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PAINTS, OILS, &C.

~--~>-<., -S'o-S@>~~~oo~INo.
INVITE LEAD, LINSEED-OIL,
w ToRPkNrINE, BRUSHES, GLASS. &C.
Our prices are cheapest for quality. Materials
cover more and wear best MIXED PAINTS ali
shades. Write for prices The only full stock
Of ARTISTS MATERIALS In the State.
SOL s.btNSWAN9Ef, Paint Dealer,
Els east Broadstrset,
NJ ELL Etchmond Va
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In execution OF tho hereinafter mentioned de-
cree We will sell by auction, on the promises,
respectively, on
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Aecidenftn Essex.

Correspondents OF tho kehmon1 Dispstehl
louisville. June Q, 1880.
Mr.. Willis Brooks, farmer living near
8 tree yesterday bad the misfortune to
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EVERY LOT OFFERED WILL BE SOLD.

OCCUPYING A BEAUTIFUL PLATEAU.
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YORK-RlVER LINE,u. gss,p..y,
TIE FAyOKTE ROUTE NORTH
LEAVE RICHMOND.

ffA+eN - AfAN.sA 70 w. ~ ~
TRAIN 80. %, 12)FM
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily ex-eri srafar sea-.
a. all STATIONS. ~ Lester Aslr- cDrn,.., -.
stage for Walker.on: Win Baltimore s.eaa .,.t
West Point
TRAIN No rs. AnPw
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily ercsgt Ss.,,,
Tor West Point. connecting VITA r..f..t...
steamers Tor baltimore. As Ia. moro ...,. .-.
connect win Baltimore arI Oa.o "A. al b.,
Warrington. Philadelphia. AT Nrs i.,t
steamers leave baltimore , D.. ~. 4a.. .. .r-...
SUNDAY.
Trains arrive at Rlohmoni 90 N.s4i %
A. N.
TRAIN Va -. 80 An.
LOCAL, MiXBD. daily cNcep. ,srisr. ,,,.,
Trenty-slghth stroel Tor Nest ll.a.a.i .a.,,
mediate poiltA
1icxot-3ric. % station f'ot ~ y.ry-'A -.-...
Cisy Ucke-olce-cornsr OF Iel4 alf t,a
streets
SOL HAAS, Jas I. TAYLOR
TraG.c Manager General psHcls.- A-..t
JOSEPH ,. POTTS. Division fa','.ce. A..st
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$50 y. ". From Atlanta AMI Augusta
ss5 A. ". From Amelia Courtroom
40 ?. NJ. From Ra.oigh
5:35 r. N. At Manchester. from 5vsr
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J. Thompson Brown & Co,
Real Estate Agents ani Auctioneers,
lll3 Main street
TRUSTEES SALE aIt
CORNER BRICK STORE
AND
A BRICK DWELLING ADJACENT THERETO.
or THE
SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SECOND AND
CANAL STREETS.
We will sell at public auction. on the prem

We will sell at public auction. on the prem
ises, on
THURSDAY, JUNE u. 1890.
AZ 6 O'Clock F. 10. the THREE-sTOKY CORNER
BRICK STORE, with collar, on the southeast
corner Of Second and Canal streets, now occu-
pied as a green grocery and doing a good busl-
ness. The upper part IS occupied ss edwelling,
with five rooms. gas ana water on Doth fioois.
TIE lot fronts about = feet.
The BRICK DWELLING adjacent, No. 203
Canal street, IS two story and basement, contains
Fix rooms besides bath ard other rooms, and
fronts on the south lire OF Canal street about u
feet.
The above property being within two blocks o.
Gam bles HI property renders II very deslra-
bic as an Investment, and Is always in demand
for rental purposes
TERNs or SALg: By consent Of all parties, one
third cash balance IN six aud twelve months.
j. THOMPSON BROWN 81 Co,
1o8 Auctioneer+
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In execution OF tho hereinafter mentioned de-
cree We will sell by auction, on the promises,
respectively, on
WEDNESDAY, JUSR IS, 1880,
beginning AZ o'clock p. NJ. in tie order named.
tho following VERY VALUABLE REAL Es-
TAIE-to wit:
!. THAT ATTRACTIVE AND MOST ELIGl-
bly, LOCATED IHkEE-STOBY SIOtk-BklCk
FRONT STORE. 10. J0-. 5itua,ei on tho south
SIDE Of Broad stree DetSeen Fun snd skin
streets tnt at present occupied by efmann e
Bo-chsn, Esq. Is q shoe sfOrr. II is unnsces-a-
~ % say a word ia favor Of This property a the
mute elOquence q it, unsurpassed location,
beautiful arrangement, ana solid construction
tell the whole tale.
> At6b O'CLOCK Of same day we will sell THE
VALUABLE STORE No. 10 east Broad street nc
present occupied by l. n. Joukins as a bar, &C.,
situated just west OF First street and JUST oppo-
site the palatia dry-goois store OF Messrs. Cohen
& Brother. ms house is much moro capaclous
than thO,e near by, having large wing or an
mex running back nearly 10 the wide paved
through alley In its rear, and tho properly rents
very well,
1BRMs: One fourth cash balance az six,
twelve, and eighteen months, for notes with Ia
terest added and tile retained.
WILLIAM II. SANDS,
BEVERLEY T. CRUhP.
Special Commissioners.
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by Charles A. Rose.
Real Estate Agent and Broker.
No. II north Tenth street

EXECUTORS SALE OF TWENTY
IL -FOUR VALUABLE EA5T-END LOTS
FRONTING ON TWENTY-ElGHrH, TWENTY
NINTH. AND u SrREEfs.-At the request OF
the executor Will sell by auction, on the pre-
misses, on
SATURDAY, JUNE II. 1890,
at 6 O'Clock p NJ, THESE BEAUTIFUL AND
WELLSlTUATED LOTS. Each OF these lots
trout " feet aud have depth OF 1872 feet TO sn
alley 10 feet wide. These lots are well elevated
aud within four squares Of the electrician line.
Any party wanting 70 make a nrst-class invest
ment should be on hand, % property 10 this sec
chance for nice building site. as we'll ss for In
vestnent purposes. cannot be surpassed In the
East End.
TEAMS: Easy, and announced at ssle.
CHARLES A. ROSE.
10 All,H,ls&lf Auctioneer.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF A 30-HORSE-
i POWER BOILER AND ENGINE AND
OTHER SAW-MlLL FIXTUKRS, FOUR Mills
WEST OF THE TOWN OF ASnLAND.-As
trustee ia deed from George E. Nuffer and J.
b. Graham, having been required so TO 10 by
the beneficiary therein. will sell by puolic suc-
ton, to the highest bidder. At Horseshoe Bridge.
the present location Of SAID property, on
JUNE p, 1880,
81 II O'Clock A. NJ, the following PROPERTY
10 wit:
CINE,
One GUM OR RUBBER BELT.
Ono bs-lNCa INsERTED-TOOTH SAW,
one sAW-fkAMk AND CARRIAGE
All In good order, and nov In full operation.
1EKns Cash SUFFICIENT to defray expenses Of
sale, execution OF trust-deed, and to discharge
a debt OF s6a.7a with interest fron February Is,
1890, subject 10 credit OF Sos as OF the 18th Of
May, 1895. and on credit TIL August rs. 1880.
as 70 SAL. the balance OF the purchase money
20 be paid at such time and secured IN such IA an-
ner as said Nufisr and Graham shall prescribe
and direct or II they Gall 70 do 30, IS the trustee
may think fit. HILL CAHiYR. Trustse.
J. 4. Bsowx Anctioassr. 10 aisAai
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Ssg,J

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT Ae-ssJ
' COMPANY for TIE SEA-HORk. <sz-S.<s%A4S-
Cheapest ami most pleasant route T. Oh
POINT. NIhGI.A BEACH. OCEAN NlEh.
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH,. NEWPORT NEWS
CLAktMONT, AMI JAMRS-hiNkb LANDINGS
by elegant saloon stsanet iOLCutr lEh,
leaving richmond BVENX 1iUNDAN. MEDNkS-
DAY, ami FRIDAY NJ A. u. street-cars %
directly 10 steamers wharf FARE 10 Ola Point
or Norfolk, $3.50. second class. a..
Connections at Old poiDi ant Norfolk closely
with al lues for northern cities, Firsinsa beach .
and ocean View Same Afternoon. Jaros river
10y daylight Great tourist Ina Cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer and 3, Carriers
Agency, 100 Main street Baggage checked
through stste-rcoms engaged Tor lay or night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOTH, OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANVlLLk. ana tAKMflLLE AID
POWHATAN X. X STATIONS, and WASH
ISGTON, D. e., all p1lnts IN kastern North
Carolina, Bastorn Virginia, ana all regular lard
ings on me james river, 40 lowest rates and
through bills issued
LJCIEN -. TATUM, Fce-prosiionL
No. III Man street and ROckrttA
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DEcLAIMgR's MEDIA

After several declarations made by the
boys, which Were excellent, notably those
by Aubrey Valentine and A. c. Open
himer. the declaliner's medal was pre-
sented by Captain j. NJ. Hudgin in a very
tasteful speech to Mr.. Valentine as the
best declaimer This is society medal
and Mr. Valentine will wear it well and
worthiy.
The valedictory address by Mr.. J. W.
Downes was then delivered, II was well
written and most feelingly delivered. This
closed the final exercises of the society and
school
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By Frank d. Hill g. Co.. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BEAUTIFUL
1 LOTS on WEST LEIGH STREET NEAR
DINNFEN STREET AT AUCTIOS.-By virtue
Of a deed OF trust, duly recorded in the Clerk =
oflce Of Henrco County Court, Deed-B Book ~
A, page %. defaIlt having been made In the
uayment Of certain notes therein secured, and
having been requested by the beneficiary In
said deed 20 sell the property mentioned In said
deed. will offer al public auction, on the premi-
SEES, at O'Clock p. ~, on
SATURDAY. JUNE 81, 1890.
the PROPERTY mentioned in said deed and de-
scrihed IS follows:
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT OF LAND in the
county Of Henrico near tho city OF Richmond
and bounded as follows:
Commencing al a point on north side OF Leigh
street 2}2 feet east Of Dinneen street, thence run
ning along the north eide OF sad Leigh street in
an eastern direction and fronting thereon 233
feet, thence running back in a northern direc-
ton and between parallel iues 100 feet to an al
ley 10 feet wide, being LOTs9, 10, IL, II, H. H.
No. 10 In Dinneen's addition 10 the city OF Rich
mond. These LOTS lie beautifully, and arc now
daily enhancing In value. Come TO this sale II
you want bargain.
TERMS: ENOUGH in cash 70 psy two notes now
due, ss9a96 and s926l l., with Interest on the
same and the expense OF sale; balance, 1852. 81,
due October 5, 1897. and the residue 70 DO an
n0unced on day OF sale.
FRANK D. HILL. Trustee.
Sale by FRANK u. HILL * Co., Aucuoneers.
ia II
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By Sutton & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
I0li Main street


I A UCTION SALE OF TWO NEW
IN TWO-STORY FRAME TENBMEkTs Nos.
s96 AND 52S NORTH TWESTY-FlkSr COX
PICKETT STREET, AND VACANT LOT AD-
lOINING.-At tho request OF the own6r we
hall sell at public auction. upon the premises.
IN
SATURDAY. JUNE "a, 1890,
Il 6 O'Clock r. NJ, those NEW TWO-sT0RY
FRAME TENEMENTS. located as above, cou-
aiming Ave rooms, with LOTS. fronting Is feet
eech on tho west side OF Twenty-irst Tor PlcketD
street and running rack q depth Of ISL feet TO
a. alley.
Also. VACANT LOT adjoining The above
property on the north, fronting 10 by l57 teet TO
90 alley.
Property IN this locality Is enhancing in
value. Streets are being graded, and a largo
rumber OF other improvements are now being
made. IL Is situated within one block OF the
Ilectric etreet-car line. and very near TO the
tusiness portion OF the city Is Just the class OF
properly tina, ren's readily, and Is now occu.
lied y good tenants, SUTTON CO.,
10 IL Auciioneers
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BY y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auciioneer.
A HANDSOME, CENTRALLY-LO-
GATED
wELL-ARRANGED THREE-sToRY-AND- .
BASEMENT BRICK DWELLING
FRANKLIN STREET BETWEEN SEVENTH
AND EIGHTH STREETS
ATAUCTION.
TrEsDAY. JUNE 1900

At The TeQuest OI Ut. Z. ". Z. bIUth, WHO VII
soon remove to hts new dwelling. will sell by
auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE Il. 1900,
AZ 6 o'clock F. ~. the ATTRACTIVE, COM
PIETE. AND CONVENIENT BRICK AND MAN
SARD RESIDENCE 40. us east franklin street,
containing about fourteen rooms, with ell the
modern cOnyeniences.
Its thorOughness Of construction. handsome
nppearance, convenience u location, aud COM
pieteness Of arrangement com Dine TO make this
property desirable as an investment or a. a
home. IL can DO eeen any day between ~ and
O'Clock.
TERMS At sale. \. w BOWIE.
te II Auctioneer.
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BY Denoon, Upper g to.
Real Estate Agents and Agctioneers.
e2l Main street.
CTTON SAFE OF NEAT COT.

4 UCTION SALE OF A NEAT COT
"A TAGE WELL CONSTRUCTED AND -
NICE REPAIR on NEWTON SlRkEh II
WOODYlLLE. OF MECHANtC~NILLE ROAD
UALF NILE EAST or TIKI CIrY.-Wo will sell
By auction, on the premises, ON
MONDAY, JUSs 10, 1899,
ut o'clock 7. NJ. the shove PROPERTY. Tho
HOUSE Is new and will make pleafant homo
20 any one only having a small amount % In
vest Tho LOT has a front Of 50 feet with
depth Of 40.
Terms: Al sale.
DEN0ON, TUpPER & co,
jel0 Auctioncera
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OLD DOMINION STEAM 1EA
~ sHIP COMPANY l.S.ENN
FoR NEW YORB

IL 81 a
FOR NEW YORK
eteamers leave Richmond EVERY IL ksDAf
and FRIDAl az T. NJ Manifest closed ono
hour before sailing time.
steamers leave New York for Richmoai
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY q: ! L.
NJ arriving IN Richmond MONDAY AMI fld-
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accom- mofAnons nnsurpsasel
Cabin fare - New York ia Jamos-ri'sr
route Including meals aud Derihl........s >
Round trip ucseLA limited " thirty daGs
after date 81 LssuS Observation-Disclosures - -
S.oa-aga With subsistence ................ ~
Steersge without Subsistence. ...-......... tjJ
Caoln fare VIZ Chesapeake ani OHIO rail-
way. ..... ............-.. ..sr..s-..s ..-.. WI
Cabin fare va Mshmond and Petersburg
railroad .-..-tss... ~ -,
Ticsets can 10 obtained At A. ". GarDeFs, leJ
Nam streot. Chesapeake An1 Onto snt Hicl'
mond and Petersburg depots anu az conpanJs
onices, 1901 Main street. Rod wharf, hOckottA
Frsighs forwarded and through bills ~ IsIinx
eeued for points beyond New YORK.
Prrignt receiver daily until J. Z. N
ps.s-a4srs leaving RiclmOnd On MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS. aud
SATURDAYS, 10y tue Chcsapeske and OHIO rail
Uyav ria NewpOr; Ncwsl ~ 320 7. VI. and by
Ki.bmond and Petersburg railroad Same dave
al 9.35 p. NJ, etl make connection a. NOhfOLA
vim steamer leaving those days.
GEORGE v. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
40. lS0l Main street. AMI
sun CompanY sHnArL kOGketGk
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BY John 7. Goddin.
Real Estate Agent aud Auctioneer'
Bank and Eleventh streets.


VERY ATTRACTIVE, EL1GIBLY-
' LOCATED COTTAGE PESIDESCR, No. Is
SOUTH LAUREL STREET, FOR SALE b. AUG
TION.-At the request OF the owner Will sell
Of public auction. on the premises, on
THURSDAY. JUNE ~, 1890.
OF 6 O'Clock p. NJ. that DESIRABLE DRTACH-
Ed FRAME DWELLING, No. 10, on west side Of
Laurel between Main and Cary streets. The lot
fronts 30 feet on Laurel street, running back 100
feet inches with alley Al side and rear. has an
ex client well OF water IN tho yard. The house Is
framed tWO-stOry building, with five rooms
and wing with one roOm. Has bath aud city
water and is IN good repair. The very desirable
location Of this property being within flty
yards Of Monroe Park. only two squares from
the new Ciay-Ward market, with one line OF
street-cars passing the door, another enc bali
a block AWAY. and the Electric line within two
blocks, and he fac that It's neighb0rhoo1 ia one
OF the most rspidy-iucreasing 10 value Ia the
city, makes II very attractive ~ an Invest or
for a home for man OF moderate means.
TERMS: Very liberal, and made known a.
sale. JOHN I. GODblN.
ie AucuCneer.
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rnE scHoLARsntP coNrEsr.

trustees. was then presented by Dr. C.. S.
Webb IN a happy speech to MIR. Il. l..
Dickinson, of West Virginia. In the con-
test for this medal Mr.. J. w. Downes, OF
Albemarle county, received exactly the
same grade IN daily recitations and in in
termediate and final examinations that Mr..
dickinson had received. Two men could
not get one medal, SO the straws were Sc
lected and Mr.. Dickinson's find won the
handsome medal for him.
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AUCTION sALEs-Future Days
By Cbouning q Hoss.
Resl Estate Agents, Auctionsers, aud Brokers.
No. north Tenth street


poniey and wife, In the Circul, Cour, Of Hsnrico
"a county-decree Of juno 8,
Mountcastie. 1890. y
TN EXECUTION OF A DECREE IN
J. THE ARovE-MENTIoNED SUIT The UN-
DkRsIGNhD. THkkEBY APPOINTED FOR
The PREMISES. ON
TUESDAY, JUNE II. 1890,
at o'clock p. 81, that CERTAIN LOT OF LAND.
WITH THE STORE AND DWELLING THERE
ON. lying and being In the county Of Henrco,
fDntlng 81 feet on the north side Of Graham
street between Fulton and Erin streets, In the
town OF Fulton, and running back between
parallel lines 40 feet to al alley 10 feet wide.
This property will suit you as home or as 4
place OF business, or both combined: or n you
are looking for cool nest-egg come around on
the day OF sale and hear the good things TO DO
haiched up in its favor.
TERMS: One third cash: the residue In equal
payments at six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser 10 give negotiable notes for tho deferred
payments, with per cent interest added from
day OF sale, and the title 10 be retained until the
whole purchase-money Is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the Court. H. VI. SMITH, JR,
FRANK NJ. WOON,
Special Commissioners
CHEWING & ROSE, Auc;loueers.
D0sLEY AND WIFE. PLAINTIFFS, vE. MoUNTCAs-
TLg, DEFsSDAST-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
HEsR1Co COUNTY.
|, w. g. Leake. clerk OF said court, do certify
that the bond required OF Special Commissioners
II. w. smith. Jr.. md Frank 81. Woon By decree
entered in thi, cause on the 9th day Of June.
1920, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this nth day OF June,
1890.
ioI W. s. LEAKE. Clerk.
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WILLIAM II. SANDS.
BEVERLEY T. CaUMP,
Special Commissioners

BoscHES. &c. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST fOscHFSs
EXECUTOR, &c. DgFESDASTs-IS rus ChAS-
CERY COURT OF THs CITY or RiCHOSn.
J. Charles vs.. Godlin, clerk Of SAID COURT GER
MY hat the bond required OF the specisl COM
nissiOncrs by tho tecree in said cause Cl june
3. 1899. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 5th day ~ June,
1870 CHARLES ". GODDlN,
fp6 Clerk
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LTTERARY EXERCIsEs.

The further exercises of tho evening
were then turned over to the Holly
Literary Society" Of the academy. Mr..
Dickinson, president, called the society TO
order, and Mr.. Collins, secretary, called the
roll of members. Mr. l.. +. Hill, of Rich
mond. was introduced. and he delivered
the salutatory address. He acquitted HIM
Mr.. W. A. Little, Jr., of Fredericksburg,
Va. the invited orator Of the occasion, was
then introduced. Effort Essential TO
Success in Life" as his subject, was handled
in an artistic and mastery manner. HIS
tribute to the teachers of the University OF
Virginia, and especially 10 Dr. James A.
Duncan, of Randolph Macon College,
where he received his early college train
ing, was touching ana beautiful.
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lesy8 Arr'rf
Rieam1uL PrgenlI-i


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SrOPPlNO-F-Atst
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e,oes AZ Chester Nos 30 s. ~ 2. ..,.
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n, trains No. i, .ni % s.sss. as,tls o',Hss'
New YORK ani Tampa ~ 800, b,lsssl
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- n and arstglng ~ Rlchm00d a. IL, !,
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81. n. knsxsox, General fAsssag Assa.
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JAMES-RlNER DIVISION
RichmOnd aut Allegheny NAAroail

LsAvs EfCIW0Nn.
900 A. N. daily for Lyu-hburg, Loung.oa. ssf
Chiffon Forge.
$50 Y. n. for LyncnLurg except SUNDAY SLEEP
ing Car f-r Lyuchtl-s a iia1
leaves iyUcnb burg q. ID A. 4 "a
Lexington aus Chiffon ..fs4
TRAIss ARRIVE Ar kIlHN.hA
6s0 P. H. daily from clifton Forge
slO A. a.. eKceps sunday from .fll E5ffA
Lexington, AL Lynchbar.
h,ation Elgl-h aad Canal s'rees
II. ". hi LLER
general fasseusar Ase-.
q. W. srBvgNs General Sup8rinl..leDt 10 u
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TLANTlC COAST Line
RICHMOND AID PAr.H,Br 20 RAILROAD
TlMB-lAb-h
CSmmenclng SUNDAY. f-f ll. .'l ;. '.' =
III. uaias o. lals -,sI r.. -il 81 .1..yTh
TRAINS -J. INWARD
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pA1NFrr ACCIDENT.
BOWLING GREEN ACADEMY.
Closing Notwithstanding Scholarship
Contest-Literary Address-Medal.
BowLIyopRooK. Va. June II, 1890.


BowIINGBRooK, Va, June II, 1890.
The closing exercises of Bowling
Green Academy" took place last evening.
This was the second session of this fine
school under the capable and efficient
management Of Professors John Hart, ST.,
and John Hart. Jr After PRAYER by Rev.
Mr.. Broaddus, Professor Hart delivered
certificates OF proficiency 10 the students
who had excelled in their studies. He was
happy. he said. to declare that in long
life devoted to teaching he had never spent
a more pleasant year nor had he ever
taught a Woodworking set of boys.
This. coming from so ripe and experienced
teacher. was no meaningless compliment
10 the Young men of the academy.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1890-11-08
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

Bold robberies at Albuquerque, \. NJ,
are of daily record.
Prominent business men Of Ada, O.,
have been arrested for counterieiting.
Hank Paris, who killed 2. 6. Thomp-
son at Phoebe, has been sentenced to
death
Stephen T. Barker, dealer in rubber
goods at New York, is charged with forg-
ing notes for a large amount.
Joseph L. Stillman, who shot down
Fiske at Fresno, has been found guilty
Of murder in the first degree with rec
ommendation to life Imprisonment.
William White, who secured about
$4,000 on fraudulent checks from mer-
chants at Seattle, has been placed in the
penitentiary at Walla Walla for four cen
years.
Thirteen burglaries have been com
mitted at different points in Ventura
town and county. Cal. during the last
two weeks, and the officers have wholly
failed to locate or arrest the offenders.
James Farrell, a weIl-known mining
man of San Francisco and until a few
days ago manager Of the Imuris Sonora
Mine Company, limited, was shot and
almost instantly killed in N0galis, A. t.,
by a carpenter named Rood.