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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
@ermi56te telesrapbtSd,c scpe5d,cn,

- llugeldbr 700 2lrbelter in 9ienten oe8
Giaaro 'd)eu Spn0ltat8, weldle8 mebrere
elettrllbe Sabnltnten III NiIlmautee ler=
lteut, ItaHoen geltern 1e9en cine yObHreout=
ton uOu % &ent8 aus.
- Nitdael 6aber 1T uabe Gra'ton, ST.,
AMI ben Seroad)t BIN Oerbaitct moroeu, ieiue
6rau ermOroet Su baben. Die getfe Der
ielben muroe inter Den Sriimmern Ser EN-.
geGid)erten SSObnnn9 oe3 Gbepaare8 9e-
Iuu0en.
- Gr.@ouoeruem gilbert Q. Niarfs BON
SeHneiiee 1t geiterH friib plOeltdI i'll eiuem
3lmmer in "Dtarluell=@Ouie" Su 9talbuiue,
Geun., geitorben.
3mei naStirte 8duber oraugeu uor=
geItern III eme Sparbaut 81 SUmmerpue,
d., eiH unO Sman9en 0cn 6alilrer 0urdJ
9luNrObung iOfortigen SoOe5, ibnen $500
uuSSuIleieru.
Die Stalun9en Ser pHapiOz Graniitz
Cine" in 9iewart, Ms, glngeu geItern
trub III Nlammeu auf. Ter Serluit berQQt
ungefdBr $4,000.
- g8m. @or uno ieiu Sobu iino III gGn=
peQa, nabe Bloomington, Sus., in euem
Nlten Sruunen, oeI iie ttefer aus9raben
lpollten, erltidt.
- Die 6abrit Der pg(cme 8alma1 Slq.
nal Co." su GaleSbug, g, branute geitern
9iodnlttag nieOer. Son - SuoerH, olc in
Oem GtubIliiement bebditl9t maren, rettes
ten iidJ %, tudbreuo eiu 0idoben, 9tameuS
9lurilla 9elerlO, um'6 yebeu fam. 9le
geide lit nod uitt aui9efunOen.
- Sn Bottom ertappte 6rauf 8. 8lum=
mer an 9teuitug 9tadlnuttag Sa5. SGcri=
ran bel ieiner (,blummer'S) 6rau L. brafte
ibm beSbalb mcbrere mabrlteinIt6 t0OtIidJe
Dieneritt9e in ben lluterleib bel. YlUmmer
1T perbaitet.
- MOore'8 SfreibpuItiabrif 3u Suoia=
nupOll5, 3uO., muroe genern iriib uebit els
ner betrddtlideu Suaurtat Giheubol3
bur6 6euer ;eriiort. &erluit $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
GiIeub abnrauber in 0cbrasfa,

Sma a, giebr., >. 9fopember. - Sin
mn Ill llbr geitern 9(beuo uou bier abge=
gan9ener Yeronenju9 Der p0ttouris Ya.
cificsSabu" iuurOe eiue balbe Stuuoe ipQ.
ter, ais er in Der Soritapt 9SeitiiOe bielt,
pOu bier maSfirten gilenbabnrGubern iibers
falen uno QepIiinoert. Giuer Der Serbrez
der belt 2Ofomonpfibrer nnO 6eijer mt
elmer Siidle in S6af, mdbreno Die anOe-
rem ben GrpreB- -agenten ourd bic 0robung,
ben SSag9On init 9pnamlt 5u Sertriimmern,
gum Sefiuen Der Sbiire be5 GrpreBma9-
CONS bewosen. Sic uabmeu baraur BEN
Snbalt Der Spiuoe al iid unb eutfloben.
Die Ssamten Der grprsB. @ompagnie meis
germ iid], nlitiutbeileu, wie bod ft lbr
Serluit belduft, inoehen iOllen groBe Sums
men Seloes in Der Spiuoe gelueleu iein.
9le Hduber meroen uerfol9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
ans nnSercr aettriaen 2. @oraen.ansaabe.l
Gin 9lbentemer in sSapau.
Daabaliiaer 9eriudb eneIiid,er uno amerifa@
nifd3er Spuriften sar Seiteiauua oes beiIiz
aen Scracs JuHzYama. - SeIbftmoro Der
bciocn lubrer umo eines iuueen slmeritas


beibcn Sabrer uno cines iumeem Amerifas
ners.
Sictoria, S.sG., 4. Nonember.-Ser
ioebeu aus Sapan au9etommeye 9ampfer
ySuiier" bringt Die gtad)rd)t, OaB fiinf auf
elmer llrlaub8reiie be9riHcue en9Iiide Slot
tsnotfi;lere III Sereiu mt oen GebriiDeru
@aitleton aus philadelphia, nit oeneu iie
suiQlltg befannt gemotben mareu, Den @nt=
idluB faBtcn, ben 6uii<Yama, ben beili9en
Berg Der Sapauer, 6u beiteigen unO eln
Seuerwert auf Dem @ipfel oeiielben abSHs
bremen.
gtadJOem fie swei 5iibrsr geIidert batten,
braden lIe BON benz 9Orfe &atuld)o, am
meltliden SuBe oeS Ser9es, aus aui-Sum
grOBeu Stauuen Der OOrtlgeR @iugebOreneE.
gtad)pem iie Sluci Gage lang al Dem Serge
emporgeitle9en waren, tiiuOlgten Die 6Ibrer
Die Abllht an, Selbltmor0 Su begeben, meun
Die @eleIlid)aft nldt umfebre. 2lI8 bic 2lu=
fiinotguu9 nid)t bea6tet wurOe, ldllpten td
SeiOe Dor ben 2lu9en Der entieEteu 3OurIz
ileu nit baarifarfeu Nteiieru ben Sau6 auI
uno itarben ioiort.
Ser Jingle Der @aItletous, ein blutlunger
Surd)e uon 16 Sabreu, mar Iber Den Sor=
tall oermaBcn erld)Ittert, oaB er eiueH 3te=
poluer 6Og Huo llt Den Sopt Serlbmetterte.
Die llebrigeH tebrten III 6olge Oe8 i4redlis
den GreignliieS nm uuO nabmeu Die geide
Oes iungen Carleton NIT. Nad Dem eriten
Gage waren fe leood) geSwungeH, oieielbe
6urlid Su IaIien, uuO marien lie, mad Dem
lieutenant Sromn uOn Der britiideu 6lotte
paS Xetdenritual Der euglii4eu GpiitOpals
Strhe Oerleien bate, i'll cine mehrere bun-
bert YaroS tleie @Ietiferipalte. 9tad ;meiz
tdgIgem aHitrtuQeuOem llmberlrren gtlaug=
ten Die &Ourileu gIHdltdl III Die Gbeue SUI
riif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
2laf Oct StraEe fIoroformirt nnS
beralbt.

Gbicago, 5. gtOuember.-Gi Sine MODERN
eefleipete Srau nuroe in eiuen @dB6en
bel Der Widigaus2 2Iuenue unb 20. Ctr. auf.
9efunpeu. Sic iagte, ibr Same ei Srau
youiie 9e2on9, iie lei cine gSlttme uuo crit
fiirslidl DON 9tew. 9Ort bier angelangt. glnl
Nonta9s< s<IbenO uerlleB iie ibr aoithaus
uuo begab ildl mit Der Yferbebabn bis sur
20. Ctr. Sie itisg ans unO mar i'm Ses
9rifi, Sn 6uB bis sur 3itiaan-2uenge su
9ebeu. GeraOe, ais ite bas @dbteil bel
Ser sweiten Eresbpterianer-Sirde erreidt
bate, iprang Elm Diaun aui iie su, belt iie
nm ben Qeib ieit unb briifte Elm nit @bloro=
fornl fart beuetteS 6auotud auf ihreu
Miuno uno Nae. sic fiiblte nod, wie Il.
nadD benz GdBhen selt)leppt wuroe. Der
GGuber rib lbr Slclb bel Der Sruit auf,
nabm lbr oas bort Uerborgeue Yapier9elO
i'm Sstrass BON $500 ub uuO uer9wano
Nnuu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
HuiEIdle 2ujtduoe.

8eterSbur9, 3. giou.-9ie 9iretto
rem mehrerer Yrtuatbanten ueriammelter
fid) gcitern i'm faiierliteu Talait, nm bi,
Slnau;lage su beipred}en. Spdter murbt
cine Setanntmadung uer6fieutIift, peld,
Das Geriidt bsitreitet, baB Die 9tcidsbau
Die Sordiiiie aui Guns trugenOe Siderb.i
ten eiuseitelt babe. Gs miro ertlGrt, bal
bic 8sidsbauf mad pis Dor SOriaIiie au
biele Sid1erbeiten 3ablt=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
Gin YonfutINenraubcr erId,ofieu.

HebDiHg, Sal, 4. 9}ouember. - Bill
0Omuro, welfer I'M &ereiu nit 9be Sones
angetlagt mar, cine YOlttutite Swiden
yateulew uno Ge0Olng am I. Sttobtr be-
raubt Su baben uno meld)er auBeroem nod
I'M &erOa6te uertteoeuer auoerer, dbuli,
der &erbred)en ltauo, wuroe mGbreno DER
uergaugeneu NGdJt III DER 2SobuunQ Ieire5
Gaters, orei Ntelleu uon Jteoomg, Don 30
liSeIbeamteH, welte ami ibu gelauert batteu,
erihoiieH. Die YOlBet iabHOet HO1 auf
&pueS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
s6redensteat eineS gsabmftnniae,,.

Gan 6ran3i8cO, 4. 9touember. -
Sie9frIeO Sold, ein OeIti1er 2lrbciter, CT.
morOete heute iriib in ieluer 2&obuuna all
Der S0H SruuO= 5fOaO ieine 6rau mo ielnen
Ileinen Sobu, inOem er linen nit eiuem
Seil Die Sddoel ipaltete, uuN beglHg oaHn
SelbltmOrO Our4 @rHdugen. Dian glaubt,
paB er mQbuilulllQ mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
Nranfreitl. StnIien nno Der Mntifnn

= ar1s, 5. 9tou.-Gin frauS0nideS So.
mite miro bier orgariiirt, OaS iiir Die 9luf=
red)terhaltung DeS italieniiden @arauteqe.
lebe8 (;u @uuiten oeS YapiteS) lpirfeu mn
elnen lnteruatlOnaleu @OngreB sur 9eipre,
dung Der gcjlebuugeH Swli6en nem YQpf
unc Der italienlihen 3iegierung einberufer
iOa. 9ieier @ongreb piiroe ildl uatiirlid
su gunlteu Der meltllfeu 0errifait oes
4aplte5 ertldreu. Die beutid)e uuo Die ina.
nte Jegierun9 miirOen baS Sugen eines
lOlden eOngrelie8 in lbrem @ebiet ui9t Oul.
ben.
Der gr;biid)of BON Nir, @othe- e ouIarb,
bat uon 81 Silh0fen in 6ranfreitb Die gu:
iid)eruug erbalten, baB ite ihu in ieiner mi.
berIeblihen 5altung gegen Sie fran;0TIdIe
8eglerun9 uuterItiiBen werOeu. SIS ban0elt
fd) betauutlih I'm oaS 9etret, weld)es 9is
ld0ien uerbletet, Obue GrlaubniB Der 8egie-
rung tbre 9t0Seie Su uerlaiien. Nue fraltz
6oHIden 9aroln1le, nit 9lu8naBme pou Sc.
narOou, baben Dem pMatin" ibre 3uitinl.
ming i'll ielner oppoItoneQen SteQunq
mtper Die 6egieruug III Oleiem Safe aus9c.
0riidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
&nr,e &nhcI:Senflhei1.

- Gin nit SOloatcu geiiiuter Sabusug
cnt9lelite geItern 81 5uangoroo, 73 DtetIen
iijpmeitli1 Don Petersburg, 8uBIauo. 3rei
Solraten murOen getOOtet unO 10 uerlett.
= Su eiuem &eller an Der 6ue @baronne
IN YariS murOe geitern bic nadte yelte Ell
ncs D(anneS, al lpeIter Der aOpi feBIte,
auiQeIunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
Sie iriihen Yatripten.

9ub in, 5. 9fooember. - Sdmmtlid)e
glrbeiter auf Den @iitern Ses peritorbeuen
Charles Stemurt YarueQ 81 9(uouoale iinO
entlaiien luorOeu, uno Die S6Qemi6leu, ioz
pie Die Stetnbriitle in Arflom merpen uers
fault iuerOen. gtur baS alte 9Sobnbau5 oer
Sanilie plro bebalteu. Glu geitcrn 4benO
cirtulirenoe5 Serud)t, OaB Die ISitpe Bar
nea's I'M Sterben ltege, felt i'd al5 unbez
griinoet berau5.
@etern AbeuO fano spiI6en IurueQiten
uno Wc@arthptteH in Sort abermals cine
9roBe &etlerel Itatt, III neld)er utele Berio=
neu idltmm su9eridtet muroen. Die be.
rett5 iiberliilteu 6oipitdler erbelten neue
YatlenteH. Inter ben SeruuuOeten beiiu=
ben il9 Die ParlamentsmitglieOer gSm. o.
Srien, 2hos. SOnOou uuD Sobu @ilhoolep,
ipeldIe idmmtltd) pom ben YarneQiten ourt
Steluuurle am aopte uerlebt muroen.
Die 6. hung zines gtaniolgers fir
BarneQ i'm unterbauie finoet morgen III
@ort ilatt uno man fiirdtet, oaB es oabet
su MorO uno Sootldlla9 tOmmen miro. Die
StaOlbeb0rpe 1T aufgeiorosrt woroeu, be
uielen 8falteIiteine, wel6e III &eparaturz
swedeu aui ben StraBeu lieaen, III entier,
nen, neil Oi.ieIben iOnit oils WOrbwafisn
sebraIdt luer6en t0nutsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
Gfwis ). llahman 4 Druorr,

Hr. Ais, ct Baltimore, NAB. @ap strast.
Vr. Ais, CIT Baltimore, nabe Gap strObe.
P. s. - liner 9aoen pirb g6enbs llbr sehloTer
Beridieben Sic Jest ben StHtouI nidt; uermeoen Sie
bas GjeordH9e, bGs pom faIten 2Setter berbe9eubrt
peroen niro.
Setpis =. Tad)Man & Srnoer,
9ir. 415, Sn Baltimore, nabe @agfraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
Eas amerifauilhe Sdjweir.

9 aris s, 3. Nop.-0a5 3oQ. Gomite ser
9eputlrtentammer bat ten pom Seuat ieit=
gelebten 3ou BON % 6rancs pro 9oppel.
center aHr amerltanlld)eS S6welneieiid) ges
billi9t. Ser Serldlt beS Gomite'S mro am
nQd)iten Samta9 Ger 3ammer unterbreitet
mer0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
Sie @irrcn in Ghina.

2onoon,5. 3. 9touember. - 4uS Siuaa=
pore miro Der p5ime5" gemelOet: pSie
geIebrtentaIie in Der dineitden Yrouln;
gilman bat ein Otaniieit erlaiien, pel6e5
Die auSmetIun9 aQer etngebOrenen Gbriiteu,
Die @onFStatlon tbreS SernlOgen8 uuo Die
3erItOrung lbrer Sirden iorDert. 2lm 0oic
III Eettng lerrift eIue feiuolihe Sttmmuug
gegen Die d)riitltden Seamteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
The German Correspondent,

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Malaria in ibrfn urrfbirbrnrn for.
mrn grbrilt nnO urrbitrt.

g5 siebt tein eiImitte in Der g4et, rueldes gped)s
telieber uHo ale aHosrsH malGriteH, bIOen uno loRs
iti9eH Sieber nit BeIbIiie pom Naomap's Yi4eu
10 It]Heu beilt, ais Haoma1'o Reaon RcItef.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
Sine 8ctfe pes Gmirs BON s.fabanfitan

2ouoOn, 5. giouember.-Q Gmir BON
If9hanlitan miro i'm udfteu 6ribiabr Su
etnem Seind) nah @nglane tommen. Dian
mro ibn nit tOngIideu Gbreu empfanQcn
NIB ibm begreifltdJ su MAIDEN iuhen. mas
tiir eln groBeS uuO mddtges yauO Gngauo
i'm SerhdItnlB Su 9iuBlauO lit. Gem beUors
itebenOen SeiutJs Oe8 aiIatii9eu 0erri6erS
miro bier groBe politife SeOeutuu9 beige
Ie1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
Staot Baltimore.
@eiaus=Scrcin ,,Sarmotic. -

Critics ero6es 6pniert Der Saiipm.-Inssrs
Ieienes Rniif= Srpgramm. - Die beIoen
BretsdIore pom Tciparfcr Sangerter. -
0Ianienper GrioIg.- Setheis
Iiauuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
QStin1l Sie:

9R:ien sie, bab lpir ieet Sttobcr bahen?
S&iiisn sic, has bas s4eiter fdlfer iuiro!
28iiien Sie, oaf Sic Elm bequemeS Neim pollen?
9Siiier Sie, bar Sie eiuen 2eppidl brauten!
g9iien Sic, mo Elm ioltler su tauien lit!
aenner Sic 9clpis !. Gadlmnn l. 2ruoer?
gGiiier sic, oaE oeren ginmmer 4f5 1T!
g1ie Sic, oGB Der TIas On SltzSaIttmorez, nohe
GapraBe, Iiegt!
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sS nidbt gu 9MeeH madens Spre1en Sic BET thHeR
Dor, fauen Sic bort Sire Seppidlc, Sbr @adls trdl
unb Wiatten, uEo Sie ipareH @eIo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06

G5spdd Diro aus 6otus uao g9ohHuuaeH burb be
linton &rousieI=SompaHp" GbIe3olt EHo uIGrrt UsI
DGlbuHl IN ben &IntiIItu.
ytoro Il = de Der GOIDeyts uTo
gGltImOrez StraBg, III. 23O, cub Eroaos
pGn, ooer @amoe8z tatlUH.
=. 7. S0eH, 0bas. =. Scuu,
GsE.sSsiaaitsiubIsr. n42-l Ge7,ssaT 4ssat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06
neber Sanaoa.

9ouoou, 3. gtopember. enQliidc
gbuliraIitdt bat ioeben beifloTeu, Die Ab=
lOinngs Ntaunitaiten fiir oeu SrieqsOam=
pier p@bampiOn" i'll Sltaiien uber Die Aoute
6alifar, ole canaoiId)e yYacifc- @iienbabn"
II. @6quimault nah ibrem 8eitimmuuQsort
3u oirIglren. SlSher muroen idmmtlide
DtanniDaItcn, bic fiir I'm itiQen Mleere lta.
tionirte S6lfie beitlmmt mOren, iib,r GolOn
oeidlldt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06


q. Haine, GiseatBur,er nno ReoafteIr,
enorsIt>@de Saltimore.S StraGc unb 8oi=S aoe.
a,reis bes taeIid5en SIattes burd 1rdser in s'aIs
tintore uno in Ser 4adbar5aft beiorot. i2Is Gts.
taalidIe urb Spuitfa 90 =Wusaabc Is 9ts. pro
YSote,saboar luoentIidl bic bas SIatt beorseHoen
VorteI SUPPLEMENTARY e. hn "lo 3afr fr tirssre
Sett i'm 8erbiltnis iiir Die tpoG,cntIittc Museabe
init Sonntagsblatt, portoirei, nit a6sus tin Clubs,
81. pro SGbr, nan irseno einem Srte bes Snlan=
bes, $4 nact europa. Gnnntas s=9lusaabe 81
Hro Sabr.-Das bette uno btui8itc centfdbe 8Iatt
III ben Diittel= Inp Sloftaatsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-11-06

UNI 5. 6.35. 7.2O, $40, 8, $40, 10, 1870, II,
IL so 0toI9., 1215, 21O, 3.15, 5.45, 400, 4.2O,
4.30, 4.3G, $40 9tatmIttGgs, GID, 74O, 1000.
l1.l5 uro / 80 4JeHoS. SoHHtGqS nm s. 90, 900
9O5, 1850, II UtOrN., 1915, 100, 30, 3.15,
345, 400, 4.20, 400 $40 giGumttt0s5, 6.l1
Z 10 % LLarh.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-22

which is to blame. The courts are
free and will respect general rights
of all sorts. There is no possibility
of Reputation. There is no fear of
foreign wars. 1t therefore all comes
down to question of efficient man
agement and careful selection.
THE sUREsT INVESTMENTS.
Breweries and stock yalds and ele-
yators are very good things so long as
you can get them managed by local
American boards who have q strong
share interest in them, but do not
let us blind ourselves'to the fact that
you are really only buying good will,
IL four walled factory and lot of
beer barrels. The real value of Amer.
lea is in real estate. l include not
only such property as Middlesbor-
ough, but also all American RAILWAYS
in which you can hold an effective
block of stock which will control the
management. 1t is in this real es
tate of one form and another that flu
ture unearned increment of value
lies. Breweries will vanish. but coal
regions and railways will remain.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-22
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N. & w. r. r.
IT'S REPORT FOR 1600-WHAT AN
ENGLISH JOURNAL THINKS OF


IT'S REPORT FOR 1690-WHAT AN
ENGLISH JOURNAL THINKS OF
IT.
The London Bullionist, of May 2,
has this to say of the Norfolk and
Western report for 1890:
The Norfolk and Western report
for 1890 has been welcomed with
effusion by most papers, and, truth
to state. it is an eminently Satistac-
tory document in every way. It
tells tale of consolidation, devel-
opment and progress that is proba.
bly, without a parallel even in that
country of fairy tales, America. An
increase in ten years of 100 per
cent. in mileage, 200 per cent. in
gross earnings, 900 per cent. in
tonnage handled, and almost zoo
per cent. in the number of passen.
gers carried is sufficient justifica.
ton for the policy to which these
results are due. But more import.
ant than anything else is the char.
acter of the country which is being
so successfully developed by the
road The PocahOntas coal field in
the New River Valley has now def
nitely taken It's place as one of the
most important in the United
States. Last year there were raised
for consumption and shipment al
most two and'a half million tons oil
coal and coke. quite 90 per cent. oil
this passing over the Norfolk and
Western, and the seams on Flat
Top Mountain were considered un
workable Oh account of their posi-
ton. But the Norfolk and Western
road has surmounted these Difficult
ties, and is now reaping the BENEFIT
of the courageous policy Of its di
rectorate. The solidity of the posi-
ton enjoyed by the company is en-
sured by the fact that the road
earns 3 per cent. on the preferred
stock at rates which would be con
sidered absolute starvation by al
most any other road in the States
and thus competition, mt all events
harmful competition, is practically
an impossibility. The preferred
shares are today one of the best in
vestments Offering to the public.
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MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our ,citizcns
that for years we have been selling
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklen's Arnica Salvc and Electric
Bitters and have never handled rem.
cdies that sell rs we'll, or that have
given such universal satisfaction
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfac
tory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. A.
l.. Hargrave, Druggist.
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N. g. VI.

With an enrolment of 407 pupils
from nearly one half the States of
the Union, with the third grand
building now going up in the most
conspicuous spot in the city, with n
prestige far ahead Of any institu
ton Of It's character in the entire
South, THE NASHVILLE COLLEGE
FOR Young LADIES STANDS An
THE VERY HEAD OF OUR SCHOOLS
1t has faculty Of 80 officers, teach
ers and lecturers; three fine large
buildings. and valuable connections
with the Vanderbilt University, by
which its pupils have access to the
anrivalled facilities of that splend.
Z idly endowed institution. Send for
Z catalogue to the president OF the
college, Rev. Geo. w. T. Price, los
Vauxhall Place, Nashville, Tenn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-22
REMARKABLY GROWTH.
Increased Facilities.

The College was Mt first without grounds
or buildings of its own. 1t now owns the
finest location in the city. at the intersec-
ton of Broad and Vauxhall Streets. It
occupies three large buildings, with 900
rooms. The main building aud the new
annex were erected especially for the Col
lege, NJ d. instead of being rambling
group of unrelated houses, they possess
special adaptation to their nses. Sur
rounded by brond streets and ample alleys,
the College is beautifully lighted, thor
oughiy ventilated. warmed with steam and
hot air. supplied with warm and cold wa
ter, gas. electric calls, telephones, passen-
ger elevator. and all other modern con-
yeniences.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-22
RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION.

The College is a Methodist institution.
but not in any bigoted sense. It was built
by Leading members of our church; the
trustees are ALL METHoDIsTs; 80 are the
controlling elements of tie Faculty; we
use our Sunday School literature. The
tone of the institution is deeply relio;ons'
There is flourishing Missionary Society
i'll the College.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-22
A DISTINGUISHED JUDGE
SAYS:
AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 20, 1887.

AUSTIN, Texas, Jan. 20, 1887.
Mr.. A. Hawkes-Dear Sir: an
62 years old. bought pair of your
Crystalized Lenses about J Car ago.
when [ could with difficulty read
very large print, After using your
glasses three OF four months 1 no
ticed that my sight improved, and
now ruad the finest print with the
naked eye. james Fl. Bell.
all eyes fitted and the fit guaran
teed at the Drug Store OF A. e. Har
grave.
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s. BR0w@S LRoA elTTERs

Cures Indigestion, Bilio,isncss Dyspepsia. AIala.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-22

SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS SEPTEMBER
2,1891. SEND FOR CATALOGUE
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Literary and Scientific Ad-
vantageS.

:, The standard of literary training is
the pupils. The stereopticon is used as a
means of Illustration to give interest to
literary studies: Authors are read in their
leading works. For scientific instruction
our classes have the benefit of lectures
and experiments from the Professors of
Vanderbilt in the laboratories of the Uni
versity. Persons of high literary charac-
ter are annually employed to lecture be-
fore the pupils of the College,
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for Infants and Children.

"castoriaisso well adapted to children that
recommend itas superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, NY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-22

1.-THE use Of Castoria Is SO universal and
Its merits 30 well known that It seems n work
OF supererogation to endorse it. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MARTYN, I'D,
New York City.
Late Pastor Bloomingdale Reformed Church
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-22
Music and ART specia.ties.

The College has seven teachers employ
ed III tho Department of Music. including
Mrs Biondner the celebrated pianist, and
organist of McKendree Church. Vocal
Music is under charge of successful
teacher. A large Chorus Glass is gratui.
tously Taught The institution has one of
.ne handsomest and best equipped Art
Studios in the city, located SO as to receive
the best light, and to afford. the finest un-
INSTRUCTED views of the city.