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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
ELECTION DAY.
n win Occur on the Twenty-second oil
This Month.

While the primary election virtually SET
fled the question as 10 who shall bold the
rcins Of city government for the next four
wears. il does not entirely strip the legal
election Of ali OF It's interest. The election
fakes place on the fourth Thursday IN TINS
month. and that day Is the I'D. FROM
Mayor down 10 the Justices of the feace' so
far. there have been no names men
toned as candidates except those writ
ton ont by the choice Of the Democrats
nj their primary, save in the case OF cry
sergeant. Captain Charles II. Eppes was
nominated ut the Democratic primary for
this Office. but even at that time Mr.. Jamee
4. smith had declared himself an indcpend-
ent candidate. Mr.. Smith Is still in iht
Held. The City Democratic Committee Will
IN "A short while take such steps as the al
proach Of the election NAV demand.
In jackson ward the Democrats put ZAP
no candidates in the primary. but when the
heavy Democratic gains in the GubernatO-
rial election began 10 De considered the
Democrats in jackson ward began 10 have
strong hopes Of carrying some portion al
the ward, certainly enough 10 break tn
solid delegation that has heretofore com,
up 10 the City Council from that ward
They are warranted in these anticipaton'
by the promise of support from larg'
number Of the better informed col0rr'
element in that ward, who. seeing That The
Republicans have not heretofore pOsscsSeo
potential influence in the control OF pub
lie patroDagc-in fact. possess cd none a
all-baNc come 90 the conclusion that thcii
best interests can be- conserved by eleciin-
Democrats who will look after their con
stituents and secure for them what coull
never be gotten bv Republicans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Dr.. iioge and McDuire pay Tribute to
.ien,ius, ths sculptor

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
PREPARING PLANS.
Meeting of Consolidated Committees on
Lee statue.

Yesterday at one o'clock the committee
ON ARRANGEMENTS and reception. the COM
mit,ee from Il. l.. lee Camp Confederate
Veterans. the committee from the City
Council. aad the executive committee 0i
the Lee Monument Association met IN thc
Governors Ioilice. and held an informal
meeting. during which many Of the details
Of the approaching unyeiling Of the LIE
statue were discussed.
There was a very full and free consldera-
ton OF all the preparations that the Occd-
sion Will call forth. and many minor points
were taken under consideration and acied orr.
Arrangements for the accommodation pi
visitors were discussed. and steps taken
looking 20 q generous entertainment oil an
who may come here on the Nth. Inc COM
mittct : talked about funds. and went away
with a determination - renew their appeals
10 the public in this behalf. no Ctl-
mite news. further than has already
beenl reported, vas given a. 90 the
static The arrangements for It's removal
are icing pushed in New Ork, ana d VOL
not 5e many DAYS before ID reaches Rich
moud. II j. hardly probable That u VIII De-
here TODAY. and possibly not tomorrow.
II was pretty wei understood Yesterday
that Mes,TS. James NetberNood ANA mos.
Barry. men who have had experience ia
such affairs. would be selected 10 take
charge Of tie matter of taking ihe stalGc
from thu train and putting 1t in position Ola
the monument.
\ special from New York last mi ht
said: The managers Of the Wilson line told
THE TINES correspondent this evening
that the Lee statue could not De DISCHARGED
from the Otheilo until tomorrow. They
hon. 10 he able 20 get it % The railroad de-
pot on Friday NOR Ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Chaaccrg court: Louisa Brooks % Louisa
Edloe. dover interest in house ana iot on
south side Leigh street between Henri end
smith, $50. Charles 1. Dabncy general
managor Richmond Union Passenger Rail-
way Company % Charles 4. Ezekiel inief-
e.f ia $50 advertising frame. used in cars,
sos. 4. l.. Tuqua. % Henry Br.ci, - faet
on south side VI street between Twenty
seventh ami Twerty-eia hth, S5H.-3.
Ueafic0 C0uafg: Jackson Bolton. spt-
cial commissioner % Lewis Ginter, 10 acres
on East side Hermitage road. near Young >
lane. $500: J. Thompson Brown. TO y. Il.
Meekin.. % feet on West side ihirty-seepnd
street. near .. 10 correct enyr, 81; Maria
l.. Couti-. and George L. 10 Ann ID. Lyon, "A
feet on -Outh side Clay street near Thirty
fourth. SllI: Newton LipscomDs executor,
and ". l.. Lipscomh tO Reuben GOrnto, 81
f.et on Wei side Twerty-seyenth street,
near X. $l-el.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
ON WITH THE Dance.
Beautiful Sight Presented by Laube's
Dancing school NJ the Eeiyidere.

Brigh, eyes. rosy cheeks, joyful faces and
resounding shouts told plainly that all were
eniOying themselves. The occasion was
the closing solree Of Professor ii. !. Laiibe's
dancing class at the Bel,idere yesterday
afternoon, and the scene presented was a
beautiful one. The fresh. pretty dresses u
The participants added much 10 the ocea-
sion. but The graceful steps ana bewitchihS
lows and smiles Of the girls were me best
eyldences Of supreme happiness, while me
vallaniry OF the boys showed 10 splendid
effect. , 800.
The minuet, Virginia reel, lancers, qua
drills. polonaise and gypsy dance were
danced 81 the scholars, and by their skilliul
movements they reflected much credit on
their teacher. GraceftiDess was the cniei
..Laracteristic. Among those present who
partjclpated Ia the dancing wtfe; Misses
Hriadne Johnston. Claudia Palmer: ,sFrie
Coleman. Mamie Walker, Lizz'e bridges
Alice Drewry, Mary Hayes. hirgie Drswry.
Margaret Branch, Mary Hayes, Mamie
sander. Adeli Archer, Enie walker
Manic Gibson, Helena LEROY: Evelyn Cor
Nm. Lizzie Urqubari, Leila Iatun, Aiine
stsfes. Mamie Todd, Nellie ihoinp-
eos, busis Skipwitt, Leila br'Sses'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
what j. Going On of Interest on the Other
side of the Water.


side of the Water
The Chamber Of Commerce meets tom. -At
az s. O'Clock
twill bee several weeks before the asses
sors finish their work.
Fare registers are % Doc placed in ile
Manchester -treet-car7. and thc drivers arc
tO dO the registering.
Mis-, BelleJacob. Miss Matte stacy and
MIS- Rthm. Of Richmond. were in MAJ
chester yesterday visiting friends.
The members OF the committee on streets
are looking into the probable cost oi tie
widening 81 (oNardin avenue.
Most of the material iHr ihe c0n-truotl0"
Of the track o. the street-car line CD Forest
llill Park j, ready for use.
The Ilustin2, Court was engaged !c-ifr-
in trying civil case.
The Democratic ward meeting in OBJ.
Third Ward tonight viii be- heId a
owens store. on Huh street. between
Twelfth and thirteenth.
Mis-, Edna bradshaw. Of this city. and
Mr. O-carC. smith. OF Durham, y. G.. Nill
be- married AZ Bainbridge street Baptist
Church this morning at $3.50 O'Clock.
4 meeting of the City school
Board was held Monday night. Resolutions
were adopted expressive Of the hieA
formerly President OF the body. tr.
Farmer has removed from the cry.
hence the resolution. The board, az ne
suggestion Of Principal Fitzgerald, decided
tO open the schools at Il. M. instead 0t -.
beginning May 18th. This also applies 90
cOlOred schools.
\ communication from the Junior Ord'r
United American Mechanics asking permits
sion tO place Bibles in the schools. and ur--
ing that the United states fags De displayed
from the tops OF buildings. was referred TO
the Committee on Grades and the >uperin-
tendent, 70 be replied 10 By them.
Marlaud Coleman (colOred) who Yves
ARE sted Monday on suspicion Of being the
person who broke in the store Of ID. -pig4al.
on Hull street. has been released from Gus
t0dy. lie was taken 10 Richmond Monday
afternoon 10 be- identified by the paWn-Dro-
ker. in whose possession are some oi the
stolen e DDS. but the broker failed To recog-
ui/e him a. the man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
PERSONAL. MERTON.
People Going Away and Returning o.
Ing This and That.

People Going Away and Returning o.
Ing This and That.
senator William /. Jordan Of south Boz
ton. was i'm the city Yesterday.
Mr.. {. II. Hasker. Of Church Hi, is con-
fined 10 his house hy serious indisposli'n.
Having lately undergone "a painful sur-i 'ai
operation. twill probably be three or iou
weeks before hr viii be out
Mr.. Henry Freeman, who has made an
extensive study OF English and American
law. both in the old country and here. has
obtained his licerse 10 practice IN ihi~ c.ii.
Judge Robert ". Hughes, Of the Unite!
states Court. returned 20 the city yesterday
evening. and will convene the United States
Circuit Court this morning.
Colonel C.. p. T. Burgwyn sailed iom
Liverpool on April 10Th, ani expects 20
reach Richmond Monday.
EN-Lieulenant-Goyern y. l.. Mare' of
Fredericksburg, was ia the city yesterday.
Mr.. George +. Endley, president OF Tie
Chase City Bank, was ia the city yesterday
MIR. Ad. NJ. Holt, Of the Chase City Pro
gress, is in the city.
Mr.. II. +. c. Baskerville Is quite ILL.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Meeting Of ihe state Hoard of Education -
80 Action.

4 meeting Of the state Board Of Educa-
ton Wa held Yesterday at2 O'Clock in the
office Of the superintendent Of Public In
-.-uct.m. The formal adoption 81 thc
-rhlo.-O00k l,t was postponed. "a, Attorney
General y. TAYLOR scott a member OF the
board. who has ben absent from the city
r.r about tWo weeks. did not return % the
cls until o'clock in the afternoon.
the superintendent. in con, er-afion with
% reporter. said yesterday that while -eN-
.ral uf the books upon the li-t bad been
agreed ulon. none bad been adopted. and
would not Doe uutii a.l OF the members Of the
Board could Doe present.
Ii f. probable that % meeting of the Board
% make tn- final adoption viii Dee held to-
day or tomorrow. aud it is understood that
BIB Governor and thc AttOmey-G eneral Viii
oppose making change. from the old list
81 FAVOR OF tine huge book combine
Governor Mckinney received communl-
cation from Major >rYtt. during the laticrs
absence from iho city. requesting the board
n.tt0fako AMY steps in the adoption Of the
% ultl ne could Do. present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The net earnings OF the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Tor March last were Sl12, 25-.al-
The COMMITTEE on Police opened bids i'r
ice for the department las. night but leit
the control OF toe contract a. Major John
Poe. ChiefOf Police. who VIII make written
contract. and report same 10 a subsequent
meeting Of The committee.
Cards are oui for the marriage OF SIR. j..
". Southwark sheriff of HeuricO county,
and Miss Vida iarke Garnett. ai the resi-
dence Of the brides father, Captain \. H..
Garrett, Wake Forest, New Kent county.
The ambulance was called % \ arbrougl's
tobacco factory Yesterday mining where
Or. Spraight, the physician in charge,
found a white girl suffering from epilep1ic
conNulsi0ns.
The ladies Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church have decided 10 save moonlight
excursion on the Ariel June I'd for the Done-
III OF one Of their church enterprises.
John Towers, Of Mecklcnhurg, was t.
ceiyed 40 the peniIentiary Yesterday 10 serve
a term OF two years for housebroaking.
The old Hanover Troop. Company g.
Fourth Virginia Cavalry, viii attend The
Iee monument unycillng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Della Thompson. Annie Drewry, Louise
Whitlock, Margaret Warwick. Elizabeth
Whitlock, Sallie Anderson, Lulie Walker
Daisy larbrough, Cary Nesbitt. Ruth ran
ner, Lizzie Davenport, Ella Biniord, Jean
ME Wingo, Alice Davenport. Kate Harris
Louise Knight, Bessie Davis, Bessie rarncu'
Carrie Long. Jennie Claiborne Marie
Archer. Virginia Mcleod. Bessie Lambert
Helen Waddey. Louise Barbour Margue-
rita Moran. Ella Bowe, Mary preWIy'
Annie McCaw, Annie Bass, Bessie fuqua.
and Moliie BEDFORD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
MILITARY COMMITTEE.
They WiI Feed the Troops Coming Here
Free OF Cost.

The Military Committee Of the Lee unyeil-
ing was held last nigt at the Regimeniai
arrnory. Eyesent: General Charles }. Au-
detson lchalrmap). Colonel II. {. Jones,
slaior y. L. silncns, Major 6. Percy
Hawes. Colonel Z. X. Marshall. Captain
Phillips and Major ". NJ. Evans.
General Anderson read communication
from Captain peane. chairman Of the Trans
portaiion COMMITTEES. in regard 20 the trans
i,ortation OF troops. etc. IL stated that a
rate Of one cent milo would be given by
an railroads IN the south 70 the unfelling.
4 circular was read by General Amber.
son. designed % he sent with the engraved
invitation, aud stated officially. regarding
quarters az the Exposition buiiding' tfaus-
portation al about one cent a nile on me
southern railroads; cost VI ivQd Ut twenty-five
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
hlarriace EelI..

In the presence Of large number Of
friends and relatives. Miss Julia Cutler
plighted her roth to Mr.. Charles Crump
Yesterday afternoon at 20 o'clock at the Mar
sball-street Christian Church. The mar
riage ceremony was said by Rev. l.. A.
Cutler, and after the congratulations Mr..
and Mrs. Crump LEFT for the North.
Miss Cutler j. the accomplished and pop
ular daughter Of Rev. J.. A. Cutler, and the
groom j. a well-known and equally popular
Young man of Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
FORFo8GERY.
Glenn Case COMMUNICATIONS the signa-
turc IL Gehuine.

Emmett g.. Glenn, who was arrested Mon
.Gly ar moon on a char-o q forging the
man. % John Deuzlr % two negotiable
notes Tor slaJ and sllJ respectively, WIS he-
n~. the Police Court yesterday. These
notes urpor,cd % have been drawn by
D-nlicr I'M favor oi Emmett g.. Glenn. and
were endorsed .y OheWnin- and Rose. ON
motion Of counsel. the case wa continued
ur.i today. BAN WAS refused.
The defense claims that tAr signature ol
D.nzler fNh0l- tle fllhcria-laW on the ac-
.u..D ars GENUINE: that Denller had often
drawn similar notes. and continued 10 do 80
until Glenn and BOB, wife bad dlsa- rec
ment and hey separated: that the alleged
forced notes were given in renewal Of other
nnte-.
Ailer tine CA e had been disposed Of Mr..
FIgar Allan. counsel for Glenn. exhibited
t1 Justice Crutchfcid one Of the old notes.
which, when compared with the alleged
forged papers. it was impossible Z" dis
iingli-h any difference in the signatures
uf Sir. Deulicr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
"IIow to Cure All skin Disease.

Simply apply "swayne's Ointment 80
internal medicine required. Cures tester
eczema. itch. all euptiOns on the face,
hands. nose. &c.. leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. lis great healing ami
curative powers are possessed by no ether
remedy. Ask your druggist for sway mes
ointment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
SAILORS MONEY.

Commander j. -. Graham Saws some
thing About II.
Commander i. y. Graham, Of the monitor
feet. in a letter 10 this paper regarding
bills against enlisted men under his COM
mand. states that he cannot act as a coilec-
tor. nor has be the authority 70 compel pay
mcnt Persons who give the sailors credit
do SD at theiI OWN risk. ~ the commander
has no control over the dispo- ition Of their
wages. but he saws be will punish any Of
hi, men for contracting debts without
reasonable expectation Of liqTidating them.
Claims Of this nature can be collected
through the civil courts, and an enlisted
man Is just as amenable as a civilian.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
A MAY MARRIAGE.
/. Nuptiais of Mr.. John I. Alvey and Miss
Starke.

Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, IN IT..
.iohn's Episcopal Church, MIR. John l..
Alvey and Miss Mary savage starke were
married by Rev. Louis W. Burton, rector.
The bride wore handsome tfdteiihs SUIT
~ grey cloth trimmed with steel Nandt he
braid. aud carried in her hand
an ivory bound prayer book. The
bride i Daughter Of The
late Marcellus +. Starke. ESD, so well IT.
membered as clerk Of the Court Of Appeals
of Virginia: the groom, a handsome ana
popular Young man. a son Of the late Rich
ard II. Alvey. and a member OF the hrm OF
Alvey Brothers. grain merchants. Inc
,,.bers were n. ". Claiborne (best mani,
W. &. Erwin, -. 4. Ioiliehoher, ii. NJ.
siarke, y. Harvey savage, William \.
Grump. The bride and groom were the re-
cipients Of many costly presents, ana after
the ceremony lett tor the North.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Why do SO many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer To suffer and be- made misei a.
bic by Indigestion, Consumption. Dlz< mess,
Loss o. Appetite, Coming Up 81 The rood
Yellow Skin. when for IS cenls We VIII sell
them shiiOh's system Nifafze7, guaranteed
To cure them. Sold by Eodskor Brothers and
I'm. shields 4 co.. corner Of FUN aud Mar
shall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Lines, chocolate syrup. "imperial" milk
shakers. rotary ice shayers. lime squeez-
err, soda, acid, ginger ale extract, fruit
iuices (thc best. rock candy syrup, pure w.
nilla. lemon and all other iiayorIng ex-
tracts. together with all kinds Of soda toun-
tain requisites, at Owens 4 Minor Drug
Company, opposite the po'.tofiice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

To-day j. the first Of May. which ninety
times ont of "a hundred is either cloudy or
rainy. or BOTH. There usef fo De. and ler-
hap- is now. q tradition amongst they young
country people. that if you would look into
a we'll az noon the first 90 May, That you
would see your sweetheart, picture. ibis
WIS on the principle Of catching bird, b,
putting salt on their tlIl feathers. : gene
ticmam last night offered o. wager ten dollars
To One that the face Of she san would ue nia
AT noon to-day, but be could not get th' bri
Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
ard stinging: most at night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed 10 continue tumors
form. which often bleed and ulceraie, he
coming very sore. swayne's ointment stops
tne itching and blsding, heals liberation.
and In mo-t eases removes the t,Imors. At
druggists. or by mail, for 80 cents. DR..
swayne a Son, Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

A steady sale Of seats al the b0x-oiiice en-
sures the success Of the Festival. Oood
seats can b. bad, however, including a num-
Der Of the 50 ones.
The final chorus rehearsal VIII ~ hriH
this evening, and II Is necessary ihs@ ever!
member X present t. exchange tickets.
The orchestra was in Washington last
night and tO-nlglf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
lsase-ISali.

The Richmonds will play to-day at Island
Park with the BaltimOres. The latter club
az not members of the Atlantic Ass0ciS
lion. but are strong players, and have an
excellent record on the Maryland circuit.
The Richmonds having been strengthened
since their Northern tour, are ey oected 10
play good ball
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Daring the past month the Police Justice
disposed Of Is criminal eases and tried ''i2
charges u ordinance violations. On crimi-
nal chares, ) persons were sent on 70 Tue
Court for indictment by The grand
Jury. % We're con, icted Of mislemeanoT' ~
were sent TO jail la default Of surety for their
good behavior, and III we've hned. FINES
collected: City, <cii.5o; state, 81; costs,
yii5.75. Total, $oi2.zj.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
ca.eo DR. b. WRESTLING MroDrrrowN PA.

In its nse n BLADDER
BUFFALO LrIIA WATER
dsrS have p"ey N" i,gncn Y ms Wq P s An Ic
nxIre and leaving condition OF comparative ease anu
Hotis Inc,
think that they
DESTROYED
Of
~
COULD HAVE
coorci becomes pale and having de
cDn0nL 1 mn I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

FITs.-All Fits stopped free by D..
KItne's Grc0t Nerte Restorcr. No FIT
after. first days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and 800 trial bottle free % FIT
cases. send to DR.. Kline, 93l Arcn street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01
The sam Jones Tabernacle.

The frame o. the sam Jones Tabernacle
has been erected. and the carpenters are
busy enclosing 1t aud covering the roof. IL
will. probably. BE- completed in three weeks,
II the weather continues favorable. The
building is situated on Franklin street
about two hundred yards beyond where the
electric cars cross H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Building papers. Best and cheapest.
Sheati NJ paper should be used IN al
frame dwellings. y. Is. CLARKE * son,
1910 Min street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

The Ninth Virginia Cavalry VIII form a
part of the proce.,ion OF veterans al the un-
yelling of General Lees statue on the ..tA
of MAY. The regiment will be urder tae
command Of General Beaie. and tolon.!
Robins will act a. adiutant on ihe occasion.
These two officers Tiled these positions an
one time during the war. All TIE old Dol. ni-
bers Of the regiment are holding vice. IS
meetings nj ll9 North Fifth street, at 5."
=. NJ. every Tuesday evening in order 90
devise the WAYS aud means for carry ng
out this object, aud 90 make some provision
for the men and horses of the regiment
when they come o. Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

The examinations OF the Mechanics In
-tiinte closed la-t night. The graduates
and medali-ts viii not be announced until
the l5ih Of May, when the closing exercises
...tlI l.a hell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

neglect that cough, but take at once Dr.
Dayid's Cough syrup OF Pure Pine Tar
HOrehOund and Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

IRON .o MARYLAND Journal Of Noycrnle n,
relic
Is t>AL ,AL'i think
.fffsf las DE ind y ~ fe
tst tot ne u ,
I'M EXCLUSIVELY
ny %
wafer Teri
au D.
W "a
there clly
deposit 81 leu
taieu
a
i
LING P cAN is I'll 'A-fsho"ei To DE l
rnTNl Is = XII =
a % re 'I
,irta i.i usual
ili fN j
uponCo oncl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

For this malady take that 0ld-fsshlon
remedy Of orr mothers, syrup Of Pure Pine
Tar FOREGROUND and Wild Cberry-Dz.
Dayld's Couch oyruD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

Mrs Winslows scof'lug syrup should al
ws.s DO lsf1 when children ace cat,hls
teota II Ic.ir.es ihe stale s-iIt tuf ht ti.->,
A. ,,re..f.ss.r nsfartI. utlei siesf b. relieving
fhn -lgii lfoM r1jn. s0d tfe little tArrdD
at,.,I,r.S la. .bfl.itts a bCiiuis' ID ls tr4y
pIeass.t to Iaste. Ii soothes Tie child. soIt-
ems the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind,
,r,.ttIote. fhe bowels, and Is The Dfs1 known
remedy for diafrhora. whether ARISING from
Leaning or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
soitl~. III In. SAW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

r. il. BosHER's SONS vehicles are tn
finest in the city.
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Window and door screens. frames and
wire. \. y. CLARKE 4 son, 1910 Main
street.
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Member Baltimore Academy of Medicine

nn. n.l..l es--.. lat. SURGEON French Army ln.....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-01

A dime coru sslye removes corns without
pain. Try lox.
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w PAIR. UphOister a1d Naruish. Met
frcsses 10 ksnoS0fe. Childrrn's taftiare> %
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nue.. near Jay street, tDho'stezer ard iael-
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