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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-28
MANCHES
short Paragraphs bout Our Ncighbors
and Their tfty.

1t is reported that Mr.. james johnson
who was recently elected city scaicngcr. il
NOT a naturalixcd citizen of the United
STATES.
sunday morning at . o'clock there will be-
a mass meeting of the Bainhrdge-,trcct
Baptist sunday school. al which the sunday
school work will Doe discussed There will
be- some excellent music rendered 10y the
school.
The Midlothian Masons are preparing to
repeat the concert recently given 10y them.
II will take place on Friday. October 18th.
and some excellent Richmond talent will
take part.
The Democrats all over the city are being
well organized. ami Manchester expects %
give Il good account of herself al the ap-
preaching election. Hon. J. iIogc Tyler
will have an enthusiastic reception ON his
visit next Friday night.
Rev. Mr.. Waggener of Laurel-strect
Methodist Church. has been assisting al the
revival al Fifih-strcet Methodist Church
Rev. j. \. bowman will preach at the
Meade Memorial Church sunday nigh, al
O'Clock.
Judge Ingram, Of the llustme, Court, yes
temay confirmed the recent sale of "a portion
of the BurfOot estate. The amount derived
irom this sale was S5,Go> and there arr
about fifty acres still remaining. which viii
be pat up al auction at an early date.
Rev. John j. Clopton was reported as inn
prov ing YESTERDAY.
The city Is storing away H. winter SUP |
ply of fuel in the old market building
The force Soi hands az work LAYING the |
in the Sidewalk, are max I
M rapid progress.
Miss Lula Gre>siii. Of Baltimore. who has
'cen ,ising the MISSES Leonard. of this ciiy.
Nill return home this morning.
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Something absolutely shocking, b,
way OF antithesis 20 the philosophical
character Of what has gone before:
On one of the mountain trains th,
other day, just when its weary cargo OF
belated vacationists had come in sight of
the cleaning waters of Lake Wmlp.
isaukee, a frockled faced lJ-yoaroll hos
with a basket on his arm came Oh board
at small station.
"Spruce gum, spruce gum. ho called
out, with a quorulous, impauiuert ll,Io
interrogatve quirk at the end of the
word gum"
"Spruce gum: ten centsa plchaea.
\ couple OF gisgIius young women
bought package, but % middle aged
and sour yisagol woman vino SAT- in the
seat behind them looked shocked beyond
expression that anything so vulgar a-
spruce gum should De offered f0l sale oa
the cars.
40" shouted the woman. And she
scowlcd icrociously 90 the boy as h
paused with his basket
"Iell ye what 'tis, maam. said he
bending over The scat little. but piping
the words ont SD that AN in the car could
hear him, "Ill give it. 90 SIC already
started an only charge ye the to9
cents"
And then everybody iu ,locarth0usiu
tho sour faced woman was going o.
faint.-Bo,ton Transcript
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Mac Meade (coloredj. a-saulting and
threatening 10 shoot Laura Ellis. The cas-,
was dismissed on payment of cost.
Eddie Jackson (coloredl. disorderly on
the street and resisting the police. Fined
so and cost
Daniel Murphy. charged with stealing ten
cents. the property of ". J. Ford. Dis
charged.
Thomas Carter (coloredl. charged with
assaulIing and beating Mary Taylor The
accused failing 10 appear, an attachment
was issued for him.
Z. ". Walker (colorodl. charged with be-
ing a suspicious character. Walker wa,
committed 10 jail 10 be- examined by com
mission Of lunacy.
l.. ". Dwey. drunk and disorlerly ON the
street. Fined - and cost
George ". Jones. drunk and dsonlerly ON
the street Fined $3.50 and costs.
The caSeOf Mr.. " II. Beyeridge. charged
with cursng and striking 4. L. TAYLOR
tcOlorcdl was called.
The evidence showed that TAYLOR went 10
BeserMge's Office Thursday on business. and
while there "a dispute arose and TaNlx
ca'ed Bevcridgc thief, WhereuDon Beyc-
ridge kicked TAYLOR Out of his office. Aner
getting in the street TAYLOR accused Beyc-
ridge of having robbed him. Beyeridgc ran
Jut and assaulted Iaylor, striking him
several blows in the face. The Justice fined
Mr.. BcNcrldgc s. and cost
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Da.tardI, Attempt 20 Burn a House.

Last night ii was discovered that an ei-
fort had been made 10 burn the house Ne.
clj north sixth street. The matter was re-
ported 10 the police. and Sergeant Tomlin-
son was detailed TO investigate il. He found
that on the rear porch Of the house had been
stored some wood and a pile of mating
Between them some one had placed a LOT Of
paper. with the evident intention of setting
lire 10 the house. fortunately the attempt
was discovered and the flames eNtingulshcd
before any serious damage was done.
The building. a nice twO-story frame
house. il occupied by Margaret Cook. re
pcctlblc and worthy colored woman, and
wnat could have been the motive for the
dastardly attempt no one knows. Sergeant
TOmlinsOn saws that whoever the miscreant
was. he evidently attempted. after setting
IA, paper on fire. 60 make his escape over
the side fence of the premises. The police
will leave no stone uuturncd to ferret out
The rulurif
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Ix-MaNor (arrlnrtnn.

The excitement Of the political campaign
has had it, effect on Colonel ". {. Caring
ton. one Of the candidates for the Lcgis-
laiure. The Colonel was in IN health men.
tally aud physically, some time ago, and
perhaps had not yet fully recovered his
strength Of mind and bod, sufficient, for the
cNertion necessary 20 enter political can
Na~s.
Yesterday, a commission authorized by a
writ dc i,roficO jaqWifcHdum met al
Colonel 'arrinetOn's residence. and the r.
suit of their deliberations will no doubt be-
that he will be taken back To the asylum al
Marion
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Time VIII Tell" laughablc musical
comedy in three acts was given AT the Thea
- last evening heforc.a fair sized house,
with Billy Kennedy. Billy Williams, and
John j. MAGE in the leading roles. The
piece j. literally interpreted with singing,
and one topical song in particular,
named for the play, created much ap-
plau-c. and there were some five or six re-
calls for more verses. OF course the cleo
iric line and the new City Hall did not e.
cape the versatile Nersifyer. The dancing
Too. was often cncOrCd.
To-day matinee will be given al 2;3o,
and tonight the engagement concludes.
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mustiugs Court Yesterday.

Abraln JOHNSON, Who was iincd 40 m The
Police Court for carrying concealed weap-
ons. took an appeal. and the jury yesterday
confirmed the Judgment Of the lower court.
The indictment against Thomas Ward
tcOlorcd). charged with breaking into a rail-
road car. was aONc prosecuted.
sarah Brown (colOrcd), charged with re-
sisijng Deputy Constable Redwood in the
discharge OF his duty, was fined s. and
given live days in Jail. The court also re-
quircd her 10 give bond and security for
was unable 10 do.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-28

The eminent inventor, Mr.. keely, Of
Philadelphia. should try the Brown
Sequard elixir on his alleged motor
which has been suffering from vital
decay and organic inGrmity for the pasI
eighty-fve years. II the elixir can make
the motor go. it will provo blessing tc
the human race. And If IL could make
Mr.. Kecly go, Il would bo money in
the stockholders pockets.-liurdettc n
Brooklyn Eagle.
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TEND To
BUSINESS.

According to the man who
dishes us out the weather.
its going to be colder RIGHT
off. Overcoatish enough al
ready and has been for a
couple of weeks, but now
you'll have to quit straddi'ng
necessity and blanket mp.
Don't take anything for
granted. Let us SHOW you
what we've got in thc lgb.
and medium weight O,orcoa,
line. Things look different
sometimes on paper, and we
want you to take an obsena-
ton from life.
$40 The finest display
SI2 ever thrown into three
SIS grades. SILK Facings at
the first two priccs-all SILK
Innings at the last. Fit well.
made well and all stylish.
We're way on and out of sight
OF other people on these quail
tiles, and flying from the same
piece string with them, too.
$40 so Better of course.
$500 or they would not be
5000 any higher Finer
fabrics and more beauty spots.
Elegance is cropping out.
Hard to match.
We stole a march on some
exceptionally fine and pretty
patterns, and turned them in
At these prices. Made for
more, but that don't count.
SIS If you've got tailor,
$50 he'll duplicate these at
SIS $40 or SIS extra for his
.xclusiveness. VIII you pay
or it, Hardly if you're wise.
every point he can carve out
or you these have got-and
'rices Whitfield finer.
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Fife EIl.ler AT th. Theatre.

The announcement Of the engagement Of
Ellie Ellsler al the Richmond Theatre next
Monday and Tuesday, September 20 and
October |. will be hailed with pleasure b,
her host OF admirers in the city. OF The
"oNcncss.' the play announced for the first
evening. II Is said 10 be one Of the best true
10 nature plays seen upon the stage in some
Time, and in the character Of the heroine.
Iorah Warden. Miss Ellsler has found a
role that gives her ample scope e. display
her wonderful power of illustrating the
subtle traits OF human nature. An eminent
critic has said: "Ihosc who once see her
never forget her. and the impression She
makes j. never cfaced.
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No Marriage Licenses on Friday.

\ few days ago this paper began publish
ing list each day of the marriage licenses
issued. and Yesterday when the reporter
went 10 the clerks Office of the Hastings
Court on his daily crrand. Mr. Christian
Clerk lawton'~ deputy. said:
I'VE never issue marriage licenses on
Friday"
"Why mott" he was asked.
">imply because nobody ever comes for
them. You know the old superstition about
Friday: That's what keeps people away.
No license has been issued for wears ON
Friday.
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Almost IA Hire

Yesterday afternoon can of gasoline
took IRE AT the Store Of Mr.. John Bowers ON
Governor street. one Of the clerks threw
the blazing fluid In the street. and the
flames spread across almost 10 :. W. IIar-
wood a sons nlrniArc establishment.
considerable excitement was caused. a. il
was feared that the flame would be commu.
nicated TO the furniture and serious fire
would result. Fortunately the can burned.
out. however, without any serious damag,
being done
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\ rormc. EIchmond rayorite in london.

The London Hc50ldofthc9 9th says of Anna
Teresa Berger, who j, we'll known here,
that there are some who regard the cornct
~ nm unmiiigaicd nuisance. hut they have
never heard Mile. Berger. She plays IT 80
that one fOrgct- everything but the music.
and last evening she was cpcOFcd and
chcprcd like some diva of song. Her first
piece. Teresa" is composed for She cornct.
Int her rendering of Killarney" a. an cH-
core was perhaps one of the most charming
things ever heard. The people wanted an
other encore. but did not get il. and unior-
funatrly Mile. Bcrgers name was only on
the first part of the programme.
This lady was one Of the troupe of " The
Berger Family of swiss Rel Ringers" so
faNorahly remembered by Richmond Theatre
.0cr, in past days. OF German parentagc,
she il 4 BaltmOrcan hv birth. Her sister
was the wife of sol smith Russell. the dis
fingui-hcd comedian. and her brother l.
senior member Of the firm Of Berger. Leaih
n Myers. now conducting the Mozart
Academy of Music.
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simply Perfect.

The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route has. equipped its
trains with dining cars Of the latest
patent, and on and after August 18th
the patrons of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs and Denver. aud between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore. will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at zoe. each. Pullman's Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these cars
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-28

Il wish | knew how 10 tell a lood
egg from a bad one" writes q young
housckeepers they all look alike 70
me- Look at EN- with your nose
Clara, look at 'em with your nose. You
must be blind If you couldn't hear the
difference then Burdette in Brooklyn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-28

E5-FA~T-END BAPTIST CHURCH. cor
nCr OF lWenty-t ighth and Il streets-Preaoh-
Ing SUNDAY $40 J 1 Il. m. and p. m by the
pastor. Rev. joel T. tucker. Sundsy-sehool
I'd g.3Ua. nl. AZ $50 %. m. there viii be a
mass meeting of the church. DR.. Hatcher
VIII adde's, the meeting.
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\ Letter from Rev. ). r.. Hawthorne, of
AilAntn. On.

IL gives me real pleasure 90 say "a word
/ for medicine which believe is destined
10 be great blessing % the effected
everywhere. Ii is not the cunning de
vice of a qU0ck but the discovery of q
scientist. Ii Is the result OF many years
Of research aud experiment by AN emil
nent specialist Thousands Of my
Southern friends know what sufferer
from Catarrh | have been.
Six months ago, by the device Of my
physician. gave up tho pastoiate.
have used two bottles Of King Royal
Germetuer. and while / cannot say
that am completely cured. do affirm
that II has so lar reiiered me. eXpe-
rlence no pain nor discomfort.
| feel it 10 be my duty to say also that
the effects of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal aud
wonderful. She has been almost a life.
long invalid from nervous headache.
neuralgia and rheumatism. In apefi0d
of thirty years she has scarcely had
days exemption from pain. she has
been using "Germetuer' about tw,
months. y more complete translOrml-
ton | have never witnessed Every
symptom OF disease has disappeared.
She aplears to be twenty years younger.
and is happy and playful as healthy
child. We have persuaded many of
our afflicted friends to take the medi-
cine and the testimony Of all of them
is that it is a great remedy.
j. Is. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. Ga. July l2th. 1859.
DIR. Kings Royal Germetuer is now
put up IN concentrated form for con-
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added 10 seven and a |
half pints Of water will make a gallon I
Of Royal Germetuer. 4 wine-glassful I
q dose. 4 feaspOonfW ia q wine glass /
full of water is dose ii the c0ucen- /
trated.
Price, = 30 per bottle.
OWENS * MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. PosiC fiice, Richmond. Va.
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Elczer Goodrich had an exciting expe.
riencc in the Spring Brook woods on q
dark night last month. lie was riding
a horse along an old log road, Oh hi, way
homo from Moosic. when a wildcat
spraug from the bushes with grow.
gave two or three leaps and seized the
horse 10y the neck Goodrich kicked M
it as hard as he could until il let 20 and
dropped in front Of the running horse
He didn't hear anything more from the
wildcat, and, after he had quoted the
horse ana mtched him 10 tree. he went
back, struck some patches and searched
for the savage beast. The wildcat Law in
the read with crushed skull. the horse
having anparently 'rod apon il rs it fell
An Interesting Family.
Old Mrs. Baron 5Iurc told me thai Lord
Byron's mother was fool and his father
was a rascal. He poisoned his first wife
Lady Caermarthen, who was divorced
from him because her father, Lord Hold.
ernesse, left his money to her Legitimate
and he had nothing more 10
expect. Miss Gordon, though SIZE was
told Of this, and had fortune of g. 900
a year, married him. He spent all her
estate, saving about f3O year. on which
she lived with her son IN garnet at Aber- /
ieen, supported in a great measure by
her friends, who, when they killed a COW |
'r sheep, would send her part She was
always fat When Mrs. Siddons appeared
irst IN Edinburgh Miss Gordon took a
iysteric iitin the playhouse, cluQg round
'lrs. Mure's neck, kicked of her shoes.
nd was carried out by Mr.. Dundas. now
hief baron, and put into Lord Napier's
arrlage, which conveyed her, screaming
II the way, to Georges square, where
he then resided with Baron Clark's
lolher.-Charles X. Sharpe.
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The Young Mems Christian Association
Meeting To-morrov

The hour for the sunday afternoon meet
lngs at the Young Mems Christian Associa-
lion has been changed 10 O'Clock. To-
morrow afternoon the Rcy. DIR. W. W.
Landrum will address the Young men and
Mr. Douglas Leftwich will sing. The
meeting viii be held In the assembly room
toiore.
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MRS. ED. SWINEFORD'S BODY
Recovered from the Johnstown Debris.

II Will Doe remembered that when the
terrible JohnstOwn (Pa) disaster occurred "a
few months ago. among the victims were
the mother of Nlr. Howard ~Winciord. Of This
city, and his -istcr-in-law. Mrs.. Ed. swine
ford. of Il. Louis.
The body of his mother was recovered
some time since. brought 10 this city and in
TERED in Hollywood.
\ dispatch was received by the TIMES
last night from JOhnstOwn stating that YES
tcrday two bodies were taken from the
dcbriS and one was identified as that Of
Mrs. Ed. Swinciord, of II. Louis. who met
her death on the express train that was
caught 10y the rush of water
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THE TURF.


Result. and Tntrie, for The Races al
Gravc~end brooklyn Jockey Club
The following are the results of ycster-
da,'s races:
First race. tlrcc-quartcr- Of mile, SELL
me-Muie first Pcricles second. Kim.
Dale third. Time l:2o.
second race. one and one-cighth of mile
Now or Never first. lluntrc-, second, i.
\. u. third. Time 1901.
Third race. one and onc-siXiocnih Of
mile swim and Golden Reel run "a
dead heat; run of won hy swift. Time
l.j2
Fourth race. one mile Belwood first.
Elo,e second. Nowhurg third. Time las.
Filth race, threo-quarlcr- of "a mile
Dilemma lir>t judge Morrow second.
Fr0ntcnac third. Time l:2ui.
sixth race. >cNen-cielths of mile Ben
Harrison first. Oregon second. The Forum
third. Time -.
ENrKff> FOR TO-DAY's RACING At
tHANf>fNp.
First race. hye-ciehths of mile-Nor-
mont. ll6: Blue Rock. ll6: Tipstan. ll6:
Village Maid, 10: lima b.. ll3; Gramercy.
lw' Elmstone. 100; Ralph Bayard. 100;
\ ouns Duke. ~: Little Miuch. l22; Car
negic. ~: Carrie G.. o.; Ocypete -: ANA
lon, -; Estellc. -; Ruperta, -: Athena.
lilly. 49,
second race. one and onc-siXtccnth mile. !
Badge. III; Little Much, los; lIudoo- |
ran. los; Deiaulier. 1914: Bronz0marte. |
lob: Carnegie. lO.
Third race. threc-quarter- of mile. Holly |
handicap DcNOtee. M; OnawaI. III: !
'odeshah. ll2; Tournament. JOS: Ballarat. |
lbs: Caldwell, lN: ~inOl0a. lOj; Dride~s |
Oj; Mamie b.. lO}: ncle Bob. ~: Gram
'rcy. lO2. Li-imony. lO2; lago. 100; June
Day. 100; Cameo. 100; Ec0la, colt. 100:
iO~emOnt. -.
Fourth race. one and onc-quartcr miles.
}wokwood handicap Long-trect ~:
ome 10 law. 10: Erie. ll6: Craftsman.
L.; !. \. H.. ~; Carroll. l0>; Tayiston.
~: Phlandcr. lOj: IombOy lOj.
fith race, thrcc-quarter, of "A mile sin
la. los; Na-terlode. III: June Day. lll:l
,ing's Own. III; tliflWood. III: Middle
tone. rs: Gramcrcy. rs. Major DAILY. lis:
Iarie, lilly. rs; Tulla Blackburn, rs; Ar
mel. llj.
sixth race. one and one--iNtecnth mile
lo7; Bordclaise. l01: King ,
die. lOl: /ephyrus. l04: Larchmont. lOl: ,
circles. lOl: Leiretia. lOi; l.atitte. lOf; PO-
atello. lo2; 'amarso. lO2; Valet. 100: Jen-
IT, Mcfarland. loo; Meridon lW.
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80 Years Experience.

An old nurse OF % Years experience .,..
that she has never used q vino thar has h.i
that made by Mr.. Alfred ~pcor. oil Pa..,'.
~ ). If Is pure article. ami po0nlo had. -
confidence In n. Ask your druggist forn
and take no other. adv
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\ white baby, said TO be only two DAYS
oid. Mas found Yesterday morning in front
.i tnc residence Of a negro woman al ~
Norm Fifteenth street. The little one was
III cio'hes basket and alive. There was
and II was taken 10 the aImshou.e.
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CHEW stallion" Tobacco. best Ton.
cent plug on the market. Save the an
tags ana get a handsome aud u.efsi
present. adv.
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M GRACE STPEEr BAPTIST CHURCH.
pa.tor. Dr. ". n. Hatcher. sunday school
atga. m. SUNDAY preaching at III "a. 3D.. and
: o.. nl.. W cdnesdsy services at : p. m; Fri
day service young mems 40 p. m. Free
seats and welcome To ALL
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Mr.. John NJ. Taylor Of (E. j. Parrish 4
Coz, whose name has been prominently
mentioned ia connection with legislative
honors, hereby tenders his sincere thanks
to his friends and the public generally, and
political preierment. This Is final.
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CHURCH NOTICES.

ng.FIEsT BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
Twelfth and Broad streets, Rev. Dr. George
6ooper. past0r.-Pfeaching at / .. IN. ana
n ni Hible class al . "a. m. fOurfh-stroet
Chapel Rev. II. +. Williams nj ; p. m.
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ns-WEST MAIN STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Main and Eeach streets.
DR.. =. A. Goodwin. pastor. viii preach at IL
"a. "a. and S.i5p. IN. Sunday-schOo az a. m.
4 ID are welcome.
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J. Is. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. Ga. July 18th. 1889.


OWENS * MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Oppo. PosiC ffice, Richmond. Va.
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H1-Wf~TNIN-TER CHURCH corner
Cary and Sycamore streets. d.. j b. lau-
mer VIII preach at p. 90. sunday school at
81 D "a. Do.
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f8-LETGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner 81 . wei tr-flth and L,ish streets -
Preaching ly The pastor Rev. J. VI FrOst. ID.
D.. at n a. m. ANA s:l5 3. mn. sunday school
90 g.i1 3D.. m.
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CHEW STALLION Tobacco best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome and useful
present.
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MAID Of Virginia. Mild and sweet

CHEW Stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome and useful
present.
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rs-Ffg-r PRES .lrtRIAN CHURCH.
corner of Grace and Madison stfeets.-Rey
J. o. iaIImrr. -. d.. of mon theological
seminary. viii preach at a. M. No service
ut night.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHUCII. corner Of
Main ana sixth stfct Rev, W. W. Ian
dr,in A.. d.. pastor. Worship at IL n. m.
and = u. nm Sumd9y-i chOOl AT $50 a. M.
-fral gers welcome.
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The Academy.

"A Cold Day" was given again last night
before fair house and much enjoyed.
There viii be matinee to-day al 2:30
ppd q hpal performance tonight.
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s7-CLAY-sTE TT BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner OF Clay and Graham streets. Rev. :.
G.. ,lopion. pastor Worship nj ! 1 a. m. ana
. =, DAB.
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