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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
VIRGINIA BEACH.
Eiehmonders to Build Cottages on '"po
Henry.


PRINCESS ANNE HOTEL, VIRGINIA
BEACH. June Special. l-On saturday
last. after I mailed the Beach report ior
vour readers. an cxtemporized excursion,
frn,n Oid Point. COMPOSED OF three huhuIe"
delegates Of the Car Builders Assocla,iVu,
viii, a number Of ladies'. accompanied y!
the ola Point Band, visited the IilhcSss
Anne Hotel. and eniOyed themselves husel?' :
fn0h Il. PAGE an wife. Of Richmond. are
bora euioyita tie exhilarating influences Oh
this glorious ocean resort. IL is in contenl-
plati0n by the general ticket agent, oahiuei
Il. shoemaker, to get UP grand eNcu'9.1n
from Richmond to Virginia Beach III inc
The Princess Anne Hotel is fast filling
nm with Southern patrons. mostly from ZEN
nessee and Georgia, with IA great man! 'oii
the West. ,,,,,
several parties from Richmond, among
whom Mr.. Cameron. are about erectiiS
summer cottages at Cape Henry, ~ II j.,
CONTEMPLATED I'm the near future % erect
strong Qualifications at that point D5 'hS
rno bathing this season is delightful ana
not "a train arrives from Norfolk aitet .
O'clock that does not bring down from wv
10 five hundred, mostly all who Daihe. I'd
this briny deep. The sOIOurners ~ inc
PRINCESS Anne have regular hours to balne'
governed entirely by the tide, always gong
i'm AT the top of high water, il beng lar
more pleasant. 40 matter what time III
day all bathe before meals; never aiter.
Following are arrivals from Richmond :
= NJ. Moore. f. G. Porssaisi. &. +. McCluer
=. =. NlcCiuer Mrs. J. MEG. Fisher: Miss
louisa Cmd, Il. {. Child. W. T. Taylor
Mrs.. r. ii. Maury. Mrs. PoiteauX Robin
som. child and maid: T.. NJ. Long, Mrs. W.
Ia. Long. Mrs. N. N. Long and children
Theodore Cayce, ". r. Mouldn and wife
Miss Myers. ,.,.,;,.o
The Princess Anne hotel i, something like
the Ebbett house in Washington, the stand
ard headquarters for the army ana navy.
several naval officers with their iamllies
,r, NOW more MILLIGAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

circuit sCOuIf.-Archie Thomas against
Jacob,JOrdOn. Verdict for the defendant.
This was an action Of ejectment.
suits instituted: Cringan, Waskins Co.
agai lst j. W. Cobb. Damage, 500.
i. :. Moore against Julia 4. Wilcox, for
SLAB. IS.
Edgar Allan against Ed. II. smith, for
Sl2G.
police court James Thompson (col-
ored). assaulting and beating Josephine
Thompson. The case was continued till
June 2ith.
Robert Randolph and Wesley Palmer
(b0th eolOred), fighting in the street. Each
fined $3.50 and cost
Maria Ford (colored), charged with mis-
demeanor. Fined $50 and costs.
Isham Ford (colore u, drunk and lying in
the street Fined 81 and cost.
William Briggs (cOlOred). assaulting and
beating Andrew jackson. Fined 500 and
cost.
Eyelma Moss, charged with stealing one
piece Of lace valued at $50. Examination
waived, and the case was certified TO the
Hastings Court.
James Madison (colored), fast driving on
the street. Fined SO and cost.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
ChanceyU COurf.-E. X. Colgin to G.. W.
Colgin, stock of goods, fixtures. &c., at No.
1902 west Clay street, 500; +. n. kersey
TO Nathan Moore, 2Sll feet on south side Of
jackson street. $1,000; X, Il. MunfOrd to
Andrew Ilatke, 20 feet on south side Main
street between Madison and Monroe, $1,000;
Laura \. SOmeryile's trustee TO Emily &.
Deane's trustee, W 10 feet on south side
Franklin street between Second and Third.
$lO,j0O; II. 4. Topper. Jr., to Annie G.. and
Mary 4. Upper, 30 feet on north side Grace
street near Ryland s..
HeayicO COuntU.-John COalter's dew
isees' trustees to Il. q. Carlton, 90 feet on
BRYAN street. northeast corner Ilttlepage,
$50: Geryas StOrrs 10 Junius T.. Warmer,
lO2 l3i-l 900 acres on west side Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad, $1,000; NJ. B. Herman
to Aggie Dckerson, I ID acres on New Mar
ket road. $l0i; River View improvement
HCo. to John II. Wood, 20 feet ON west side
Meadow street, near Pennsylvania avenue,
$500: same 10 COrridan y. Wood, 10 feet on
west side Meadow street. near Pennsylvania
avenue, $500; Jesse ID. ferger 10 Elizabeth
j. lsaacs, 9s12 acres ON west side Charles
CITY road, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
STILL THEY COME.
Two Improvement Companies Have Char
ter. Granted Them.

Yesterday in the Circuit Court, Judge
Wexford granted a charter to the Bellevue
Land and improvement Company. The
purposes ofthe company are 10 carry ON the
usual business OF Land and Improvement
Company in Richmond, Manchester, Hen
rico and Chesterfield. The capital stock
shall lie not less than $50, 900, nor more than
$500, 900, divided in shares OF 500 each. The
following are the officers Of the company:
Frank h. Patrick, president; Corbin War.
wick. secretary; Richard l.. Maury. Beverly
Is. Munford, Bryd Warwick, j. Preston Car
son and John &. Robertson, Of Manchester,
directors.
A charter was also granted the Fidelity
Improvement Company, for the purpose OF
holding and disp0sing Of real and personal
estate, and TO receive deposits and savings.
The capital stock shall be not less than
$4,000 nor more than $4,000, divided i'm
shares Of S25 each. The officers for the first
year are: John Clinton, president; Aaron
Garnett. vice-president; q. dc Justo, secrc-
tsrr -"i treasurer. Directors: Q. de Justo.
',hn Clinton, Jr., Aaron Gar.
a.. ~ s.s.a, Fisher,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
VIII Continue TO stride.

The Chase City Progress says cditorially
ave have noted with much interest and
qualification ther d strIde thotruE RICH
MOND TIMES is making in public favor IT.
memorial number during the week Of the
unwilling ceremonies was decidedly tn
best issued. This paper is m weather.
cock, waiting 10 feel the public pulse
before making known lis opinions on any
subject Of general or local interest.
but in manly and intelligent
way discusses the issues of the day IN
such a manner a 10 gain the esteem and
respect Of all right thinking people. 1t has
rendered signal service t. the Democratic
party and the state, and at the same time.
has done much 20 induce an honest and I'M
biased consideration # those questions that
demand public consideration. Richmond il
20 be congratulated on having paper eyin-
cling such careful and independent thought
and such praisewOrthy enterprise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

The Half Has Not Yet Been Told of The
Pleasures.

The Half Has Not Yet Been Told of The
Pleasures.
CAPoN SPRINGS, W. Va, June IL. ope-
cial. Ii know you wish you were where !
am after all the NEE things | told you OF
Capon. but have not told you half. Dur
ing thi. warm weather. which Is nearly
suiOcating YOU in town, we are enjoying
delightful mountain hrcczes, ana taking
charming strols up ''Brents avenue and
going 10 the spring for II uncle Joe
to give MS "A glass of cool, sparkling
water: sitting in the pavilion in the quiet
shade. swimming round IN the gorgeous
pool and going on the most delightful
tramps after ferns and Wild flowers.
Ne meet old friends again and make
many new ones. and always give each new
arrival cordial welcome, with the wish
that they may feel at home at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Bernhard, of New DIRK;
Colonel Barrel. member Of Congress from
Mississippi: DR.. Agnew, of Philadelphia;
the Misses DeWolfe, formerly Of Charlotte,
y. c.. now Of Seattle, Wash, are among the
0liests Roy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
ROCkBRIDGE ALUM.
Guests Who Could Not Wait for the Rsgu-
lar Season to Begin.


RocKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, June IL
Special. l-"Are you not glad. my sou. that
made all this money!" said a father to
his little boy. "No, papa; because some
body else had To lose H." said the unseliish
child. Aud so, as the crowded train of yes
terday bore me along the Chesapeake and
ohio Roadxdid my luxurious section in the
Pullman ear, with room 20 scatter my be-
lodgings around. an attentive waiter TO
answer the bell, &C., make me feel sorry FOR
those who were SO crowded in the other
coaches.
We reached Goshen about I Z. Mime
enough 20 take the special train. that is,
fitted up for the benefit Of the Rockbrdge
Alum passengers, and we were here early
enough and late enough TO enjoy to the full
our delicious supper OF tenderloin, chicken
and the most beautiful bread.
People get old, books out OF date, ideas an
but this dear old place, never! en-
cept In the richness Of experience and adj
diiional testimonials to the past efficacy OF
its waters. And, so already, l lind gooily
number OF guests, who could not wait for
the s.seasonv 40 called, but are luxuriatine
In the quiet beauty, the exquisite cleaal-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
RkPREsENTATIyE EwARr.

6 recent editorial on the Southern Re-
|ean, we took occasion to express can
and cmpbatically our opinion e.
~ Houthern birth, and with claims to
saI consideration, who continued to
hoanseIses with the Republican party
~ u It's obvious intention 10 humiliate
ngrnde the Southern people by every
- ~ power. There is at least one
tlcen OF prominence and influence IN
fhora States who boldly and sturdily
- W. o9gosIuou V such measures
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
PiIeslP piles. Itching Pii.sl

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. IL allowed TO continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. swayne's ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
and in most cases removes the tumOrs. At
druggists, or by mail, for 30 cents. DR..
Swayne X Son, Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
GLOW to Cure Ali skin Diseases. -

simply apply 'swayne's Ointment No
internal medicine required. Cures tstter,
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, 1890-06-22
WARM SPRINGS.
Hnck. Coming Loaded with People Tor
Rect or Health.

Hacks Coming Loaded with People LOT
Rect or Health.
WARM SPRINGS, june :0.-,Special. r.
The valley is rapidly 0ling up with people.
Every day the hacks come loaded with peo-
pie for the Warm, Hot or Healing springs
There are quite a number Of guests at the
Warm. Among others, the following.
mines Of Richmond people appear: Mrs.
Il. +. Purcell, If. +. Phillips, II. Lee Nalen-
tine. Mrs. Harriet Reilly, Mrs. {. +. W al
kins and two childreuR id Mr.. and Mrs. A..
:. Duncan. of Grecny&. :. {. There are
quite number from the North.
The hotels and cottages at the Hot are
rapidly filling up.
senator McAdOO and wife, from Washing
ton. and Captain Adams and Wlie, ot
Lynchburg. and Mr. sam. Tardy. from Put
sylyania county. who were here AT the
funeral Of DR.. Douglas Tardy. have all re-
turned to their homes.
There are several guests also at the Heal
inc. Mrs. Ingalls,, wife Of President Ingalls,,
of the Chesapeake and OHIO system OF rail
way. will spend part OF the summer at ihe
Healing. also several other members oil MS
family.
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niIi nLAlNI.AIfNI,In.

Mr.. James G. Blaine wnkel when he
said. referring t. the Mckinley tarif liil:
1T is the most dangerous, il rot the ilOst
infamous measure hit was ever comcocteC
by any party. The men who vote for this
bill viii wre, the Republican party. II J
were in the Senate. | would rather have my
right arm torn ont If It's socket than vote
for this bill"
There is time to laugh, q time to cry.
and--a time 10 wink.
The Rldf,Td Enterprise. a semi-wcckly.
ably edited both in IL, news columns and
in its treatment Of questions Of interest, bas
appeared in the thriving and progressive
town Of Radf1rd. The faith which it ca
presses in the fut re Of its home IN nd b.
balanced 10y the work that town docs for
its support.
DID Mr.. Blaine become a winhor from
being resident Of Maine;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
KNIGHTS Of PAihlas.

At a stated meeting OF Hines Lodge. No.
II. Knights Of pythias, held Friday night,
the following officers were elected for the
term Of six months; Richard W. FIOurnoy,
L. c.; j. II. Capertaim. c. c.; Il. Samuel
Denny, V. C.; Herbert +. Cox. r.; ;. r..
Beach, X. of Il. aud >; 7. l.. Courtney. Sri,
NJ. of r.; Taylor IL. Powell, NJ. Of E.; Rich
ard +. Cox, NJ. at A.: Edward Alvey, j..
g.; c. 7. Blankcnship, |. &.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

The Emperor Of kussia's suite at present
consists Of l73 persons, az whom seventy.
three are general and seyeniy-six extr,
aides-de-camp. TO the suite belong Gfteen
members Of The Imperial family. seventeen
Princes of not Imperial birth. seventeen
counts. nine barons, and III other nol,Ir.
men. Their naiionailies are: I2s Russians
thirty Germans, six Fius. one Pole. four Cir
cassians, two Greeks, and Two Rounan.a,e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

The Salem Times Register saws editorial
ly: ave have seen nothing recently With
reference to the subject Of advertising
towns or cities. that has imprcs sed Us NOR
faVOrably or tended more 10 deepen the cor
viction that a great deal Of the money that
is being invested in the y riLcrn papers az
the expense OF the local journals, is wasted.
than an editorial article in a late number OF
that able paper. the Richmond TINES. The
writer takes clear cut business view al
the whole subject, ard is especially felic-
tiOus in the expression. that " investors ar
inclined 20 M Assure a city 10y the char
acter Of the papers il supports &c.
That is about the size Of il. and Yet
these gentlemen in Lynchburg. an
elsewhere. who are usually supposed
to be most interested I'm the lrowtl
of the places for winch they furnish
funds TO journals hundred Of mles
away to advertise. leave their local papers
to struggle on as best they may. ''unhOnoryC
and unsung.n Were this money. ihu~
squandered, expended upon their OWL
journals. and thousands Of them sem
through the land. wherever il mi-ht too
deemed desirable; ii would not only AFFORD
a means whereby their papers could bee i'm
proved. but 1t would afford investors an OF
pOrtunity q see the paper from the locality
that is Offering them inducements for invest
ments or location. This. in our judgement
would be worth a thousand advertisements
in the blanket sheets Of a locality, whose
only interest in the place advertised. con-
sists in the money they get for the publica-
ton. But we have wandered from Our
purpose, which was simply to introduce the
article from THE TINES"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
For the Blood and skin

Ladies will find the Plummer Bromine
Arsenic Water just the Tonic-Alteratiye
needed 10 clear up the complexion, give
tone TO the stomach and make pure the
Blood, at Owens n Minor Drug Co.'s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

VIZ have aspeedyaDd positive cure tor "a.
tarrn, Diphtherla. Canker Mouth and Head.
arhe Ia SHiLOH', CA AItkH REMEDY. A
Nasal Injector nee with each bottle Use N
u you desire health and swee, breath. Price,
oo cents. sod ~ Bodeker Brothers an'i
a. she'i'is q IN. coraer ~ i'm aud Mar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
The State Committee.

The Democratic State Central Committee
will meet in this city June 30th, at the
rooms OF the Powhaian Club, north Eighth
street. ut o'clock l.. NJ. The most import
ant business will be the consideration OF
Mr.. Basil Is. Gdrdon's resignation. Matters
relative 10 the fall campaign will also be
discussed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

no mercury they can be taken by children
and most delicate ladies with the greatest
benefit. We mean DIR. Dayid's Liy Pills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
Ha Snra To Get
A. thsy Cuntatu

the genuine Dixie Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment II you suiier with rheumatism, Pains
in the Joints, Muscles or Leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

The State Bar Association will be at Old
Point The list, "a AMI I'd Of July. A large
attendance. is expected, and there viii he
speeches, discussions and "A banquet on one
OF the nights.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
A Ro,ui Gin

Queen Victoria has presented 10 Baron
Ferdinand de Rothschild bust of herself Nv
Boehem, IL ineinoryof her recent Visit 10 BIZ
estate Of WQdiesdom. ~ " -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
Actions Speak Louder Than Vmls!

We want the people, and we get them Beginning
MONDAY MORNING we will put sale 5000 Gentle
mems Suits in Sacks Frocks Three and Four Button Cuta
ways comprising the most beautiful shades for wear
Yesterday was a very busy day with US why should not
have been when other cothicrs advertise the SUITS
for Just twice the money? Our popular price is So and 50.
/ ook into our windows and convince yourself
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

be said IN praise Of them for they are the
only thing that relieve me when suffering
MID pyspept!o Cole, says enc, VI Dr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

The Duke OF Clarence prince Albert Vic
tori wiiI take his seat In the House Of Lords
next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

THERE WILL BE a GRAND EN-
l. TERTAINMENT given 10y the East-tnd
Dramatic Comedy Company for the benefit
Of the Council Of Ten of Damon Lidge, No.
:. Knights of Pyihlas, nj Corcoran Han
Monday night, June 23d Doors open at
half-past q performance at quarter past .
Come and spend an enjoyable evening WIN
ms. rickeis. adults rs cents; children UNI
der / 8 years, - cents. Jh%Z-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
SEIZED THE HEART.

Suddenly he turned, and with that energy
and will and force born of weakness and
inability to stand greater strain, like a
fierce animal he seized the heart from of
the table and held it in his hand. He was
even insensible To the cold. inanimate feel
ipg of the lileless flesh; he only looked at il
to see that it had ceased 10 throb. that IL
was as motionless aud silent as if IL had
been a stone or piece Of wood, their he
looked az the spot where II had lain
thrObbing upon the table, aud there
saw huge black beetle lying
upon lis back struggling for freedom by
mapping one wing continually against the
deal table. \ seconds reasoning suiliced to
explain how the bug having i'Own in the
window, became imprisoned under the
heart, IN trying TO escape caused the heai-
Ing of the heart which resOunded from
The wooden table. "fool - he muttered. PIT
out the lights, sought his bed and slept from
exhaustion. FELIX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
BOARD,

ADVISORY BOARD,
CONSISTING OF
GROVER CLEVELAND,
THOMAS 4. BANAED,
EDWARD j. PHELPS,
GEORGE :. cor.
GEORGE g.. WILLIAMS.
2 After a proposed plan 81 settlement has
been approved and recommended by the
ADVISORY BOARD. II shall be advertised
for AT least sixty days la one or more oi ihe
newspapers published IN London. New York,
Baltimore, and Richmond. and submitted 90
deposi,ing creditors for their acceptance.
3. After creditors have accepted q propose
settlement ia accordance with the asf,e-
ment, II will be submitted TO Virginia io ne
consummated.
IMMEDIATE APPLICtTION Will
BE MADE To THE srOCk EXCHANGES
OF THE SEVERAL CITIES TO LIST
THE CERTIFICATES FOR CON>oL
AND TEN-EORTN COuPON BONDS ANp
SUCH OTHER CLASSES ~ CAN 81
LISTED. AND THE tERTIiIC AiE,
WILL BE A. AVAILABLE FOR AL
PURPOSES As TuE >EttEilii>
THEMSELVES.
COPIES OF THE AGREEMENT And
- MPfI l. III, CONT AIMING \ BRIEF HIS
TORY OF The VIRGINIA DEBT. WILL ~
FURNISHED. on APPLICATION. BN Any
DEPOsIrAlsY OR BY HE sECKkfARi Oh
rdE COMMITTEE
FREDERIC D. OLCorr.
CHARLES ID. DItkEi, Jk.i
WILLIAM 4. BULL,
HUGH *. GARDEN.
HENRY Bulge,
JOHN GILL,
COMMITTEE.
q. :. ELLIS. SECRETARY,
Je22 26, Is &jyI 81 WALL Stkt-i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

Clutches. Trusses and Braces.
All sizes, styles and prices at Owens 4
Minor Drug Co.'s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

TOR % CENTS WE WILL q
D send you this elegant Auto ~
u \: E
matte Self-Inking stamp. with -
your name, or nsmc. business
aud address engraved thereon. IL
ALTA NTIC RUBBER STAMP Sr-A
MAUFACrUkIN co, IA - III
RICHMOND, VA. M-Hs
lieZ2-suitl fT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
FAITH IN sPOoKs.

Thn icwcst number Of people will confess
ne very slightest faith in any OF the strange
md unaccOuntable happenings that from
time - time starile the world, yet their
uair stands on ends, and their blood runs
cod vita something very IKE conviction
Il that belief Of the melancholy Danes,
that There are more things in heaven and
earth than are dreampt Of in our rhiloso-
ply" and in theory they shruS their
shoulders in disdain of such weakness,
nd ia reality they turn pale and Won
der when thc mysterious ana umcXplain-
able lanpcns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22
THE CHILD REMOVED.

At last some kind-hearted physician
recognizing the fact that the poor, persecu
ted child could not much longer be torment ;
ed. managed to make arrangements for ri
moving her from the haunted locality, and
the scene Of the Wiich's influence. but rs
she was carried along the road until they
mad gone some ten or more miles, great
clods of dirt flew up from the road and hit
her, rock fell down from The hill sides and
rolled AGAINST her, aud the limbs Of the
trees dashed against her as She passed.
She reached her new home, but only to
there lay down and die like a poor weak
1hinn h0aian BIZ the resisiloss MaNCs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-22

with its windowless and dOOrless aperturcs
staring with the interior empty ness; its
Jagged roofs edge and torn chimney. il
seems like a mutilated and castaway book
blndn.-its pages Of history and romance
scattered and gone Some blty yards from
this melancholy suggestion of Il house
stands the remnant Of a rock and mud
chimney. Around its base slight mound
Of yellow earth, with the friendly embrace
Of Virginia creeper doing what IL might 10
gather about its desol3iion. Forty Years
ago il was not thus. But how il was the
1borigenes now tell yOn. Seine with
simply crdulous wonder and others with
supersiiiious awe. In tits house there dwclt
4 lonely widow. her sole home campaniOn
being "A little negro girl. who was the maid
Of all work, while the modest farm was
made productive of their needs by hired la
Dor, and IN the log cabin near by lived an
old negro woman who was the mortal ter
rOr If ali her own race, as well as the lower
class among the m0uniaineers. She was
summed as saporous poison, very contact
with ner being con sidered to work all man
ncr Of evils. She was firmly supposed TO have
n knowledge Of witcheraii. and 10 work her
wicked spells AZ will. Every snake that
ever biz in the mountain was believed 10 be
one Of her servants; when the bees stung,
she bid them do il. She: tricked" the cows
50 they would give no MIX, and caused fail
urc Of 'crops' by merely walking along the
fields. The truth was that the old bag was
As clever as she was mean, and knew how
70 work harm and 10 torment her more igno-
rant neighbors in ways she would not let
them lind Gus. This was the solution of her
wtchcraft by the sensible ones Of the COM
munity. but by and by they became shaky
in their highly philosophical theory.
suAwL's DIsAPPEAIAScE.
In some mysterious manner there dlsap- |
peafci from the treasures OF "a certain val |
IliliD Ia lir lrllnk tho nron.ril of the WillnN
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SUNDAY, JUNE %, 1890.
prrtrsorr uoNoHs.

When Caliban came to his sonses-ihat
ia ALL that he had. which is as much as m st
O MS can do--he cried out:
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tmAwL's DISAPPEARANCE.

In some mysterious manner there dlsap-
peafei from The treasures OF "a certain val
uabir hair trunk. the property Of the widow,
mlIch.ioyed shawl. the relic OF past gran
depr. The lost article was eearehed for