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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
A Ruined city sn Texas.

Engineering ana Mining JouIndl'I
The surveys at present being made for the
Kansas City. III Paso and Mexican railroad,
at a point north latitude 33s and west longi.
lude 1909, have passed along the lava How
which by the local population is called the
Molpais. II consists OF sea OF molten black
class. agitated at the moment Of cooling 10
ragged waves of fantastic shapes. These
lava waves or ridges are from ten 10 twelve
feet high with cOmbing crests. This lava
flow is about forty miles long from northeast
TO southwest and from one 10 ten miles
wide. For miles on all sides the coun.
try is the most desolate that can be ina
glned, IL has been literally burned up. IL
consists OF fne white ashes to any depth
which, so far. has bees dug down. To the
north of the lava-6ow. and lying in coun-
try equally desoiate and arid, the surveyors
nave come upon the ruins OF Gran Guiyera,
known already 10 the early spanish explorers,
but which have been visited by white men
less often even than the mysterious ruins OF
PalenQue In Central America. Only
few people at S0corro and White
Oaks have been at Gran Guiyera,
because Il Is at present forty miles
from water. The surveyors found the ruins
to be OF gigantic stone buildings made IN
the most substantial manner aud OF grand
proportions. One OF them was four acres in
extent. All indications around the RUNS
point 10 the existence here at one time OF
dense population. No legend Of any kind
exists as TO how the great city was de.
stroyed or when Il was abandoned. One OF
the engineers attached TO the surveying OK.
petition advances the theory that Gran Gull
vera was In existence and abundantly sup
piled with water at the time tho terrific vol
canic eruption took place.
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WARRENTON.
Enterfainmentn-Fi Estate Sold
Improving.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dlspatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
WARRENTOS. Va, June 3, 1883.
The Dramatic Club OF WarrentOn gave
the beautiful cantata Of Ruth at the Town
Han on Monday night, and it was fully en-
loved by large audience. Miss Maria
Powell represented Ruth; Miss Yoder, Of
Washington, Naomi; Miss George Green,
Orpah; Mr. Utterback, BOaZ; Mr.. &. W.
smith, Second Reaper; and Mr.. Swan, First
Reaper. The instrumental music for the Oc-
casion was furnished by an orchestra from
Washington. Financially the entertainment
was q great success. The proceeds will 20
TO the BAPTIST church for the purpose OF sup
plying new windows.
During the past week the valuable estate
Of the late Gilbert Blstsble, which was
known as Monteyideo. and i situated near
Catlctt's station. was sold at public auction
for S20,5 TO Edward Holden, Of The
Plains. This estate is one OF the finest in
the county and has always been valued at
$4,000: but, owing TO the accumulation OF
interest on deeds OF trust 10 the amount Of
500. coo, the hers permitted the place to be
sold at this great sacrifice.
William Hayes, who was seriously injured
while riding a steeplc.chase at Gainesville
on last Friday by his horse falling on him, is
said to be improving, and II IS hoped he will
recover.
The opening german Of the season at the
Fauquier White Sulphur Springs will be
given on Wednesday night.
MIR. Eppa Hunton and wife, OF this place,
have gone on pleasure trip OF two weeks TO
the Bedford Springs.
Warrenton Is fast filing up with summer
boIrders, and its gaieties will commence
with german at the Town Hall on FRIDAY
night given by the young men.
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The Attsrnctioas OF the Piace-The
Cempasy.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dispatch.l
WARN SPRINGS. Va, July 3, 1888.
Once more the "Oid Warm" opens It's
hospltable doors, and Is. II possible, ready to
offer more comiort and pleasure 10 Us guests
than ever. Never before have the grounds
looked more attractive. the baths been more
inviting, and the mfns more fempting than
now. Certainly this charming retreat from
the heat and hustle Of the city II like wine
Il improves with age. Each year some new
feature appears which adds 10 either the
comfort or amusement OF the guests, and this
season we have n delightful combination.
A new cottage has been built, billiard
room with an excellent pool.table ADDED,
and q sieam.pump connected Win the
geptlemen's bath. This last "a most
valuable Improvement. BY its aid baths can
POW be given OF any temperature desired.
Water Is forced into every building on tne
place and the drainage Is rendered absolutely
perfect. must not forget to say word or
two about the lovely mound ~ flowers and
the fountain which have been placed In
front OF the hotel. What was once bare
stretch OF road IL now made attractive by
water and flowers.
Although Il IL very early In the season
there are quite a number Of people here.
and innumerable letters and kilograms are
coming each day from persons desiring ac-
cOmmOdaiIons. So we have every reason 10
expect a more successful season than usual.
Letters requesting rooms have been received
from Mrs. Stonewall Jackson and from The
Corcan Legation.
Those who are here are simply resting and
cooling off after a period OF roasting in the
cities. see the tennis court being rolled
and marked OF, and there are many whis-
pers OF balls. germans, theatricals. excur-
siOns, aud such amusements Tor the future.
As I sit on the piazza | notice Miss Liz.
zie Nicholas, OF VirginIa. making herself
charming to every one rs only she knows
how to do. Mr.. T.. ). Elliott, OF Savannah,
so popular here last season, Is once more
with us. Mrs. NJ. Il. Adams, Miss Jessie
st. John Adams, Miss Lila Peay, Mrs. l..
+. Breckenridge, OF Louisville; Miss Brown,
Of Philadelphia; Miss Glover. OF Fairheldi
Miss +. Boyer, OF Boston; Miss q. Chase
ID. j. Denison, Esq, OF New York; Mrs.
ID. b. Tennant and family, OF Petersburg;
Mrs. :. ID. Goocb, Judge W. 5. Gooch, OF
Louisa Courthonse, Va; MIR. and Mrs. ".
j. Sibey, Mrs. NJ. b. Dallas, OF Washing
ton; Hugh ID. Dallas, Esq, OF Nashville.
Tenn: Mrs. George s. Gibson, Miss West,
Mr.. and Mrs. George r NJ. Gibson, OF
Baltimore; DR.. William s. Gordon. OF Rich
mond; Mr.. and Mrs. Joaquine del Calyo'
OF New York, and many Others. This week
seveuty-iye arrivals are expected. The band
will be with Us in few days, and then
to the ballroom. A MouNrAISEER. y
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TAKING A REST.
aow NORFOLK AND osTsMoUTHsPENr
THE FOURTH.
A National saluts--of for the seashore--
Personal Notes - Arabs
Arrested.
lcorespondence q the RIchmond pI.patch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, July 4, 1888.
At sunrise national salute BY
the Norfolk Light Artillery Blues
ushered In tue celebration Of the "Glorious
FOURTH and soon after all the shipping 10
the harbor and the war-ships at the nayy-
yard were gaily dressed with bunting IN
honor OF The day. Business and work OF
every description was suspended and every
body was In the streets enjoying tue holiday,
With thousands OF visitors from the country.
At meridian q national salute was fired
from the frigate Franklin and the band
PLAYED the Star spangIed Banner" There
was no parade on tho part OF The military,
but several OF the companies went TO the
country target-firing. Towards evening
thousands OF people left for Fort Monroe,
Virginia Beach, aud Ocean View TO witness
the fireworks.
BY order OF the Spanish Consul gang OF
five sailors OF the crew OF the Spanish steam
ship Leonora have been put in jail for 10.
subordnation, 10 be held until the snip sails.
Mr.. W. s. Copeland, OF the Danville Regis.
Ter, with his family are at Virginia Beach.
A large delegation OF Democrats left for
Baltimore last night.
Two Arabs have been arrested snd locked
UP on suspicion OF assaulting MISS sAran
Dalby on Monday night. The lady has been
having commissions ever since the assault,
and her condition continues critical.
The Portsmouth City Council is deii6e-
rating whether 10 raise taxes or reduce eX-
penses, the latter exceeding the revenues Tor
the current year.
Norfolk has In contemplation the erection
OF a new and larger almshoUse. The present
structure is old and too contracted, and Is
getting too far into the city. The institution
is now entirely surrounded by the new por-
ton OF the city.
The tomato crop Of the county Is said by
the truckers 10 be a total failure this season.
A number OF the Ohio newspapeT-men are
in Norfolk sightseeing.
Senator Thomas ii. Barnes, OF Nansemond,
is in the city on bis way to Williamsburg TO
attend meeting OF the Board Of Trustees OF
William and Mary College. IL
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I'm. no., rruraI and Temperate.

T. ID. Seyman writes in Sericaer's' "The
Greeks are the most frugal and temperate
people OF Europe. Gluttony and drunken
ness are rare vices among them. Their diet
Is such as 1t was 1000 years ago. They eat
little meat; harley bread. goats cheese, or
black dried olives and wine make up bounti-
ful repast. Bread and wine. or bread and
lseks form many mans dinner. Our agoy-
iatis munched raw beans with evident relish
as his luncheon. Maize Is cultivated In some
parts OF the country, and Il imported
from ItGly; but ! never saw II pro.
perry trested-it Is generally eaten half.
cooked. A large number OF herbs are
boiled as greens and used IN salads. Salt
fsh are prepared In some districts. salt Is q
Government monopoly and Il very brown.
Ollye-oli serves As butter. cream, lard, and
sust. The food Is generally too oily for an
American. Honey Is often used, rs In "a.
cieut times. instesd OF sugar. Sweet milk i
little used, bnt many preparations OF curds
are common. Curds aed sugars are made
into toothsome dish. There are many va
riet,es OF Greek wine, but almost All are
ssrong and dery, and are tempered with
water when they are drunk. Wine costs
only ftiEs- about eight cents per quart Of
excellent quality Is seldom tskea Ia ex-
cess.n
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Gloucester and The Exposition.

Correspondence OF the hichmOpd Dispatch.l
GLOUCESTER {. H., Va, July ?, 1883.
Representatives heretofore appointed from
the counties OF Gloucester, Mathews and
kiddlesex met here 10 adopt the ways and
means OF having these counties represented
at The Exposition. Captain Robert Healy,
OF Middlesex, was chosen chairman, aud Mr..
John Il. Donovan, OF Mathews, was made
secretary. After full aud free consultation
II was determined 10 ask the boards OF SUI
peryisors OF the counties TO appropriate six
hundred dollars for the purpose OF securing
and exhibiting specimens Of the mineral,
agricultural, and maritime advantages OF our
counties, and steps were taken 10 secure pri-
vsie subscriptions TO supplement the sppro-
priations. II Is earnestly hoped that the
great natural advantages OF Tidewater Vir-
ginia will attract the tide OF immigration,
and that this section will soon become the
garden spot OF the State. MI.
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,he waye..

storm at sea means inevitable sea-sickness
for ocean travellers. The vibration OF a steam
er's screw, even, Is sore trial 10 any but the
strongest stomach. "eplIcing the maln brace"
as the Imbipat.on Of q glass is !ocuisrly termed
BY sailors, Is poor substitute FOR the swallowing
Of that incompsrsble tranqulliizrr Of ses-sIck
s,omachs, Hostotter's Stomach Bilters which no
commercial traveller tourist, or invalid should
tedious land journey. No unmedcRted elimu-
liant OF commerce r. comparable for efficacy 10
tho great insigoraaL EmiFran,s 20 the West
pronounce II 3 reliable preventive OF maiarial
Infection. ~ well a. other complaints 10 which
hardship, impure water. aud miasma- tasnied
yapors eiye rise. Il renders brsckish water
drinkAbles and harmless and n one remedy
for disorders Of the stomach and bowels and for
" 5Th.wlsa&Tu
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Man ROOk.

Some Details of Water Works Construction.
BY w. Il. BILLINGS. superintendent Of
Water Works at Taunton, Mass. With
illustrations from sketches by the Author.
Some questions addressed TO the editor OF
The Engineering and Building record and
Tie SANITARY Engineer by persons 10 the en-
ploy OF new water-works indicated that a
snort series OF practical articles on the De
tails OF Constructing a Water Works Plant
would be OF value, and at the suggestion OF
the editor the preparation Of these papers was
undertaken for the columns OF that journal.
They now appear In book form.
To be had OF the publishers-namely, The
Engineering and building Record, New York
o.fy
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DsUas. mKDIcIss.. 80.
SALES.
As7bA Petit.

1000 pounds Cum carnphor. So a pound;
100 pounds Notified Castle Soap bar IKE, BY
the pound 10;
200 pounds White CASTLE Soap. bar I5c., ~ 10
pound 2oc.;
loo pounds English Blue NOTED soap q, g.
bar-ususliy sold for 50c:
800 hslf-pipt bottles OF Genuine Imported Bay
Rum at &C:
100 pieces aao Bath Sponge at 5oc-usualiy sol
atsi;
200 pieces Bath Sponge. 25c--regular price 'oc
camcIis Bouquet soap. finest toilet soap made,
90. cake or for &C.;
Cuteura Soap. i5c. cake:
LAzelrs White Hose. Persian Bouquet and niiy
ether odors only esc. per oancs-asual pro
zoe. Guaranteed 10 be equal 70 any on no
market
Q, gross nne Toilet Soap 3, CO.. dozen-reguisr
price 81;
Genuine Murray 6 Lanman's Florida Water.
&c.;
Lazelps Florida Water smalD. &c:
$50. viii buy Meade Bakers cartolc Mouth
WASH or bottles for sl
Coz will buy Sozodout uhe beet denilfrics';
lOc. win by Teuowis swGndown Win bogue q
Extract;
70. will buy l0c box q whiting;
toe. will buy Loonen's Solid.Baek Hair Birch
usual price 81;
q will buy Loonens solid-Back Hair-Brush-
usual price $50;
Horsfords Acid Phosphate. 90. or bottles Tor
81;
Horsfords Acid Phosphate Qsrgel &c:
95c- viii buy pound best Nized Bird seed;
75c' will buy Palnes Celory Compound.
ST. Z, viii buy swl's speciac larges
Nesslo's Baby Food, 3ic boa
Sspolio, &c. a cake;
5sc. will buy Lazelrs Lavender or yiole, Tolie,
Water;
see. will buy Iuoin's Extracts,
75c. will buy wyeth's Beef. Wine and Iron
sc. will buy Browns fon Bi,iegs;
;5c. will buy simmons Liver Regulator Cargo.
nc. will buy slmmon. Liver Regulator ,sma..
isc. will buy Mrs. winsows Soothing syrup.
lsc. will buy Brandroth's, Dayi4s, Or Car,rs
Pills:
a.iO viii buy Fellows syrup nypophosph.es
Compound;
&c. viii buy Valentines Meat juice,
sjc. viii buy Ayers OF Hoods 81 ,aparilia;
iJc viii buy Allcock Porous Plaster;
zoe. will bay Genuine kics,erirau Nun Cologne.
roc will buy Or. pierce's faycrlte Prcscupa.a
or three bottles for q;
&c. will buy Dr. Pier-e's Golden Medical Dis
coyory or three Dotlles fSrig,
sc. will buy Bromocnie!nc;
75c. will buy Boyinine largc';
s0c. will buy Boyinine ,snalni
a0, viii buy Buffalo Lithia Wator;
g5c. will buy Hunysdl Janos Water
observation-disclosures articles - 8wcepior roi mo-.
lions from old fashioned prices. Parties les.as
Tor the springs can have the.r medieiuc.chs.s
nllcd at very low hgrea Physicians pre.~ ,.
tions carefully aud scientifically Compound
Purity guaranteed. Goo5e delivered free 8. a-y
part OF tho city II order amounts ~ 81 N
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Another interesting aud venerable docu-
fnent which Mr. Writ Henry has nnesrthed
IN hss Investigations among the old manu-
scripts ~ our State Library Is petition
wrltten In i77i from the Presbyterian church
known by the name OF The "Peaks OF Of
ter" in Bedford county, Va, requesting at
The hsnds Of the House OF Burgesses neces-
sarY legislation TO enable them to purchase
lands snd slaves and apply the snnual rents
and hires 10 the support OF their pastor.
This was a common custom IN that day,
aud was pfaetieed In some parts OF Virginia
ss late ~ hity years ago. Briery church, IA
Prince Edward, was endowed In this way,
years before the war. Central Presbyterian.
Beaslo church, 10 the same county, own
"a number Of slaves. aud owned them up
10 1851, We think.
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ed before the committee or be IL not and
the responsibility cannot be eyaded. I'm.
doubleday the general impression VIII be
thai the action OF the committee was goyerns
ed by partisan feeling, which would have
rejected Mr. Fuller II II dared, but could
not lind sufficient ground
Good for the Journal.
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PETERSBURG.
RObberios-The Poiice-Other Mat

lCorrespondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
July 4, 1888.
The observance OF the Fourth was very
quiet and very partial. The banks, the pub
lie buildings, the railroad depots, and the
tobacco and other factories were closed, but
business was not suspended, and there was
no special celebration OF the day. There
has been none indeed since ls6O-the last
time the Declaration OF Independence was
read or the usual Fourth-of:July Grafton was
delivered In Petersburg.
The store OF Mr.. r. j. Aldridge, on west
Washington street, was broken into night
or two ago aud robbed o. J27 in money. On
the same night the four-mill OF the Upper
AppomattoX Company was robbed OF several
barrels OF -four, which have since been ie-
covered.
The new police corps will be uniformed
by the city, aud The contract for he uni
forms has been given out.
lt is learned from letters received here
that the crops have very much improved OF
late under the influence OF the rains.
ROBIN ADAIR.
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''Most of the ghouls In Charleston who
have been enriching themselves by robbiug
grayeyards received their just deserts in the
courts last week." It's bad year for ghouls'
Some Of them got their deserts at Chicago
last month, and the probabilities are that
November will finish the gang.
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West Paint ofes.
q lhe RIchmoad pIspatcb.l

lCores9ondenco Of The Richmond Dispatcb.l
WEsT Porn, July 4. 1883.
Mayor +. Wilkinson is 10 Waco, Texas,
looking after the interest OF McFadden
Brothers new cotton compress. lie has
chosen Mr.. g. NJ. Bayne, Jr., TO superiuiend
1t. MIR. Bsvne left here with his family yes
terday for Waco.
Rev. L. s. Long, The State eyangelistof The
Disciples Church. will hold revival services
at Jerusalem church. this county, next week.
A large number OF ladies and gentlemen
attended the reception given 10 Mr.. Llewel-
lyn Neale aud his bride at LanesyiIle last
night. ALPuA.
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alt IS rumored that Emperor WILLIAM ii.
Of Germany will propose PRODUCTION OF the
ornaments OF the Europesn Powers" Should
he do so 1t will be in order for his critics 10
spend the rest OF the year In kicking them
splNn.-
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Tse Providence ri, .fouy,,,.i savs,

The Providence III. ~ Journal ssysi
"1tis tmpossibis TO regard the action Of
kte 8eus6s Jndfclary Committee 10 deciding
tos M0sff the nominatIon OF Melville w.
Fuller = 0hjsf Justice without recommenda-
tson - extremely petty. Either he u ft tor
~ pleee secscding 70 the evidence present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

Sir Charles Halle and Sir Edward Stanler,
the two musicians who were knIghted by
the Queen few DAYS ago, are both robust
and hearty men, although considerably be.
yond middle age.
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NEWSPAPER FOLDING NACHlNE
FOR SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN OFFERED.

We have q sfoSEMKrz FOLDER, IN perez.
order. witch W viii sell ate great parksa =,
al the Dupatek OF smaller II win also eat 80
paste the sightpsxe pspes itean Be fssip'
10 rsisr u ta.s feisssnarx f'sf>s-Aypeel g. "
sSs coss q tsrosrs a ms macnino ATTACHED " -
Dress ana WOW u sn6,sssful opersiicn Az
aress 2tk piSfATcH tpAfAsr.
sYalms klcamoad VI
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INsURANcE ConrANIEs.
THE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
u CHARLES y. CLARK, PRrsIpRsZ
BRADsTREET's RICHMOND OFFICE,
no. lIB EAST MAIN STREET
Telephone NOT ~
IA. Witty, SUPPLEMENTARY.

Tho Richmond once mas moro than Kept pace
with the rapid growtn Of the city and develop
m,nt OF tho territory tributary 20 L. IL Offers 20
the mercantile community Of this section all the
advantages Of asysfem the superiority OF Dhica
y recogEifed IN every trade centre Of me civil
lied world. That u Il IN special sense prepared
sfsxtseribsrs than eng ofhcr n<regnt,s a2saSR
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CoUEr ORDERS.

-f~~.ear4Ni7 rfNsfa
NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
c0URf OF The CITY OF mthNON"
JUNE ~. 1888.
The Virginia Tobacco Worss' a eospora-e.
duly Incorporated u1der tho iA"soi ihe 80
OF virginia. .ss.......,..,.s'ss go -. '''' -
against
"nope Insurance Company Of New Orlcsns
corporation duty Incorporated uuior inc a.
Of the state Oh louisiana aud doug basin'
az q foreign Insurance COMPANY ~ u, =,
OF Ftrslni1..-.,..,.s.. .,.,... 's.-'''pS'N'
IN CASE AND UPOS AN ATTACHMENT EEit ,NA'
ExrcUfED. 800
The object OF this sui "a ~ recover \ Aih'A
defendant the sum OF o1e ltot SApd dollars, p.
- attach the estate " tho said defeojsht - .,
ctty OF kicbDond ADD snei c. The same " ~
payne 9t Of the plainnn's cain. ..
Aud afijnytt having been ~ SIDE AMI nloi ~. ~.
the sssi defendant u n0n- president 81 INC %. %,
OF Virginia, " 10 ordered tna, Is sppeaf
within hfteen days after du0 IUolieAt.on hei..,
aud do what is necessary 10 rroiee' i1 inI''s''
IN tiais suit. - -
Acopy--Tsstsi ALFRED SHIELD. Ciera
JOHN 4 BkssaKp MANN, ,. Y. 10 s--ln"
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"BLAINE may be looking four years
ahead" Well, il he is he is looking into
the domain Of hopelessness.
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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CARO-
" LIMA, CHAPEL HILL, n. C.-Tho next
session begint AUGUST 30TH Tuition reduced
20 $50 half year. Faculty OF fifteen teachers.
Three full courses OF study leading 10 de-
grees. Three short courses for the training Of
businessmen, teachers, physicians, and phar-
macists Law school fully equipped. Write for
catalogue 20 Hon. KEMP Y. BATTLE, President
ie 26-eOd7t
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EDUCATIONAL.
COLLEGE,

NTAKE-FOREST COLLEGE,
w NORTH CAROLINA.
Sixteen miles north Of Raleigh. Fiftyfourth
annual session begins SEPTEMBER IsT. Ten
distinct schools. Ten instructors. Ten thou
sand volumes in Library. Well-equipped LsbO-
ratories, Reading Room and Gynasium; extern
sive grounds. For catalogue, &c, address,
President CHARLES Z. TAYLOR,
80 29-2m Wake Forest. y. G.
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ME HAVE JUST OPENED A
w fresh inyoice OF
OOEoNG, GuSPowDEn. and ENGLISH
BREAKFAST TEAS.
iea MCCARTHY 4 HAYNES.
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While WILLIAM and the Car are kissing
the German and the Russian masses Will
continue to make faces at each other.
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RKIEF CONNkA I.

"CofTec Is going down again." but cold
tea has decidedly the start OF 1t In this eli.
mate.
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You can stop that scratching
and fretting by using SKA
BUEY'E IiYDR0SAPHTH0L SOAP
for letter. Eczema, Ring
worm, Ground Itch, Poison
Oak. or other SKIN or scalp
disease that Is worrying you
night aud day. When once
cured By this soap thero Will
DO no return OF the trouble.
II you wish TO prevent con-
tagiOus or "catchingn dis
eases during the summer
months, ,eiIher among your
family or your domes &c ami
mals.) burn SRABURY's SUI
PHuR CANDLES freely liz your
CiUseis, Cellars. Kitchens,
Out-houses. Chicgen-CoOps,
Bird Cages. Stables, Hog Pens,
&c. Absolutely no danger OF
fire. These candies are handy
and always ready for imme-
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gE-Remember BENsoN's
PLASTER for aches and
pains. al
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