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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
items Of Interest From the Other SIDE "'
the River.

The Manchester School Board met last
night. Chairman John O'Brien presided.
The resignation OF Mise FANNIE swan'
school No. s. was accepted, and Miss Minnie
Walden was elected 10 succeed her.
school No. 10 was created and Miss ANNE
NJ. Clark elected teacher.
Colored school No. I was also createu,
with Miss Leila A. johnson as teacher.
Mss Kelley was elected first and MISS
Rosa Mccullough second substitute for the
white schools Of the city.
Miss Ida VI. Binga was elected substitute
for the colored schools.
4 communication IN regard 10 tne heces-
sity of cOlOred high school from James ~
Blackwell, principal Of the colored SENIORS,
was read and on motion Of Mr.. fuliIau;
school No. was declared TO be the coiored
high school and the course OF INSTRUCTION
was arranged accordingly.
IL was decided that in the future SUI
dents should remain in the bigh sch.ols
three wears instead of two and ball before
graduating, as additional studies nave Ooe"
added 10 the courses.
MIR. Pool offered resolution, which was
adopted, providing for the purchase Vi
printed reports 10 parents. The report aisu
provided that the teachers should report
monthly through the principal to the
Board. and the reports should be hled D.!
the clerk, subject to Inspection.
ON the report Of the Committee Oh
Grades, it was decided TO add latin puI
not bookkeeping to the high school course
The enrolment Of the pupils IN the pup
lie schools OF the city shows total OF o. 70
date. The High school has enrolled only
twenty-one, white. school NO. shows
list of 1872. ~, ~,
The time for the meeting Of the Board oil
Supervisors Of Chesterfield county was
last Monday. but they failed TO meet. As
there are no matters Ofspecial importance 10
come before them now, they Will not meet
again until October.
The Republican mass-meetng was no.
held at Chesterfield Courthouse. yesteruas
as was advertised. 4 talk between MAJOR
Joseph Walker and Supervisor Jeremiah
Nunally. who were among the few present.
was the only thing like meeting that was
visible. There will doubtless be can LOT
another mass-meeting at an early day.
one cOlOred boy is the only prisoner con-
fined AT this time in the Chesterfield county
jail. ,,.. Aas moo,
noned the german which was to have been
held next Friday night.
Mary r.. Vaughan was taken to the peni-
Tertiary yesterday by the City sergeant.
The Fifth street Methodist church Is IN
the midst of a protracted meeting -
Rev. 4. BEga, Jr., pastor of the FIRST
Baptist church. colored, left last night iOI
Louisville, Ky. He will be absent about
thirty days. attending the National Mission
airy Convention.
The families Of Messrs. j. Il. Goode ana
William Sand are moving into their new
homes, corner of Twelfth and Decatur
streets. They have been spending the sum
mcr in Powhatan county.
\ "leap year" sociable at Holly springs
is on the programme for next Friday night
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Peo,Ie Going Away and Returning-Do-
ing This and That.

Among the visitors at the Capitol vester'
dqv were ex-Lieutenant-Governo John +.
Massey. Mr.. John y Harris, treasurer Of New
Kent: Mr.. :. A. Mann, commissioners OIL me
revenue from Chesterfield county; Mr. o. W.
Thomas, cOmmOnwealths attorney OF heh,
rico; Mr. O. II Price, sheriff OF Franklln, anu
Mr.. :. d. WOmack. city sergeant OF DanNllle'
Mrs. Mollie Barnes, wife of Mr.. Edward l..
Rornes died early yesterday morning al her
residence. No 1907 south. Pine street. Mrs.
Barnes was only twenty three years OF age
and WIS beloved and respected by all VINO
knew her.
Mr.. w. +. Gayle. confidential clerk to Mr..
r. W. Gentry, of the Richmond ana DanYille
Railroad Company, has accepted a position I'D
the general freight Office OF the central rail-
road at savannah, Ga, for when place ne
left yesterday
Mrs X. b. Green and her daughters, Misses
Annie and Willie Green, who have been
spending some time with Mrs. W. ID. Gibson,
100 south Third street. returned home yes
terday.
Messrs Gustavus and Horace Hart, OF New
York. are visiting the old battle Ids around
Richmond. They are the guests Of Mi James
sweeney.
Miss Mary T. Young has gone 10 Albemarle
county on a visit 20 friends
Major Charles IL Johnson, Of Louisville,
Ky, is stopping at Murphy's Hotel.
Mr. Mark Downey returned home from the
White sulphur yesterday.
Mr.. A. h. Guigon leaves for Stanton to-
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The report was adopted after several u
important changes had been made.
PUBLIC ROADWAYS.
olonel smith, Major Gaines, Mr.. C0rbi

Robert Frayser (colored) was charged with
being a suspicious character. He was COM
mitted in Default of 500 security for good be-
haViOr for twelve months.
Robert Curtis and Robert Frayser, stealing
| four chickens, were found guilty Ofpetit lar
ceny. and sent on TO the grand jury.
Eliza cambridge, charged with using IN
decent language on the street was commit
ted ia default Of 500 security for good be-
haViOr for thirty days.
Willie Winston ,colOred), fighting I'm the
street. Committed for thirty days in default
OF security.
Robert Gibson and susan DOugheriy, disor-
derby on the street. were committed In de-
fault of 500 security, each for sixty days.
Lewis 1wyman (colored). charged with be
ing drunk. was committed In default OF
:, curity.
j. &. Smith was charged with obstructing
Dock street with rubbish. Case continued
until to-day.
Arthur holtz was fined 81 and costs for
being drunk.
Richard Tompson was charged.with assault,
and fined IS and costs.
Mary Jones, for fighting and GREETINGS dis
Aturbance In the street, was fined $3.50 and
Rsts. and committed in default OF 500 secu-
c for thirty days good behavior.
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AUCTION SALES.

sale of a frame dwelling containing SIX
rooms. No. 22l2 enable street, Wednes-
day. september 2lih, at L. NJ
Chewing 4 Rose. auctioneers.-Sale OF TWO
hundred unimproved lots al west f"lhi'
on Wednesday. september 2lth. An eN-
cursiOn train Will leave Richmond at 3 a.
Va on day OF sale.
Trustees sale of frame dwelling No. sO1
nOr.h Twenly-seventh street, Thursday,
Sep ember 25th, at J. VI.
Trustee sale of small farm and improve
mefts. on Nine Mile road, Thursday, sep
ten Der 25th, at II Nj.
sale IF from $50 to 900 lots at Buena Vista
en- wednesday. September 2lh. by the
West Buena Vista Land Company.
Sale Of st lres Nos. 11OI. 1106. and nos east
Cary street. Thursday, september 2oth'
at +. NJ.
sale OF "A two-story frame dwelling. No 1904
west Main street, Thursday, september
2jth, at 80 +. NJ.
sale of four tenement houses and fifteen lots
on Chelsea Till. saturday, september
18th. at =. NJ,
Trustees sale Of farm in Hanover county
known as Rose HILL containing lOo
acres, six miles north OF Richmond, Tues
day, september Both, at IL VI.
sale Of two stores, Nos. 4l6 and AIS west
Broad street, Tuesday, September 3Oth,
at 8 +. NJ.
X Il. Chafiin & Co, AuctlOneeIs.-lI ue.cc
sale Of valuable mill property IN char
lotte county, known as "Jeffress Mil,
Wednesday, october Sth, AT keysVille.
sale of building lots at Newport News We'd
nesday, OctOberil5th.
Y. W. Bowe. Trustees sale OF
cotton factory property In Manchester
known rs the MARSHALL Mills" ana Iol
fronting $50 feet on the south side Of
Fourth street, between stockton and
Everett streets, with six double frame
tenement houses thereon, Thursday. Oc'
tOber 18th, at IL o'clock NJ.
sale OF 500 building lots In Lynchburg, Octo'
Der sth, 9th. and 9th, by the West Lynch
burg Land Company.
sale OF store and dwelling No. 1113 west Clay
street, Thursday. September 10Th, al o;3'
l.. VI.
sale OF two West-End lots on the north side
OF Cary between Cary and Plum, Friday
september 26th, at $50 L. NJ
sale Of three stores. Nos. 1920, 1922. an,
1924 Main street, Thursday, September
25th, at $50 4. NJ.
Sale Of 800 residence and building lots a
WytheVille. Tuesday september Both, by
the Wytheville development Company.
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pIaceutal Diseases.

| The regular semi-monthly meeting of the
Richmond Medical and Surgical Societ,
was held last night. DIR. j. n. Upshur read
IA paper ON placental diseases that elected
some discussion. The typhoid-feyer here
was regarded as very mild. The committee
in charge of this subject will not be able tC
report till October. They are anxious "a
20 to the bottom of the subject and see
if they cannot find among other things that
well-water has much To do with this dis
asc. There was only one death in the
\, .0le city last week from this disease. Many
,x~<ecsting cases were reported OF brain
lnteS slAc, some Of which might have been
Ahe skull had been opened before
cureu h>SnA -mOrtems Were made in these
ieath' r&A. disorder may occur in the
cases. ureSN,Csswhich is not indicated by
brain suos't.sanes%symptoms.
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No More Cu-s Words.

A charter will soon be granted the Rich
mond sash Holder Company. This com
pany is to manufacture the sash holder and
iightener recently patented by DR.. A. L.
Wilkinson. Among the stockholders are
Messrs. Sol Haas, Il. ID. Carpenter, ;. ii
Bowman, William Ryan, J. ii. Drake, John
+. Mayer, and George j. Hooper, Jr. The
officers for the first year will be: ;. ii. Bow
man, president; A. l.. Wilkinson. sr., vice
president and general manager; John +
Mayer, treasurer; George Crutchheld. see
rotary. Among the directors will he Mr.
Drake and Mr. RYAN.
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NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

The ambulance was called TO Main and
Tenth streets yesterday afternoon. James
Reynolds. employed by B. VI. Batkins, plaster
er. had fallen In mt lie was taken To MS
home on west Moore street
The Governor and party left West Point al
$50 Yesterday morning, said telegram last
night. and have gone down York riNer and
up Chesapeake bay 10 Gwin IS Island. They
return TO East river and - end the night az
Judge Garnetts,
Mr.. George lee. Of this city. has presented
TO 81. Pauls church, for Use IN tne cholf, q
harm. II /. understood this will be used 20
supplement the organ. and that an accom-
plished young lady Of this city will be the
performer
Dr. 5. V. McGivra. a regular graduate OF
the University OF Virginia, has received the
appointment as resident physician OF the
Eve. Ear, and Throat lnfirmary.
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TET ANTED BUYERS FOR PRETTY
~ BTILDiSG Lots. nonting tMth.'
feet on Chelsea street. nnd running back
HIN street. Liberal terms SO cash, ana D.. '
balance payable bon monthly .instalmcnf-
one twelfth each
These lots are beautifully located. just
above and overlooking the Chesapeake ann
OHIO RAILROAD Company and iNe lhnh,i 81
Delaney Locomotive Works. ana You nave "a
grand view Of the cfty of Richmond ....,.
madditlOu t0 th. So l0 b have tpO X NEN
TfNFNtNI~ there for sale, liiNhl'lN
ffuot sold before. shall sell at public ana, tion
SATURDAY. september 2sth, 40 ! clp'N
r. NJ. Apuh io .......,,,.,,,,,,,p
40 . north tenth street
se2O.2I. 23.2i.25.26.27
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DAY OF ATONEMENT.
Observed by the Hebrews as Specially
Sacred.

sacred.
The Jewish Day Of Atonement began at
sunset yesterday. This is the most sacrediy
observed day in the whole Jewish year, ana
will contnJe until shutdown TODAY. The
twentv-four hours will be characterized by
an entire abstinence of food, Of both eat
ables and drinkables, by all Of the Jewish
faith over thirteen years Of age. Exceptions
will be only in case of sickness or extreme
old age.
Soon after the day began yesterday re-
ligious services were held at the synagogue
and continued for several hours. DR..
Abram Harris, the rabbi, delivered SER
mon upon the teachings Of the atOnement.
This service will be continued this morning,
and will last all day. Another sermon VIII
be preached this morning bv DIR. Harris. The
services are Of an exceedingly peritental
character. The concluding prayer OF the
whole service this evening viii be the one
ALWAYS delivered at the bedside OF the
owing. At sundOWn yesterday all Hebrew
merchants i'm the city closed their places OF
business and posted on their doors were the
words, "ClOsed on account Of holiday. VIII
reopen Thursday
The service at the synagogue last nj ght
was largely attended.
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THE FARMERS INSTITUTE
To Meet at "Chatsworth''-idd addresses and
Music.

The farmers Of the Third Congressional
district have invited the state Board Of
Agriculture to inaugurate and hold the first
Farmers Institute in their section, and
with that end in view arrangements have
been made to hold the meeting at 'Chats-
worth" Mr.. r. b. Cballin's farm, three
miles below Richmond, tomorrow and Fri
day. President Koner, Of the state Boarn
Of Agriculture, will preside. There Will be
two sessions each day. \ number of dis
tinguished agricuturists and scientific men
will be present and take part. Addresses
Will be made by Hon. +. DanlOrth Curtis,
Of New York; President Henry +. Alvord,
of the Maryland Agricultural College; Pro
fessOr W. +. Massey, Of the North Carolina
Experimental Station; Professor W. [.
Stubbs. of Louisiana; Professors Price and
Atwood, OF Virginia Agricultural College,
and others. Vocal and instrumental music
Will be a feature Of the occasion.
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The Chancery Court.

Nbancery Court Yesterday the will OF
III us \pe A. Staude was admitted To
ME. ."i estate is valued AT SO 900. and
ptopate' a., WrHg IL named as executor. One
Snai i, I'ars horse, buggy, and harness.
huhuieu uoi,al' d sband. Mr.. Franz Siaude
e ,, goes 20 .he lis 10 be equally divided
,me nes, -, s sn ildren wilhelmina,
wife Of Charles W Bra c,..' -. 1 ,,.,i''
Carrie A. wife of Jasper LHro"'' """ ''"'''''
h. Staude. ~.,.t.,, -,
Is. r. Tinsley qualified as acNs l.. '. ~
the estate Of William " TinsN, "eo'"sVu'
The estate IL valued at 81, 500.
King l.. Cousins qualified as adniSH.s..aa.,,
of Washington Cousins (cOlored), decay
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Poultry and Pigeons.

The 2ichmond Poultry and Pigeon Asso-
citation has decided to have its next eXhibi-
ton in January,ilS9l. Mr.. Richard Is. Fox
Of Hammonton, y. j.. will be judge.
The associations first exhibition. when
was held December 10, 1850, was quite a
success. but they promise this winter Il
give the estiexhbtion Of poultry and pet
stock ever seen in the South.
The present officers Of the association are
w. W. Turner, president; J. W. Bush, FIRST
yice-president; Joseph =. Miller, second
yice-president; W. G.. Owens, secretary
Chris. W. Saunders, treasurer.
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EMANCIPATION cELE&S,
Address Of superintendent CEN cS.
liams. Jr. NJ y

4.
liams, Jr. &-IA
George Williams, Jr., the colOredSS> ~
who was the first mover in the emancipauof.
celebration TO be held in this city next
month, has issued the following address;
The emancipation of four millions of col
ored people from the bonds Of slavery wi
ever hold a conspicuous place In the annals
of history; and those who were but lnstru-
ments In the hands OF JehoNah Tor the ac-
cOmplishment of his prearranged purpose
may well ieel that they accomplished thing
that was both desirable and righteous.
We. as colored people. are not 80 blinded
by prejudice as 10 refuse 10 acknowledge Oui
belief that the men Of the South fought for
mat which they believed 10 be Just and night.
nor eau our southern friends who desire TO
give the negro that which IL his due VIII ever
appreciate his honor aud ndelity IN protect-
ing the homes and firesides OF those VINO
we're fighting against his freedom.
THESE scenes are forever past. We would not
recall the past with any feeling Ofmalice, but
AS the Jew celebrates his i.as. on ,ne p.'ss
the Eg> ptians, aud as our white iflehus celt-
hrate Inc Fourth. Of July rs the date OF their
national emancipation, SO would we eeie-
brate the day-
On which our blessed freedom first awoke,
FROM slsvsry's rude and calling yoke
One'ef return.
We gratefully acknowledge our alle2iance
and appreciation for those VINO were o's
humbie instruments In the hands OF Al
,"ishty God for the accomplishment of his
Glorious Purpose Of giving freedom 10 the
millions Of slaves, but are strangely silent III
diving thanks and showing our gratitude ',
me Great Giver Of every true ana pcfiec'
sWhen Moses. by the hand of God, mad
orought the children of Israel out OF the lane
<e'-.,.ss thav re nm tuauted 10 RENE bel
ere 1nrd their God who had brought thcm
out OF the land Of Egypt and out Of the hoos'
- hoodaee they became indifferent 10 IN,
eom,. and OF God and went after sirang'
'...as and God again afflicted them and sen
s'a,., s,,to fhe Babyionian captivity for forty
,~s,s we.too. are strangely iorgeiful OF TN
f;n1i that wrought our deiivefance, ana nov
n ths time 70 call a halt and move Ia th'
right direction. -. -, -.
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fence. was sen, to jail for three months and

fence, was sent To jail for three months and
Fanny Holmes (colored). breaking In the
house OF Julia Royal and stealing three
dresses. Two years In the penitentiary.
Robert Randolph (colored). malicious AZ
saut on Policeman l. NJ Farley. Sin months
IN Jail. !.
Several appeal cases against j. 4. Flournoy
the umbrella ilcher," Will be heard to-day
The case OF Thomas Williams. the watch
man on the Free bridge, charged with Killing
ITohn Oakley. was continued until October
9Th Williams was represented by air. 1. V
Meredith and was balled In the sum OF s2,OoO
with 4. L. Campbell as surety.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24

A colored George Washington was before
Justice Crutchneld yesterday morning.
charged with selling beer without a license.
The Ofiense was committed in a hall in
Rockets that had been rented by club, OF
which Washington was member. The
charge was not denied, but Washington said
he did not intend to violate the law. as
he had license TO sell whiskey and cigars.
The ianitOr of the hall testified that he told
Washington he could sell beer. The Court
dismissed the charge OfyiOlating the city Ordi-
nance. but as II was also a violation Of the
state law, the case was sent To the Hastings
i'ourt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-24
on whist a Cough.

VIII you heed the nj ~ i,st more terri
haps, OF .ne "onsnn,ptions Ask yourselves,
bic disease a u aosd for the sake OF SAVING %
Cents, yea 20 cru run the risk and do E9,nT ~ ure
We know from experience t nsss Stalls ais rms
VIII cure CIV more than Milton 81 Bottl,s
saPia, ma nc pasi year II reiisyss oto, ~
s wsie %hooping coslh a. once. hg.1ers so M
not DC WIFI, ,others and i. NJ. Shields 4 Co..
" no 81 E,fth aud Marshall streets.
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Ask FOR "BONNE BOUCHE" TO-
BACCO. 1T Is THE FINEST Sun
CURED.
Inray. virginia.


First Grand public sale Of one thousand
resident and business lots and villa sites AT
the new industrial. manufacturing city OF
Inrav. virginia. in the beautiful valley OF
tho shenandoah. rich in iron, manganese.
copper, asbestos. fire, terra cOtta ana poI-
ceiain CLAWS, hard woods, limestone states
and other valuable minerals, takes pace
the 9th and 18th of september, loJV' az
Luray. sale to begin at L. NJ. speclai
excursion over the Baltimore ana ONO
railroad from New York, Philadelphia ana
Baltimore will be run on the 24th to reacn
Lurav i'm time for dinner. The shenandoah
Valley railroad will offer specially low
rates-oue fare good for the round hip
four DAYS limit. The Norfolk ana west,
ern. Chesapeake and Ohio, Cumberland
Valley. Western Maryland, and otner con
Meeting lines will offer low rates to the SAFE
The lois TO be- offered are choice LOCATION
being in close proximity to the famous
..Lurav Inn" possessing natural drainage
lovely views of the Page and SHENANDOAH
Valleys, Blue Ridge and picturesque Mas,
sanutton ranges. The Valley Land and
Improvement Company, which mas thls
Great enterprise 10 hand. has placed one
million of its stock. and the Industries al
ready secured and negotiating assures De-
yond any doubt Luray's great future. Inc
/ 600 lots Nill be offered low. and as an IN
yesrment will have no equal. Ihere VIII
bo oyer a thousand capitalists here day o.
sale.
For full particulars as to Luray's natura
resources. future. Nc., together with iul
particulars of the sale. write Thomas f.
McCorkle. Secretary, Luray, Va.
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The Week.. Times.

The WEEKLY TINES, published every
Thursday, has many bright features dis
tnctly its own. and II stronger today than
ever before. Ii is one of The best weekly
newspapers. catering 81 every pure and
legitimate taste, published. In addition "a
all the general political, religious, literary,
and agricultural news, IL furnishes reliable
and complete market reports. rng WEN
Ly TINES is sent post.paid for one dollar per
year. sample copies free.
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Transfers of Propertv.

Richmond City.-M. W. Gayle to Albert q.
Anthony. Is LIP feet on north side Of Mar
shall street, near Hancock, $1,000.
Ada V. V. Jones trustee 10 Sarah A.. wife
Of Gustav X. Peple, A LIS feet on east side a
Third street near Byrd. 5000.
+ X. Kersev to Nathan Moore, 2S feet on
south side Of icksOn street. II 800.
James q. WhitlOck 10 Il. f. Carroll, 81 feet
on north side of Broad street, between Iwen-
ty-fourth and Iwenty-fiith, $1,000.
Henrfct COunfU.--,Iames III. Barton "a
Charles W. Tam er. lots :. =, and 8 in block
No 81, Barton Heights, 81 100.
W. Gaulding's trustee 10 julius Sears 81
feet on Louisiana street, southwest corner OF
Erin, 8 300.
j +. Turpin and Hugh Miller TO Charles W
Tanner, lots Il, u, and 13 In Block No. !,
Barton q FOurqureans North avenue sub
division, $50. 10 =
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Vkery Law,

Learning of the enSSSy(kaces 10 ston IN,
Washington and other p<SA>ugb the mails
transmission o. mater %s saw Post
master Russell Yesterday, and<k irection
what he was doing in that Y wait
"NOthing," said he. am I'M
ing for instructions which thought WotEe
have been forthcoming from the ~
partment by now, as the bill was signeN
10y the President last week. don't really
know all the provisions of the law. In a
few days viii hear, guess, and then
will give notice TO the papers not TO publish
either as an advertisement or otherwise,
any matter relating to lottery under pen
/ ..tt
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Religious Services.

4 service of public worship will be held
this evening in the chapel Of the SOLDIERS
Home" at 5o'clock sharp, conducted 10y the
Rev. James Little, pastor OF Westminster
church. All friends Of the Home, as well as
the veterans, are welcome.
Mr.. Little will also give his next Bible
reading at Westminster church, on Wed.
nesday evening the LIST OF october, AT
n'clock
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Chase City, Va, June Is. 1870.

STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK
LENBUBG, to-wit; ILL g.. tho
1T. u. Jenress, a notary pubic ior t ne
county aforesaid. do certify that Dr. James
r. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield, whose
names are signed to the writing above, per-
sonally appeared before me ana ackho"'
lodged the same. ,e.,
Given under my hand this 18TH OF june
ls9o. THos. ID. JEFFREss,
Notary Public.
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ttnot worth the small price If IS cents
10 free Yourself OF every symptom OF THESE
distressing cOmplaints2 II YOU think So cal
mi our store and get bottle Of ShllOh ; ' itai-
izer Every bottle has % printed guaIaIl zee
on il Use accordingly, and If ii does you no
GOOD il will cost you nothing. sold by bpdle
ker brothers and II. VI. shields & CO., corner
of Filth and Marshall streets