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SPECIAL BARGAINS

In heavy weight WOolens, consisting
or Suitings, rantaloonips and Over.
c0atinRS, which wo warrant to make up
III ilrst.claSs style. :
lo0 dozen more Of those celebrated o5
cent linlt Hose In Fast Black, Aerino
and CalneFs Hair Just received.
INIT Jackets n Specially.
Flannel Shirts In all sizes at SO cents
and upwards. G4l. -
-, . c. HESS & sons,
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We want to borrow $50 year for 20
years. Undoubted security, frst.class
paper, good interest. $40. Il
.. SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
1908 Market St., Wheeling, W. Va.
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OWING to tho fact that we expect to
move on April !, We will close out q
large assortment OF new and shop worn
sewing MACHINES, bicycles and type
writers. Intending to devote. our atten-
t tl9' exclusively to the Standard and
l y nl5e sewing Machines, Calagraph,
World md Merritt Typewriters and q
secure bargains. '0
EDw. L. ROSE & Co.,
D.. r.. I'll - |.I
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Miss 1lathcr Mt the Opera lIouse-s Devils
NIlu.v- n,,,rt,I,us oct,.,s

Miss 1lathcr Mt the Opera Houses Devils
Nllne"-Duwnlcs' Lectures.
Miss Margaret Mather has no cause 10
complain Of tho reception she received
at tho Opera House last night. Tho au-
dience was OF good size and in makeup
was one OF the most fashionable OF the
season; it was quick to note NIL the good
points aud cvinced It's appreciation OF
them In most cordial manner,
several curtain calls being given the
handsome and accomplished star.
Miss Mather appeared in tho
the title role Of w. $. Gilbert's romantic
drama, "Gretchcn," part TINT Is ardu.
Gus, but instinct Will, graceful puthos.
Miss Mather was delightfully."- natural
and at times powerful in quite high
degree. Her support was excellent and
shared with the star the honors Of the
presentation.
"DEvlL's MINE" AT THE GRAND.
Fred Darcy's stirring play "Devil's
Mine" was seen for the first time in this
city at the Grand last night, by pack.
ed house. Tho play contains many
strong scenes and situations, which
evoked the most enthusiastic dcmonstra.
tons OF approval. The piece is we'll
staged, cataract Of real water being
shown to fne effect. The company is
a strong one and the songs and dances
interpolated into the second act OF the
play wero repeatedly and loudly
encored. Altogether the play
made hit and bids fair to
play to large houses. "Devil's Nine
will bs repeated this evening.
DONALD DowSIE TONIGHT.
Tonight at the Opera House Donald
Downie, 3. G. L., a celebrated foreign
lecturer, will commence series OF Elk
magniGcentIy illustrated lectures on the
sights, customs, dress and other charac.
teristics to be found in foreign lands.
His opening lecture will DO "rhe Paris
Eynnaitinn u
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For bracing up tho nerves, purifying
the blood and curing sick headache and
dyspepsia, there is nothing equal to
Hoods Sarsaparilla.. o
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From every town and village. We a,e
daily receiving club orders. Our liberal
offer to pay freight on all orders amount.
Ing to $40 and upwards to any railroad
station 100 miles from my OF our s,ores,
meets tho approval OF the public. Va
also notice when one or two orders are
sent 70 any town, Immediately others
follow thick and fast, showing conclu.
slvely the people appreciate our goods
and prices. We are making extensive
attractions in all our stores, rs our euor.
mously increaring trade requires mora
room, and our Club, Order Depart.
ment will hereafter DO a special feature
In all our stores. r
Send in your orders and yet Con,
Fresh Standard Goods at Fair Prices
Select from Our price list such goods
US you need. Space prevents us from
enumerating the different prices Of tras
Cohees and Spices. a list Of them viii
DO sent to any address by mail; also a
list Of special premiums given with tens
Spices aud Baking Powder.
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Dry Goods Bargain,
An Unknown Friend.

Read Stone 4 Thomas Ad-top OF
page, Tor bargains.
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How y &C. Can Gu RED

f.#-
by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, by
tho remarkable cures 1t has accomplished,
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to DO potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. Some Of these
cures arc really wonderful. II you suffer from
scrofula, BE- sure TO try Hoods Sarsaparilla,
"My daughter Mary was afflicted with scrof.
uloussorene from the time she was 22months
old till she became SIX years Of age. Jumps
formed in her neck, and ono Of them after
growing to the size OF pigeons cgg, became
: running sore for over three years. We gave
her Hoods sarsaparilla, when the lump and
all indications Of scrofula entirely dis.
appeared, and now she seems to be healthy
child" Us. CARLYLE, Eauright, Nj. "a
Nh. Dc suro to get only
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by druggists. 81; SIX forss. Prepared only
BY G. l. HOOD 4 CO.. Aposhoearies, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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feet long, Tho boats arc 80 arranged
that tho width OF the tow Ia 200 feet.
These bonts all belong 20 W. W. 0'Neill
& Co. OF Pittsburgh. '5f
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LOVELY WOMAN little thought
What Joy and pleasure can be brought
From little things SO wisely bought,
as Buceere Ertrdcts.
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Hats and Caps.
HATS! HATS! HATS!

To fix attention upon my Hat Department,
and TO carry ont my purpose TO mike Ii the most
popular Hat Store III Wheeling, have marked
my goods ut prices entirely new TO the people OF
this city.
Good Felt Working Hats. nil Ehancs, 50c.
Fine Crush and Cigarette Hats, Soc, Csc mud 81.
Fine Fur HATS, latest style, 81 W, 81 Is, 81 10
and 81 Is.
Touris: Hats. Creased Crowns, 81 90, 81 20. 81 IS
aud 81 o.,
Wide bin, Creased Crown Hats, Zoe, tic,
81 80 aud 81 %.
have made special reduction In the prices
Q! my large stock Of Late style Winter Stiff Hats,
Good Quality Black stiff Hats. 81 90.
Good Fur Stiff Hats, reduced from 81 70 10 As.
Fine Fur Still Hats. reduced from s. 10 TO 81 90.
ExtEn Fine Stiff uats reduced from e. 70 10 10.
boys Cloth Hats, all styles. IS and tOc.
Boys Cloth Caps, one aud two peaks, Is, IS
and SO cents.
Boys Plush, Polo and Windsor Caps, Is, IS end
80 cents.
Mems Plain Cloth Caps, Is and &c.
Mems Windsor Caps, with roll, 25 md 5Gc.
Mems Plush Windsor Caps, 81 %, 81 Is & 81 10.
M. j. McFADDEN,
Halter e. Furnlsher,
1890 Il 1923 MARKET STREET.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Likes Pan-finnilo Very Much.
MARTINS FERRY, Jan. s, 1890.

> NIARTIS FERRY, jan. D, I5JU.
Acssrs. S. Baer's Sons:
GESTLEMES-Enclosed find twenty
five wrappers for your Panhandle Cof-
fec, for which please send me your pic
ture No. 40. This is the third one
haye got. l like your Panhandle Co..
fee very much: Send in care OF John
Burkhart. Mrs. MARY HILL.
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Thermometer Record,

The thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered Us follows: 7'
~ H. m m''''"'''.'' % p. m...".......-.".. q
l. m."........,......... GU Weather - Chanyeablc.
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wEAT rs


1t is that lmpurIty In tho blood, which, &C.
cumulatlng in tho glands OF the neck, pro-
duces unslghtly Jumps or swellIngs; which,
causes painful running sores on tho arms,
legs, or feet; which dcyclopes ulcers In the
eyes, cars. or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which Is tho origin OF plmples, can
ccrous Growths. or tho many other manifesto
lions usually ascrlbed to "humors;n' which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
aud death. Being tho most ancient, It Is the
most general Of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons arc entirely free from II.
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learned where he had gone to and supposed him
70 ne dead up to the time that they again heard
Oh him In connection with this killing. ~.


Rents are advancing here aud available cmpty
houses arc very scarce. Strangers moving In sud
former Bc!laircites returning do not know v hat
70 90. several warehouses are filled with house.
mold goods stored away waiting for enpty
hoHses. Three families that recently arrived
cannot Ind houses and their goods arc still In
An organized gang OF sharpers aud confidence
men nIc operating hero with bold Inpudence.
openly and above board, In daylight and In the
uatk. Several attempts haye been made TO get
some country people Into tho net, hut 20 far ali
aLe believed TO have failed. Yesterday they
tried 1t again, but did not mako It, the yornr
man S'iapectiug something. No attempt has as
yet been made 70 ferret out these deus, though a
bllnd man conld see through some OF the moves
made at the depots and landings by the sharpers.
bridgeport Briofs.
The post norton, held Sunday on thcle.
mains o. Thomas Thornton, at West Wheeling,
revealed rupturcd blood vessel at tho base 81
The c. I. & W. Co. arc filling up their trestle
WORK north Of the Back river bridge. 80" ''
Albert Burk, a brakcmcu on tho c. r. q w
L Loau. had Ms right hand caught between tho
bumpers while coupling cars III the Yards hero
yes!erdayt aud severely mashed. Dr. Fisher
dressed the wound without nmputatIou. bnt Il
- .ea.ca mat bunk will loose two OF the ilngcrp.
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It's. Coon cells dry goods the cheapest.
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NOTICE,
All Union meat shops will be closed on and
alter Easeh ID at p. M, except Saturday. r.
: Br order OF tho
WHEELING Bv1caEas PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
.EF.g $500 " -UH.F-ra u " ~ 'tr. fppl ,
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MARTINS FERRY.

A Casting Mould FOR Glass-WhoellnE g.
Lake Eric Mon Ia Town. si
Howarth's llibernlca at the Opera House 10.
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EDw. l.. ROSE & Co.,
GE, IS Twelfth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-17
Give lis Precinct Meetings.

In the election Of delegates TO the Con-
Cressional Nominating Convention, which
will assemble here August 18th, the City
Committee will satisfy public expectation
better by calling precinct instead OF ward
meetings.
We doubt not that suitable apportlon-
ment plan can be adopted. and the ex-
pense for additional hall rents is not great
enough TO become a serious obstacle IN the
way. Meetings Of this character were
held in the legislative campaign and were
well attended.
When you call precinct meetings you do
not require any voter to go far from
home. You do not force him, necessarily,
into heated and overcrowded room,
and the representatives selectedby twenty
four such assemblages, all IN session stimuli
taneously. will almost certainly he credit
able to the intelligence and sentiments OF
the city.
We hear that the city committeeman
generally favor precinct meetings, and we
hope they will settle it that way at their
next session.
Richmond Is entitled TO sixty-six dele
gates.
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DELIGHTFUL RAINS.
A building Boom--New Churches Erected
md Rcctory to Follow.

md Ntrtcf1 W FOLLOW.
fcorre.pondencc Of the Richmond Dlspa.ch.J
MARrrSsvILLr, W., July Is. 1900.
This county has been visited by delight
ful rains for the past few DAYS. IL was
badly needed and came just in time to save
the farmers from great loss.
we are getting up big land improve
ment COMPANY here for the purpose Of
building up our town. A large part OF the
stock has been subscribed. and those that
o ught 10 know say there is big money in it.
We will soon be the best railroad centre of
any town in the State. being located at the
crossing of two broad-gauge roads.
GOING AHEAD.
Our new Mayor and Town Council are
taking hold of Affairs az If they meant
business. and are making things lively.
The Mothodists are building handsome
church. The Baptists have Just dedicated
theirs. and the Epscopalians are perfectly
elated over their success IN securing the
services Of Rev. Frank Stringfellow, who
will move bis family here as soon rs a
rectory il completed.
Through the noble generosity of Miss
Ann Marshall Hairston the Lpiscopalians
have secured two acres Of the prettiest
ground IN town and they are erecting there
on handsome rectory.
BILLY TO SPAN.
Malone is billed to speak here on the
9th of October. The Republicans are out
and-out for the Lodge bill.
Preparations are being made to hang
Thorn Wilson on the 25th instant. HIS
counsel are pettioning the Governor 10
commute his sentence TO eighteen years IN
the pcnltentiary.
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Ex-Governor HoADLY is quoted "a saying
McKNLEY's days are numbered that he
will be defeated byex-Lieutenant-Govern
JOHN G.. WARwICK. who has been nominated
by the Democrats to oppose HIM for Con-
gress. He saws, if quoted Alright
Warwick is sure TO be elected. Nc
Kinley cannot carry the district any more
than he can fly. Since the State was re-
districted last year the Sixteenth (Mckin-
ley's district has been strongly Democratic,
and is the most discouraging district III the
State for Republican.
THE nomination of Cover
nor Warwick is an excellent move for the
Democratic party in the State. He Is a
generous, high-minded gentleman. He
was great success as presiding officer, he
is a public-spirited citizen, and though
there were seven competitors III the field
his nomination will leave no sting and will
not split the party in the district.
Il think Mckinley will decline to run
against him. If he does run he will be de-
feated."
So NAV II be-
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ec hold. and a. TO the RICH, Of the state to pro-

bc hold, ana a. 70 the right Of the State TO pro-
vide for ballots al public expeosc.
al any state find Is laws on this subject To-
.ufyrcient or unjust and unanimous scntim en'
should demand their attention., the Legislature
Of the State would be utterly powerIcss 10 grant
the relief demanded.
"Thcre are but two ways in which q govern
mcnt can 10 sustained. Tho FIRST Is by tho
strong arm Of the military power: the othcr Is
by tho moral and intellectual support OF tho
best people Of the community. The former is
the reliance Of the tyrant and despot, tho latter
f. the foundation and hope OF every free govern
ment This bill seeks TO engrsft upon free In
sututions the most obnoxious aud Ubiquitous
power exercised by those who govern 10 defiance
Of the will Of the people"
Mr.. Wilson, who is well known here,
particularly by tho speech he made at the
Broad-Street Opera-House, followed Mr..
HEMPHILL, and gave an exposition OF the
Republican tariff bill, showing that it is
scarcely less atrocious than the proposed
electionlaw.
Both measures are evidence Of northern
hate 10 the South. Both are intended to
manacle us. The ono contemplates GUST
ing us from all participation IN the Federal
government. The other is a thinly-dis-
guised method of putting check upon
our industrial prosperity, which has now
arrived at degree sufficient to excite their
jealousy if not alarm. Measures more self
ish. more sectional, could not be conceived
by the wit OF man. One certain effect viii
be to weld the southern whites together in
a mass so compact and determined that
they will be able to overwhelm the enemy
ut many points where the latter least ex
pect it.
The white voters are in the majority in
Virginia. Almost to unit they can be
persuaded 20 vote our ticket. Those who
cannot be influenced by reasoning will not
refuse TO hear the prayers of their wives
and children when they come beseeching
them not to JON tho enemies of Virginia
and Of the South.
We outnumber our foes in this State;
why need we fear?
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So may it b,

The Dispatch has received from the Lee
Monument Association pamphlet copy
of the address of Colonel ARCHER ANDERSON
delivered at the dedication of the monu-
ment on May 29th. The more this paper IS
studied the greater appear its beauties. As
Judge FAUNrLERoY. Of the Supreme Court
Of Appeals. tersely said, "it is commensu-
rate with its subject" and we hope to see
it further and better preserved for posteri-
ty in volume which will give full &C
count of the scenes and proceedings of that
memorable day. As we understand, Lee
Camp has appointed committee to report
on this subject. We hope it will under
take the work and collate and annotate the
material descriptive of what was the most
remarkable demonstration of our times.
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MARYLAND Confederates and

vi
Tuesday night in Baltimore the Society
of the Army and Navy of the Confederate
States in MARYLAND held its first meeting,
we see by the Sun, since the unwilling
Of the monument here TO General LIE.
Resolutions were passed expressing the
qualification of the members at the kind
welcome and hospitality of the Richmond
citizens, and thanking the First regiment
of Virginia for an escort furnished them on
their arrival IN Richmond. A letter to
Captain Winfield Peters from General g..
W. G.. Lee president of Washington and
Lee University, was r cad. In the letter
General Lee expressed desire for the So
ciety's presence next summer at the I'M
yelling Of Stonewall Jackson's statue.
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.yARlETY SPRINGS,


in the mountains % virginia. nftson miles wssi
~ stanton. Va. ans Immediately 90 re line n
tho Chesapeake aus ohio r,laay Trains stop
AZ the hotel -Four distinct kinds ~ Mineral
Weter-Aium, Cuaiyoclta Hoaiius, ani Aag-
nesia.
BOARD-par fay. g.; pir Teok, SO; l'f
month. go. servants ani children het price,
Table supplied wltl ,h' best AMI "o.l cl'&el'
Address NRs J. b. COLEMAN.
tve.sY TrETha' Ifogfletfess. ferrol. NG.
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INGFlA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA

Unsurpg .el n arpoiu,meni'. Table ani se.e'
80 .....i ...r .I.-lrs Ita.. Tor frs account Ia
fiDna. Entertainments. ana nu 4rf uens sifnnf
ihau, a4y resort ~ its presfirr il tl' ni.e )
Stalo. Music twice @ Soy lf gao r'lep. Ai' !
F0ft Monroe Band nIglIy luf-. rtIn-i aN
mast Ielfrh.ill surf -0a'l.ls on hn inh'' 81
..t'i.., nan.ne. ami IrgIuH Frequent prr-
-s.ira u foreign ani American sntp'-ni-Naf
dolly inspections, drills. paraies. 'snlon ..
rifs target practice. h broad eAlans' ~ rai'
water surrounds ull fHiut comfort A.lfe Wore
er. 40 land breekss, 3D. malaria, no hay i1fcf'
no orfrDsaiyo heat IhH rVonllgf are ielEhi'
fii. and ths nights cob AMI roire. Ming. li.,
most charfuIny marlln Vows 80 tle e0rli Sehi
fOrdfr1rtyflfe pAurl.HL T. =, ih"f
fa .i-~a.-u.lIf j hfrrl nhNAf'I.
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We are under obligations for copy Of
the pamphlet issued in memory of the late
General FRANCIS II. SMITH, Father and
Founder of the Virginia Military lnsti-
fute -
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EDUCATIONAL.
MOUNT VERNON INSTITUTE.
Ii MI. Vernon PLACE baltimore. Md.

MRS. JULIA Il. TUTWILER AND MRS. ANNE
VI CABELL RUST. Principals Englishi french and
German School for Young Ladies and Little Olr.s.
Prenares tor college boarding pupils limited 10
twenty. Ee-Opcns September p. References; Justice
John Harlan. Washington, D. C.; Precedent - g. t1l'
man and Or Herbert Adams Johns Hopkins Uniyer-
sty. Mr Sklpwith Wilmer BalImore; lol; |ohh
Atkinson, Wilmington. y. G: Judge W d.. Harden.
savannah: Bishop White. Richmond; President VIM
Preston, Johnston. Tulane University Gen. g. W.
Custus lee, Washington and Lee Uliyersiiy and Gen.
6. Il. Garland, Washington, ID, c.
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% pieces test BEIGE CHALLlES, resular pf'co
S. and i0c 10 60 at &c. -
lot BLACK NOME CLOTH, yard vide,
beautiful for ladies' mourning dresses, fegu-
lar price 1880, TO go nj s',c. -
1000 yaris Of very fine SHEER INDIA LINEN in
remnants. 10 so nj Shc.
Is pieces of RXTRA-FiNE and SHEER LINEN
DE DhCCA 10 10 at 6sc. -
100 pieces OF the regular l2lsc. sATIEENSto go
at6zc. -
case OF elegant DRESS GlNGnAMs, tho same
as We sold at re, 10 go at &c.
80 pieces 81 CREPE LEIssE and RIBBON
RUsCHlNG. which cost 81, ~, ana oVc.
yard, to go at l2bc yard. -
% pieces OF dark sOLID-COLORED LAWNS OF
the best make, regular price l2sc., TO 80 at
6Ae. -
1000 yards Of exirs-Gnc LACE. PLAID,
STRIPED. and CHECKED MUSLiNs, really
worth &c. TO 20 at l2Hc
Elegant STYLES and lovely patterns Of WOOL
CHALLiEs, the same as We sold for ~ ana
25c., 10 go al l5c.
1 lot Of our best AIL-wooL OUTING SHIRTS,
the Identical kind and styles which We sold
for sl.75 aud g. to 60 at 81.
Boys OUTING SHIRTS to go at4jc.
Mons OUTING SHIRTS to 20 a, 45c.
Gentlemon's NIGHT-KoBEs to go at 90 &c. 81,
and sl.2j.
1 lot OF PURE GLORlA-SILk UMBkELLAS with
oxidized handles TO go at Sl.2f-thc same
kind have been going At &.
Gentlemen's handmade PURE LINEN
BOSOM SHIRTS % 80 at 39c
Gontlemen's UNLAUNDERED PLEATED-
BOSOM DRESS SHIRTS to 20 at i9c.
Every article will positively DO sold as aiyer-
an opportunity was never offered before.
Julius Style G. Son,
2Ol AND 2le EAST BROAD STREET.
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tho ua It0na al m 10
being
a %
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Cmul sauer IorN Via mia in a.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY.

Il u No. east Grace street Richmond, Va
JOHN II. POWELL. Principal.
MRs. T. q. PEY TON, Associate Principal.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES. Thorough in rs Instruction
and complete in its appointments. From Kim
dergarton 10 collegiate department.. inclusive,
Offering the very best Advantage Surpassed
by none in the Department Of Music, Modern
Languages and Art. Board. with fun English
course and Latin, $3.50 session begins SEPIEM-
Der q, 1890 Apply for catalogue 10 the Princi-
pals or st the bookstores. ~ Eth. su&r utOcl
COUTHE RN HOME SCHOOL FOR
y GIRLS, 9l5 and 9l5 north Charles street,
Baltimore. Nj. Established 1873. summer al
dress, Bar HarbOr, Me.
MRS. VI. ". CARY.
~ f7-eOd2In Miss CARY.
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OLD DOMINION BuILDIsa AND LOAN Asso'S,l
iii5 KAsT Man sTRxET,
RicunosD, Va, July i, 1890
DURSUANT TO A CALL OF THE
l. Board OF Directors, notice thereof having
been mailed 10 each OF tho members Of the AS
ISOLATION. there will be general meeting OF the
shareholders OF the OLD DOMINION BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION at the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. In the city OF Richmond,
on THURSDAY the 3lst day OF July, 1880, at f2 ~
J. TAYLOR kLLrsoN. President
CARLTON MCCARTHY, Secretary and Treasurer.
IL It'd
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SIN HgR " NsORus.

V'HE NEW HOTEL, HEALING
j. SPRINGS, yA.--Duriuz the pasi sos'on suss
Hotel has been built. cottages rem0ieiiei. sni
the entire place - absolutely irst-claFs Boz az =
appointments Its neH bslhs arc modern at
the bathing establishnont is ihs most clmD'sts
IN thu mountains Accommodation Tor - irrps
low tor nr-'~cia.s accommodation. Afiress q.
SIMPSON = son, boaliEg Springs. Bah r1ll-
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NJOUNrAIN-TOP n 1T T. + And
moIutains, l.tf fesf above tho ieVri 81 Goo So
Fiuo yioss, delightful summon rof0r', clf1D
board. strong iron sprngs. Many attractions %
tie invalid. p'oasrro-seoso All famHrt -
easy access. Address Mr.srs. BA3-.E s. CO.,
Alton, Va. - lin
WrHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w WA.