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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

Eyes on my breast, for sleep saying low,
bod bess my mamma an my'--no
Sound more. for she was asleep.
kept
Awake and listened. The Indians slept.
And soundiy, for some OF them snored.
shook
The little one some, and she walked with a
look
OF fright; hut whispered her name. and told
Her para was near, and again she was
'Flossie. take my knife | said.
And cut the strings from my hands. The
head
Ofan Indian raised sjust then. looked around,
As II in n dream. then dropped to the grognd.
lossie cut the thong. and cnt my wrist.
Tor the big knife slipped I'm her little fist,
And gave me cash III keep I'll die.
But that Is a scar she'll know me by
when She sees me coming on Judgment
\ time that, for me, is not far away.
She cried when she saw the crimson dye.
And wakened the Redskins-one, slash with
my
Hand. and my feet were free. Isprang
with my child for the woods. Behind me
there rang
The hideous Wells Of those demons red,
a. they followed my footsteps flying ahead.
But could not last; my strengtn was gone
Fasting and fever their work had done.
Nearer and nearer the sleuth-hounds came;
My breath was roasting me like namc;
scarcely felt the pain OF the knife
That struck through my shoulder down at
my life.
FlOssie screamed with hurt child's cry,
And heavily fell, as thought. 20 die.
felt her bleeding arm on my face.
And knew that the brute had struck her
too.
For her arm was over the very place
Where The Indians blade went sinking
through
NV shoulder Then all was "A mist knew
NO more till the rain revived me-
You
Are weeping ana sad at an old mans woe.
| thank you-what? my FlOssie You know? ?
o madam. deceive me not. pray!-
Alive ?-aud may see her tO-,iav?-
My bIue-cycd Flosse my Golden HAIR
Where ?-I pray you, lady, whcrc?-
What you ! OH. do not set me wild
The scar! Yes, yes lat last my child
L. X. HamDerlin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
New York Financial MarkeG
tBy Telegraph

NEW YORK. June 2i.-Money was o.
fered at per cent. No transactions are re-
ported. Exchange steady; posted rates,
1864 1871; actual rates, ~ for sixty days,
and $50 isIl, for demand. Governments
closed steady; currency, Vs 1i3 bid; -,
coupons, ls2iS bid; iil's, do. 100 bid.
The stock market was very weak this
morning and under the lead Of the trust
stocks and especially sugar prices declined
with but little interruption up Ia midday.
Sugar trust was the feature. IL opened w
per cent lower at 75is and during The hrst
half hour, on sales OF Al 900 shares, its price
further fell 10 II.
In the half hour 10 II o'clock there was .
recovery 20 y, which was subsequently, lost:
The decline In the rest Of the list ranged
from = 10 K per cent. The depression was
partly due 10 the unfayorable bank state
ment made public just before ll:a", and
which showed decrease In the resources
Of Ssl2,925, and partly TO selling by nc
bears. The sales for the day amounted W
only i:bIll shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.
RICHMOND, VA. June ei.--No offering

RICHMOND, Va. June ei.--No offerings
OF tobaccos ut auction on Change to-day,
Offerings Of tobaccos Mt auction ON
Change for the week ending Saturday, June
II, 1890: Total offerings 2j2 packages, ana
the highest price obtained during the week
was $3.50 for a package Of suncured To-
bacco.
Private sales reported to the secretary to-
day: Wrappers, ~ hogsheads; filters, .
hogsheads; cutters, : hogsheads; smokers.
2 hogsheads: scraps, II hogsbeads; dark
tobacco, hogshead. Total, ~ hogshcads.
Private sales rcpored 10 the secretary for
the week ending Saturday, June II, lSV:
Wrappers, Ii6 hogsheads; filters, 81 hogs
heads: cutters, 100 hogsheads; smokers, y
bogsheads: scrap:27 hogsheads; dark to-
haccos, ~ hogsbeads; burieys, - hogsheads.
TOTAL, 40 hOgsheads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports 10
day: Inspections-Bright, ~ hogsbeads;
dark. 81 hogsheads. Reinspections-Brig
10 hogsheads.
Inspections aud rcinspections for week
ending Saturday, June 2ist, 1890: lnspec.
tions-Bright. $50 hogsheads; dark: $50
hogsheads; Western. 20 hogsheads. Rein
spections-B Bright, 90 hogsheads; dark. ~
hogsheads. Total sampling for the week,
i,2ll hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's, Virginia, Allegheny,
Old Dominion, shockoe, Crenshaw's,
shelburne's Planters and Merchants.
Dayenport's, Meals, Myers, and seabrook'-
warehouses report to-day: Receipts
hogsheads. tierces and boxes. Deliy-
eries-l34 ,hogsheads, % tierces and boxes.
The same warehouses report for the week
ending Saturday, June 2lst, 1890; Re
ccipts-6lG hogsheads. 10 tierces and boxes.
Deliveries hogsheads, l25 tierces and
boxes.
Office OF the collector Of the United
states internal revenue reports collections
for the city of Richmond to-day, as follows:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, Si,iOJ,3O;
tobaccos. $32s2: special, $3.50; penalties.
$40. Total. sI.7i7.2o.
Internal revenue collections for the city
of Richmond week ending Saturday, June
81, 1890: Tax paid cigars and cigarettes,
81. $500; tobaccos, Sl9,il96; special,
$3.50; penalty, $40. Total, s5l,3lI.w.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange sat
urday. June II, 1890: W. J. Dance, Dan
Vile; :. W. Nenable, Petersburg.
The Richmond tobacco market was fairly
active to-day with good sales OF bright
wrappers. The market for the past week
was quite active, with good inquiry and
fair sales of bright wrappers, cutters.
smokers scrap, dark tobaccos and burleys.
There were also good sales of sun-cnred to-
baccos at auction on change at most salts
factory prices TO the farmers. The stock
OF sun-clfred tobaccos is said TO be well nigh
exhausted and that another week of heavy
sales will about clean up the stocks Of this
class of tobaccos. Inspections and REIN
specti0ns were light to-day. Inspections
for the week were heavy; rclnspections
light. Receipts to-day light; deliveries to-
dav moderate (being about double the re-
ceip;s). Receipts and deliveries for the
week moderate, with about ten hogsheads
excess of deliveries over receipts. Internal
revenue collections to-day heavy, and for
the week very good. {. Mel.
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New York Cotton Market.
Try Ts,egrnrn.i

lDl itf'Sihi ttf
NEW YORK, June 2i.-Messrs. Hubbard
Price Il Co., In their cotton circular to-
night say: ''Greatly 10 the surprise OF the
market, foreign adyices were disappointint1
this morning in face Of our advance Las
evening, and spinners continue their hand
mouth policy abroad, taking to-day on
1900 bales, the smallest sale In seve
months. our market opened lower and
clincd steadily, closing at the lowest quoss>
tions Of the day.
Receipts ut our ports to-day estimated
at 500 bales against 23l bales last week.
The spot market is quiet. Middling up
lands, l2is. Sales, 1870 bales. Transac-
lions in futures to-day 3i,jco bales. Flu
lures closed 1 to point, lower az
follows: June, li.G9ii.ss; July, ii:>6
dil.sI;lAugust Ills: sentember., iVS;
October, 1890 1860; November and De
cember. 1850 0.iI: January. 10000
1851; February, 1913.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steaoy ;
middling uplauds,6 1-lGd. Sales, 1000 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
Earuyille. Va.

.FARMvILLE, Va, June 2l.-l have TO re-
port since my last good rains. All the to-
bacco planted where plants could be gotten.
our receipts are better this week, owing to
the rains, which give the farmers chance
TO deliver what little they had left. Re
ceipts this week, 1880, 7s,2O5 pounds; 1870,
y. $40 pounds; short, 52,Sij. J.T. GRAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

Fourteen Southern States bad an agsrt-
cate of t0.5il miles Of railroad lines ut The
beginning Of the present year. This mile
age represents one-fourth Of the entire raii-
way system OF the United states, which
amounted 10 1920 miles on January ]:
Notwithstanding the enormous extent oi
the iron industry Of the south, the
gyeat Southern railroad system de-
bends almost exclusively upon Tue
mills OF Pennsylvania and the West for us
rails. and the southern railroads look main
Iy 10 the same sources for their track sup
,,iies. locomotives aud roiling-siock. mere
l. every requisite in the way OF raw mat,
rails in the south FOR Tue nanu .o''s,rc'
tjon and operation OF a frst-class railroad,
and yet the needs OF the 10000 miles o.
southern railroads are supplied mann!
from mills Tar distant Ia The Norm an"
West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
Chicago Market.

Messrs. Baldwin Il Farnum telegraph
&. w. Branch a Co. as follows:
CHICAGO. June 2l.-Wheat-Ihe price
at opening was influenced by rain here and
through the Northwest, and probably a
little by Primes usual saturday crop dam.
aye report, but the market was tame and
has gradually declined cent, closing with
in y Of bottom. Outside holders OF July
have been selling out and buying August,
september and December, and this has
afforded a larger part OF the business to-day.
There is quite general feeling that amer 80
|ln,,ch rain la the Northwest we are iikeiy
when hot weather comes To get complaints
OF rust. but this Ii always 10 the mture:
and IT has not as yet formed y very soo0
| bull argument. Corn dull and sseedy ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

I'm next Tuesday, according to the yer,
diet of the court, Gordon White. con'ictesii
of rape ON the person Of an infant, WI
swing for his crime within one mile OF toe
courthouse Of Fort Gaines, Ga. Inc gal
lows will be erected in the valley between
tbe old and new cemeteries, near the spot
where Hudeon was executed, and the hang
inc will. of course, be public. sheriff NC,
Allister has summoned strong guara Mnu
otherwise arranged 10 make the execa'io"
quiet and orderly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS

National League--At Cincinnati; Gin
cinnatis, a; Bostons, 1. At Cleveland
Cleyelands. Z: Brooklyns, 8. At Chicago;
Chicagos. I; New Yorks, ). AT Phlladel'
phia: MISUNDERSTANDING game post
pOned-wet grounds.
Players League-At Pittsburg: Pitts
Cleyelands, 2: iostons. o. At Chicago:
Chicagos, o; Brooklyns, |. At Buffalo;
Buffalo-New York game postponed, rain.
American Association-At Rochester;
Rochesters, .; Brooklyns, 4 or innings
At Columbus: Columbus. 10; II. Louis, !.
At Toledo: Toledos. 3; Louisyilles. 2. Al
Philadelphia: Athetic-Syracusc game post
pOned. wet grounds.
Atlantic League-At Worcester Wor-
cesters. >; New Ravens, 10. At Baltimore:
BaltimOres. 4: Newarks, 2. At Hartford ;
Hartfords-Jersey Citys game postponed on
account of rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

''On cveryragged gray cap The Lord God Al
mighty laid the sword Of His impcrishabl
knighthOOO. Henry ". Grady.
The following poem was delivered befor
the Picket Buchanan Camp of Confederat
Veterans at Norfolk last Thursday by MI
4. c. Gordon. Of Staunton, well known T.
all lovers of poetry:
4 roses crimson stain,
A rC SEES stainless white.
Fifty become the immortal slain
Who fell IN the great light.
When Arms tead died amid his foes.
Cir; hy the rebel cheer,
God plucl<ed a soul like white rose
In June time o the year.
The blood i'm Picketts heart
Was of a ruddicr hue
Than the rcddeSt bloom whose petals part
70 welcome heavens dew.
think the itirest flowers that blow
Should greet the life stream she'd
In that historic long a-O
By this historic dead.
The immemorial years
such ValOr never knew
As poured food Of crimson blood
. At Gettysburg with YOU.
Living and dead In faith the same,
| see you on that height.
Crowned with the rosy wreath OF fame
Won I'm the fatal fight.
Not these had made afraid
King Arthuf's mystic sword
Not Bayard's most chivalric blade,
Nor GideOn'S. for the Lord.
Yours was the strain Of high emprise,
Yours the unfalteTing fifth
The honor lofty as the skies,
The duty strong rs death.
hen Douglas flung the heart
or Bruce amid his foes.
And said: " lie leads. We do not part;
follow where ne goes;
No mighticr impulse stirred his soul
Than that which up yOn height
Moved YOU with Pickett toward the goal
OF freedom, In that night.
The fair goal was not won,
The famous iiEht was lost;
But never shOne the al-sceing sun
ON more heroic host.
Your deeds Of mighty prOwess shame
All deeds OF derrlng do
with which lines bloody pages fame.
ii Ill and farewell To you!
Unto the dead farewelll
They are hid in the dark and cold;
And the broken shalt and the roses tell
What is left Of the tale untold.
They are deaf 10 the martisl music's call
Till a judgment dawn shall break.
When the trumpet of truth shall proclaim
TO all:
Iney persisted for my sakcU
Let tn m be quiet here
Where birds and blossoms be.
And hail 10 you VINO bring the tear
And the rose of memory;
To water and deck each lOwly grave
OF those. who in GOI's sight
With loyal hearts their hearts blood gave
For the eternal rightl
Alike for low and high
The roses white and red;
For valOr and honor cannot die.
And they were Of these dead.
The private In his Jacket Of gray
And the general with his star
The Lord God knighted alike that day
In the red front of war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
New York Produce Market
lRy Teiegraph.t

NEW YORK. June 2i.--Flour weak: City
Mill. extra. si.30cs lj0 for West Iub,,
Wheat lower; No. , red winter, (>cssh;
do. June, 93z-. Corn lower: No. mixed
ilsz; do. July, ~. Oats steady; no. >
3iIl. cash: June, 34i1 FORK dun;
mess, Sl35O@$li0o. Lard dull, July %.i!
Sugar, refined steady: cut loaf apd crushed.
75sc.; granulated. 6l4c.; mouk "a z
0-l6c. Coffee steady; fair Rio cakoes, ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
UopkInsyille.

IIoPKINsvILLE, KY, June l9.-Our mar
ket this week showed much of poor and I'm.
desirable character but the market was
very strong and higher, particularly on
leaf, and there was decided tendency To-
wards the outside figures OF our quotations.
4 good deal Of old crop was offered. mainly
low grades and damaged leaf. We have
again had good planting season, enabling
farmers 10 finish of some remnants OF
ground that had not been covered.
VI. II. CLARKE 4 Bro.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
fRy Telesraph.I

IKy ItItgfaPhsI
BALTIMORE, Nd. June 2i.--Cotton nomi'
nal; middling. I24c. Flour dull but nrm.
Southern fairly active and nm;
Fultz. sj@9oc. Longberry, 1@e'c.s
steamer do. No. , red. SIZE; western
firm; No. ?, winter rel spot and June,
S,dSsi4c. Corn--Southern nominal; white,
l3Qt i3Ac.; yellow, i2c.; Western hrner;
mixed spot and June, to1s@iic. Oats
steady and unchanged; soutnerr and Tenn md
sylvania. 3l@35c.; do. Western white, $50
35Lc.; do. mixed. 32M3ic.; graded, 3S,5e.
rive nominal. Provisions steady. Couee
duh and unchanged; Rio cargocs fair No.
sugar quiet aud unchanged. Whiskey ae'
tive 81 l6I$i.fl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
Rank STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, June 2l.-Reserye, decrease,
SSi2,97j; loans, increase, SpJ,1oo; specie
decrease, $3.50, 100; legal tenders. decrease
S26 300; deposits, decrease, s"'''oo; cir
circulation, increase, $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

AT Americas, Ga, the owners OF all I'M
improved real estate IN and near the cry
have in hand plan for the organization OF
a biz company with capital OF Sl,Vvo,Vo'
which will be used TO forward the interests
of Americas and surrounding country. i,
the scheme is successful, large sums WIZ
he spent in advertising the city, I'D eniars
ing street railways, water works, sewe.sSe
svstem barking the various portions OF the
CITY. and otherwise improving il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
ENTRIES.
Following are the entries for Monday at
Bay:

Five and one half furlongs-Foruham. "a,
ripstan. Blue Rock. -; Punster Jr IL
Abby. o; Eydngeiine, 50; Fides' n; Mar Var
Lucky Glover, Ellen, Bellona, secord
nln: Regent. Lizzie, Pickw ok, Annie
l.. lniriguante Ortawin, Preal.he' > Loss.el.
sir George, sex Roe, Conrad. N'cromahcy
colt. Alice Wood colt. NCf, leganio'
Piclner' Bermuda. silver Prime Versatile.
Melville. Kirhover, Tom DOnOhJc. III.
Dandelion stakes, mile on tuii-lack Rose,
Major paly, Hempland, Isaac Owls. Rico,
Tormento, ~; Druidess' heclars' ,Gss q.
Mile, selling-Prince Howard. Ionness, y
Belinda. Torchlishf, Golden Reel. i'efaulter,
IL: seymour. ~; Grimaldl, M!kado. q; sen
timent X. Is. MILAN. 01; Filter. :; Bruneis,
;: Cousin Jeems. n; ,botoyer 80; speed
well, /: NaTdee, q; clay stockton, oli tanner
z: Banclo he, 10.
Mile and "A quarter-Castaway Second, u;
Yea Tray. 20; Badger. Is; Redwood, iu'
brother Charley Dreaux, q; Wiifred, o; Ie-
phyrus, 3; Tristan, IL
Nilea and a sixteenth, selling on turf-Cast-
steel. 81; General Gordon. Tattler, -; Rover,
,. Karrister :}6; Cavat, Luna. II; Guy ray,
Il: Trojan, 23; ord Fauntleroy. 81.
Chic,go: First race, Two year-oius, iouf
Observation-Disclosures Last. j. j Abbey seldom,
Charm Glen. Luvet. 4; Labold, King solo
mon. Leader, 20; ndray, b. Dfift 10; Ma Belle
Is: Burr Cooper, Is.
second race, selling. miie-i ady Blackburn
9i: Lizzie Fopso, Ruth, 90; Holin, 100; Cain
rine IL. one; Amos A: Montpelier, 2; Winning
Wrys. 3: Bolster 4; Duke highlands, 100
Ioveland o. saltele, Macaulay s. Hornp'pe'
Thirel race one mile and half-Grayson
Ds; Brapdalette, 2; Los Angeles, \; hypoctite
II: Jubilee. Z.
a sixfeenth-Crawlish, IS; Nora. 10; Later ON
iiflR race, six furlongs-Red Light. o.
Mary, 7; Spokane, :: boaz, III.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
8aIaimore stnck Mnrkes.

lBy telegraph
BALTIMORE, Nd, June si.-vhdnia|
consol, size; do. ten-forties, i3,5c.; d.
threes. CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

Remarkable, yet true. A. u. =. Aitera-
tive has cured blood diseases, aser pn!s''
clans failed " relieve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

ATampa special TO the Jacksonville RAJ
Times-U MON says: There was murder ID
this city on the 18th. J. Baker Killed man
named Brown. Both are carpenters. BAKER
had loaned Brown some money, ana tnere
had been some difficulty recently Between
the men about the payment Oh u. pase,
went TO Browns boarding-house prepares
IN nick a quarrel with him unless he paid
over the money, and, finding Brown asleep;
he struck him heavy blow on the mead
with piece of scantling.. Brown dieo
shortly afterward. Baker Is in jail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
Richmond stock Market.
RIcHMoN VA. June 81. 1890.

Reported by John l.. Williams 4 Son
bankers and brokers, No I'LL Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

RicrxoNp. VA, June u, isso.
oyvxRIN0s. <
Corn--3.000 bushels.
0ats-2, 10 bushels.
sALxs REPORTED TO sEcRErARv.
Corn White, 1880 bushels fair 70 prism
on private terms.
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Vaota,ions. -Middling, 1iHc.; low MD
ding, l0zzc.: good ordinary iOc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

day. Trading without fr~tnre. Oats =
with light business. riosIsi0ns duh
unchanged. What little ~ 'iDeee oone -
been changing contrscts from July - 9
gust and September. Speculation fof 81
ment seems dead. We look 10 see . c0Dele
nance Of dull times until amer ~ ge1 ~
July or until summer hogs are pretty We,
picked. On weak place advise buyie'
RIBS. Cash trade better than for long tn1.
and undoubtedly will improve fyym ~
time on; 1900 hogs for Monday. Io,SW %
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
sHEEPsHBAD RACES.

The following are the results of yester-
days races at >heepshead. viz:
First race, seven-eighths OF a milc-Beck
first. lima Il. second. khinO third. Time
I:20 3-5. -,
Second race. five-eighths of mle-Sallie
McCielland first. Ambulance second, Reckon
third. Time 1902 3-).
Ihjrl race. one mile burlington first.
chesapeake second, Banquet third. Time
I:l5. ,,...
Fourth race, one and n half miles-Cassiu us
first Tea Tray second, Dunbcyne third. Time
1889.
Fifth race. one aud three-sixteenths miles
EOn first. Paragon second. May Dome hlrd.
ime 2:O5'z. MT,
sixth race. one and half miles-Philoso-
ply first. Brian Beru second Cast steer thiru'
Time 2:ii l5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
Soon well marry. never to part.

Joseph is not entering into the matrimo-
NAL state with any misgiyings Of future in
felicity. lie anticipates M interruption OF
his domestic bliss; he considers no Chicago
divorce, but looks forward with keen antic-
ipaiion 10 lifetime OF happiness IN the So
ciety Of Little Annie Rooney. kate Mas
tersou IN New York Dramatic Mirror,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
wv IIItIIuN UttIdTt 7 III III Il I'hIi
Until the time comes Will not rest,
But one who knows It's value best,
Is little Annie Rooney"

The first line of TINS verse would argue
that Joseph is of the gay l.Othario type of
Young man, the frivolous butterfly who flits
from flower TO flower; but anyone who ap-
preciates the frank Outburst in the chorus
can understand that this is not so. His
faithfuness and cOnstancy is proved in these
lines:
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ROSES OF MEMORY.

"On everyragged gray cap the Lord God Al
mighty laid the sword Of His impcrishablc
knighthOOO Henry " Grady.
The following poem was delivered before
the Picket-Buchanan Camp Of Confederate
Veterans at Norfolk last Thursday by Mr..
4. c. Gordon. Of StauntOn, well known to
all lovers of poetry:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-04-04
In the Spring Months.

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system is changing from the full habit
Of the winter months 70 the lighter
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ulates the sluggish blood and rids the
system of heaviness and the feeling
OF languor. If there is poison in the
blood, it generally shows itself IN the
spring, and this is the season TO help
nature to drive it out and be cured.
5. 5. 5. Beauties the skin and
makes the complexion rosy and
healthy.
). S. 5 Gives elasticity to the step
and buoyant spirits.
). 5. 5. Makes the feeble and dell
cate strong and robust.
;. ). 3 Is a tonic to the whole body
and increases vitality.
5. 3 ). Is simple vegetable med
icine. harmless TO the most delicate,
vet so powerful as to cleanse the sys-
TEN of all Impurities.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis
eases mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Atlanta, Ga.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1890-04-04
MARRIED..

At the Presbyterian Manse, in Shop
herdstown, by Rev. Charles Ghiselin,
March 81, 1890, Mr.. ERWIN BITNER
and Miss IDA MARLATr, daughter of
Mr.. Isaac Marlatt, all OF this neighb-
orhood.
AT the residence of the brides
brother, March 90, 1890, by Rev. j. a.
Hoffheins, Mr.. LLOYD l.. LEWIS and
Miss CARRIE RoTH-all of Martins
burg.
March 20, 1890, by Rev. w. r. Leay-
ell, of Hedgesvile, Mr. GEORGE p.
BUTT and Miss ANNIE RIsER- both OF
Berkeley county.
In Washington, ID. c., March 81,
1890, by the Rev. w. Williams, of
Cnrist's Episcopal Church. Mr.. COLLIN
MCCAUSLIN, OF Philadelphia, and
Miss VIOLET FURTNEY, formerly OF
Harper's Ferry.
March 26, 1890, in the Presbyterian
Church at Bunker Hills, Berkeley
county, Mr.. ROBERT HAYsLKTT and
Miss BERTHA FOREMAN, all Of Berke-
ley county.
March 20, 1890, at the residence of
the brides parents, near Darkesville,
by Rev. j. X. Ridenour, assisted by
Rev. f.. l.. Wi son, Mr.. GOLD Cock
RELL and Miss VIRGINIA WILLETT,
both of Berkeley county.