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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

EOITON.-Died. September TO- ieyv
THOMAS GRANSON. infant son OF john H.
and Virginia Bolton. aged ten months.
ctfNuINGS. -.nled, september 10, 500. at
the residence Of his parents, m 1890 ci.'h,
TOSEPH. fwln-child OF Patrick ana M1is
Cummings aged two years ana ten 'h""'"S
MARTIN .- Died. on the 6th Of september
GUSSIEA IBERIA, only daughter OF i. W
and Clara A. Martin, ~ congestion OF 'h'
brain: i've months and fourteen days OH.
MERRILL.--Dled. at $3.50 o'clock W.u ne.
street, little GEORGE, infant son 81 Nhii'iii
T. and Lucy G.. Merrill.
WARWlCK.-Di at white sulphur
Snrlnos " Va. September II. $500. IDA
BYRD. child Of kyrd and Ida Warwick; ageo
Two wears and five months. Funeral iioh.
Moore Memorial church, FRIDAY, l2tn. 81
= o'clock. u. VI.
WADDILL.-Dicd, m his lato residence
Charles city county, Va. on Wednesday az
ternoOn. september lOth. MI. t.DM ~ y =
WAnDITL. in the scvcnty-sevenih year OF
his age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
HeNRICo COURT MATTERS.
Two Cases Tried and the Accused sent To
the penitenfiary.


The Uenrico County Court, after the re-
cess of Wednesday, met again yesterday,
Judge Minor on the bench. The first case
taken up was thats of Willie White (col-
ored) charged with breaking and entering
the house of Peggy Miller and stealing a
lot Of clothing. This ease came up on Tues
day, but the prisoner having no counsel, the
Court asked George u. Carter. Esq, 10 act,
and on his motion The case was continued
until yesterday.
No considerable amount Of evidence was
heard, as White made confession 10 sheriff
Southwark after he was arrested. The
defense producted several witness who ies-
titled 10 the previous good character of the
deceased.
This was Mr.. Carriers first criminal case,
and his friends were anxious as 10 how
he would succeed. He made an excellent
address 30 the jury, and showed no little
knowledge Of law. White was found guilty.
and his punishment was fixed nt tire"
years in The penitentiary.
After his speech Mr.. Garter was comH,-
mented and congratulated 10y the mem Jers
of the Bar present.
The second case was bly, Lewis (co'Ored),
charged with breaking and enter X the
smokc-house of Mr.. John j. Grayins, on the
Brook road. and stealing $50 worth OF ba-
con. The defense proved a conclusive alibi,
the worst witness against Lewis being
David Anderson (cOlOred). Of Hanover, who
was convicted at the last term Of that coun-
TVS court for horse-stealng ard sentenced
TO five years in the peniientiary.
After the jury retired, at the suggestion
Of Commemorative Attorney Thomas. Will
liam smith, a negro boy, was brought be-
fore Judge Minor. smith was fined about
two months ago for throwing rocks. Not
being able TO pay the fine, lac was sent to
Jail. Mr. Thomas, thinking that he had
had enough punishment, asked that the
Court discharge MIN.
On Smiths promise that he would never
throw another rock, Judge Minor let him 20.
When the boy had cotton about half way
out Of the courtroom Mr.. Thomas suggested
TO Major Burwell the cOlored jailer, that he
had better give Smith HE dinner before he
left.
Here" said Burwell, "Willie, come and
get your dinner"
Don't want no dinner; amt hungry
said smith, and while the Judge, lawyers,
sherihs, reporters. and spectators rOared
with laughter Smith made good time over
the courthouse green and disappeared down
Main street.
shortly after the jury retired. and gave
Lewis two years in the penitentiary. \
motion 10 SET aside the verdict was over
ruled.
The jury was then discharged until next
Tuesday at II O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
REAL ESTATE.

ADAMsON, \. J., Manchester.
APPERSON 4 co., No. 8 north Eleventh
street.
BRANDT, JACKSON. Il co. 1906 east Main.
BOWMAN, BOSWELL & SHUMAN. 80. q
north Eleventh street
BOWE, y. w., NO.. north Eleventh street.
BROWN. j. THOMPSON 4 CO., 1113 east
Nam.
CHEWING 4 ROSE, so. . north Tenth
street
CuAFFlN. r. b. * Co. so. 1 north Tenth
street.
CRAWFORD, GEORGE H.. 80. 1908 Bank
street
DENOON, TUPPER 4 CO., s2l +. Main.
ELAN JAMES B., lli3 r. Main.
GODDlN JOHN r.. Eleventh cor Bank.
HILL. FRANK D,& CO., No. 0north Eleventh
street.
ROSE. CHARLES A., No.Il y. Tenth street
RUTHERFORD, THOMAS. No. = nortl
Tenth street.
SUTTON q co, NO. 1911 east Main street.
TAYLOR. II. sELrON, & son, Eleventh col
neT Bank.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
CLAY WARD ACTIVES.
Election of Omccrs Postponed Until
Thursday Night.

Thursday Night.
The annual meeting Of the Clay Ward
Actiyes for the election Of officers was held
last night at Rcinhardts Hall. There was
a large attendance and much interest was
manifested in the coming campaign. Mr..
Il. \. Jacob presided, and in the absence
Of the secretary, Mr.. Charles ". GOddn
acted.
Immediately after the opening Of the
meeting, motion was made 10 20 into an
election of officers.
Mr.. b. \. Jacob. the present presiding
officer, who has served the Actiyes so faith
fully for two years, was renOminatod.
Mr.. Jacob arose. and i'm happy speech
thanked the club for the honor they had con-
ferred upon him. but declined becoming a
candidate, and, although he was pressed tc
accept, positively declined, saving he had
already served the club for two terms, and
owing to other pressing duties il was i'm
possible for HIM TO serve another. Mr..
Jacob was recently elected one Ofthe vice
presidents of POwhatan Club.
In consequence OF Mr.. Jacob declining %
serve, the election of officers was post
poned until next Thursday night at $
o'clock.
Captain George -. Wise was expected 10
have been present and addressed the meet
ing. but was prevented, owing 10 an en-
gagement in New Kent county. The com
mittoe appointed 10 invite Mr.. Wise was in
structed TO ask him 10 address the club
next Thursday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Mr.. WADDILL's FUNERAL.
Services In Manoah Church-iist of the
Fall-Bearers.

The funeral Of Mr. Edmund Waddill took
place yesterday afternoon at 1880 o'block
from Manoah church, i'm Charles City
county. and the remains were laid to rest IN
the family lot i'm the church-yard. The
services, which were simple, were conducted
by the Rev. Mr. Lewis B0llie, assisted 10y
Rev. Mr. John Lamb. a venerable preacher
Of that county.
I'm no county in the state has there been "a
more prominent figure for fifty years than
that of Mr.. Waddill. In Charles CITY,
during "a long consecutive term Of public
service a. county clerk through all the
changes which have occurred in the last
thrty-hve years, he retained the confidence
in the highest degree Of scrutlnizing
public.
The funeral was one of the largest in at
tendance ever Witnessed in that county.
embracing both sex and color. thus paying
the last token Of respect % their friend.
The pall-bcarcrs were Mes-r-. Thomas W.
Wilcox. John r. Nance. Clayton Walker
y. Gardiner Tyler 1homa, J.. Walker.
Judge Isaac II. Christian. W illiam Lamkin,
John Mckinney. William Benton. l.. Par
sons. j. Mike Walker. and Major Robert
Douthart. of Charlie, city, and j. T.. May
nard. llcnricO.
Manoah is about live miles from Proyi-
dcnce Forge. Clustering around the sacred
ediiicc are many hallOwcd memories.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
The Academy.

II and L" was played to another large
and delighted audience last night. The
piece runs for the balance of the week.
A genuine treat 10 all lovers OF fine sing
ing will be offered at the Academy on the
appearance OF George Thatchers MINISTRIES
next Monday and Tuesday evenings. This
company has a corner on the musical talent
Of ministrelsy with such names on the pro
gramme rs X. j. Josie, the acknowledged
finest tenor singer in America; Raymond
Moore, ballad singer of unriyaled ability;
II. W. Frillman. bass. whose fame
extends from New York TO san
Francisco; Thomas \. Lewis, baritone;
II. \. Patterson and Albert Evans. The
specialties are represented by Rodo Leo
Rapoli, Europe's greatest equilibrist, whose
performance on an unsupported ladder
twenty-four feet in length surpasses human
belief. George Thatcher, the fayorite min
strel comedian and mOnOlOgue artist; Wood
and Shepard, the celebrated opponents OF
musical comedy, and the "Fete Of the
Gondoliers," a dancing picture Of beautiful
and romantic Venice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Chancery Court.

Judge W. j. Leake has ordered a special
term of the Chancery Court, which will be
held Monday. with Judge Barton, OF
Fredericksburg, presiding. The court will,
among other things, pass upon cases in
which Judge Leake, of the Chancery Court.
was special commissioner or counsel.
Mrs Sallie G.. kean qualified as admins
tratrix Of Otho q. kean, with the will an
neXed.
Thomas HarrlsOn's will was admitted 10
probate, Martha Harrison qualifying as eN-
ecutriX. Bond was given in the sum Of
$500 without security.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
PUBLIC SPEAKERS.

Some discussion arose as TO whose duty
il was 20 make the appointment Of speak
ers, but il was finally decided TO take no
definite action ether than that the appoint
ments when made in the districts should be
submitted TO the committee for announce
meut.
The meeting Of the committee was an
augury Of victory in November. IL has
been years since such enthusiastic and bar
monious feeling was manifest. at is the
finest meeting we have had for years. said
Mr.. W. \. Jones yesterday, and he was
justified in the remark. The committee
adjourned subject 10 the call OF the chair
man
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Mrs Fl.i.bmsn'. Funeral.

The body Of Mrs. kathie Freshman, who
died In Chicago, was buried yesterday from
her Iate residence, in this city, at $3.50 A.
NJ. Tine body arrived at 7;ij A. NJ, over
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, accompanied
by Mr.. Sol. W. and,Miss Rosa Freshman,
son and daeghter. The services at the house
and grave were conducted by Rev. A. lar-
ris. The interment was i'm the Jewish Gene
terry. The floral tributes were unusually
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Reported Railway Deal.

a wmor was current yesterday afternoon
that Mcssrs. James B. Pace. Charles j..
Stokes and Charles Whitlock had pur-
chased the Richmond Union Passenger rail-
way the old electric line that runs from
lwcnty-ninth and = streets 90 the New
Reservoir. An effort was made 90 cOrrobo-
rate the report. but an Of the men named
were ont OF the city.
Mr.. g. T.. Fisher, manager of the line. and
Mr.. Wilbur. the superintendent, were
sought, but both We're in New York. and
telegraphic inquiries 10 them failed q re-
ceiyo responses. Mr.. Pace is supposed a.
be- in New York also.
II such "a deal is in process II is being con-
Quoted with grent secrecy, as intimate
friends of the reported purchasers disclaim
any knowledge OF such "a move.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

Yesterday, In conversation with gentle
man VINO was i'm the city. and who has the
strongest sort NJ following. he said that Mr..
Jones. the leader Of the Democrats i'm the
First district will have no trouble in the
coming election. Mr. Jones is "a hard
worker, and one Of the most energetic men
in his district. Night before last be was in
Caroline county, and the reception rendered
him almost amounted 90 an ovation. he
proposes To- make the fight just a- warm as
though there was apr0bability of his defeat.
and will let the people see and hear from
him from this time until the lieht closes IN
NONnmhNr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

Richmoud CtV.-1homas j. Dance and
Henry /. Pc o ne to Edward j. Hogan. -
feet on west side Belyiderc street, between
China and Holly. $50.
Thadeous Haynes and George \. Ilaync~
to ii. \. Nightengale. 90 feet ON east side
Twenty-third street, between y and O..
$50
~allie ID. St0ut's trustee 90 Malinda Ben
nett, l. s-l2 feet ON south side Cary street
near Laurel, $1,000.
UepI1co COiufV.-Mollie 4. Burton and
Thomas g.. Burton 10 Charles Sn0wa, Tot 3l
i'm block H. Barton a Lambs Br00kland
Park. $50.
same 10 Amelia >nOwa, lot ~ in block H..
Barton a Lambs BrOokland PARK, $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
science oyercomes prarne...

just now the medical world is engaged in
discussing the new device for deafnes,
called sound Disc. No invention of late
has attracted So much interest among the
medical profession. Its perfection, which
is now an established fact, has resulted in
the overthrow Of many pet theories of there
being no relief for vast number Of cases
of deafness.
This ingenious discovery wa made by H..
4. Wales, of Bridgeport, Conn, and coming
as it does with the approval Of some OF the
leading Aurists of the world, il can hardly
fail TO prove of great value To- both the pro-
fessiOn and the afflicted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
PERSONAL MENTION.
People Going Away and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.

ihk MS anu
Mrs. :. Il. Brady has returned to the city
from the Shannondale Springs, Of West
Virginia.
Mr.. John +. Branch. Mr. Blythe Branch,
aud Miss Branch. of this city, have arrived
III New York from Europe.
Rev. John T.. Massey, superintendent Of
Public Instruction, returned TO the city
yesterday from visit 10 his home in Abe
marie county.
Mr.. William II. Beyeridge is quite sick
with malarial fever al his summer home in
Hanover county, near Atlee's station.
Attorney General X. Taylor Scott re-
turned TO the city yesterday from pleas
ant vacation at his home in Fauquier
county. The Major is greatly improved IN
health, and is in fine spirits.
Mr. John :. llarwoOd has had a lucrative
ofer from one of the leading oil companies
in the United states. His acceptance would
necessitate his removal to the New Eng
land states.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Barber-ShOp Trust.

out i'm Chicago they are nothing il not
original. Their latest scheme IS barber
shop trust. The National IOnsorial Parlor
Company has been organized with capital
of S2j. 100. aud shops under its ownership
and control will bee started in all the large
cities Of the country. Tickets of member
ship. emitting the holder to all the barber
ing DE wants for an entire year. VIII be-
issued for the small sum of so. and he who
travels much can be assured OF satisfactory
service from the company wherever ithas
established itself. Thi, is the kind of trust
that the general public will not Kick
against.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

sheriff =. 4. Jarvis. Of northampton
county. who passed through the city We'd
ne-day on his way % Lexington, Va. 10
take DR.. Garland j. Moore. the young ply
stefan. charged with crminally a,sultin-
"a Young lady Of Northampton county,
passed through the city Yesterday afternoon
with his prisoner. They reached the stat
ton via the Chesapcake'aud Ohio train at
2.jj. and in a few minutes left ON the same
train for Newport News, where they took the
boat for Easlyille laetnight. There was only
small crowd AT the station, bat it soon bc
come noiscd about that the now notorious
prisoner was ON the train and they pressed
forward 10 see him. He looked calm and
unmoyed. and did not seem to notice the
eyos Of the curious persons Who bad gath
cred in the train. He was dressed very
tilily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

Al an Office n the Tobacco Exchange
buildiug the new IT UNIVERSAL LOng-Flllcr
Cigarette Machine was exhibited hy MI.
Hlrlee of BROOKLYN. y. T., the inventor,
aud Mr. 4. &. Elliott, the owner. OF Sew
York city. yesterday morning. and a-tln
in tine afternoon. tO specially invited guests.
Among those present in tine afternoon were
Messr-. TaIewel Darlington. William q.
Miller. Il. g.. Morton, Il. J.. Arlington,
Levi, NJ. Grliiin, Vaughan -ar'ay, JoAn
lishtfIOt staples. John Taylor. a. O-'erlpn,
McrriWcathcr Lewis. and other, interested,
including judge l.. ID. larrell of Green's
willie county.
The machine was pronounced by an
present 90 hea marvel Of cunning AOrh-
mauship and skill indeed. so pcricc. Is its
balance that after turning out 10 cigar
cite, per muufe. with The dynamo as ihe
propelling power. the machine was de-
tached from thc dynamo, aud Mr. Hardee
ran 10 with tle utmost ease hy turning the
balanco-Whecl with one hngcr sd that it
seemed to defy that principle o. mechanics
which has established The axiom that
machine involves resistance. and ergo
perpetual motion is impossible.
Yesterday morning the machine was run
with "a three-nch pulley and made two
hundred and thirty-cight cigarettes per min
ute. I'm the afternoon IL was run with
two-and-a-hall inch pulley and made one
hundred and seycnty-hye cigarettes per
minute. The cigarettes. as was agreed
by ali present. were most Won
derfUlly and beautifully made. Judge
Narrell and the other gentlemen
interested i'm this machine are stopping at
the Exchange Hotel. where they will e.
pleased 10 see and talk tO any and all who
may be interested. concerning the merits Of
this wonderful machine. These gentlemen
are placing stock in this machine for spain
.(Cuba excepted Ilayti, Portc-au-Prnee,
Porto Rico. and other small West India
islands, South Africa. China. Japan. Egypt,
Mexico. Central and South America.
The company is capitalized az 100000.
one-half Of which has been subscribed in
Roanoke, Salem. New York and elsewhere,
and the other half is allotted 10 Richmond
and vicinity.
The machine VIII boz operated again to-
day. at 10 o'clock, and person, desiring TO
take stock will have another opportunity Of
witnessing its wonderful work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

John j. Talon and Arthur Steward were
brought before Judge Witt yesterday morn
ing on a writ Of habeas corpus, sued out by
their counsel, W. w. Cosby, Esq. The
charge against them was assault. Bail was
allowed in the sum OF $500 for their appear
ance at the September term of the Hastings
4 nnrt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

simply apply "swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions ON the face
hands. nose, &C., 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, 1890-09-12
A Pretty MARRIAGE.
Nuptials Of Miss Landrum and Mr.. Ed
ward T.. Eomar.

ward T.. BOmar.
The marriage of Miss Mamie Earle Ian
drum and Rev. Edward Earle iomar, OF
South Carolina, occurred at the Richmond
Female Institute yesterday morning nj Il
O'Clock. only a few guests were present
The ceremony took place in Miss Ham
mer's private parlor-a gem Of a room
which was decorated for the occasion with
exquisite taste. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. DR.. W. W. Landrum.
Miss Landrum was graduated from the
school, and is tavOrite with her Alma
Mater. She was attired in a russell brown
canels' hair gown, which was quite becOm
ing TO the sweet, dainty bride.
Mr.. Bomar is graduate of the Baptist
Theological Seminary, and is a man OF fine
birth and brilliant gifts.
The party will spend several weeks on the
coast and then 20 10 the groom's home, in
South Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Are You aware that carpets collect aud

Are YOU aware that carpets collect and
hold a great deal OF impure ana unwhole-
some matter. and that the carpet cleaning
department OF Mrs. \. j. Pyle has especial
facilities for removing these impurities. as
well as all dust, grit, moths, &c.: Her
method of securing carpets is the very best;
in fact she has one OF the most complete
carpet cleaning establishments to be fourd
anywhere. 3lj north Fifth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

Hon. George ID. Wise addressed a large
audience at New Kent Courthouse yester-
day. lie discussed the ISSUES of the can
yass for two hours, and was again and
again applaudcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
StyIl Eastman.

Cards OF invitation are out 10 the mar
riage of Miss Mary Isabel Eastman. of Con-
cord, \. H., 10 Robert Emmett styll, Of
Greensboro. &C., on the oath Of September.
TIE groom elect is son Of lorl,Warden
i;obert II. styll, of this city,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Heinrich fIeatlatIart4

The Democratic Committee of Ilcnrico
county have taken Room "a in the Ford
building, on Ninth street, for headquarters,
and are now under the same roof as the
State Democratic headqnars, 10 the evil
dent satisfaction Of themselves and the pub
lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
FnneraI Notice.

The funeral NJ EDWARD r. MILLER. am
old Confederate soldier. and son oil the i'le
poberf Miller. a prominent tOb1ccouist Of
tins CITY in ante-bcllum times, Will take
place at the chapel of the city hospital 10
MORROW AFTERNOON al 4 o'clock. ms
remains viii be Inferred IN the family section
nj the old >hoCkOe graveyard, near the Clty
Hospital.
Florence (Ala.l papers please copy this mo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
poRr II KIcnNOND. srIraMnrn u.

PORT OF RICHMOND, SErrEMBrH H.
ARRIVED.
schooner Mary Iaugion. Howell, New
York. cement. k Wcndenher-; schooner H.
-tcelmun. Bennett New York. salt, Out en-
port x Morris. schooner Mary 4. carroll,
Campbell. New York, ktnitf IS. ". lrlN"is
a Go schooner Charlie, D.. smith, Lear, Phil-
AIDE lpnia. coal, =. ID iiaW-s.
SAILED.
schooner Matilda Brooks, Warwick, Ber-
muda Humid eds, tO load railroad Ties Tor Ncw
York
PORT OF WEST FOlNr ~EITPmER H.
ARRIVED.
steamship Hicnm .ud. Janncy. from New
York with general cargo; steamship Char
lottc. Bennett, general cargo; steamship tim
Ci.y. Eaton, from Waii1erton, with senei"
cargo.
SAILED.
steamship Richmond, Janncy. for New
York, with general cargo, steamship thi4-
lotte. Bennett. from Baltimore, With general
cargo
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS. SEPTEMBER H.
ARRIVED.
steamship IIag Pensacola, To- coal; steam
shin orion. Boston, 10 load coal; steamship
Roanoke. New York, and sailed for Sew
York, merchandise; steamship William Law
renee. Providence. and sailed for Va est Point
merchandise
SAILED.
schooner II b Ogd,n, New York, coal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
FOR SALE.

STEAM ENGINES FOR SALE TWO
> ~IArIONANl. Al TOMATO CUT pfF
ENGINES size of cylinder lSN20 Inches
each capabie of working up 90 100 hctsc
power Also three HORIZONTAL ltbl
LAR BOILERS. each of about 80 h"tse-Iow-
.er. ns g0Od as uew. sold only tO make room
for larger machinery.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY,
ca--Iu M no -nufn seventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

WV have aspeedyand positive cure to pr va
tarr,, Diphtheria, canssr M2u nrM en- r9'
sSh. -, r,iecfor free With each bottle. Use III
= son desire health and sweet breath. Price,
=, ~ cents sold by Bodeker Brothers ana
~ M, Shields 4 Co. corner OF tlfth ana MAR
lsfr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12


Ii now looks like Vance aud C0lquitt
would both 20 to the United states senate.
The farmers decline 10 transfer their allie
glance from these veterans aud state smen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
I'orlify Yourself

Against malarIal diseases that are so
prevalent ut this season by thoroughly
cleansing the bowels and arouslng the liver
To It's normal action. Take DR., Dayid's
Vegetable Liver Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

sheriff j. ". Southwark, the Republican
candidate for Congress, opened his cam
paign Wednesday with a iish-iry at Crit
tendon's, a few miles down the river. About
forty persons were present, and an enjoy
able time W., spent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12
Committee ON Health.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Com
mittee on Health was expected 10 take place
yesterday afternoon at 6:3O O'Clock, but
only Messrs. John Il. Grimes and Richard
T. Davis were present, and without "A
quorum DO business was done.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-12

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ment, u pages, illustrated; price, zoe. sent
upon receipt OF lOc., cost Of mailing. etc.
Address Professor X. II. Kline, NJ. d., 93l
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.