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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25
4 Rig VERDICT RENDERED..
81, 1000 Assessed Against the Virginia
Coal and Coke Company.


The case OF W. p. Field against the Vir-
ginia Coal and Coke Company. the Midio-
THAN Supply Company, and Ware b. Cay,
yice-presldent, which was a suit for $1,000
for alleged malicious libel, was concluded
in the Law and Equity Court last night
having been in progress since Monday
morning last. The jury was out only
short while returning a verdict IN favor
of the plaintiff for 5000 damages II was
a holly contested suit from the pesihh!ns
20 the end. The plaintiff represented
by Messrs Allan & Allan and a. b. DICK
inson. while Mr.. NJ. NJ Gillian was cOuh-
sci for the defendants
The litigation grew out Of letter Wit
ten 10 the Richmond and Danville RAN
xDav Company NOW the Southern by these
companies in which it was claimed that
the character of the plainun had been
agsailed. in June, 1885,, permission was
given 10 Field who was the depot agent
and operator Of the DanVille railway 70
start a store at Midlothian. The defendant
companies also had supply store az that
poiut and IL was alleged that IN letters
written by them to the railroad authoH-
ties Field was charged with neglect OF
duty, a disorga nizaton OF the laDor ioISes,
and II also set forth that this resulted IN
the bringing Of petty suits, instituted toI
snite on Fields part. The railway com
pany considered the matter, and nnally
Informed the platinum that ne couiu eltHtt
give 10 the store or leave their service.
Feld decided 10 give Up the store. claim
ing that ne could not set any bond com
many 10 go his security when be LEFT under
the existing circumstances.
The agent then filed his bill In the Law
and Equity Court, and the result was
what is given above Counsel Tor the de-
PENDANTS offered a motion 10 set aside the
verdict as contrary 10 the law and the
evidence in the case on the ground that
the damages awarded were excessive. Of
transformations 20 the jury, sc. Judge
Minor continued the motion, and IL Will
probably be argued later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25
II. c. FLANAGAN.
Death of This Well-hnown Char-
IottesviIIe Banker.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June "a
(Special)-B. c. Flanagan, cashier OF the
People's National Bank, died this morn
ing at the age Of 80 years. More than sixty
years ago he came to Charlottesville,
where he has since resided. He engaged
I'm mercantile pursuits, being a member
OF the firm of Flanagan, Abel q Co.
the house doing a large business IN airy
goods and incidentally filling TO some eA-
tent the place Of a bank He ana the lat'
Slaughter " Ficklin established a saw
ings bank and bank OF issue. This pioneer
bank was succeeded by the Monticello
Bank. In which the late d. j. Hartsook
was interested, and other banks In the
country came into existence through the
agency OF these gentlemen The Mont-
cello Bank closed It's career with the end
ing Of the war. Mr. Flanagan then
founded the Charlottesville Bank, ana ne
came interested in the Virginia Loan ana
Trust Company. which was succeeded by
the Citizens Bank. The Chariottesville
Rank and the Citizens Bank were con
solldated, and thereafter known as the
Charlottesville National Bank, when ran
ed in 1915. Later I'm that year MT: + lan-
nagan was instrumental IN organizing the
PEOPLES Bank as a State bank. and IN
1881 made II a national bank. lie was lis
cashier al the time Of his death.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25

grounds. when the necessary amount is
raised. The association elected Green
lee ID. Letcher. Esq. president. and Col
onel n. b. Tucker secretary and trea-
surer.
a RECEPTION.
The superintendent. General Scott
Ship. rendered the alumni and Board OF
Visitors reception at his residence this
evening, and the annual banquet was
held in the cadet Mess Han. AT which
time a portrait OF Charles Robert Nor
ris, OF Leesburg. who was killed at the
first battles Of Manassas, was presented
20 the school. through the Alumni Asso-
citation, by his parents. Colonel G.. Percy
HAYES. OF Richmond, was elected an
honorary member of the association.
THE BOARD.
The Board OF Visitors were IN session
all day. They elected Major n. Beverley
Tucker 10 the Chair OF Geology and MI
neralogy ard Natural Science. and
Assistant Professor OF Analytical Chemis-
try, with pay Of full professor and rank
Of colonel.
The degree OF r. s was conferred on
Colonel John ID. Letcher. a graduate OF
the school, now resident of the West.
Measures were taken 10 increase the
effectiveness Of the literary societies. and
appropriation was made for that pur-
pose.
The following State cadet appointments
were made I'm the various districts: Fifth.
r. w. Sexton; Sixth J. 9. Hyatt: Eighth
William Sands; Fifteenth. l.. Powell:
Iwenty-third, Plummer Drewry: Twenty
fourth, J. +. James Twenty-ffth. NJ. d.
Manck; Twenty-sixth, II. Brooke; TWEEN
ty-seventh, r. j. Walker: Twenty-eighth.
Branch Epes; Twenty-ninth. ?. Craig
hill, Lynchburg; Thirtieth. y. T. Williams
Thirty-second, II. l.. Jordan; Thirty
third. Marvin Luke; Thirty-eighth. ].
u. Moncure; Thirty-ninth, Virginius
stiff.
At Large-Dexter Otey. Lynchburg; l..
Brown. Richmond; John r. Woods, Al
bcmarle.
Ginett soaolarship-C. r. Howard,
Lynchburg.
Administration Rice. Botetourt
county; w. Roller Augusta county: G.
b. Palmer, Brunswick; and ]. A. Moore.
Lexington.
None OF the committees have reported
as vet. but will probably make their re-
ports tomorrow.
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Roanoke Jottings.

ROANOKE. VA. June 2A-(Special)-W
+. Collins ana Miss l.. Alma Payne were
married here this evening at the residence
OF the bride by Rev. Leslie Cook pastor
Of the East Roanoke Baptist church The
couple left INN ediately after the mar
riage on bridal tour 10 the South
W. l. Brand, secretary of the Repuhli-
can Congressional Committee Of this dhe
SIXTH district, has issued n call for the
committee TO meet here next Saturday
TO name a time and place for holding the
convention to nominate candidate for
Congress.
W. c. Moomaw. popular and enter
prisng young man, Of this place, left
tonight for London, England, on BUSH
ness trip.
G. A. Hoffman, formerly in the real
estate business here. has returned from
an extended "trip to England and the
Continent
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QUOTATIONS.
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUsI-
NESS CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices of Money, Bonds, stocks,
Grain, Tobacco, Cotton, Cattle,
Country Produce, &C., Foreign
and Domestic.

NEW YORK. June 2L-American
Sugar was traded in 10 the extent OF
nearly 10000 shares at the Stock Tx
change to-day, and the fluctuations in
this speciality completely overshadowed
operations in the railway and miscel-
laneous lists. The stock opened slightly
lower. but advanced 10 1884, on pur-
chases 10 cover contracts. The rise
brought out liberal offerings, and
break TO 1872 quickly followed. Stock
held on slender margins was thrown over
board. and for a time the market, 50 far
as Sugar certificates were concerned, was
demoralized.
No new reasons were given for the
break, and. in fact none are needed.
The street has settled down to the opinion
that the turn on the long side of this
most mercurial speciality has been carried
through successfully. and that, in the
immediate future at least the stock VIII
lack the support OF influential parties.
The break led 20 buying for turn, and
a rally to 1lCGll5 SIS followed.
Tobacco and General Electric were
weak for a time. the former on state
ments that the directors had decided 10
postpone action on the dividend. The
reuOrts that number or important OF
ders recently placed with the General
Electric Company had been cdhceHed Iv-
ceived little credence.
The railway list cut away from the IN
dustrlals, and in the late trading was
decidedly strong. The favorable report
of the ST. Paul road for the third week
OF June. the advance in the price Of an
thraclte coal. and the fact that there
viii be no gold shipments tomorrow, all
tended 10 strengthen the general market
In the last hour the traders, VINO are
stu I'm control, began 10 cover, and as a
result the best prices Of the day were
recorded In the cases OF the bIaIsois anu
InternatiOnals.
The market closed strong in tone. The
net changes show gains Of 1-sal per cent.
| Sugar lost / per cent, and Leather pre-
| ferred IS per cent Inc to'als S"les
were 26S.6i2 shares
Bonds were quiet and higher. The sales
footed up $6S6,C0). ..-...
currency. &S,6lL6lt
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy az 1922 per cent
last loan at ?. and closing offered at 2
ner cent. Prime mercantile paper, lao
y Bar silver, es7-s. Silver at the board
| firm. -, III. ..,,o,
,,,siress in bankers bills at SLS0
US71-f for sixty days, and &SasL@ IA
| Cor demand. Posted rates, A&HSL@.
| Commercial bills. $LS60ASj 81.
government bonds dull. State bonds
dull Railroad bonds quiet.
| srocsr QUOTATIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25

Messrs. John T. Goddin. II. Seldom Tay-
Tor e Son. and y. w. Bowe. real estate
agents of this city. offered for sale at
public auction yesterday the ST. Claire
Hotel property and the Ford opera ,
streets. but in both instances the property
was taken in by the commissioners. The
sale OF the ST. Claire Hotel included that
OF the Virginia House, and II took three
e., 90 M which figure the property was
taken IN and the sale declared OF.
Al 1 o'clock the F'ord's Opera House pro-
perty was put up. The first bid received
was 10000. and the second added 800 to
this amount. The sale was here declared
IN by the commissioners. The feature OF
This offer was the fact tina; Colonel Euker.
who made the first bid. did 20 with the
Intention OF erecting a theatre on the
site should the property be knocked down
TO hlm.
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THE '. VI. l. ALUMNI.
annual Meeting nns Banauet-WorlS
OF the noArd.

'-AlNGTON. VA. June "a tspeciaD-
'. feature OF to-dsy's exercises at the
'fs.n'a Military Institute Was the alum
~ Gathering. The Cadet Battery fired
d salute 10 their honor. aud the corps
reviewed by the association IN the
'.'iaoon. The annual meeting Of the
hi was held ia the afternoon. Com
were appointed to take steps 10
suitable memorial 20 the father,
-perinteni Of the school for nifty
ile lat, General Francis Hender-
~. smith. and monument 70 the
'-' who Zen in and the survivors OF
d Da,Nc o. New Market The late
t...al John Echols. OF staunton. gave
DIS death 500 T. each memorial.
nv. t'' more has been subscribed 10
~. 'f" Market fund The latter monu-
e' "Al be placed on the parade
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A Minister Married.

SUFFOLK. VA. June 24-(Special)-A
brilliant social event took place at
clock this afternoon at Berea Christian
church, Nansemond county, the occasion
being the marriage OF Rev j. o. Akin
son, chairman OF the faculty Of Ellen Col
legc. y. c.. and Miss Emma Williamson,
daughter OF Mr.. r. Williamson. a promi-
nent citizen OF this county. Rev. y. G..
Newman. pastor Of the church. OBLIGATED,
assisted by Rev. W. W. Staley, ID. D., OF
the Suffolk Christian church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25
snoin and the United states.

MADRID June A.-The Senate Is stu
debatiug the question OF the relations be-
tween Spain and the United states, IN
he course Of the discussion OF when.
Monday Professor Comas demanded tndt
the protocol OF 1871 with the United States
be abrogated. -.
The Minister Of War denies the state
rnant that IL is the intention OF the war
Office to call out the second reserve TOT
serNlce In CuDn.
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.no,ser Massacre of Christians.

CONsTANTINOPLE. June A,-Adylces
received here from Van, Asia Minor. say
mat I'm the outbreak which occurred mere
Monday 40 Armenians were hllied, anu
large number Of persons nave taken
refuge in the British consulate Inc mas
sacre is ascribed 10 agents or the Porte,
who were paid 10 provoke a demons'Ia,sl p..
ON the part OF Armenians which might
serve as a pretext for 4 general slaughter
~ lrkrlaflana
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

hlchihoiu' Na.' juno - lou.
Auction offerings on Change to-day, -
packages, and all sold. Highest price, S5.
Quality fairly good, while prices continue
strong all round.
Private sales: Filters, 4; wrappers. a;
dark leaf, 80 Tugs, IA. Total, 81 hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, S200.62; tobacco, $l,5ly.54. Total,
$,776.l6.
Sheiburne's Warehouse had a nice sale
OF about 20 packages Of sun-cured tobacco
to-day. which commanded the usual high
figures for all grades. Another good sale
tomorrow.
Messrs. NJ. +. Burwell OF Warrenton,
" c., and j. ID. Bullock, Of oxford, y. c.,
were visitors here fO-day.
The market for all tcbaccos. except dark
shipping leaf, is very quiet at unchanged
quotations.
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TILE NEW HOTEL ST. CHARLES.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j., WILL OPEN
June II, 1886. Ocean front OF ST. Charles
Place. Most beautiful exterior and in
terror on the coast. Strictly nrst-class.
Just built CD bathrooms; salt and fresh
water fin every bath. No small rooms: all
ocean rooms. Elevators. Private Arte-
sian well on premises. Two fountains OF
this water IN rOpinda. This water -
highly recommended for the cure OF dys-
pepsia and kindred diseases. send for
= CAfANN Manager my N-59t
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WILLIAM AND MARY.
Literary Society Final Celebration.
The NedniIists.

Nt 1fAAAANANs
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, June "a
Special The final celebration Of the
IacraIean Literary Society Of the
c.se % William and Mary took place
a.t re.t IN the historic old chapel.
Iha final president. Mr. +. W. Cox
i- -l. and opened the exercises with
e-h. which elected considerable
-'a.se The debate came first. The ques-
Con vas. Resolved. That the right OF
s-.sase should be extended 10 the women
r ue United States" The Affirmative
Has ctamDloncd by Mr.. H. 5. Herbert.
a Hampton. and the negative by Mr. IL
Is Walden. % New Kent. Both Of these
fr.uen presented their respective
VIEWS with force and v.gor.
80 the conclusion ~ the debate came
'a ualoUs. the first by Mr. 5. q.
BLAND OF Gloucester. subject The Press
.tl ts Mission; the second. by Mr.. y.
h.yl. of Fauquier; subject Nature
90 -tHe Greatness. Both orators az
q-.i..l themselves handsomely. ana both
received Che liberal plaudits Of the large
THE MEDALS.
Tho frs, medal given was for improve
i 1 debate, and was awarded MI
D. j. Henderson, and delivered by Mr..
GILBERT Emily. o. Philadelphia. The next
f.r Improvement in defamation. IL
..s cyru 10 MT g.. II. Crayson. and de-
.,.-ei tF Rev. William Meade Clarke, OF
fiar.cksbug.
After aEsriing these medals came the
G ' tte hours OF expectancy, as much
interest Us always manifested in the re-
ger of The debate and oratOrlcal contests.
'ae Committees 90 whom these contests
'e loit Tor decision reported. and Rev.
AT. John s. Lindsay. In beautiful
fa delivered the debater's medal 20
Ar T s. Herbert The orators medal
awarded 90 Mr s. O. Bland and de-
"rtl by Rev G. Breckenridge Wilmer.
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CROCKETT ARSENIC hITHIA sPR'Gs

opens June l. 1896. Elevation ZOO feet.
No fogs or dampness. The use OF tho
water, IN connection with the HOT AND
COLD ARSENIC LITHIA BATHS, re-
stores brOken-dOwn and oVer-WOrket
nervous systems, cures Rheumatism.
Govt. Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases. Insomnia, Skin EruptlOns. Chronic
Malaria. and Female Troubles. Cleanses
and beauties the complexion. For PAM
phlet and rates, address NJ. .. THOMAS.
Nfanagar ghaWsyfle. Va. my l8-2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25

RALEIGH. y. C.. June A-The Fourth
District Democratic Convention, held here
to-day, nominated Edward w, Pou Tor
Congress by acclamation, and a rising
vote. The Second District DcHoeial.e
Convention. held at GOldsborO. reDofni-
mated r. A. Woodland Tor Congress on tho
first ballot Both Pou and Woodard are
pronounced free-silver men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25
The nrv-Goods Market.

,,orl,ef to-day has been quiet throughout.
Weather influences have had something 10
do With this. as constant ram an cay III
jured spot business, ana shlfpshs op s.,' 81
lions have been interfered with 20 some
extent The orders coming 70 hhhu
through the malls for fan specialties snow
some Improvement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON. ENG. June Zi-bar snNe',
a ll-e5d. Consols. liz BIS for money anu
il2 1916 for the account
paris adyices quote per cent. rentes
al lOif., 25c., for the account ---
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BONDS
w,,,opr srorK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD, June H-Nirginla
Century bonds. 60; Baltimore ana ono ono
II l-2Glsi-2; Northern central @s-ess'
Consolidated Gas. stock. % 49, 'O"Hs'
Ga Tic l-4Qll7: do, IS. lo5 IL.
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SPRINGS. VIRGINIA,

OPENS JUNE lst.
The Allegheny Water. awarded gold
medal and diploma, Worlds Fair. Chi-
cago. and recommended BY the Medical
Society OF Virginia, Is celebrated for It's
wonderful cures OF dyspepsia IN its vari-
Gus forms. Beautiful lawn OF 70 acres,
band Of music, post, telegraph. and ex-
press offices. Families seeking "A healthy
resort in the mountains. to spend tho
heated term, can DO no better Fare ex-
cellent. Terms moderate. Write FOR
pamphlet, rates, &c.
c. A. COLHOUN,
10 Drobrfefor
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ALTON HOUSE.

This Popular Summer Resort
OPENED JUNE lST.
Address JAMES r. GOODLOE,
Alton Depot, Nelson County, Va.
10 lf-1na
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UuIBORO, SPRINGS,

BATH COUNTY. VA.
This delightful mountain resort Will be
OPEN FOR GUESTS JUNE 18TH.
WATERS
SULPHUR. Alkallne-alneral, Wallawha-
tooia-Alum. and Chalybeate. Write fr
namphlet. giving full information.
IL Il. COSBY Manager,
my fs-eod2rn MlllbOro' Springs. Va
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STOCKTON HOTEL

NAfL 1iAts INV ohhont.
Open from June 5th 20 September Sth. The most
elegant and spacious on the co-et. overy facility
aud requisite for tho CO afort aud cczyeniencs q
guests. Private baths, plumbing perfect. Morsan's
celebrated orchestra Of eighteen pieces. Send for
illustrated boskiet. HORACE ~ CAKE. fropr.
and The Normandie. Washington, ID. q.
fia aA-soN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25
JEFFERSON PARK HOTEL,

one mile from University OF Virginia. win
OPEN JUNE LIST. Many improvements
on hotel and lawn. For circular address
WILLIAM A. BOWLES. Proprietor,
my l3-3m Charlottesville Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25
MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND
SHHINGA

over Rockish Gap. Blue Ridge Mountains,
1900 feet above the level OF the sea. Fine
Views, a delightful summer resort, cheap
board. strong iron springs. many attrac-
lions to the Invalid. pleasure eRers, and
families, OF easy access. Address Lessrs.
MASSIE & co, Alton, Va. my 2l-3m
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roo LATE ron CLASSIFICATION.

rouNp. ON A NORFOLK AND
weetern train "Wednesday. evenlns .
PAIR OF EYE-Gl.ASsE.o. riAfJ>
ul7 cal Naln ssxseA 4-->- 40 ~sAS
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

DfiIce OF
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company,
Richmond. Va, June "A. 1895.
DIVIDEND NOTICE THIRD QUAR-
TERLY DIVIDEND The Board OF Di-
rocfors OF the Nirginia-Carolina Chemical
Company have this day declared DlNl-
DEND or 2 PER CENT. on the pre-
ferred stock OF said company for the
quarter ending June 3d. 1885, payable on
or after JULY Is, ~, 20 all stockholders
OF record OF June 20, 1895. -
JAMES q. TINSLEY,
ie 25-st treasurer
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HAZIEBROOK.

Summer can be delightfully."- spent az
"Hazelbrook," In the Green Springs"
section OF Piedmont Virginia. Mineral
Green Springs" only short distance
This most heathful water constantly ae
house. Plenty OF shade. saddle and har-
ness horses II desired. References ex-
changed. Address
Mrs. FRANK G. MORRIS.
Treyilian's Post-Of!ice,
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Va
Il -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25

Old papers for sale at sc. hundred at
Dlspatch Office.
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FINANCIAL.

BULLS AND BEARS. A PAMPHLET
telling now 10 handle Stocks. Grain, etc.
on margins, will be mailed on application
Nv ROtlLLOT & CO.. Brokers, No. rs
sSuth Third street. Philadelphia Pa.
40 margins 10 shares OF stock, or 100
bushels OF grain. go, twenty. etc.
te 3-3m
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CHICAGO lives

UNION sTOCK-YARDS. ILL, June ~.
Cattie-Recelyts. LOU head; market urn
Tor choice. others slow and weak. CON-
mon TO extra steers. S.5ogsf.5o; cows ana
bulls 81 eJ0s3a5, stockers and feeders,
s. 55ds3 *; Texans. yl.lo1es.S %.
steady To FRA. heavy hacking and shin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-25

were s unchanged. No. spring wheat, t5ss
5sl-2c.: No. ? red. 5Sl-sg5s lie. No.
1s S-ac Mess pork. NlV4E.l5. Lara.
Aoa i-2l&.O5. Short-rib sides. y.l0gxs 70
dry-salted shoulders, D.N l-e4H.lZ IL;
short-clear sides, $50 1894 Whiskey'
s22
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SUMNER RESORTS.


ROCKBRfDGE ALtM SPRINGS, VA.
AFTER GOING THROUGH THE HAND9
OF the architect, artisan, and builders
NOW OPEN TO THE PUBLIC; its orr
the new visitors VIII appreciate the M
provomcnts that for beauty. comfort. aud
pleasure is all that skill and money couit
devise parlors. Office. sitting writings
ana smokJng-rooms. post-ofiice, store
loom. and billiard parlors being virtually
one vast room. extending from the depot
20 east OF the hotel 22s feet new buildings
having been erected for that purpose, tho
whole filled with elegant and eomfortaoie
rockers. The second floor OF tire hotel 10
converted into rooms on suite. with Ia
dies bathrooms near by. NotwithstAnd-
ing these ysst improvements, our prices
remain as heretofore. send for beautiful
illustrated catalogue
JAMES A. FRAZIER.
je 25-eod2od Managing Receiver.
FTRST-CLASS SUMMER BOARD CAN
be furnished TO families or single Persops.
by Miss &. n. RANDOLPH al EdgehilL
ten minutes walk from ShadwelI Cnesa-
peake and OHIO railway, Virginia. Apply
for terms le 25-e0dsw
BUFFALO LITHiA SPRINGS.
The hotel az this celebrated health and
pleasure resort Is now open for the re-
ceDtion OF visitors. good many I'm
proyements have been made many Of the
cottages and part OF the main hotel build
ing having been rehtted with new furnl-
ture. and rendered more Comfortable and
attractive than ever. Persons In nich-
mond can leave over the Coast Line at
3 A. NJ, making close connection az EN-
poria OBellheid) for The Atlantic and Dam
vile railway, and arrive via that line at
For terms and additional informatiou
address W. y. BISHOP, Manager,
jeA Buffalo Lithia Springs. Va.
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We're NOtAfraid

TO DO right-Whether It
means profit or loss. The
Saks type of honesty is con-
sistent -endurin believa-
ble-courageous. Theplain
truth is its only armor.
But you know that-and
knowing it-to-day's offer
ings must appeal to you
with unusual force.