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princess frock, opened down the middle
and turned back in revers on each side.
On the hips the material was slashed,
and trimmed with Jet diamonds. There
was petticoat of amethyst velvet bor-
dcred with an ostrich ruching, which
also trimmed the neck and the elbows.
Her little velvet toque was embroidered
with let and adorned with aigrettes and
wings.
The women who walk Broadway this
autumn look as it they enjoyed life,
and so, l verify believe, they do, moro
than arv other women in the world.
There is always a watt OF flowers from
them and an air of prosperity, of luxury
aud well being. passed ono an hour
ago who struck me as being quite the
typical New Yorker. I have tried 10
sketch her portrait in the third IL
lustration. She was rather tall, and she
carried her chest high and her hips
were we'll defined She was not beauti-
full, but she had the poise and the con-
fdence that comes of knowing ono's
world. She had clear. pale complex
ion and the usual American brown hair.
She walked quickly and yet without
haste. and she wore a brown cloth
frock. the LEFT side Of which was
slashed to show white panel. Tho
bottom was Trimmed with velvet, set on
in graduated rows which nearly reached
the waist on one side.
Her jacket was tight-itting, very
tight-ftting. you may believe me. It
vas slashed mp the back ard trimmed
with velvet IL had revers of white
cloth and opened over white vest.
with standing collar and a black ne *
tie. Her hat of white felt was faced
with brown velvet and trimmed with
brown bracaded ribbons. Is watched
her she turned in at = florists. and
would have riss<ed wager she would
bur either white or hrovnish chrysan-
themuTns.
The new camei's hairs are about the
most beautiful fabrics we are likely to
see. Sea gray and red are blended in
them. AMI there are mulberry puppies
and fawn shadcs. and half tones Of
plum that arc extremely attractive.
Tweed. too. and fzcc1 cloths come out
every day Ia new eolors and patterns
Ellen OSBORN.
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The bridesmaids hats were very
bread, i0~-erowRed, eream-eolored
fel1s. loaded with piurass agreeing Ia
color with the cut work. On lie coats
and most picturesque looking.
From a score % fifty II the toilets
noted we're worthy OF description. for
this vas wedding Of wealth, and
wealth came as usual % look. One OF
the richest, II not Of those most artistic.
il hgured Ia shs second illustration IL
Is q marvel of BRAID work aud emoroid-
cry, as are good proportioa of this
Eutumn's most slaborate gowns.
women-to dtgress for moment
often require Of their maids an ability
70 do the hand braiding with nieety.
and keep them as il pretty much all tae
time they are not otherwise employed
A redsiish brown bedford cord vas
the material Of the shade they call, l
thin.z. venetian The braiding was
done IN black silk % simulate coat, and
In graceful patterns about the bottom.
An edge Of ostrich trimming at the bot
tom supplied finish without which a
dress would be better. 10 any reason
able mind A velvet bonnet was worn
in cream color. JET and brown.
IL was decidedly amusing To look
about and Eote the nodding OF tho
Mushroom" pompons. They stand
erect On every other hat thiss autumn,
and when emotion shakes the soul
and body-of tho wearer, IS at the in
teresting passages Of q marriage serv-
Tee, they culver and quake in acute
sympathy. Some of them are quite tall
and occasionally they are grouped. as
| II the soil were fertile. and take them all
in al they are the most entertaining
feature of recent millinery.
A woman with red eurls caught to-
| gether with black velvet ribbons sat in
| the pew Just in front of me. She had
as fair pink and white skin rs you see
on baby. and her rich cedar green
cloth costume set il OFF admirably. The
combination Of colors she had chosen
was somewhat unusual. for the Louis
/ coat. which was trimmed with superb
| dark green velvet arahesqucs in Gu.
work, opened over vest of pale blue
| cloth brailcd in silver, while the reyers
| Of the coat itself were covered with cut
| velvet devices. The same combination
was brought out with the same daring
In the hat, for the dark cedar green fel,
was trimmed with pale blue velvet and
dark green plures.
The brides sister. who Is pretty
blonde girl, made a dainty figure
in smethy st-tinted bengaline, cut in
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dart green. The front ~ The church
was ovcrrrovn with rasset vines. and
ruddv sprays touehed the shoulder OF
e~~-v person who entered and were set
swtnoire. II vas not q conventional
wedding. for the bridegroom violated
al the laws laid down for such occa-
siors by refusing - wait et the ehancei
fer bis bride. Instead. he entered with
ssa nr,,l- ard her mother for she has
no fs.her snd really theT made =
sroup -wvrsh sesinx "a they went for
w.rl. with bridesmaids preceding and
following
nwas .N,n. ths eriissnaisis' COS
sr,-,>s tsat 7 rseau. 60 ten ycu. They
we~s unlike snv I hare ever seen
Cr~ar--eols~ea cloth wsssse foundation
ard the design wss the same for sssh on
,hc eirht-a bell skirt with three
rauncss. the toD hossnce see N with tfae
b',-s with this skirt wss ~cr' tsoais
coat Of .Ae sane fabric. almost severed
with es. work IN velvet IN contrasting
eoicr. The rrettie-t eior6e cf ne
vrerv haxl ehcsss pale krliotrcpc; an
other sawev yeilc~s third chest
nrt brown 80 tlat they made warm
hsed srtrra 6E,are< EtsinE IN wei
with the saters and rnkfen rod and
e~rwu ard ersinson branches, with
which The altar was rrofusely trisnncd.
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EARLY WINTER NOTIONS
Frosty Days and the Fine Fashions
fEey Brins
PETTY TElsGS Fur The ets.a
Hessitiss' ss a. AaszzA wsading-Ths
-xzsa<ssa' roza2oas Are . EsAtafs
sf Aiiiissry-os nrs.issy fasss
sharp ootoss< AfrsTasaas

The keeaest insight into the dress Of
the Immediate future Is possessed oy .
group Of women who are .sldom taken
Into account AZ al IN fashion ealcalA~
tionA mean the artists who draw
for tas Importing houses and the ex-
elusive establishments on the avenue
ana for tbs daily newspapers an
thinking AZ the moment Of a young
woman who sketches until three o'clock
every afternoon for perhaps the most
fz<hionssle Of the '.iadies' taiiors" and
spsnds the rest Of her day in the work
rooms Of mod;sts ard the fitting rooms
OF the great dry soods houses making
pea Aad iak era wings for q sunday
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

During a recent visit of the prince oi
Wales - Iloncaster his royal highneSa
and q friend. says writer In the Lon
iou star, went ort for stroll rear
Wentworth house and came across a
miner accompanied by brace Of bull
pups. Wishing n appear socisble. the
princes friend asked hov much be had
paid fer them Two q1id.~ was the
laecnic reply. n. r. II. looked them
over critically. asd remarked. Don't
ycu Think two pixs wonld hare been =
better investments fer ron. my good
mani" Happen so" rrflied the cob
Ter: bat, rsister. what blooming fool
chap would look going a rastin' wia
tso pigs"
tea6arre~ Fe--st ~ ssresss.
IRE ecrTaence possessed ~ TIE
manufacturers Of pr. Ssae's Casarrh
Remedy ~ tgsir sbsiitv 90 cure the
~ersf esses ef nssal esisrrh. no matter
sf bey long Stand ing. a sttssted IN a
nsesk substantial naanner by their stand
ing revsrd 81 sSAo. offered for ns.nv
years PAST. for an sncarshle case ef tRs-
laethsanfs ard dtaxe-cus seaee. Tss
rsnaedy Is Sod ~ druggists as eniv -
cents. Ft = 1ssld. s1oshiax. cleansing.
ceedcrlzing. autssepte s1d heaiias.
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HELENA BUSINESS COLLEGE.


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Points ON Montnna's Leading School fo'
Young People.
Next Tuesday, Sept. /, the First Annual
Session Of tho Helena Business College will
begin. The college 10 the pioneer of the
kind in Montana ana offers to parents a
better institution in which to give their
aons and daughters a practical educatior
than many colleges east II west. and II
the equal of any. A cordial invitation u
extended to everybody interested In schools
and a practical education to visit the class
rooms and inspect the complete arrange
ments at the boarding hall, No. 100. Ninth
avenue. Good, clean food and comfortable
rooms, and all modern sanitary improve
ments arc the features at tho Students
Home.
Thu course OF study at the Helena Bust
ness College ia thorough, the latest and
most approved textbooks are used. while
each department has at its head a com-
potent instructor. Careful selection of the
Gest textbooks and a thorough training BY
the best teachers, results in a class Of
graduates always in demand for positions
OF honor and profit. The college il en-
dorsed bp the leading business men of tho
CITY and state.
From now until Sept. 1 a special rebate
will be made in a years or half years
course.
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present dav for the
production OF everything that will conduce
to the material welfare and comfort OF
mankind arc almost unlimited and when
cyrup OF flgs was first produced the world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it is the only remedy which is
truly pleasing and refreshing TO the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse the
system gently in the spring time, or, in fact.
at any time, and the better it is known the
more popular it becomes
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

II. J.. Kalkeman, Chi
cag0. ".."
S. j. Heron, Benton.
Chas. +. stevens.
Boulder.
J. W. Chapman, Butte.
j. Lynch, Paw show.
ii. Ii. Hull, Placer.
j. N. Thompson Town
send.
Olof Wilson, Rimini,
Chas. A. Stuart. Hell
ena.
b. +. Farrur, Maiden.
James Fowlie and wife,
Great Falls. ..."
F s. Burch, Chicago.
J. h. sites, Great + alls.
NJ. H. Parker. Boulder.
Miss Kate Kenmore,
Radersburg.
Sen Series, Castle. ...
VIM. Coyne, Rimini.
+. A. Taylor, Rimini.
j. Buthwick and wife
Montana.
G.. S. Card, Corbin.
Mrs. john J., ierce,
Ward Sheriff, Canyon
Ferry. ""...> #..""7" ".
Miss Ella Macintosh.
w. +. Springs
+. A. Taylor, aimini.
J. p. Daley. Comet.
William Munro. Nei-
hart.
C. w. Vac Horn Helena.
George s. Scorel and
wife. st. Louis.
". d. JOleS, Dan iran.
cisco.
Charles II. Buck. Ste
vensville.
j. X. S5uires, Stevens
vile.
F. l. Ray, New York.
Minneapolis.
w. b.. Wiles, Deer
j w. Mathes. Granite.
Maurice Brune. wife
and son, ] oston.
w. II. Ryec, Salt
Lake.
c. f. Jacky, Philips
burg.
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Here Is What You Want.

The j. Steinmetz Jewelry company wish
to call the attention of ~visitors and people
IN general to their unrivaled stock OF
watches, diamonds, rich iewelry, ETC., and
say to them that their stock presents the
largest assortment, and without doubt the
lowest prices in the northwest. Selling fo.
cash only, they are ready to give all the
benefit this system affords. During fail
week unset diamonds strictly at actual cost
all other goods at great reduction.
w. G.. BAILEY. Assinnaa
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HO FOR THE NATIONAL PARK.

Tourists contemplating visiting the
johnson excursion party's fifteen days
camp life in the World's Wonderland
Parties of five, ton ar twenty made up here
for y fifteen days trip. Everythinx fur
nishcd. Time OF starting, July Is, August
3, Angus 10, and September y. For
further Information and terms apply to.
or address. A d INGRAM.
Broko 323 North Main 81,
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Frank Brady, of Des Moines, Iowa, who
worked as brakeman between Helena and
Spokane, and last heard from in Idaho.
Any information as to his whereabouts will
DO gratefully received by addressing his
SISTER. ANNIE BRADY,
1873 Benton Avenue, Helena.
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Forbes 4 DAvis-spscIn

We offer and will give prices to sell this
list of stocks-all good:
1000 Bald Butte, Marysyille.
l42 Helena u Victor (Curlev.)
1900 Mac. Unionville.
1000 Jersey Blue.
1900 Copper Bell.
LOO Cumberland
wanted to excl nnge-Six lots in Salt
Lake City for Helena real estate. S
Ofice " and "a Bailey Block.
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I have Just received a line of new fall goods,
and while l continue will kesp the stock up in
every department. | would at any time be glad
to dispose of stock ard fixtures and continuation
OF lease to anyone wishing to engage in the BUSH
ness. MISS +. STEVENS. "a Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-26

You can buy a pure silk umbrella at the Rec
Hive Tor SIZE. Worth double the amount.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-26

Extra ind for tho next 10 days
In natural hair switches at No. IL North
Warren stroet.
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The Bee Hive, 5 North Main street,
Where Is WIN. Cushin?

Where Is VIM. Cushin?
VIM. Cushin. who was last heard from AT
Bonner. Mont. last year, is wanted by his
relatives. He ID 48 Years old. is five feet
in height and weighs ITO pounds. Any in
formation leading to a discovery of his
present whereabouts will be gratefully re-
ceived by addressing
MARTIN CusHIN,
Plattsnouth, Neb.
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| J. w. Nelson, Deer
Lodge.
j. j. Cunningham, st.
Paul.
VIM. Weinstein, Phil
ipsburg.
N. Arrot, 1 Paw Show.
+. l., Gregory, Placer.
| j. Il. Burgett, Nipond.
| Phi. Constance. Rlmini.
Arle Donaldson. Rimini.
| James Fottle and fam
lily, Philipsburg.
A. K. Creish, Chicago.
Miss Ella j. Hamilton,
ChOteau. #""".." "
A. b, Hamilton, Che
B. F, O'Neal, Fort
Benton.
j. f. Weston. Town
send. -...
E. s. Wilkinson, Mitch
ell. ..".-
I. II. Edwards. Rim
ini.
Louis Miller, Corbin.
Mr.. j. II. Steele, Butte.
Willsam H. Arnold.
Bozeman.
John Nolan, Canyon
Ferry,
George Fowler. York.
I. H. Edwards, kimini,
j. w. school. Town
send. #-.-
T. s. brandegee and wife,
San Francisco.
W .N.Pemberton, Butte.
II. Schreathaussn. Pony
Fred. Dickinson, 4 Paw.
j. II. Rice, 4 Paw.
s. f. Warner, Stevens
vile. ".. ....e.
j. Nj. Chapman,Stevens-
vile.
Mrs. j. Bosthwick,
Butte.
P. l.. Bothrick, Elk
e. Dryer, Helena. I. "..
w. c. Whaley, Bedford.
Michael Therrants,
Demerville.
n. r. Evans, Deer
Trodce
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The celebrate Foster kid gloves arc copcedcd
to be inc hes made. The ee Hive i, selling the
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Do not fail to visit the Bee Hive. the onlv am
porlunl OF its kind in Montana. 1t is 4 perfect
curiosity shop, and carry full lines of everything
oseiui and ornamental. No. 5 North Main street
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An Excellent Opportunity to Procure
Household Goods Cheap.
Those in need OF carpets, heating stoves.
bedroom sets, window shades, etc., by call
ing at 429 North Benton avenue between an.
10. and p. M, can get them at yery low
figures. "1 ~"
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SALE OF FURNITURE.

Mems night shirts in plain and fancy embroid.
reed fronts at the Bee Hive for IS cents.
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Have you tried the new perfume, "swiss Lil.c.'
the most lasting and fragrant odor known? 70,
sale only at the Boo Hive. "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-26

Schermerhorn & West, Taiiors and
raper corner rand and jackson streets,
Fall goods nov cady for inspection.
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isn't h Cheap?

Go to Oppenheimer d Asch, international
hotel block, and try a bottle of porter at
10 cents. "
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Miss Allie Noyes, of Butte, ia guess Of
Mrs. c. w. Cannon.
Ed. =. LAWYER left for Cincinnati yestcr-
day over the Union PAcihc.
Ex-speaker Charles p. Blakely, OF Boze-
man, is attending the races.
Hon. IL. L. Frank and Landlord Fred
Wey, of Butte, are IN town.
Miss Hill and Miss Gage, Of Bozennsn, are
visiting Miss Alice Langhorno.
Harry Hill, Of the Northwestern bank at
Great Falls is attending the races.
Mr.. Len Lewis, the general manager Of
the Cumberland mine, IL in town.
Harry Warrington. former doorkeeper In
the house of representatives., IL III own
Mayor Diekerman and @. N. Webster, Of
Great Falls, are down to the races.
Jack Maloney, one of the solid citizens
of Whits sulphur Springs, Is in the city.
Manager L. A. Walker, OF The Helena,
who has been indisposed, il again back AZ
his post.
John II. O'Mara, Of the Cosmopolitan, is
smiling over the arrival of 4 ~ten-pound
boy i'll his family.
Rev. w. s. Bell and wife returned yester-
day after a pleasant three weeks sojourn at
Ferris Hot springs near Bozeman.
U. $. Marshal Furay came from Fort
Benton yesterday with y party OF China
men who are on a sight seeing tour.
+. II. Fowlss, proprietor of Fowles' cash
store, has returned from the east. His
visit WAY for the purpose of purchasing a
hns line of autumn goods, n he says he
has accomplished it.
Mrs. W. A. Clarke, Miss Katie Clarke,
Charles w. Clarke. Miss Luslla Moore,
Miss Emma living, will arrive in Helena
noon from Butte. They will
lunch with Mrs. G. W. Cannon after which
they take rooms ut the Broadwater.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-26

The finest line of neckwear in the city at Oh,
Bee Hive for 80 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-26

DO not let infants suffer from the chill air q,
tho evenings, but buy a cloak at the Bee Hive
special sale. -"
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All plain drinks at tho fair grounds this
year l2H cents.
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The Little Tycoon At the Onera house. Friday
and Saturday nights.
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Go to the Bee Hive for all kinds of sheet music.
Only ten cents per copy.
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Arrivals at The Helena,

NJ. Warren. San Fran
cisco.
Geo. L. Riddle and wife,
st. Louis.
G. Beckwith, Missoula.
T. G. Stevens, Helena.
l.. A. Hoffman, Miles
City.
s. San
Francisco.
j. A. Boscher, Chicago.
j. w. Gum, Nj. D.,
Butte.
w. N. Ayleworth, Deer
Lodge.
j.. A; Babcock, Now
York.
H. H. Browning, Chi
cago.
l.. -. Ross. Seattle.
j., 8. Simonton and
wife, Washington, Pa.
W. Il. iiust. Tacoma
Frank Allyn, Tacoma.
Misc Adams, Missoula.
j. J.. KooptZ, Mary
land, -....'
M. Wulpi. Dubuque.
D. b. Landsrs, New
York.
E. II. 1allcott, Living
ston.
w. B. Garrett, Nash
vile, Tenn.
M. j. Sporting, Mis-
soula.
Miss Lura Thompson,
BoZeman.
j.. Il. Lyman, Milwau-
kee. ..
il, b. Hill. Great Falls.
CT, Griggs, NewYork.
a: Peabody, New York.
". A. Naylor, St. Paul.
Frank A. Dix, New
York.
Donald Bradford, Hell.
ena. .."."".. .."."
Will Thornton, Butte.
Misses Kyle, Granite.
+. W. Bagley, Milwau-
j. A. Sears, st Paul.
L. +, knAppen, Kalis-
pell.
Mrs. II. D. Blossom, Sun
River.
A. A. Andre, San Fran
ciRco.
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The Little Tycoon at the Opera house, Frida,
and Saturday nights. ~
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Fl. Lowe, New York.
W. H. Shut and wife,
New York.
Miss Casey. Centralia.
A. / eckwlth, Miss oala.
w. :. Laton. Minneap-
oils.
Geo. Lamport, Billings
Il. F. Carpenter, Bill
lings.
A. i3oscher, Chicago.
j. s. Hammond. M. D.,
Butte. f..
W. |. Power. Granite.
Andrew Bundy, Granite
C. Z. Gale. ot. Paul.
Z. b. Dana, New York.
VIM. NJ. Robinson and
wife, Grand Rapids.
M. &. Hall. Portland.
N. ID. Bragan, Wash
ington. ID. c.
C. ID. Porter and wife,
Wallace. Idaho.
Miss A. Williams, New
York.
II. ID. Adams. St. Paul.
j.. ii. Dickey, Kansas
City.
James Hamilton, Butte.
J.. C. Maslin and wife,
Chicago.
j. M. Greenwood. Kan
sas City.
r. W. Stevenson, Wich-
ita, K.ans.
E. B. Hoffman, Boze-
man.
+. W. Lyman and wife,
Waukesha, Wis.
W. r. Garrett, Nash
vile, Tenn.
Az. Alfred. NewYork.
F V. Hurley, st. Paul.
d. 8. DeWolf, wife and
sitter, st. Paul
j. II. Owings, M. d.,
Deer | odge.
w. l.. CLARK, Butte.
w. l.. Naples. Bntte.
w. A. Smith and wife,
Great Falls.
Walter B Day. Chicago.
K. l.. N~eidringhaus, st.
Louis. ~.
r. A. Root. Chicago.
j. w. Macarthur, Spo-
kane.
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The Little Tycoon at the Opera house, Friday
and Saturday nights.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-26

WALKER-Tuesday afternoon, in Helena, to the
wife Of James Walker, the Broadway grocer. q
eDn,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-26

Sobby sailor hats and new STYLES Mt Mr..
KEN psey's, No. liz Warren street.
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Everything first-class at the Helena Cafe
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HELENA IN BRIEF.
horn.

Jaekson's music store, Bailey block.
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win Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive ON
to-dsy's west bound Northern Pacific ex-
press: A. G. Marshman, John Rsa, A. A.
Lautermann, Miss Emma Musette, Regina
Werner and sister.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-07-10

Among those now at the Hunt
erS Alum from Tazcwell are Mrs. j.
L. p. Spotts and Miss Jessie Gra-
ham, Mrs. Fl. G. Anderson, Miss
Alice Chapman, alrs. j. II. Glider
sleeve, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Lynch,
Miss Byrd May and perhaps others.
Prof S. nj. Barton was in town
Friday last in the eintcrest Of Emory
and Hcary College. The students
at that institution from Tazewcll
last year were, A. L. Graybeal, 4.
A. Mcclure, G. q. Peery, G. 7. st.
Clair, II. l.. Brown, II. w. OKectl'c,
y. w. Whitley aud f. Z. Wittcn.
The Board of Agriculture of Va.
will hold farmers Institute at
Pulaski on the 10th inst, for which
a most excellont program has been
prepared. The railroad has made
II rate Of one fare for tho round trip
and Commissioners Whitehead hopes
Tor large Attendance.
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4 3. # A;. (: ) E;::$: E;::$: $::;4. }c.""'''s,

Attention is called to tho above state
ment, which, we think, considering the
length of time tho bank has been in
business, together with the known
stringcncy of the money market, is n
crcditable showing.
Our endeavor in the past has been TO
accommodates our patrons, and in this,
we will continue. IL is now well under
stood, that where money is kept in cur
rent circulation through deposit in
bank, the community us we'll as tho
bank, desire tho benefits which accrue
thcrefrom, and business is carried on
more satifastorily.
We are provided with the latest and
most approved fire and burglar proof
safe, with double time lock attachments;
and in addition to tho security offered
in this particular, will also strive CON
stantly to look after the interests of
those who ontrust their business with
us. Worry respectfully,
S. G. GRAHAM, Prest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-07-10
TAIEWELL HIGH SCHOOL.

This institution, which has been
in % fiourishing condition for the
past three years, will open again
under the most favorable auspices.
Prof. w. II. Cooke, of Louisa
Co., q graduate Of Randolph Ma
con and lately connected with the
new Bedford Academy, has been
elected principal of the school for
the ensuing year, and Mrs. Cooke
elected as music teacher. Prof.
Cooke comes with the very high
est testimonials, both as to qnalifi-
cations and the work he has done
and we predict for the school one
of the most successful years Of it's
existence.