Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-18


IN Tag,ceR Couaty. The principal
graziers are Frank Moss, Robert Meek.
Meek Snapp. John Ghost. Meek Hoge,
George Moss. Ives Moss. and joe Meek, AT
Burk's Garden: Dan lynch. A. buchanan.
A. j. Steele. John Watts George McCail,
sander Galespi, w. II. Kelley. and Joe
Gilespi; a. +. Word, Client Barnes. Oscar
Barnes, Reese Bowen, Major Henry
Bowen, At. snaps Bud Higgenbottom,
at Cedar Bluif John w. Crockett, Captain
Ed. Peery, j. q. Watts. J. II. Wilton. and
J. Il. Higgenbottom, at Tazewell Court
house. and L. W. Walton, at Fail Mills.
In Wwbe C'ounty.-Ihe principal graziers
are Hon. X. G. Kent. T.. Il. Morehead, ;. H.
Crockett, A. G. Brown, Nj. Castle, James
G.. and J. n. Crockett. at Wytheville; >. >.
Summerman and James KYLE, at speed
well DR.. Il. w. Saunders aud Major }. =.
NJ. Saunders. ct Foster Falls; John NJ.
Robinson and -. +. Graham. at Grahams
Ford James III. McGavock, j. williamson
McGavock. hnd j. VI. Crockett, at Max
Meadows; u. A. Whitman and Weslie
Newland al Etter: j. W. and j. &. Rapen,
at Austensville: Thomas jackson. at Jack
son Ferry, and J. y. Summerman. at ivan
hoe.
In Bland County The principal graziers
are Hartman Newberry, Charles Grayson'
ID. NJ. Finley, Henry Newberry. and A. ).
Newoerry, at Sham Springs; James hobi-
nett. Daniel Newberry, Adam DAVIS,
Robert Newbe Wythe Newberrv, ana
William Hogc, at Slide: Harvey Mustard
and John Compton, at Mechanicsburg.
EDUCATIONAL ADVANTAGES.
There are number of institutions OF
learning IN Southwest Virginia That WIN
compare favorably with those IN East |lr-
gina. Al Abingdon is the Abingdon AGA
DENY for bows, very good school; the
Martha Washington College. Wmch ~ uh-
der the auspices OF the Methodist Episco-
nal Church. South the Stonewali Jackson
Institute (Presbyterian), and Villa Mara
School for Young Ladies (CathollcL ~
Bristol an excellent female school under
the control of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. South: at GLADE Springs vi"
Southwestern Female Institute, time
honored seat OF learning, which VIII soon
be removed TO Bristol ana occupy one OF
the finest school buildings IN the South.
Also at Glade Springs is the Glade Springs
Male Academy. which isa tributary of Rich
mond College and is owned by ITS trustees.
Al Emory is the noted Emory ana uenfy
College. one Of the oldest institutions OF
learning in the State. and within It's walls
have been educated some OF the most dis
tinguished sons of the South. Hon. John
Goode. Of Norfolk, received his dlpioila
here. At Mendoza Is the Hamilton lnstl-
into. which IS owned by the Masonic ira
,ornity. II isamost excellent school for
bows aud girls. At Marion IS the Marion
Female College. military academy. ana
also tho Plummer Memorial "a Prcs0yte-
ran school At Tazewell Courthouse 10
an excellent academy for boys. AZ salem
is the Roanoke College. It's buildings are
very handsome aud are located IN Deau-
tiful grounds Eight miles from 3aleih ~
the Holhns Female Institute, which Is one
Of the best institutions of its kind IN the
State A number of young ladies from
East Virginia attend this school. Az hoa-
noke City is the Allegheny Institute tor
boys.
BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.
Southwest Virginia points with PRIDE 10
her handsome and cultured women. many
are noted especially for their beauty. ana
az these bewitching creatures are 70 pe
met with at every town 1t may not be
amlss to give the names of few
At Abingdon Misses Bessie Hope, lAZIie
Ditchfeli Pauline and ANNE WHITE be7-
sic White. and Nannie lrgg. -,
At Glade Springs Misses Tommle III
mondson. Nellie Alesou, Mamie MasoL,
and Roberta V. Craig.
stAt Bristol Misses Lucy Kirby. Myrtle
LOckhart. and Lula Williams.
At Jonesyille, IN Lee county, the Misses
Lizzie Orr aud LIZZIE Duncan.
At Turkey Cove, IN Lee. Miss Bell Slemp.
At DRYDEN Miss Rosa Pennington.
At BIZ Stone Gap the Misses Kate Ayres,
Mary Harris. and Bessie Moore,
At Snaps. in Talewell, the Misses
Amand Barnes. Ethel White, Jennie
Brown and Mary Brown.
At Graham Miss Maggie Oils.
At Burk's Garden Miss Bell HennlDger
and Miss GrOseclOse.
At Pearisburg, in Giles, Miss Sadie Eas-
lev. Susie Mason, and Miss Strother.
At Blue Grass, IN Russell, Miss Dell
At Thompson Valley Miss Bell Thomp-
At Kings Mil, in Washington county.
Miss Bell GRAY.
At Vickley Mill, ia Russell. Miss Bessie
At Floyd Courthouse Miss Eta Boyd.
At Allegheny Springs Miss Maggie Sub
lett.
At Snow Flake, in Scott, Miss Carrie Gil
more.
At Stickleyville. in Lee county, Miss
Bessie littOn.
At Chlhowie, IN Smyth. Misses Ada
Saunders. Carrie and ROwenna Beattie, Ma
bel Gollehorn and Maggie Shelley.
At Wytheville Misses Bell Glbboney,
Annie Boiling, Cece aud Willie Withers,
Ida Wappet, and Maggie Nunley.
At Emory Misses Lena Beattie aud Ahce
Kelley.
At Chatham Hill Miss Debbie DAVIS.
At Speedwell. in Wythe. Miss Saunders.
At Love Mills, IN Washington, Miss
Dora Love.
At Liberty Hill, in Tazewell, Miss Manda
Barnes.
Al Wvtheville the Misses Mary and Helen
Sawyers. Miss Williams, daughter Of Judge
Williams. the Misses Alexander. and the
Misses Moore.
At SaltvilIe Mis- Minnie Kelley.
At Rich Valley, i'll Smvth. Misses Lizzie
Buchanan, Lizzie Carter, and George
Buchanan.
At Rural Retreat Misses Ruth Pepper
aud Minnie Cannon.
At Iazewoll Courthouse Misses Lena
Mccall, Tate Buston, and Rachel Peery.
At Glade Springs Misses IneZ Quesen-
berry and Mittie Ryburn.
At Maxwell, in Tazewell. Miss Livey
Graybeale.
At Cedar Bluff, same county. Mss Mat
tie Peery.
At Seven. Mile Ford the Misses Preston.
At Adwolfe, in Smyth. India and Berthe
Brooks.
At Jonesville. in Lee, Miss Cora Hyatt
At Saltyllle Misses Lizzie and Maggie
Robinson.
At Doran IN Russell. Miss Carrie Hurt.
At Pennington Gap, III Lee, Miss Ida
Russell.
At Rye Cove IN Scott. Miss Lucy Kill
gore, aud at Locust Lane, Miss Mary
Horn.
At Clinch Port, IN Scott. Misses Anna
and Rosa Pridemore.
At Tazewell Courthouse, Misses Eva
Jones, Stula Crockett. Lucy Henry, Char
lotte Henry, Sallie Pierv, and Kate Kelly.
At Knob, in Iazewell, Misses Daisy
Thompson, Lille Brown, and Eva Pain
ter.
At Newborn Misses Carrie Fitzhugh and
Laura Alexander.
Al Dublin Misses Bessie Kent. Lucy
Cloid, Mary L. Bell, and Dorchia McGo-
WICK.
At Crockett. in Wythe, Miss Dora Fisher.
At Wytheville. Misses Helen Moore and
Nellie Sayers.
AT Foster Falls. in Wythe, Miss Blanche
Al Graham Forge Miss Bessie Council
man.
AT Whitney's Mills Miss May Mustard.
POLITICAL.
In a recent letter neglected to mention
that the bar of Wytheville is for Judge
John Ii, Fulton for the Court OF Appeals.
1t will be remembered that Judge Fulton
was gallant officer Of the old Stonewall
Brigade and at the battle of Chancellors-
Vile lost limb while in command of the
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