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VOU'UK III NO. 'Ml
OXFORD, N. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER lfi, 1890.
$l.-)0 PER ANNUM.
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,FAV ,v ! ) V !! UT1 SF-M KNTS.
fitj Ifti
Absolutely Pure.
:! iijki'i-' powder. Hi ltIi t of
i i. .! !i. I', s. Government Ke-
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jSuTlllN ? OlXCEEDkJ
LIKE SUCCESS.
'i 'ho ri'nn liADAM'S
yi-s. -M I i;o 15 K KILLER is the
--" ni-t wonderful medicine.
f .tj -S ,-?ij-.7 i h. i-:ni.' it has never
I if'J''i tVled in any instance, no
I n; :'tiT w hat the disease,
i& if 4 'v"in i t: ri;c v to the
a -implest disease known
jJ'Ci-f-l t" the human sjstom.
S&JjJ?'' J The scientific men of to
day claim and prove that J
evi ry disease is
CAUSED BY MICROBES,
AN IV
adam s Microoc
' IT1
IV'J
Exterminate- the Microbe and drives ihem out
of The v-tein. and when that '.- done .n cannot
Li'. c Hi a. He or pain. No mailer what the dis
eSj... whether a -imi.l.- ea-e r .l .da rial Fever or
a cniiiiin.it i.-n of di-ewe-. we cure them all at.
t'uf Miiae time, as wo treat ail diseases const itu
tiouaiiy. A-thma. Consiioipt ion. ':it;ri'li, lironclii
tis, KiieuniatUm, Kidney anil Liver Iis
ease. CliilKaiid I'evcr. !' niale Trnuliles,
in All It Forms, ami, in l-'aer, Kn'ry IMs
eae Known to tlie Human system.
BETAKE OF FRAUD C
I) ULENT IMITATIONQ
See that ur Trade-Mark (same as above) ap
pears (Hi -:li h jug.
SeL.l t..r !.... k Jli- te.ry of the Microbe Killer,"
given a way by
J. G. HALL, Druggist,
Sole Ajvi,? fur i tCu-d and Granville County.
EDUCATIONAL.
THE-!v
GRANVILLE
-oi-oRM. N. O.
Tlli. A f i liN I' TERM WILL BEGIN SEP
1 t .-in i ..-! ! Pall ,-or;is of leaehers, graduates
"1 -"in,- ,,' 1 ho,. Is in the I'n ion. M itsic
':iii-lit !m t h . - cw England nnsefvalory method.
L ..I,- m -i-.i,t -inging, twice a week, free to
)i ilm jillpi U
.'' lV:di h tin- -( in. .d has been unsurpassed.
Nil t. ,.., ,,r ti.,a-i!iiig pupil lias h.-cn kept from
i.Li-i- h - i . i ; 1 1 - - for thre.- eiii-i-cutive days since
'-1:iM!-lilii.-l,t.
H'.-.nl, iiiitnni in tin- KiiL'lih course, mathe-nwic-.
Latin and -. I it lien ies, live months, &N0.
i-'.r - 1 1 1 . - i . . - a j.pl v to
-.'in Ailssi; t 'LAKKE. J'rincipal.
'iiioKoi -iii, i'i;ac:tk:al institution
fur hi.th ,-T,.. open the entire year, renman
ehip, 13(!(.kl;e. j,iij''. Shorthand, Typewriting,
Arithmetic. Spcllimr, J:ii'dish Grammar, Bank
ar.d Correspondence. Students can enter at
any time. l'le.iant rooms, (iood hoard in pri
V!ite familiiisi for and upwards. Graduates as
sisted to positions. Write for circulars to
mayiii tf T w ATTON, Norfolk, Va.
Uhtm SCHOOL,
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; For Young Men and Boys,
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The North Carolina College
OF
Agriculture & Mechanic Arts
yil.L LKOIX ITS SECOND SESSION SEPT.
v.i rt 1 ' '"' '"'w l:t'Lre shoj buildings for
Iiati, "' " """" v',m,l will be ready for occu
tliori " iri""' '" 1 '" ''"'part merits arc equipped for
.j. ""'-'ii v ork. K v poises are less than in any
tbr- F ,',"11'"r-' existence. Many members of
mini revimillJ class are already employed at re
iress ve salarie- For further paiticulars ad
,;., .. Alexakdeb O. Holla day, Pres.,
aa"5 IUleig;h4 It. C.
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CONDENSED NOTES
OF THE PASSING LOCAL EVENTS OF
THE DAY.
Wliat is TraiiNpiriiis: Aroiml and
A buut lTs, m Town and County
Tlio lovements and Doing's of Peo
ple You linow. Kte.
The protracted meeting at the Mel
odist Church will be continued.
Mr. G. P. Fleming now has the pleas
ure of pla'ing with a "bouncing baby
iMVy-."
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Taylor and chil
dren are on a visit to relatives in Frank
linton. Gov. Vance spok to a large crowd of
enthuiastic farmers inGoldsboro on Satur
day last.
Mr. D'Orsey Jones, and family are
now snugly located at the Irwin House
for the winter.
Mrs. Judge Davis, who has been on a
visit to Mrs. R. W. Lassiter Jr., has re
turned to Louisburg.
Mr. J. A. Roberts, of Richmond, Va ,
will take the road in the interest of the
Panacea Springs Co.
V. 11. P. Jenkins, the best Superin
tendent of Public Schools in the State,
was in town Friday.
The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. Beasle will be glad to learn that they
are rapidly improving.
Rev. J. R. Moose, who has been as
sisting Mr. J. F. Edwards for several
months, has returned to Trinity College
to continue his studies.
Mr. T. D. Crawford, returned from
Ocala, Fla., on Thursday, and was warmly
received by his friends.
Messrs. J. E. Howell, and B. G. Med
ford who have North laying in big fall
stock of goods have returned.
One of the big things for Oxford in
the near future is the building cf the
cotton factory at the Orphan Asylum.
Miss Carrie Mitchell, who ha3 been
absent some time visiting friends, in Ral
eigh and elsewhere, returned home Satur
day. Nash count' was represented Thurs
day on our market by Messrs. J. P. Elli
nor, H. W. Gorham, R. H. Moore and W.
P. Davis.
Major and Mrs. T. B. Venable, after
an absence of several weeks at Buffalo
Springs, 'have returned home greatly im
proved in health.
Mis Rose Wood, a graduate of Lit
tletr.n Female College, has become one of
Bro. Daniel's assistants on the staff of the
State Chronicle.
Mrs.Graham B.Royster, of Buchanan,
who has been spending some time at
Rockbridge Allem Springs, has returned
some what improved.
The State Republican Executive Com.
mittee met in Raleigh to day. It will
elect a secretary. This will bring up the
Mott-Evans fued agfin.
R. L. Clark, the rabbitt foot man of
B?rea, was on the breaks Friday and sold
some new tobacco at splendid prices at
the Alliance.
The front of the new Alliance Ware
house, will when completed, do credit to
any city. We congratulate Capt. Spencer
upon the admirable taste displayed.
Mr. B. F. Taylor, in trying to save
some of his future on Friday had his left
hand badly burned. He lost a part of his
furniture and all the kitchen outfit.
Miss Rachel Blythe, a Cherokee In
dian, who was educated at the Orphan
Asylum, will enter the business college
at Raleigh to learn short hand, telegraphy
&c.
We welcome to Oxford, Mr. P. H.
Mayo, of Pitt county, who has cast his lot
with us. Mr. Mayo, is a young man of
means, and will buy tobacco on our
market.
Rev. C. A. Jenkins, will assist Prof.
Penick in his large school this season. We
are pleased to note this as Mr. Jenkins is
one of the most accomplished gentlemen
in the State.
Mr. T. H. Collins is turning out some
neat and tasty job printiog,and all in need
of first-class work at moderate prices
would do well to consult him before go
ing elsewhere He is located in the Public
Ledger office.
Messrs. J. R. Renn, R J. Woody, W.
II. Cutts, Alfred Sherman, G. B Royster,
T. C. Rogers, J. F Currin, J. L. Adcock,
J. S. H(.bgood. L. A. Royster, E. C. Allen,
J. F. Cann&dy, W. 0. Allen and C L.
Moss, of this county were in attendance
upon, the big tobacco sales Friday.
A wealthy northern gentleman, Mr.
Bostwick, has proposed to give $2 for
for every $1 subscribed in North Caro
lina, for the further endowment of Wake
Forest College.
Mr. J. T. Regan, says since here
turned to the country he has cured some
fine tobacco, caught.Jhree foxes, and
twenty-seven opossunis. He is a regular
tricycle on a move.
Our young friend Mr. W. R. Beasley
Jr., left on Friday for Ocala, Fla , to make
it his future home. He is one of our most
worthy young men, and we wish him good
luck In his new home.
The last chance ! Embrace it ! The
books of the Land Improvement Company
will close Thursday night and unless 3Tou
buy stock at once you will miss a rare
chance for a good investment.
We are gratified to learn that jroung
Plato Durham will continue as book keep
er for the Orphan Asylum for another
year. He is a bright young man and has
many warm friends in Oxford.
This week Messrs. Hundley Bros,
will commence work on the "Modern Barn
factory and the six dwellings houses to
be built in South Oxford on the lots of
the Land Improvement Company.
Mr. T. M. Washington, who has been
quite sick at Stems, for several weeks,
has recovered and was in Oxford on Fri
day He informed us that he lost a good
barn of tobacco on Thursday, night.
We were pleased to see Mr. T. D.
Clement attending the sale Friday. He
has entirely recovered from his sickness,
and was in the best of spirits, as the far
mers had realized splendid prices for
their tobacco.
We are informed by the neighbors of
Mr. Leroy Elliott, who bought the 'Dev
in place" near Adoniram last year, that
he wrill make enough tobacco this year to
pay for the land. We believe $1800 was
the price paid.
' Mr. C. L. Paxton, and his most ex
cellent lady, who have lived in Oxford
several months, returned to Buffalo
Springs, Va , on Thursday. Mr. Paxton
who bought sumac in Oxford, will locate in
Danville and engage in the tobacco trade.
Mr. J- P. Stedman, who bought out the
drug store of Messrs Davis, Thomas &
Co., is busy overhauling everything, and
the store begins to present a handsome
appearance. We trust our people will be
stow a liberal patronage upon this gentle
man. Sheriff C. M. Rogers, had the misfor
tune to severty sprain his left ankle on
Friday while getting out of his buggy at
his residence. He will in all probabilty
be hobbling' around for some time,
but we wish him as rapid recovery as
possible.
We want our readers to be sure and
pay attention to what A. Max h?s to say
in another column. He has a splendid
assortment, of all kinds of goods which
he will sell at the lowest possible prices.
He means business and says the goods
must go at gome price. Call and see for
yourself.
If we cannot have a brass band in Ox
ford, old Granville is not behind, as one
has been organized at the thriving village
of Stems. They are under the instruction
of Mr. Nelson of M.onroe, and are making
rapid progress. We hope they will be far
advanced enough to make music on the
coming campaign.
Every tissue of the bodr, every bone
muscle and organ, is made stronger and
more healthful by the use of Hood's Sar
saparilla. A CARD.
Oxford, N. C, August 27 I take
pleasure in declaring myself a candidate,
and doing so I most earnestly solicit the
support of every one whether white or
black rich or poor, young or old ; whether
Democrat or Republican, Prohibitionist
or independent ; whether in favor of wa
terworks or what not.
I assure you that if I am honored with
your vote, I will work for the interest of
every such one. In other wTords, I will
prove to you that I am the right man in
the right place.
Now to the point. If you are in need
of a Wagon Platform, Dray or even a
Buggy, you cannot do better than call on
me'. And if you want any kind of repair
ing done, whether wood work, blacksmith-in-,
painting or trimming, I am confident
that it will be decidedly to your interest
to come to see me.
I use material unsurpassed by any one
in this place, if not superior. Any work
entrusted to me will receive prompt atten
tion. ,
Satisfaction guaranteed both as to work
iocl pricp
Thankful for past favors and soliciting
a continuance, I am yours ready to serve,
B. F. Taylor.
p s My shop is next to the new Alli
ance Warehouse, in the rear of Messrs.
OweD, Barbour & Smith's andJ.F. ia
w aids' hardware stores.
NEWS ABOUT THE STATE.
WHAT
HAS TAKEN PLACE WITHIN
HER BORDERS.
A General Epitome of Iteeent Occur,
rences Around and About lTs. From
tlie Mountains to the Sea, :is Culled
from our State Papers.
There are now sixty-three pupils en
rolled at the College of Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts at Raleigh.
The Border Exposition of the Carolines
is the name of the fair to be held at Max
ton October 21-24 inclusive.
It is learned that 30,000 tons of the
Farmers' Alliance fertilizer, made at
Durham, were sold last season.
A negro who owns thirty acres of land
adioinintr the Phreniv oil well in Greens
boro has refused an offer of $15,000 for
it.
Mrs. Bo3rd,the postmistress at Biles
ville, charged with robbing the mails of
registered letters, has been bound over to
the Federal Court in the sum of $1,00.
Dr. J.F. Rogers was instantly killed the
11th, near Alexander, Buncombe county,
by W. F. Boyd. Boyd did the act in self
defense. Rogers received three pistol
shots in the head.
Mrs. Geo.W. Kidder, of Wilmiugton,has
been appointed Lacy Manager from North
Carolina at the Columbian Exposition to
be held at Chicago in 1892. An excellent
selection, we learn.
Charles M. Busbee, Deputy Grand Sire
and Rev. J. H. Cordon, and J. G. Brown,
Grand Representative, are attending the
meeting of the sovereign lodge of Odd
Fellows at Topeka, Kansas.
News of another horrible accident in a
cotton gin was received a few days ago
near Dudley, Wayne county. Mr. Cullen
Hatch, aged twenty one, while feeding a
cottin gin, came in too close proximity
with the saw and almost instantly his arm
was wrenched off.
During the Fife meeting at Newton,
there were 500 conversions. Four of
these were distillers, who immediately
closed up their business The people of
Newton showed their appreciation of
Mr. Fife's services by presenting him
with a cheek for $735.
Durham Sept. 12, celebrated the com
pletion of the Lynchburg and Durham
railroad with pomp and splendor. The
occasion was honored by a number of
Virginia's most distinguished statesmen,
and prominent business men and officers
of the road, who came to Durham on a
special train.
A warrant was issued at Raleigh Wed
nesday for W. W . Sellars, postmaster at
Lebanon, Columbus county, N. C. The
charges against Sellars are embezzlement
and false returns of cancellation of stamps,
and he is behind $2,000, most of which he
stole from the postal fund and from the
proceeds of the sale of stamps.
In the county east of Asheville, N. C,
Sept. 11 considerable excitement has been
caused by the appearance of smoke rising
from the seven peaks of the Swallow
Range of mountains. The smoke is a
continuation through the day and some
times rises to the height of 350 feet.
People who have visited the place declare i)right tohaceA that downs the world for
that there is sulphur in abundance rising coior an(j flavor. The cry of the auction
from the mountains, and that the mist of eers were nearly all day, as all six
sulphurious gas, after rising to a certain j of our mammouth warehourses had good
height, forms into intensely black smoke, treats. Oi-r excellent warehousemen
The smoking peaks were noticed for the ; were aji -m g0(n trim, the buyers anxious
first time two years ago and continued two I for. tobacco to fill the large orders they
weeks. After that nothing more was have on han,ii and the bidding was spirited
observed until the 9th of last September, ! an(j lively. Crews, Stark, Blackley and
when it appeared again, continuing three I Meadows, the best team of auctioneers in
weeks. It appeared for the third time
about two weeks ago and still continues.
A Remarkable Case from Illinois.
"I suffered for five years with Mercurial j
Rheumatism, which was the result of pot !
ash and mercurial treatment by physicians
for constitutional Blood Poison. They not ;
only failed to cure me but made me a ;
physical wreck and my life a burden. I j
then commenced taking Swift's Specific j
(S. S. S.), and after using a few bottles ;
was entirely cured of the Rheumatism, j
which the doctors Drought on ny tneir
remedies, and the Blood Poison which
they failed to cure. I cheerfully commend
S. S. S. to any one similarly afflicted."
John H. Lyles, Sorento, HI.
No Trace Ieft.
Mr. and Mrs. Li tell, of Huntingburg, : and in this city, but with no benelicial
Ind., say: "That about one year ago, i results from their prescriptions. About
their little girl was entirely cured of an 1 the fust of September she commenced
annoying eruption of the skin and a local 1 using the Mivrobe Killer, and since that
blood disorder, by the use of three bottles ! time has never had a return of the parox
of S. S. S. There is no trace of the skin j ysms, and her general health has been
disease left, and the blood has been in s correspondingly improved. I can cheer
nerfect order ever since, and the general fully recommend the Microbe Killer to
health of the child was never as goou as
now. inev will rase pleasure in sins wil
ing any letters regarding the child's case."
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free. Swift Specific Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
FOOIjIXO THE COLORED FF.OPl,l.
Tlie White licpultlieans liave deter
mined to L,e;gvethe Aero Out.
The great he.als of the Republican
patty met in Oxford on Saturday. The
rendezvous was the Court House, anil you
had to give a Mack sign with the word
doi" as a pass word to gain admittance.
The "dicky bird" informed us that the
Boss, the great hi.th chief of the wigwam,
presided over the dark element which
wes full of thunder nd lightning against
tlie piile faces who were on the war path
for all the ofllces. But as they have not
got manhood enough to stand up for their
rights they are compelled to have a pale
face lead them around by the nose, so Col.
C. M. Rogers was. re-elected chief of tie
black wa-riors.' It is said that they had a
regular v."- danl'e and the tomakawks
j vme tongues; lieiv thick and last, ami it
was Tuougnt at oyie time lie would have
to call on his brother pale faces to protect
him, but he smiled a few times saying to
himself, "Well, these fellows have studied
hard for a wTeek preparing red hot kick
ing speeches, and as soon as they blow off
steam they '11 be all right."
The Colonel cairied out his program, it
having been juranged before hand that
no time should be set for calling the
convention on account of colored kickers.
Under these, circumstances of course
they could not agree upon the time, and
finally left it to big Chief to proclaim the
date. We opine that it will be called just
before the election as the Colonel has
found that som of his warrors are clam
oring for someiof the fat places in the
tribe, and b' tiis meat's they will not
have time to pif, out a ticket against that
alreadj' agreed n, says the "dicky bird,"
which is as follows:
Sheriff C. f. Rogers.
Clerk R. WjrLassiter.
Register WII. Purvey.
Senate J. Brown, and for the House
W. K. -Jenkins md Dr. Sikes.
As usual thef vhite manipulators of the
colored people -were peen Saturday on the
side walks, in j the Court House, and in
the middle of the streets with theirbugles
close to the ears of the colored brethren
telling thorn tljat they are the only persons
suitable for svrh and such an office. They
are working the racket fine on the colored
man. Look out the pale face will get
the coon whemthe convention is held and
and poor Ephr'am will continue on with
out an office! 'Watch out and see if we
are not right !
The use of calomel for derangement of
the liver has rfdned man' a fine constitu
tion. Those yvho, for similar troubles,
have tried Ayr-r's Pills testify to their ef
ficacy in thoroughly remedying the mala
dy, without injury to the system.
For Sitle or Rent.
Two hundred and fifty-nine (250) acres
of land in Wake county near Wake Forest
College, well adapted to the production of
Tobacco, Cotton, Corn, Wheat and Oats.
Apply at this office. aug22-lm.
itch cared in 30 minutes by Woolford's
Sanitary Lotion. Sold by T. G. Hall,
Druggist, Oxford.
A lilts Bay.
Friday was a big tobacco day in Oxford
as our ffrme'--s rolled in from every dir
ection with ' matron loads of Granville
the State, made our farmers smile as they
rolled out upenthe air the splendid prices
paid for their tobacco.
Louisville, Ky., March 12, 1890.
Radam's Microbe Killer, Co.,
Nashville, Te in :
I Gentlemen A member of my family
; has been nlfiicted with asthma for several
! years, the attacks recuning from time to
time, as is usual with this disease. In
May or June of last year, 1889, these at
! tacks became almo t continuous, hardly a
j day or night passed without suffering from
i the distressing attack? until I became
j alarmed on account of the loss of sleep
! and the severity of the disease, fearing a
: general declilne of the health I consulted
i several eminent physicians in New York
j au asmmauc suunna.
Yours, etc.,
J G. Gtjthrif.,
422 W. Main St.
For sale by J. G. Hall, Druggist,
Main Street, Oxford, N. C.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Be
ure
H you have made tip your mind to buy
Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take
any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar
medicine, possessing, by virtue of its peculiar
combination, proportion, and preparation,
curative power superior to any other article.
A Boston lady who knew what she wanted,
and whose example is worthy imitation, tells
her experience below:
e
" In one store where I went to buy Flood's
Sarsaparilla the cleric triedtoinftu.ee me buy
their own instead of Hood's; he told me their's
would last longer; that 1 might take it on ten
days' trial; that if I did not like it I need not
pay anything, etc. 15ut lie could not prevail
on me to change. I told him I knew what
Hood's Sarsaparilla was. I had taken it, was
satisfied with it, and did not want any other.
When I began taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
I was feeling real miserable, suffering
a great deal with dyspepsia, and so weak
that at times I could hardly stand. I looked,
and had for some time, like a person in con
sumption. Hood's Sarsaparilla did me so
mxich good that I wonder at myself sometimes;
and my friends frequently speak of it." Mrs.
Ella A. G.off, Cl Terrace Street, Boston-
arsaparilla
Boldby all druggists. $1 ; six for 5. Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD & CO., Apothec;u-ies, Lowell. Mass.
SCO Doses One Dollar
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Tiiomasville Female College !
TIIOMASVILLE, N. C.
ACOLLISOK OF IIIOH GRADE, FOR YOUNG
ladies. First-class in all its appointments.
In the healthiest and moft accetiinle part of the
State.
For catalogue, descriptive of board, tuition,
course of study, etc., address
FRANK II. CURTIS,
President.
Military Academy
TIIOMASVILLE, N. C.
A HIGHER INSTITUTION OF LEARNING,
for boy? and younij men. Under same man
agement as Thomasville Female Colkge, but en
tirely separate as to hoarding. Fits young; mea
for business or college.
For full information send for catalogue.
FRANK II. CURTIS,
jv2"2-2m President.
ALLEGHANY INSTITUTE!
ROANOKE, VA.
'. F. JAMES, Ii. A., T. !., Principal.
A. S. II. KKIKTOW. It. A., I
JOS. It. J.OXii. It. A.,
f
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A FIRST-CLASS 11 Hi I SCHOOL FOR P.OYS
and young men. Handsome buildings, en
tirely ncv and well equipped, on the lii-ights
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healthful local ion. Buildings heated by steam
and supplied with ha I li-i ooms. Full corps" of ex
perienced teachers. Students piepnied for ad
vanced clnsse of College or University, or for
business life. Send for catalogue, to
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jyl.S-Sm Roanoke, Va.
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RALEIGH, N. C.
IQTH ANNUAL SESSION 15EGINS SEPTEM
lO her 3. ls'.Hl. Thorough in all its methods.
Complete in its equipments. Steam heat. Gas
and Electric Lights. Experienced Teachers.
Good Fare.
From liev. (5. C. Rankin, D. D.
"There is no man living to whom I would pre
fer to trust my daughters for religious and scho
lastic t raining than to my honored and faithful
friend. Professor Jas. Dimviddie."
j?Send for catalogue.
JAS. DINWIDDiE, M. A., Principal,
io3 4m Late of University of Virginia.
Davidson College,
MECKLENIiUKG CO., N. C
Sept. If 90, to June 11, '91.
TH1IE MASTER'S COURSE.
JL rpilE BACHELOR S COURSE,
JL riMIE SCIENCE COURSE,
E
ELECTRIC COURSE.
P,
)USINESS COURSE.
Studies in English. Science, and in the Bible
are given din; prominence. For catalogue, ad
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jy25-2m Rkv. J. B. SHEARER, D.D., LL.D.
MeQical College of Virginia I
RICHMOND.
"OD SESSION COMMENCES OCTOBER 1,
1S90. Continues six months. For further infor
mation write for catalogue.
J. S. DOUSEY CULLEN,
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Prof, of Surgery, Dean oi Faculty.
Virginia Military Institute
-LEXINGTON, VA.
-TOND YEAR.
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SC1EN-
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Courses in general and applied. Chemistry, and
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Academic Course, also degrees of Bachelor of
Science and Civil Engineer in Technical Courses.
All expenses, including clothing and incidentals,
provided at rate of $3fi.(J0 per month, as an aver
ape for the four years, exclusive of outfit.
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