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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-06

"A strange case of protective al
lance in animals is given by South
African traveller. A Dutch trader, at a
distance from camp and unarmed, was
menaced by huge lion, when a troop
OF balloons suddenly surrounded him.
and faced the lion with such horrible
outcries that the mighty beast was
glad to beat a retreat The balloons
then scattered, resuming their occupa.
ton OF digging nuts and roots
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-06
While workmen at Gardiner. N

While workmen at Gardiner, Me. =,
were excavating for the foundation OF
q new building they came upon a
liquor-seller's outfit OF peculiar design.
II was . large liquor cask buried six
feet under ground outside Of the
foundation wall Of the building, the
tap to 1t being arranged on tho slphon
plan, the end OF it provided with a
faucet. This was concealed by con-
venient brick carefully replaced after
each drawing Of the ardent, and
cemented In position. Above this
opening a second tube connecting with
the cask passed through the wall. and
II was through this the stuff was
poured when the indicator ran low.
The officers searched in vain years ago
70 discover that particular rum-shop.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-06
The ROME OF ASIA.


Delhi, the Tai Maha.. the Peacock Throne
and the kutub Minnr.
Delhi for the last 5000 years the
Rome OF Asia possesses a history dat.
ing back to the mythical period OF the
Aryans. The city is situated on the
| banks of the Jumna. just outside the
Northwest province and within the
boundary Of the Punjab. 1t has suc-
| cumbed seven times to attack and as
often rises again to dominion and
grandeur. Delhi owes her present re-
nown TO tho cHtravgant ides and alb
iect cruelty Of Sha Jehan, who swaycd
the rod of empire from 1927 to 1903.
The Great Fort; the Dewan-i-kas, or
hall Of private audience; the Notice
Nus!id, the Mosque or Pearls, aud
| the Grown OF the World, the
Tai Mahal at Agra, built for the
last resting-place Of the fal" Per.
sian Queen Of the ruthless Emperor,
all stand as eu.ogies to perp"tuale his
name. Tie fort is Il little less than
two miles in circuit and lis walls rise
forty feet from the ground. Inside
this inclosure are the mos, superb and
costly buildings Of Hiudoostan En-
tering by the Lahore, now Victoria
gate, succeeded BY a long vauItcd aisle.
which at present is utilized by the ma.
tive hawkers for the display of their
wares To the Err'f,r .o.iiar- w1o o,-
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-06
A NEWSPAPER CLIPPING.

Twas clipping from the paper
Telling OF some funny eaper
On the stage;
30 read It, every letter, ~
Saying that I'd seen no better
For an age. ~ "a e.
Then turned the clipping over Il
Win no purpose to discover
What was there,
But In smiling contemplation
Of the humorists creation
Rich and rare.
As looked, know started
And the smile from lips departed,
For saw,
Printed there in uncut column.
Notices OF deaths, sad, solemn,
Full Of awe.
80, thought come grief and pleasure,
Meted out with equal measure;
You may laugh,
But some other one is wailing.
For the tear is smiles unfailine
Other half.
Columbus Dispatch.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-06

Tho champion sculler" aud the
champion scholar are often gradual.
cd from the same college, but the for.
mer makes the most money. Morris.
town Herald.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-06

"A Chicago negro put in an hour 10
a cold storage room to see ii it was
what 1t claimed to be. His frozen nose
and ears are proofs that II VAS.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1889-06-06
Stranger, be kind to this ere pup,
And always keep him right side up.

These were the epigrammatic direc-
tons that carried a poor cur to the end
of his journey not long ago But when
similar tactics are tried with human
freight. the railroads are inclined to
resist and rebel against fulfilling the
office of travelling nurse. e.-Philadel-
phia Record.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
BY THE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH IA delivered 70 sub
scribers at rIfrExS cssrs per week, payable 70
the carrier weekly. Mailed at 50 per annam;
81 for six months: $50 for throo months; soc.
for one month.
Tho sEMl.wEsKLY DISPATCH ase per an
mum. or 81 for six months
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per amman
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at si.so per snnun,
CT SO. for Elk months
Subscriptions IN oil cases payable IN advance,
and no paper continued attor the expiration OF
the iImo paid for. Sond post-ofico money
order check, or registered lettcr. Currency
sent by mail will be at the risk Of tho sender.
Subscribers Wishing their pos,-ofice changed
must give their old az well ~ their new post
once. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

Jacob Seebacher, who died in Brook
lyn lately, was born in Germany in
1881. he was the first Hebrew to enter
the New York Assembly, where he went
from the Sixth district in 1865, 1856.
1873, and 1879. He was senator in
1880 and 1881, and more recently was a
special agent OF the United States Trea
sury.
The New Hampshire House has de.
feated the license bill after loading it
with amendments. The vOte-1lS to
144-showed most of the Republicans
opposed to license and large majority
of the Democrats in favor OF it. Gov
ernor GOodell is quoted as saying that il
the bill had passed the House the State
would have gone to the Democrats at
the next election.
In 1885 Farmer SANKEY'S house and
farm were ruined by the Cherry-Moun-
tain landslide, in New Hampshire. he
thought that he Was ruined man, but
the exhibition OF the devastation to
sightseers, whom he charged for the
sight. brought him enough money with
which to bay II small farm in Jefferson.
He has Just sold this farm to hotel
company at a big profit, and invested
the proceeds in large farm not far from
his old home.
The venerable ex-Vice-President, Mr..
Hannibal Hamlin, is enjoying life in his
quiet way at his cosy home in Bangor.
He has a big garden in which he de-
lights to work, and his orchard and
flower-pots are his pride and Joy. MIR.
Hamlin is eightyone years OF age, but
is able to walk ten or fifteen miles day
without much fatigue, and makes fire.
quent trips to his old home at Paris Hill,
Oxford county.
Justice Field is o small-sized man,
much to the surprise OF peonle who have
only seen him sitting behind the desk OF
tho Supreme Court robed in his judicial
gown, for his head and body are I'M
usually large. 1t is his legs which make
him seem short. His front is impress
sive, his forehead is high, his hair bushy
and silvory, and his beard venerable
white. He is very dignided man by
nature.
Miss Upper tells how her father camo
to write his Proverbial Philosophy as
follows alt is quite romantic Papa
fell in love with his cousin Isabella, aud
then he thought he would, when he mar
lied her, translate his notions in the
manner of Solomon's Proverbs, and he
did so in the articles, first on marriage,
then love, friendship, and SO on. But
OF course you know my father has writ
sen great deal against Ritnaism, and
he. is a strong supporter OF the CoDstitu-
ton.
The death is announced OF Baron de
Witte the distinguished Belgian archie
ologist. He was member OF the Bel
gian Royal Academy from 1851. was
elected correspondent of the French
Academy of Inscriptions and Bellies Let
tiers in 1912, and Que of the eight for
eign associates in 1864. He was also a
member of many other academies and
learned societies, and was decorated with
several important orders. Baron do
Witte was the author OF a number OF
learned works, catalogues, and transla.
tons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
the Republicans situation in Virginia
very accurately.

The Providence Or. - Journal, in
noting the attempt to assassinate poor
old DON PEDRO, the Emperor OF Brazil,
takes occasion 10 make fling at RUrnEB-
FORD b. HAYES. II says:
dom Pedro, the Emperor of Brazil,
ia known among his afiectionate subjects
as benevolent and harmless old busy
body, who would be much more efficient
in keeping poultry yard than IN
governing an empire, and the attempt
10 assassinate him must have been purely
an act of insanity. In fact, under ordi-
nary conditions ex-President Hayes
would be regarded as more an object OF
luminosity than Dom Pedro, and thus
far no one has ever attempted to rob
the hen-roost at Fremont
The unkindest cut OF all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
Germany and East Africa.

There seems to be no doubt that
Prince BISMARCK is determined to allow
England full sway in Southeast Africa as
the price of England's adherence TO the
triple alliance. Following his declara-
tion that England's friendship was worth
more 10 Germany than all Germany
could gain on the Upper Nile comes the
announcement in the North German
Gazette, the Chancellor's organ, that the
extent of German territory in Africa is
already out of proportion TO the forces
disposable for its protection. This
would appear to be equivalent TO q
withdrawal Of all German remonstrance
against the prosecution OF England's At
rican railroad scheme and n notification
10 Portugal that the latter can no longer
count upon BISMARCK 10 back her in her
claims TO territory which cuts in twain
valuable British possessions on the Dark
Continent. England had to respect, in q
measure. Gerrnany's protests and claims
whether made in behalf Of the latter
Power or in behalf Of Portugal. In
dealing with Portugal alone, however.
she can afford to do just as she pleases.
The probable result therefore. of Bis
MARcK'schange OF policy will be that ere
long it will not be "far cry from Zulu
land to Khartoum.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
Ministers at Old Point.
% q
OLD POINT, August ~, lSs
r,,y;fo,. of Inc Disn0fob

TO the Editor of the Disp0tchs
For the past week the capacity of the
Hygeia has been tested. For several
nights more than 1000 people were
crowded within her hospitable walls.
One OF the most exclusive and charming
parties in the hotel is in ministerial life.
Rev. Dr. Fair, the popular new pastor
of Grace-Street church, is here making
friends, as is his wont, on every hand.
Rev. DR.. Neal, a distinguished divine
from Covington. KY, is also here, ac-
accompanied by a charming, stylish
wife. Mrs. johnson. the widow of a
prominent seminary professor, is in the
party, as is also a modest, sweet-looking
young daughter. Rev. Mr.. Klearns and
family, of Kentucky, have recently Join
ed the party, and seem great favorites
with their friends. The entire party are
said to be native South Carolinians.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
The New Orleans Timcs-DcmocrO

The New Orleans Timos-Dcmocrat
says:
ave are glad that the Republican
League is sending several thousand MEM
bers to reconnoitre the South, as we
feel quite sure that when they return
home they Will scatter far and wide a
new doctrine about the South"
So the invasion is not to DO confined
to Virginia. All right, gentlemen.
Every southern State guarantees you q
warm reception, and promises that her
best speakers shall meet you. All We
ask is that if on your mission Of teach
ing you happen to be taught you will
have the honesty to say so when you
get back home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

The Boston Heraid independent Re-
publican), in an article on MAHoNEs ap'
preaching convention, says:
1.-The popularity of Mr.. William Ma,
hone, of Virginia. as politician Is that
he is not only as bad as are the worst
himself bat that he is the cause OF bad
ness in others also.
The Heratd has MALONE down
"pretty fine"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

II is announced that Ex-Governor
CAMERON, General GEoNER, and several
other prominent kickers will not take
part in the proceedings of MAHoNE's
convention. Nevertheless, the Demo
Gratis must make the fight as if every
kicker was pulling in the traces Of the
Radical juggernaut.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

"Saturday was payday In the Wilkes
barre mining region of Pennsylvania.
There were three murders there that day
after the men had been paid" Pennsyl
vania should send some more missionaries
TO the lawless South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

gered in the reception-room, where Miss
Connally sang to the accompaniment Of
the guitar. She has spent a year in
Spain. and possesses peculiar charm Of
manner-a me sails quot-which draws
you at once to her.
SOME OF THE GUESTS.
Among the guests were Governor and
Mrs Lee, Mrs. John Morehead, Of
North Carolina Mrs. John L. Ander-
son, Richmond; Mr.. Dennison. OF Ohio ;
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas rutherford and
Mrs. +. Patrick, OF Richmond, aud
Misses Williams and Potts, OF Richmond.
Colonel Lathers, OF New York, has
been here for few Days On the eye'
ming before his departure he gave a
handsome champagne supper to q select
party. Covers were laid for sixteen,
among whom were Governor and Mrs.
Lee, Mira. Parrish. OF Covington Judge
and Mrs Van Wyck, Miss Mildred Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boulware, and Colonel
Baskerville.
PERSONAL.
Among the prominent arrivals arc
Senator John Il. Kenna. Ex-Governor
Jackson and his brother. Judge Jackson.
all of West Virginia Judge Blow, Nor
folk Colonel ID. Wilson, New Orleans !;
Tazewell Elicit, Richmond; DR.. NJ. q.
Holt, Virginia; Randolph Walker, New
York Colonel A. s. Buford and wife,
Richmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
Culpeper Notes.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dl-ps,ch.I
CUIPEPKR, Va, August n. 1889.
Our farmers appear in better spirits
as TO their crops
The Rev. l.. p. Walters, of Morgan
ton. n. G.. has accepted q call to the
rectorship of St Stephens Episcopal
church and enters upon his duty the
10Th OF September. r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
LIME. rLAsrEH, cEmENT, &c.
rVHE BRADSTREET COMPANY,
J. CHARLES n. CLARK, PRESIDENT
ERADS1RKET'S RICHMOND OFFICE
no. llo9 EAST MAIN STREET.
Telephone hosji
IN. Witty. saporiatsnda a.

The Richmond once has more tnan yep. pa,s
with the rapid growth OF the city aud develop
ment OF Tho territory tributary toll II offers -
the mercaasile community OF this section ali "a
advantages OF asystem the superiority Of which
n recognized la every trade centre OF The civil
lied world That IL Is 10 special sanss prepared
tested W the 1901 tnat y has nov - -@-<hsr
asstssfissss M. sfv ssAr sssrsssliH sss~sA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

zone Of the younger members Of the
GOULD family is likely to enter the At
Gibson directory next month" That's
timely warning to the Atchison stock
holders to jump from under.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

The New York Times in discussing
the approaching Virginia Republican
convention says the delegates have no
more representative character than il
each had been designated by General
MALONE himself" The Times then
adds:
"They have 10 opinions or purposes
regarding candidates or platform Their
sole function is to register the DEGREES OF
the Boss. and no has not yet made bis
decision KNOWN"
Our New York contemporary gauges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

"Isn't it about time for an exchange
of prisoners between the BehringSea
police and the Dominion catchers Of
fishermen?" Why not extend the ex-
change TO cashiers ?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
r ADIEs' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

7 AIDES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
II AT PRICES
MUCH LEsS THAN COST OF MBTFRIAL,
TuE MAKING NOT CONSIDERED.
LADIES' MUSLIN and CAMBRIA CORSET
COVERS al y. Is. %, 81 %, Is %. 70. and 7ic.
LADIES aUs.N CHgNIsE. nicely trimmed
With Iri-h Lace. lOrchOn Lafc. and Ham
burg. others again fuckod and rufiiod. al -,
g. Is. -. 20. o., -, -. aud 80 apiece;
DRAWtBS ia q variety Of styles and patterns,
very cheap, at >, 81 80, as ~ ~, %, and gsc.
Best MUSLIN SKIRTS At -. fS 70. "a. 81. DC.
sl.0J q. %. and fi29 apiece
GOWNS. handsomely made. plain. embroidered,
tucked. and trimmed with laco ~ 80. -. q,
-, -. g9c.. fLl2, ti.l9. and ais apiece.
SATINEs.
Woare Jus, IN receipt Of a most lovely limo OF
new fail SAIINES in rich designs aud coiosngs,
TO which We would cali your attention. Price
~ sHEETINGs.
500 yards Of 9Oc. UNBLEACHEO sHEETINGs
in remnants al 20r. "a yard. his small lot VIII
Do closed out soon. 80 call early.
BLANKETS.
An ALI-WOOL WHITE OR RED BLANKET
for $3.50. warranted absolutely al wool You
will soon need Blankets and IL VIII pey you 10
bay now at this summer price.
FLANNeLI
A big stock 81 FLANNELS AND CANTON
FLANNhLS Just OpenoL iull Hne 81 FINE
WHITE. RED. BLUE, aud GRAY, PLAIN aud
TWlLLED FLANNELS from the big New York
auction s8los from l5c. yard up 70 1ic CAN
TON FLANNELS, all grades, from % pc. q
yard. Superior qualities for tn lowest pric0s
possible. Sec our stock and prices before pur-
chasing
OUTING SHIRTS
All OUTING SHIRTS al sacrifice prices 70
close Thorn out from 2jc. 10 81 20 apiece.
WHITE SHIRTS.
All WHITE SHIRTS az recuceI prices
59c. WHITE SHIFTS Ueinforcedi now 81 &C.;
CO.. WHITE SHIRTS HeiniOrcodi now 3d..
Sc. WHITE SHIRTS reinforced now 80
81 WHITE SHIRTS tTeinfOrcedl now SC
LACE CURTAINS.
Moro LACE CURTAINS sold the past week
than IN any two months heretofore, and yet tho
stock IA too large. Prices cut down ell 80 pieces.
Ask 70 sec our Curtains from TIC. window 20 s..
Special bargains for all. Come and sec them.
held & TIiALHlMKk.
AL 9J TuGTh go BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
morsforl,s Acid Phesphate

MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE.
A teaspooniul added TO glass OF hot
or cold water aud sweetened to Che taste
win be found refreshing and inugo-
rating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
PROPOSALS.
mo Iron observation-disclosures.
PROPOSALS FOR WORK ON

PROPOSALS FOR WORK ON
4 ROADWAY.-W WASHINGTON, ID. c., July &c,
iss9.-SEALED PROPOSALS. In triplicate, with a
COPY Of this advertisement attached. Will be re-
ceivcd here until II O'Clock A. NJ. MONDAY. Au-
gust q. 1883, Tor work required for the compile
ton OF the roadway from the city OF Danylle,
Va. to the ranyille National cemstery. specih-
cations forms 81 proposals. and all necessary in-
formation IN regard 10 the WORK can be obtained
upon apple alton here or 20 the superintendent
Of the cemetery. The right il reserved 10 reject
any or all bids. Envelopes containing proposals
should be endorsed Proposals for Work ON tho
Danville Cemetery Roadway" and he addressed
10 q. Il. DANDY, Deputy Quarter mastor-Gene-
raj United States army. Washington, d. q.
au loot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

DIcHMoNp sEMINARY.

IL No. EANf NkA|1 n4saats etA"ht''ff 49,
JOHN a. Pow SRI. ~ a,lfal
MS a.. q. Pay fOA. Asl0l late lri1flpt-
The seventeenth so-lioa 90 .eis - 80 i, f.,
AND DAY SCHOOL FOX lOlNu LAplAc -
H1~rLE GIRLS all hesio WspNh,NAi' So
tenibsr =, lsse ana closo jene =, ~
me lnetractioa y ih0roach lDl complcie, IRON
kindergarten % collesia,1 colrs7 Inclusive ~ 70
cial sdvantsges IVA Aiodoga Language eaa A",N'
N4rnbrr OF bosrtcrs limited .a iaifif.
koart. tights, iuri shd lns.fseltn 10 eA."'
Ergllsh course. al n LA.iu, $40.
Amy Tor catalogao al lho eooksiofes 81 -
e,tn.r brluciral ~ l.lhSSg3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
$50 REWARD.

Escaped from tho Virginia Pen!teniiary Bu-
gust 10, 1882 JACK PATTERSON, negro convict
Received from tho county OF Washington; born
In Franklin cOunty-twenty-three years old
Height, I'VE feet seven and a quarter inches
color. dark ginger. weight. Io2 pounda Scars:
Large scar on left side forehead, ncor templs
two scars on loft arm: scar on right thigh scar
on each shoulder blade: scar on left kneo. STAN
mers very much whilst talking.
The above reward Of so Will be paid for his
capture and return 20 the penitenuary.
aui S-3t W. W. MOSES, superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

II affords us pleasure to announce that
the Philadelphia Press does not like the
Virginia Democratic platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

We have received from Mcssrs. RAN
DoLPH ~ ENGLISH Lippinc0n for Sep
fomhnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
Brief COMMENT.

1t seems that England laughs last and
laughs best over the Shah's visit to
Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
COUKr ORDERS.
INTARREN GIRO UT COURT,
w KENTUCKY.

W hEN INhls
Ann Hawkes., Gdminisratrix OF l. A. Hawkes.
Ploinun.
rs
In the aboye-entitlcd suit there il considerable
estate TO be distributed to tho helrB OF sarah
MArable II tncy can he found Saran MaraDle IL
said 70 have died February IS. 1889. In Charles
CITY county. Va. and previous 70 her dolih her
son Thomas Is said 10 have died In Benrico
county, Va, April y. 1873; her sou Benjamin
isiy; and her daughter Martha Ann MArnble Is
said 70 have died In CnArles City county on March
i6. 1850. IL Is desired To flnd the heirs aud de-
scendants Of said sarah Msrabe II any exist
For information address 81 once the under
signed. F. l. HINES.
Clerk Warren Circuit Cour.
au ls-iw Bowling Green. KY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
PERSON al
no THE HEIRS AT LAW AND

no THE HEIRS AT LAW AND
i LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES, OF PATRICK
COWAN, DECEASED, AND THE HEIRS AT
LAW AND LEGAL REPRESENTATIVES OF
ALLEN POLLOCK, DECEASED;
Notice Is hereby given you and each Of you
that here Il in my bands "a general receiver OF
the Circuit Court OF Bath county. Va. the sum
OF ss6l, which Is duo 10 the following persons
10 wit: Sdi7.14, part thereof. 10 tho heirs 90 iaw
and legal Representatives OF the said Patrick
Cowan. deceased, and f2i6SG the residue there
Of 80 the heirs at Law ani legal representatives.
Of Allen Pollock. deceased: which was derived
from the sale Of the Warm Springs property by
virtue Of a decree Of the said Court pronounced
In the chaucery cause therein pending In tho
name OF Chapman's guardian, &c. "a plaintiffs
Us COalter's executors, DC. as defendants: aud
You aud each OF you ale hereby required by
virtue Of decree Of said Court IN said cause o I
the April torn. 1883, 10 appear before tho said
Court nj Warm Springs, Bath county, Va, on the
FIRST day Of the next term thereOf-tO Wit on the
18th day Of September iSS9-anf establish your
claim thereto, and 20 sh' cause, II any You can.
why tho said sums OF money shRll not be paid
into the treasury OF the state OF Virginia In pur-
suGnce Of section 3i29 Of the Code Of Virginia.
edition OF 1851.
WILLIAM NJ MCALLISTRR,
General Receiver Circuit Court OF Bath county,
Warm Springs. Va.
August 10. 1891 au 22-1hiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22
V'HE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND
MARY AND sTATE VALE NORMAL sCu0lL'

MARY AND STATE MALE NORMAL school
having just c'ossd q most su,'ls.fgi oes.i'H. .-
gins its ig7th ycaron oCrOBER i>l. Ono n..-
dred aud twony-oisat state -cholArhiif Gro
Of tuition and o. cos, nr board. fl.l, l'.
ami washing no, to cXreel f,1 l.r month. l.-
yiies thorough NOh}AL anil CuiI.DlAI.
training. Historic -IrroIniuss. h.a'hf
mate Fouy-cignt milr- from h-hm.ni. COMO
Chesapeake and ohio railway rcni f.r ....-
loguc. LYON 60. TYLER. iro.i..f
~ .Glm&teO1lm Williams ..E IT'D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-22

4 MY. newly painted ana rafnru.shHi 80
added u her faculty r. W NEAbi Hf efl 80
Uuivorsity. THIS school lei ali others in nI'..
Der II students nt University ~ virginia .t
session. II sfill Ofers boss aisantago, at .YH .
rates. Board and tliu0n, without H1r
sl.5. For catalogue, address tho prin' ga Fl. IT.
Is. HARRIS, NJ. A., % Il H. row Ed. ,ulg i.t,
Va fs IS ru, 1h4nl.U