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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
IMMENSE LoTs or TOBACCO
Coming Into MecIoIenburg County-The Po-
Iiucai Fight.

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CHASE CITY, VA. Sept 22.-lSpecial. THE
tobacco year proper does not begin until 0c-
tober LIST, but new tobacco is coming in and
the warebousemen and buyers are busy.
Planters warehouse, under the new prOprie-
tors Messrs. German d Co., opened a few
days since Centre warehouse will be run
after October lst by new firm. Messrs.
Smith. Hughes X Co. Captain y. j. Hayes. Of
Oxford, n. c.. p weIl-known tobacco man, will
move here and be with the company. Messrs.
Roberts 4 Wallace are remodclng tho Ban
ner warehouse and expect a big business.
The old BunDell warehouse is being remod-
eled. and will De used AS O prizery by MIR. l..
+. Wallace.
The G. c., Nj. W. and D. Company are ar
ranging for extensive buildings, which will be
required to accommodate the next season :
guests. The number Of people who made
application for bOnrd for the season Just clos
ing were greater than could be accommo-
dated.
The Old Dominion Springs Company have
bought property Just south Of town. which
they are now developing.
Tho political fight between the straight
outs" and Alliance" Democrats is hot. Moth
ing like it has been seen before, and perhaps
the least said about it away from home the
better So far tho Republicans are not in
il" ut all. There is stralght-out and an
Alliance candidate for tho House and an
Alliance man may oppose Mr.. Tom Scott for
the Senate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
NOMINATIONS IN CARRoLn.
MIR. William Lindsey the Democratic Stand
ard Bsarer-Mr. Hackers Opinions.

HnLsv1ILE, VA. Sept. 21.-tSpeciall !
The Democrats held meeting in the court
room this morning to nominate a candidate
for the next House. Mr. Caldwell received
46 votes and Mr.. William Lindsey 65. Mr..
Lindsey was declared nominated He will be
elected.
The Republican Convention for this sena-
tora district, composed of Floyd. Carroll and
Grayson. will convene at Hillsyllle October
9Th. 1t is thought Judge J. W. Cornett, Of
GraysOn, will be nominated.
Hon. J. w. Hacker. the Democratic nomi-
nee for the Senate, made az able address 10
the people to-day. lie declared himself in
favor of j. w. Daniel for the United States
Senate indorsing heartily Daniels record,
especially in regard TO the tariff and coinage
of silver. He Is in favor Of legislation 10y
which the revenue from the oyster industry
will be increased, of the inhiction of seyerer
penalties for the carrying Of pistols and the
imposition of fine on any merchant selling
them. Of the maintenance and hearty support
of free schools of the establishment of q law
by which railroad cases may be litigated in
any county. dc. The Judge Is in fine trim for
the canvass. and his opponent. whoever he
may be- will have to hump himself to get
there" ahead OF him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
FEARED IrSOHING IN AUGUSTA
Prisoners Carried to Charlottesville For
snfety-The Odd Fellows.

CHAR1oTTrsyILLE Va. Sept 23.-ISpeciall
Mr.. Charles C. Wheat. of Staunton, Grand
Master Of the /. o. o. f., came to this city
Yesterday 10 be present at the regular meet
inc OF Charlottesville Lodge. No. y. and oc-
cupied the chair of the Noble Grand. During
tho evening seven candidates were taken into
full fellowship. among the number being
Judge r. T. W. Duke, Jr. This Lodge, in
stituted in July last, now numbers forty-nine
members.
Miss Mollie Purvis and Mr.. Charles r. Dill
lard were married here at the home or the
brides parents to-day by the Rev. Is. 7. Lips-
comb
Mrs. "Stonewall" Jackson is visiting her
nephew. Dr. Paul b. Barringer, professor at
the University of Virginia.
Messrs. Layton and Harry Miller, of WINS
low. Arizona, are visiting their father, Mr.. Z.
Mr.. p. Ketcbam. chief train dispatcher
of the Richmond and Danville system OF
Birmingham Ala. is visiting relatives here.
Miss Ella Atkins has returned from Salem,
N. G.
Mr. Henry Deamley. Government inspector
OF cloth. visited the wooden mills yesterday.
Five negroes. charged with killing white
man aIsome mine about eighteen miles from
StauntonI Saturday night, were brought 70
this city this morning and lodged in jail for
safe keeping 1t having como to the ears OF the
authorities that q mob vas organizing for the
purpose of lynching tho mon.
There are 25s scholars in the Miller Manual
Labor School in this county.
Mr.. James G. Gentry. Of Crozet. has sold
ak hundred barrels Of the famous Albemsrle
pippins for 1910 per barrel. 1t is stated
that no will harvest at least two thousand
barrels.
Mr.. q. w. Ellison is shipping immense
quantities of loose apples to al eyaporeting
establishment. It's said that the cost now Of
shipping apples to Liverpool is only II per
barrel, which ought to be an inducement 20
our farrnars 20 shin fham In largo nuantities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
REUNION OF CONFEDERAYES.
The First Forth Carolina Regiment Reunltc
al BufsaH.
THE MAYOR OF NEW BERNIE RETURNS.
From uis Attendance Upon the Anniverssry
of Berne, Swftzerland-Tho frposi-
tion-North state Notes.

RALyIeB. n. G.. Sept. Especial. l-1ov-
srnor Holt left this afternoon for Burgaw' IN
Fender county, where one Of the most nota-
HE Confederate veterans reunions ever held
will tako place tomorrow and next Day Inc
occasion is tho reunion Of the First North
Carolina regiment and a very large attend
ance OF old soldiers is expected. Governor
Holt arrived at Burgaw this evening and was
rendered reception. The address OF vel
come was delivered by J. I. Bland Esq.
TIE PROGRAMME.
Tomorrow tho following programme will
be carried out: Governor Holt Will be enter
tained at Croons Hotel. reception from 20
10 A. NJ At 10.45 A. VI. the procession VIII
form in front of the hotel IL the following or
der: ,,, +,
loved by Governor Holt and other speakers
Chief Marshal James T. Moore and his
aides.
Colonel John D. Taylor in command Of
company Is, First North Carolina battshon'
with all the veterans present. -,
Citizens in the rear The PROCESSION WIZ
move to the grand stand and at Il:5O a. NJ.
Colonel T. D. Hall will introduce Governor
Holt who will deliver an address.
At 1 7. Nj. dinner will be spread IN the
Grove on Courthouse Square.
At2 /. 81. an address by Senator T. W.
Kerr.
OLD BONDS EXCHANGED.
Ten thousand dollars Of old State bonds
were exchanged at the State Treasury TINS
morning for the new per cents.
Chairs were to-day placed In Stronachs
Auditorium, where the Exposition music
festival will 10 held next week and sealing
capacity has been arranged for 800 people.
MAYOR OF NV BKRNE RETURNS.
special from New Berne. n. c., tonight
says Mayor Manly. of that city, returned to-
day from Berne. Switzerland where be went
10 at.ond the seyen-hundredth anniversary OF
that city for which New Berne IA named.
lie was ono Of the most highly honored guests
of the occasion. and was the recipient Of many
cOuTtesies.
TO DEVELOP BROwNsToEE QUAERIEs.
A company wac organized here to-day 10
develop the extensive brOwnstone quarries
which lie in Moore county. The DrownstoDe
Is said by experts 10 bo tho finest ever dlscoy
cred. The company organized with 800, 900
capital. Colonel John w. Hinsdale, OF this
CITY was elected president
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Farmers Alliance Decide Not To Make Nomi-
nations In Surry.

PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. 20. Especial. The
will of A. X. Mockhil, who committed suicide
at Claremont, was offered TO probate, but
she Court refused to admit il because il had
been altered since it had been witnessed.
The Farmers Alliance held IA COW entiOn Mt
Cabin Point ON the 18th instant and decided
to make no nominations until Surry county
could be heard from.
The Gettysburg Pilgrim Club, Of Boston,
which arrived here yesterday, have spent the
day visiting the battle-felds in front Of
Petersburg.
Mr. William Birdsong, of Arkansas, who
has been on q visit 10 his brother. Captain j..
4. Birdsong Of this city. and his sisters, III
brunswick county. for the first time III many
years. has lett for home.
gentleman who arrived here to-day says
that the condition Of Carlton II. Marks who
was pardoned by the Governor on Sat
urday on account of bad health is crit
ical and but little hope is entertained Of
his recovery.
great many cattle are reported to be
dying ia NOttoway county from disease
known as hematuria.
A colored man named Archer Campbell,
residing IN Dinwlddio. county. was struck by
the locomotive of the north bound freight
train on the Atlantic Coast Line to-day at a
point about five miles from Petersburg while
attempting TO cross the track in front Of the
approaching train. lie was brought 20 Peters
burg, where he died Of the effects Of his in.
juries about O'Clock this afternoon.
A colored boy named Lee Harrison. agod
about eleven years hiss been arrested on the
charge of setting fire TO the residence of Mr..
James H. fhacker. near Disputanta station.
Prince George county, and has confessed his
guilt.
II is stated that not more than half a crop of
peanuts will he made In Surry county.
Mr.. Howard h. Butterworth and Miss
Marianne Cousins left here this morning on
the south-bound train and returned this sf-
ternoon man and wife. having been married
to-day at Halifax. ~ O. The groom is a promi-
pent young merchant OF Dlnwiddie county.
and the bride Is apopulsr and attractive young
lady OF Petersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Butter
worth will leave tomorrow for Dinwiddie,
where in tho future they will reside
colored man named George HALEY was
found dead tonight at bis home on Collier S
alley. The body was in horrible state Of de-
composition. and death is supposed to have
occurred on last Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24

Tho State Medical Association 60 BE Enter
tained-Ulli City Notes.

LYxoHBuRG, VA, Sept. 2s.-lSpecial. The
inspection of the city military last night By
Colonel J. Lane Stern attracted an immense
crowd to the armory. The night was in
tenseiv warm-so much 30 that one of the
members of the Fitz Lee Troop WAS prostra-
ted by heat in their close quarters while
awaiting inspection. The boys made most
credita6le showing and were much compli-
mented 10y the inspector.
The Huh-SimpsOn wedding party were
given q reception at the Lynch House last
night after the ceremony
The Piedmont Club have engaged Messrs.
Helburn & Barrick, OF the Law-Building Cafe,
az caterers.
The State Medical Association. which meets
in this city on October 7th and sth, will be
nicely entertained by the medical men OF the
Hill City The committee of arrangements
have been actively engaged for several weeks.
and among other things have arranged for u
big banquet at Calisthenic Hall.
The count Of outgoing mail from the city
postoffce for the week ending on the night of
the 2lst showed 542l3 piecss, the postage on
which amounted TO S9l9s9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24

A Brilliant Occasion. in which many n'cn'
mond People Were Represented


CuLprpER. Va. Sept. 2s.-lSpecial]--On
Tuesday last the Opera Hall Of this place pre-
ssnted scene of gayety seldom equaled and
never surpassed. The occasion was grand
and magnificent german. being the last OF she
season. Promptly at O'Clock Carnens %.
cellent orchestra of Washington CITY, pefan
the well-auanged programme OF the e.onn
with it's inspiring music. and PROM tnGn unsi
the ANAL hours of morning the dancing was
kept up. ...r.
on this memorable and festive occasion. tno
cities of Richmond. Washington and Bait.
Washington, hsbited in lovely costume.
moved gracefully in the may dance a. 'he
peerless queen.
Miss Convey, Of Baltimore. in becoming
costume. for she 20 well understands the art
of dressing. She has been wooed u NOT won.
Miss Crutchfeld. OF Richmonn. ioveiJ
dress. surpassng our powers OF description:
Her hewitchino ewes are homes Of silent
thought. ~,,.
Mis- Burrows. Of Richmond, Nile green
silk and duchess lace pearl ornaments. oyiph-
like she gracefully gided;
The Misses Hill. Of Culpeper-one IN wnite
null, silk trimming; the other REQ snA' et n
souls with but single thought two hearts
that beat "a one"
Miss Belle Vass. of Culpeper, in white null,
and belle was she. L.,
Miss Flint, OF Culpeper, white lace, blue
ribbons.
Miss Snyder, of West Virginia, black lace
over black silk. diamond ornaments; some
what stranger. but very attractive.
Mrs Franklin stearns of Richmond .laven-
der SILK and lace and diamond ornaments.
Miss Rena Stearns. Of Richmond, crepe de
chino.
Miss Mary ~ Lewis. Of Richmond. daughter
of the distinguished president OF the Court
Of Appeals OF Virginia. white silk. lavender
trimmings. pearl ornaments.
Misses Wikeson. of Richmond. one in
white null. the other in black net.
Miss Pattie Cochran, of Culpeper. white
null and lace.
Miss Macon, Of Orange. black lace.
The gallant young gentlemen present were
Messrs. Smith Green. Daniel. Gibson. Duvsl:
Peter. Grimsley. Lightfoot and Maddox OF
Culpeper, who led the german in handsome
style; Peyton OF Orange, Stearns of Richmond,
Grimes of Charlottesville, and Bernard Ashby
OF New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
uenrd Mrs. Chadwick Sing.

sAr1sBURY. N. O.. Sept. 2s.-(Speoiai /
At the invitation Of Captain and Mrs. Charles
Price, q number Of guests met at their charm
ing home last night TO hear Mrs. Edwina
Chadwick sing. She is II musician Of coDsid-
cradle note, who has recently come TO Sails
bury. Sho sang exquisitely and completely
captivatod her hearers. The accompaniment
of Miss Linda Lee Rumple added TO the charm
of the music During the evening refresh
ments were served Among those present
were Miss Kathryn Keogh Of Greensboro,
Miss Bealer and Mrs Miller Of Pennsylvania.
Mrs. and Miss Roberts of Pensacola. Miss
Mamie Mock. Mrs. Theo. F. Klutt2, Mr..
ard Mrs Louie Clement, Colonel Shober,
Hon. Kerr Craige and John d. Newman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
MAYOR OF NV BKRNE RETURNS.
A Postmaster's Bad End.

FAYETTEVILLE, N. c.. Sept 3D. Especial. ]
For constant and persistent neglect Of his
official duties az postmaster In Fayetteville,
,he bondsmen Of Mr.. ID. +. Wenyss have no
iihed the Government and the Postmaster
General at Washington that they will no
longer be responsible for his conduct and the
administration Of the affairs Of the Office in
this city. and recommended Nh W. p. We
uyss, the present assistant postmaster here.
The night OF the 10th Mr.. Wemyss vas sleeping
In the room from which J. II. Harrington s
tOul was hurled into eternity almost IN the
twinkling of an eye by falling from the fourth
story window of the Hotel lafayette building
t. the pavement below. distance OF sixty
feet
Just how many applicants for the plum
will develop whom the fight comes on In
earnest the unseen future can only reveal
The Office pays about e2 900 per annum, and
rumor has it already that there will be at least
three. 'Barkis is willing"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
The Northern Neck Far-Death of 4. T..
Eealy-Other News.

HsATHsyuLF. VA, Sept. 22.-ISpeciail J
A muatto about twenty-six years of age, five
feet eight inches tall. weighing about l60
pounds. and wearing dark mustache, was
lodged in Jail here on Sunday night, supposed
10 be the man who murdered his wife on
Hoopor's Island. Md. in August lie is held
here to await the arrival Of some of the
MARYLAND authorities to identify him. If he
proves not to be the man he will be released.
He was arrested by colored man named
William Cameron. assisted by several others.
He denies knowing anything about the
murder.
The Northern Neck Agricultural Associa-
ton has decided 10 hold its first fair at this
place on October 2Sth 29th and 30th. The
grounds are being beautifed. and new and
commodious buildings erected. II promises
to surpass anything Of the kind ever held in
the Northern Neck
i. f. Healy, "A prominent merchant at Raine-
wood in this county. died this morning Of
typhoid fever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
AFnruace shuts Down.

LEXINGTON. Va. Sept ?9.-lSpecial. The
Buena Vista furnace, employing several hun
dred hands at the furnace and mines. shut
down to-day on account of al accident to the
stack. The damage will be considerable. and
the furnace Will not be able to start up for
several weeks.
The Glass Works at Buena Vista some time
ago received orders from a Northern company
for large lot Of globes for electric lights.
They are now manufacturing some beautiful
Qlohaa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
Big Blaze In South Bosfop.

soUTu BosTos. Va. Sept. 2s.-[Special. !
At $50 tonight the mill of the Piedmon,
Manufacturing Company. manufacturers OF
spokes and handles. took fire and was com.
pletely consumed, together with all the
machinery and stock OF finished and unfin.
ished work. The origin OF the fire is acct
dental. There is some insurance, but the
amount cannot be ascertained tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
TO MOLD PRIMARIES.
Two Negro Boys Fall OCT Over Chinquapin
Tree and Fight to the Death.

TAPPAuASSocK, Sept. Especial Two
'olored boys about nine years old each, named
kodrick furgerson and Elias Ward. had q
dispute near Montague's, in this county. over
The title 10 a chlnquapin tree last Sunday
Ward sent his sister 10 the house after gun,
sDd when she returned Ward walked up TO
turgerson. placed the gun afainst his breast
and fired. killing him instantly and firing his
clothes.
The murderer is in our Jail awaiting trial.
The Democrats in mass meeting at our
rourt yesterday resolved 70 have primaries
next Saturday in each magisterial district TO
appoint delegates 10 nominate delegate for
the Legislature in this place on the I'd Of Octo.
Der. The general impression is that The Hon.
William Campbell will be renominated
The farmers are having a fine season, and
nave nearly hnished securing 9 large supply
Of good fodder.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
Mr.. Wilcox Nominated.

Providence FoRoE, Sept Especial i
The Democratic convention Of Charles City
and New Kent met here Saturday and nomi-
mated Mr.. =. 81. q. Wilcox. of Charles City
county. for the House. Mr. Wilcox is a
talented young LAWYER. and if elected will
make an able REPRESENTATIVES,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24

SYMPTOMS Moisture; intense itching and sting
Ing; most al night; worse by scratching. IL al
lowed 10 continue tumOrs form, which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very SORE
Swsyne's ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing. heals liberation, aud in most cases removes
cents. Dr. Swayne & Son. rhilade!phls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
How TO Cur. All sI,n p,.

Sfnpty apply "Swayne's Ointment No I'm.
ternal medicine required. Cures totter. eczema
itch, all efuptions on the face hands. nose, do
leaving tho skin clear, white, and healthy. rs
Sbno other remedy Ask your druggist fof
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24

Dyspepsia in al its forms is not only relieved
but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24

Simmons Liver Regulator. bear In mind, is
not an experiment. 1t is Endorsed by thou
sands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
The Times Want Column.

Those who have used this column claim that
the effect has been eminently satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria,,

The BEST Sc. PIECE or GENUINE sIyN-
CURED TOBACCO on earth is Hickok's Fig.
Try IL and see.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24

uICKok'S NO. 4, II. II. c., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUS-CURE ARE PURE, CLEAN
AND CHOICE sUN-CURED TOBACCOs. TRY
THAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
MISS JENNIE ELLETTS
NJ SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.

No TT0T u 40 7IIIIFf
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER q. 1871.
Miss Katherine Howard. assistant; Mr.
Richard p, Williams. Mathematics; Madame
duilisume, French; Miss Bauch. German;
Miss Weeks, Physical Culture. Glasses
in Elocution will be formed for Profess
sor Hamberlin. The second floor including
bright. sunny wing aud part of first floor, will
Apply 70 West. Johnston * Co for circulars. A
kindergarten will be- attached 60 the school
eu.tu,th tool
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24
INQUIRIES SCHOOL.

Opposite Monroe Park and north Belyidere.
BoaRpERs-Cpper school, 500; Lower School,
or from Monday 70 Friday f2s0.
DAY ScHoLARs-Upper, e60@si00; Lower ASA
$50
UNIVERSITY RECORD FOR lEAR--Four Degrees
and Thirteen other Diplomas and Certificates
School assemblies FOR 9TH Session September
2sth. enter any day from the q
Large and commodious school-rooms; and full
corps OF teachers.
See circulars in bookstores and west Main
street drugsrores; or apply at the achool after
September LIST. JOHN 4. McGl Ire.
se2s-t0t Principal
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Enr Oxar Eiffx Yeara

Mrs. winslows Soothing Syrup has been used
softens the gums allays all pain. cures wind
COLO. and is the best remedy for diarrh0a
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The BEST loo. PIECE ofFINE sUE-CURED
TOBACCO that can be bought In America II
Hickok's No. 1,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-24

MIR. MERRILL'S SCHOOL,
vi lO7 EAST CARY STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
begins SEPTEMBER 2irH. Catalogues az book
stores and residence. Sc l3-l0t
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EDUCATIONAL.

ooo.~~~~~~o~~-~-~~~-~~OO~N~~~~~~,
MISS N. MORAN SEDGWICK
WILL REOPEN HER STUDIES,
Al 300 east Grace street, October lSt
CLASSES IN
DRAWING, CRAY0N,
OIL, PASTEL, WATER
COL0RS AND CHINA.
seeo-is. -.
RIc1HdMyIooNpI P BESAIE s PsdIS,siT
MIS- T. g. PEYTON. ASSOCIATE PHIycrPsr-
No. east Grace street. Richmond. Va
Tho nineteenth session 81 this Boarding and
Day School will begin SEPlEhBrh ~ 1871.
i0' 'a'a's cSo9RlPPSg or = INSTRUCTIONS;
LATIN, MATHEMATICS AND HIGHER Eng
LlSH, &c.
JoHS II. POWELL.
HISTORY.
MRs. T. q. PEYToS.. x..
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR ENnLtsh
MISSES REBFCCA AND CARRIE POWELL, FLORENCE
WARWICK AND MARY HOWARD.
PRIMARY AID INTERMEDlAIE't
LATIN AND MATHEMATICS.
MISSES f. WARWICK AND CARRIE POWELL
FRENCH.
MADAME GuIrLAUMR.
GERMAN
MADAME VI. JEFF. TEUsLER.
NATURAL SCIENCE,
DR X. A. LEWIS.
SUPERINTENDENT PRIMARY AND KINDER
GAKIEN.
Miss hFBsCCA POWELL.
CALiSrHENlCS,
MISS REUEccA POWELL.
ENGLISH LITERATURE,
MIS- MARIA BLAIR
ELOCUTfON,
NRs {. 4. Waller.
STFNOGRAPH1 AND
selS-iw Mrs W. H. COVERS.
MISS DANIELS SCHOOL,
VI iOl WEST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WILL BEGIN OCTOBER isr.
Catalogues at bookstores and residence
sei5-qt
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FRENCH LANGUAGE.

ETADEMOISETIE DE La TOUR DE La
WI BANOWSkI returned and Will resume hor
FRENCH CLASSES. Afternoon hours begin
ming at twelve are o. her disposal. Address to
2l5 east Main street. sc20'-su.tuth
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7 AW SCHOOL, RICHMOND. VA.
THE RICHMOND COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL

opens September 2ith. 1891. II gives thorough
instruction in practical course 40 reduced
rates Junior Glass, go; Junior and Senior,
$40. Hours tosuit business men. Address PROF.
ROGER GREGORY, Lester Manor or T. fUft-
YEAR, Chairman Richmond College. Richmond
Va. soS-tu thasa.tso2f
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VI iOl WEST MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
WILL BEGIN OCTOBER isr.
Catalogues at bookstores and residence
Spf5-Qf