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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-18

PROPOSALS - SEALED PROPOSALS
will he received at office OF U. J. L.
ria- Architect, until O'Clock P. NJ, on
AII EDAY, June 2j 1892, for the erection
u. Cpmpietion OF the Fourteenth Ward Sub
'.7''.ct >cnpol building, on Boquet ST., Syl-
i'l ilF. ant Mckee place, Oakland.
I-H.s and specifications can be seen at
..e -Hep ol the architect. when further in
I.Earlon a to the proposed work can be
Ftunet. Each proposal must be accom-
'nl1ed by bond double the amount of bid.
lie Nchoo. Board reserves the right to re-
scU any orall bids. L. j. L. PEOPLES,
Architect
Standard Building, Pittsburg, Pa.
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MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meetings.

4 SPECIAL MEETING OF GUYASUTA
Lodge, +. G A. NJ, will be held on SATU R
"A June IS at l. O'Clock sharp at their hall,
t and. 10 attend the funeral Of our late brother.
nlan 7. Owens. Members of sister lodges are
Ti'-d W. IL. HESELBARTH, w. Nj.
d 'tN WEAVER. Secretary.
", RADES OF ENCAMPMENT No. l. UNION
veteran Legion. will assemble in uniform at
sHran Legion Hail. sixth avenue, at Pm. sun
~ June u. and take for East Liberty to re-
'seIahie corner Highland and Penn avenues TO at
ma funeral of late Comrale Anton Wolfe at p.
l1y order COL. c. F. MCkENNA.
NtO. B. CHAI MFRS Adlt.
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Architect,
Standard Building, Pittsburg, Pa.

4 Office TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
= proposals viii be received at the office
=. Mun-ch, Architect, 6lO6 and CLOS Penn
w., qntll sAIC RDAG, June 25, 1892, at
clock P NJ, for the erection and completion
90 brick addition to Ella street school.
award sub-district. sixteenth ward, Pitts.
urs, in accordance with plans and specifi-
ions prepared by said architect A bond
.Ii be required of tile successful bidder
60. two sureties in the amount of his bid.
ne school Board reserves the right to re-
-ctany or all bids BY order of the board.
STEW ART, Secretary
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,-OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership heretofore existing between
HCcdore schmidt and John J. o Reilly. under the
an" and slyle Of Theodore Schmidt. is this day
solved, provided in the articles of partner
.i0. All partiC~ indebted to said firm will please
~ he same at once and all parties having
rowu once 10 Tia Odore Schmidt, sole financial
;gnt Tor Said partnership and liqudating partner.
HEpDuRE SCHMIDT
firTSEJ R@. june l5, 1892.
,-UTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
: limited partnership association under the title
j. b Naudcrgriu Coal Company, Limited.
'flneG on January 5. lSJ2, under and subject to
.e act of Assembly OF the Common wealth of
vnnsylvaui1. entitled IAN act authorizing the
'rlnat!nu of partnership associations I'm which the
lpital shan alone lie responsible for the debts of
Doe association. except under certain circum-
ssnces, approved "a June, A. d; 1874, and the
Z. dissolved, and that James /. Buchanan,
giif have hccn elected bv the members
lhis association hqridating trustees. with full
'ycr and authority 10 wind up the concern and
stribute the net assets thereof among the mem-
rs. JOHN G. BRIGHT. Secretary.
LEGAL Nonces.
.CCCESSIONS. LEGACIEs IN GREAT
Britain or the continent OF Europe. DEBERN-
llN bEuS.. > Bedford Row, London, Eng. at
'e-t..,>. lvgacies, unclaimed moneys, etc.
-STATEoF AMP. FAREWELL, DECEASED
Notice Is hereby gwen that letters testa-
au-arv Hn the estate of Ann p. Bakewell have
.g' --aured 10 the undersigned, TO whom all per-
.- indebted 10 saiC estate are requested to make
.r.... ate payment. and those having claims
.-r -'e same should make them known with
-....-E. BENZ. BAhEWELL,
.- No. l6S Lacock street, Allegheny,
-lfNkEWFIl PHILLIPS.
Dispatch Office. Piltsburg, Pa.
Ia. >BrHE. May Is. 1892.
.-.II.L i HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS
y H' q. a..m'ui-t -tratiun c. I. a. the estate of
I..Is.~IEp trI>lcT. late of the city of Allegheny
HrrE Fl Allegheny. and state of Penn -ylvania
rrr h"er gsru'ed 10 the Undersigned to whom all
--HTs Indebted to said estate are requested TO
aAu Immediate payment. and those having claims
demands against the same will make them
.av0 without DELAY.
LE SAFE. DLPoSIT & TRUST COMPANY OF
-tll~Bj LD. Administrator.
No. So Fourth Av., Pittsburg. Pa.
JAS. g. HAYS,
l5g Fgurtl av., Pittsburg, Pa. Attorney.
STATE OF NANCY ANN LITTLE. DE-
'EA~ED Notice is hereby given that letters
-'amruIarv on the estate of Nancy Ann Little
.ai-ed. have been granted to the undersigned
whom al. persons indebted to said estate are re-
.-'r1 10 make immediate payment and those
LFiuE claims against the same will make them
.H'Vu without delay TO MARY JANE HAYS. "a
a.+oD 81. Pittshurg. Pa. or ELIZABETH
aailI n. Eeulan ST., :. =, PittsburR, Pa,
EH.#HFE
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LOST.
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALES PUBLIC AUCTION
n to the elite. OF the city. Magnificent
household furniture, upright piano, ETC.,
MONDAY MORNING, June 20, 1880 sharp,
and continue TUESDAY, the 2lst, some time,
at the beautiful residence lS6 Sheffield street,
corner Bidwell, Allegheny. Magnificent silk
brocateile parlor suits, also fine wilton rug
suits, upright cabinet grand piano, coilec-
tion OF fine imported oil paintings, rare
bronZes and brio a brac, handsome bisque
figures. all the fine carpets, etc, fine music
box, pier and mantel mirrors, parlor cabi-
nets, music cabinets, magnificent parlor
lamp, cost $685. odd chairs, fancy tables easels,
pedestals, real lace curtains, moquette brus-
sells, wilton carpets, fine secretary, cyl. book
cases. engravings, etchings, fine onyx clock,
set rare bronZes, collection of oil paintings,
handsome oak hall stand, royal Worcester,
Doulton, Hungarian and3Japanese ware, ele-
giant walnut and antique bedroom sets, chff-
foniers ETC., hair mattresses, fine oak side
board, oak china closet, dining chairs, ex-
tension table, tea sets, berry sets. ice cream
set and fancy china .pieces, all the silver
ware, etc. CHAS. DAVIS, Auctioneer. \.
B. Everything equal to new.
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PEtOPO% Is.

BGkOIO- L
1EpPD~AL> WILL BE RECEIVED AT
laa Office ol B. p Little. Architect 80
rStln-n"uSe building, PIttsburg, for build
addition TO the No. st. Clair school
.5.l lin-g, fwenty-seventh ward, Pittsburg,
e., until p. NJ, JULY Z. 1892 Plans and
IlcaIOus may be seen at the above
Use. F. SPINNEWEBER,
Secretary school Board.
Office To CONTRACTORS-SE
proposals or the grading of Locust st.
.i Beech ST., between Locust ST. and Maple
... EH he borough of Edgewood, Pa will be
.Haivc1 until NOON THURSDAY, June 80
~ al the Office OF 4. J.. Smith, Marine Bank
.I.IImg. Piitsburg, Pa, where plans and
icatiuns may be seen. Bids should
addressed to the Committee on Streets
d sewers, by whom the right to reject any
r- AL bids Is reserved.
,-OTICE To NATURAL GAS COMPA-
y NlEs->caled proposals will be received
this Office until O'Clock P. N. TUESDAY
me 81 le93, Tor supplying the Court House
r3 jail with natural gas for fuel.
Bids must be addressed to the County
gmmissiUnerS.
Each bid must be accompanied by q bond
D double the amount of bid.
The County Commissioners reserve the
zht TO reject any or all bids. For in forma-
Hu call at the County Commissioners
rrCe. JAMES A. GR1ER,
County Controller.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

4
IFENTV-f oI- GTH SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
.,-ue Dollar savings Bank, June !, 1892, Pitts
~, ia.
LIABILITIES.
n.-rt due 7e3ositors June l. 1892. .sl3 95l o44 Al
H."Uuf due dividend June !, 1S92..... e57 $40 81
-'ult due contingent fund........... TO I72 IL
r..F.p4.s.- aa. aoo %
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,-OTICE TO PRINTERS, BINDERS AND

% j ltE j - KIN AEhS, BINDERS AND
llDNEES->ealed proposals will
4. received al this Office until o'clock P. M
gE-DAl, June p, 1892. Ior printing an d
s.Ia!-Hing blanks TOR county offices for the
nsuiuZ year. Also for furnishing station
rv cor county Offices for the ensuing year.
80 for the following books, viz: l9s as
.- -or-' blotters, containing $50 leaves:
f. uI'ice duplicates. containing Is $50 leaves:
-cuool duplicates, containing Is, $50 leaves:
Gf rrcaSurer's duplicates, containing l2.3l0
.,tve-: $40 -tenographer's books For sam
as aud in formation call at the County
.a5llmiSsiOners Office. Bids to be accom-
MED by bond, with two sureties i'm one
aLf the amount OF bid. Successful bidders to
I'VE bond. with two sureties, in double the
mount of bid. The right to reject any or
4 bids is reserved.
JAMES A. GRIER,
County Controller
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-18

~ Disptoy' advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion Classified real estate
advertisements This page ten cents per line for
each insertion, and none taken for less than
thirty cents
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-18

Fire insurance-wan
DENSwANGER & ZAHN-Fire insurance. rt
ID Fourth av.
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. City Residences.

City Residences.
LNIFTH Awe have a number of choice prop
l. critics located on Fifth av. between the Court
House and Soho; some Of them nicely improved
and paying good rents the best outlying street in
Pittsnurg now for investment. Black Baird, 95
Fourth av.
IOR SALE-On monthly payments, desirable s.
l. room house (new(; halls. porches, etc.; handy
10 mills in Lawrenceyile come and see about 1t.
B. j. Williams, 143 Fourth av.
TNOR SALE-Neat little house: 8 rooms: on Mt.
Il Washington; monthly payments. b. j. WILL
Jams, 143 Fourth av,
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GEO. D. RIDDLE, Atty, lis Diamond st.

TOR SALE-ADJOURNED EXECUTORS
IL sale. The James Dawson larm in OHIO
township, containing l46 acres, will be ex-
posed to public sale ut the County Court
House, on TU ESDAY, June 81, 1892. at 10
o'clock A. M. Terms, one third cash, balance
in one, two and three years.
GEO. LEE Auctioneer
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-18

$500 TO $500, 900 9o on toas mort!
rates. JAS. w. DRAfE & CO., bis Wood st.
Pittsburg. ---F
Telephone No. 97A
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

East End Lots For Sale.
OAKLAND PLACES choice building lots; the
" cheapest lots in Oakland; most centrally To-
Gated of any in the city: two electric street car
lines very close to this property price $500 to $500
each; make money by buying now; enhancement
sure; call early and get your choice of these de-
sirable lots. For sale only by Black & Baird, 95
Fourth av.
U7O per foot; a corner lot on prominent E. z.
sD(U paved street. l2Ox2U; lot lies admirably;
has abundance of shade, adjoins pleasant home-
stead on line of traction, four squares from rail-
road station, two squares from second traction
line. hurry Edsal, Fidelity building, III Fourth
avenue.
06OO TO $500 for elegant level lot, center Of
sDCUU East Liberty: 80 cash, balance on
monthly payments; only one minute from P. r. r. /;
two minutes from Duquesne traction road. Black
& Baird, IS Fourth av.
Geo PER FOOT-Lot 5Ox142 it.. near HiIand
.DOU av. and park. fine residence location.
beautiful surroundings; the price is low: terms
easy. (1ls). W. A. Heron Sons, 80 4th av.
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Haxelwood Lots For Sale.

HAZELwOOD Av.-An elegant corner lot
III irregular shape, equal to 52X12O feet within 3
few minutes walk of Hazelwood station, Baltimore
Ohio Railway. and second avenue electric cars;
win sell cheap Tor cash, to quick buyer. John E.
McCrickart. 6s Fourth av. telephone 1876.
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i ond avenue electric cars and B. 4 .. r. r.
station; $25 down, el0 per month; streets guded
and macadamized: sidewalks laid: city WNter;
houses built to suit purchaser on monthly payments.
George o. Burgwin, Attorney ~ Law. i50 Fourth
avenue,
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FORSALE-LOTS.
Allegheny Lots For Sale.

OT-Splendd level lot 2 IT, (or) 43x10o feet to an
IL alley: fine residence location: adjoining 259
CHARTERS ST.. Sixth ward, Allegheny. Apply loz
Middle Allegheny.
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IL 800 feet front on Main st.. Eighth ward. ALE.
gheny. near Sycamore ST. are to be sold at anctlon
on the premises Thursday. 23d inst, at O'Clock,
by order of the executors of the Shoenberger es-
tate:. the Pittsburg and Western Railway, with
switch connections. runs along this property: for
manufacturing purposes this sale should command
unusual interest Terms. ETC., by A. Leggate q
Son. Auctioneers, 81 Fourth av.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-07-15
The Unnamed Hospital.

The Board of Trustees of the Kings
Daughters Emmanuel Hospital Association
held meeting in the Council Chamber on
Friday afternoon last, President James n.
Mcfarland presiding. The object Of the
meeting was to take advantage Of the very
generous Offer of Capt. Thos. j. Crowder
to take charge of the subscription lists and
not only realize what was on them, but to
add to the number of subscribers. Several
of the gentlemen present said that there
were large number Of gentlemen OF the
city fully able to subscribe who had not
yet been solicited. One gentleman who was
at the meeting, who had not been solicited,
said he would pledge himself for $l00 to
be one of similar subscriptions to be made
conditional on getting certain number.
The Association has about 81 500 in sub
scriptions and cash, and this amount it is
thought can be largely more than doubled.
The Board turned the list of subscriptions
over to Capt Crowder with authority to
collect those Oh it and secure others, and di-
rected the President to call meeting OF the
Board when Capt. Crowder was ready to
report. The general idea is to buy a favor
ably located building with sufficient ground
to it, make the down payment, and then al
range for the payment OF interest and notes
later.
1t is superfluous to point out the necess-
ity of hospital here. Not amonth passes
in Staunton that that necessity is not dem
onstrated III q painful way, and not a month
in which additional suffering has not been
given the wounded for the lack of one.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-07-15
Masonic School of Instruction.

Grand Lecturer w. H. II. Lynn Of the
Royal Arch Chapter Of Virginia; Past
Grand High Priest j. Howard Wayt, and
Deputy Grand Lecturer Jacob Bumgard-
mel, have returned from the school Of in
struction at Eggeston Springs. There were
IS companions there, and the time between
July 5th and July 10th was spent both
pleasantly and profitably. The Springs is
one of those quiet, old-time Virginia water
ing places, Mr.. Lynn says, where man
can rest up.
In the school of instruction there were
II out of the 80 Chapters in Virginia, rep
resented.
The school of instruction of the 9th Ma
sonic district was made q permanent in
titution, and Grand High Priest G.. w.
Wright made President OF it.
The 9th and 7thdistricts organized a like
school of instruction. with Past Grand
High Priest Jno. Howard Wayt of Staun-
ton, President, and James L. Beck of
Lynchburg, Secretary.
An Executive Committee was appoint
ed, composed of one member from each of
the ten Chapters of the 9th and 7th Masonic
districts, to arrange for the time and place
of meeting Of the school of instruction.
Companion W. B. McChesney Of Staunton,
was made member of this Executive Com
ittoo
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-07-15
Organization of the Auxiliary Board Of
the 10th District.

The World Fair Auxiliary Board for
this congressional district was organized in
the Y. M. e. A. room of the University
chapel at Lexington on Wednesday week. The
following auxiliary members were present:
Mrs. M. f. Gilkeson Of Augusta, Miss A.
M. Fauntleroy Of Staunton, Mrs. r. L..
Parrish of Covington, Mrs. T. M. Logan
of Buckingham, Mrs. John Horseley Of
Nelson, Mrs. w. A. Anderson of Licking
ton, Captain G. 4. Jordan Of Buena Vista,
A. A. McAllster Of Covington, and w. B.
f. Leech Of Rockbridge.
Capt. j. H. II. Figgatt of the State
Board, clearly set forth the purposes of the
organization and the duty of it's members.
That of the lady members was to interest
the ladies of the different counties and
secure through them funds to erect at the
Chicago Worlds Fair the headquarters for
Virginians, and which was designed to
duplicate in appearance the home of Wash
ington at Mt. Vernon; that of the gentle
men members was to get their counties OF
corporations interested in aiding the State s
exhibit and to arouse thepublic interest in
making that exhibit creditable. Mr.. Fig
gait dwelt especially upon the ladies rails
ing funds through the sale of certificates
of membership in the Mount Vernon asso-
citation. Each contributor of one dollar is
to receive such a certificate
The board was then organized by the cleo
ton of the following officers-Chairman,
MI. W. B. F. Leech; Treasurer, Mrs. 7.
NJ. Logan; Secretary: Mrs. W. A. Amber
son. Mrs. Beale then read her admirable
address to the ladies of Virginia, after
which the meeting became very informal
in it's character, and the ladies interchanged
views as to the plans which appeared to
them best for promoting the end in view,
the raising Of money. Mrs. Beale stated
that the first money that had come into her
hands had been furnished by the member
from Lexington, Mrs. W. A. Anderson.
Mrs. Parrish reported that she had already
secured something for the fund in Allegha-
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-07-15
About Pastors and Churches.

Rev. Dr.. Samuel J. Baird Of Staunton,
who was visiting his son, Mr.. r. w. Baird
at Clifton Forge, preached in the Presby
terian church there Saturday and Sunday.
The Valley Virginlan says of him: ''Dr.
Bard, though minister OF the Gospel for
nearly fifty years, still breaches with great
vigor and JUNCTION. He is the author of
several works which easily place him in the
front rank both as a writer and thinker. y
1t is stated that Rev. A. r. Cooke has
declined the chair in the Southwestern
Presbyterian University to which he was
elected and will remain in Waynesboro. In
the fall, it is stated, he will go to Europe
for six months study.
The Broadway, Rockingham, News says:
s'Rev. ]. s. Gardner of Staunton, preached
excellent sermons in the Methodist church,
last Saturday evenil g ard Sunday morn
ing respectively"
The Sunday school Of the NJ. E. Church,
South, will hold their Missionary services
at the Y. M. &. A. Hall Sunday night at
P. NJ, at which there will be an address,
recitations, singing by little children, a
male quartette, &c. All are invited.
Rev. s. S. Lambeth, D. d., pastor OF
Centenary M. E. Church at Norfolk, who
has received vacation from his congrega-
tion till the first Sunday in August, stop
ped in Staunton on his way to Orkney
Springs last Saturday, and preached at the
Methodist church here Sunday morning.
Rev. DR.. James Murray and Mrs. Muir
ray are spending some time at the Hotel
Brandon, Basic City.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-07-15
From Mint Spring.

AGRICULTURAL-THR EsHING--BUILDING
SPRING HOUSE Neutrality-suspicious.
AL, &C.
reported for the Staunton VINDIcAToR.l
MINT SPRING, July 13.-The weather
has been very favorable for the farmers to
get up their wheat and hay, and at this
writing most all have their wheat housed
and few have already threshed. The
wheat crop promises to be above an average
in this section and the farmers are jubilant
The oats crop is looking well and has already
begun to turn golden color. Corn is look
ing fine regardless of the dry weather, but
rain is badly needed.
Mr.. G. M. Ramsey's new concrete house
is progressing nicely towards completion
and he expects to occupy it by September.
The spring house of Mrs. Grills was
broken into one night last week and about
six dollars worth Of butter and cream was
secured by the thief.
A large amount of oak lumber is piled up
at Folly Mills station awaiting shipment
North.
Miss Tillie McPheeters who had stroke
of paralysis. some days ago is gradually re-
gaining her health.
The lime works of Danner & Co., located
at Folly Mills, seem to be doing thriving
business.
Miss Matte Lou Williams of Staunton
visited her friend, Miss Alice Tewalt, last
week.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-07-15
THE SUMMEE NORMAL.
PUBLIC RECEPTION AT THE D., D. & B.
THE TEACHERS SETTLE DOWN TO


THE TEACHERS SETTLE DOWN TO
WORK.
The streets of Staunton presented an at
tractive appearance Wednesday morning
with the hundreds OF teachers vending their
way to the U. B. church for their first
work meeting. The prettily dressed and
prettily hammered young ladies', and the
grave and earnest looking young men that
thronged the sidewalks, changed the lace
Of the town for the better, and our people
took real comfort in the fact that they are
to have this interesting and intelligent
company of visitors for the next six weeks.
They had their public reception the even
ing before, at the hall of the d., ID. u b. In
stitution, and the audience assembled was
a very pretty one. Superintendent W. w.
Robertson Of the Staunton schools, presl-
ded, and Rev. DR.. Beattie offered the open
ing prayer. Hon. H. st. Geo. Tucker who
was to have delivered the address OF well
come was detained in Washington by the
fact that he had to make a speech that af-
ternoon in support Of the Senatorial cleo
ton bill, and Maj. Jed. Hotchkiss took his
place and performed the duty well. Rev.
VIM. Cumming of the Second Presbyterian
church and Rev. w. J. i. Cox of the Bap-
fist church welcomed the visitors on be-
half Of the churches, the latter gentleman
producing marked ripple of laughter by
describing how Superintendent Robertson
had 'spulled him and hauled him and cor
nered him. until he had to consent. His de-
scription of the Superintendent methods
was instantly recognized, for it is not In
history that he ever let any living man es-
cape from him when he wanted anything
done to help the schools. Capt. James
Bumgardner welcomed them on behalf OF
the citizens at large. The responses to the
addresses were well made by Geo. r. Pace OF
the Richmond schools, and G.. e. Bar gle
baugh, Superintendent of the Rockingham
schools. The reception was closed by the
benediction pronounced by Rev. FL. f.
Shealy. The Stonewall Brigade Band fur
nished some delightful music to the occa-
sion which greatly added to the pleasure OF
the evening.
When the teachers assembled at the U.
B. church on Lewis street Wednesday
morning for religious exercises previous to
beginning work there were probably 300
present, nearly twice as many as were pres
ent on the first day at the Harrlsonburg Nor
nal last year and indicating that there will
be 500 here by the time things get into good
working order.
The work Of Prof. Pace and Prof. Will
sou sections is done in the y. B. church
all the rest in the school building on Main
street.
State certificates and Life certificates
will both be awarded on examination at
this Institute.
Tonight, at s O'Clock, Prof. j. r. Pol,
lard of Richmond College, will lecture be-
fore the Institute, at the D., D. & B. Oh
Landmarks in the History Of the English
Language"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1892-07-15
The County Fair.

A Richmond contemporary in a list Of
dates of the agricultural fairs in Virginia
for this year has:
Augusta County: BALDWIN District Fair
President, (not named); Secretary, George j..
Pratt. Time not fixed.
The President Of the FAIR is M. r. Mil
ler: the Secretary is Capt. G. Julian Pratt,
and the date is August Esd, a date fixed
last March. Capt. Pratt arrived in the city
on Tuesday last, and opened his headquar-
tiers for the Fair at the office OF Capt. L. j.
Crowder in the City Hall. He will be here
almost constantly until the Fair is over.
The arrangements for the exhibition are
snch as to make it one of the finest that the
District Fair has get he'd.