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Evening journal., 1894-10-04
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Coats never we're neater or cheap.
er-aam with fur goods. The
largest and finest line in the city are
on our racks-aud cheap-well you
might think too cheap 70 be good
but they are good.
30-inch Astrachan Fur Cares
extra fine, SIS 90
Electric Seal Capes, neat and
pretty, $1,000
80 inch Astrachan Capes-
handsome fur, very stylish, sll.50
Coney fur capeg, 30-inch,
cheap-but good, 81. SO
All are Of the latest style and cut,
full skirt and extra width.
We display a line Of cloth capes,
much prsttier than ever at prices
ranging from $4.98 to S15.o0.
A nobbY coat OF Tan Melton,
with velvet trimmings, ex-
TIA long, We are selling at s9.9S
Another lot in blue or black
beaver, with bear fur trim
ming, are marked S. As
Bought all the manufacturer had.
A plain black stylish winter
coat, latest cut and style, SO .9e
MOTHERS KNOW
that we keep the largest and
finest Children's Goats in the city
and study to the interests Of the
little ones. They can do well t
call and inspect-tnere ID truly
no comparison elsewhere.
Misses Goats are fully UP to oul
standagd-they know where to q
to get the prettiest and most stylish
CoatE-they're here.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
Millinery.

Never prettier, finer, nor more
stylish. Mitchell & Bash have
always held the standard Of the
finest trimmed hats in the city.
All are invited to inspect Prices
are such low prices as $2 9S, So. As
and $3.98-msny better, too.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

Of dose Of physic, making the patient
sick, but eifecling nothing increase
the portion until you get the proper
amount, admins ter literally and the
cure will ba permanent Some 3ey they
cannot afford to advertise They mis-.
take; they cannot afford not to adver-
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

President. Harvey Hoffecker; vice
presldent. Henry s Kyle secretary, =
4 Slocomb treasurer. Il p Edwards
marshal, George H McCall Committee
consisting of Il IL Billany, George r.
Mccall aud John WenwFight, was
named on speakers, aud Wednesday
night was selected as the regular
meeting night After shorb speeches Oh
the situation by Horace Greeley
knowles aud Mediord Il Cahoou, the
meeting adjourned
James w. Ponder will address the
Tunnel and Bancroft Club, Of Milton,
on Saturday evening
The Democratic State Central Commit.
tee and the New Castle County Execu
tive Committee met la this city to day
and transacted business relative TO the
campaign in the city and state,
When tho Populists nominated Jacob
Foster, Of St. Georges hundred. for the
General Assembly, they thought he was
q Popullst. but il turns oua that he is 2
Democrat.
Last night the Young Mems Democratic
Club authorized President O @. Mont
gomery to appoint committee to enter
tain Mr. Bayaad's friends aud tho friends
Of the club at the club house on the
night OF the reception at the Opera
Houae
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

For biliousness and ait
other conditions resulting.
from constipation, 60 by the
book on Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills CSC. AT
drugstores, or write to B i
Allen Co, sos Canal ST, New
York.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
w ROAD. Time table in effect May 20th.

w Road. Time table in elect May 20th,
1894.
station, for B. q o, Junction, Montchanin,
Winterthur, Guyencourt, GIanogue, Cosssrt,
Chadds' Ford Junction, P0copeon, West
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
Sunday. st z 35 q m, ? 55, 40 and 8 IS . M;
Sunday only at % 9 m; Ice, 90 IA. Daily
at 80 p m.
For Waynesburg Junction, Springfield and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday
at 80 m, % and IS y m, Sundays only ~
05 IN. ] 85 and 450 IN.
For Joanna, Birdsbor0, Reading and inter.
mediate stations. daily, except sunday, ~
30 a m and 55 p m, Sunday only ~ %
m and 35 p m.
a. g. McCAUSLAED, Superintendent
BOWNESS BRIGGS. Gen. Passenger Agent,
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

The Clayton House is a family hotel
Every effort is made by the mauagemtot
TO make it home-like and attractive t.
those who live there
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
PoLITIcAL NoTEs.

The Joshua Il. Marvll Republican
spider Of the Third ward caught twenty
six flies last evening.
The second Clayton house conference
Of Democrats and Republicans relative
to the appointment OF non-psrtisan
deputy shefiiis will be held tomorrow.
The Republicans Of the Fifth ward
met IN the Smith building, No. 6lC
Market street, last evening, and per-
msnently organized, with ninety two
members and the following officers
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
he q noIng nia pntY.

Building Inspector Dohl is making a
determined effort to have all buildings
which are unsafe either repaired and
strengthened or demolished. Although
he is Republican official, we feel con-
strained TO say that his efforts in this
direction are highly commendable He
is, we believe, impartial in his rulings,
and actuated by an earnest desire to
conscientiously perform his duty as pre-.
seribed by law
While heowners Of property condemned
doubtless regard his action as harsh, they
must remember that Wilmington Is
rapidly becoming a city Of both size and
Importance, and that It's regularly
constituted officers must take every pre-.
caution necessary to protect Its citizens
from falling buildings. fire and pesti-
lence. The time is rapidly approaching
when frame house will not be toler-
ated within the built-up portion Of the
eity.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

Men in business will sometimes say
that they have tried advertising and it
did not pay This is only when adver-
tlalng IL done sparingly and grudgingly-
Homeopathic doses Of advertising will
not pay, perhaps; it is like portion
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

A horisa in Newport has sold ten
thousand dollars worth Of plants to s
single retail customer, George w. Van
derbilt who made the purchase for his
estate Ia North Carolina It IS said that
tropical plants such as palms and ferns,
thrive better under glass in Newport
than they do in their natural climate.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
The View York pemoorats

From the New York sun.
Of'all its services daring thirty years
caaseless struggle for the nabional
Democracy, the Democratic organization
OF New York did at Saratoga on Wednes.
day the greatest t, measured Ia loyalty and
devotion TO the party at large. At the
time when the Democratic party has been
shaken to its foundation, and when the
Empire State organization, Ia the face OF
disaster not Of its own making, might
iustihably think FIRST Of its own interests
and husband It's prestige for better oppor.
tunities in the future, the New York
Democrats have resolutely and unsel-
hshly thrown the flower of their army
into the breach. not questioning the
chances whether their action Is for actual
victory, or whether for sacrifice which
can only prevent the national rout from
being 30 overwhelming as 10 do away
with all present hope Of recovery
i
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

Cora-Is not Mfr. Brainerd something
in Yaleg Maud cannot say, unless he
is tooter | remember him blowing q
fish horn when Yale won the boat race
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

Rev Dewitt Talmage says that one
good hearty laugh ia bombshell explod-
ing in the right place, while spleen and
discomfort are a gun that kicks over the
man who shoots it of
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

An electric machine to wash dishes
and scrub floors has been invented and
is said to be great success
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

week
IS q. n6sssm;li li2si AaalslsH.IllsSSsN
Y -, I6 SO, Y 44,ill 20 SliINGeSN
y. M. Sundays, i3 o.,
~ 1910 e q m; Y ~, w.
PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY FOURTH
ni; f2 2A Is, NJ 40, Is. IS, IS 85, 81, a,
81 sSBasSs " ~ M Il X a e. Hso co. no as. II 20
. mi Iss, lzfa, s5, 455, % 90, 81, a.
FHII " IA lsT.PfiTl. il5 N ' TWELFTH AND MAR
KET SnREMTS. Week days, 70 O8, " u, ss 40,
| no 88 a m:f2 20, ~ "A, i1t 90 pm.
PHILADELPHIA, Gundays, "a O3, u ~, 1O z
G6esteTr as 81 es y a "a ays Is 6a s., o., n I7.f7 S.
u0 Is 40 50 so 10 o. no 38 lll As M; %, te 49,
a6 55. Is 35, 81, U a. e, le %, W ~ M
80 30, u 40 ID; %, u 40, 25, b5 % %, 81
V q, S25, 10 %, Ill % ~,
Atlantic City, week days nE M
/ il2 p, %. u - "a; sundays, " II, W M
WEST BOUND.
s9Fs s e 81 snd Wssqssfssona m ~ fs a oS Sest g. qfs n
| zoos isl3 l8 6S n. sundaysA e ", W,
IS 8s N; liz i6, fe05 &C. a 34, IS ls is bs ~
Baltimore and Way stations, : " m 2 ~
2 Newsrk. Del, week days, SIS, zgs, a9S
n; ~ le o. "A a 9s 55 y ~ ~ s o7 n 4 a. y
Il IL, 81, ! 7Sp9s1ls sg, is Il, 70 IS. il 10 ? ii.
Pittsbnrg, IS ;ss 4 n. "a "a p N, deily,
i CHICAGO. tE 81 q AiiS "a o. ~ - sAtsla5-gs
Cineinnsti and st. Louis, IL lo "a, ana
y NJ " m 9flssns, s via BristoI and Chattanooga
| Sss55 B nl, daily. Through sleeper 70 New Pr
'efiis esingerly accommodation, 709 n, 900, IS
T.endenbsre accommodation. week days,
l76a.s32 s Ia: s5 snd s 4S p n, Sundays, 8 50
Trains leave Market street station:
| FDr New York, week days, IL 20 q N,
| FOR Philadelphia. week days D I'd, III D,lS ~
gll s0e u; 6b, 45 y N. sundays, 20 M
l00 S., A5 . m.
Pitteburg and Chicago, week days, y ~ 3 "a.
Baltimore, week days, 5O, Vi ~ m; z bes
| fB 40 D m. Sunday CD p IN.
For IiGnd6nberg and way stations week
dsga, 6 50. 8 20 m; l5, 20 n. Sundays,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SIS., FOR
WIl4MINeTOR,wee days,t8 g, 609G 70, fs eg,
1905. Iil a. 1ni l2 90 noon; - 80, u As, 2 W,
- f40o, 80 So 90, f5 81. s5 IS "a, %. II 3s,
IS q, l0l0 and ~ 30 , m.
Sundays, T3 81, 9 90, $500, 90, 10 0l tll ~ :
n; ~ 90 noon; II 85, zoo. Ib, MO0, 4U,
9 30, 1873, 823, 10 10 and III a5 ? N.
/ LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, IWElFTH
AND MARKET SITS Weeks day, i3 ~, ~ ~
III 26, q IA; g3 49, 70 16, 81 y, . IA. sundays
IS 20, W 20, gll 26 a m; IS 46, ~ ~, y "a.
Telephone No 1893.
Rstes 10 Western points lower than via any
other line. g. o. SCULII. Genl PaEs. Agent
r. B. CAMPBELL. General ManHger.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

Bargains in Watches At Davidov \ % 2.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

Permanent boarders find many more
conyeniences at the Clayton House than
can be had elsewhere in Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIONs.

FOR SENATOR'S,
HARRY DAY OF Brandywine.
JAMES 7. sHALLoROSs Of St. Georges.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04

James W. Ponder will address the
Tunnel and Bancroft Club, OF Milton,
on Saturday evening.
Evening journal., 1894-10-04
EVENING JOURNAL.

SIT is better to be right than to sue
ceed' Grover Cleveland,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

have any amount OF style and he a nigh
stopper Mrs. Lawrence always nas
seven horses In her stable. and more oi'eh
ten~these she has bought hcrsef.
III I zee horse l like ! o"y ann.
she sad 20 tire writer not long 9go'
do not care whether he has been treiheo
or not. can train him myse1f.' she always
has n pair FOR her broughan or dOrsay.
n single. fooscr for the dog-cart. pony
for her children. and teams for tandem,
n airing or four-ln-hand driving. sac
always drives three horses abreast TO her
blackboard
Mrs. T. +. uascrot. OF Cleveland. Is a
good fudge Of horse. and always buys
her own. Her saddle horse Ascot" won
the fl, prize last year In the iades
saddle class. Mrs Barring and Mrs. Ar
tbur. OF the same town. also know
rood horse and own several which nave
taken prizes at horse shows.
Mira G. 4. Mum. Of Chicago ~ quite
an experienced whip. and Il good judge
OF a thoroughbred.
Some az the trapp.est-looking horses
acen in Washington are those owned oy
Mrs Mary McClearS Bugher. and they
were all purchased by their mistress, VINO
is a connolsseur In horsc flesh.
DIANA CROSSWAHS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

tive policy. II Is crsd!tAtio 10 the senate
and fortunate for tho Democratic party
that Il has adopted n conservative and
sensible measure Of tarih reduction. and
not q violent and radical one. They have
thus disperrsd the many ISLANDERS ana
predictions OK their political opponents.
When patient Is grievoasly rick 0!
reduced, wise physician considers what
strength he may possess before he re-
sorts TO heroic treatment. Your Dr. san
grado on the contrary, comes In, mas
his patient tossing IN bed with a raging
fever. worn and wasted. barely aiive.
and then, with a wise look OF authority
and quiet decision, he proceeds to take
from the sufferer u few ounces OF blood.
and orders next a cold bath and walk
OF a mile or two. regardless of weather
If n patient survives all thls, behold the
triumph OF SCIENCE IL he dies under II.
as Is too probable. tire Doctor has the
consolation of having followed his theory
boldly. without nInching or pity for any
one The SanHrado has vanished before
the wise advance Of modern medicine
He Is RENTED to history and the shades.
But the political empir!c and desperate
f. ,rrepressihle He refuses TO die or De
silent. Like the poor. he dbldes win us
always. he has come to stay. and VIII
ride us 10 death IL our folly shall be eluai
to his audacity. IL ". ".
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srAMsTREsSEs BY THE DAY.
What the Girls Friendly Society h's
,,one for Busy Housewives

oCorrespondence of the Dspaich)
,,1,V WORK. August 4.-No bread cast
III. mon the waters of philanthropy
-. hindl,. hands has made such satisfac-
ror,. returns as that expended IN eh"''"
to aid the Girls Friendly Societies IHeSe
organizations. composed Of young uhuai-
,ie1 women. are most frequently cor
Quoted Ia connection with church Inc
,,i-le themselves ostensibly officer ana
REGULATE them. but in order 10 get 'le
best results a few influential ana uI'cIee'
,...,,.r ~ the CONGREGATION do in reality
control the association. They take 10
formal par; IN governing, but u5uallg ~
tnat cheerful and commodlpus cruz ,,,',ii
are provided, plenty OF genuine NJ
rn.ut is afforded and more than an tllds
the members are thoroughly lhSuuS'0i
in money making, wonanly trades. -
For eIawule. we all recall how next 10
impossible q few years ago IL "sS " So
"A tOupeteut woman 70 come 10 tile hO-oc
and sew bv the DAY. Such hopeless, ~
gravating hund,ra were fOlsied upon on.
hv well meaning employment bureaus 81
s. Tor eight hours Work. th'N VIZ a. a.,
elderly women. VINO. falling AT every thIs
else felt qualified 10 slaughter dry Soous,
fashions, and tn ir cmpl y, r. temper q,
SO much per diem l. rond running tne
ecMlng-nlaCn ne tltlr dCcOihii'S"iA'o'''' 90
Now however since the girls Friendlies
have been IN active operation. houss wives
inrl,us are lasseucd by al least one
trial Application 10 the society IS sure
10 : cure q young and clever scaustress'
,yro !. satisfied u earn N25 per day.
aud expects 10 come at and Work iii }
o'clock. - H.
rouchlv Instructed IN the ar of dress
making. and he- every method IS honcs-.
cautions. ard neat. She has taken lessons
I'm fitting from measurements, has been
Taught the value OF keeping posted on
each phase OF current fashions. Is ground
90 In PRINCIPLES Of courtesy and gcntie-
ness. 50 that her presence Is actually
pleasure I'm the house.
Nor is il only IN the material essentials
Of her profession that the ls'-Friendly
searnstress IS the superior OF all DINERS.
Her wise and far-sighted instructors nave
Impressed uu0n her q few simple lessons
that underiic all success. They nave
taught her how Surely generosity ana
intcgrliy IN the work We DO for other ;
Is the surest road for our own sen-ad-
vancement sac achieves just what she
lives makes her services absolutely IN
VARIABLE and when the opportunity
comes. as n always does, she is equipped
10 step pp and out Of drudsery. To wo-
,oen Of an ages and estate the Girls
Friendly Society II a blessing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

ieg above me hucc, lying next to the
lnIt ..a
The i,,..., SIS tie Joint tust below the
knee.
".r forearm is That part OF The lrS lie,
low t.c elbow ana knee.
Tho I,.. is Tho joint o. thu hnl-leg
boa between feuo,k ana foot shank,
tn ..rts az The lorc-leg between the knee
AMI fetlock.
The ppi,t 81 the hind leg between the
he ana the hook j. called th. stGc ana
v.thrrs ARE thc slightest point of the sloul-
e.f. between the neck ana the back.
TIE top OF u- head between the ears is
Lt.wu az the r3l. The front teeth are
n.p.-rs. The Ncl, tec,h grinders The
ff.t is the triangular piece OF sppnsy
horn u tA- middle OF the sole 0f thc foot,
f.n.ns a cushion. for the Naricular
iYn.
sIr.rs and s'hnts, cNcr"fc ences On ne
h.r.. ot the leg. are usually caused by
s'r ou :hr fore shank thcy are called
f1iu... and may do no harm. ou the hind
lr-s 'r, 4l, spIa.1s and usually result IN
Pom. M lananess.
Il Interfere is 90 strike the fctlock with
o. f1.t. o forge .s CD strike the toe %,
tr tr. foot U.tl the Zoe of The h.nd loot.
L..Iy trc result 81 had shooting.
N,HLN WHO ARE EXPERTS.
Co.,. .i me b.,t Judges OF horseiiesh,
arHHr w.W pr s. Airs. Isaac Lawrence.
N-..- orc must always mention when
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

-.s.. ,.,, -I.I. ...t ft e. lffcuf IfgttS 4 great
,.rI.H.. Inr instance. Mrs.
...l.~.. rrirr. is q cob.
.t... t,,.ho. hi.l.. be IL
'.. .. .ti. and action. TIE
l...' ~. Il Il riooI-
Same 'tH - ~
IS .'". '''.' -....4 e., ,l,c
j. t.Af '-'i.'- ii"ii ''V r.,
i.r Dds ''
tit n ht'it Hi-". %. ~ Ii. and
~ f'i- i.N.i'. IN H-'''' -
otD- Hii A' i'r " i'''.'"s .t.i...,
9. ID. hfr fi q" ii dog b. p''' 81
ID. WaltUy.~ @ti t. Di ii'p 3'' '"'' '''''-'
POINTS go 1879 LOOKED To.
ID, ,..,,.,.. ,...,r horse. se-. 80 Il that he
,.,... %. 4, t,r following description.
whcr i5 from uo Jess AN authority man
Sir T8sI0r. of that very smart paper the
EIs.- ard Driver.
Tl. h.i! ehoui %" not TOO iaIt' am
ftg.r broad between ihr eyes. "I''h 'n'.
D. f.l ari bright. ana itr ears IAlii'
small The ne.k muse be- heht ana I'D" "s
u afpr0t. % Is inc h'ah D-' "'. Wv '., ,,,
since ia p,cs q blood or .o"chlhE
iupr f.ou. Deep shoulders ana VIZ
elopi ba0E are iH" j. ''hi's I'D i'NU
fan',I horse. more Idi '.'"l1ilF W. n"'
ncy. short sunfht sn""ri mus ',...,.,
of' ''""' "''''.' ,..n, .',,,p y-sll-
. 81, o',h e.l. forming
.Ii.,. .,o.y b. centre Th,n. with
1...t ,.,.r,.r. hrot! and muscular. tno tail
,..,', ,., e.,trr. s-f.f.lit out Ike that OF
,,.r'..ii.,.t
-..i and ,.,,rrrtl Ices are necessary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
Y0RK-RIVER LINE,vn wEsrror1
THE FAvORITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

IhafN no. 10. 40 T. ~
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except
Sunday, for West Point. connecting VIA
York-riyer steamers for BaltM re, az
which point connections are mafe Win
rail lines Tor Washington. philadelphia.
New York, &c.
TRAIN 80. 10. $40 p. ~
LOCAL EApRkSS. daily except sun.
day. stops al all stations. Al Lester tla-
nor CONNECTS with stage FOR " aikef,yn:
also, AT West Point with i0fS-riFes
steamers for Baltimore. -,
steamers leave Baltimore al i. IL
daily except Sunday. 49,,
Trains fs0m West Point arrive az hisl'
moad al 9N5 A. NJ. daily, Mo n IA
daily, except sunday AM Noh1aF' als
SO p. n. DALI. except SUNDAY
TRAIN No. "A. 100 \. ~
local MINED. aalN except sSnoayl
raves Twenty tnrd street for west TWAS
and interaealate pointa. ,,,...,.
Ticket-olllce at station. foot OK sHs'.ss
s,r.., Open thirty Minutes toi"se Wv
dsparture OF ala trains. 49,. 49,.
Guy ticket-otiee-sG eass ~' Ttilsk
''v,ss,c Manager. General Pass. AL
4, III i:Rl,l<N, tieneiai NAna6et
a "A. THOAPsOls, Sop St,ns'i p1.
yoIS M. BEALL. l'rateiIs.s S.sssr
GER Agent, 90 east Mhn s"eo'
rionc. Va
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lLaY Give Satisfaction,

An who have seen them are delighted
Min the Famous Paintings OF the
Woria," which are now being offered to
their subscribers by the Dispatch Com
pany. Call and sec them. Each number
can Dc had by bringing or sending three
coupons and 10 cents 10 the Dispatch of'
ice, l.. a. 1910. - {. 49, -
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Salem Female Academy

The n,ucty-,hiri annual session begins SIP
TENDER 4. 1894. Register for last year "a
Special features: The Development Of Health,
Character. and Tntellect. buildings Thoroughly
remode.ied. Fully equipped Preparatory, vol-
legiate. and Post GRADUATE Departments, De-
sides rrst-,,ass schools IA Music. Arr, Languages,
Commercial and lndustri,i studies.
j. II. CLEWELL, Principal. salem, n. &.
~ 81 Tu,Th, Sa,Hsuit'
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OOANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,
DICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ No. 3EASr GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
JONI II. POWELL, Principal;
Nrs. 4. q. PEYTOS, Associate Principal.

Tho o2d session will begin WEDNESDAY,
SoptefnDcr 20, 1884. Catalogue containing all
necessary information aud the names Of tho
rorus 0f teachers found at the bookstores and
sent upon application. " 1871, su& WtOclJ
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fSn.W&Fl
G0NsuMP TlON
SURELY CURED,

To THE EDIToB-Please inform your read
ers that have positive remedy for tho
above named disease. BY its timely usc
thousands of hopeless cases havc been per-
manently cured. 1 shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy free to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will
send me their express and post Office address
TIA. Slocum, NJ. c., 1873 PearlSt., New York
Ife IS-enSnly--fe lG.WeON var
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writing OF u woman and her horse. She
buys a new one almost as often as she
buys a new hat Color Is no consiiefa-
ton with her. for she believes, with every
true lover OF the animal, that "a good
horse rs OF any color" ne must. however,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

CHARIOTTE HALL SCHOOL.
~ Charlotte Hall, s. Mays county. Nd. Gao
hundred and tventy-ars, year thorough act-
demic instruction under military discipline.
Haalthful location a. the historic "tool
Springs. In proximity 20 Baltimore AMI wash
iugton. GtOkDE NJ fttOhAS y. ~,
iy3l-im Principal
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COIJFGT. FORTY

IA SECOND year. Elective course. High
standard. Large library. Laboratory. Health
In. mountain climate. uommorcisI and Prepa-
ratory Courses God morals. Very moderate
EXPENSE. Catalogue, win views, rec. address
the PRESIDENT, salem. Va. IS s-eoi6w&w4s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
REDEORD co. VIRGINIA.

A thoroughly equipped school, complete IN its
appointments, Of high grade, Tor BOYS ana
Young Men. For catalogue Or Information ap-
ply 20 bellevue Po-t-Ofice.
~ 1877 su6W2m ". Il. ABBOT, Principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

MRS. MAY TALLEY, FIFTEEN
VI YEARS EXPERIENCE. VOICE CUL-
TURF, LAaPEK1Ps METHOD, SIGbT slSo-
Isa Piano, nssons's system ~ touch and
technic, theory. analysis; pedagogy al applied 10
insfrI.ti0n IA music: musie, literature and
allied sab,cctA gnoor7 AMI analysis gwen 70
each ssugent. History class for Students once
Dor weeK Ii3 cas-. lraaknn street. Kich-
mOld, Va. " lo-opdtOcOl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-05

EAUQ UIER INSTITUTE FOR
n YOUNG LADIES, wA2RENTON, VA.-The
thir,y-fonrth year begins September 10, 1894.
Situated In Piedmont region Of Nirginia on Rich
mo nj ani Danvile railroad. rfty-6ve miles rom
Washington. For catalogue address GEORGE
G. BU1LEN. A. NJ, Principal. " l5-su&Ih20t