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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
Snow I'm Philadelphia.
philadelphia Enquirer, l9th)
Cuovt- I'm Auuu-tt

philadelphia Enquirer, l9th)
Snow IN August.
just one week ago yesterday was the
hottest day Of the season. The thermOm-
eter went up 10 81. Thirteen persons
were killed. and nearly hundred pros
tratad by the heat. Yesterday snow Tell
right here in the heart OF Philadelphla.
Very little Of &c. 20 be sure. but u was
snow for ala that Few, compai atiFely,
noticed il. as only few scattered lakes
fell with the light rain in the afternoon,
and as II melted as soon as IL reachei
the ground the Weather Bureau record
cd no snow ..
The first seen was IN the immediate VI
cinitv OF the city Hail. between hair past
3 and 4 o'clock heavy cloud was seen
from the north entrance, and a coli
wind swept along with unusual force.
Then the snow fell within limited area
II was seen and commented upon by eN-
Sherim C0nneu. Adam Hill. and other
local politicians. who were there az tne
time. and who were az first haldly aDle
10 believe their own senses.
Snow was again plainly seen mlnsllh5
with the rain I'm the vicinity of the Read
ina Terminal shortly before o'clock. BE
tween 4.50 and $40 the thermometer ieli
about IS degrees. and the wind attained
"a velocity OF about thirty miles an houf.
IL was hardly snow weather. however,
and the Few who noticed the lakes were
greatly surprised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
COCHRAN on SHAREHOLDERS.

WIZ Won submit to this conspiracy
betyycen the professional farmers,
The farmers who cultivate the quhr-
rels of their neishbOrs, farmers VINO
labor with their saws. POpuitst aSi-
tators Of the West, and the unre-
cancelled shareholders OF the south :
This Is a conspiracy between pro-
fcssionnI farmers, who want 20 pay
low wages, and the unreconciied
sIave-holderA, who would Ike 10
my no wages at aII.-(Extrnct from
the speech of BOurke Cochran de-
,t.,.rea an New York August 1Sth)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
KING WILLIAM.
An Aged Citizen Found Dead-De'
IighffuI Entertainment.

LESTER MANOR. VA. August 10
CspeciaI)-The dead body Of Colonel Harry
b. Tomlin. Of this county, was found in
a field near his house. in the upper part
Of this county, yesterday about noon.
From the mutilated condition Of the body
he must have been dead about four days.
An inquest was TO have been held last
evening. IL Is supposed the old gentle
man. who had lived alone on a large
estate for "a number Of years wandered
out in the field. and either dropped
dead Jr was TOO fGt bic 20 -et back 10
the house. Colonel Tomlin was about 80
years old. and represented this county IN
the Leg slU.ure FOR about twenty years
prior TO the war. during which time ne
was a man OF considerable wealth ana
prominence.
on Tuesday evening last a delightful
reception was given by Miss Eva Neale,
Of Ianesviue, Va. IN honor Of her ffienis,
Miss Ewing. Of Meherrin; Miss Thomas,
Of Birds Nest: Miss Susie EDWARDS or
Richmond and Miss Mary Neale' OF
Bowlers. Va. The elegant home or MI
and Mrs. W. T. Neale has been the scene
OF many social events. but never one
more brilliant and enjoyable than the
event IN question.
The chief amusement Of the evening
was the auction sale OF maidens' who
were an disguised being atured IN cos
tunes appropriate TO the names assumed.
While this was q kind Of ''pig-in-the-bag'
business for the gallant purchasers they
nevertheless ran all the maidens up 10
the highest price allowed TO be bid. And
IL any Csave one who. through mistake
bought a boy) was disappointed IN not
purchasing the gin OF his choice. II was
not percepuble. Each gentleman was
required 10 dance the first set with ms
purchase. after which the girls took
charge. and entertained in leap-year style.
Refreshments In the way or ice-cream'
cake. fruits. etc. were served IN album
dance: dancing was continued until late
hour. and an had delightful time.
Among those present from distance
were Miss Ewing, Of Meherrin; Miss
Thomas Of Birds Nest; Miss susie I'd
wards Miss Hylah Edwards. and Miss
Josie Hubbard. OF Richmond: Miss Annie
Walker. OF King and Queen ana MISS
Mary Neale. Of Bowler's Va. Messrs.
Davis and Staple. Of Meherrin, va;
Messrs Croxton. Peters. Walker ana
Robins. Of Richmond, and Mr.. Harold
OF Baltimore. Nd.
Next Tuesday. the 18th, viii be the
regular term Of County Court, az which
time delegates will be elected 10 the
Democratic congressional convention. II
Is safe 10 say the Chicago platform ana
nominees will be endorsed, as King Will
liam grows daily stronger In favor OF
free silver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
A summer Night.

Chambers JOurnaL)
The long. bright sunny day is at an end;
From out the western sky the last faint
raL
OF crimson glory pales, and fades TO gray;
And silently DER sea and land descgd
The quiet shadows Of the summer night.
The drowsy garden flowers, responsive
now
To the soft pressure OF the falling dew.
Fill all the air with sweetness; cottage
lights
Flight out into the darkness, one by one;
The plaintive wailing Of the lone sea-bird
Is btlshed. and all is silent. save the sad,
Low nurmur of the summer waves,
whose song,
From Wonder dear blue Heaven overhead,
The silent listning stars stoop down TO
hear. VI. G. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
The FOURQUREAN-PRICE co.
HOuSeware Department.

PRICE is THE BEST SALESMAN ON
EARTH-a fact we never lose sight or
It's the general all-around low prices on
everything we sell that makes this DEPART
ment so popular
Nursery Hcfrigcrafors, worth S3,
to go at $50.
i-Fo.d Embroidered Japanese Screens go
az N.9S
The lorgest packages Of silk-Tissue
Toilet-Paner so at 4c.
FruIt-Jnr Rubbcrs, ut amy sire,
dozen for 1c.
Handed Wntcr-Tumbiers, q for oc'
81 dozen Hearth-Brooms. made OF best
selected western corn. times sewtd'
regular 25c. broom. &C.
Heavy Wire Meat-Broilers sc.
Counter busters, &c.
RoIing-Pins. best quality, regularly loc.'
sc.
Vanished CoGee-Miiis. worth Sc, loc.
Square. Deep Bread-Pans. Il.
Copper Rim and Bottom Nash-BoIers'
&C.
80 dozen oval Ciothcs-Bnskets.
made Of SeIcctcd-quality willow,
worth up to s1.25, our price for to-
day. amy 39c.
Fine-Quality Pressed-Glass Custards.
extra smooth finished, full-sized. and good
value M &C. Be-.
We hnvc 10 TOilct-Sets of 10 md
IL pieces, all high grade porcelain,
undergInge decorations. ns~ortcd
colors. prices ranging from 5000
10 $3.50. Your choice while they
last. Si.05.
crates Finest Porcelain Dinner-Sets,
very choice decoration. 100 full-sizei
pieces. including soup-tureen. in eacn SET
each piece fully warranted by u.s. $3.50.
% Brass Tables selected ONYX tor. rich
gold finish. a bargain az s.. for 2.6.
a Handsome, Elegant s. Brass Banquet
Lamp latest design. rococo FURNISHED
head. warranted gold Plate, entirely new
for s2e5
II dozen Fine Imported Needle
Etched Finpcr-BOwIs, worth regn-
larry $3.50 40 - dozen. This sale,
your choice. for 35c.
200 dozen FuII-Sfzed Wine-Glasses,
I i-2c. e1ch.
30 dozen TumbIers, the "MajcStic"
cutting and Others. worth zoe. to 81
each. While they last, 10c.
Grav Notified Milk-Paus. Sc.
Gray Notified Covered Saucepans, &C.,
Embossed Tea-Canisters. &c.
Mufrn-Pans. CUPS. &c.
l-Quart Graduated Measures &c.
Fiesh-Forks. heavy twisted wire ham
dies 1c.
Heavy REFINED Covered Saucepans, 2
quart size, Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH.
By THE DISPATCH COMPANY

The DAILY DISPATCH is Delivered 70
s,hs.rIheys NJ FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable to ,he carrier weeN, s.
A,anes at s. per annum; 81 for SIX
months: $3.50 Tor three months; 'o'' '''
one month. price per copy. cents
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
annum. en- nor
The SUNDAY DISPATCH at $40 per
.,0,,,, or Is cents Cor six months.
snrscr,ntions IN all cases payable IN
900. and no paper continued after
the expiration OF the time palu io,' -
post-oaice money order ehecN' % I'm
tered letter. Currency sent oy n'''' -r' -,
be At the risk Of the sender. sun - -,
wishing their post-ofioe chanseI -, ,~S,
s,ve their old as well as their nc" i0''
oe,ce. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
HALO on VT. WASHINGTON.
A Snow-storm I'm Progrcss-shower
of Meteors.

BETHLEHEM y. H.. August l9'-At
10 o'clock Monday night beam Of light
shot up from the western horizon. and in
ten minutes spread 10 the eastern hori-
zon. forming a magnificent auroral halo.
IL was pure white and had the appear
ance OK n narrow band Of 5apcr.
For two hours the centre OF the arch
inclined northward and at 1898 IL to
tally disappeared. From descriptions IL
seems to have possessed the same
features as the one observed last week
In Illinois.
During the continuance OF the halo
the northern light shOne with great
brilliancy. and there occurred shower
Of meteors which lasted six minutes.
From 10 o'clock to midnight the mercury
dropped IS degrees.
The temperature on Mt Washington
tonight, Is q, and snow-storm
Is raging, with a bowling gale. The phe-
nomena were observed throughout the
White mountains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

This article IS written in easy ana az
tractive style. and has both historical ana
genealogical value, and the ILLUSTRATIONS
are after a series OF family portraits OF
Colonial danes. The second contribution
IS paper No. on General Robert +. Lee,
the Great Confederate Commanders Part
in the Battle of Gettysburg." by Colonel
John l.. Garrett. and is also illustrated.
and the third article is a stan Ohicers
Recolloctions OF General Lee" by Colonel
II. V. Moore. For the rest the contents
OF the No. represent the usual variety
OF poetry, fiction. and biography.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
THE wEATHERHOLTZ TRIAL.
Case Given 90 the Jury-No Verdict
Yet.

WOODSTOCK. VA, August l9.-(spe-
cial)-The sixth day OF the trial Of r.
Weatherholtz for the murder OF his wife
in this county last February was con-
sumed in the arguments Of counsel. Col
onel Baker. who was too Ill to attend
court at the afternoon session yesterday,
opencd the argument for the Common
wealth in a splendid speech, lasting an
hour and a half Mr.. Walker spoke for
more than an hour in strong plea for
his client. and was followed by Mr. Wal
ton. for the defence. in a well-re-
ce,yed argument. lasting over two hours.
Colonel Baker closed in a forty-minute
speech, which was one Of the strongest
ever made In the courtroom here, as
was evidenced by the way II was re-
ceiveG by the large crowd present.
At o'clock the jury retired 10 their
room. and after being out an hour and
n half they returned. saying that as yet
they could not agree. and were ad-
iourned until tomorrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
THE WONiN's CoLLEGr,

Located in the historic city o. me South
no institution can offer -0 great .I.-.r.
tages Faculty of Twenty Professors .rT
Instructors. trained in tne bose universe.
ties of this country and Europe
Carefuliy-arrargel courses of study llI
TO the Degrees OF B. L4t.. Is. g.. and D.
The Degree Of b. Mus. viii De- ..n..r-.
upon ai VINO complete Che pr.s.lt
course Postgraduate courses lead f1 ...
Degrees OF ST. Lii. and 81. A.
Health record remarkab.e-ncyer a Ie..s
ln the school
buildings heated throughout WITH st~4.-
Hot and cold water. Newly furnished
Table abuudanty supplied uIfl tfa F.t
that the rich ana varied Richmond f.--
kets supply. Rates much lower tr
those of any other institution % ,
grade
Next session begins SEPTEMBER %
1896. For catalogue ana other ufor-
ton, apply tO
JAMES NELSON. A. ~. D. D..
iy 45-lt-Su&Ih-lm president
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
RICHMOND COLLEGE,


Fifteen professors and Instructors
courses leading % the degrees ot m. o.
Z. A.. b. S.. ana Bachelor ot law. Flr.t
ties for the study " law uneE.t..i u "A
South. Free Library ol 1850 IfIe.. Al.
the latest and best books
MatrlculattOn. $3.50. Tuition lI
three schools Of Academic IsNt-ln
Is for half session. in School gt Law, 20
For the beueht of those who desire f1 'aat
40 single stIdy-c. e.. chemistry. U..
tory, OF lauguaEc-the tuition F. eri
school has been put m N2EH htf
SESSION BEGINS SEpIENb -'...
For catalogue and run information ab
dress r. W. BOATWEllhI
~ PITT. Th&SatSn q I---
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

The Richmond Dispatch pertinently re-
minds some Richmond Democrats. who
onnounce their intention 10 support"
the Republican candidate. Mckinley,
that they viii support zone OF Sheridan's
trusted agents IN the campaign which
so desolated the Shenandoah valley that
"A crow flying over IL would have 10
carry his rations with him " as sheri-
dan boasted. MIR. Mckinley was only
a captain or major, IL IL true, and was
under orders as such in the infamous
campaign IN which he took part. but
there is nothing IN his public record,
military or civil from first 10 last. TO
commend him TO the especial regard or
any Democrat aud. least OF all, south
A-n Domocrat- He both advocated and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

For our part. we are heartily glad
that the City Democratic Committee viii
hereafter hold its meetings with closed
doors. The result win probably be less
oratory and more practical work.
II there is TO be a new registration Of
the voters Of the city in October the
city Committee viii have its hands full
from this time onward. To provide for
the proper registering OF our Democratic
population is no small matter This the
committee viii have to do. and. In addi-
ton, it will have to see to it that hun
dreds Of negroes. who have no right 70
vote here. are not registered.
At one time hopes were entertained
that the City Electoral Board would re-
call its order for new registration, but
on this subject We have heard nothing
Of late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

William Jennings Bryan and W. Bourke
Cochran are both admitted 20 be orators.
Both made speeches recently in Madison
Square Garden. New York, and both
laid themselves open TO the
charge Of substitution. But here
the parallel ends. While Mr.. Bryan,
I'm his New York speech. substituted. in
great measure. argument for oratory Mr..
Cochran, i'm his address, substituted in
equal measure vituperadon for oratory
this vituperation being directed largely
against the South. And, pursuing the
matter Of substitution Is little further,
and Judging Mr.. Cochran out Of his own
mouth. would It not, we ask, seem that
he proposes to substitute the cry of "un-
reconcilod shareholders Of the South" for
the Republican slogan Of Rebel Briga-
der?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
Failed Bat Once.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.)

tIleNeldnl ram JedleTD
Don't be afraid. Come right in-my
wfc's out Have a little something
Here's a nice quality OF old
Good heavens. man, you've got the
wrong b0ttlel Look ct that label. Don't
you see its marked 'Poisonr"
"Oh, that's all right. That saves IL
from the hired girl. My own invention
you know. Clever, isn't #? Never failed
but once"
How was that?"
"Hired girl couldn't read"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
Very Ip-tO-Dcfe.



MANY years age" said tho jubilee
orator. at was said Of MS that We were
tho inhabitants OF a one-horse town. To
day we stand with the stigma removed
As We look forth on our streets and Sc.
the merry bicycle and the digrihcd gasD
line carriage speeding 10 and fro. wt
say with conscious pride that SIC are d
one-horse town no longer The last horse
has been banished. and we are a modern
up-to-date, no-horse town Of the frs
class"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
INQUIRIES BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL.

UNIVERSITY AND COLLEGE, Hl.
CORD FOR lSs5-'s5. UNlNLN-lIy d.
NIRGINIA-Two OF tho dy, "N. &" De-
grees OF the year. 80 Jiplomas IICh.
MOND COLLEGE-One rs. A." "a ar.--
mas ard certificates, orc "l. D." 70
CORNELL; one az LEHIGH. ono .il-4-
ate al VIRGINIA MILITARY Ils.-
TCTE. distinguished iu tugIrtern. .
one First" u French. plslr-us
success at ANNAPOLIS. STEVENS Il-
STITI TIE, Sc.
Parents whose Sons are nO{ now lt s.cn
schools as ours are invited fl procure
catalogues at bookstores or f-om
JOHN r.. IN CURE.
fy 18th. Sa. GTutSe2p
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

The letter of Camm PatJeson, Esq, OF
buckingham county. Va, which we pub
lishod yesterday shows that he has thor
oughIy studied the situation, and is pre-
pared for his Republican antagonists at
every point. 1t is almost incredible that
there should be any Virglnian ready or
willing 20 resort TO such desperate
measures as Mr.. Patteson charges upon
at least some Of the Republican or
go,dite leaders. However, the people
have the bit in their mouth. and are
bent upon carrying out their own
schemes Of financial reform and economic
emancipation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
Campaign Songs.

We have just received from s. Brain
ards Sons Company. Isl Wabash avenue.
Chicago. a copy Of the silver Songs a
free-silver song-book for the campaign OF
1896. The book contains solos duets,
mixed and male quartettcs. and is espe-
cialiy arranged Tor campaign clubs These
songs will prove effective in the cam
Uaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
PrVS

II YOU WANT A GOOD BRYAN
AND sEwALL CAMPAIGN PAPER
FOR YOURSELF OR COUNTRY
FRIENDS SUBSCRIBE TO THE
,,,prvI.y DISPATCH. IT WILL BE
SENT TO ANY POsT-oFF1CE AID
DRESS FOR THREE MONTHS FOR p
CENTS AS IT Is ISSUED IN TWO
PARTS. or TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
MORNINGS. THE PRICE NAMED Is
REALLY ONLY ONE CENT PER
CoPY-AND WE PAY THE POSTAGE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

Madison-Square Garden, New York,
Tuesday evening, when Bourke Cochran
spoke, was ablaze. not only with cleo
trlc-lghts, but with diamonds, we are
told. Doubtless there was paste there,
also. and, in all probability, fair repre-
sentation Of campaign dough" But
the people Of the country are not to DO
diverted by any Of these things from
their settled purpose themselves 10 re-
sumo business this year"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

Oetroit Tribune)

IIINII W II'7T'TI''T
eyes" answered the savage woman
sadly. civilization has indeed brought
US woes. Rum? Yes. there's rum, and
then 1 never, until I became civilized,
knew what 20 was TO keep a skirt and
shirt-waist together behind"
Her lips tremhled
Yet destiny was writ, and 10 was vain
% repine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

II Is worthy OF mention that whilst a
good many Democrats have manifested
disposition to slight the Chicago plat
form. the Democrats Of Goochland coun-
IS. Va. In public meeting assembled, de-
clared on Monday last that they zen
dorsed every clause and PLANK Of that
platform.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

The Democrats. OF Delaware. on Tues
day nominated r. w. Tunnel for Gov
ernor and L. l. Handy for Congress. and
endorsed Bryan and sewall. The single
takers made an Intellectual effort In the
convention to secure recognition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
RICHMOND FEMALE sEmNARl,

No. EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND. Va.
JOHN II. POWELL Principal
Mrs. IT,. q. PE1TON and BE tt-f -.
ROBERTSON Associate Principals
The twenty-fOurth session OF ODDS 4.a 70
ing and day school begins sePI-. 4.
a. 1896 and closes June d. 1897
Apply for catalogue. giving 1Il details
az the bookstores or 60 the principal
lie 2s-Su. TINTllrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
NOLLEY,s sCnooL ron nnrs-


RICHMOND. VA.
6. MERRITT NOLLEY PRINCIPAL
pal. ''.'.'
Prepares boys for the UNIVERSITY s-f
colleges A woll-oouare,I ,.-.-, .-
under a competent instructor.
BEGINS THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Och
New pupils enrolled "Wednesday. S.rf..'
Der "a. Circulars an the bookstore .-4
Chells drug tore. opposite schr0.-F..e.
For further particulars address
an i5-tSe o Ashl,rf r..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
FAUOuIER INSTITUTE F4 Il - q. -,

The Both year begins sept lT. Iss SD.
mated i'm Piedmont region ~ ga. o7
Southern r. r.. "a miles from W .l..-,
ton. Number limited For catalogue. ID
dress GEO o. BUTLER, a. ST.. pin.
fy I-SaTuNTh-bt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

From time TO time we see newspaper
statements that General Fitz. Lee Will
be nominated for the ice-presdency by
the indianapolis convention. III he will
accept" Dollars 10 doughnuts' that
he will not accept
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

The September No OF Frank Leslie
Popular Monthly Is largely a Virginia
No. The frontispiece IS "Picketts Return
from His Famous Charge" and the initial
contribution Is an illustrated article on
"colonial Danes and Their Daughters, q"
from the pen OF Mrs. Sally Nelson Robins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
VIRGINIA COLLEGE

or fOONG IADiESt H9qnokei W.
Opens sept. 10. 1896. Ope q the leddln- sch 's
for Young Ladies' ia The south. Magnificent
buildings, OH modern improvement tauf s
ten acr.s Grand mountain scenery ln Sol. Z
Va. famed fol health. Europesn and Amer. il
teachers. Pull course. supsrior ADVANTAGE In
ATT AMI Music Students from ~ l.y U.s.
For catalogues address the President
MATTE J. HARRIS. Roanoke Virginia
lie gO.Tu ThH~sg0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

Democrats OF Richmond ought to take
notice how active in the organization
o. sound-money clubs here are Colonel
william Lamb. OF Norfolk. chairman
O. the State Republican Committee; ex-
Postmaster Otis II. Russell, ana excel
.leotor-of- Customs John S. Bethel. The
y lubs mat they are organizing may be
4sound-money clubs. but wen warrant
they are not sound Democratic clubs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
NoTRE nAMr on NIARl1ANn-

tory school for Girls. Regular and t.eo-
tive courses. Music and ATT -nec.aira7
Conducted By school Sister ~ N0u4
Dame. Charics-S-Teet avenue. Blftr p,
Ma. is 9Th cIu.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

UPTOWN OFFICE. BRoAD-sTREfaI 4
PHARMACY, $40 EAST bi'oAD
STREET. or,
wrsT-rND OFFICE. PARK PLACE
pr1ApNAcY. BELVIDERE AND MAIN
STREETS. 80, ,,,.r1
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1913 HULL
STREET..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE. va.
for Boys and Young Men. SIND Tor Gates
lOgue JOHN K. SAMPSON. A ST.
Is lS-Sa, Tu&ThlSt Principal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-20
William and Mary COLLEGE.
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.

Board from 81 60 SIS per month: ,1rlo,
fee for half session. $3.50. mel.,,l a..
g. students willing 90 teach ts0 yoas
IN the public schools pay only the medical
Zee, and are charged SO per month .,-
board. fuel, lights and washing. F.r
collegiate course. Next session t...r,
OCTOBER T. 1896. send for catalogue
LYON q. TYLER. 81. A.. IL ID.
jy g-2m Prc..r..t
SOUTHERN FEMALE COLLEGE r.
tersburg Va. Twelve officers and leads.
ersi 100 students, number %. b.arI-r. .....
tied 90 thirty best COLLEGIATE adv. ...r
with social Influences 0f Fl real l.-..-
home unsurpa climate. Iow ,r
Send fcr illustrated catalogue. hRTfu.i
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