Highland recorder., October 04, 1901, Image 2

About Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972

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~: ULAND L.ECOl.DER.
'lc .ns, $1.00 a Year In Advance.
Nsa-tl ev.rv I'ririav evening bv
W. _1. !___. TT^EKTY,
? r-*:7cri _fi_n? ? -r.-r2_L_xs____.ES.
Entered al the _?:. ? i-rey postoftiee as
second cl&.s matter.
Monterey, Va., Friday, Oct. 4 1901.
New Democrat ic Organization,
As advertised, a meeting of tlie
demo, rats of Highland was held
on the ii81 ti ult. for Hie purpose of
reorganisation After stating the
tjbject of the meeting. Chairman
S l> Sie?_r called L ll Stephenson
Esq. to the chair. Mr Sieg then
tendered his resignation as count)'
chairman.
liv cominittces from each district
the following person, \vere elected
members of the countv executive
committee;
Stonewall dist?Dr II H Jones.
B I) Bradshaw and V Hnpman.
Monterey dist?E I! McClintic,
I L Beverage and E B .lones.
Blue Grass (li^t?Ed Winier, P
fl McNulty and E A Wade.
A resolution by S VV Sterrett
E (\ expressing appreciation for
th) valuable services rendered bj
the lute chairman, was adopted, tit?
ter which the meeting adjourned.
lt being the duty of the execu?
tive committee to elect one of its
number as county chairman, a meet?
ing of the same was immediate],
eallel, and E II McClintic unani?
mously elected chairman of the
democratic parly of Highland.
Tin- committee, we believe, acted
wisely in selecting Mr McClintic.
He is young and energetic, and
.'hows a decided liking for work on
the line of politics, and heretofore
has nude plain Ila* fact that he i.
onto his job.
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Hij_l>I ind In the Lead.
We hava seen a letter from the
Auditor's office, in Richmond, to
our County Treasurer, which speaks
well i'< r our people as well as our
Treasurer. The letter Bays?"1
hand you herein si .lament or' yonr
Insolvents and Delinquent claims
for 1900 wtlich is a creditable ..how
ing Cor you and your county
Your percentage of collections of
State Tax are remarkably good.
and better than any I have yet ex?
amined. The sbowing that yon
have collected about 00 per centum
of the entire state tax, charged to
vou it* 1000, ie oj. lui. .1 to eqtutl
by aw of your fellow Treasures.'"
On the 80th ult. nn attempt was
nijide tn destroy the tomb of th.
late President. Two men attacked
the guards, one of the latter being
wounded with ti knife. They male
tln*ir escape.
Forty men of Co C.
I
try. were kill I in th
hy 400 in
Pu n it
wai ; ? ?? : -
lion, ; pur ?'?. ri.;.!:
long sid i?'s,in \.
in gi ? ' r in ':.;- evi?
dence of the Cz>lgo-z trial. I'ri
vnte O'Brian ????. men did
tbe azt that Parker wi a at Br I giv?
en credit for.
The Franklin Reunion.
Tue reunion of ex-confederates
at Frankiin was .aid io be a decid?
ed success. The number estimated
4o bi present by the Review, was
2.500.
Hon Charles P. .Jones entertain?
ed his comrades aud friends by thei
delivery of a got d, sound, conserv?
ative Bpeech, such being mtirely
char -? teristic of the speaker. In
his home county, surrounded by
old comrade" aud the friends and
familiar scenes of bis boyhood, he
spoke tenderly of those day- of
long ago and the great changes
that time bad wrought in remov?
ing from their ranks tbe familiar
laces of many dear com ????.des. Mr.
Jones'speech is si i',1 another evi?
ct.nee of his ability, the true char?
acter of the man and his real worth
to his people.
RICHMOND HOSPITALITY.
? VVjCare pleased to state that tbe
?I....,mond ('arrival Association
Fas completed arrangements for
tbe accommodation of fully 100,000
guests during the coming Carnival
Week, October7th-_2th. Of this
number they inform us fully50,000
Can be accommodated at regular
hotels and boarding-houses. For
the balanc. the citizens of Rich
niond haye "j et.ed the doors of hos?
pitality, linis assuring to every visi?
tor am]!. accommodations during
their _t..y.
T' < I ommitti a on Hotels and
A ccu m mod;* tion 8 is under Hie su?
pervision ol Mr. .<. h. Hill, with
headquarters ut No. HU East
M*_> Streeti
v
Good Horses and Good Prices.
Last week Mr James Hevener of
Hightown neighborhood sold to
Mr G J liiiur an exception;.ly fine
three \ear old draught horse, a 1400
pounder. Something neal, one and
a quarter was the price. S WSter?
rett Esq. of Crabbottom sold to Mr
V B Bishop, for$150.avery heavy.
two year old colt of hue style, tc
fill the vacancy in lin: Bishop team
of grays. Cattle are high, horses
are high aud potatoes will be out
of sight, lt is ti sore thing thal
our stock men and farmers will
have money "to throw at the birds."
Some of ii; is already in evidence
for just the (-.ber day we saw ;
county man with a roll of bills bit:
enough "to chi ke a cow."'
Still Koon..
A farmer, according to the Okeh
Herald, drove to town one da
last week with a load of live sloe!
which coexisted of several crates o:
chickens and ducks, a few hogs
three sheep and a calf. A yoting
tuan was standing on the stree
corner and thought he would havt
some "fun'1 at the farmers expense
so c.tlled out: "Say ain't you
Noah's ark kinda crowded?" Tin
old m.in looked round took ii chev
of battle ax, and replied: " 'Tis ;
little crowded, but I've saved roon
for ti jackass; come jump."
Town killers may be classed a
follows: First, those who go out o
town to do their shopping; second
those who are opposed to improve
n.ents; third, those who imagill
they own the town; fourth, thos
wno prefer a quiet town to one o
push, life and energy; fifth, thos
who oppose every movement tua
does not originate nilli them.
Smith (.'enter Pioneer.
Hightown Mention.
Hightown, Sent. 80, 1901 ?Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Winier spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.
Jacob Havener.
Mr. Robert Noel has rented his
hons3 and lot to Mr. .Ino. H. Hev?
ener of Crabbottom. Mr. Noel bits
gone to Hot Springs to work on
Hie Homestead. We are sorrv to
see him leave the county.
Clay Sponaugle is attending tie
Hightown High School.
Mrs. Mary Cook is still very
much complaining.
Miss Jemima Jones and brother
of Doe Hil! have entered the High
town High School.
Mr. Arthur llexrode aud sister
Miss Mollie, visited their uncle.
Mr. J. G. Hevener yesterday,
A. P. Hevener called on bis best
girl Sunday afternoon in Crabbot
to tn.
Mr. Will Noel is suffering with
rheumatism.
Messrs Trimble . Lunsford of
v ar town have turned their faith?
ful team <>f horses out for a much
na .-.ed reston blue grass.
The Hightown st<?re has recently
undergone some changes which
make it much more convenient.
They sell gooda at this place.
Rev. Mr. Entsler preached ii
very interesting sermon yesterday
at Hightown.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Rexrode
sire visiting Mr and Mrs G A Rex?
rode.
Tbe Hightown High School
opened Sept. 23, with about 85 pu?
pils, and is progressing very nice?
ly under the leadership of four very
able instructors. Early & Lute.
Items Irom Kansas.
Elgin, Kan. Sep. 22, 1001?As
iill know by this time Kansas had
a terrible drouth this summer.
Grandpa Debusk says such ii one
h.as not been known in 27 years.
We have finished haying and cut?
ting coin, and playing foot ball
nod shipping Texas cattle are the
go. Cattle sell well.
Messers E. VV. Bradley and Grant
Simmons are breaking-a span of
.mules. J. E. Fleisher lias been
riding his brown pony.
We haye been having some nice
dancing, and good music. Young
Miss London favored us with nice
music recently.
There are to be quite *? few wed?
dings in the near future, so said.
Out here the old get married too,
Kansas Girl.
UNimSITY OF VIRGINIA
IT IS Till.
Capstone of the Public School Sys?
tem of the Stale.
FREE TO VIRGINIANS
In the Academic Department
Letters, Science. L_.w Medicine,
Enoineeki-M-.
Session Begins 15th September.
For Catalogue address P Ii. Barrin?
ger, Chairman, Charllottsvi Ile, Va.
To Cure A Cold In One Day
Take Laxative I 'rome Quinine Tabjets;
All (lruu^ists refund Hie money if it fails
to cart*. E. W. Grove's signature on each
box. 85o.
Watch the Watches.
Remember that I sm headquart?
ers for first das. watches. All
standard nu.hes of movement! and
crises fully guaranteed. Can fur?
nish.-you anything from ii .-jewel
New England movement to the
24-jewel Illinois Special.
1 will haye more than a half doz?
en large catalogues, in two weeks.
selling forth all late sty lei of
watches and jewelry for 1902, and
will be pleased to have my friends
call in and examine these finery il?
lus! rilled books.
Thanking the public for past fa?
vors, and soliciting your future
patronage, I am,
Gratefully vours,
II. M. Slaven.
*TT IRGINIA: In vacation-In Ihe
y clerk's office of Highland Circuil
* Conn, Angnsl 26lb, 1901.
Fred M- Bonner i Mignec of A. G. Bon?
ner Adm'rof David Gwin dee'd and oth?
ers Plifs.
against
.). Ed Arbogast, S. II. C. and ns such
Adm'rof ti ames Wright dee'd c... pits
In ('Laue.ry.
The object of this suil ts to ascertain
thc estate of which James -/right died
Beized; to marshall the assets and to ad?
minister tbe name according to law
And it appearing from affidavit flied
tbat Thomas Wright, Sarah Bader, Nan?
cy Wright, Alexander Hamilton, I len ry
Hamilton, Robeil Hamilton, Stephen
Il?.milton and D. C. Hamilton, roc; non
residents of Hie bl atc of > irginia; it le or?
dered that tliey do appear here within
fifteen days after due publication of this
order and do what is necessary io pro?
tect their interest.
E. II. McClintic, p. q Teste:
J. 0. Matheny, Clerk.
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Wanted virginia farms
old coloniaf homes.
Any parties having Farms they wish
to tlippose ol' may find i: t. their advan?
tage lo communicate at once .ith LIG
GJ_TT & GOKHRING, No. 417 Fourth
Avenue,-Pittsburg, Pa., who have pur
chasers for V irginia farms.
Sep. 20, 11.
CONSTABLE NOTICE.
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Parties having bn.ii.ea_ vritL tbe con
stal?le of Stonewall District, will lind me
at MoDowei.every Saturday.
1). C. Ga,\ham, C. II. C.
Fept 18?Gmo
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lp^^ss^^^iizz^^!^s:z
BnUu9Ei_'@i_l
Too much housework wrecks wo?
men's non'es. And the constant
care of children, day and night, ls
often too trying for even a strong
woman. A haggard face tells thc
story of the overworked housewife
nnd mother. Deranged menses,
lenoorrhma and falling of the a
womb result from overwork, m
Every housewife needs a remedy p
to regulate her menses and to
keep her sensitive female organs "
I in perfect condition.
-53p..Vg r,r ff> M td.K*\- B% ^
is doing this for thousands of \i
American women to-day. It cured ft
Mrs. Jones and that is why she a
writes this frank letter: I
Glendean e, Ky., Feb. 10,1&01.
I aro so glad thnt your Wine of Cardui
ls helping me. I am feeling better then
I have felt for years. I a;n doing my
own work without any help, and I
washed last week and was not or_ bit
tired. That shows that tho Wino is
doing roo good. I am getting fleahle.
than I ever was before, and sleep ko .
and eat hearty. Before I began taking
Wine of Cardui, I used to hare to lay
down five or six times every day, but
now I do not think cf 1> ing down through
the day. Mi_. Richard Joshs.
$1.00 AT DBUOCUUm.
For s.vlce and literature, .<l:lr .*, giving iyrnp
tptnl. "TIM _?__*' A.. is .)? 1? par tu cut ", Tlie
Chut tc nooga Sledicine Co., Chaltai. ?>ga, ruin.
'2m&&3*BmmwmmmmVs3?!2!$&LQ&$
C. CAbeogAsq
TO THE FRONT
My Lino,
Spouting',
Hoofing*
Sally Vinci
You will fin . nie ready to giv
you estimates, aud do .ill wor
promptly.
Took .levi's Bad Bange
always on hand. Uet my price
before you buy.
Flambing is one of my special
ties.
Bath Tubs farnisued and placet
_Vinti Mills erected kc. &c.
Work Guaranteed.
C. (_ Arbogast, Ti. nek.
Monteray, \ a.
Snort nt j? pp "CIT?
pictures x ???.?--.__
All the Prominent PUGILISTS
Balf tone Portraits, in Ring Cost um
Worth Collecting and Framing.
.?. .''^SUPPLEMENT T<
POLICE GAZETTE
ko;) 13 Wefts 8m!.-i.;iis
Incindcd,
Mailed to your Address.
RICHARD K. FOX, Publishei
Franklin Square, NEW YORK
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eurc3 Hacking Ccughr;.
Sore Lungs, Bronchi!:: i,
Grippe, Pneumonia and
all severe lung affection..
Why then risk consump
tion, a .low, pure death.
Ta ko warning I Act at
once! Buy a bottle of
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup,
a doctor's presojiption,
used over503 .ai.. Price,
only 25 cents. I>sis_ or.
having it. Dcr.'t be im?
posed upon. Refu-O^ tho
dealer's eub.titute; it i_
nos as good 33 Dr. Eaii'_.
Salvation Oil cures ..h. nmpti.iii
Aches and raia., i B cc 25 cis.
1TJIXjT3I1-1 Cr LOT
toil
_FO_R SALE ____.T
Bolar Springs, Bath Co., Va.
Many patties have desired to br.y
building lots ut this celebrated and
popular summer resort nnd have
uutformly been denied 11 lot st any
price or have been asked ii price
nnreasoivit'iy high. Wc,haye there?
fore decide,! to lay ont Into quarter
acre lots, it tract of Iv) seres and
will sell these !ots nt reasonable
prices on easy terms.
This property lies within about
500 yards of ihe celebrated Bofnr
Springs ;: nd shout 20 mi les North?
east oj' Hot and Warm Springs in
Bath Co., Va., and are the only l<>ls
that are now and probably will be
lo come
it nv
on sal-1 lor yt
thing like a reasonable price, nnd
From present iti.ic.itions are kuie
L) i.icrease rapidly in v_ilw*.
These lots are desirable to par?
ties v, ho may wish to erect a hotel,
Boarding Imus., Livery Stable, or
Store, sud especially to parties who
woul I like to build a sum mer cot?
tage, and spend a few tf.eks each
summer at this delightful place,
taking tneir meals at a hoarding
house or boarding themselves.
Parties desiring to purchase lots
can have further snd full informa?
tion by culling on or writing to I. .
N. Bussard and J. Ii. Bums. Bolar.
Bath Co. Va., who have been au
thorized to sell and transfer any of
this property.
Very ftespectfullv,
Dina. Lilli* lt Blackwell,
Staunton, Va.
OYSTERS.
The Oyster reason is here again
and my York River stock is up to
the usual Btandard.
I ;tm now ready to fill orders for
my Highland customers and for
any one else that wants good oys?
ters.
J. B. Lackey,
Fish and Oyster dealer,
No, 4 3. Augusta St.
Staunton, \ a.
Phone 107.
E. Swart
BARBEE.
Will be found over L S Dick?
enson & Co/s Store.
SHAVE, E'AIBCUT, SHAMPOO.
RKA80KABLI PUCES.
In my shop on Wednesdays, Sat
imlays and nil public days. Givi
mt a trial. Thaks for past favors.
Jan. 21, Gmo.
GUARANTEED S^AARY
$9(50 w?".
Men and women of gool address
to represent us, some to travel Rp
pointing agents, others f?r local
work looking after our interests;
9900 salary guaranteed yearly.
extra commissions and expanses.
rapid advancement, old established
house. Grand chance for earnest
man or woman to secure pleasant,
permanent position, liberal income
.nd future. New. brilliant lines.
Write itt once.
Saffojid Pr kss,
23 Church St., New Haven, Conn.
A Sharpshooter
knows well the yalue of perfe.t and
accurate eyesight, as well as any?
one whose occupation necessitates
th" continual use of the eyes
liesting glasses are a great relief to
the student or bookkeeper. We
will test your eyesight ami increas.
the efficiency of your vision by
proper glasses, or to those whose
sight is failing with age.
Examination Free.
H, L. LANG,
Graduate Optician,
Staunton, Va.
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rom. H. Slaven ?
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Xji.VGI"y DLciD169
Monterey, Virginia.
ack, Surrey anet Buggies at rea
onable 'prices.
Horses boarded.
My personal attention given.
D
tops the Cough nd Works oil
the ('obi.
fixative Bromo-Qu h.i tie Tn blots cure a
dd ia one day. No cure, no I'ay.
rice 25 cents.
The Nev/ Star.
Having lensed the Cunningham
Intel Property, weare now giving
;: complete v- novtitiiig, and on
lav l.t. it w ill li-' re-opened ns the
SEW STAN IIO.T.I..
The public ...I lind excellent ac?
orn modiiiions?Neut, chaw rooms.
Sew Furnishings throughout?
Jest of Fare?ceu'rteous Ireiitmeut.
Jest of attention given to tue e..re
if horses.
We respectful fy ask a share of
he patronage.
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IN entering upon the .uties
of the new year we desire
tu thank the public fur
the pat i'i rn age extended
to u? in the past, sud to
assure our people of our
purpose to serve them
faithfully win.never such
seryice is needed. We
haye contracted to have
our Hearse rt*-finished.
have laid in a complete
stock of Undertaker.1
Supplies, and, familiar as
we are with the wants
and tastes of our people,
we eau guarantee satis?
faction both as to prices
and finish. Our Burial
Out fits are all of our own
make, and we make no
extra charge for Hearse
service. We are ar ran fif?
ing to be in direct tele?
phone connection soon.
Yery Truly Yours,
T. 'II. Slaven & Sons.
A. Leo Wimer
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Crabbottom, Va.
Repairing done at reasonable
prices and guaranteed. I have ap?
pointed H. M. Sin.eu as agent fdr
me at Monterey, Va.
WANTED?Any old piano or organ
that has become useless, should be turn?
ed hilo money, we will take il in exchange
for anew one. Being piano makers we
can turn them to some account; gel move
money out of them than you can and
e'.iarge bul a small difference for a nev
one. Have you a good horse or otlier
farm stock that will nol pay you to keep
over winter? We have use for them and
will take them ia exchange Cnmn.u_.i
cate with us, there is no doubt hut what
we caa make a trade that will benefit
both panics.
P. vV. WALTER & SON,
Dealers in Pianos. .taunton, Va.
Parties hzm Friends.
May Expect W. II. MARPLE who rep
resents thc
lannis h
lc aili
Granite Co.
To call upon them.
He is prepared to furnish Best
Work at moderate prices. Sec him
before buying.
W. A. Bussard,
Contractors
and Builder,
-Monterey, Va.
Dressed Lumber of all' kinds.
hard and soft woods, for sale at
reasonable prices.
Also Sash and Doors of all
sizes.
Steel Roofing1
A Specialty,
If von have any rlaning to do
at any lime I solicit thc work, and
guarantee satisfaction. tf
Bair Cutt lug',
Shaving,
(Shampooing,
Razors put in
Order,
YOU WILL FIND MB IN THE
OLD WIMER BUILDING.
I WILL BE GLAD TO AGAIN SBBVB
My OLD UUSTOMEB., AND THE PUBLIC
&BNBBALLY.
That I have not departed from my es
tablisbed rule, of makins every effort to
please my customers, I think, will he
proven ou your first yisit to my new
puarers.
If tyou give me your razor to put in or?
der, I gUSISiitce that it shall cut.
J. P. li win,-Bai ber
Monterey, Va.
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EXRY A. SLAVEN,
Practical Land Subvkyor,
Meadow* Dale, Va.
Work Guaranteed, accurate and co ?
re ct All wort. ii. this line solicited.
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sPretty New Wall Papers.
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We have.1 the prettiest, new.ft wall
| papers ever shown in Virginia.
\ Our prices are right and range from
j 3 cents a roll np.
jj .Ve handle the best of the best iV.etor
\ les iii America.
! S. .nd tor illustrated catalogue ot some
a exclusive, handsome designs.
I Albert Sh nitz,
Next National Valley Bank
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lewisburg Female Institute
The Leading Female Seminar}' in West Virginia
nil Collegiate snd Academic Courses. Superior Advantages in Hosie
sud Art. Lighted by Electricity. All modern Couveuieu
ce.. A (. .iristiiiu lloma "School.
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rom George B. Jones, Esq., Chicago. I
Chicago, il I., ii 3rd 1001.
'?] pjissi-d by manv good schools in order lo plac< mi d-itchier ondei
ie ex c.'| i ioiiail y L'<' "I in Hut i. ci B iiinl l h i'rm .' h. t ruction that ia giv
i ht ti c L^wi. burg Female Institute. After twit years' Iriul I nm i
ian ever convinced lhat in selecting illira school fo; her i made a wi*.
I'.oicc. 1 hr.vfl personally investigated un. have an intimate acquaint-*
hoi* willi man. ol' the bes! schools for girls in I he Middle and Southern
lat es, iiml I know of nu instit ut inn that is so free from sim m. lhat ismi
iiurougli in its \\ < . ic, sud ? her** every influent*** environing tin* pupil is
:? unqualifiedly good. Nor do I knew of any inatituiioii giving the
ime quality of fare und employing Hu* Kaine liigli grade of teachers.
Lat gives sn lor h rate. Thin .ehool has uiv cordial snd anquali tied
ommendatiou. I expect lo coi linne my daughter thete until her ed u
slion i?i completed.
:rom Rev. M. L. Laey, D D nf West v!r*.inia:
''I honestly believe it is tlie yen I ?'. _l uol of wi icli i liavs ai \
mowlege."
"rom I .ev S. B. Alderon D.E. Portsmouth, Ohio:
UI .pent ;i part <>i my vacation last minn ? i I wisburg
?"emilie lu. tillite aa a hoarder in Dr Tel for.', familv, who were eui
tranters to me. I was so pleased with thei liri*, ian ulm ?-; ? n <? t < ? .
.chool and the healthful surroundings thnt 1 decided tu place mv
laughter lhere. I have hum perfectly ^.*iti.-i:? ?1 und so has she. The
.resident is gifted iii the management of young laities. The genial
ipirit of his family makes a home for Ihestudentx. [ cnn cheerfully
ecommeud the school to parents us au admirable [.'.ace tor their daugh
CIS.
From J. J Echcls, Esq., of West va:
"1 have heou ii patron of the L"wishiirp Female Institute for the inst
lix years, and I believe that nuder the present management it is the
? erv best Female School in the two Virginias."
From Kev. E.G. Guerrant. D D ,of Kentucky:
"A goon* F. male School is it public blessing, and among many noUle
nsl it ii t pms I do nol know it better ono titan the one presided over b"
Dr II L Telford ut Lewishurg, W Va. It . ii Ch rh. Un. Biblical, thor
nigh and attractive?making not only finished scholars, but lo.elv
Christian characters. It is gund enough to e. u ja te my own daughter,
md I take pleasure in commending it to my friend*.*1
Send \o\- illustrated catalogue to
R. L. TELFORD, President,
Le ivlsbui'ff, W.Ya.
SHENANDOAH INSTITUTE
Daytox, Rockingham Cdukty, Vjroinia,
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was organized and incorporated under the laws of Virginia a quarter ot
a ceuiury ago, and since that time it has steadily increased until today
it stands the leading preparatory and collegiate institution in the Yal
lev of Virginia. *
It sustains ii Preparatory, a fonr years Classic il, a tim .. year's Scien?
tific, ii two years Normal for Teachers, and a Complete Commercial
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to $150 per rear. Address
E. L. Ifoenshel. Principal.
J. II. Huehush. Musical Director.
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