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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
WONDERFUL ESCAPE.
A Thrilling Experience with hieht-
utu, Ncnr charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July 10
fSpec.al)-Yesterlay evening about
o'clock as Mrs. T. NJ. Buck and her three
little boys were returning to their nome
from Charlottesville. they were overtaken
bv n storm. When nearly opposite the
daIrv-farm OF Payne & Cary trench
!ous ball Of lightning struck the horse AZ
,ached to their vehicle, prostrating me
animal. and apparently killing. IL out
right: The occupants Of the vehicle dcr were
stunned or shocked. one OF the little
boys got out and ran over to Mr.. Payne
for assistance. While he was gone the
ladv and the other boys tried TO ford the
branch near by, which was very mrch
swollen. but the water was too deep ana
rapid. They managed. however, to cross
on an adjacent fence. and went up to Mr..
Pavne's.
The horse. which turned out 10 be only
stunned got M. and Mr. cambridge hap
pening along at the time caught and tied
ii TO a fence. and afterwards hal II taken
TO his house, where ii was this morning
alive.
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ROANOKE. VA. July 1s.-Cspeciai.,

ROANOKE. VA, July 16.-(special.)-
Richmond lost two games 10 Roanoke to-
day. To make the defeat all the more
the second game
In the first contest the work of both
teams was excellent. In the second. Roa-
noke played without an error, but the
visitors had four challled up To their
credit. The largest crowd OF the season
was present, and they cheered the good
plays made on both sides.
Roanoke tried two new pitchers. and
both did well. the work of Moore being
little short of phenomenal lie Is
voury man from Knoxville. Tenn, who
was recommended by Catcher McClung
late of the Petersburg team and this was
the first professional game he has ever
pitched. The youngster did not show the
slightest signs Of nervousness. and felded
his position like veteran. lie also
showed that he is a hard hitter. Foster
robbed him OF an apparently safe hit by
great running catch.
Tannehill pitched the first game for
Richmond. and was hit hard at all
stages.
In the first inning Sherer led off with
single. Fultz sacrihced him TO second
and he scored ahead Of Little on the lat
ter's home-run drive over left-held fence.
In the third Fuliz started with hit, and
went 70 third on Stahrs double. The
former scored on Littles high fly TO
Groves, and Stahl took third on Padden's
out at first Cavanaughs single sent
aim across the rubber.
ADDED THREE MORE.
In the fourth the Magicians added three
more runs Niox opened with single,
but was thrown out trying 10 purioln
second. Williams struck out; Sherer mt
Tor a double. and Fultz was sent TO first
,n balls. Both scored on Stairs Two
Dagger. The latter went TO second on
The throw-in and tailed on Lttle's single
Their last run was made IN the
lixth. With two men out. STAIN MT ior
double. and scored when Little did
likewise.
Richmond sent their first man across
The plate in the fourth. With two out
Houseman hit safely: Wells followed with
4 single and Foster was sent 10 trst on
balls McGowan's hit scored House
man, but Berte ended the inning-Wil-
Gams 20 Little The Bluebirds punched
their hits in the sixth, and added TWO
more to their total. Houseman was
retired. viox to Little. Wells was sent
10 first on balls. Foster, MCGOWAN. and
Berte hit safely. Kelly flied 20 out to
sherer. and Tannehin retired the side
Viox TO Little. In the eighth Wells
opened with single. Foster struck out;
MCGOWAN singled and Wells went TO
third. Berte hit to Viox. who threw him
,ut at first Little returned the ball TO
third In time TO retire MCGOWAN. Wells
scored on the play: Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17

CINCINNATI. OHIO, July 1.-THE
track was very fast at Oakley to-day. In
the first race some of the best 2-year-old
colts in the West met Frontier won a
game and very fast race from Sir Play.
In the Ruby Stakes there was beautiful
finish between Seanon and Dragon. In the
third race Pop Gray managed TO beat
Flash by a short head in fast time. At
tendance. 5000. Summaries:
First race-five and half furlongs-
Frontier Qls, Chorn. to u won. Sir Play
second. Ben Eden third. Time. Los.
Second race-six and a half furiongs-
Roosevelt Ql7. X. Isom. 10 TO - won. Jim
Donien second, Golden Fly third. Time,
1:2a12
Third race-six furlongs-Pop Gray Qo2,
Chorn, TO y won, Flash second, Mary
Keene third. Time l:l3 IA.
Fourth race--Ruby Stakes, selling. five
furlongs. value to winner sl.Je0-Seanon
n0s. bergen, 3 10 - won, The Dragon
second, Arcadia third. Time, iGl 81.
Fifth race-mile ard seventy yards-Lau-
reate COG. W. Johnson. 10 10 y won. Bren-
doc second, Tobln third. Time. 1:45
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BLOODY NEGRO FIGHT.
One Man Killed and Another Nor
tnIly wounded.

DANVILI.E. VA, July 1G.-tSpecial.)-
Information has just been received OF n
bloody negro fight at Swansonsville in
this county. on Saturday night. in which
one man was killed and another mortaiiy
wounded A third was arrested Henry
Dallas and Jim Gravely had had diff
ficulty several weeks ago, and on Satur-
day night they attended pay party.
Arthur Dallas n brother OF Henry. was
party the quarrel between the men was
renewed. when Henry Dallas grabbed
Gravely and ordered his brother. Arthur
Dallas. to fire on Gravely. which Arthur
did, putting two balls In Gravelys body.
Henry DALLAS then turned Gravely loose
ard fired two balls into him himself.
Craveiv fell TO the floor, and although
mortally wounded. drew his pistol and
shot Henry Dallas dead.
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THEY BROKE EVEN.
Lynchburg Wins One ana Ports-
month Wins One.

LYNCHBURG, VA, July l6.-tspeciaiD
Lynchburg and Portsmouth broke even
to-day, the visitors winning the frst
game and the home team the second
Clare was In the box for Portsmouth In
the first game. and pitched great bail
only allowing his opponents I'VE s,a'
tering hits, and two runs; Branu, pi'eno d
what the Hlll- Climbers did for him was
a plenty. Willis and Orth did the twlri1
ing for Lynchburg and both pitched sood
ball. Following are the scores III ue-
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BOYDTON.
An Eloping COupIe-A Charming
Entertainment.

BOYDTON. July lG.-(Special)-A small
sensa ton was caused here yesleruSy "
an eloping couple from the G. rmin COL
ony. near Wattsboro'. Lunenburg county,
passing through Boydton en- route Tor the
Old North State TO have the marriage
ceremony performed. They boarded the
went on their way rejoicing.
Mr. John CulDeIsOn and family, OF
Paris. Tex. are the guests this week OF
Mrs W. II. Fonshll.
On Monday afternoon from 10 3
O'clock the young ladies' Of the town were
charmingly entertained at luncheon
given by the Misses Atkins In honor OF
their friend. Miss Sanders, OF Charlotte
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CVIpEPEn.
Comfy COurt-Arrangipg for Con-
frderute Reunion.

CIrLPEPER, VA, July .16.-(SpeciaL)-
The trial Of John Quarles (coloreD for
the murder of William Bundy In FEB
ruary last began here to-day in the Coun-
ty court. Quarles was found guilty O.
murder in the second degree at the Marct
term Of the County Court. ana senlenceo
10 five years, but was granted new ira.
By the Circuit Court
Major ID. 4. Grimsley and Captain K.
r. Duncan left here yesterday FOR Upperr
Vile where they are to meet n nuTnp.r
81 the survivors OF the Sixth Virginia
Cavalry Regiment, to perfect arrange
ments for a reunion of the regiment,
which Is to be held some time during the
month of August.
Company u. Little Fork Rangers.
Fourth Virginia Cavalry. will hold their
reunion at oak Shade, in this county.
August 18th. They hope to have with
them number OF the survivors Of the
regiment and also Generals Fitz Lee
Payne, Lomax, Rosser. and others.
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EDUCATIONAL.
ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE,

DANNIL4LE. VIZ. -
Thirty-sixth annual session begins SEP
TENDER TO- 1885. Eight schools IN COZ
physical culture, and complete business
course Teachers of large experience ana
OF high reputation. order and health OF
school unsurpassed. No better nome
schools for girls In Virginia. Boarding ca
pacity limited to forty. Charges reason
able-a happy mean between extremes
Send for catalogue. G. +. JAMES, Il. A.,
ID. d., President. jy l6-Tu. W&SutSel
ROANOKE COLLEGE. SALEM VA.
Courses for Degrees, with Electives.
Large Library. Working Laboratory.
Healthy mountain location. Good morals
and discipline. Very moderate expenses.
catalogue, with views, free. Address
JULIAN ID. DREHER,
10 2O-deod6W&Wlm President.
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CROCKETT ARsENIC-LITHIA
SPRINGS.

elevation 1000 feet, opens JUNE l. 1885
A quiet mountain resort esleciai.i
equipped for HOT AND COLD ARSENIC
LiTHlA BATHS, which, combined VIII
the Internal use OF the water. rapidly
restores brokep-down aud oyerworkec
Nervous Systems. Cures Rheumatism
Govt, Dyspepsia, Skin Eruptions. In
somnia, Kidney and Bladder Disorders
Diabetes. and Bright's Disease, Clean
and beauties the complexion. Write foI
pamphlet. NJ. e. THOMAS, Manager
my Ppm Shawsyllle Va.
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SALEM.
Injunction Grnnted-Couid
Reach the PiCnIckers.

SALEM. VA. July 16.-(Special)- Judge
Henry Il. Blair OF the Roanoke Circuit
Court, in vacation. has granted three in
iunctions restraining the Mercantile Co
lucrative Bank, of New York, and the
Ho!steln Building Association, OF Bristol
Tenn, from enforcing three liens mere,
upon various grounds. the principal one
being usury These cases VIII all come
up for adjudication next October Circuit
Court. o..
Al The July term Of Roanoke County
Court, now In session, speolal Crane
Jury was summoned to inquire into the
moonlight picnics and dances held every
week at Washington Heights. between
Roanoke and Salem. which had been the
subject OF complaint. The evidence
brought forward was not sufficient, now
ever 10 Justify any action. The regular
Grand Jury brought four indictments
against persons for selling liquor without
license
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n,cuuoND FEMALE SEMINARY.

No. 3 east Grace street Richmond, Va.
JOHN II. POWELL, Principal.
Mrs. Il. G. PEYTON, Associate Principal.
The twenty-thlrd session OF this Board
ing and Day School will begin SEPTEM-
BIER %, 1885. and close JUNE 10. 1896.
Course OF Instruction from Primary TO
Collegiate Department full and thorough.
The best advantages In Music, Art, and
languages.
Richmond offers many advantages for
in Lectures. Concerts, etc.
For details apply for catalogue to the
PRINCIPAL Tor at city book stores.
ie 30-Su W&E39t
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yo. Pharmaceutical Association.

ROANOKE. VA. July l6-tSpeeial:l-
The fourteenth annual session of the Nir-
GINA Pharmaceutical Association COM
menced az Blue Ridge Springs this after
noon, with a good attendance. n. r.
Garrett. OF Lexington. the president. call
ed the meeting 10 order. The committees
were appointed and sixteen applications
for membership referred. No business
was transacted tonight.
Polk Miller. the noted humorist and
uepro ignitator. gave a delightful enter
tainment in the hotel ballroom this eve
mir
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
SUMNER RESORTS.
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESORT.
ALLEGHANY HOTEL.
GOSHEN, VA.

Beautiful scenery. high altitude. good
livery. and beautiful drives twenty acres
of lawn. Cold Sulphur, Alum. Chaly.
beate, and other Waters on tap ali tkt
time. All outside rooms open for zoe
summer. This Is the finest hotel AM
most delightful summer resort In The
State. Rates reasonable. having been re.
duced. and will be from SIS 10 SIS 20,
month Special rates for people who HAYS
their families here
Is first-class and very complete DO no,
hesitate one moment. but come right ON
Anything we have you can get yorl
wants VIII be satished when YOU reach
here MAHONEY & WOOD.
Projectors.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS. VA.

The greatest dyspepsia-water known
endorsed by the State Medical Society
Worlds Fair, Chicago Most poyglsi
summer resort in the mountains OF Vlr.
glnla. Elevation l.700 feets Beautiful
lawn OF W acres; fine walk
aid drives good livery; band Of
music Terms moderate. Write for circu.
lar or pamphlet containing testimonah
from prominent physicians and other par.
ties OF eminence. g. A. COLHOUN.
Proprietor.
Physician. le I'm
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Ten Thousand MILES or Thirty.

Il matters not which, may subject you TO
sea sickness on the 'briny deep.
Whether you ara q yachtsInan, an ocean
traveller. out for day or two's fishing
en- the salt water. or even an inland
tourist in feeble health, you ought TO he
with Hoetetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, q valuable remedy for nausea. collie.
hiliousness. acidlty OF the stomach, mala-
ria. rheumatism. nervousness. and sick
headache. Lay In an adequate supply.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
CORPS ISLAND.

Virginia's seaside resort In the Atblnt,
Ocean. Unriyalied for Its surf-bathlns
and MAGNIFICENT view OF the ocean. In.
crease OF hotel accommodations and other
improvements Those desiring plenty Of
shooting and fishing can find Il al cobbs
Island. Route: We Will meet daily ths
u :OT north-bound and the Ash soutl-bound
train at Cobb's Station, on the New York
Philadelphia ana Norfolk railroad. Pas
sengers transferred TO island by steamer
Terms: s. 90 per day; sl2 per week, -
Der month For further Information ad.
dress COBB a. SPADy, Proprietors,
5bySu, Tu&W2 lam Chesapeake. Va.
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Death Of n WeIi-KnOwn Lady.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, July To-
(Speclal.-Mlss Kate Elizabeth Hurkamp.
a well-known lady Of this city. died at
her residence here to-day. after briet
but severe illness. The deceased was one
OF the most prominent ladies' of this city,
and was the eldest daughter Of the late
John G.. Hurkamp. Three sisters and two
brothers survive her.
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ties as receiver. has at last been CON-
promised by the payment OF a sum "
money to DIR. Bailey and his associases &c ro
safety their claims. The properties arr
those which Dr. Bailey sought TO take
possession OF by force on two occasions,
There is stlli n suit pending for the saae
II these properties under moftBase "
Il $1,000, and they WILL no DOUBT pe
ordered sold.
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THE wOMAS's COLLEGE.

RICHMOND. VA,
offers unequalled advantages for the edu-
cation OF Young Ladies'. Faculty OF
twenty professors and instructors, train
ed in the best universities OF this coun-
try and Europe. Health record remark
able-neyer a death In the school.
Table abundantly supplied with the best
that the rich and varied Richmond mar
kets supply Rates lower than those Of
any other institution OF like grade.
For catalogue and other Information
apply TO
fv 14-SuS WITS President.
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BRISTOL, TENN. July l6.-tSpeclai. y
The vexatious litigation over The South
Atlantic and Ohio railroad and kindred
properties, through which DR.. John Nj.
Bailey, Of Boston, has sought for five
years to get possession OF these proper-
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SCORE by INNINGS.
123l5 7S9

D y 4 %
Roanoke ..........2023 O10 o. S
Sichmond ... ........0 90 go o.
Summary: Earned rune-Roanoke. Z;
Richmond @ Bases on balls-On Williams
2: off Tannehill, I. Struck out-By Will
liams, 3; by Tannehill. 3. Two-base hits
Sherer, Stahl CD. Little. Groves. Home
ruP~-I.ittle. Double plays-Padden to cav
anaugh TO Little: Niox to Cavanaugh TO
Little Viox TO Little to Niox; Wells 10
Berte. Passed ball-Kelly. l. Stolen
bases-Cavanaugh Time of game-l hour
and As minutes. Umpire-Mr. Mclaughlin.
SECOND GAME.
The second game was certainly one of
surprises. Knorr did the twirlng for
Richmond and he was 80 easy the
last time he pitched here that the root
ers thought he would be banged all
over the lot; but they were disappoint-
ed. lie pitched great ball; but Roanoke
managed 10 make their hits just at
the right time. Another surprise was
the work OF Moore. But two hits were
made off his delivery, and one of them
was very scratchy. Only eight Rich
mond players reached first, and not one
OF them was allowed TO light on third.
As for getting home. that was an utter
impossibiity. Moore's support was al
most DtIltNt, u pdoStu van bti4N thN WY
misplay.
Roanoke scored two in the fourth:
Stahl reached first on balls; Little singled
20 right. and went TO second on Brad
ley's tumble, Stahl going 10 third Both
counted on Paddens side drive 10 left.
Their other two runs were made In the
eighth. Welch flied out TO Foster; Niox
also hit n short fly 10 the Dukes terri
tory, which he dropped, after hard run.
Moore cracked out safe one 10 right,
which Bradley fumbled. Viox going to
third. and Moore 20 second. They both
scored on Shercr's slashing two-bagger
TO left
McIaughlln's decisions on balls and
! strikes was very poor In both games. and
the Roanoke pitchers got the worst OF II.
He roasted Richmond on one decision.
however. calling man out at first when
he had crossed the bag before the bali
reached there. TWO games VIII be played
tomorrow. Score:
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Br!lght)S
Disease
An Eminent Physician GA Living
Monument to the Virtues OF
BUFFALO
L.TTHIA.
WATER
in Bright's Disease OF the Kidneys.

Or. C. A. Footc, Of Warrenson, w. O.
ES- President Stdtc Medical society, lor-
,ner Member Of the State hoard o. !hed-
icdl Examiners and also Of The Sfdte
Board II Heath -
al had, in January 1873, violeni attach
OF Grip which was soon followed Dy the
complications of Ascltes, Cardiac trouble,
&c, and rapidly developed into severe
Nephrltis or Brights. My PHYSICIANS,
Drs. King and Jerman, upon examination
of my urine found by volume % per cent
Albumen. which test was frequently cor
roborated By subsequent examinations
showing also casts and low spocinc gray
ify. NV Nephritic trouble gradually grew
worse and declined In weight from lvo 10
Ia5 mounds. In this condition with little
If any hope OF relief from any remedy, 1
visited the Buffalo Lithia Springs, oil Nir-
ginia. making free use OF the waters LOT
some eight weeks. Analysis OF the urine
soon after reaching the Springs, by Dr. T.;
G. Laird, Resident Physician, confirmed
the examinations previously made. otner
ANALYSIS, however. by Dr. Laird rom tlhe
10 time showed n gradual diminution ana
finally total disappearance OF Doth anu,
men and casts. and the urine In a norma
condition. Leaving the Springs l contln-
ned the use OF the Waters several months
nj home. Al the expiration OF some two
years there kas been no return OF any I'M
pleasant symptom and am now as Wen
ms | ever was In my life. and living
monument ~ the virtues OF
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Tn. rr.uk,,n-rlooa Contest.

APPOMATTOX, VA, July lC.-(Special)
In the Franklln-Flood contested-electi1n
case the court completed the recount and
inspection Of the ballots to-day, and Il
seems that Floods election is certain as
"A rfsult
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COURT ORDERS.
United States District Court.
Easfarn District OF Virginia

Eastern District OF Virginia,
Richmond, Va. July Z. 1885.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Take notice that by virtue OF writ Of
attachment issued out OF the United
States District Court Clerks office, at
Richmond. Va. I'm the suit of up. Il.
Evick VS.. steamtug Glendale" In cause
OF collision. civil and maritime. l have
attached the said steamtug Glendale, and
on the 18th DAY OF JULY. 1885. SAID
cause VIII be tried at the United States
Courtroom at Richmond. Va, when and
where all persons interested are cited to
appear and interpose their claims
j. NJ. HCDGlNS,
United States Marshal
Per A. J. Peasants. Deputy Marshal
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HoLLlNS INSTITUTE

BOTETUUKV SPRINGS, VINt.INIA.
Eor1 Young Ledy Bcarders. The oldest
courses in Ancient and Modern Languages,
sciences, Music, Arr and Eio-
cutlOn. 20 officers and teachers Situated in Valley
OF Va, near Roanoke. Mouptain scenery. l11
feet above sea level. Mineral Waters. SD session
opsus Sept nth l...5 FOR ilus. Catalogue sddr.ss
CHAs. L.. COOKE supt., HOilins, Va.
Gy 3-W F& SulS)
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MOUNTAIN-TOP HOTEL AND
SPRINGS,

over Rockfish Gap. Blue Ridge Mountains
1900 feet above the level OF the sea, BIN
views, "A delightful summer resort, cheat
board. strong iron. springs; many attrac
tons 10 the Invalid. pleasuree-seekers, ant
families: OF easy access. AddrecJ Messrs
MASSIE q co. Alton. Va. my la-7fn
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WEST LYNCHnuRG HOTEL,

10 rooms. OPEN UNTIL NOVEMBER
18th. Three miles from Lynchburs
Urnion Depot superb view OF Blue Ridge
mountains and Peaks of otter. MUSIC
Ry ORCHESTRA FROM 5 TO Il p NJ.
EVERY DAY. Alumni, sulphur, and Cha
lybeate Springs. Professor John w.
Chalybeate Spring Is equal to any iron
spring that he knows OF. Tennis courts,
croquet-ground, bowling alleys, and
shuttle boards--all free 10 guests. Drink
spring NO BAR. Rates: 500 TO $50 per
month. For picture OF hotel and other
Information write,
nv 2a-W&Sn9m West Lynchburg, Va.
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CALWELL HOUSE,

White Sulphur Springs. w. Va, MIS-;
N. J. Dickson, proprietor. An elegant
resort. Altitude, 2,i0g feet. ,
modelled and furnished. has a large ane
We'll shaded lawn. and is only ehor,
and pleasant walk from the famous
hoIise have an the privileges OF the White
Sninhur water. baths, nan-room, lawn
paricr. etc, OF the Grand Central HOTEL Hotel
ckI.wE,II, HOUSE. White Sulphur
Springs. Bus meets all trains.
INV 2G-Su& W2n
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MONEY LOANED

ON IMPROVED CITY REAL ESTATE
al s per cent. No commissions nor fees
for trust deeds, nor for recording;
c. X. TABB.
Special Loan Agent,
Northwestern Mutual Life-lnsurance 60.
te 23-3m 1901 east Main street.
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RLuE RIDGE SPRINGS.

BOTETOURT COUNTY. VA.
Twenty-third consecutive season under
propretorship and personal management
OF PHILIP Il. BROWN.
my DIV FGSu1,n
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MISS H. ]. sAlpwIx's SCHOOL,

Augusta Female Seminary, srACNToS. VA.
Term begins sept 4th 1895. Located In Shenandoah
Valley OF Virginia. Unsurpassed climate, grounds
aud appointments. Board ETC., with full English
course S2J0. Write for Catalogue.
Oy 10-W&Sal6D
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cEcOND CAME.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
,o2Ar O

Iynchburg .......... ."'S
Summary: Two-base hits-Thorpson tZl'
paffert ~ Knox, Ferguson. and Joanes.
Tbrae.hase hits-Smlth and Berryhill.
Home run-Thompson. Struck oqtnBy
Orth, Q: by Brandt, l. Bases on paiiS
OF Orth, /; of Brandt l. 'i'pi''
Mitchell
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JEFFERsON-PARk HOTEL AND
SpRINGg

one mile from University OF Virginia.
Electric-car service.
SUPERIOR MINERAL-NATERS
Abundant shade, lovely walks ana
drives Ideal resort. Rates low.
WILLIAM a BOWLES,
je 2-Su, W&F2m Charlottesville, Va.
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ROCKDNIDGE UATus.

SWIMMING pool 50xso feet. No fogs. Sui.
phur, Lithia, and Alum Waters. Boat.
ing, Fishing. and Hunting. Terms 3
per week SAM. ID. MORRISON, NJ. D.
fa 30-lfn~ PrOprtefor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-07-17
Bowling green ACADEMY:

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