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student Police EorSe.

The threats of the Yale faculty TO cur
tail the athletic sports unless the bolster
GUS manner of celebrating victories lately
INDUCED in are given up, have led TO the
organizing of student police force
Chicago Herald,
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William brennan,
the lady referred
10, was born in
North Carolina In
1916, and when
quite young re
moved with her
parents 10 San
canon cou n y,
Ills. She was q
playfellow Of the
b 10Y Abra h a m
W h en- he wore
knee brooches and
went barefoot. A
correspondent Of
The Chicago Tri-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

THE DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH.
moving adventures OF enterprising photo
hunters for her likeness. but The New
York Graphic's man was the only one to
succeed. The cut given with this IS an
excellent reduced reproduction Of the pho
tograph from which The Graphics picture
was made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
In His Favor.

Hobbs-There's one thing ] can say
about Brown, that is, he's generous to q
fault.
Blobbs-Yes, when the fault don't be.
long TO other folks.-Detroit Free Press.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

Had newspapers been invented before
the English language, the word "cal-
umny" would undoubtedly have been
spelled "columpy, "'--HRrper's Bazaar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

The phylloxera is spreading in the vine.
yards Of California. Another disease
called root rot has also appeared to aid in
the work Of destruction.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

The man who has little more to do
than he can attend TO has no time 70 be
miserable.-rncle Esek.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
j. a. RYAN.

When President Lincoln was assassin
ated John Surratt fed the country. A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

1smse m;nnts, tssH tbs lsSSn yHr COMING ECLIPSE.
Van be wholly in This shadow, or totally
eclipsed, and remain In the dark shadow
for one hour and forty.three minutes. II
will take another fifty.nine minutes for
the satellite to pass entirely ont Of the
umbra, and still another ffty-nine to get
out Of the other side of the penumbra and
70 on its way as though nothing had hap
pened to disturb the serenity Of its coun.
tennnce.
At the beginning of this grand enter.
tainment the moon will be about two and
one half hours above the horizon in New
York, and lower down for places west.
At the end 1t will be approaching the
western horizon on the morning of Mon.
day The entire time occupied by the
exhibition will be five hours and thirty
nine minutes. #$x
The Illustration Of the relative position
of the sun, earth and moon during the
eclipse will enable readers to clearly un.
derstand what has already been said II
may be Of interest to add some distances
and measurements that may not have
been memorized. The sun is 81, 500. 600
miles from the earth. The moon Is dis
tant 240, 600 miles from the earth. The
length Of the moons shadow is about
S4uUUu miles. sometimes the moon Is
farther than that distance from the earth
and sometimes less. In an annular eclipse
the shadow vanishes before 1t reaches the
surface Of the.earth. But the shadow Of
the earth ia thrown out to the moon, and
does not vanish in point until it has
extended COG, 900 miles farther into space.
At the distance of the moon this dark
shadow, or umbra, Is still about 6,700
miles In diameter, md the moon being
only 2, 100 miles in diameter, considerable
time is taken to get through the shadow,
though the moon is rushing along at the
rate Of over 1000 miles an hour.
.*%
While observers are waiting for the re.
appearance Of the moon after II crosses
the meridian up near the zenith they will
naturally look around for other objects IL
the midnight sky. The most conspicuoul
by far will be the king Of the planets
Jupiter, in tho constellation Scorpio
With q good opera glass its four moon
can be seen. The bright red star foa
Jupiter is named Antario. and is ais
known as cor Scopionis, the heart Of tn
Sccrpiou
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

The newspapers have printed no end OF
matter about Mrs. Lilly Hamersly's mar,
riage to the Duke Of Marlborough, but
none has published an authentic cut of
the new duchess till now Many inter
esting stories might be- told, probably, Of
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
SHE WAS LlncoLN,s SWEETHEART.
Her Name Il Mrs. brennan Now and She
Has Rcuched n Girecn Old Are.

In Honey Grove county, Tex. there
lives woman who missed an opportunity
10 preside at the White House from 1860
to 1865, by having many years before re-
fused 10 marry Abraham Lincoln. Mrs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
MT. GRErNA PARK.
Mt. Gretna Park,
FOR EXCURSIONS AND PIOHICs.

This Park IA located in the heart of the
South Mountuio GA the line OF The
Cox. VAL = Lebanon KailrOat,
Nine mites routh OF the ,tty OF Lebanon,
within asy distance of Harrisburg, Reading,
Lancaster. Columbia and all points on the
Philadelphia Reading ana Pennsy Iyania
Railrolds The ground hre large, covering
hundreds of acres and are
FIXES 10 ALI.
The conveniences atoa arSe Dant ing fa'
yilion, a So cious Dining Han, rwo Kitchens.
Barrapo ana coat Boom. while no arran- q
ments for anu sem"nts consist OF troquet and
Ball Grounds, Bowling Alley. shooting Gal
lery Quoils, Etc., Ete IaPles Tor Lunch-rs,
Rustic Seats and Benches arc scattered
throug hout the grounds.
THE STATE Is FILE RANGE
OF the National Iu81d IT PGnnsyiYania has
Rifle Practice, from une q time al the Range,
will constitute n new attraction tu visitors.
Another atIrRc Ton Is
LAKE CoNEw AGO.
Covering nearly twenty acres On which are
placed "a numOor of elegant new Roats, and
along the banks of which ara pleasant walks
OBSERVATION CARS
Will be run on The line OF tho Cornwall Leb-
anon hai road, or Will be sent to different
pIints. when prtcu cable. tor the accomnodh-
non OF excursion parties 1hey are safe,
pleasant and convenient.
Parties d esiring IL can procure Meals at the
Park, as the Dining Hlll wi be under the su-
pervision OF NJ BuLIL, OF the Lebanon
Valley ouse. Those who wish TO spend day
I'm ths Mountpins can nnd no place so oeauui
ful or affordipg So much pleasure as MI
1retna - ISIONiTATlNG DRlNhS Al
Lo FkDON THk PREM sES.
AZ For Excursion Rates ana General lnfor-
matte u, apply TO ,,,ou
supr c, 4 l.. Raj road, Labanop, Pa.
!e2s-Smo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21

York one minute
before 10 o'clock /;
In Richmond. ff-
teen minutes be-
fcre 10; In Cincin-
natl. seventeen
minutes past o; in
Igt. Louis, Q TX
minutes before 0;
and In Denver,
hvc minutes be.
fore 8. At these
local times the
moon VIII enter
what Is called the
pen u m b ra 10
word meaning al
noxt n shadowl
of t b Q earth's
shadow. Fifty
nine minutes later
lit will enter the
umbra or re al
shadow. In @*
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
A COMING ECLIPSE.
~ WILL Be or THE MOON AND
n WILL BE TOTAL.

& Qsneshins Of the Philosophy Of Eclipses,
rseethcr with Something of General
Inssrc.t Regarding the wonders of the
Starry Heavens.
On Sunday night, July &C, there will
occur . celestial phenomenon which may
BE- witnessed by every inhabitant Of the
western continent who wishes to do so,
and not cent will be charged for admis
sion to tho show. Nothing AN prevent
the free enjoyment on that night of an
audience Of several hundred million pco.
pie except bad weather, for western Asia,
too. will take in part of the display.
y A total eclipse Of the moon is TO take
place and the curtain will rise In New
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
FRA vsLBRs GUIDE
READIN0 q COLUMBIA h n
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains on. sno
after. eUNDAY, HAY Is, l690

Leave
Quarryvflieat 7l0 q m.
King street, Lane. at sos O. m, ana Atb p m.
Arrive at
Beading, 10 10 .. m. ana SIS p. m.
Loaves
Reading, At T. % g. m, and p. m
Arrive At
Kins Street. Lane at % o. M. and $50 D. m
Quarryville. at 6.A0 p IN.
ATrains connect At Heading with trains 70
ana from Philadelphia, pOttsvfile, Harrisburg.
Route.
At Columbia, with trains to ana from York,
more.
At nariette junction with trains to ana
frOm Ghickies.
At Mannheim with trains to ana from Leba-
non.
At Lancaster juno ion, with trains TO ana
rom Lancaster. Quarry vile, ana ChiCkieS
n u. WILSON 6uperintendent
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-07-21
r EBANON 4 LANCASTER JOINT
~ LINE RAILROAD
OF Passenger Trains ON. snc
after. SUNDAY, NAY ID, 1888.

% e N LV A N IA RAILROAD
sCHtDULE.-In effect from June II,
Trains LEAVE LA NoAsTlR and leave and ar
rive at Philadelphia as follows:
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why Women Are Not Bald.

Mrs De Donate in the st. Louis Globe Democrat
An innocent young fellow came in yesterday
and asked me why women are never bald headed
at first wondered where he had lived all his days
and then, considering that he was not in the trade
and didn't know the schemes that women have
pitied him. The fact is there are more bald headed
women than there are men with shiny pates Es-
pecially IS this the in the higher classes of SO
ciety. The richer the food, the poorer the susie
nance given the egg Of the hair. 1t receives more
external attention, TO be sure and that partially
makes up for it, but you would be surprised to be
behind the scene and see woman, prominent in
the best society and who the night before bore her
head, adorned with luxuriant mass of 'womans
glory" proudly aloft-you would be surprised to
see her in here with not hair on her head bowling
the polished Uranium meekly befo.e the brush of
one of my maids, while the latter arranged the
V-shaped bangs (Which are all the rage now every
thing in hair dressing tending to a pont.l or the
Grecan knot Uhe style for full dress) so artiScally
to deceive even her husband.
What sensation these maids of mine could Gre
ate could they reach the husbands of many of the
society women of st. Louis. Many O man is happy
in the possession of wife with what he thinks an
original head of hair One we'll known woman re-
siding in the West End, came in the other day and
said her husband was prone to pull her hair, and
wanted to know if her chignon could be made proof
against this danger We fixed it on with paste, and
though she says they have had some regular hair.
pulling matches since her locks have he'd out. He
thinks he is toTturiug her. but he is only drawing
on his pocketbook to pay me for rearranging It.
Women who use hair restoratives do not get bald.
Factory girls seldom get bald Butify you intend
gettiug society girl for wife, fasteu her hair to
bush unbeknown to her and then surprise her into
starting suddenly. If her waterfall doesn't give
way you are pretty safe though that will not be alb
soluto proof Why are women not baldheadeda
Poor innoCencel
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-17
The First Dinner.

! From the Detroit Free Press.
| They had just returned from their wedding
tour, and were 10 have their first dinner in their
new home.
We'll Percy, dear" she said sweetly after break
fast, what shall we have for dinner"
con, anything you like"
'No, dear anything you ike"
''I}ut I shall like anything you like, my little
rosebud"
"And shall like anything you like, you precious
old hoy"
"Well, then, what 81 all we have dear"
Whatever you want, darling"
but want to please you, lovey."
Sand want to please you, precious"
"You old darlingl'
You blessed old precousp'
"But what shall we have?"
That's for you to say"
"No, for you"
But I'm afraid I'll order something you don't
like"
''rll Ike anything you like darling"
"Truly, Percy?'
Truly, my darling"
Because I'd feel so badly I'd just cry if I had
anything you didn't like Do you like roast beef"
"Do you7'
81 asked you first dearIe"
'What if don't care for it?''
Then Wen never have a pound of 1t in the
house?'
you little darlingp'
"But do you like it?"
do your
"Oh, Percy you naughty old boyl How am ever
10 get what you like if you go on like this? And
do want to please you"
Please yourself and you'll be sure to please me?"
Then Wen have the beef?
eff you say So lovey."
"But don't say So"
ut shall be just as my own little lovey-dovey
hfey-wifey says"
mo, just as my treasure boy says"
''Wbat if 1 say beet?'
Then 1 shall say beef too"
wei, then, Well have roast beef"
81 love roast beef"
$50 do l."
ooh, am so glad"
$50 anil"
"You old darling"
"You precious"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-17
Titles Which neceire You.

The tuberose is no rose, but species of
olyanth.
Pompey's pillar had no historical connection with
Pompey in any way.
Cleopatra needle was not erected by the Egyp-
tan queen, nor in her honor
Whaiebone is not bone, and is said not to possess
q single property of bone.
Turkish baths did not originate IN Turkey, and
are not baths only heated chambers.
Germ al silver was not invented in Germany, and
does not contain particle ofsilver
Black lead is not lead at all, but compound of
carbon and a small quantity of iron
Brazilian grass never grew in Brazil, and is not
grass it is nothing but strips of palm leaf
Burgundy pitch Is not pitch, and does not come
from Burgundy the greater part of 1t is rosin and
palm oil.
Sealing wax does not contain particle of wax,
but is composed of Venice turpentine, shelac and
cipnabar,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-17
FUN FROM MANY SOURCES.

"Yes," said the landady, sadly, "appear-
ances are deceitful, but disappearances a1e more
so."-Albany Argus.
She wonder why the Americans speak
with such twang?
He-1t is the twanging of the lyre-Judge.
She Cooking at the sea1-How grand, how
glorious George it is to watch the angry waves as
they lash themselves against the shore.
He with equal ecstacy, but less huency)-Yes and
how damp it all saems.-Exchange
The foreman of large printing house one
morning received the following note from the wife
OF one Of the men in his employ: Please to eggs
is ded. "-Chicago Ledger
Mrs; Dumpsey-Our Bessie is the brightest
little child you ever saw-she picks up everything
she hears.
Mrs. Notwithstanding like our Willie. He
picks up everything he sees.-Albany Argus.
He-Yaas now you find some fellahs so
poor that it's really question what they live on
She-And about others it's really question why
they live on, isn't it?
g Never knew such deuced odd gaal in nv
nte?" as he told friend afterWard. Judge.
On the steamer. Outward Bound-Mamma
II was reading in paper just before we sailed
that there are 100000 more women than men In
Daughter (of uncertain age)-Mamma, think it
VIII hardly be worth our white to go to Germany
Boston Transcript.
Miss Ophie Amman-Do theyIplay tennis in
Colonel Howson--Yaas; but it isn't popular. Dur
ing the last game was in tiger jumped out Of the
jungle JINGLE and carried off one of the players.
or behind on the game?-Judge.
Mrs. Houlihan-Indade, it's cure for sore
eyes that ye be, MISTRESS Grogan. Sure We mustn't
have moved out av town.
Mrs. Grogan-Not yit; OF sthill am at home at the
Cottage on the Rocks, in upper Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Houihan-Sure, the avenue is the only
PLACE phwegfe dacint people can live now. OF re-
southern eXtenSl0n.-Puck.
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TTzPRECEEENTED ATTRACTION!
u OVER a MILLION DISTRIBUTOR
s@gErzSSyEssz@SxssMsEus
[ ST!
Ouiisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated 10y the Legislature in 1868, for Educa
uonal and Charitable purposes and Its franchise
made a part OF the present state Constitution in
1879 by an Overwhelming popular vote.
Its Grand Extraordinary Drawings take
place Semi a nnually June. and DecenDerJ
and It's Grand Single Number Drawings take
place on each oil the other ten months OF tho
year, and are all drawn In public, at tho
Academy of Music, New Orleans, La.
1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise the ar
Tnngements for all the Monthly and Quarterly
drawings Of The Louisiana State Lottery Company,
and in person manage and control the Drawings
Themselves and that the same are conducted WIN
honesty fitness aud in good faith toward oil par
ties aud we authorize the Company 10 use TINS GER
thcate with facsimllcs OF signatures attached,
In its advertisements
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-17
vi VS. - stFh Z HIM
Washington, II. q.

Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
. New Orleans, In.
X NJ Il III \ II That the presence OF Generals
IL IL VI VI ID u II Benuregard ana Early. who are
IN charge of the drawings guarantee Of absolute
}alt% ana integrity that The chances are all equal
bn9 thal no one can possibly divine what number
VIII draw Prize
REMEMBER that the payment ofall Prizes Is
GlARANIiED EY -FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, ana the Tickets are
signed 10y the President OF an Institution whose
chartered rights are recognized in the highest
Courts therefore, beware OF any limitations or
6lnnyln1ns sChClneS. sun mon we
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Cnncnrs Cured.

DR.. A. G. wolard, of Richmond, Va, is
having great success in treating cancers He
has cured hundreds pronounced incurable by
other physicians. knife not used. Send
stamps for pamphlet with certificates. Office,
No I North Sixth street (where he is perma-
neutly located), Richmond, Va.
References:
Hon. JOHN F. MASSEY. Lieutenant-Governor,
Charlottesville, Va.
REV. S. S. LAMBETH
Richmond, Va.
c. Il. MoRroS, NJ. D.,
Fredericksburg, Va.
GEoBGE u, WISE, NJ. c"
Third Congressional District of Virginia
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-17
AbslIrdIY SfuniS

To allow prejudice or ignorance to get the better of
good judgment. 1t has been conclusively proven
that constipation, bad breath. dyspepsia, kidney
affections and all diseases Of the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels have been cured by simply taking Sim
mons Liver Regulator. 1t is harmless, not unpleas
ant and easily procured so there is no reason to be
ignorant of this remedy We especially commend to
your notice for trial
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.
Lexington, Virginia.

TIME FIFTIETH SESSION OF THIS WELL.
i known state institution will open on the 18th
september proximo. 1t provides system OF thor
9ugh military training distinctive course ofaca-
oenlc instruction and techinal instruction in the
several branches ofappied science, thus enabling
graduate in the academic school to gain profess.
slonal degree as bachelor of science or civil eng
neer. e
These advantages are secured on terms not ex.
ceedlng $50 per month the average of the entire
nary college necessaries For catalogue apply to
General Francis Fl. Smith, Superintendent
July 6 d3t Wky0n
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1856 SOLID GOLD WATCH FREE!

sTIendd sold g0d hnnlinf watch now sod 7I
ht until lately could
hot he purchased less s We have both ad and
Ehnta sizes with works and cases Of value ONE tE-
son In each locality secure onr " these elegant watches abb
Eoutely watches be depended
solid the perfect
reliable tiokeefprs the world You ask how h his wonderful
20 keep their homes and show those who cali complete
SAMIEs; thnAs
samples, well "a the wsch send AhsTELi IHIE and
kept them home 2muutF and shown
them those who called, the, pcoe cnry
property; II possible this great sending the solid
Watch large ine vaaahie Gsnpi,s FnFR, for
The that the showing Of the sampc IN locality always
results large trade afisr samples have been In 1-
caity month i've. usually 81 90 70 S5pin
trade from surrounding Those who write to at once
aud trouble This
known Ia made order
that valuable SAMPLES be placed At
where they be America; reader IL viii be hardly
who
hone satisfactory. postal card,
and H. know all
do 10 Il done
sd1irss FRKR, kfEGAar
FfAS HuHIiN GCASE WATCm and
rlote valuable HOUSEHOLD SAMPLES We eKpreSa
Address, sIiSsoS Co., Box 2Si Portland Maine.
Il Y :. AI,EIk 4 f,IIAN.l
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HLofe ELan Ono NiiI{fOn Copies Sold
VOUNG and mddle-aged men who are suffering
4 from the indiscretions of youth, Exhausted
Vitality, Nervous and Physical Debility Prematurs
Decline &c, and the thousand untold nlseries con.
sequent thereon, and al who sick and suffering
and do not know what ails them can be cured with
out fail by following the instructions in the Science
OF Life or SelfPreservaton. Price only 81 by mail
postpaid sealed. A book for every man, 80 pages.
iu gut l22 prescriptions for all acute and chronic
diseases, Fully Endorsed by the National MedicaI
ASSOCIATION, who awarded the gold and ewelled
mccall to the author Illustrated sample with in-
address Peabody Medical Institute p o. box 1895.
Boston, Mass or Dr. W. H. PARKER, graduate OF
bbaryard Medical College, % years practice In
boston: wiz top col
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-17

ALLEGHANY INSTITUTE, FoA HfRGIEfrA.
Invites attention to ~ its full and thorough cours-
es of study preparatory to College, University,
Business Life ~ its beautiful and heslthf1 loca
ton in the Mountains of Virginia; 81 its latest
improvements and thorough equipment; az its de-
its remarkable cheapness. a complete Business
Department connected with the school. Next ses-
sion begins Sept 18th. Write for catalogue to
O. L. STEARNES. n. A, Sup't
July 1S-lSt fiji sun wed
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Southern Female
lCOX,Sl COLLEGE.

(COX'S) COLLEGE.
COLLEGE OF LETTERS, SCIENCE AND ART.
" Twenty-one Officers; high standard of schol-
arship. Among the equipments are library, read
ing room, museum, mounted telescope, complete
apparatus, gymnasium. Normal courses in literary
and music departments Practical branches;
bookkeeping, telegraphy, typewriting dress making,
etc. Elocution and Fine Art are attractions. In
Music, six artists, with the Misses Cox directors.
Over 100 boarders from twelve states the past term.
Homelike influences. Board and tuition 500.
School begins September 26. Send for illustrated
catalogue.
Mrs. I. #. cox. President, LAGRANGE, Ga.
IN 1h-s11n f11ns fhnr 81 WHY pnN st
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COnnmIaaioners.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will nav
oil Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Lotteries
which may be presented al our counters
*. NJ, WALMsLEY Pres. Louisiana Natl
PIERRE LANAUX, Pros. State NatI nix
a, BALDWIN. Pres New Orleans Natl Blk
CARL KOIIN, Pres. Union National Bank
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-07-17

100, 900 Tickets Mt Twenty Dollars each.
ualves $40; Quarters So; Tcnths 81;
Tweutieths 81.
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Washington Seminary.
HOME AND DAY SCHOOL FOR Girls.

90 Walton Street, Atlanta, Ga.
TINALL TERM BEGINS SEPT. 18TH. FACULTY
L able and experienced. The Music Department.
is part Of the music school of Mr. Alfredo Barili
Inc Art School is under the direction of Mr.. H. W.
Barn1tz. The Primary Department is IN charge of a
successful teacher trained in the best methods OF
primary and Kindergarten Instruction For cata-
logue apply to MRS. BAYLOR STEWART.
JuIy4wk3m Principal.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA-(Founded by
~ Thomas JeaersOn)-Session of nine months
begins October 1s 1883 There 10 schools giving
instruction in Literature, Science Agriculture En-
cheering, Pharmacy, Medicine and Law. Depart
ments oil thoroughly equipped Location elevated
and healthful. For catalogue apply to C. S. VENA-
BILE, LID, Chairman OF Faculty, 7. o. University
of Va. Va. Name this naner. iva DIV aIIo:l 21y