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l will in the future

~ in the past. sell any and all kinds Of
Agricultural Implements, Harvesting
Machinery, Buggies, Platform Springs,
and farm Wagons: the improved Buck.
eye Mower, Reaper, and Self Binder,
which are superior 10 all others in con-
struc,i'r, iightness of draft, &C., and
fully warranted Hagcrstown Drill, and
the iiagerstown celebrated unenuallcl
Locust Hub Hay Rake, New Departure
and Brown Cu!tivators, Electric Spring
ASiLating Harrow, Corn Planters, Corn
Crushers, Cider Mills, Fruit Drivers
lhreshcrs, Saw Mill Engines, Barbcd
fence wire, &c, sc.
E1,ln addition to theIabove, YOU will
at al! times find stock Of Saddles, Bril-
dies, Harness, &c, &c.
Soliciting your esteemed patronage,
am, very respectfully yours,
ID. ii. llEISKELL
Romney, Nov, 9, 1888.
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10 the members Of tue Society of Con.
federate Soldies in Hampshire County:
You are requested to meet at the
Court house in Romuey, on the 9th June
at lOa O'Clock, to participate in the de-
coration OF the graves OF your dead com.
rades. The general committee of the
society is requested to meet promptly at
III o'clock 10 transact business Of im-
portance.
ISAAC T. BRADY, President.
r. j.. PUoH, Sec'y.
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On Thirty Days Trial

The Vo.aic Bel. CO.. Marshall, Mich.
will send Dr.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts & Electric Appliances on
trlai TOR thirty days to men young or
oid) who are afflicted with Nervous De-
6i'ity, Lost VItslity. and Kindred
Troubles, guaranteeing speedy and
complete restoration Of health and
manly vigor. Address as above. N. q
No risk Is incurred as thirty days trial
is given.
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d e G o RATION DAY.

Tie annual decoration Of the graves
OF the Confederate dead in Indian Mound
Cemetery, will take place on 9th June
at ~ o'clock. The meeting Of the me.
mortal association will be held at that
hour at the Courthouse, where the pro-
cession will form.
NJ. +. VANCE, President.
MARY H. HEIsKxLL, Sec'y.
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&EE week at home. 50 90 outfit free
ROO Pay Absolutely sure. No risk Csni
tai not required. Reader, IL you want bushes
ia which persons Of either SCI, youna or old
can make great Psy all the time they work, with
absolute certainty, write for particulars TO II .
HALLBII co, Portland Maine.
Dec. II. 1898.
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IHEO. Ii. ALLEN.
1333 a kCiI ST.
II II L L a ID e LIE IIIA
PURCHASING AGENCY FOR
General Werchand;se.

Nj AXES speciality OF shopping for out.of.
WI town trade, will buy for you any kind
OF goods that can be procured in PhiladeIpbi,.
viii give description a1d prices when samples
cannot be sent No place 10 this county cen
you buy goods cheaper than in this city, and
ever so cheap as now. have the whole city
20 make selections from, aud six Years expert.
cncc in two OF the leading retail houses here
VIII assist me in making judicious selections
for YOU.
Orders whether large or small viii have alike
careful attention. The prices Of the goods are
not enhtnced by ordering through me. but bill
the goods TO my customers at the same price
tina, customer would pay II here TO buy In per.
son Ny compensation being n small trade
ilscouut allowed me by the merchants Of whom
buy. And on some goods such az ma sims
apd others, 20 discount at all as they are sold
net to everybody alike. sample order solici.
Ted Correspondence promptly answered -
Goods by mail or Express ct slight cost TO all
parts Of the countro Address
TIEO. II. ALLEN,
1888 Arch Street.
-OO-
REFER ENCES
w W. Porter, Attorney at Law, G23 walnut ST.
W u Browne, Aty AZ Law, SO WALNUT ST.
ha'old =. New'in. Deputy Pfothona tary, Su.
Weme Court Broad st
Key VIM B Greene. 3i2 South 5th ST.
March %, 1894 EN-
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$500 r EWARDY

t ~ - ssys r.~a-e ~ ~ e,.s Of Liver Cow f,s.
90 Iiftsrhs. frse tirr C-rst a.. 80 81 S..ffs =
~ Tfh Nssti Vsgeishs ir.r lUI, W., IN. -
'li-tY complies viih ~. srs ra-.iy v.rs... -
1s,I y. ~ 80 'Aiaet1a Eugsr Cosss Isr-s t.,.s -,
- - '. ..r'a - '.s ~ a.l d-ur-, - a
mas - 49, i"iaiorf 7 gsaufas -trrr.-f 49,. 4.
-, F''I = 'N Isl 10 o. utf e., 49,
VIVA - - $50 . ga. .ssa.i .- 80. :. =. -.
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See notice in another column Of the
Ice cream and Strawberry Festival to be
held by the ladies of Purgitsville next
Friday and Saturday evenings.
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p 4 II . q II A L.

Mr.. NARY. wife Of Gen. Ca,ok ar.
rived at Oakland. her summer residence
last week.
JAMES SHExrz. E.q.. went to Ksyser
on Monday.
Miss ANNIE. daughter Of Maj. JOHN
c. CovElL Of this place. left ON Tues.
day to visit relatives in New York City
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. HAYS accompanied
ier ss far a. Cumberland, returning the
same evening.
Mrs. l. X. C. PANCAKE and tamil,
returned on Tuesday from q ten days
visit to Mrs Ellen Pancake up the riv-
er.
We had q pleasant call from Judge
JAMES d ARMSTRONG Tuesday morn
ing.
Miss LULA TURLEY has returned 70
her home in Moorefield.
Mr.. ErHRAIM HERRIorr from near this
place called so see us Tuesday last.
Mrs p. p. LUTON who has been Wis.
iting her sister near Baltimore, returned
home this week.
We had q very pleasant visit from
Mr.. WESLEY HAMMOND ono evening
this week.
Little WILLIE WADE BIERKAMp " as
in Wednesday 10 say good bye before
starting to Moorefield and Petersburg
TO spend the Summer with her auntie
and other relatives.
MIS-. HENRY HoUsER is expected lome
this evening from Baltimore.
We had a pleasant call on Saturda y
last from HRS. ELIZABETH WmrEMAN
her son and daughter, Mr.. DAVID, and
Miss MAGGIE WHITMAN from near
Moorefield Junction, this county.
On Wednesday Mr.. CARMEL from
near Burlington called to see US
DR.. |. w. Mcdowell of Wardens
vile arrived at his fathers in this place
on Saturday last.
Mrs 4. E. SoLLAns and children re-
turned 10 their home near Oakland yes
terday.
Mr.. EDWARD NJ. PANCAKE of thi:
county returned from Nebraska Satur
day last, to which place, we understand
he expects to move his family ne X,
month
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-23

Circuit Court for Hardy county will
be held in Moorelield mex. Tuesday, the
9th inst.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-05-23

The Louisiana Legislature on the goth
elected James Il. Eustis United States
Senator, TO succeed Benjamin L. Jonas.
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STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

We are requested TO announce tha.
the Ladies Of Purgittsville will hold an
Ice Cream and Strawberry Festival at
Mrs. N. j. TAYLoR's, one mile North OF
Fayetteville. on Friday aud Saturday
nish.a May 30:h and 3lss. 1884. The
public 10 invited.
The funds raisel will be for the bene.
ft OF the NJ. Z. Church. South.
May 23. 1884. $50
Mining docs not appear to be very
pleasant or profitable business in Colo
RADIO this spring. The suow at the
mines Was reported by the Denver Fri.
bune the other day TO be two feet deep,
and still accommodating. Work of course
Is impossible. and many business inter.
ests of Denver are suffering in conse-
quence.
One must he poor TO know The luxu-
~ OF giving That may be 20, but We
think anybody can enjoy the luxury OF
giving his fellow.suffeser bottle of Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup to cure his cough.
CATERPILLARs By THE WAGON
LoAD.-A corresponi lent of the Will.
liamsburg Is. CO. Herald, writing from
Cade's, says tue caterpillsrs in Broad
Swamp and vicinity are now dying on. !;
that in the swamp they have drifted q
ga!nst logs by the cart load, and per
feet stencil is formed from the putrefy
ing mass. and that in some Of the orch
ards they attacked not bloom or leal
was left On the trees.
Mrs. B. d. Nicholson; Littleton, N. C.
says: Il took Browns Iron Bitters fo
general ill-health and found them pleas
ant and beneficial
A MAMMOTH SrUaaEoN.-In London
the other day there was exhibited ,
sturgeon measuring nineteen feet Ions
and four feet six inches girth. IT.
weight was SIS pounds. TIE fish was
taken in tue North sea in the deep se,
tra~l net of one ofthc Grimsby smacks
1t ID rarely thnt SO fine specimen i.
seen.
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The Circuit Court closed tie session
in this place on Monday last.
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We learn that Messers. VIM. Wilson
& Sons. Of Bakers Run, Hardy county
have erected circular Saw Mill Which
cuts almost equal to steam power. 1.
was built 10y Mr. b. N. Carpenter for.
mer'y of this place, No. mill wright
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|. Il. G. Pancake:
Ron'ney and Springfield Stores.
Whatever YOUR renmir

Whatever your require.
ments may be in the way of supplies this
Spring, We believe they can in measnre
pc met ny our large stock of New Goods
ootn at homney & Springfield Stores.
PRINTED chambrnys in checks and pin stripes
Domestic Scotch and French ginghams
Shepherds checks in low and high priced goods.
Large assortment printed lawns, prices low
Nice stock of seer suckers prices reduced
Fine India linens and whito organdies
hemshched handkerchief, colored borden
Fine glass napkins so per Dozen
Nice assortment prints at per yard
Large collection straw Hats lower than Last v..,
Beautiful stock ladies trimmed Hats
Hoscry-gloves and mits
hyccie shirs-ow priced andh high priced
Gauzo underwear OF and ccnt.
Dig 0ek gents cohngand boys all Sc so choice .v
Large stock of ladies' chldrens Shoe, and snne
Mating, table noorOi Cloths
fa stock OF Groceries incu, celebrated Ri
Niacaroni and goods -' -'' Aea-Cneese' h'ce
L. Iii. @. Pancake.
Romney, May 23
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Three hundred and sixty-6ve times each
year every mothers son Of us has a strug-
gle getting into his shirt.
Ifa shirt is worth getting into, If is strong
and well made, sure not to rip or tear,
perfect fitting, then there is some compen.
sation for spending so much of our exist
ence in such struggle. You may wrestle
with the DIAMOND, but with its everlasting
stay attachment and reinforced bosom, YOU
will come out head first every time, covered
with glory and with the best shirt in the land.
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New Frecpors, Pa. Aug. 4. 1873:

New Ffecpors, Pa, Aug. 4, 1888.
WHAT A BAPTIST MINISTER SAYS
@. Doldstien 81 have been afflicted for
long time With live: complaint and
onst.pition. hive tried many RENE
dies and several doctors, but they oil fail.
cd. L have used thIoe bottles of your
Aronanna and find il the very thing
| needed. l shall recommend it to all
who are suffering in the same way.
JOHN WEST, Pastor Baptist Church.
Sold by Mcdowell, Druggist. Romney.
ITCHING PILEs-SYMPTONsA ND CURE.
The symptoms are moisture, like perspira.
o. in.ease itchin g, increased by scratching,
very distressing. particularly at night seems
as u pin-worms we're crawling 10 and abou I
tie rectum, the private parts are sometimee
affected. II allowed to continue very serious
results may follow. SWAYNE'S OINTMENT
IS a pleasant, sure cure. Also for letter, Itch.
Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Erysipelas, BARRIERS
Itch, Blotches, all scaly, crusty Skin Disease s.
Sent by mail for so cents. boxes, 81 Is, lin
tamps). Address. DR.. SWAYNE Il son
Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Druggists Aug.
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Josh Billings says: Next to a clear
Conscience for solid comfort, Guns an
old shu.' He probably never suffered
With a cough or cold, otherwise he would
have referred to DIR. Bulls Cough syr-
up as being also good thing to secure
relief and comfort
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day last, to which place, we understand
he expects to move his family ne xt
month.
Ballou's Magazine for June Til c
June number Of Ballou's NJ ,gazine O.
pens with an illustrated article on Roy
oil Worcester Ware, which will prove in :
teresting TO lovers OF handsome china.
Then follows a liberal instalment OF
that popular yarn. called 'On Land and
Sea; or. California in the Yeas 1913,
"A, and 49, by William H. Themes,
author Of Tie Belle Of Australis, and
Running the Blocka ,e.' In this plrt, a
thrilling description is given of the beat
ing into Monterey harbor of the u. S.
sloop.of-war Ceyenne, in the teeth of a
southeast gale, one day in April, lS43.
1t is worth reading. There is also an
account ola deer-hunt in the pine wood 8
OF Monterey,the quellins of an incipient
mutiny, little lovc.m liking, and other
interesting subjects. Ballou's also con.
tains the usual interesting amount OF
miscellaneous matter, some nice poetry,
engravings, humorous notes, and many
other things which we have not time to
notice. IL is good number, and all
readers will be pleased with it. SEMI
10 c,s. for sample copy, and see what
it is like. Only $3.50 per year. or Is
cts. single number. Themes & Talbot.
rs Hawley Street, Boston.
STEEP KILLED by Docs IN RocKIyc.
AM.-The Met alley sville correspondent
of the Rockingham Register says that,
on last Thursday night q week, near
Rockingham Mineral Springs. q flock of
line sheep belonging to Mr.. @. T. Hop.
k'nS was broken into by tue dogs, and
thirty out Of sixty three killed outright.
four fatally wounded. and eight were
not able to be found at ali. Thus in
single night more than half his flock
was destroyed by worthless ours. One
Of the dogs was shot and killed. Mr..
Hopkins damage was assessed by Mes.
sr'. VIM. III. Hedrick, H. ID. Gilmore.
and Jessie Bowcock, at $50, which. on
account OF the superior quality OF the
sheep killed, is considered a low esti-
mate.
a young lady aged I6 and in perfect
health, attended on Monday week wed.
ding anniversary Of some friends in
Brooklyn, D. Y. Dancing was the
pleasure of the evening. Miss Camp
bell being a great belle was engaged for
every figure. At midnight she ate a
hearty supper and commenced da.ciuo
again. Presently, just after waltz. she
pressed her hand TO her heart SAVING.
'Ob am so tired psllor came o.
yer her face and in moment she was
unconscious A physical as hastily
summoned, but on arriving found her
Breathing Der last. She had never had
a days sickness in her life before. She
was the picture of health. The young
people VI this town should read this and
keep it in memory TX.
Josh Billings says: Next to a clear
Conscience for solid comfort, Guns an
old shu.' He probably never suffered
with cough or cold, otherwise be would
have referred to DR.. Bulls Cough Syr-
up as being also good tbing TO secure
relief and comfort
The Louisiana Legislature on The 2Oth
elected James Il. Eustis United States
Senator, TO eucceed Benjamin. L. jonas.
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Tie June number Of the American
Agriculturist is upon our table We
find this n pleasing Magazine, adapted
10 both sexes and devoted to farm and
garden wjrk.
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The West Virginia Sch, oil Journ al
for June has been received; we are
pleased to recommend i. to all intere st.
cd in teaching.
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Fon MoUSDsvILLE.-On Tuesday
morning last Sheriff john Monroe,
assisted by Depaty Sheriff JAS. w. Po-
LING and Mr.. d. 81. HEIsKELL, started
for the Penitsnliary at Moundsville, hav.
ing in custody James Il. Wilson and
John Is Wilson, of Frederick county,
convicted al the recent term Of tho Cir.
cult Court OF this county for burglary.
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Mrs. B. d. Nicholson; Littleton, N. c.,
says: Il took Browns Iron Bitters 70,
general ill-health and found them pleas.
ant and beneficial
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DGrllnier Wedpore Departenlent fur
Dauien Tam meber in Qualitat, Wiuifern
cber Breiien iibertroHen iperben.

19gin ishr srcBes Eager BON Soumz
peHs @ingharls unb Seeriuders, ierner
Gins prll{tSnbise auspahl Ban 2einen
Eoile On Ncrb 5u 10, 124, Is unb 20
Gssts,bidgarb.
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D6llnfer etiefel. unb 5dub DC.
partement lit nun pcllfidnbi8 in alien
3weiaen nnb bieie Waaren Terben 5u
da6erlt niebrisen Breiien perfauft.
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tere iein f6nne, unb 10 gei6ab benn Ell
neg Sages bas l1ngliid! Ser 9err SUI
ftiaratb 3og gum aiueiten Male ben Sraf
an, be1tellte elm neues pra6tbolles gouz
quet unb fubr tpieoer na6&ofenberg, unt
nit bollen Segeln auf ben fiinften &orh
lossufeuern.
IS mar Inn bismal ertpiini6t, baB
Grau bon Sertenftein ni@t gu Sauie
unb Trdulein Sofer ni6t ii6tbar tpar.
ST b6rte, baB Grdulein 2ilp ii6 in ib=
rem 3immer befinbe, uno ma6te BON
ieinem 8orre9te als alter 6ausfrenno
Gebrau6, inbem ct iie bort auHu6te.
2ilD eri6rat elm tpenig, als es 10 unz
bertsutbet an ibre Sbiir flopfte. Sic
i6ob RAID ben angefangenen 8rief IN
bie S1reibmappe unb f9loB Siefelbe,
als Iie aber BEN @intretenoen erfannte,
iprang iie auf, elite ibm entgegen uno
rief fr6blib:
9l6, Onfel Suiti3ratb!
(Gortiesnas tolst.)
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s@@inise gtid 8raGeler unb Jn.
grain Garpsts iinb nod porrdtbis unb
suerben 30 gfeiu Ycrfer Scifpreiien uers
tauft. Wlan beiude uns.
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s9llnIsr Serren.4 4leiser., Gurniibins
@ocbs unb 6ute Departement III auser.
Isisn unb unibertreiftur in 0ualitat unb
MRifern.
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That each to evil deeds, whene'er

That each to evil deeQS, Wnene er
He listeth, may thy song explain2
The dwarf with puny hand and rash
May launch his harmless missile train,
But he who hurls the lightning's flash,
Around whose car the thunders crash,
Meier let him wanton with the rein.
Yes, thou sower art, who sows
The fearful seeds of demolition;
Thy larum-peal, from their repose,
Awakes the people-to sedition
Thou dost profane the flames which
CLEAN,
So bright and holy, through each
land,
To thee the glow of Heavens beam
Erostratus' torch would seem,
Thou in the temple hurl's thy brand.
Or why this clashing of the steel,
These battles which thy song
demands,
This glow in which thy passions reel.
And burn like flaming firebrands!
No! thus no German arm is nerved;
We too may fight for what is new,
Round freedoms banner we have
served,
In serried ranks, but e'er preserved
Our ancient loyalty so true.
We also hate the Bashkir's chain,
Th' enslaver he of mind and thought,
And not single doit to gain
We from those naughty Franks have
sought.
We also wish that thought may flee
Through every land with winged
speed;
From north to south in thought, when
free,
Our freedoms best of guards we
But must for this thy people bleed2
Believe me, no! now wanes the night,
Soon will the morn reward our zeal,
Well struggle, but we will not fight,
The mind is stronger than the steel.
He who with Luther fought appears
Upon the plain in armour now,
He bursteth through q thousand
spears,
Though Hell itself opposing nears;
The laurels still shall crown his brow.
Put up thy sword then in its sheath,
AS Peter once, when he had sinned,
For murder wears not freedom s
wreath,
As Paris in thy ear hath dinned.
Through mind alone she beareth fruit,
And he who would with stains of
blood
Her vesture pure and bright pollute,
And though he struck an angels lutte,
Fights for the world, not for his God.
My song no monarch's favour woos,
There reign's no prince where | was
born;
A priest am / to freedom $ muse,
'Tis but TO Truth that 1 have sworn.
Thus armed I'll hold thee bold at
bay,
from thy hand thy flaming
rod;
And if the world condemn my lay,
In Gods hand is the judgement-day.
[ speak my mind-so help me God
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$. Nr1aer

No. 4 gaf GommerceifraBe, nabe Der
Bride, 9dmbler in @ifenipaaren, Se=
fen unb 8le9naaren. Agent fiir Die
erceqentett Gaborite SD96fen. Wan
fpre9e bor ltnb erarninire biefelben.
Sie beften S9reinerz unb Maurers
9anbtperf5euge eine Specialitdt. @is
fentpaarer1 fir gontractoren als Ndgel,
G1l6Ker, S6arniere &C., su ben Dorz
tbeilbafteiten preilen. Cine Glenpnerz
@erfitdtte 1T nit Dem @ei6dft berbuns
ben unb 9a6oefen unb ole in bies
Sad f9lagenbe Nrbeiten tperben prompt
beiorgt. 9a9rinnen Sc 3oa lang obne
Saum, obne Breiserb66ung.
5elepbon 9to. 119. 21,6,m
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Mus 0alpeftp,t, geras.

Serr Sail 3. Sobnion, 9erausaeber
Der uDailD print" in @albefon, Ser,
beri6tet, baB ber groBe S6mer5enitil>
ler, ct. Safobs Sel, oas einsige Mittel
lei, tDel6es ibm ieinals 8eiierung 1T
feinen rbeumatii6en S6mer5en gebra6t
hQbe.
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A. Kahn & Co.,

Ode Nain Yla,a unb Beff Commerce
2S,3,tsM Straes.
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= Ser Gouberneur 1at cine Yroflaz
nation erlafIen, tuel@e Die BON @ous
berneur &oberts I'M Stunt 1881 erlaflene
proflamatiptt pona6 esI Den getpob=
rlern getpider Gren5couhiies geffattet
mar, Maffen gu trasen, aufbebt.
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sfusfuuft fir 0anten. 81

0lmstmmft fir 9ataeit. 9lles fir
cine 6ausbdlterin Wuni9ensmertbe
fann man bur9 bas 2efen beg House
wife" fennen Iernen. DaFelbe 1T bas
biuigfte 8latt, bos fit Damen erf6eint.
Geguldrer preis 81. Mirb ie6er Dame
als probe Elm Sabr lang fret sugei6idt,
pel6e bic Namen unb M6reHeit BON 10
berbeiratbeten Srauen o6er 9ausbalz
terinnen unb 12 3tpeicent>Stamps fiir
poIfage einienbet. Mbreie:
The Housewife. &o9eiter, 9f. 3.
1,3, t1ip1M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-05-10
HAMPDEN SIDNEY.
Commencement Exercises Union TheologI-
cal Seminary-Chairs Filled.

Commencement Exercises Union TheologI-
cal Seminary-Chairs Filled.
TCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatcb.I
MAY 7, 1884.
The examinations and commencement
exercises OF Union Theological Seminary
have just closed tonight. Twenty men,
bers OF the Board OF Trustees were pres
ent-twelve from Virginia and eight from
North Carolina. All matters OF routine
and much important business was trans
acted. A mural tablet to the Rev. John
Rice, ID. d., was ordered to be placed in
the Seminary chapel. The finances of the
institution were shown to be I'm satlsfac-
tory condition, and are under the manage
ment OF Judge +. N. Watkins, OF Farm
vile. Rev. Walter w. Moore was elected
ADJUNCT Professor OF Oriental Literature.
Rev. j. +. Latimer, Phi. d., OF Memphis,
was elected to the Chair OF Ecclesiastical
History and Church Polity.
The Oldest living graduate VI the insti-
tuition, Rev. DR.. Burwell, OF Raleigh, N.
y, was present. He was member Of the
nrst class that entered the Seminary, and
was under the instruction OF ReY. DR..
Rice, the founder OF the institution.
Progress was reported in regard to the
enort TO raise an endowment for fifth pro-
iessorship. This work Is In the hands Of
the Rev. 8. r. Martin.
There was an address before the Society
OF Inquiry by Rev. DIR. Wynkoop, OF
washington city, and before the Alumni
ey Rev. ii. q. Hill, d. D., Of Fayetteville,
The whole was closed tonight by q very
enjoyable "sociable" In the chapel. Ex-
ce'ient music by the choir added to the en-
lertainment, and venerable trustees, stu
dents OF both institutions. and the young
aides OF the community. seemed TO mingle
ogether In pleasant reinion. CAROL.