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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
VARSITY GERMAN.
The Summer LAW Class Gives Its An
nunI Dance.

UARLOTTESVIILE, VA, August 70.
CSpecial)-The summer law class of the
University gave its annual german at
the Fayerweather gymnasium last night
Notwithstanding tho fact that the ram
kept a number from attending, the ger
man was declared by every one TO nave
been one Of the most enjoyable OF inc
season. There were about tMFty-llNe
couples on the floor besides NUMBER
Of stays. The music was furnished Dy
DOUGH, of Washington, from the Columbia
Theatre orchestra. The german began at
a.2o and closed at 2:3O. Refreshments
were served at ~ Mr.. Willie Cochran OF
the University, led in his usual graceful
style. dancing with Miss French, OF Pc
tersburg.
Among the other couples participating
were Miss Rebecca Daingerheld, of Alex
andria, with Mr.. II. McMurdo; Miss Jul
liza Mason with Mr.. Willie Wertenbaker;
Miss Matte Bryan with Mr.. George Wer-
tenbaker: Miss Sioussat, OF Washington,
with Mr. l.. White. OF Norfolk; MISS
Payne of Galveston, Tex. with Dr. Hugh
Young, of Baltimore; Miss Emma HOP
kinn. OF Savannah, Ga, with Mr., walker.
OF Charleston, 5. c.; Miss Caroline wal
ter OF Savannah, Ga, with Mr.. faui
Cooke, Mr.. ana MIS-. 0tN"SAi " ''fN'
mond Miss Bessie Pace. OF Richmond
with DR.. Frank Shine. of Florida; MISS
Bette Cooke with DR.. William Dabney'
OF Baltimore; Miss Ellen Lee, OF Rich
mond. with Mr.. Carson, OF Lynchburg'
Miss Eunice Niche with Mr.. Wales; Miss
Mary Nichols, OF Baltimore. with Mr..
John White; Miss A. Lee. OF Richmond
with MIR. l.. Hanckel: Miss Lucy Cooke
with MIR. Hollins Randolph Miss Cham
beriain. OF Petersburg, with Mr.. John
Page; Miss WOODS with Mr.. David ~
man; Mrs. Gwatkin, Of Richmond, Win
Mr.. Norment Baker; Miss Jessie Love-
OF Fairfax, with Mr.. winston Nichiei
Miss sanie Baker with Mr.. FaysseIx, OF
New Orleans. stags-Messgs. Swift,
Hanckel Walker. Gunter, Smith, lizard
Watson, Scott, and DIS. Jones and J. H.
Early.
haperons-Mesdames Buckmaster, Har'
mon, Moore. and Smith.
DIR. G. /. Petrie, pastor or the Presby-
terlan church, was kept busy yesterday
toining hearts. After the pretty Waddeii-
Daniel wedding was solemnlZed at MS
church In the morning, the Doctor re-
paired 10 the quietude Of his comfortable
manse on north Second street. Later IN
the day two other couples presented
themselves as candidates for the married
state and the Doctor proved himself
equal 10 the occasion. The contracting
parties were Miss Katie c. Cay ana Air'
Louis Shisler and Miss Leonoya n. DAVIS
and Mr.. James C. Marsh. all OF Abe
marie county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
llISS MARIE JANSEN

1.-THE Nancy Hanks" Frank Tame
hilrs clever comedy, will be the attrae-
lion on Friday and Saturday This
piece. It will DC remembered. was one OF
the successes Of last scas0n. It's Dossl-
bllitles are remarkable, and the fact that
n Will be presented by a company header
tcr Marie Jansen and Frank Tame
hill with Harry Beresford Clayton p.
White. +. w. Caldwell, Miss Pauline
Fletcher Jessie Bradbury. Mrs. +, A.
Tannehlll. and Dorothy Chester, In the
cast. should ensure IL hearty reception
The story concerns a sailed gold-mine
and involves the fortunes OF Hiehard
chandos, an actor in New YORK, ana
MARQUIS de la Rochelle Frenchmah'
who comes 10 this country and loses ms
wealth in ''The Nancy Hanks mine.
They are both out OF money, ana
vaudeville actress, Pearl Dodo. invites
them 10 occupy her Nat during her an
sence. after they have been eyicted by
their landlady. There they are ealled
upon by Chandos's Aunt betty' VINO
finds the Marquis alone ana dressed III
wonan's clothes. The Marquis knowing
that the aunt has plans OF her own TOT
her nephew's future VIE, gets an ih-
sr1ration and makes her believe that he
Is Chandos's wife. thinking 10 heip ms
friend thereby. Later, the vaudeville
actress returns, and by her familiarity
conylnces the stern aunt that she is also
her nephew's wife, and leads her to be-
IIeve that he is a bigamist The COM
pIica,ions and entanglements grow more
ludicrous every scene. until they reach
an uproarious climax IN the last act and
are finally and skilfuliy unrayeiled TO
the complete satisfaction Of everybody
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
DIR. kuyk in Niennu.

A letter received from DR.. ID. A. Kuylx
states that he arrived in Vienna, Austria,
on the 4th instant He says Vienna is a
beautiful city. but must confess that he
likes Richmond best The Vienna Hos
pital has ample accommodations for 1900
patients and the outdoor patients number
several thousand more. He has become
80 thoroughly interested in professional
matters that he has given up his proposed
trip to Berlin, and will not leave Vienna
until the middle Of September 10 meet
his sister, who is on pleasure tour at
Haariem, the Netherlands. and from there
both Will take a trip through England,
leaving Liverpool September 29th, so that
they may be expected here about October
18th
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

seem. and great injustice has been oome
me. In the first place. Red Riding HOOP
father paid me TO chew Up the oo iauy,
who was his mother-in-law. snc was
the toughest old mortal l ever tackiou.
and I've eaten ballet girls, too. Wnen
] got through with her I felt Tat neve,
wanted TO tackle such creature aEa,'-
But why did you eat up Red Hiolns
HoodT' asked the younsster VINO peais
the name or the sage OF Buzzafu lay
IL was evident the children cont sym
pa-thize much with the old lady, but ,ney
got mad every time they Thought Oh wy
unfortunate child. who con-su-tu'.eo '"e
tail-end OF that celebrated meal
"Ahl that's what / want TO e1piain'
said the wolf. as he clicked his MASSIVE
inv at q fly which was evidently un-Ia
rnil-iar with his bloody history. you re
member that Red Riding HOODS mo.h.i
sent her with pies and cakes for granu-
ma Now this little girl. just IKE you
children, hadn't gone far before she Iei1
a gnawing in her insides. and Wheh INC
feeling kept on gnawing she thousAt
grandma wouldn't miss one cake. 30 she
slipped one out OF the basket and ATE II
herself Then she ate another, aho as
the gnawing kept up she stole tnira'
and by and by all the cakes were gone
at least where grandma couldn't get
them. And that's why ate Red Riding
Hood, who was fat and juicy and mlshly
good stuff" Hereupon the wolf smacKeo
his lips, and Grover Cleveland, snitteh
with a sense Of fear and the tortures OF a
guilty conscience-for he, too, had stolen
cakes-clung to fathers coat-tails.
After that" continued the wolf, as ne
chased. flea down his backbone TO his
left hind leg, 81 had 10 eat up children
every day who stole cakes and pies.
This remark caused q general wave OF
fear, for Grover Cleveland was not the
only one who had stolen cakes Those
children were mighty glad TO get away
from that wolf, / tell you. and now you
can't even make them eet cake or pie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

THEY DID FUNNY THINGS.
After That the children were In great
big hurry to get home. They wanted 70
reach there in time 10. help Henry Cay
Muggins eat the mo-las-ses candy wnicn
they knew he would buy With the cent
he got for staying at home. But Henry
Clay Muggins had great head ne nta
already bought the candy and was rum-i-
Mating thereon when they arrived ny
the word 'rum-i-nat-!ng' / mean that ne
had ELL the candy in his mouth $50 the
children couldn't ask for any ana was
chewing It, -. ,,
Mother asked a thousand questions ana
scolded Papa for coming back so iate,
and because Grover Cleveland hal torn
his pants and william Jennings Bryan
had soiled his dress. But the cnlidren
have been talking about their trip ever
since. They told me oil about II. ana
that's how I came TO tell you children
who haven't been to Lakeside. II you
like this letter and the pictures. write
and tell me and enclose postage stamp
which / will keep to remember you Dy'
THE IDLE REPOhIEH-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
LAW SCHOOL.

The School OF Law in Richmond College
offers superior legal training unccr the
most favorable surroundings Junior and
Senior Classes Total entrance fees and
tuition for entire session, s5l 10 SO. Ses-
sslon opens SEPTEMBER 23d.
ffor catalogue and information address
Professor ROGER GREGORY, LII, D.,
Lester Manor, Va, or
President +. w. BOArWRIGHT,
Richmond, Va.
Nv ie-F su&Tu2OtSJy le-wfOt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

So they ended their visit with Il trip TO
the monkey-house, and they'll never for
get that-no, not even II father gives each
Of them a bily-goat. Some folk say
monkeys are people. bat that isn't so.
although great many people are mon
keys. Others say colored PERSONS and
monkeys are the same. That's more
probable. Still others say some Irish
folk look like monkeys. 1t strikes me
that way, too. At Lakeside Park there
are enough of these little funny things
to supply all the organ grinders in Ameri-
ca. In the cage there is looking
glass, which pleases the lady monkey
immensely, and they often look al them
selves in IL. That's why people say
monkeys are people.
The big, bob-tailed ape, with the old
looking face, frightened tho younger chill
dren and shocked Grover Cleveland. who
whispered to his father that the ape had
worn out his pants behind. IT cid look
like he had been sitting on sand-paper
and he wasn't bit bashful about 1t,
either. In fact, even the children's
father thought It would be q good scheme
for monkeys to wear clothes. When
they wont climbing up the bars or swing
ing on the swings, or making faces at the
children, these monkeys would scratch
each others heads. They looked as IL
they were searching for something. Mar
ma-duke thought they needed a fine
tooth comb Altogether these funny
little things did so bad that Grover CieYe-
land afterwards told his pa that they
made him 'shamed." Maybe the grown
folk looking at the cage felt the same
way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
jy ls-F su&ru2ot&Jy ls-wiot
RnANOkn CnLLEGE. SAIEM. "a.

COURSES FOR DEGREES, WITH
Electives. Library, 5000 volumes; work.
iug laboratory; good morals; six church
es-no bar-rooms: healthful mountain
climate. Very moderate licenses Forty
fifth year Catalogue free. Address JU-
LUIS u. DREHER. President.
lv 1851 " q II GM&W lml
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
FRENCH LANGUAGE,

LA TOUR SYSTEM
Mile. de Labanowsk VIII resume her
French Glasses OCTOBER LIST. ADDRESS.
for September, Rosemary Library, corner
Fourfb and FRANKLIN streets. where APP
plications will be received and catalogues
furnished du -'-AN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
p.NVoPs ACADEMY.

NEAR CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
Send for Catalogue.
JOHN r. SAMPSON. 4. ~,
fv DIV. F&&Su18t Principal.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
/. 8. sQUIRE's CLASSICAL AND ENG
JISH SCHOOL,

corner of Seventh and Grace streets, VIII
be resumed SEPTEMBER 20. 1881 Circn-
lars at Vests bookstore, 800 east Mt.l1
stroet or ar Hartung's. 22l east Broad
Greet ~ au 29-1t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
THE BIRD THAT PECKs.

And OH there were so many animals.
and so many children looking at them.
There were as many little boys and girls
as some of the poor people on the seUf-
fietown road possess. And they were so
happy and good-these children. AZ
least the babies who had fallen asleep
were Just SIS good as they could be,
First Of all, there was lot Of deer In
a wire thing like bird-cage, and Grover
Cleveland thought he was very smart
when he patted one. These deer all
mad bad colds. There noses were run
ming. and Charles Augustus wanted to
wipe ones nose with a handkerchief.
Mar-ma-duke told him he had better wipe
hs own nose. His advice was good.
Next the children saw great big bird
with hair on IL that looked like Christ
mas turkey, and had blue face Their
papa was as-ton-ish-ed 10 find out now
hard this bird could bite when he stuck
his finger through the wire. Look at the
picture OF this bird and also see how big
he is beside the little duck. You could
stick lead pencil in the holes In his
head which he has for his ears. Some
thing must have bored this bird In his
skull. Maybe Ii was TEN importance lee
tu-rer, or perhaps he heard some ladies
talking about their dresses.
After that the children saw the owls
and the eagles. which they Naturally
took for turkey buzzards. and the Ameri-
can lions and the leopards, and goodness
knows what all.
But, OH they were frightened when
they approached the cage OF the awful
looking wolf. that kept swapping at flies.
The youngsters couldn't lock at him
enough, and they nearly had dts when
ne opened lhs mouth and spoke. Chill
dren," said he. II am the very wolf that
ate up little Red Riding Hood and her
ssAndnnA Rnt ia nat had 50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

HOstERl.
That for high value. low prices, we can
not be beaten.
LADIES BLACK HosE.-This IS an
excellent bargain. We purchased al me
manufacturer had. and n you want any
you have 10 buy quick; they are perfect
aye. fun length, very elastic square heel,
never sold less than l0c., our under-se!lng
price ...... 80. ........ ..'.'.''.'.''''''~'
Many other bargains ike the above can
be found throughout our Hosiery Depart
ment.
NOTIONS.
Overlooking opportunities. You are
losing money by skipping this column:
2 dozen HOOk-Eyes for ............' LIZ
2 dozen Whalebones. that sell FOR &c.
dozen, for ................ .....,...........lc'
II dozen Agate Buttons for ...........z &c
Initial Letters. for Underwear dozen
1Oc. Cotton Batting, 4 pounds for. &c
Tetlow's Face Powder, tho &c. Kind
for ....... ~
Buttermlk Soap. cakes TOT ...".......bc.
Carbolate. Borate, and Pesiumed 1al-
cum Powder. IN sitter Tin boxes ......Sc
The best Petroleum Vaseline, botl!es
for ...... ...... ......,. 800. .....'''' 80
Asuelrs Ammonia, the XHNN., the
very best quality the regular price ye, ;
Good Hair-Pins. that sell 2 papers for
$50 Good Pins for ..............:.:......l
Amcuar Shell Halr-Pins, straight, reu
value 25c a dozen: special ..............iOc.
Concentrated Fruit Extract. me very
best made. generally sells lor Il IL % a
25c. Waist Sets. ...... .....'.''.'''''''c'
Csc Waist Sets .... ...........''..'.''',,.C
Gee. Silver Fan Chains ..........''-'c'
UMBRELLAS.
Values away out OF the ordinary prices
notable for their littleness:
75c. Ladies Umbrellas, with ha'ulai-
wood nal44leS ....-. ss.sss s'ss'' '....-''- 49,
we have placed on centre counter seNe-
raj lots Umbrellas at great reductons.
They are so numerous that we cannot De
gin u mention them. .,,o
Gilray's Curtain Stretchers... '..'''Sl'ls
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
MISS COLQUITTs PRIMARY SCHOOL
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 18th, at
500 WEST GRACE STREET. Circulars at
the bookstores. au 29&Sel,5, P,B.l4 'l5%l9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
TRAINING scuooL

OF BALTIMORE KINDfkdAirSi 80. -,
Association. Junior. Senior, an 80. u
Normal Classes: one ln Primary Me'.,o 49,,
and a Mothers Class. Lecture ,i
nromirent lecturers Address Miss = -
{. HART, The North@m "a =. ~, ti,....
Nj ~ INV ~ "-'''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
bedford County, In.

4 thoroughly equipped school. complete
In its appointments, OF nigh grade, FOR
boys and young men. For catalogue or
Information apply 10
W. r. ABBOT. Principal
fy ff-Su, &F28t Bellevue Post-Odlce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
NoTRE DAME, OF MARYLAND,

CHARLES STREET AVENUE, BALTI-
MORE. ND.
College FOR Young Women and Prepara-
tory School for Girls. Extensive grounce.
Vacation unsurpassed Suburb OF Baiti-
more Spacious buildings. completely
eouiDpcd :. 44-N ,fssuIm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
RICHMOND COLLEGE,

Courses in Literature, Phiiosouhy. Sci
ence. and Law, leading 20 degrees OF
Bachelor Of Arts, Master Of Arts. Bfche-
lOr OF Science, and Bachelor OF Law
Courses entirely elective City s.4IcD.s
may study I'm any one OF the twelve de-
Dartrcnts Of Latin, Greek. English.
French. German, Mathematics. Physics,
Chemistry, Philosophy History, Exprc5-
sion or Law, and pay only Tor th3
classes they take No charge for library.
gymnasium. or baths. -Four Instructors
In gymnasium.
session begins SEPTEMBER 23d. Ad-
President F. ". BOATWRIGHr.
ar fc-rh suG1'u90f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
No a-su. w g. + 800
poy,,I>c CnEEy ACADEMY,

A PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF ln.
hignest reputation. Health record
feet. Students uniformly ...veT
Charges low. Address JOHS HAN
Bowling Green. Va
e. 20 su. w. &FtseeO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
EDUCATIONAL.
THE nELyIDERE SCHOOL AND
KINDERGARTEN,
9OS FLOYD ANEN -.

MISS kD0INoV.s1 TT''7'F--'-' 1-l----,
The thoughtful consideration, criticism.
and patronage Of parents Is solicited ~
this school. IT'S aim Is to furnish tho
rough and practical ten-year course Oh
instruction and training (beyond the XIII
dergarten), which with prepare youns
ladies for college. This model school "a, ana -
kindergarten will reopen SEPTEM bti'
93d in enlarged school building. Clreu-
lars out September LIST. an Zy-Su& y -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

JOHN II. POWELL Principal
Mrs. r q. PA TON ana sir y. H.
ROBERTSON. Associate Principal.
The twenty session OF this Boar'-
ing and Day School will begin THURS
DAY. September % 1897. and close June
L.. 1885.
TIE course OF instruction IS thorough
and comprehensive. The professors a
Music, Languages. and Art arc surpa sed
by none and special teachers and aften-
ton provided for the Primary Depart
meat.
For fun Information apply 10 the Plla-
ciDal. Jy 9Th Su&Vulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

MISS FLORENCE GEORGE sHELe'
Wi; resume instruction ~ the e., ~,
pin OFORTE PLAYING sEiDrsiMn..,sii
,ef ccn,u,nnicaglcns may be &c1r s'r
10 No. AN west Nsin street, or 70 ~ ~
w. u. MOSES - ". AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
NEW CASTLE.
Fishing and Hunsing-some Rich
mond Visitors.

NEW CASTLE. CRAIG COUNTY.
VA, August 2s.-(Special)--ou pros
porous little town. nested among the
mountains, with Its unsurpassed bass
Ashing and hunting, with the finest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
William and MaryCOllege,
WILLIAMSBURG, VA.

Board from 81 % SIS per month, TUITION
fee for the halt session N1bO, meaish4
fee. u: contingent fee. s. Students VII
ing 10 teach TWO years IN the puyi..
schools pay only medical and contlnS.
fees. and are charged SO per month ~.
leg+ate course. Next session begins o.
TOBER Z. 1857. Send for catalogue
LYON G. TYLER. 81. A., LII D..
" i8-Su, W&FtCcl Presioehs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

The balance of our Thin Goods. none oil
them sold less than u i-2c. or more tnan
25c.. will go tomorrow for....,.,.s and &C.
BLACK GOODS.
We slip money into your pockets on
every price we quote you: ,e,o
Fancy Black Figured Mohair, doupie
fold. considered as a bargain az lJ,:;; or yd
sPs s-lneb pI Back Figured Brillantine. SUI
ner quality. real value &c. our price. 80
plain Black Brilliantine, extra VIZ snc
impossible 10 match at Sc., our pr,eo reai
finch Fine Black Imperial Se'so' Nc
value 81. our price ......''''''''''''''' NO
snc. French Henrietta ..........'''''''"Ve
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
We blow our own trumpet, but we Dio"
i SOC. Blue Imperial Serge, Al inches wi Nae
special pc aIsI price Of New fai Fancy Mixed
Goods. will be sold later in the season 10, TOT
ssc our special price 25c. G5ee the VIII
dow display
DOMEsTICs. 49,, wa
Compound reduction Every item We
issue marks constant tumoIi"s
prices -,., Tho, sold for
u vIde Unbleached Cotton, rounu
thread. perfect, smooth, its real 'aiue e. a.
special price IL ,sris Of those Rem
rev " RIeached Cotton left that were
bomeht 10 sell for i-5c: yard but sprc,a !
price 6 sac CThey run from 10 3" 49,. -2c
&c. Callcoes, light ones '''''''''''''SS 10
SI-sc JJnbleached Jeans ......'.'.''e -
I91.2c. Madras Shifting ...''''.''''e &c a.
Fruit Of the Loom Cotton ....'.''''o o-4c'
sHEETISGs. oo,,cs
We nreach low prices, and we practice
what we preach: 49, Ill. IN wards
zoe. Unbieached Sheetins' only ~ S" re
dc Pleached Sheeting, 10-4 .....: ~, ;l &c
lakewood Shceting "a IMMUNITY l-5c .
Utica Sheeting 10-4 .":......'''''''''11tt NV,
sndrosco9gin Sheeting, ga ........l9 &c
Androscoggin Sheeting. l0-i ...''.'.''zZc'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
!" THE TOWER"
We Are Now Receiving Our Fall Stock Daily.
All of Summer Stock Must Go

5 70
NFI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
AND
MISS ATLWIN'S MUSIC AND
LANGUAGE SCHOOL.
MISS

will reopen SEPTEMBER 18th. Lessons
on Piano. Guitar, and Mandolin. Spanish
and French taught according to latest
methods Transitions solicited. FOR par
ticulars apply at Walter j. Moses az
cos, 1905 Main street. opposite post
office au E'-SHoL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
VIRGINIA COLLEGE

Opens Sept. 9. 1897. one Of the leading 500
fog Y0Cng Ladies IN the South. Nagnresss
buiidings. all nodefn impF0s emenis, Sainf
ter acres Grand mountain scenery IN NAili
Va. famed for health Laropean and Amer
teachers. full course superior adYnnitse,
All and Music. students ron twenty s'1
IOr catalogue adiressfhe President, 81.
MATTE L. HARRIS, Roanoke, NifsiHi~
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EDUCATIONAL,

Old papers for sale at the Dispatch
office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29

- DAVIS MILITARY SCHOOL,
fyE- Winston, North Caro'ins. Pfspat's
IN IL any College or Uniyers'tfs ~ gives c.l-
~ -f4& pete business col eye course. No boy pr
tnjS-ytA pared by as ever ffiled 90 pass etsuill.
>t<~& lions for West Point and AnnApour l-s
ssH-s.-2 = climate. Low rates. Write Tor IstAIsE.s
IAN Dg-Iytt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-29
MCADE's DAY AND BOARDING.
UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
Richmond, Va.
MISS rLLETT's SCHOOL F0R YOUNG
LADIES' AND LITTLE GIRLS

WILL. REOPEN SEPTEMBER 2sD AT
li2 east Franklin street. Students pre-
pared Tor college. Circulars a. Vests
and Hunters bookstores. au 2z-Sulm
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-01-14
Ready for a Big Trade.

j. E. Brewer, the popular North
Broadway merchant, has just return
ed from the east where he bought a
large line Of seasonable dry goods and
is prepared to take care Of the mid
winter trade in a manner that will
surprise his large line Of customers.
He has purchased dress goods, novel
ties, trimmings and staple dry goods
at a large reduction and the prices
enable him to sell them at such
figures as to make the greatest bar
gains ever given in the city for winter
dry goods. You can find anything
you want either in dry goods or gro
ceries at his store and it will be sure
to please you. OF course you know
that he is the leading purchaser Of
poultry and eggs and pays the highest
market price. Remember these new
lines Of dry goods and call before the
assortment is broken.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-01-14
MOONLIGHT.

Mrs. Annie Brechbill and her niece
Annie Brechbill went to Belle Springs
Saturday returning Saturday night.
Rev. VIM. Page went to Clay
county to conduct protracted meet
ing.
Rev. j. M. Sheets spent two days in
Abilene attending meetings last week.
Quite a number from this vicinity
attended the funeral of Cyrus Lenhart.
J. Baumbaugh was around buying
hogs to ship. Mr.. B. is getting to be
quite stock man.
There will be great deal of NOV
ing around this spring. Mr. Brandt
will occupy the farm vacated by j. G.
Lands. Mr.. N. Cobb has rented the
Brandt place. Abe Ginder moves on
the Abe Brandt farm. Frank Smith
goes to junction City to work for
Strickland & Co.
Ezra Sheets has moved into his new
house.