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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES,

4 OST-Ou Wednesday, a lady Ia t the ta.sel of n
- gold bracelet. somcvh re Oh Fenchutch street
ar III i3ramf Teton, Via Holt street bridge suitable
rsw,rd oGe oil Tor Ietu u 10 40. IS rcncLur,h
street. ulyl.-It
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There are lots Of negligee shirts.
but we think we have found the best
1t will cost you nothing to look.
Nichols x Wallacs, 1863 Main street.
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Until June lst | will treat stock, free
OF charge. +. +. White, ID. V. s.,
Phone go. Office McClesry Il Nc.
Clellan's stables, Union street.
myi II
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I osI-Diamoud Earring. Reward raid If ler, n
y = Main street. TIE ID. LoWENBkRG Il. 5
&c ". myli-.tF
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A beautiful line Of Belt buckles JUS
I'D. New patterns. Chapman & Jake
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ADlhs' Chchester's English Pennyroyal Pills
~ r,l. no oa prN"s ss are the Best 81. E,,9
Chichester ' Chsmissaalu Co m4i lsd,
aiyi5-su,wfr "
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Have you been to Goldman & Hof-
heimer'e, 100 Main street?
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ITANTED-MEN WHO WILL WORK FOR
" s'7.VV month salary or large commission
ceiling goods 10y sampl 10 dealers; experience I'M
necessary. write us we will explain: Tor sealed
Eariicu ars aead stamp HOl SElIoLD SPECIAI-
~ Co., 1j Fourth street Cincinnati Ohio. "a
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For electric fans and ventilating fans
OF all kinds, address X. Il. Cobb, No.
y Roanoke avenue, Norfolk, Va.
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You CAN CLEAR s2J TO 500 wEELKY.-
4 Ohtain your at agency; do not answer IN
4sS yon san INeSt SG1 In $40 pty able only on re-
e"Pt OF go d; something new; NJ experience
rete'Sary. We SEMI full part iculars with highett
reierences. Address MANUFACTURER. 4. O.
box 1854, Nav York City. mvi7.siue Nv
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WANTED = Several bolrders for summer
" months hrs'-cas' modations healthy
Scaiiy, country ami town advantages. For parti-
aulars, address Nv
nyIG-tlF Amlers, G. V,
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s37. i79.SO2 surplus.

The Equitable Life Assurance Socie.
ty has nearly twice as much surplus as
any other life insurance company.
a. MYFRs hapo1ar
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EARE OPPORTUNITY TO LEASr.-The spl.n.
ou war hoi'e No - aud 50 Water street now
SS,upe' by the Hetk-Iiershier ir lGoots Co
los'.s' on given January / 1886 possibly sGop,T
apply 20 u. oWENBEKG, Columbia Buildiny
Lyl4-2w
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MONEY TO LOAN 5000 on Norfolk CITY
~ ~ 81 hstaie At siI pr cent. One - five years
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" ANTED-Busnrss man TO travel Address
III references. McGREGoR. 1870 Cla1ton
Fu Id n, Chicago. III. mvl7-it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18

Have you been to Goldman & aof-
heimer's, 100 Mnin street?
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u AHlLD-lady agents tn ghout Virginia 10
~ handle an article that sells on its MORT Ad-
Gross 81 Fifth avenue :. T., Roa- uoke, Va oc2O
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SVANTED-A dr t-clas, color d cook setilsu; un-
derSiands marking. Apply 81 Church street
= a.. iat
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Ii you want watches, clocks, jewelry
or silyerware call on Brown Il Wolf,
successors to S. Il. Smith, IL Bank
street
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For >aic or Eiii Exchange
For first class BICYCLE nearly new
stylish buggy. Ii. L. Owen, 275 Water
street.
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NANTEp-Aecnts to take orders by sample at
HON OF tr.rel exp nsei aud good salary or
commission 10 right iarty Sampl emt on ap-
Z ie1iicn. Add esS, with stamp, Lock Bo1 $40
New York city.
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HOARp-1hrce gentlemen get Que large
- well furnished room on seeond floor, in central
part of the city, with hoard for SIC per month
~ by addressing BOARD, box C., CITY rost-
ounce tnyl-tr
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NNANIED COOK: Apply at residence of d
~ LOW IN BERG. Ghest ,nvi7-3t
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FOR RENT
ROOM FOR RENT.

One OF Two gentlemen can obtain Il nicely inr.
n>thed ROOM centrally located, with all II odern
conreniencet Including bath, gas and heat. with
q Three minutes walk OF tho electric line. A. c.
6.,caIe NiJginian. nolO-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18

{tST RECE NEp.-50O Bu,hel, Of H. T.. tlack.
e. ,sy ana Whippnorwill Peas on consignment {.
a. EALG Co, - Market 81 ac, m1IlIv
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18

WANTED. =. Special Advertising Canvas.er..
familiar with premium nerchantile trade;
money maker Of 1894 Also clover general canvas
gers on greatest seller OF the day. STANLEY.
BRADLEY. = T. l6. St. New York.
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TALENT DESERVES PRAISE.
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wHNTErs.


SVANTED-'ro rent two unfurn shed rooms for
~ gentleman and wife. Address, stating lowest
Terms, " /. H., care Niginian. myis-lts
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An OphthalmoIogist that Knows His
Business. Rev. DR.. M. B. Wharton
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18

Try Mnrrays dinners and breakfasts
Que. each. They are the best III the
State; 54 Roanoke avenue.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18

Have You been to Goldman & Hof-
heimer's, 100 Main street?
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18
WIDE AWAKE
SHOE RETAILING.

, me demand for Low Cut nd Tan Shoes is so great
nearly every wholesaler and retailer country is
no on TINS very class OF goods Not us. Last
manler everything looked gloomy when the ground was
sno" covered labor and leather cheap Manufacturers
were larry oegg'ng Tor work We took advantage Of the
Snlon ana Pcd In our orders for Summer Shoes. In
consequences we are selling our seasonable Shoe
for rs '''i'''i quaii1'eo
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18

"hen Baby WAS sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris
when she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoeia.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-18

4 LICENSED SALOON, with Pool and Billiard
lahles, ior SAFE Good location: cause ior sell
Sng IA health Address Il. H. This uihcc. myIStf
The eagle., 1895-01-02

HERE ought to be some change in the
law in reference to the collection of taxes
in this territory. At least there ought
to be provision for the enforcement of
the collection OF taxes on real estate
more promptly than the payment of
taxes can be enforced under the present
law. Under the old law the taxes levied
for any year become due on the first of
August and delinquent on the first of
November OF the year in which the taxes
were levied, and real estate could be
sold for taxes in the following March.
Now one-half of the taxes become paya-
BILE on the first of January of the next
year and the other half becomes payable
on the first OF July of the year following
that in which the assessment was made.
This law was passed, as it was claimed,
for the relief OF the taxpayers, but it has
proved to be a most serious impediment
in the way OF the collection of taxes and
on its account there are more delinquent
taxes in the territory than was ever
known before. Collectors are powerless
to enforce the collections OF taxes until
more than year after the first INSTALL
ment becomes due and this leaves a
large amount OF taxes on the rolls at all
times. If the delinquent taxes could be
collected promptly many OF the counties
in New Mexico would be in much better
shape financially. Here is a chance for
some OF our Legislators to distinguish
themselves.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

ID. p. CARR will introduce a bill into
the legislature providing for change OF
venue in civil and criminal cases in the
district courts. The bill makes the
granting of change of venue largely
within the discretion OF the Judge and
makes change of venue more difficult
to secure than under the present law.
Besides it provides that the. .costs, per
diem OF the jurors trying the case, pay
OF court officers, stenographer and inter
prefer, shall be paid into the treasury of
the county to which case is taken on
change OF venue; ii a civil case by the
party against whom judgment is rem
dered, and ii criminal case by the
county in which the Indictment was
found. The bill, ii passed, will discour-
age so many applications for change Of
Venue and the taxpayers OF one county
will not be obliged to pay taxes for court
expenses incurred in the trial OF cases
from other counties. The bill ought to
meet with no opposition.
The eagle., 1895-01-02
nary promptness.

A NEW registration law is one of the
necessities OF the territory. Under the
present law it requires $3.50 to pay for
the registration OF voters in this county.
The work ought to be done and well
done for one-third this sum. A law
which allows three men to sit for six
days in precinct where there are less
than two dozen voters, for the purpose
OF getting the names on q registration
list, ought to be repealed. Under this
law the taxpayers OF the county are
simply paying for time wasted.
The eagle., 1895-01-02
If you have turned over that new leaf,
see that it does not get turned back.

The Americas Vaudeville Company
opened at the opera house Monday
night and were big hit. The singing
OF the quartette was especially fine.
Arlmo the hand balancer fully sustained
his reputation as the premier equilibrist.
Silbon and Emerie on the flying rings
were very clever Miss Emerson is one
OF the best lady contortionists in the
profession, and the after piece entitled
"Uncle Josh's Double" brought the en-
tertanment to successful close. Ow-
ing to the inclement weather Monday
night the company will give another
performance tonight.
The precinct elections will be held on
Monday the 18th inst. Justices OF the
peace and constables are to be elected in
all OF the precincts OF the county.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

ALREADY there is talk OF calling the
fifty-fourth congress in extra session
should the present congress fail to pass
any financial legislation. Ii the dem
ocrats in congress would adopt demo-
cratic policy and pass bill in conformi-
ty with the time honored doctrines of
the democratic party there would be no
need of an extra session.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

THE free coinage republicans of the
west are working to secure the nomina-
ton of Senator Cameron, OF PenMsyl-
vania, for the presidency next year.
The senator is an earnest advocate OF
the free and unlimited coinage OF silver,
but the eastern republicans will never
listen to his nomination. The republic
can party, as Il party, is not for free
coinage.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

If the members OF the present legisla-
ture can devise and pass a law which
will prevent frauds in the elections in
New Mexico, they will be deserving OF
the undying gratitude OF all the honest
citizens.Of the territory.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

THE new fee and salary law went into
effect yesterday. This law will cut
down the current expenses OF this coum-
ty, exclusive OF interest payments, be-
tween thirty and forty per cent. Mate
rial reductions have been made in the
commissions OF the collector and assessor
and the allowance for feeding prisoners
has been cut down about one-half. EX-
cepting the interest payments, these are
The eagle., 1895-01-02

REPUBLICAN editors who have been
threatening to defeat statehood for New
Mexico are all at sea since Mr.. Catron
has declared for statehood. These edi-
tors should take course in the Optics
school of journalism.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

GOVERNOR Thornton is doing every
thing in his power to secure the passage
of bill through congress for the admis-
sion OF New Mexico and for his efforts in
this behalf he deserves the best wishes
of the democrats of New Mexico.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

THE new law fixing the fees and sala-
ries OF county officials has gone into ef--
feet and the current expenses of this
county will be very materially reduced.
There is a brighter prospect ahead for
the taxpayers Of the county.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

the heaviest expenses of the county and
the reductions will enable the county
commissioners to prevent any increase
in the floating Indebtedness OF the coun-
ty if tax collections come in with ordi-
nary prOmptness.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

THE good people OF Santa Fe should be
continually on the watch these moon
light nights to see that the Albuquerque
sharpers do not move the whole city
down to the fiat in the rear of the San
Felipe.
The eagle., 1895-01-02

Col. BLISS, the regimental band and
two companies OF cavalry which Santa
Feans are looking for from Fort Bayard
will not leave this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-06

after this Incident, fancied in his old age
that he wished to see his boyhood friend.
and most Of all the fair young girl whose
love long years before he almost, but not
quite, had dared to ask.
lie forgot country manners and called
at half past IL in the forenoon. He was
asked to walk right out into the kitch.
en-, as there was no fire anywhere else.
His early admiration stood before him in
worn calico dress, no collar and a wide
and not faultlessly clean apron. Her half
combed grizzly hair was tucked under q
rusty black lace cap trimmed with fadec
purple ribbon. She had no teeth, and a
huge pair OF silver bowed spectacles were
pushed up on her brown, wrinkled fore
head
Fifty-two years before they had parted
with kiss, and he had been intending &c
meet her with one, and thus bridge the
chasm Of years, but he changed his mind
when through his gold bowed glasses be
took in the picture before him.
Wipine her hands on her apron, she gave
him a hearty handshake and babe him
sit right down." adding that they were
killing hogs and trying up lard but il
he would stay to dinner" she would have
"a fire put in the front ROOM"
OF course he declined the invitation,
and for his own comfort as well as for his
convenience he determined to make his
call short Still he must say something
complimentary before leaving, but what
could be say,
Just then the lard boiled over, and with
. shrill cry to her daughter to "come
quick" the woman jumped up and caught
hold Of tho kettle. The smoke and per.
fuine were in themselves far from agreea
bic, but t.cy were grateful to the caller,
as they gave him a chance for the desired
compliment.
Your step has lost none of its elasticity
since the evening we sauntered together
along the banks OF the R. he said, while
distributing out his gold headed caDa
lis needed to support mine
YES" answered the woman, I'm a
spry as kitten, and l have thought eveI
since you've been here that 1 was GLAD
enough time hadn't changed me as it hai
you. Companion.
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FLORISTS.
MRS. j, W. WING ARD.
FLORIST.

Palms. Plants and FLORIST Supplies Gu
flowers and design work for funerals
parties and weddings q specially. Spe
cial attention given TO decorating
Greenhouses 3is SAG North Water ssres:
Vichira, b
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w. A. JORDAN. Nj. ID.

w. A. JORDAN, NJ. d.
Office: Fletcher Block, Ground Floor,
Main Street Entrance.
Cures all cases of Rupture IN to
weeks without knife, without pain,
without detention from business. No
pay required until cure is effected.
Hydrocele, varicocle; piles, fistula and
assure successfully treated.
Special attention given 10 diseases of
women.
Private hospital for patients from
abroad.
LIQUOR HABIT CURED-No pay
until cured.
Calls in the city promptly answered.
day or night.
OFFICE HOURS.
to II Q. m. 2 TO p. III. z 10 $50 p, m
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Drum Calls.

About the year 176S the beats and calls
Of the drum used in the service were put
Into a permanent shape. The tattoo. or
beat of the drum calling soldiers 10 their
quarters at night, was once called tap
too, > from the Dutch word signifying, No
more drink to be tapped or sold -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-06

According to Linnnus, millet grows
Gild in many parts of India, IN central
Asia or.' '-'5~~ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-06

Actual business practice Siih Eastern Col
ieees through : =. mali the crow uiug feature
The only Commercial college IA the Sou, d
wesi that supports I've Actual Business De
partmsn.s.
The Commercial. Lads. Others Follow.
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NOT TIE SAME GIRL
But She "Wes Glad Time Hadn't nIeSs
Amy Changes In Her.

The following anecdote has both COM
lcal and pathetic side. What long tins
80 years IS in the life Of a human beingi
And how far apart, how unlike in tastes,
feelings, opinions and habits men and
women can become who in childhood slept
under the same roof, attended the same
school ard dreamed of nothing but of be-
Ing friends forever! 4 gentleman whose
''courtly manners" were mentioned in al!
She ,4eyr spaDcrs when be died few years
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-06

The PrussiaE government expands over
$50, 600 year in support of the labora-
tories conducted with the medical depart
ment of the University of Berlin. This il
exclusive of the salaries paid to professors
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NR. C. C. FURLEY.

Office 351 i. Douglas Ave. cor. Topeka
Residence 1920 n. Lawrence ave.
Telephone No. 50.
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Dermody Plumbing, Pump and Supply Co


We
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

over their mines. The following in this
connection Is taken from the Blueiield
Daily Telegraph OF Thursday
Exciting rumors OF impending trouble
In the Elkhorn region led the Grocer Of
ficials, yesterday. TO engage a number
OF armed men 20 protect their works.
"a company OF ten, headed by Sergeant
7. A. Brown. have gone from Blueneld.
The other Elkhorn operations and all the
railway bridges and trestles are well
guarded.
"The detectives working in the field re-
ported that the strikers were making
threats that they would have the men out
who are working in the ElkhOrn mines
If II required force TO make them stop.
"a great deal Of talk OF a threatening
character was picked up, and some Of IL
was credited 10 men who are prominent
In the councils of the strikers. While
making due allowance for exaggeration.
the company officials have though II
best to place guards at the plants In
order to assure protection to those who
are disposed 10 work.
"The companies have posted notices that
unless the men return TO work they will
be required TO vacate their houses at the
end Of thirty days.
"The strength OF the United Nine
Workers --as put 10 the test yesterday in
holding back many Of the old employees
OF the four companies that did not cut
wages. 1t is we'll known that some OF
the miners want to return TO work. but
they are so thoroughly under the in
huence OF the union that they remain out
in order 20 help their brethren TO main
tain the Old scale OF wages. IL appears
10 be the Judgment stlll Of the leaders
that the quickest way 10 end the strike
IS to make the coal-tOnnage as small as
possible. in order to force the railroad
to accede to the demands OF the opera
tors. There are some advocates. however
Of the theory that the best way to main
tain wages is to man as fully as possible
those operations which did not reduce
wages
There were public meetings and con
ferences at various points yesterday, and
the strikers were evidently as determined
as ever" W.
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WARRENTON.
The Spirit of Improvement-Per-
sonnI Mention.

WARRENTON, VA, May 25.-(special)
The spirit Of improvement is moving our
beautiful little town. The citizens have
succeeded in getting a cow-law passed,
and after the 1st Of June COWS will no
more be seen roaming at large through
our streets. New fences and fresh paint
take away something OF the picturesque
ness of some old places, but lend a pleas
ing effect Of prosperity to them.
Already visitors are coming in. Among
them l note Colonel and Mrs. Libert and
their daughter. Miss Sophy L.ibert. Colo
mel L.ibert is a German. but fought in
the late war on the northern side. The
family but recently come over from
Germany. and expect to buy home near
Warrenton.
Mrs. william Herbert. OF Alexandria,
and Mrs. Rives. OF Albemarle, are visit
ing their brother Major II. Taylor Scott.
Miss Kate Mason Rowland. the writer
OF the Life of George Mason" and
several interesting articles which have
appeared In Harper's and other we'll
known magazines, has engaged rooms at
Mrs. Bowerss for a month";
Miss Nee. PAYNE has returned 10 her
lovely home. on Culpeper street. after
a winter in Baltimore.
General w. II. Payne has returned, with
his family.
Major and Mrs. Beverley Randolph have
driven over from The Moorlngs," In
Clarke. TO make a short stay with their
daughter, Mrs Charringt0n. before the
latter sails for England. the LIST OF June.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
THE soUTHwEsT's RICHES.
Marion's BOom-The WytheVille En-
terprise's Woman's Edition.

WYTHEVILLE. VA. May 25.-(SpeciaL)
Our little sister town, Marion, did not
have a severe case Of boom" when all
the other towns in the Southwest were
thus afflicted. Determined not to be out
done she is now engaged in developing
her "boom." Prohting by the experience
of other towns. may she come safely ana
profitably through the attack.
In RYE Valley" not far from Marion
there are undoubtedly rich and vast de-
poslts of zinc. lead. iron, manganese, ana
other valuable ores.
Rye Valley is a continuation or grippe
creek. and is as rich In ores as the better
known. better-deyeloped. famous Grippe
Creek valley.
4 few miles Of railroad tapping TO the
Norfolk and Western at Marion would
make these valuable ore-veins WORKABLE
nj small cost and Marion would then be
The very place to establish manufacturers,
furnaces. etc. A..
on. for the golden key 20 unlock the
doors behind which are hidden the mar
veIlous treasures. boarded by the cen
turtles. I'm the rock-ribbed hills and ragged
valleys OF Southwestern Virginia!
There would be money enough and work
enough then IN the "Old Dominion 10
support every family In comfort 10 re
bulld the old homesteads. and 70 reclaim
All her waste lands, 10 establish schools,
colleges hospitals. reformatories, libra
ries. and art galleries
ANOTHER SCHOOL CONTEMPLATED
Rev. MIR. Naif, a graduate OF Emory
and Henry College, has priced Jackson
park Hotel building, and Is strongly con-
sidering opening another school for young
ladies' here.
The officers OF the Wytheville Develop
psent Company have offered 70 give the
large hotel building. which is two thirds
finished, 70 any one who will complete IL.
furnish Il, and run II as hotel. They
nriced the building 10 Mr. Man for 4