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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Sir Edward Arnold. i'm an account oil
which no. gives Ot "a visit 10 Count Ito. one
of the most famous of modern japanese
statesmen. relates the following incident
concerning him. AT the time OF ih' iCIct
strife which arose between thc purtlsau> "A
the ~hogun and the LOyalist-, Who were i0I
rc-establishing tine ancient regime. Count
Ito was paving his addresses 10 the Lazy
who is now his wife. and while lac Was a
fugitive from his enemies there came a
time when they had tracked him "a
her house. and had chosen band of
soshs To assassinlic him. The noise
Of their dogs and the rafting OF
their scahbard- were heard. and the Count
trapped like the royal stag IN his mountain
pleasauncc. drew his Bilcn blade and pre-
pared to die as japanese lord should,
amid a circle Of dead foes. But while Dee
murmurel "~ayonara! ami knitted his
fingers round the shlrk-skin hllt OF his
sword, the brave lady whispered, "Do not
die: there is a hope still.' upon which She
removed the hibafch, or lrcu0N, over winch
they were slttng, and lining up the mai-
ting and the piamkS beneath, induced htt
lover to conceal himself n the hollow
space which exists under the floor ot
AN japanese houses. The murdcreIS
broke into the r00m-a f.T0ci0us band
lust as the fircb0X had been replaced and
the Countess had assumed a position OF
nonchalance. They demanded their victim.
and when she protested against their intru-
sion. and babe them search if they wanted
Ito. the wreWhes dragged her about the
apartment by her long, beautiful black
hair-now touched with silNer-and grey
Gus maltrcatcd her. but could NOT shake Der
absolute fidelity. Thanks 20 this. Count
Ito. the hero Of many another strange ai~
H..
career and has lived 20 give his country a
new Constitution and to be one of the fore
mtst and best reputcd statesmen olmOdcln
Japan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

New York COmmereial AuN''''7''
The management Of the great moral snow nov.
at Washington continues iOaoNeluse " . io"'
which ordinary show-bills nave he,Si VII
iurcd to promise 20 the gullipie puyiiD,
is nothing less than that oil the he"u r.s ~
! heiuht of ibeir speed in opposite dlrections.
James q nlainc's letter 20 the PRESIDENT
J re,ommpndinc government aid for the con.
! stqlction Of "a railway rom the Ohi'Vu
states to- pata gOnia is free trade uoCu-
,.ent of he most extraVagant description.
| Not oniv does IL advocate the development
o( commerce with nations where the rate Oh
wages IL not half rs great as IN our owl
country. but il urges That the natiohal "u-
vsniages of such commerce are so gIc",
that the nation must be- taNeu
in order 10 secure them. No i''
trader has ever gone so far az
this. But Mr.. Blaine goes stu iurlhcr.
"a very important feature OF the report
he saws. "to which / especially direct YOU
attention. will be found in the internailohai
declaration that the line of the proposed
railway shall be forever neutral teiIlioig
that the material necessary for the conslfuC-
tion Of The proposed railway ehal be AUNT
ted free 0f customs dues. and that it9 prop
erty and revenues shall be- 'i"'l9 'N'"'p'
from all forms Of taxation
Think oft Les. than TWO years ago we
were told that Che development Oh ~"
colossal railway system was due to lhe pro
tcclive tariff. Now our attention IS eslG-
cially directed % thc prOyso that the deNei-
opmcnt Of this Pam American railway sls-
tenn is tO te secured 10y admitting All the
materials necessary fOrr IL construction or
operation free of customs dues. II lhe pre-
tsctiye tariff developed our oWn rallWa!
e,-tem. why should the new system ne
shattered hy exposure in its infancy 10 inc
horror, OF free trader
Freedom from present tcXation Is mol ihc
only privilege 90 hc accorded I" lne ne"
company. Not only the present generation.
but AN future generations. are to Dee bound
not to impose taxation of any form upon me
propDriv or the revenues Of .hc proposed
railway. when free traders plead for un-
faxed commerce they merely mean inai
this industry shall ho taxed no mere than
any other Mr. Blaine proposes that Ut shinl
never Doe taxed at all. iuc most rampant
of lrotcct'0nists appears as inc most
rampant OF eestradcr-. tie Is no ihe Hai''
time the advocate of unlimited taxation IN
order 20 cut OH FOREIGN commerce, ANA al
absolute. freedom from t2Nltion an order 1"
promote foreign comm rcD. Upon either oi
these ideas ha might ride into the Ifc-iD-n-
cy. Eat when bee enters She race Nith ONE
foot planted Gmly upon one s,cci ANA the
other planted firmly upon the other li i7
difficult to See how anything bui "a caljsiio-
phc can result.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
tb-sn's Methods of Life.

Henrik lbscn Is residing in Munich at
present, and correspondent has written a
description of his methods of life. According
to this, lbsen takes very light breakfast,
half cup of black coffee and bit Of bread,
and begins work punctually ut Q and con-
tnues it till /. He then takes "A walk be-
fore dinner, does his reading in the after
noon, sups early and goes early 10 bed.
Even on journeys he cndeayOrs % adhere to
this order OF the day as closely as circum-
stances permit. lie prefers summer 81 VIII
ter for work, and, rs rule, gives hls
dramas their final shape nuring the warmer
and more genial season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

Lucy Hooper writes about the London
dogs: 1t seems rather odd 90 my unaccus-
toned eyes 10 behold every doc that meet
in the street, going about mullied. When
John Bull gets up a scare hc gets one up
thoroughly, and hydrophobia being his lat
est cause Of alright, an dogs, ma cOnse-
qucnco OF it,. are compelled To- wear muZIles
when they go out Of doors. This edict was
enforced by some sickening scenes, such
as the beating 10 death ola fine black re-
trieNer in the presence Of it, master by the
clubs of two hurley policemen; ,0 the OWN
ers of DOGS have been alarmed into submits
sion. The poor hrutcs seem 20 get along
fairly well under these trying circum-
-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

CorreSdoudcnt near sh' t'''
,erward-Durine the war In the Ancient
Burg.
written for the Tines
WILLIAMSBURG. May 5, 1899 All is
excitement in Williamsburg, General
AeIaws and his staff have just left the
old city which has been guarded by
them since the outbreak OF the war
They with the remainder of General
Magruders command have received
orders to fall back towards Richmond
giving place to the troops under the
immediate direction Of General Joseph
f. Johnston. The booming of cannon
and the incessant rattle Of musketry,
proclaim that the fighting OF yeSter-
day has been renewed below the town
when the Confederate rear guard and
the advance troops of Mcclellan had
some skirmish fighting.
Southern regiments from above are
now hurrying back to sustain those al
ready in the field. who are notify con
testing the recovery &C. two redoubts
abandoned yesterday by the Confeder'
ates. and occupied during the night by
the Federals. To accomplish this OBJ
iect much blood is vain;y shed. Nc
Clellan Is pressing forward with his full
force. Johnston gives battle to check
his advance and secure the safety OF
his retreating army and wagon trains.
Women cheer and waive their handker-
chiefs. in some instances dyed in South
crn blood, as the soldiers from above
pass through the town at a double
nuick
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

A clever Frenchmau, who has lately seer
a good deal of the German Emperor, beinl
asked what he thought of him, answered
"He has come % the throne twenty years
too soon. iremble 10 think what may hap.
pen while be is learning in the school OF eX-
perience. The Emperor is well informed
and understands what he has learned. But
be iancies that bis emotions are thoughts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
RICHMOND, Aug. q, 1850.

I.ICHMVNDi Nus' - ~.
Aftcra thorough to-tof A. j. c.
Tonic in my own household, ]
cheerfully state chat believe /, 20
be an absolute specific i'm eases 90
which ladiesaresutiect Ito atoortain
periods Of life, and whore an arrest
Of depletion inphysical strength IS
sought, Very respectfully,
JAS. D. CRAIG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
FRENCH AIDES

General Mcclellan. with his staff.
among whom were the Duke de ChetTes,
the Count de Paris and Prince de Join
vile. remained in Williamsburg for
three days. Then the whole grand
army passed on, leaving a small force
to garrison the town. guard the prison
ers, and torment toe citizens. This last
was done very eifectually. but their ut-
most vigilance dill hot prevent the e.
cape Of two soldiers, who were IN hid
ing for several days.
Time passed on bringing occasional
news from tho Confederacy. \ stray
newspaper would find its way now and
then through the lines. and the advent
OF the Richmond Examiner was aiway7
hailed with delight by the YANKEES, re-
vealiDg as ii too often did, the ineiiici-
sncy and weakness OF the C0ntederacy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
~ IL ~ M = ,

a35 OC to 500 Egouth 80 90 Per Week o~'o Fi -
Special Rates ior famili.s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG.
THE BRIEF FIGHT ABOUT THE OLD
CAPITAL CITY.

The Description Is Written rs ~ by AVA
Corresdondcnt Near the fieid-L'e NJ
terward-Duringt the war In the A"cicn'
Burg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
Female Irregularities.

10. G2l y. SIXTH STREET, !
Richmond, Va, Aug. J, 1851
Allow me to addmy testimony 10
that Of many others as TO the cni-
Cacy Of that most excellent medic
cine-A. b. c, Tonic. ltacied Ike
q charm upon my wife, giving her
almost instant relief ! consider 10
among the bcstofmodic.ucs for dis
eases peculiar to females.
Respectfully,
G.. l.. BOSIiER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

The London Speaker calls Mr.. Stanley
not only the great traveller Of the age, but
also its shortest tempered man. Ii likens
him 10 an American in his readiness 10 pick
quarrel, and accuses him OF behaving
more like a bumptlous boy than like we'll
balanced person; and, worst Of all, it
charges the defect OF Stanley's temper upon
his training as an American reporter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

This beautiful lard. close 90 the citicf COL
Manchester and Richmond. oilers tine rr 't'
tst opportunity ever presented to You ip 500
clrca beautiful home ON exceedingly e.ai
terms. fou viii have tho advantage of nJt
cifg and country. This handsome land BE-
high aud hfaithlul. ana ia thc highest stat,
of cultivation. Tine city az Manchester De-
rapidly Increasing n population and suh
slfutn improve mcnts. Here you can have
your home. maIi.ct--arlcn and GARY. 3 I'
streets aud siicct-cag line, already pfoicclc'
y.,li soon. ID is expected. place This property
atthe ycry gales OF fhe city. Make 10 your
special business fO examine Inns property be'
fs... Inv ffIu elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
HOME TESTIMONIALS.
No. 30 TAYLOR ST., /
-rnnnl Nn Gnni Dc 1880 [

Richmond, Va, Sept. 26, 1889. !
IT would be ingratitude and sup
preston Of facts TO omit endorsing
"a. B. c. Alterativer as n great
blood purifier. / have been suf-
fercr from tumors and sores. Ny
employer recommended mo TO try
az. b. c. Alternative" / did SO, and
have been entirely restored. / be-
lieyo it TO be an absolute blood puri-
fer. Respectfully,
ALBERT MURRAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

49, 49, l'Ns A. = ''s
! cheerfplly attest the merits Of
IA. i. G. Tonic" Forycam 7 have
been n great sufferer from n hacking
cough. ! was quite feeble and much
wasted whS1 ! began the use Of the
Tonic. I have used the remedy for
four or five months. Ny cough has
disappeared, and ! ann greatly
strengthened and invigoratcl. !
have recommended it 10 several
friends who have used It with SINH
larTcsults. I strongly endorse 10 as
worthy Of "A fair trial in any lung
trouble. respectfully
Mrs. /. III. IiLETf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
.CtrO OOO CITY OF PORTS
%IDU.O UU MOUTH, "a. . pil.
cent. 8O-NEAR BONDS, DAl ~ .jAN %
Any lsr. $50 INTEREST IAl Able
JANUARY lNDJiLl.

JANUARY ND IN.
/ We control and offer for sale. 80 mr. and
/ accrued interest. AMI recommend lN lnft'-
/ t1rs. luc above described bonds. I'.'i pug
/ tle ri.nf (Which VIII very IiNNaniN hr tE
Ic..ciI fo1U|aLce the piicc no amy lliur vim
Portsmouth is 20 conservative and growing
/ city. with population az lLtVr. most ''-
/ yautagcouslV -iiuai o on NoIl'in Ii'i''i' 'P
rgSifr tnn city of Norfolk, Va.
/ N may I1g Doe considered piac. ically ihr
outlet and ocean terminus OF three great T. .-
] rofd systems. fo-Wlt: The ~rtnl1i4 ar Lilac.
] flc Atlantic Coast line. ana me hi'iii"il'
I aff IrHrIi.C. fuD two latter systems l'N-
/ iu.- fN.c OCEAN over fhe AuflOIk and tlull 70
] ltnilrogd completed March. $500, which
! fhpt Jointly own. extending from iarNoto. n.
H.. tl Portsmouth, distance oi about 100
Besides thee roads. 81 great addition w. IS
made tO the railr0ad facilities of iilr l'ri Nl
/ tine open .ug iu February, $500. NJ lHr aiil.,-
/ 70 Dauviile. which road is u"w being Al'l.-
/ cd under the charter of another conn iht iu'r
/ the rapidly Developing mineral i'5i'i ''
Southwest kirgiuIa.
NctaEc the following extracts from 81 iri-
/ Ter inst received from MI james u. ioom'i,
/ The chairman OF the Finance committee OF
! fh. Common Council of Portsmouth, VINO,
un ler date of April 2.th, 1880, writes Us
..Ihe opening Of the Atlantic ard
| rnyilie Raiiroli has already done itu 10 p.
/ thc city aud we age hoping for an inci
/ of business iu all lines. Loi
/ has never renudairt any % Oh. ",''.9
today There Us mo- flaiiu OBJ .Iit 1917" "'"'''''
/ the city due auduura
! me assessed valuation of taxable property
/ for 1859 Was about lOOOOop. me tfAr fti-
uation for mat },ar was con- ,l'Ii -,..
nntaI af 5000 1850. Since tI. ID ihr ol inf
wear, new ard imp.itlut railroad lines nave
i been opened and other advance I'D I'D.
growth and pro periy ol inc cii5 iit'' ''-'''
! place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Day
Real Estate Auciloncer ana insurance
,oo,t an Hull street. Manchester Va,
TRUsTEE'S SALE
OF 4
vrpv VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT COR
MFR OF THIRTEENTH ANp ni.O,Ni'"
STREETS. MANCHESTER VA

Nv virtue ola deed to i; y HOWE and -, 2
u Starke. trustees. dated NoI ,I'l d M
~, 'II,,sfincrs Court OF the city OF Manches-
q, .i b. eli page II, default having been
, .oa,d nm the payment Of one OF The note'
secured thereby and being altsolsd 30 70 t, uu
,ces viii selI M public aution on the pfeml'
scs. on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

By Chewing & Rose,
Real Esttte AuctlOncers ana biohcrs'
no north Tenth street.

4 UCTION SALE, WEDNESDAY
u ITr~r i. 1880. Ar II O'CLOCK \. ~.
OF FFMNLE INSTITUTE, OR HOTEL. MD
sr-NNlFR RESORT AT CHcS TER, Va
Nice building. four and q quarter acres Oh
land. large, shady lawn; also. DINER smallei
rrD,rrfv ai the same place ami time.
send 10 aurfiunecIs for circulars, and DE
CHEWNlNG & ROSE.
my23-codtd AucuonecIs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

4 TTENTIONl MADAME LAFELL.
Z 4 the gifted Medium aud Cl2ilyoyIuc, T. ON
Sew on ans. has arrived aut can uc consult
ga on an affairs OF life. She 4ifcs truthful
a1slcc on business, health. love marriage.
changes, Journeys. law suits, etc. Tells in
what bust .css y0u VIII succeed and which
place viii be- lucky lor YOU t0 settle ia. HAY
ING AN hor power DN Inheritance and tindi-
ton She never fails % give 81 tisiactlon.
Walk no longer 200 the dark,
Madame .aicll bring, you light;
She reads with eyes none others eau,
she sees with the second sisht,
lfyou are deep in business.
or deeper sflil ln love.
Consult the Great ClalrToyanc;
Her worn Will truthful prove.
mall affairs OF life youll nud
Naughi hidden from sour view;
Size can read your troubles DER
And TEL. Won what 10 do.
Es-A call on this lady viii satisfy the most
scrupulous. ladies may visit her without
the slightest fear Of unpleasant surrounding
COMMUNICATIONS strictly coniidcntitl.
OFFICE. 300 Fourth street, between Broad
ard Grace. Always at home from A. VI. 20
9P.M
Minis is Mnfame's first visit TO mis-
city. may isu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
MINIsTERING ANGELS.

They rouse themselves, however, re
membering that duty lies before them
for even now are not the hospitals and
churches occupied by wounded soldiers
who are alike prisoners of war, needing
The ministering care and sympathy OF
woman? Soon are seen groups Of two
aud three with baskets in band and
faces closely yelled winding their way
10 the Episcopal and other churches,
where war reveals its horrors to those
who here see death and wounds accom-
panied with the heroic fortitude of the
true soldier. In the chancel of the
Episcopal church lay a magnificent
form from which the spirit had fled.
A wounded comrade with quiverlng lip
said, "he is dead, madam In the
aisies are three or four more of the un-
known dead mingled with the wound
ed, suffering survivors of the battle.
Soon arrangements are made 10 take
those we can be moved TO private
houses. From these asylums OF com
parative peace and tender care how
many passed away TO the presence Of
God. The Rev. DIR. Martin, of the Bap-
list Church. and Rev. Samuel Blain, Of
the Pfesby teriau, ministered IN every
way to the wants of the wounded and
the dying. In the courthouse "a sadder
scene yet meets tho eye. Here are
twenty-fiv dead, who are shortly bur
led in unhonored graves on the open
common. Here, lying on the clerks
table. is the body OF Colonel &. w.
. Ward. of the Second Florida. A bullet
\ pierced his breast and he died on the
field. A paper pinned on his coat gives
his name and asks for decent inter
ment. Captain Hayes, of the United
States horse artillery. claims him as a
West Point classmate aud requests
permission 10 assist at his funeral with
a file Of his soldiers, proposal willing
ly accepted. as there are but few left
to bury our dead. He was laid 10 rest
in the peaceful churchyar Of Bruton
Parish, Rev. Mr. Amber reading the
service. Subsequently some one mark
cd the grave with a rough maidstone.
with only the initials G.. w. w. In the
coming years few will know that here
lies a brave Confederate soldier, who
died for his country. BY his side is
laid the body of gallant Captain Hum.
phreys, OF Alexandria. No coffin
could be procured, and wrapped in mis-
blanket, he sleeps his last sleep in an
unmarked gave. Year by year child
rem come with wIeaths OF flowers aud
lay them upon the soldiers grave.
But are there none ia his native town |
lin the company he commanded-sn
the home he left desolate TO do him
honorY 10 place even the simple stone
II his head with the sacred letters Z. s
A., with the date Of his deathY
COLONEL WILLIAM PAYNE.
Tn the battle OF Williamsburg Colonel
william Payne. Of the Black Horse
rroop. was wounded, it was feared
uortsily, but the fsithfullness OF scom'
"a 10 holding the bleeding artery un.
nj ---.~k~..a cns.id hH x,rocuYod co Vai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
PAINrs &c.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
ADDITION To MAIN OFFICES or TIE
NORFOLK AND WtSIEnN RAILROAD co,
AZ
n..e.n.ss ~


Sealed proposals viii be received nt The
office 0f tGc Engineer NJ ntenancC az Way
of me Norfolk and Western RallrOld.i Roam
ole. Va. until 900 T. ~. June 5th, 1890, Tor
the erection of an addition to the Min OH
ces Of the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company. az Roanoke, Va, Size nON2iO,
built of pressed brick. Plans and speciiica-
tl0ns may be- seen 81 the Office OF iho krgi-
neer Maintenance of Way, Of The Norfolk and
Western Railroad Roanoke, Va The right
10 reject any or an bids Is reserved 70 the
Norfolk and Weston RailrOad Company.
CHARLIE :. CHURCHILL,
my-3t Engineer MANI. oil way
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
WEDNESDAY. THE 2srt DAY OF MAY, 1890

~ 4, o'clock T.. NJ. that very desirable house
and LOT fronting seyenty-hNc ieet on M
south side 81 ecatIr street. ana running plch
along tire west line OF lhlfteeh'h s'ieo' ""'
hundred and slXty-fiyo feet. -. 800.
rho dwelling is In good order. very COM
fortablv arranged. and contains about seven
rooms. with large Kitchen &c" IN II nlc"is
shaded Vnfd. This property Is located IN
yorv desirable neighhofhood and fronts on
one Of The best streets in the cry. ms II
really FIRST class property ana shuulu co' y.
r"nd thc attention OF anyone wanting "a
bus desirable zeal estate. .,.-....,. -,
TTHMS-rash sufficient 10 pay ne cosls "a
executing this trust. taxes, ID ANY due ana q
note Of 500 due May Dist 1870; credli rs 10 =
n ~. or n 400 which viii be due November
3Isf. $500: ihe balance upon such terms as
Will be made known 40 the sale.
y. HOWLE,
T.. ID. sTAKkE,
Trustees.
4. ADAMsoN. 100 r.
AuctiOnOlf. lilN @o-ob
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
TFTE pROOE.

ST.. CLARE Horr1, Richmond, Sept. Il, 1850.
A. y. CHEMICAL COMPANY
[ have prescribed your \. j. c.
Alternative and Tonic in manycases
Of blood disease with very decided
benefit. In one case the patient had
been confined to his bed for many
months. His condition was SO
homeless that his medical attendants
had abandoned him. 7 found him
dreadfully mutilated by a most
formidable constitutional disease.
The bones of his face and nose had
been sevcrclySattaclSed, and q por-
ton Of them removed. Sloughing
ulcers had invaded parts Of his body
and face. His shins were affected
with large tumors or nodules. His
throat was liberated, and his soft
palate pierced by disease. lIiswind-
pipo was involved, and his voice
husky from specific Inflammation
Of the vocal chords. The only pre-
scription used from the date Of my
first visit ION the goth day Of JULY
to the date Of this report was your
Alternative in full doses. All his
sores have entirely healed. HIS APP
petite is good. Tie suffers 10 pain,
and rapidly improving in health.
lie is able now TO leave his room,
and has visited my Office several
times. In my opinion no question
can arise rs TO the cause Of his &C.
covcry. A. MONTEIRO, NJ. ID.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
ceND FOR TREATISE ON
$1,000 ANr SKIN DISEASES.
A. f1lt 81 ., .-s.a7g frss-llir .t.. q. .r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
ROBERTSON HOTEL,
A. II. ROBERTSON. Proprietor,
BuiEyILLE, VA.

Now being rciitted and painted. Every.
thing frst-class Under new management
Table unsurpassed. The commercial men
home. Satisfaction guaranteed.
my7l-1m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25

THU COMPANY has ured Acl oand lying on e suburbs Of
outof inisfisl' ''''7
6ro and strec.s IS LOIS
vii AitESDf l'ANl's7D'
Treasury ole should Doc deemed advisable
lotand Two shares OF stock iF iN' W
cent monthly ti.s+
announcement Wl ne Oh W
hole
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sseof
rherrnary DEVELOPMENT CONTAIN n
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-25
CWEET SPRINGS,


The most noted for It's excellent and com.
Portable accommodations in the Two NIgi-
Mas the hotel buildings and colt gos uic
uucqualcd ina their superior construction and
elegance. Altitude over 100 feet. s shOri
AMI beautiful drive from railroad station IN
splendid four horse coaches. Terms reduced
to slb per Week; $50 per Month send for
pamphlets ~ NJ CARrMELL,
my l7-2mO Manager.