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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07
FROM. PETERSBURG.
Trial of Fletcher Brown Postponed-Bap-
list Sunday Schools.

PErERsBU RG, VA, January c. Social
The habeas corpus case Of Fletcho.
Brown, the negro who is charged with at
tempted assault and rape on cOlOred cir
named Matte Ferguson, which was set fOl
a hearing before Judge ID. NJ Bernard. OF
the Corporation Court of this city TO-DAY
has been postponed until Wednesday next
Judge j. A. Hancock will hold a specia
term of the Circuit Court Of GreensyillC
county on Wednesday to hear the case OF
Randall Watson (colored), who was con.
ylcted several months ago Of the murder Of
Joe Robinson, also cOlOred, and sentenced
TO De hanged. but in whose case the su.
preme Court Of Appeals granted new trial
Watson has been confined in the Jail Of thi.
city ever since his conviction.
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
tist Sunday.schOOls Of this city and Ettrick
Chesterfield county, was held at the Byrne
street Church, in this city, yesterday after
noon, and was very largely attended. Tho
exercises consisted Of singing, recitatOns
and reUding of reports from the different
schools. An interesting address was de-
livered by Rev 4. G. BledsOe, pastor Of IN,
WashingtOn-street Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The mud-machne is at work digging out
the harbOr
filled at the next spring election are already
being talked Of, and one gentleman ha,
already publicly announced himself can
didate for the Office Of City Sergeant. 1hi.
gentleman is Mr.. George W. Eanes, who
now holds the Office Of Chief Engineer o
the Fire Department. The Office Of Cit1
Sergeant is now held by Mr.. Freeman "
Jones.
The Virginia Car Service Association ha.
issued notice that on and after the 18th day
OF January, $780, there will be- a charge iOl
the detention of cars of one dollar per cal
per day or any fraction thereof, if moi
loaded within fOrty-eight hours after
being placed in proper position for loading
or unlOaded within fOrty-eight hours aitel
being placed on proper unloading tracks
This car association is composed oil
the following roads sAtantic Coast
Line, Atlantic and Danylle Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway, Farmyille and POwha
tan Railroad, Norfolk and Western Rail
road. Norfolk Southern Railroad, New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk Railroad
/ Piedmont Air Line. Richmond, Fredericks
burg and Potomac Railroad, Seaboard am,
/ Roanoke Railroad, Suffolk and Caroline
Railroad. South Atlantic and Ohio Railroad
shenandoah Valley Railroad.
saturday night a special train Of eigh
/ Pullman cars passed through here from
+ New Ork, en- route to 81. Augustine, Fla
On the train were twelve French cooks an'
"a large number Of white and cOlOrcd wait
ers. who are % be employed in the Ponce
T de-Lcon Hotel at ST. Augustine.
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Mr.. r. VI. Blackwell. near Nashville.
planted a crop last year for himself ANA an
other man tO work. soon after The crop was
ulanted Mr. Blackwell was taken sick and
ihe other man left Mrs. Blackwell, uh-
daunfed. took the crop in hand and cultlfa-
ted il herself, only hiring one man about
two months. She not only cultivated the
crop. bat did all her household WORK, ana
in the tan dried "a large quantity Of lflit:
she made fine crop of tobacco, soo''
crOu Of cotton. corn. Nc., paid on All h'i
accounts. bought eNerythiH- she needed
and has plenty 90 run her this year
The farmers OF Pamlico are steadily or
ganilng by Joining the sub-allilnces in
various narts of ihe county. The corpora
TORS of the French Broad Valley Railroad
advertise for proposals for grading. mason
rv. trestle work aud BRIDGES for the nrst
thirty miles of the road out Of A-hefillc.
This Is the line tO extend from Bristol,
Tennessee. south through iancey Madison,
Bunc0mbc. HENDERSON and lransy yl'ania,
thence on 90 Greenyiilo. t0 embrace AZ an
early period in the future some very impor-
iant lateral lines.
. beautiful Young lady living near l.eoir,
was engaged tO De married 10 handsome
and fine looking young nan, also oi 10"
county. the day was SET aud hciiccn7' pro-
cured. Ou iue iNliilu- 'l li' Way ~ -
the wedding ihe Young man appeared be-
fore his sweetheart under the influence 0l
liquor and She broke the engagement. she
lelt ON the train that day.
Buck Ross. "A negro, was accidentally
shot Friday, a few miles east Of Charlotte.
lie had been hunting with sam billings
another negro. The two were standing near
together. and Billings was examining Ross
gun. with the muzxle near Ross breast
The gun was accidenuy discharged, TIE
whole load entering Ross breast
Besides the exodus movement, by when
so many colIrcd people are leaving the
-mfo. he turpcntibe fields Of Georgia arr
capfuriug them. -Four ear loads Of negroes
len GOldsbOrO Yesterday for ine tar gfvNer
Of the Empire state.
The bridge across Roanoke river for th'
Norfolk and Carolina Railroad VIII cos'
$4,000. There are .. 100 feet oi trcstle wofA
0u the north side of the river, and z,Ou feet
ON the south. The iron bridge is 4o) iec'
7 lOng.
The Forest City News says: We learn th'
/ Henrietta cotton mills viii enlarge ihci
capacify soon. aud will rank among IN
/ largest mills in the South.
There are TWO hundred and Thirty Ma
sonic lodges in the State with about 80
active members. There are about l-,V
] members.
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c,ipped. c ,lied ana Condensed.

The Roanoke Times says; a broom
factory seems of small importance when
first considered. but when the large field Tor
tbe sale of broOms and the fine fields for the
Growth of broom corn are taken into consld-
Grafton. there is every reason why the IN
dustry should be started here, and that at
an early date.'
ON the farm Of IL. B. Groscclose, on Little
Creek. between Rich mountain and the Gar
den mountain. in Tazewell, is n peculiar de-
p0sit Of the color and consistence OF wheat
doueh. which. when exposed TO the air. be-
comes perfectly white and can be used as
chalk.
4 syndicate Of Baltimore and warren
comfy gentlemen have purchased sixty
acres of land from Charles Marshall, Esqa
east OF Happy Greek, where they VIII
establish a lime kiln in the near FUTURE
Mr.. Bruce W. Stringfellow, prominent
and well-known farmer living near Brandy
station. Culpeper county, was thrown 10
the ground by runaway. horse on tuesday
and painfully injured.
Petitions are being circulated Dy tne
8. tOngmen - Of POcOmOke sound ana ue.'
cate, will be sent TO Richmond IN their n.
tcrcst.
The value Of exports from the port OF
Newport News during the month OF pecem-
Der was 1921, ,l25.
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
MURDER IN THE BAcKWOODS OF
FRANKLIN.

a Methodist Preacher in Lynchburg Tx
cites the "Wcts'-Discussi sion of the Law
Proposed About Collection of Debts
Other News over the state.
DANvILLE, Va, January G.-.spoial. r.
Information has just reached here Of a muir
der committed near Progress, in the back
woods OF Franklin county, Thursday last.
sam Adams and John Ward. two young
white mcn, neither being over eighteen
years OF age, quamcllod about the owner
ship Of a valise. Adams became greatly en-
ragged, and. procuring pistol from Wards
own brother, shot John Ward through the
body, killing him almost instantly. While
Ward was in the agony of death Adams
kicked and cuhed him brutally. Adams
then fled and has not Decn appfehended.
though his relatives say he will be ON hand
when wanted for trial.
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The lNFLUsNZA'S GRIP.
TeIsgraghic Reports Prom various Sec
ton. OF the Country.

NEr YORK, January 6.-Rey. John X.
Paxton. pastor Of the west tOrty-second
street presbytorian Church, was attacked
with a violent form Of the grip Yesterday AZ
temOOn. and ina consequence the church was
closed last night. The grip is looseniag its
hold Ia this city. as the mortality record IA
the bureau Of vital statistics shows: For
the twenty-lOur hours ending at noon to-
day, there were only li6 deaths In New
YORK. against 2N fer sunday. ard 23t for
saturday. ofthpso deaths only one. that of
"A child, was due % influenza directly. -Four
hundre and fifteen members Of the police
department are reported sick this morning,
an Increase of - over Yesterday.
ROCHESTER,, y. T.. January s.-Ihomas
smith. Of ih., city. died this morning Of
pneumonia. resulting from the grip. IEis
4. the first fatal case here.
Po.GHkEEPsiE. y. T., January V.-kc-
ports from thirty or forty physicians Of this
city show that they are attending % nearly
one thousand eases Of la grippe.
JACKSONVILLE, fLA.. January O.-lhe
disease has reached this city al last, and
there have been reported -e,enty-nVe on one
hundred cases Cf und0u0ted la grippe, and
many cases OF influenza in a mild FORM
DOVER. y. H., January g. There art '''
scholars of the public schools and numbe I
OF teachers sick with la grippe.
LONDON. January 6.--l.ord salisbury :
private secretary, Sidney 1reyille, is vi win
/ influenza.
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certainly the oxigencies Of the occasion de-
mand that there shOHld. something should
bldOne. and that without delay. let the
iniqulious combine be bursted surely five
individuals 0r corporations should not get
together aud dictate the price Of an article
where the interests of thousands and hun.
ircds of thousands of people are % Dee AZ
iertod.
let the farnrs get together and devise
iho means for frustrating such scheme.
But iot them remember that wise conserya-
tive action is called for. let wisdom and dis
erection prevail. Bv their acti0nneNt week
they are tO stand or fall perhaps. The Gold
Leaf would impress upon the delegates then
iho importance of taking no rash or unsafe
step. We DO NET believe IN such extreme
measures as have been urged by some corre-
sUondonts. and such as are advised by reso-
lufi0us adopted hy a iew Of the local ALI
ancos. The farmers DO not want to put
themselves outside ile pale OF the law ana
public sympathy
NEW YORK VIEWS.
The New York Tobacco Leaf says
" syndicate or no syndicate. good North
Carolina tobacco. lf or manufactured,
Niil aiWavs ho bought and literally paid for.
The Hm- mentioned in connection with the
nm0fed syndicate all use the beautiful
golden leaf of The old "Tar Heel " state,
and are not OF the Kind disposed 10 take adj
vantage of growers 0rwarchousemen.'
ApErIrroN To CONGRESS.
The samc paper is authority for Tie state
mnnf that fhe following petition viii De- pre-
-enfed t0 Congress hy New York tobacco
manufacturers. "We. the undersigned
manufacturers off tobacco and snuff. rccOg-
nizing the fact that ihe time has come when
TIE income of ihe government must De
largely reduced. and viewing win great
alarm tho proposed entire abolition Oh the
tobacco t1N. respectfully represent 10 your
honorable bodies ihat the tobacco mandiac-
mr.rs have conducted their business for a
bong series of years under the rules ana
REGULATIONS of One Internal Revenue De
rarfmenf. and fear that sudden change
from an So. taE too total abolition would
inure the industry t0 % serious extent
therefore make fho following proposition,
which would Doe satisfactory To- the growers
ertaa l0Il and fhc manufacturers.
"l-r. That ihe taN 0n manufactured to-
hao.0 and suuI be reduced tO two cents per
pound.
--I. That Che annoying rules and regula-
fnrs ir regard t0 the sale of leaf tobacco De
entirely abolished.
.8l. THAT lhe license tay on the sales Of
leaf tobacco and manufactured tobacco also
le abolished.
-Ihe adoption OF The above would leave
aii fhe machinery for the collection OF "a
tobacco flx. and if in the near future the
eor.romout needed additional revenue
from tobacco if could Dee easily collected :
nrd ihe manufacturers could adapt their
business t0 % nominal iaX. SD that in the
event OLA future abolition they would De
better prepared tO meet the new mode oi
doing business. lt is also respectfully
nr.al fhHf ans reduction 0i tax VIII Dee ac-
c0mpanal hr % provision for rebate iof
stocks on hand. as IS usual in such lesisla-
H|....
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tion. and secretary Of the Staunton Associa-
ton. has returned from a Christmas visit to
his friends and family in Massachusetts.
Siaunton Lodge, No. 7i5, Knights Of Hon
or. hold a session tonight for the installa-
ion Of officers, after which grand banquet
will be served 70 the members OF the lodge
and their invited guests.
The handsome parlOrs az the residence of
X. i. Bell, Esq, west Frederick street. were
open Friday night last 10 receive the many
friends Of himself and worthy lady.
Misses Susie and Annie Cochran. n.daughfers
Of Representative CocOran. Of Augusta. are
spending the winter with their father al
the Exchange Hotel in your city.
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sTAuNToNs STREET CARS
To be Running by April 1st-EN-Eovernor
Lee Scrcnadcd.

srArNr0N. Va, January Special F.
The City Council having closed the contract
for street railway, through the streets oil
this CITY. with the Nc-srs. Adams. OF lltlle
Rock. Arkansas. Captain kaineY, 'liN
Engineer Of Little Rock. has been here for
the last few days surveying the route, as
certaiuing the grades, and making "a PRONE
0f the streets, preparatory % submitting ue-
tails 10 the electric companies Tor "a plant.
The work is 10 begin not later IMAM Npfh
f.f and ie 10 be completed and ln running
order not later than April Isl leyl.
Ex-Governor Lee arrived here FRIDAY
afferuoon ON the o'clock train. spent an
hour with bis daughter M Mrs. stuart
school and took the G:l9 Baltimore dnN
Onio train for Lexington. lhe StoheW"i'
band intended 10 serenade him on his
arrival. but were too late i'm getting oui.
Determined however, not 60 lel the saiiah'
and popular Ex-Governor pass through ih'
CITY without receiving the intended coinpl,
ment the band went TO the Baltimore anu
Ohio deuOt and PLAYED several sllring am
before ihe departure of the train. Calls
were made upon the 1ofeihOi io' 'i'00"'
but he declined.
uon. III. IT. G.. Tucker and family LEFT for
,yeshin0ton saturday morning last. Ibey
c,iii remain i'm Washington during the
so.s;on az Congress. Mr.. Tucker not onlt
occupies the same seat occupied Dy MS uls-
tinoiished father. when ne frst entered
Co1oress. but his family board at the same
hofel M which his father boarded, the Ciar-
endOn. ., ro,.i,,,-
,on presbvterv in the First Presbyterian
Chnrch M N A. NJ. on January 10Th for the
n,,rpose of dissOlving the pastoral relation
tef,xeen tbe Rev. T.. Ii. Amis and the Pis-
',,h crab Bottom and MOntery churches,
and IA djsmiss him % the Presbytery oil
Louisville, Ky. ... .....o,..s..,
The handsome hOse-carriages purchase"
in Chicago for the use Of our city iire de-
nart,nent have proved too heavy i9r inc
steep grades Of our seven hill city, ana hafg ,,
heen exchanged for lighter ones, wnich VIII
adj greatly 70 the efficiency OF our depart
ment. ..o, ~ Iud,a
lohn Howard McCue. received a telegram
last week announcing the death ol ne,
1,,bcr In New Orleans. She len lor i.i'.
cii, W al once hoping 90 get there IN l''"s ''i
ths funeral. c,,,. s.ere.
MIR. b. r. Dadman, assistant state secie-
tary Of the Young Mems Christian Associ"
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FORTY STRIPES SAVE ONE.
That is What Two Negro Boys Preferred
TO Jail-Goshen Bridge News,

goshen BRIDGE, Va, January 6.-.spe-
cial. John Lee and Howard stewart, TWO
cOlored Youths Of Victoria furnace, secretcd
themselves in McClintic a. Co.'s store f.i-
dav night and after the store was closed
proceeded 10 work on the m0ney-draWer, but
il was "a patent drawer and the bell rang,
awakiue Young stephenson. who was i'm the
store. lie secured both Of them. The boys
were taken before Justice Walden, and his
decision was to go 10 Jail. but the boys pre-
ferred 20 be publicly whipped, so they each
got thirty and nine and left town.
As DR.. Walker and daughter were coming
90 town Saturday. the train on the Victoria
and Western Railroad passed them, the
horses took fright, b0lted, oyerturning the
buggy. throwing both out. But fortunately
thcy were not badly hurt, although they
were both considerably bruised and their
clothes were torn.
Mr.. A. y. Bell, of this place. has accepted
"A situation with Mr.. l.. Il. Hun, Of Way
horo. W. W. Wilson, Of Millboro, has
charge Of the stock-house now at Victoria
furnace.
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ACoUNTY JAIL sURFElTED.
Minor happening in King and QueeI

Minor Happenings in King and Queen
CUMNOR. Va. January g. special. g.
Bad negroes and bad whisky create trouble
when they get together, and our county Jah
has been surleited. A Republican negro,
one William Anderson, made "a desperate
attempt 20 Kill Democratic negro named
Tom Harris. and Just missed ii, infictng %
severe wound.
A Christmas tree given TO the chill
dren Of the Courthouse ounday-schOol was
"a happy occasion. The venerable samuel
r. narwood, ESD, is a teacher in this
school. His many friends will Doe glad 10
know that he was out and enjoyed the eA-
ercises. Mr. ". B. Bird has been sick, but
Is better.
Cards are ont for the marriage, at West
Point. of Miss Lizzie W0rthington 20 Isaac
Diggs. January olh.
Rev. George T.. Gresham. now of South
Carolina. has been here on visit.
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AKERs' NARROW ESCAPE.
Lyuchers We're After Him, But lie Is
Sow Safe in the peniteutiary.

Now Safe in thc lenitentiary.
sheriff Barnett. OF Montgomery county.
landed Yesterday in tne peniteniian
Iiumas AhIr-. who is to serve term oi
twenty wears fruue. From the time the
crime na. committed. about eight weeks
ago. upon tv0 girls, fourteen ana twelve
r.lrs respectfully. and it WAS fastened upon
Ailrs. ard f. is chif-od. upon "a nineieen-
foar-oid lly named Cooper. determination
Ha- boom shown ny Montgomery county
m.n tI cheat the law Boa dealing with the
men.
AS soon as they were lodged in the county
-4U au attempt made t0 geo at them was
frustrated lr Judse Jenkins hiding them 100
th. woods. a second attempt WAS spoiled
lr carving them f1 salem. W hen thcy
were taken f0 Chrl-tllusDurg ilr trial Mon
dnr last only the earnest appeal oi the
iulee aul hi, pledge th1i Justice should nc
wrought kept tle hands of the people from
iln fHN accused.
When Akfrs was convicted much fissai-
'.ncii0n wa- expressed af the verdict. and
th. tw0 mon. under c0Ycrof darkness, were
removed from tue jain Wednesday night.
and started 0n cIrcuIt0u- route which Ted
them f0 Luchburg Saturday night.
It was Thought fhlt they would De taken
fo Roanoke. -0 all day Thursday men from
MONTGOMERY were arriving in that city ana
ttUre watching every avenue Ol approach.
Watcher, were out at un intervening sta-
lions 600 lhe railroads. and men patrolled
fho county roads. Great excitement pre-
vailed. but, hy happy chance and skillIul
GLIDING Of lhe watchers. Judge Jenkins ana
ODE sheriff OF Montgomery succeeded in
reaching salem with iheir prisoners, Akers
aud Cooper. at 3 O'Clock in lhe morning. and
after resting while, drove hy circuitous
route t0 HuOrl-iille, twenty-five miles lo
thr east. and took train for Lynchnurg.
sheriff Barnett, with posse ot seven
men. arrived iu lynchburg with the men,
Cooper and Atar., from Christians
burg. The panty left Cmistlansprg'
.pne from thcre into franklin county
hr private conveyance. thence into
i.0ckIid.e county tO Buchanan, where
fnav took ihe Richmond and Allegheny
train far Ituclbur.. Cooper was placed
in cel ln ihe c.fy jail, whore he will he
confined t.li Che time ior bis tria. at Chris
fanslurs There never was such an es-
cape n0m lnch'ns. sheriff Barnett re-
marked On "a reporter ihat he did not think
Cooper could possibly geo trial at Chris
filn-ilrs G, taa people were already at me
highest pitch Df evaporation, ana would
deal 0uf Justice according t0 their own idea
before lle courts could geo an opportunity
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TRIAL OF THE MlLLERS.
The Cases of Some of Them to be Called
This Morning at Lexington.

LEXINGTON. Va. January Especial.
The case of the Commonwealth against the
Mnlers. indicted for the murder Of the
Walkers. at BrOwnsburg, November SIN
last. will be called in the County Court in
the morning. The condition Of Dave Miller
necessitates the p0stpOnement Of the case
until the February term. James, George
and William Miller and John Reese and
David Miller. through counsel, will be ar
raigned in the morning. James Miller sig
mites his determination TO be tried IN the
superior Court. while the other prisoners
will elect to 90 before the County Court.
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JouNsrOwN. Pa. january 6.-'lhe mail
train fne.t-boundl ON the Pennsylvania
road to-uiehf killed two men at Tysone, one
offhom being tle train dispatcher. The other
has NOT been Identified They were walking
on iha track when struck. Al Bens creek.
about twelve miles east of here, the Tram
also struck and instantly killed two men,
aurpo.sd i0 De ilungarians in the employ ol
the Pennsylvania Railroad. They stepped 10
front III the engine and were terribly man
eled. Tie train was stopped, The bodies
taken aboard and brought to this place,
where they now De- awaiting identification.
Two miles further down the road from mere
he train struck an omnibus which runs De-.
tween JohnsrlNn and horreilFille, ana
almost killed "a woman.
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shilnh,s consumptlon Cure.

This Is beyond question the most success
ful Cough Medicine We have ever soiu. y
fs,v doses invariably cures the worst cases Ol
Cough. Group and bronchitis. while us won
deriul success In the cure OF Consumption =
without q parallel in the history OF medicine
since its nrst discovery 10 has been soid o.. Z
cnarantee. a test which no ther medicine can
stand II you have . Cough, We earnesu,
ask You TO try q. Price, SO cents and 81
sample bottles free. sold by BOdeker Broih'
ers and Ii. NJ. Shields & CO., corner Oi fhh
and Narsnail streets.
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The Union Pacific Railway, "fhe over
land Route,v has equipped its trains with
dining cars Of the latest pattern, and on ana
after August 18th the patrons OF is fast
trains between Council Bluffs and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland,
ore. will be provided with delicious meals,
the best the market affords, perfectly served,
al IS cents each. Pllman's Palace Car Com.
pany will have charge Of the service on
these cars.-ady.
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commencing sunday, January 3, 1890,
Mill run solid trains (Nos. % and so Dee
tween West Point. Va, and Raleigh, n. c..
via Keysyille and Durham. These trains
make close connection no West Point Win
Baltimore steamers. Train leaves West
Point at 5 A. NJ. arriving no Raleigh al
G.ls =. NJ. Daylight ride. Trains NO. 81
and - connect 40 Greensboro, y. G., or
usual for Raleigh, &c. Raleigh local, Wa
Keysyille, will be withdrawn nom tram
No. 80. See schedule.
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Ansxer rhi. s,ue-tlon.

Why DO SO many people we See around us
seem TO prefer 10 suffer and be made misefa-
ble by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness.
Loss of Appetite. Coming Up OF The ROOD;
yellow skin, when for rs cents we VIII sell
them ~hiloh's system Nitalixer, guaranteed
40 cure them. Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
IA. NJ. shields Co.. corner Of Filth and Mar
shall ktreets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

GENTLEMEN have used Or. Dayids'
Cough Syrup tor some months. and think II
has done me more good than any other med
icine taken yet. Ny disease was asthma
and bronchitis Of long standing. Among
the multiplicity Of remedies for these dis
eases, think DR.. Dayid's Is the best-a
simple remedy, and is componenis not al
ali Injurious. 1t gives me pleasure 10 add
my testimony % its efficacy.
Very respectfully,
j. l.. DAVIS, Superintendent
Of Richmond City Water Works.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-07

Governor Mckinney appointed yesterday
Dr. John ". Nash, OF Farmyllle, penlten-
Iiarv surgeon, vice DR.. J. Z. Watson. lie
alsj appointed DIR. Moses ID. Hoge' Jri
vaccine agent, vice Dr. George w. Harris
deceased