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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30


On Lftt1e river. pear osceaia, Ia,
Robert Warren. , lam iesiaan, lost his
vay in tho wooss. he thouea1 he heard
hamaa ,soiee, and hasloesi 70 astsass
AtteatIaa- his sass1t w&s s,ssN erxa. and
tic cries cane HeAhaz aa4 nearer. Then
/. he discovered that II ~zs paa-
/ sasssse=-= tire ssllsala Assa teqR Ez!i= Being IN
armed hs climbed i4ea saa remained, i
Ia IT for kn koaf. fTase paatsaas sn1sfy
left When he thought reIr cc,-vsss ~ps-
elesr NArfea descended ann ars,sed
his way, agd when BE- sgain Il siloe,ed 10
attract st.entfcH tt7e pastaer rstarnea.
tbs tssie aecani pSskss y his nsalGe Up
. sapsiaR 10 S-aSp seat. a7zGass with
stout cllb ard tittrsersssiass3 10 sall his
lifa - dearly a. Poss 6Ies- Ia tbs rnsan-
t4tHs th9 Ssys IN eAaap had become
ALARMED 81 sAs ahscnes ard started out
T tosesfch for hirs. They had roach ess q
/. p.ssht within quarter OF d Esse of
Z y hsta ne was t-eea wl4ea sAey caught
thb bsoand u his call Tor heit. ATlsaa.s as n,
! answering sigazii, fired oss gan, which
I had ths stfsct VI frightening on tho
eanlhess--caioaso Herald -
Take 1sSre 1hene IL DAGGER
iR allowing inHrtirisy 5F the ksaaexa u
grow Through Brgiecs f'hs deadly shaais
p BsiSet's aizssss sni dial,,,tes viii vrs,.k
the soodiy barxqg heath Il Is ia allowed l.
sfslsl- 4ll.-ls- he blsdder.
s.s5sl sLILsle;as.s isas4Ie-i IzsI
does not speedily diteet lhc hclsa tqwsF9
ahs pSFs 2 sNfEtss WITT he Ehes4ssei by the
auicSssnd II iitease. Ia zsIecGals alareti.,.
~ vvfss : i II4sAGsiAfs sstasi,sch
biisers, which stimulates ths reskt sTranS
Ntshani iFrltsiiag alsd exeatag them. tso ]
eiiegts 70 b. aPprahsi.dsI from tsa aa- 4
sneJsea,ed stsnash largely tsAa=ial Ia. ThasS
hasea q tendency 70 seaes nrViadieiSlts. Fhs ]
hiitsr lsFss8fsas the kiamFys ard kis.iaaF
re'ss'ttsa silh the nerves Hsti tbe dixes-
I've organs, and 80 sllard l4stias Ai1 II
Ets0 AFf1r'is flssf SsssstsGre III preventing
aDd cuti6s isEtvr7uitlers leYeF. BiIliaasnssr.
eeHalI1ssiQa AID fheaH+sssksa il elsa sai,.
IGgktes.
-RoYAL GALLERY or POETRY
AND ART " Is the tl;e of sun.pi4oas
koyai QaaFto Volume ST S42 pages deyai.
cd 70 setsscti5ns fFem the widee range of
EaE.sh literature. both pFass aal poetry.
mace b. skiiifaI ard svmpathesic hsrds +
lss va.,la Il enhanced hs short hi0srapblas
ol each ai ahe s0O siAadSfd aathofs. ~ha>@3
pre3 gstipns i contains. A Ls6at
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ssttneisfsoess \ sognd ~ IL EsHsIY 8d9
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s1lt . Gn- 4ac I'easlse, yst slesaas vviaasg
ta-sa,ltstr tyr 5000 Ai.d $500 ia .eiuice
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work i segt by s2bsetippon ealy, and ~
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30

Osf farmers SAD sraR taiseES SHOULD make
IA eaer. TO be wei! sepsGeaial a, tsis fats.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30

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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1890-08-30
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Great cars must be tAkeu ss plainly lsbsi
sra sF@aP eaee variety. Tie sans plsss-s,s-
frus eaaHot cemPese Tor tinEe p4auiafn
aad S rel.eetien.
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Sstice Of ruslieatisu.

Territory of New Merics. TairI gadieisl
p.ssries, Cont, cozasy Of D-sa 4aA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
INDIGNATION AT The ESCAPE OF
LICE MOORE.

Evangelist Fif-'s Wofk-ns.iroyedh hf an
LEGENDARY Firc-A syndicate to Cont'"i
Eig Jiact Of Land Cleaning. Pro-"
the state.
RuErGn. \. C.. February g. special. r.
Nucb excitement ard indignation j. said I"
exist st Greensboro IN consequence 81 the
escape Of I.ige Moore. c'n"'innen "'""'
sever, charges Of The grosset negligence
are made against the sheriff and hi- dcpv-
ties IA charge Of the jail. The sa'riH - a
Quaker. and il Is stated be was Vigorously
ayerse 10 hanging Moore. There Is rcpc't
ont that the recent investigation showcd
Moore had not broken open the door ot h's
cell - sctcut. Men are securing the COM
try in search of ihe escaped prisoner. II"
has been seen at Madison, not far from 'he
Virginia line. and WAS doubtless making
for that Stlte.
The supreme Court convened regularly IN
sarlus session here to-day. Justice Af'i,'
whose son took c5rholc acid in a>hinE'"n
last week by mistake. is present.
Yesterday oycnlng as ibe passenger irain
,,.,s oofninr IN from itch.0eud en The kich-
mond and Dinyille Railroad - ran over
colored man beyond the peniienian. ne
was was walking along toe traeh ana -.
came confused when he heari the iram ana
diJ not know which track % get Oh. me
engirc struck him. knocking him ir'm me
track ard h.s injuries are SUPPOSED 70 De
fatal.
Evangelist Fife has just concluded So
rics OF revival meetings IN shelby, whetc ne
had successful experience. his lahors being
rewarded with three hundred conversions.
Work has been commenced on ihc fitn'h
Broad Valley road and Will now t' pushed
through vigorously. lhe road VIII ran inm
Asheyille south. connecting 40 some point
with the Carolina Central road. and norm
of AsheylNe II viii run into Bristol: l,nn
An the grading of the Whist ~ aud Wilkes
borD road has now ipcn completed and most
of the track laying ha- been done. Tram,
will be run through 10 Ni!kesboro 10y Aprh
isf.
4 syndicate is likely 10 be formed NJ PAN
bury which will control ODW1 io l'".'Oo
acres of mineral lands in stokes courlN'
which Is said 70 tc some of the finest mine
raj prDperty In the south. Immense dein-
sif. of mon are said % exist on these l'nd--
Among the parties interested are some ol
the wcaithiest capitalists in this fia'.' an"
one or TWO important railroad corp''"''V"s'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
North state GIeanInGs.

The rcople in the neighb0rlood of Walnut
gnys. embracing portions of for5ll1 ant
Stohns ruunty. are being tcfrorlzcd Wy an AZ
leg,d desrprado. Among The ouirHs's NJ
il said to have perpoiratcd are TIE inn'li"-
tion AZ the pulpif and Bible az a church: no
rhrowing of an old lady'r furniture out "a
her own house. the whipping ~ " Mhiic W.
man with switches; threatening M ne o'
an old farmer: AN attempt 10 steal me
horses of Dr. fup few nights ago, si''
Ihe yOung fellow WAS still 40 large M iesl
accounts. though officers are SAID To pe IN
pursuit 0i him. -,
the exodn. agents are having o hard
time of il In Nevlern. 10 seems ihat they
have been moddling with The laborer-' canS-
ing them in some instances 10 leave lhe,V
situations and then failed u keep iheir
nromises with them. \ number 81 ciulchS
interyieved one Of the agents ana adi ined
him 10 leave on the br-t train. lie hih 80.
but soon returned, aud this time was sen.
on in e hurry. 49,.
The Charleston. :. G.. Chamber Of COM
mprce and Cotton Exchange have endof-e'i
fine recommendation az the lighthouse poaid
i'm IFS annual report 90 the scciti.If Oh lh'
Treasury. asking that 3GN.@O De- apli'@
priated 10 construct and equip ll.ht snip
with steam fOg signal, % Dee placed ~ ~.
ing Pan shoals. 90 tie coast oi NORM '"'"-
lima. ,.,,,,.,
who have been in Henderson s'liing 10
bacco recently are Mrssrs. ". \. hlah'
Tom Elan, Willie Eam. Henry coleman
Nacy Reed, Thomas \. Park ana oiheis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
STATE NEWS CONDENSED.
slany Interesting Facts Clipped ant
CnIIed From Exchanges.

slany Interesting Facts Ciipped ana
CuIIed From Exchanges.
Mr.. Charles Gibbons and Miss BERTHE
Hart. from Deep Greek, Of Accomac county,
eloped by moonlight on Thursday night,
January 30th. says the Peninsula Enter
prise. Mr.. Thomas Hart, the father OF the
bride, was keeping her under close guai9
when she disappeared on THURSDAY ana
WAS shielded by a neighbOr until night
when they came 10 DrummOndt0wn. hired a
horse and carriage from Colonel Duileld
savage and departed for the ever vcrnsl
shade Of the well known line oak. The
groom and bride ARE aged respectively
twenty-one and eighteen. The parental
blessing doubtless will be given later.
The Norfolk and Western Railroad Is
moving from the mines 6l6 cars OF coal per
day. There are l,4O9 persons ON the pay
rolls at Roanoke. where the car ana machine
works are turning out two engines week
and eleven cars per day. Within very
short time the force Is 20 be increased 10
/. 800 and the capacity Of the shops doubled.
ON the ehtire line 5000 men are employed.
Rev. Frank Z. Berkely, Of Rappahannock
station, has within the past week received
three calls % churches not far distant.
Gouryine Church near RiXeyyille, Culpeper
county. has called him for one sunday
Woodyille Church, Rappahannock county,
for another, and Antioch, Church, Prince
William county, another.
CAPTAIN John Z. McMath, highly-r q
spected citizen OF AccOmac. died very sud
denly a few DAYS ago az his home, at only
station. He was i'm his eighty-nrst year, ana
"A member Ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church
and OF the Masonic fraternity.
Judge +. L. Bouldin. Of Charlotte county,
Va. who is seyenty-seyen years old, owns
the place where his grandfather and great
grandfather are buried. which has been ln
the family ll6 years, and he sleeps IN the
room he was born in.
Assistant Bishop Randolph will hold con-
drmatiOn services in Emmanuel Church,
Chatham, March Sd; az ~. Andrews, neai
Mount Airy. the ith. and Christ Church Mis-
sion. uear Pigg's mill. the 9Th.
Hon. Hamilton :. Neale, Judge OF the
County Court Of Northampton. was, accord
ing 10 lltest adyices, seriously Ill Win il
grippe and not expected 10 recover.
The Atlantic Hotel, Chincoteague' capt
James l.. Matthews proprietor, l. doing Z
booming business. being crowded VIII
guests from all sections OF the country.
Rev. +. W. +. holland. OF LOudOun. has
accepted a call from the Baptist Church al
Falls Church. Fairfax county, and has be-
Gun his pastOrate work.
4 number Of men hunting mineral land'
have been in Grayson within the past week
They speak very encouragingly OF the pros
poets for a railroad.
The MethOdists Of prImmOndtOwn circui
have purchased site for parsonag'
buiiding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
OLD WILLIAMSBURG.
Beautiful Wedding Ceremony-Nisiia-
tion Of Bisbop Wbittle.

WILLIAMSBURG, W.. February 3.-ISpe-
cial. The marriage Of Miss Mollie CoWles.
Youngest daughter Of NJ u. :. towles, o: .
~ ine UldJst citizens Of ihe t0iinty, 20 Mr.
~ J.. bentley, late OF Petersburg. but AT
present of Altoona. Pa. The ceremony
took place at the Methodist church, which
was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
4 large marriage bell. suspended from an
arch Of eyergreens. stood I'm front
Of the chancel, and on either side
were arranged specimens of choice
flowers. The blinds were drawn, and as
the mellow light from tie chandeliers
fell upon the gayly attired assemblage
and was reflected upon the sOmber walls Of
the sacred edifce IL presented truly en-
chanting scene. The contracting parties
and their attendants were ushered in 10 the
inspiring strains Of a beautiful wedding
march The bride. as she stood beneath
this floral arch, looked the very personihca-
toh OF beauty.
Tne ceremony wls performed by the Rev.
James n. Moss. pastor Of the church, and
after receiving the congratulations Of their
numerous friends the happy pair left on the
j:4j train for their northern home.
The Mayor was engaged until a late hour
on Saturday night trying two "svsmpers'
for CARVING concealed Weapons This is a
soubriquet which attaches TO the residents
OF a certain portion OF the county, Which
borders on POwhatan swamp. The facts as
charged were established 10 the entire sails
faction Of his honor and the offenders had
t0 pay the penalty Of the law.
RshOp Whittle preached on sunday
msrnng 70 a large and appreciative au-
dience. His text was taken from 2dih
verse Of the lifh chapter OF 81 Pau's tpis-
Ties to the Romans. "fOr ~ often "a ye eat
this bread and drink this cup. ye do shew
the Lords death tin lie come" Upon this
most sacred and solemn theme the reverend
gentleman entertained his auditors for more
than an hour. with an earnest and lucid ex-
PLANTATION Of the mysteries surrounding the
death of our Savior. The deep sincerity
and great eaineslness pefmeating every
sentence Of his discourse. constitute the
attraction which this deyout man Of God
possesses. The Bishop has not visited this
parish for some months.
Dr. B0Othe. Of Carriers Grove. has secured
the services Of Miss Fanny B0uldin in his
family as private teacher. She is the niece
Of Judge Wood Bouldin. Of Charlotte county.
The approaching election at the Eastern
Iunatic Asylum is the subject Of much
speculation. and the applicants ate legion.
among them a female NJ. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
ROUND ABOUT ROANOKE.
shoOtinEs Accidental and on Purpose
Another COMPANY Organized.

ROANOKE, Va, February g. Special. F.
The Roanoke Variety Springs and Mineral
Company. was organized here Friday, with
DIR. G.. l.. Walker. president: NJ. 4. &. JOr-
dan. vice-president; NJ. 4. Rife, secretary,
and J. W. Coon, treasurer. The capital
stock Of the company is limited 10 S250.oOO,
and the property consists Of 300 acres Of
farming land, on which are several mineral
springs, and 100 acres of mineral land. The
dummy line Of thel Roanoke street railway,
will be extended distance Of two and a half
miles 10 the tract first mentioned, and a
splendid hotel and a number Of cottages are
among the improvements contemplated al
the springs at an early day. A portion Of
the land will be divided into lots and offered
for sale.
4 shooting afray occurred at a negro
dance at Bluefeld Thursday night, in
which Della StOyall was seriously shot In
the leg. and Charles StOyall i'm the arm.
The shooting was done by Charles Beach,
who il under arrest.
Thomas G.. Wilson was shot by the acci-
dental discharge Of "A gun IN the hands OF
friend. near Wytheyille, yesterday. The
hullet inflicted flesh wound in the leg,
which though painful is not considered
dangerous.
A resident Of this city named Crofton, was
last night found by policeman in an un-
conscious thlultlNH va AeAhA'ttA A'ftN.
showing unmistakable evidence of having
been drugged. An empty pocketbook con-
tanning his name, was found in the room of
"A colOred woman in the immediate vicinity
and she aud and another cOlOred woman are
under arrest. At last accounts CrOfton was
still unable 20 throw any light upon the
matter, which will be thoroughly inNestiga-
ted.
Professor j. Russell Jones, the mineralo-
pist. has made valuable discoveries of mar
ble In the neighbOrhood Of Big Spring, and
also valuable deposits Of iron ore IN the
same yicinity. marble quarry VIII De
opened al All early day.
THE Roanoke authorities have been noti-
fed that a reward Of 500 will be PAID LOT the
arrest Of c. l.. Patton, who IS wanted ON
charges OF forgeries on the Knoxville "a
wings Bank and the Bank Of MlddleDorough'
Tennessee. He is described as twenty
eight wears of age, with "pop eyes, h'e
feet six inches high, and weighs one hundred
and fOrty-fye pounds. .. -,
The remains Of A. O. Dillingham;, late oi
Baltimore, and manager OF the New Home
sewing Machine Company IN this cry, VINO
died with Ia grippe, were Inferred IN inc
CITY cemetery Friday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
FROM LYNCHBURG.
DR.. Joseph :. Felix's Cali-Internal Rev
enue Collections.

LYNCHBURG. VA. February g. Spe-
cial. 1t was officially announced i'm the
First Baptist Church yesterday that. as Dr.
Mcdonald, Of Augusta. "a. had formally
declined to accept the pastorate Of that
church, made vacant by the withdrawal OF
Rev. Dr. Smith, the offer had been rendered
and accepted by Rev. DR.. Joseph :. Felix.
ID. D., now stationed at OwensNille, Ky. a
visiting committee. composed OF Messrs a.
r. Long and w. II. Wren. went last week
10 Owensyille 20 complete the engagement.
and were mach pleased with the new pas
tor.
Or. Felix was born in Woodford county.
Kentucky. August -, 1851; graduated at
Georgetown College, Virginia. i'm 1871, and
then spent one year at the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary. after which ne was
ordained minister and commenced his
pastOrate at Augusta, Kentucky. in 1872.
lie is reputed young minister OF fine gifts
and attainments and the congregation
seems much pleased at having secured his
services.
The internal revenue collections here last
week on manufactured tobacco, cigars and
cigarettes amounted 10 $l3, 3,ll4.9j, being
much larger than it has been for many
months, and shows activity in business cir
clcs.
Mr.. Eanes, Of Ieesyille. Campbell county,
mas NtcN NlINlhN'N llNnlul flflh Ali iif
Lvnchburg and Durham Railroad, and De
will make his first run Of mail service TO-
morrow from South Boston 10 this city.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs. Mos
by ii. Payne took place today from 81.
Pauls Church, Rev. Mr. Carson officiating,
and was the largest and most imposing el er
seen in the city. The long delay OF burial
was in fulhllment Of her own request made
TO her husband long ago, that she did not
wish 20 be consigned 10 earth for some days
after death, from fear Of being bs'ied alive.
Another singular fact connected with the
deceased is that she had premontion of her
early death only a few days before 1t oc-
CURED. She would have been thirty-three
years old on Friday last, and on visit TO
her venerable aunt, Mrs. Samuel Garland.
"a day OF two before she was killed, told her
that she did not expect TO live 10 see her ap-
preaching birthday, though not dreaming
then Of the fearful calamity which SO soon
befell her.
In the gambling eases before the grand
jury this morning seventeen were indicted.
pleaded guilty, paid their fines Of thirty
dollars each, and were released. I'm
all the other immoral cases, numbering
over one hundred, 10 which reference has
been made by this correspondent. the grand
Jury declined to make any indictments, and
all the accused parties were discharged,
much to the relief of the public and the
credit Of the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
FIFTEEN WHALES IN THE CHESA
PEAkE BAY.
Thrilling Experience Of Captain Hall and
the Grow OF an oyster Schooner News
Prem Alexandria. Petersburg and Other

Thrilling Experience Of Captain Hall and
the Crew OF an oyster Schooner News
Prem Alexandria. Petersburg and Othc,
Points.
NORfOtK, VA, February Especial f.
Captain hall, Of the oyster schooner Joseph
Allen, had a thrilling experience with
whales IN the Chesapeake bay sunday even
ing. The schooner was loaded with oysters
fro"i focomokc and en- route to Norfolk.
When Of VOLTS Trap one whale was no
ticcd spouting far OF 10 the westward. and
as monsters Of that species are rarely seen
In the ocean this far north, ana never in the
bay, all glasses aboard were lcvellcd to-
warts the Vicinity where the huge fish was
Navigating.
All OF a sudden, ard while those on board
were intenur gazing at the first whale.
there was lashing Of the waters about
'hirty feet ahead Of the schooner, and on the
star-board side, and another whale was
seen 20 throw his tail out OF The water.
Those on board We're considerably alarmed
OF seeing whale in such range. but their
alarm was greatly increased when his
Nhale-Ship commenced spOuting great
streams Of water high in the air.
The vessel was hove TOO and as many as
fifteen different whales were counted by
those on board. Atone time there were two
on both the starb0ard and port sides Of the
trail craft, and the fierce way in which
they lashed the crystal waters caused her
10 rock considerably.
The mate OF the vessel wanted 10 shoot
one of the largest of the whales. but those on
board stoutly objected, fearing disastrous
results ifhe was only wounded. The de-
cidely warm winter is the only reason that
can be given for the appearance Of the
whales In these waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
TIE WESTMINSTER CONFESSION
Considered Yesterday in the New York
Presbytery-

NEw YORK. February 5.-At to-day's
session Of the New York Presbytery the ioi-
lowing amendment was offered 10 the report
OF the committee on revision and agreed 20;
I'VE desire that the third chapter aitef
rho tir-t section be so rccast as tO include
these things only: The sovereignty OF God
IN election: the general love Of God for all
mankind: the salvation Of Christ Jesus
provided for all, and % Dc preached to every
creature
A combined vote was taken on this see.
lion ON that relating To infants dying, and
.damnation 10 heathen,' and TO a ihird one
Of minor importance. The vote resulted IN
the adoption OF the three sections ayes
md 43 noes.
Dr. Charles Robinson gave notice that ne
and others would protest against the action
OF the Presbytery.
An adjournment was then taken until 10
| merrOw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
ELUVANNA NOTES.
Illness of Captain W. III. Hollman~short-
age In Supplies for Contractors.

SrILLMAN, Va, February g. Special. F.
The people were very much surprised yes
terday 10 learn of the failure OF Mr.. George
T.. Hodgson, Of Columbia. lie carried a
large stock. and was regarded as one OF the
best and safest business men IN town. LA
bilities are said 10 be $4,000.
While there have been no fatal cases Ql
La Grippe in this county. yet It Is proving
more serious than at first thought TO be. In
one family OF i've, near Columbia, every
member except one. is confined TO the bed,
and under the care Of physician.
The failure Of the contractors on IN" X.
and o. Railroad. between Arton ana Buck
ngham Courthouse, 10 receive a supply ol
corn. hay, &C., last week. was "A serious
blow 20 the hopes Of many OF The FORK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

farmers. who. having completed their iai-
lowing. had sent their teams 10 work on the
road, but were compelled 10 bring them
home. u seems that no blame attaches to
The manager, as Il had been ordered in am
pie time.
Captain ". II. HOLMAN. OF Bremo. Is
said to be critically i'll with rheumatism OF
the heart.
The Farmers Alliance is still "on q
BOOM and much Of the very best material
IN the county is already identified with the
Ortpf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04

ibis 10 beyond question the most success
iuI Coush Medicine we have ever sold A
.h doses invariably cures the worst cases Of
'pufn. Group ana Bronchitis. while It's won
Ntllul success Do the cure Of Consumption II
"iuout "a parallel in the history Of medicine.
r.hcs iis nisi discovery u has been sold o. a
flaf niee. test which no ther medicine can
h'nni. li you have a Cough. We earnestly
"'A pn tn ify e. Price, 80 cents and 81.
pa iNt ..u'i.cs nee. sold by liodeker Broth
~ A.i d. shields & Co.. corner Of flnh
hld AStsuail streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-04
DEATH OF JOHN GIBSON.
Wei known in the >outhwest-Ihe Post
office at Lexington.

LExINGrON, VA, February g. Special
John Gibson. the founder and proprietor ioi
halfa century OF the Gibson Disiillery- is
dead at an advanced age. lie was one OF
the most widely known men in this END ol
the Valley.
The Republican leaders held a pow-wow
here to-day and attempted TO make q SLATE
for the Lexington pOst0iiice. but the friends
of the various candidates defeated Tue snaI
putup by the Mahoneiies' "a proposition ioi
a mass-meetng Of the Republican ytters te
make the selection.
Mr.. James Alexander. prominent busl
moss man Of Public. u reported dead to-day