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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
IN THE CHURCHES.
>undsy-school Associations-Jewish New
Year.

sunday school Associations-Jewis New
Year.
The Baptist Sunday-School Association
Of Richmond and Manchester held its regu-
lar monthly meeting sunday evening with
the Grove-Ayanue Baptist church. Mr.. T.
II. Elicit presided, and Mr.. W. b. Daniel
acted a. secretary. 1t spite of the unfaNOr-
able afternoon "a large assembly was pres
ent 10 greet the Association meeting for the
first time in their new building of the
Grove Avenue church. \ more commOdi-
Gus and beautiful cdillce does not exist in the
city, If in the South. Within one wear this
band of industrious workers. labOring I'M
der numerous and trying difficulties. has
erected and occupied their spacious and
elegant building.
Mr.. Phillips, the superintendent Of the
GrOye-ANcnue sunday school, delivered an
address of welcome to the Association,
which. by request. was iiitingly responded
to hy Mr.. Josiah Ryland. Jr., of the Nenabe-
street church. The monthly reports Of the
Va riOus schools were next listened 10 with
much Interest," after the reading of which
the meeting was addressed by Rev. DR.. Il.
II. Pitt, G.. T.. +. Williams, Douglas Clarke
of Maryland, and Mr. Henry X. Pollard.
The musical programme, arranged by
Messrs. Morris and Reinhart,w was splendidll
rendered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
DEATH.

BROWN.-Died. saturday. -optemher 13
1870, 10 300 O'Clock =. ~, FOREST Ed
WARD, oldest son OF j. r. and Genie j.
Brown; aged four years and four months
GlBSON.-Died, september llth, al 1890
+. NJ. II. GIBSON. aged tfty-eight years.
Funeral from Monumental church his
AFIENNDN af 3 O'Clock. Friends and ac-
quainlauces invited toattond without further
notice
JORDAS-Di,d. september 18Th at l:25
A. 81. al her nus, and's residence, iu llcnricO
county " AIRY JORDAN. wife OF WINSTON II
Jordan; aged twenty-five years.
MANIlN.-Dled. Do lieurco county sep
TENDER l3tu. 20 1919 O'Clock. lNA BELL
MARTIN, daughter of q. j and a.. W. Mar
tin; aged eighteen months.
MONrAGU E.-piel, m Washington. j. c.,
September T. $500, PHILIP H. MONTAGUE;
AGED siXty-twO years, formerly of Richmond.
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Mr.. Carter Harrison. the special chief
agent to collect the manufacturing stalls
tics Of Richmond. heard from the depart
ment nj Washington Yesterday in reference
10 the appointment Of his assistants. The
letter was in reply 10 "a communication OF
Mr.. Harrison's on the LIST Of the
month. asking that his assistants bc
appointed al once. The communication
received contained the Information that TOE
department, had the matter under considora-
tion, and would make the appointments as
soon As practicable.
These assistants should have been OPP
pointed fifteen days ago. and instead ailel
the elapse of as many days, the consolation
comes that the matter is being considered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

Judge Hughes. Of the United States
Court. ordered the final dccrceto be entered
yesterday in the case of y. Henry li0ths-
child against II. d. Hoge, receiver, Nav
tin a Powers and others.
The sales u the asset, of the defmct firm
Of Martin &fowers amounted nearly 10 the
sum Of $4,000, which paid the Indebtedness,
Of the firm at the rate of fifty per cent. ON
the dollar. Checks were issued by Mr..
Matthew Peasants. the commissioner. yes
tcrday to the long list OF creditors tor their
claims.
Judge Hughes did not come to One CITY,
but remained at his home in Abingdon, and
the papers were taken there, where d.
signed and issued them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

simply apply ''swayne's Ointment No
internal medicine required Cures letter
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face
hands. nose, Nc., leaving the skin clear
white, and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayne's
Ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

The above melodrama was produced al
the Theatre last evening The leading
character was taken by Miss Ella Wilson.
who Is also the authOTess, and IL introduces
a novelty of a sham execution 10y electricity
in the manner provided 10y the new law OF
New York, dynamo and electric APP
paratus is used, and the scene is realistic A,
the different members Of the company intro
dlce singing and dancing during the piece.
Penalty" Will be repeated tonight.
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COUNCIL COMM, F,
The Petition of the HollywooN "''
Association Con-ideredN

The Petition OF the HollNwooNA '"
Association ConsideredN
The Joint Committee on SchoOlSNna
Finance met in the Council chamber yesiNSt>
day afternoon at o'clock. Colonel Cary in l
calling the meeting to order alluded to the
propriety OF the action Of the committee in
duly celebrating upon the important Ques-
ZION that they had been called upon 10 con-
slider. The ladies Of the Hollywood Memo
rial Association had Petitioned the Council
for the purpose Of establishing SOnieder-
ATE Memorial Museum in the house
An which jefferson Davis lived during
the irving times Of the Coniederacy.
Colonel Cary, in unhinching terms, said
,hat this scheme met his hearty approval.
lie knew that the building belonged 10 the
city of Richmond. and was now used for
.chool purposes. al public expense, and he
was In sincere sympathy with public school
matters. But he believed that the South
fpIt an interest in these matters oil history,
connected. US they were, with 80 many
sacred memories. IL would be LOT the
GOOD of Richmond 10 consider the
,.ouest of the ladies, ana grant them
All that they wanted. The Davis
mansion now used as the Central had for
wears been considered unit by the school
hoard for school purposes. should hre
break out great loss Of life might follow by
reason of the bad arrangement Of the mouse.
lie had long since wanted the school
Roard 10 ask for new appropriation IN
o,.ie, .o improve the condition, 80 far AZ
safety 10 pupils was concerned, OF The Duiiu'
ing. ,..,.,,....a o., len,,b
MIR. Crenshaw stating that he hne" lhe
house 10 be unit, because VI 'nc hsiio"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

JEWISH NFW YEAR.
TheJewish New Year began sunday night,
and Yesterday morning, very large con-
gregatiOn was present at the synagogue
where the usual forms were observed. RAD
bi Harris Oiliciated and preached an appro-
pirate sermon. lie said 'lsraels New
Year is devoted 10 solemn thought. II
teaches that in the midst Of The iluctuaiion'
transformers. and uncertainty 0iall human
affairs we must iiX our minds ON God ~
whom there is no iluctuatiOn, no transitOrl-
ness. no uncertainty. Its aim j. 10
call forth towards God the profound
est awe, attachment, and trust OF
which human nature il capable.
II demands that lie who is supreme in the
universe should be supreme IN the human
soul. II teaches that everything IN inns
world Is fleeting and transitory. To use the
world and not to abuse il is one of the most
important, and. at tie same time. one OF the
most difficult lessons which religion teaches.
We are connected with the objects around
Ms 10y 50 many desires and passions thai our
attachment to them is always ln danger OF
Becoming excessively sinful. Hence rclig-
ion seeks 10 moderate this attachment by
instructing rs on the proper value Wc ougni
TO set on worldly things. 10 more especially
seeks 10 do il on the New Year.
which is day set apart for serious thohght.
It calls our attention 10 the fact That all
that belongs 10 our earthly state is continu-
ally changing. Nothing I'm human nature
is fixed or stable; all is i'm motion ana nue.
tuation. Everything is every moment AZ
tcring lis appearance and passing INTO some
new form. Let Us mediate little on the
serious view which is here given Ms OF the
world in order that we may attend TO inc
improvements which 10 suggests. The
fashion Of the world passeth away. as the
opinions. ideas. and manners Of men are
always changing. We look i'm vain
for fixed standard. anywhere.
We also aIe passing away. 1--WE spend our
wears as "a tale that is told" II is not 10 any
Thing great or lasting that human life u
compared. but 10 a tale which is listened Ia
for little while and which, whether II
amuses or fatigues, Is soon told and soon
forgotten. The seeds OF change are every
where sOwn i'm our life. l., then, everything
with which we are connected pa ising ana
transitOry: Is the whole state of man poo
more than dream of "neeting vision NO.
man was not doomed To be 50 unhappy.
There are three fixed and permanent OBJ
iects. Virtue and goodness never change.
God never changes. Heaven aud nnmor-
tally never change. IL IS this that the
New Year desires wildly To bring before
our minds.
MAss-MEETING.
ON sunday night next there Will be q
mass-mecting Of the Protestant Episcopal
City Missionary society. several oi tie
clergy will be present. The meeting viii De
oil ...lrf D. NJ ~ ga
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PORT on NEWrORr News. sErrEuufr
MARRIAGES.

HAWKS -iUCK.-~OUIIALI-LUCK.-
Married. september 10. 1890, Alr ROBERT
A. HAWKS o. Miss MARY LIZ 1T Ck'
also Mr. THOMAS l. -0IIlIALL o. Miss
MAGGIE LIE LUCK. 400 OF this city. by the
REV. 81. D. Ho.c. 40 tine residence OF Mr. H.
f. Luck. father 90 the TWO brides.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., at tno
residence of Air. and rs. ". A. Rowland, on
west Clay street. Wednesday evening. August
20. 1880. ELLA BLANCHE their eldest
daughter. to Mr. JOSEPH ~. HAlNEl, form
erlv of Petersburg Va. kcv. W II. Anvil Oh
ncating.
Princeton a. D. and Petersburg lNa) pa
peTs please copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

Are you aware that carpets collect and
hold great deal of impure and unwholo-
some matter. and that the carpet-cleaning
department of Mrs. \. j. pyle has especial
facilities for removing these impurities. a
well as all dust, grit, moths, etc: Her
method Of securing carpets is the very best;
in fact she has one Of the most complete
carpet-cleaniag establishments 10 De found
anywhere. 3lj north Finn street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

W have aspetdyand positive cure tor Ca
tarrn, Diphtheria. Cauker Mouth and Head
ache IN SiilLOH'S CAi AHRH REMEDY. a
Nasal Injector free with each bottle Use Il
ifyOu desire health aud sweet breath. Price,
50 cents. sold by BOdeker Brothers and
n. NJ. shields 4 Co. corner of - fih AMI NAL
af. ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

PORT of WEST POINT. ~EPrENBER ID.
steamship Baltimore. Bulups, Baltimore.
general cargo. steamship Richmond JanncN.
Sew York. general cargo. steamship bcdc.
Anderson. Baltimore. 40 load cotton and
cattle for Liverpool
SAILED.
steamship u edmond. Jluncy. Tor Newport
News. general cargo, steamship Baltimore
Billuus Baltimore. general cargo.
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. SErTtMBEE 10.
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke. New York. and sailed
Tor New York. merchandise: schooner john
-hat. richmond. 90 load slaves.
SAILED.
steamship indian Prince, Rival coaled :
schooner Marguerite. Boston. coal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
Ss-Our prices Will compare iayoiably Will
amy IN the city
R. P. RICHARDSON & Co.,
500 =. MAIN STREET, WcnNoNp, Va.
scl6-2mo- iuNt
REAL f~lATt.

ADAMSON, \. L., Manchester.
APPER>ON a CO.. No. ) north Eleventh
street
BRANDT. JACKSON. a co. 1905 east Main.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL * SHUMAN, No,
north Eleventh siteet.
BOWIE. y. W, No.-i north Eleventh street
BROWN. -. THOMPSON & CO., lli3 east
Nam.
CHEN MING 4 ROSE. No. nlrth renh
street.
cHAFFIN. r.. b. y co. No. north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE r.. No. 1000 Bank
street.
DEMON. UPPER = CO., s2l T.. Main.
ELAN JAMES r.. lil3 r. Main.
GODDlN JOHN T.. Eleventh cor. BnN.
HIII. FRANK D.S co, No. 6norih Eleventh
street.
ROSE. CHARLES A., No. IL \. Tenth siree'
RUTHERFORD. THOMAS. NJ. : norih
TENT. street.
| SUrTOS 4 CO.. No. l0il east Nam street
rAY LoR. II. SELDOM, \ son, Eleventh 'os
ner Bank
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

Chase City Lithia. Wolf Trap Lithia, Bow
den Lithia Orom Georgia., the celebrated
Pmmmer Bromne-Arsen water (A-Ue
county, y. c., and all other waters. sold in
this market, by Owens & Minor Drug COM
puRv
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The Public schoo,N

ally opened Yesterday. The scholars, came
i'm and were registered. staying long enough
10 do this work, which did not consume
more than an hours time, aud then leaving.
Mr.. c. l.. llady, the secretary Of the
school Board, will take the reports and
classify them, and perhaps will be able To-
day tO reach the exact number Of school
children that have been registered in the
city, and this work will be tedious, because
the predatory work done by the takers of the
school census already shows large in
crease, numerically speaking. II is gener.
ally two or three days before the work Of
registration and organization concludes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

When our doors swing open lflo Il tuesday, NioN'
INC erv CARPENTER painter and plumber will have finished
bic work and left us the ghtes best arranged ana most
comfortably arranged store in the whole State Oh virginia
rl ;aee in the size of does not mean any ma
o Increase in our expenses but merely room in which to
carry aroer stocks and consequent greater varieties and
room within which to give large crowds easy coming ana
going space There will be no more pushing and Sn0ys 10
9et at the various bargains offered from day to day Hereto
fore has been impossible for to do more business on &c
count Of space and that have much room and so
many more styles of goods are going to make an earnest
effort to double business We believe BY steadily oHer
ing during the entire coming season OF ia ana winter Il"
latest styles and most desirable OF artceS every
t a. snecal prices we will get you in the habit OF coming
I chic store which we hope make to your advantage as
well &C orr own You would do well to carefully watch our
window displays and advertisements during the coming sea
son. for we are going give you not alone both ends OF the
stick but also the middle
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OFFICE OF II. ". MOEsTA, 4
BAKER AND CONFECrlONEE,
To THE PUBLIC

RICHMOND, Va. september Do, 1890.
To THE PUBLIC:
ON and after this date viii sell my
CELEBRATED IIE CREAMS AND
WATER ICES at the former prices-one
dollar and iiity cents per gallon. Liberal
reduction 10 parties buying in larger quanti-
ties for Church Fairs. Festivals. pic-nics,
&c. BOarding-hOuscs aud Hotels viii Ice
supplied at the old prices. Thanking you
for your patronage in the past, and solicit
ing continuance of same. | am. yours
truly, III. W. MOEsTA.
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STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY or NECK
LENBURG, t0-wit:
1T. ID. Jelress, a notary public Tor the
county aforesaid. do certify that DR.. james
Il. Hughes and John d. Wakefield, whose
names are signed 10 the writing apo'e' per-
sonaly appeared before me and acknoW-
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this loth OF june
lS9o THOs. -. JEFFREss,
Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

AGAINST malaral diseases that are 80
prevalent at this season hy thoioushN
cleansing the bowels and arouslne me hNcT
to ms normal action. Take DR.. Dayid's
Vegetable Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

THE SUNDAY TIMES is served every sum
day morning by reliable carriers, and orders
lei At TBE rIMKs office will receive prompt
| attention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

VARBROUGu's "MiLD BtRLEh
TOBACCO DOES not MAKE YOU
NERNOT@.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

ASK FOR "BONsE BOUCHE' TO-
BACCO. II - THE FINEST sun
CrrEED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

Our Carpet Assortment is
more than perfection. Every
customer so far has agreed it
is the vastest assortment IN
the city. Where there is 50
many patterns to see, surely IS
where You are apt to find the
prettiest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

The regular monthly meeting of the Meth
odist Sunday-SchoOl Society, of Richmond
and Manchester, was held Sunday evening
nj the W ashington-Street Methodist church.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather there was large crowd in attend
ance. Nlhe meeting was called TO order by
the president, Robert 4. Richardson; prayer
by Rev. }. Wyley Bledsoe, pastor Of Park
Place church, Mr.. \. J. Gary acted as sec
rotary. The singing was led 10y Mr.. Robert
Jones. with NJ. j. Willis ut the organ, as
sisted by Mr. +. X. -'oyer. Of Broad-street
church, ON the cornet.
The following progranrue was well rem.
dered: sabbath Breaking, 'by Willie Lam
beth and Walker Ford; II LCSe., by Nellie
Lambeth; solo. "lf | Were Voice, Ly
Miss Nirgie Walter; ''Chattersox.' 10
Bertha Wagner; Lucy and Acu.~ w
Kate Anderson and Susie billiard; .'Ioye
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

Woman. Her diseases and Their Treat
ment, - pages, illustrated; price. SOC. sent
upon receipt Of VOC, cost of mailing, etc.
Address Professor r. II. Kline, NJ. d., 93l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

The styles Of curtains have
changed entirely since last
season, b tn lace and heavy
curtains. You want to be
careful and not buy the Old
styles. Every pair we show
is new, as we sold out COM
pletelv before making our i'm
movements.
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Niinernl Mntnr.

Trusses lifted boy competent adiustcr
and satifactiOn iuarantced 40 Owens
X Minor Drug Company.
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One baptism and two deaths are reported
for the month.
The Association adjourned to meet with
the Fourth-Street Baptist church the second
sunday in October.
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WEATHER. FORECAST.

- WAYuINGToS. ID g., Sept. 10 -
Forecast for Virginia and North caro-
FAlR lima: Fair followed by light local
| wv" showers 10 northern Virginia; sta
IJuOulry temperature; southcasierly
] winds
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FOR REM
CLARANcE \. MARSHALL

y
Is now ready to q, sumo instruction ODD
VOCAL CULTURE.
His Rooms. corner Fourth and frfnh.1
streets
IOycr WOmans ENcharVc.
Hours 3 fo . T. NJ daily. sciitl@
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mlly-concur in the above stationery ~ ~
DR.. Hughes. and am so mu.h aSs.'l, ~ ,I ~,
Cb,sa City lithia Water in eiiectinga CURE;
hitherto despaired Of. that have determined
~ brine NV family here from my nome III
KENTUCKY 10 reside for some time. at
lribnte nv restoration 20 health solely To
the use OF this water.
john T. WAKEFIELD,
Oh Wakefield, Ky.
.sst.. trre fNiNl
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A Gaze of grigbts Disease cure" Wy
Chase City Lifbia water
TESTIMONIALS.
MINERAL HorEI., CHASE CITY, Va,

June II, l'V'.
Nessrs. Hardy 6 Roller, ~
proprietors Chase Cfty Lithfa bdfer.
chase Cify, Vd.:
Gentlemen.-On ny arrival mere rom ~!
home. Bloomfield. hy.. the I'm OF tnis
month. | met my neighbour, Mr. JON, -
Wakefield. Of spencer county, ny; nr'
wakefield has, 10 my own personal KNOW
ladge been in vers bad health for seven %,
eighf wears, and during that time lreN.cv
hv some of the most eminent plyslclans W
Kentucky. Ills nervous system was aneTt-
ed complicated with Brigbfs disease OF the
Kidneys and it appeared at one TIME tna'
he wo,Ild lose one Of his kidneys entirei{.
lilo was As near death as a man possiDiy
could be. lie tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters Of this county ana Cd
tained only temporary relief.
lie visited this place and mas Deeh uslns
the Chase City Lithia Water since zilh a., %
XnriI. 1890. and. so far "a. ! can now as
ever he has complete relief. HIS com
nlexion healthy, action improved appe'll,e
restored. rest Tranquil, and spirits reFNeu;
Ills general condition indicates a restored
and inyigoratcd man. attributable 10 tue
use Of the Chase City Lithia water.
Very respectfully,
JAMES L. HUGHES, VI. ~
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FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID BUSINESST
n CHANCE. For sale or rent. thr OLD =
GDDDIN TAVERN, az present oWnnI .rf
occupu a by Mr T.. T. iIAnnigan. Nr ilanU.-
gon ,rIs hes fo retire nom business. Hnd N..
sill on rent the above property. There I,rn
better stand ln theclty OF Rchmond plenty
of ward room, stabling, So. This properly
has a front of 106 feet on nrookc avenue tNI
also fronts ON Calhoun, Goddin, dnd ~ fINt
streets. ltNoDN, llIl rs ''.
ss3-9w S2i Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

Why not use 4. b. {. tonic and Alternative
and be relieved: Delays are dangerous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
NEw YEAR.

The next meeting will be held at Trinity
church the second sunday In October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

We guarantee to lay your
Carpets as satisfactorily as any
establishment in the land.
The Carpets are sewed in our
building with Barbour's linen
thread.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

For s3.-5. Solid-Color Red
Turcoman Portieres, with dou-
bile borders of silk chenille and
frngcl all round.
lor s. u pair. Real Elegant
Eaw-- Ilk Chenille port!eres, AN
solid lors, with long, heavy
tied knot. fringe al bottom and
top for draping over poles.
These are certainly worth - 90.
For $500 a pair what you can
term Perfectly Exquisite che
nile rortieres. frnged both top
aud bottom, and dOdos OF rch
coloring 10 bee used as sashos.
For $40 pair. some perfect
dreams of Heavy Curtains in
designs entirely new. such as
solid colors with bullion em-
bioidery. ami solid coiors with
ivy-pattcrn effects. These eN-
elusive designs sell elsewhere
for SIS tO $40.
Heavy Curtains 40 SD To SO
too elegant 10 describe.
Pole Fixtures Of all kinds.
CUR 2jc. pole. with brass TRIM
mugs complete. is extra poll
ished and makes same effect as
the soc. poles.
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NIAss-NlrEIING.

ON sunday night next there will DE %
mass-mecting Of the Protestant Episcopal
City Missionary society. several OF the
clergy will be present. The meeting Will De
M 81 Mark.s church 40 ) n.cLnck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

iAv'geAt. collections.
SCHOOLS. osrs.,r,s For For
80 chOOl AssO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

Ourprices, too, should bc con-
sidered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

We have for you just twelve
patterns of Tapestry Brussels
CARPETS that wc VIII hy GOA
your h0oi for zoe. q yard. with
out amy other charges. We ask
you if these are NOT tine same
PATTERNS sold az other stores for
s3anl gOc. Patterns iOi rooms.
halls. and stairs.
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CITY or RlcHMoNp wit:
CARrETs. AZ.
CARPETS.

We have now on exhibition mll Time of
beautiful goods in Velvet. Moquette, Brussels.
rhrec-Ply and Ingram Dapotug-, with ine'
ami Mats of every quality and pattern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.


tnH WEEK ENDING SEPT 20. 1880.
PREDICTED TIME STANDARD or
high TIDE AT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

ANY Kind OF Patent Medicine
alIessihm usual selling prices.
II we haven what You want,
can get be for YOU al one GuA IS
notice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

One Of the greatest i'm
provements in our store is
what you might call the Coun-
ter of Necessities. Just read
what you can buy there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

Velvet Moqucttc Carpets DAT
are worth sl.25 ior 90 20. e
ward.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-16

JUS see how we can suit
cNtrt mans purse. Here are
some of our special Carpet of
fcriugs: