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The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-23

Paris m,s';,.in- To-. Paris, Tenn
PLEASE. -..,.l me- three. sl"z. Of your
Gr..vr'- irr'riess rLiH t"nic. ! WAS
pleased wush the /. 4 got from ycu Iant
sum.rr THE ;"-orlr were delighted
viii, IL CAV. .oar c!sin tonic to ssnne
c:i',,..n who w~rr psle. aud swsrthy
aud eu.aci ,t-.l. having had elsonic
mills :.'r nsssis ss .uss.f. osN' 1t them for
a ,ra,. and wi,.,ia three weeks after
i~ginr.as with the chill toui~, they
were hale aud hearty, with red aud
rosy cheeks. Ii acted like charm.
( Yours, w. w. 6rsssoN, n. ID.
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For Clerk
La Grippe Again

During the epidemic "f I.a Grippe
last r+as"m DR.. Kings New discovery
for consumption. c"nghs and colds,
proved to lw the hest r.. 'rsiy. Reports
from tl,r many who used il s"mfirm this
statrment. They were mt "nly quick
ly r:isv.d, Int the disease left u" bad
after ,eruits We ask you to give this
remedy . trial aud We garanter thai
yau will lw satisfied with results. IT
the purchase price will lm refunded.
II has u" equal in LA Grippe, or any
THREAT. chest ar lung tr"nl'Ie. Trial
hnfsies tire ~ G.. e. MASKS store. Lasgs
BOTTLES, Jkr and 81.
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rae paMogaArlc TICKET.

TiE gEssogaATlC TICKET.
FoE ssgsr or s;asphy !. Foster. the n N
From y. tsfy.
II. 1isas- al G0sersos. chsriss Parlsnge Of
Psis.ie y,pse.
F'- Secret o. safe, Tho Scott Adams
OF A. 81 ,,eisf.zns.
s'os ,8.A,o5 Vi rrs c seaonr s. W. W. Head
of Ulioo..
For tate Treasurer. .J'ssa., Pickett Of Bos: ar.
fos Attoraes sfs;.eral. -;ti't,.s J ! birmingham
Of Natcni.cches.
For Super:Isesdssit of Puplo Education. A.
ID. fafargns. of Ayoyei3s.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-23

Paris Medicine Co.,. Paris. Trnm.-
Dear Sirs-- Big demand far y"nr
fmsirlrss chill t"mir. lam out. haven't
a lNtilr in the h",,s.., and = sloz~n or
mere calls for II every day. Send at
on~e. care st. Essni~. Ark. 4 Trxas
z. r.. "pe gross Grove's tast~less chill
tonic. Respectfully,
d. NJ. BLAcKBURS.
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For nlstri t Attorney.

VI .'4StIk
We axe authorized to announce G. 2.
Z, st.5isS ri iLu, III Columoia. As can,ii-
.i..1s s5r he otis: II District Attorney for
lsle i.1TSn Jl.iiciai Distfiot. soaposel ot
t,.s "a .s.les OK Grant. MIN, i'a:.isell and
s.-c-S.oa, 4. tine eiecr;on III apr, i8o2.
We are authorized to announce the
r.s.lns OF = Z. MILLING as q candidate
Tor re--ie:tion to the 0.ice Of District At
toner fIr the Fourth Judicial District,
composed OF the parishes Of Grant. VIM,
Caldwell aud jackson, at the coming
election in April, 1892.
For heriff.
tye are authorized to announce CHAS
DREW KEMP as candidate for re-elec-
tioa % the offiSe of Sheriff Of Grant par
ia, subj ,ct 10 tue action OF the nomina'
tod convention of the democratic party
/ hereby announce myself rs a candi.
dase foI the office Of Sheriff, subject to
tae nomination of the Democratic party
of Graut parish. j. p. LEWIS.
We ase suthnrized 70 announce JAS. G
K 4ITNIS WORTH as Candidate fol
tue III { sheriff Of Grant PARISH, sub
ice. 10 sbe .iomisation Of the Democrat,
psrt..
B, authorization of his friends we an
nounce the name Of J. MONROE NJ
GENT rs d candidate for the Office o
Sheriff Of Grant Parish, subject to tn
acton Of the nominating convention 0
the Democratic party.
For Clerk.
We are authorized to announce tn,
name of ). NJ. RHORER, JR-, as y c..ndl
date for the Office of district clerk. sub
ject to the action OF the GRAFT psfisl
Democratic nominating conseotirn.
The Colfax chronicle., 1892-01-23

euae mile fortunes hsve heea made
ws~k for us- BY AIMS rsgr. Ausi'
r~xaA. snd Jno- bonn. Toledo. ~
See cut. Ofb~ss srv ding - well "
bnsS voc, Some rsru over Sn0- " &
ncash. rou csu Do the work and ~ =
|as home. whervver you are. Even b.
ginacs arr easily earning fron . } %
fle . day An agvs- wsshe~ you h"~
end STAR yca- Can wssk IN >psrr ri.se
sr sil the sifne. Bie monsy fbr ~ork-
esa. Fsf;ars unknown sncag sb~n'
NEW and wrudorlal I. pnFtic uisr~ ffee.
,0ox O0o RUss1U9dy 11asos
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The MOUNT ZION
Male & Female College, Limited.
Six Miles North of
MONTGOMERY, Ia.

We are glad tn IL form our frisnds and
rh- u lie g,pci al y Tat W. have >rrurd
the s.. vires r iHUf &C. HAR,I-. A
NJ. fain,erl' p. { - .r a. Latin an Mafh
ua:i al NJ. 4 eiaisa University AM ia g
lresisl- Z of the 'g irnliWal ,"Iege at
('.ai un. La Ms Ire~ident Of VI Ii n
Ma and Female t'o.i gc
N..s. elise il. I've ~ a'td IN ei vs,e l.
instit iion t. place ain"ng tho fo'em s
Co ie. ~ uf ti,e state.
The -c Ool is NON -sectarinn. In! j. diroctl.
nndsr the W .tch care III the Mc;lsdist
Prot. ant hurch.
T,.e lwaitcn is peculiarly favorable I"
the successful operation "f - Z licge IT
high grs,ie and scholarly to''e.
iiol, lug the opinion HAT the trsie end
OF education is 3" eevute tie n'orais d :
veiop the y ,i>iqu. md train tie in.nd "f
tho ! nj il. thus qnaliiyi x lin "s u nseiu
saat honorable ci,izrn, We have l"r;'esl "fi
all u .l->s ~x,,ens.-s, aud reduces tiir cost
t. "a minimum.
q I'D bsara in private families, con- en-
lent To the olieae. ca. ie h.,i ,n "nl.
six =, e gi,t Il imr> icr month
Primary Department per mo. of 20 days 81 s.
Preparatory and CLASSICAL :. 40
collegiate aid Normal sH
Mdsic ~
Incldsntal Fee per session ! ul
I'll us IN. tai ;, necsi not rxc-.ai t-''
d liars er inn.'th.
The n.xt session vii ann &c Ototei
2. lr.'U We ask iarenfs wh we sons
aid dingh ers to educate g. give us a
trial " itc fos fu,ihsr u'''' man u I
Pr.f q, = Harris. ir--ide { I" eg !
to Rev ! X Strick and Tres len Il ard
of Directors, both If M"ntg mei.. L.
W l. Or.
Secretary Bm.d ,'f pirecters.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For pistrict Jadss.

W. are authorized to announce the
name of GEORGE EAR as a candi-
date 20. ss.-eiecs.5n to the Office o! Judge
u. rle F,arth judicial iHstrict, composed
of Tire parishes Uf Grant. Winn, Caldwell
and Jacksoa. at the coning election to
be held IN April, 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Re-Election OF CITY Omcers.

NoRro1K. Va. june 14.-lSpecisl, tue
members elect Of the city council heio a
caucus last night. which was IN session
several hours. To nominate candidates Tor
the various city Offices. Nearly all OF the Oh
officials were reelected.
Thursday night last an entertainment was
given at the Opera-House for tho dement, OF
McManus the prize-hghter, and about S2Oo
was realized ,
Rev. A. s. Lloyd formally opened the
Rescue Union Mission tonight. conducting
the exercises and preaching the sermon
There was largo attendance. principally OF
persons in the lower walks OF lie. Inc
mission starts Oh with bright prospect.
A memorial tablet 10 the memory OF the
late T. J. Nottingham. who, while ne hVed,
was one OF the most.promlne1t Baptlsts IN the
State. will be unveiledat the freemason-stfeet
Baprist church next Sunday night.
A company has been chartered by Judge
Brook 10 be known as the Southern Produce
Company capital stock from $4,000 10 S50.00O
with Colonel ID. j.. Turner, state senator, as
general manager The company Will DO a
General commission business. and have
already commenced to ship vegetables. &c,
in large quantities from this market TO
Chicago. Special trains on the Chesapeake
and Ohio handle their goods. business with
the West is something new Ia this part OF VIZ
ginia.
This morning the police report that the
store of T. g. Blamire was broken open and
robbed last night of all the money IN the cash
drawer. This makes the third time the house
has been robbed within the past three weeks.
The entrance is always made from the rear on
Hill street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Valley Seminary Closing Exercises.

WAYNEsBoRo. VA, June 13.-The closing
exercises of the Valley Seminary at this place
commenced on Tuesday. the 7th inst, at 5
o'clock f. NJ in the Presbyterian church.
Notwithstanding the unfavorable aspect of
the weather the church was filed with a
large. select and appreciatiye audience, and,
decorated with rare. beautiful flowers. ferns
and orchids. it presented bright and lovely
scene.
The fair students of the Valley Seminary
never looked loyelier or reflected more credit
on their Alma Mater"
The exercises began promptly az 8 o'clock
and the beautiful musical programme was
carried out greatly 20 the credit Of the young
ladies'. On Wednesday the art exhibition,
one OF the most notable and interesting
features of the commencement exercises. was
held at the institution from 10 70 II A. NJ.
and 2:90 to L. III. constant stream OF
visitors poured in and out and expressed
many sincere compliments and words OF COM
mer dation on the artistic display. The art
class. eight in number, exhibited many rare
works OF artistic worth and beauty.
The following young ladies received d.
plomas:
Literary Graduates-Miss Nettie Jones Of
Virginia: Miss Mary Smith of Virginia Miss
Constance McCorkle, of Virginia.
Classical Graduate Miss Louise Barnard.
of Georgia.
Full Graduates-1Iiss Pearl Teter. Of VIZ
GINA Miss Mary Zea. of Virginia.
The exercises were closed with a benedic-
ton by Rev. Dr. Rosebro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
WASHINGTON AND LEE.
MEETING OF hoard OF VISITORS.
The Proposed Erection Of n Memorial Build
ing-Address by Professor Joynes.
The College Visitors.

LEXINGTON. VA, June 14.-LSpecial. THE
meeting of the board of visitors of the Uni
versity was so SHINY attended to-day that no
quorum for transacting business OF financial
nature could be had. The board adjourned
until tomorrow
The annual alumni meeting took place this
afternoon in the chapel. The principal bust
ness was the proposed erection of an alumni
building on the campus. If the sentiments
expressed at this meeting are an index
10 the feelings of tho alumni generally
a magnificent building will be put mp; This
building is intended as q memorial 10 the DIS
tingnisbed dead of Washington and Lee
alumni. The fund has already been started.
Tonight Professor Joynes delivered an ad-
dress before the literary societies IN the pre-
senco of the largest crowd yet ASSEM- ieu. his
speech was an able and scholarly eh0rt,
Astounding in wit humor ana pathos. TOT
over an hour be held the closest httentlon ol
bis audience. frequently Interrupted py rap
turous applause. -.
The excitement Of the boat race OF yester-
day is not yet over as the dlsconsoiate
"Bluesr still cling T. their little flags. The
weather remains clear. There IS scarcely
shady lawn In the city that to-day IS not
filed with couples enjoying themselves
The new arrivals are about as follows:
Misses BESSIE Faulkner and Lena Collins Of
Lynchburg. Misses Charlotte Nelson OF War
renton Carrie Blunder OF Balti-
more. the Misses Stokes from near
Richmond. Miss Emma GRAY Morehesd
of Ieaksville. n. c.: Miss r. Greene of
Richmond: Miss Manning. Nashville. Tenn;
Misses OFT. Harrisonburg. McCloeg, Ken
tucky: Corrine Nichols. Bedford City; Cotton
Richmond Murray. Virginia Female insu-
tute Mitchell Of Texas. Mullen OF WASH
inoton' Misses Polsley. West Virginia, Cooke
OF Richmond. Anderson Of Virginia, Powers
of Baltimore. Nd: Mertins. of Alabama,
A hop was given in McCrums Hall last
night after the society celebration 70 the
visiting young ladies. 1t was soon turned
INTO a german. and proved 10 be one OF the
most ENJOYABLE events of the final exercises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

NonFoIK, VA. June 14.-Rev. Father
THOMAS ]. Brady pastor of ST. Psuls Roman
Catholic church. Of Portsmouth. celebrated
to.dav the twenty-hfth anniversary OF his
entrance into the priesthood. Solemn high
noss was celebrated at O'Clock
This morning with the Rev. Father
"a ceIebrant. With the very Rev
Father Joseph Frioli. vicar-general of the
diocese. ns deacon: Rev. Father Doherty, of
- Mary's Norfolk, as sub-deacon. and Rev.
F@rher i. NJ. Tierney. of tho Richmond
cathedral. as master OF ceremonies. the SER
mon being preached by Rev. Father McGurk,
OF Lynchburg.
Father Brady bears the distinction of being
the only priest in this diocese who has cele-
brated his twenty-hfth year in the priesthood.
After the services this morning he
was presented by the priests with a
solid golden chalice eleven inches
high weighing twenty eight ounces
and three penuyweights. which cost 300.
The chaice bears the following inscription.
June 18th. 1867. Rev Thomas p. Brady.
juno 18th. 1892. Presented by priests of the
diocese OF Richmond" The priests also pre-
sented Father Brady with assolid gold pin. a
cabegram was also received from the Right
Rev. Bishop Van De Nyver, now in Rome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
A Dlseoncerrea norse rhief.

GoRDoNsv1LLE VA. June 1i.-iSpecial "A
fine sorre horse. saddle aud bride. the prop
erty # Mr. frier Of Louisa, was stolen az
the courthouse Monday, it being county
court day. by a negro man said to be named
Davis, recently released rom the Virginia
penitentiary The thief left about one o clocls
in the evening In the direction of this place
and was pursued by several persons, among
the number cOlored man. who WIS in I'D
vance of the Others. He overlook the thief
sbout three miles from here and vas near
enough 10 inform him he bad a warrant for
his arrest but the thief dismOunted IN hurry
and q sappeared in the brush and dense forest.
The hOroe WIS captured and returned to the
owner
Mrs Slower. the wife Of Mr.. Charles J.
Slower. a urge and prominent farmer in the
nelghborhood OF Liberty Mills. died Sunday
quite unexpectedly.
Mr.. J. +. Day. a farmer about five miles
from this plsce. who had been IN declining
health for sone time. died Monday night
The farmers of this section will be IN the
midst OF harvest within week. with a pros
pect for good yield Of wheat aud a much
better outlook for oats than had been in tina
early stage of the season. Corn is improving
with SD abundance Of rain and the hot sun
for the last ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Death of MIR. W. b. shup,rine.

AMHERST COURTHOUSE. Va, June ls.-Mr.
w. b. Shuptrine. a member of the we'll
known drug firm of j. T. Shuptrine Il
Brother, OF Savannah, Ca. died at g.30
o'clock last night at the residence Of Captain
b. Brown. of our village, OF Brighs's disease
Mr. Shuptrine loft his home in Savannah
about ten days ago with his wife and two little
children and came to this place with the ex-
pectation OF spending the summer. While
at the time he lett home his friends thought
him too III to undergo the fatigue of such a
trip. he persisted ia coming. hoping that
the climate here would produce some chance
for the better in his condition. but every
effort failed. He never succeeded in getting
ont OF bed. He was only thirty-one years of
age. leaves wife and three little children
had splendid business prospects and WAS In.
telllgent and very energetic. His many
friends nursed him tenderly until his en1
came Ills remains We're taken back To his
old home. Savannah. for interment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

-, with. This cunning thief bad FOUND TINS
ont and he would 60 up there after Mf opih-
die left aud IS there was crack u .s an ns
door sufIcisnt 10 allow him to get the keys
Nj Ia nv means of a wire hook. would pull
t Hu, KEYS Rs; oat 90 down stairs aud help MIN.
sslf 10 what he wanted. returning the Keys IN
the same manner as Mr.: Spindle. TINS steai-
inc has been going on for some time; out IN
s,eb a manner az 10 create as little loss as
nossibIe each time and giving the thief a remu-
peratiye trade as it has come to light that ne
was disposing Of the goods TO persons around
here At remarkably low figures. Cd the night
Mentioned. in endeavoring to get the keys
ont. he woke Mr.. james, Shelton. who was
Sleeping in the room. and who pursued the
av;ng thief. who would possibly have escaped
a ~ not have been found had he not in his
hurried fight dropped the cap he was wearing,
by which means he was traced and caught
Mr.. C. s. Graham. grocer and confectioner
II This place. made an assignment last Satur-
dav, am informed that the assets will more
than pay the liabilities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

ROANOKE. Va. June 1.-THE first electric
car was started to-day In short time Roa-
noke will have one of the finest electric car
systems IN the South
Hon. William j. Bryan. congressman from
Nebraska. delivered the Grafton at the Roa-
noke College commencement at Salem to-day.
While in Roanoke Mr., Bryan was driven
around the city and introduced 10 the leading
citizens In conversation with me he said
that his ticket was Boies and Flower Mr..
Bryan chose for his subject Young Men IA
Politics" His speech was a powerful one
and listened TO with the closest attention.
He said that there was a widespread impress
sion that politics was degrading. but he de-
sired 70 enter protest against this
The speaker spoke highly Of tho purity Of
politics. MIR. Bryan then in order to show
the value OF long experience in political life
and the consequent necessity OF entering pol
tiles at au early age. sketched briefly the lives
OF many celebrated men, commencing with
John Randolph and coming down to men OF
the present day. He closed his speech by
calling on Young men OF Northern and South
ern fathers 10 work together for the common
good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15
Railway Official. Make - Fast Trip.

DASyIILE. VA. June 14.-lSpecial. l-Presi-
dent Oakman. of the Richmond and Danyille
road with General Manager Green and
Superiuten dent Berkley and Mr. Spencer Of
Drexel. Morgan 4 Co.. passed through this
CITY to-day en- route 10 Richmond and Balti-
more The special train on which the party
Travelled made the run TO Richmond. 40
miles. in three hours and forty-nne minutes.
The funeral of tine late Mrs. NJ. ii. Mliiner
took place to-day.
Mr. Matthew i. MaurY of Richmond and
Miss Sophie Bruce of Halifax county were
quietly married at the Church of the Epiph-
any this morning. Rev. G. b. Bryan Off
eiating, After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs
Alaury left for Alton. Va, where they will
spend their honeymoon.
: In North Danviilo tonight Miss Rowena
Flynn. sister OF Mr. W. G. Flynn. of Peters
burg. was married to Rev. ). j. Brown, late
Of the Virginia Conference. but now of KAN
sas City. The bride is the daughter OF DIR. G..
d. Flynn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

Weapons are ut once dropped. Mafho,
the leader Of the Mercenaries, cOnceiyes y
wild love for this beautiful girl. and fol-
lowing out q custom of his home gets her
to join him in drinking a glass Of wine.
This she does, ignorant of the fact that 10
him her act is declaration of love and
surrender When then he approaches her
as his aflianced she is indignant and repels
him.
1t is one of Salammbo's privileges TO re-
pair to the temple at night, and this leads
up TO another strong and beautiful situa-
ton. Matho conceals himself, enveloped
in the sacred veil of Tanit while she prays
and pours forth her story of insult aud
calls down curses on Matho's head. He
reveals himself and tries to force his love
She screams, her people are aroused and
battle ensues, but Carthage IL lost.
The last great scene is where Salammbo
concludes that through her only can her
city be regained. In her most superb at
tire she seeks the tent OF Matho and al
most intoxicates him with her words OF
love. Her siren voice and encircling arms
silence him to the voice Of his army call
ing for their chief to put down the Cartha
genians, who have risen nreyolt. He does
not 20. Carthage is regained. To the tent
come the yictors to take Matho prisoner,
and there they discover what they regard
az the dissertation of their loved Salammbo.
They determine that she shall die rather
than live the love of their enemy, but
when she discovers their purpose she slabs
herself Matho as soon as the first shock
is over, rejoins her through the same
means, taking his life with his sword.
IL is expected that "Salammbo" will be
seen in this country next winter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

CHRIsTIaNsRURG. Va. June l4.-lSpecial /
A negro resident of this place named Georoe
Brown was arrested Friday for robbinc Spin.
die, Shelton x Co.. and about SIS or sIDO
worth Of goods was foand III bis house. The
MANNER IN which these goods were stolen is
senior member of the firm. 10 i'm
the habit Of remaining in the Store
at night alter il is closed in order TO straehten
up tho books. &c. When he leaves. which ia
often slste Us ~ or O'clock. he takes the ksys
up stairs and pitches them over the transom of
the door into room occupied by the clerks
90 they can have them Ia the morning to open
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

WEDNESDAY, June 18th. az o clock p ~, sale OF
choice Lots on Chestnut Hill Sale con
Quoted by J.. A. Catin, auctioneer.
WEDNESDAY. June 18th. at - o'clock NJ. trustees
sale OF a valuable harm. three miles north
east OF the city. on Mecbanicsyille pike y.
". Bowe. auctoneer.
THURSDAY. june 18th. at 6 p. NJ. sale OF valuable
unimproved City Property. Jefferson X Cary
streets. Boswell & Hartman, auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

champion Il ntil
the recent annual
games for the In
tercollegiate cup
at New York,
when i. A. Borch-
erling, the phe-
nOmenal Prince
ton walker, wrest-
ed away the honor.
Coils mile in : III.
5 4-5 s, made a
year ago, was the
Acknowledgements rec
ord for the dis
lance and Borch-
erliu~ was COM
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

PEELED to chip the record down TO m. 81
ass, thirteen second reduction, before
the Columbia man acknowledged defeat.
As it was, Coils was second in the race.
The amateur record Of America for the
distance is m. % 3-5 s.. made by +. p.
Murray at New York ia 1883
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-15

URBANyA. Va. juno 1f.-ISpecial. About
ii o'clock last night fire broke ont 10 George
Brooks SALOON, in Urhanna. and with il con
snmed the colored Odd Fellows hall. George
D. Hiley's bIacksmith-shop and came near
destroying the lower section of the town.