davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

a lady spent the night 90 friend
house as guest The evening was % chilly
one, and upon going Oh bed the hos ,f
gave her visitor % yo.umiuous wrap "lh
which To- keep herself warm.
The lady wore the wrap all night and
found il very comfortable, but, uoyerthc.
less, she did not rest very well on account
Ofmysterious noises tsat she heard. Some.
times she even imagined that she heard
groans so that she $500, more than once ON
the point Of getting up 60 see what the
matter was. In the morning 40 breakfast
she was asked by her ho-,,s, how she had
slept, and replied that size had been con.
siderably disturbed log unaccountable
sounds.
"Oh, how awiully interesting" eX.
claimed the hostess. And what were
they like
The guest described them rs best she
could, while the hostess listened with
rapt attention.
How interested nay husband viii be.
WAS 20 anxious 20 know if you would
have any such experiences, because my
first husband died in the wrap lent you,
and it has been our belief that il is haunt
ed. But we have never had an opportu.
nifty 10 try il on a stranger before aud
your evidence is, Of course, conclusive
The good lady had been so carried away
by the enthusiasm OF the scientific inyesti.
gator that she forgot for the time being 10
regard the comfort Of her guest. Wash
ington Star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

THE Behring strait complication, which
promised at one time 10 Dee a serious ground
Of controversy, if not casus belli. has ap-
parently been settled by the force of cir
cumstances alone. Either there is no fur-
ther reason for dispute, or the reason. if il
still exists, has passed for time out of pop
ular consideration. After all, the obscurity
into which the whole matter has sunk. may
be due 10 the fact that Secretary Blaine is
700 much employed i'm domolishins Speaker
Reeds arbitrary rulings, and picking holes
I'm the Mckinley bill. 10 give very strict at
tention TO what has been going ON i'm the
Alaskan waters. Under other circumstan-
ces, it is not improbable that the Secretary
would have clustered and staggered i'm
resentment of the transfer Of the British
fleet from the West Indies 10 Bcmine sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
CREAM OF The PRESS.
Current Topics Clipped From the Lead
ing Papers OF the Country.
Now York IoTall.I

senator Eyarts hopes 10 get the bill for the
relief of the supreme Court, now in the
hands of the Judiciary Committee, reported
to the senate soon.
This is one oil the important measures
now before Congress. Ii has passed the
House and ought to receive the early con-
sideratiOn of the senate.
The public interests have suffered for
years in consequence Of the inability of the
supreme Court to deal eXpediti0usly with
the cases submitted 10 il. The bill passed
by the House provides for the establishment
of an intermediate appellate system that
will relieve the supreme Court of a large
part of the business which now presses up
on IL.
The enactment of this bill will put an end
to the delay that has practically amounted
to a denial of Justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
uHAL ESTATE BUSINESS.
ETNE ENTNIH H'
VAN HOE,
WYTHE COUNTY, VA.

At tine junction Of the NOiib iaf1linn cN-
tensiou and Cripple Creek extension Of the
Norfolk and Western Railroad a great rail
road junction. In the heart Of the greatest
mining district Of Southwest Virginia, and
destined soon 10 rank ~i'h the great indus
TRIAL centres Of the New South.
THE IVANHOE LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY VIII offer, 40 PRIVATE
SALE. JULY 10. $500. DESIRABLE Bu7l-
MSS NND DWELLING LOTS ata n average
price of SEQ. Alliots are nyombly located
ou OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES overlooking the boau-
ufu Valley Of New River The exceed
mgly low price al which these lots are placed
upon Oh. market iusures 90 investors quick
and large returns.
TERMS oF SALE: oEe-third cash; balance
iu ono and two years.
Through it's excellent railroad facilities.
'Ivmhoc" Us placed within minimum haul
az thc enormous q. posts of Gossau mon ore
of Carroll county, AMI the wor.d-amous
Hm,uite and mountain ores OF Cripple Creek
Valley: and also within easy haul of the cei
c1ratrl pocahoutas and F.atOp coal and
coke fields.
IMMENSE LIMESTONE QUARRlES are
being operated within tnc town. THE so.
FURNACE of the Sew River Mineral Come
pluy i-alra1dv .u successful operation while
tneINtNIOE RON COMPANY. under the
s.deucyofM Nh Jordan J.. Mott. of the Mott
Haven Iron Works Of Sew York. has been ore
eauzed for the purpose of erecting another
furnace az large capacity. The extension
mines OF the Sew River Mineral Company
..rs Do
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
hNiAffA iNNs
chicago News.


SOUTH BosroN. VA, july Is. 1890 THE
TINES Richmond, No.-As q matter Of
tisement OF the South Boston Improve
ment Company In your paper has done more
% bring the company prominently before the
public than any other means they have
adopted They receive a great many enqui
rles for prOspcctuses and subscript Ons 20
stock with reference 10 advertisement In
TINES. Yours truly, j. STEBBISs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

largcd, and enlarged, just at ihi1 hre, 30
the advantage of the Republican party. II
is not surprising, therefore, that with their
usual singleuess Of purpose when the IN
icrcsts OF their party are involved Inc he'
publican Congressman should have "rmN
determined that reapport'onmeht snail De
made before the Congressional elections
come on IN the fall.
Whether the reapportionment 10 be made
throughout the Union will rebound as
whole TO the striking advantage Of the Re
publican party remains 10 be- seen IN one
state of the south, A. least, 'hefe viii be a
notable gain for The Democratic side, name
". in 1cxas, and in other southern states
this gain will De maintained. 1t - noi I'M
nrobable that the New England states viii
De reduced IN their present representation,
when will work TO the disadvantage of the
Republicans, as they control the Congress
sional delegation from that section bN the
process Of gerrymanderuQ
ENGLAND AND GERMANY IN AFRICA.
Under the agreement that hes been re-
Gently entered into by Uermany and Ing
land, ell That part Of Africa lying south OF
the Victoria Nyanza and east Of 7Gn-an-
yika A. far as the cocs,. is assigned to Ger
man. while the vast stretch OF country 10
the north and northwest Of the Victoria
lake has become the property Of fngiahd.
I'm every essential respect these two colo
NAL empires (for in extent Of domain they
amount TO SUCH are the same in their gem
eral character. They have substantially
the same climate, the same ineXhaustiby
fertile soil adapted to a great variety Of pro
ducts. and are inhabited 10y branches Of the
same race Of people Which of these two
colonial possessions, starting with pre-
cisely similar conditions, is the one most
likely 10 make the most rapid progress in
the various gradation9 Of civilization;
We would unhesitatingly say the German
colony. 1t is true that Englishmen have
shown themselves to De the most active and
enterprising colonists i'm the world The
face Of the whole .)bc is dotted with their
.r,..
nav ~ i''",'," NV az. -, m
''I''', NV -, -. ..iI'1.u,'.,..
-, ...,.....
''"''''' ''''''''',,' ..., u.,.'..1..
u ""s'V'iV" ~ '"''' ',''.''' NV
''"-'''n' "o''''''' navy '', ,''.'...,
O''','',' '''u''''
WY ''"' ,; ,io' 1 .' -, ,,,';',.
80 ~ -, '.......'..'.n.7
- ',', ao,,3i,,eo - r.a .oIani,. or n,i.
D., 49,. u..., .i..i.. .,.,.,,;.c.,
'''-''' '''
80
Wv. --3..'.n,' Observation-Disclosures
''' ,I,or.,.o,
No., f,rtas.,t rho n.,r,' h,,. ,,.r-
oieoI o. 1t. oo,,,r., .,.r thoro,r...
,.or,,.ollin., ,,,o,,, l.,.,., c.r.o ~, ,o,lito~,
,...,,.',, ~. ,,.o., AMI ,...,.,,.,.,,.o1l g.. p
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
The situation.


Republicans are using the Treasury of the
nilcd States iu buying voters. even a- Wc
have seen leaders of farming populations
propo~iu. to sell them t0 the admini,,ra-
ton. Money moves the world n0W. and
passion for IL is the mania of tine age and
country.
Trusts are created and enriched and
maintained by revenue system that COLI
lccts not less than $50 a year from every
hopeless. weary toiler in fields and shops,
while dudeIhlts own five hundred millions
of stocks and bonds that pay DO tax.
How can thc Democratic party escape the
forces of corruption. How can the ma--e,
70 the people be- made % see how they 1rc
robbed. impoverished and cnsiaNed; How
can they De guarded against dispensers of
brides. whether acting under laws like tine
pcn-ioning code, or under the cunning iu-
direct tarIn system. on under the direction
of Dudley or QUAY, distributing cowup-
ton funds OF Wauamakar and ol the Loui-
~iaua lOftery>
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Man and Nature.
IIInrifnrl Ennruni

Human ingenuity has achieved great
many things. Look at the BROOKLYN brid.e.
the Eitlel tower, the great ocean steamers.
the telegraph, telephone, printing press, etc.
It's great record of utilizing the forces OF
nature. But take this same all-conQucriug
man and let a cyclone come up, and the
smartest thing that he can do is 10 run down
cellar and hide like a wood chuck In hole
underground. And, while the racket is go
Ing on above him, he does not give his mcdi-
tatiOns 10 the success that man has had iu
harnessng nature.
TO be sure we have put up in our cities
some mighty buildings of stone and iron.
which, though they haven't been tested. are
believed 10 be able 10 stand up against any
cyclone that tries 10 waltz with them. But
let even the architect of the best of these,
the man most aware Of its mighty
strength, be in IL when an earth
quake begins TO sway thugs, and he will be
the first 10 run for the open. There is no
safety in great walls, if once the earth be-
gins. the trembling that il shows signs of
somewhere almost daily and that now and
then in history it has experienced with
severity.
These things tend 10 mitigate the magni
ficcnce of human achievement. The fact
is we live amid forces that we dOnOt control
at all and when they happen 10 exert them
selves we are absolutely pOWcrlcss. ms
happens seldom, and the worst that written
histOry's brief record covers Of such demon
STATIONS have been comparatively light be-
side what has preceded. The study Of ge-
Ology, any investigation Of the globe, Will
show what awful work has been going ON
in the past on thls very piece Of earth that
we call hrma, because il usually seems so.
But the forces that threw up the noun
tains, that cut the valleys and canOns, that
buried the coal and the phOsphates that
shaped the surface of the earth for us
where should we be if they broke loose
again: We get just hint Of them now and
then in the cyclone, the cloud-burst, the
tidal-waye, the earthquake and 80 on. But
when they begin 10 show themselves We
forget all about the supremacy Of man and
devote ourselves 10 wondering whether any
thing will be left OF him.
Can Eabies lie sold?
4 IA MalI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Advice to Mothers.

Mrs WinsIow's soothing syrup should al-
ways be- used when children are cutting
teeth. it relieves ihc little sufferer 40 once,
10 produces natural, quiet sleep bs relieving
the child from pain, and TIE little cherub
awakes as bright us button 10 is very
pleasant 10 taste. II sOothes the child, soft
ems the gums, ulluya nll pam. relieves wind,
regulates the bowels. and Is hf irsi known
remedy for dlirhWa whether Nrisin. itOm
icething or other causes. rWci - i've comic
81 hottie In tI.rhN NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

The TINES is indebted to Hon. Henry
It. George Tucker for a copy Of his speech
in the House Of Representatives against the
Inrnn hill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
zinc Humorist's Vocation.
baltimore sun

Let us hope that mo- true humoriet viii
dam up the bubhliug fountain of his lusp-
ration and strive 90 become on OWl'fh
,tatosmdn Statesmen may Doe made, but
genuine humori-ts are the production of
nature alone. Incy are the appointed jose
ter. Of our modern times, and their mission
/, to relieve The gloom and strain of this
workaday world They help the owls 90 Dee
really wise. and set an example of cheer
mlncss that is both helpful and wholesome.
LET unt Quar- real hum0rl-ts, then
turn statesmen or WOO greatness. The
world cannot do without them. 4
great man or two win mot Dee missed,
bun the man VINO makes healthiul,
innocent fun. Who SETS the heart 90 "cr0w-
iu. kochanticlecr" Whomakc. two smiles
where there was but one or 300 smile before,
i~ a bcuctactog0f tho race. messenger OF
GOOD straight fnm Tire hands of tlc goddess
of laughter and pleasant thoughts. We
bless him While hc lives; We miss him when
Doe leaves us. and philosophy ITSELF with
Hamlet. mourns more over tine l0r.ch- That
Do has lost than tine more sovereign things
that have persisted from the EARTH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19


hSsECOND BAPrlSr CllUCH, corner oi
Main and sixth strcit Rev, w. ~. Lam
drum, u. d., pastor. ITeachlns at i -. ~
come.
of1,.rcutv.frstand Nenable. sunday school
~ a.qo "a fn. preaching by me pastor, Row.
V m piff M II a. IN. ana 40 1880 D. m. sun
r",-echoot nj on. m.
-
81 If, ~ cI,v and Gnhan streets. R',. $.
- ,.iortou na.for.-Thc pastor will preach
a. - p I'm and Rev william g.. Hatcher at
naetinp "wednesday 40 s.15 p. Don. Young
inco.s 'm1erf,ng saturday at sI5 %. m..
men i''''''''7 49,
A. Gp.CE .eTFtFT TAHFRNACIE.--
80, a. Va d TfatrHer. sunday school
sfeo. m. SUNDAY preaching 200 J I am. and
an. M. "Wednesday services at - p, ms Fri-
Gay Sy,s ssIEdI 81 ,3c glc to III '' ' ''
3
Es-LElGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner 81 Iweuty-nuh and Leigh streets
ireacling by inc lisloI' ..i.,.9,, ~
Eiwari b. Pollard 10 tine Gospel ministry,
city pastors assisting sunday scnp"i 'l '.I'
"a. IN.
70 IA ~ "a - 49, - ,'' pror,,
loI oi Hvt.t ,, .i',, -.lo IN ID, Ivtio
lns t.., o." IN r. inc.ar -tiYJty-.cnool
.to..,ne IN,
.--c,o,.,, ,v-[1-E prrsrcIu-prIi
81, mon and Rracb Streets Dr. s.
Coo,i,,ir, ,,ast0r.-- prc1chiue hv The pas
tor at II %. ll. ana I., s.lP p. M g' vSnIs
might prayer meetin -, 4 Ii. l ,.,.,.
'htn prayer lur'l ''- ''''t JOBS. " ., ~. ,,
Ih. SUNNY " "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

.rb,,Tr,l-al my nine Tuotic-dartor
~ ,I'.'..i' = r,I-,t tli,I-o f h. 30 tb.
.t'l. ,,a+ ,.o.l ~ fIe lrorLo..'. toward
,Ia he1J or t,a coin ,rar. r.,er.I and
Ill r,. tl'. fat ir,n l.-toui .,f t., -fr,nl.
las,
.-:o,-ora1 minnie. pq.-cd. and oil. rngi..
t..i - i-.. ...,,,. L,l'..r ~ a ,.a,.iJ.
Da..l.,',.', ,.l.,n. .ldIe,i, ..n,5. te,au
"t'...,....,. .t..J.., rr...,,... roianI. +
oI-,t r., ,,.i. lima T.ar. ,r,. a. .ruqlio-
~ ,.,',,.,,.. a. l.icli,oea,ir..t H.. Sides.
..,.''.,..+ l.,t Z ,,... l..r,ia..I i..-,,'t eek.
,.,.-.;t l,l....-rr...1. I'm tI. continued
.........-.d ,oti.,',,,,, ,,..l. tar.. lo,vp "a
-. ,....l,,J INCL and fraJ II r,roi,ol.
a. IL w.. f..,t .,...,.
",fnGl.J -l.ri.l-s NV MINGLED with tb.
.''', Observation-Disclosures. .'',I., IG-oJ
''',H ''',r' '''',, i,,ii.l U.
"s'i''' and .lri.l.1 IT,, i.rotic
,''''' ,,.l, l,.l .,,,i,, and .ir, .,f The
ny s..'' y, '.t'' ,sr.,.I AMI
DoA 49, 90 '.''' ..,...i...
''' ID. .'t' T..,. ,,..l .,.i,. .,.l farm,
,i 80. i'o,. ,,s .rocl. c,.i.ti,a f. ,..,r.
- ,.,... H.. 3D.. .ro,l lI0ol ,,..
'!'lo''-' 7.i1 ,..,,.l. ,,La.o~.r i.....,
S1lo'' ...'7 ''i-'' ''
..-inall, ~ Iona deem aroan e.caped from
49, pigi.i. f. ,ra. "a man.. voice /
- a.. t,..,. .,,,,- tbo sl,,ftar4I lil
t lli'',.' ,a 49, r,rin inside iut onlv tbr
Lod,.of ~ man torn with a dozen terrible
,ronnd.
oTTe wore fba n,rb Of the frontier. with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

commission business. It's said. and me iact
that she had job-ot OF pretty, llkeiE DaDles
on hand when an agent Of the oman
Protective Agency called at her "stabli-h'
mont il causing considerable commQtion
among The members ~ that orsanlLatlCn'
1, senns hat Mrs. Benson secured VI h'lu-
yet Nolan rs merchandise, apsolUtoi! tIahs
forrcd and relinquished, one BABY. Ihal
she also, having placed sald "rlhS"' I'D uCD'
TO herself rented out We services 81 li'c
motber A. Nurse 30 somebody elsc's baby
collected her salary, and at the end oil q
month the mother found hereeli babyle-s
and money lcls, % slate of affairs most UNI
satisfactory 90 her. She tried 10 recover ihe
baby. and Mrs. Benson flashed a bill OF sale
legally signed and duly Witnessed upon
her. The question as 20 the title 20 the UNI
hapD, ari lnewling infant IL complicated
aud ~ Will take a suit in court Of equity
TO decide IL. Mrs. Benson would seem 10 ne
legally all right, but then the court may
hold that babies are not ncgOtiableo or trans,
ferrablc property, In which case her biii oi
sale would be Yaluoess, ard tine moihe'
miehl recover the hit Of "unearncd M
crcment" which she so thouchlcs-ly SOFA.
he whole matter hinges upon the Legality
of the fimc-honored business of habv-iarm
inc. and the case IS calculated 10 aWakch
considerable interest among females ol pro
creative and speculative tendencies.
Civeus Able Leaders
hymn Bee
Zine outlook for "A Democratic victory IN
this state this fall was never more ilatlerng,
the best and strongest members OIL
the party are nominated. The party should
get together ard initiate 'he wise acton o.
ircir fellow Democrats Of New York ana
eliminate every disc0rdant element to the
end that the party should entcrt The approach
ing contest thoroughly united. The success
of the party should bee the paramount OBJ
iect of every true Democrat. and II VIII be-
and the Wrangle of factions should DE
fr0Wncd upon and denounced,
N0man or body of men owns the Demo
cratic party. and mo- faction should hc ale
lowed 10 stand iu the way of its success.
The State Central Committee should Dee,
and Z, we believe. composed OF men VINO
have the nerve and the backbone 90 compel
factions % settle their own differences ana
work for the paIty's interests, instead "i lh
the interest Of any man or men. The coun-
try is Democratic to-day by am oNerwholm-
ing majority. and by united ana iudirou-
action the old BAY state can Dee redeemed.
10 this end gif. us able leaders. men
whom the disgrutod Republicans can sup
port. and then enter the contest with dc
termination t0 win, and victory VIII pefch
uu0u the Democratic banner
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
rAi>rs &c

DAM is.
We offer atslowcst market Irires
LEwlS rtHt-LEAn.
rUafsLlNnttp "Ii-
and .nMAFFHlA fnktiui et
t.yer, Article 81 ic-d 90 %. HfD e '
trtft. LAni'N
mn7 onolysii, ntf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
PERSONAL.

RICHMOND, VA, July II. 1890.
I IL PERSONS ARE WARNED NOT
tocredt my wife. \. A. BEDFORD. as
shall not .be responsible for any debts She
may contract. ut NEDFORD
iv 1e-9tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Can l,abiea lee sold .
IHgta..s,., Mail

There seems 10 he a large aud growing
doubt in certain circles as TO the legality OF
buying and selling babies. A woman
named Mrs. Mathiida Benson is IN the baby
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
A NIGHT WITH A CORPSE
An EXPRESS MESSENGERS ADVENT
URIC IN THE WILD WEST.

an EXPRESS MESSENGERS ADVENT
URIC IN THE WILD WEST.
uuIf cr,rcd by thc sight Of Big Pine
rox-sadc Ncryous by Having sioc,-
COO Entrusted 10 His Carc-Thc Body
IN the Conn Come. u life.
In an alley which by ana easy descent
leads from lower Broadway 20 the inferno
# draws. feriie. and wmins on North
river chop house burows beneath the
confusion Of that quarter In the little
basement room ARE cobwch, tnllow can
dies. pew. tohlos an and .7-l and steaks
of "hunc" and "high meat boa the APP
proved English fashion.
There. lnt, ouo night sag half dozen
workmeu from big express building near
by and the intcylopor who SETS down thls
record
Vhc talk had suns % Tie matter of
corp-o-. which often travel hy express,
though never h} invitation of The express
messenger.
During the winter of ieeG, said "a burly
man with "a shock NJ h.ac., hair, Il was ~
the Wells Fargo service between Kansas
CITY and san Francisco. The run wa,
made upon the Atchi.on, Topeka and
Santc Fe and Southern Pacific railways
that ioiu at Demiug ON Christmas eve,
bearing eastward, with the journey so far
done from Frisco the train drew ont ot
Yuma. facing the Arizona desert in the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

Can be and is daily cured oy Ia. DnTs
Liver Fills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

ss-REsERVOIR MISSION, Rev. l.. G.
Dorsey, pastor. Worship at II q. m. sun
day-school at $3.50 %. M. Prayer meeting
Tuesdays at $40 p. M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
CHURCH NOTICES.

ss-FiRsr BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
Twelfth and lliuqi streets. Rev. tcofge
G'ooper. -. y. pa .r.-Preaching ct ~ %. IN.
hv Rev. II 4. 1uplDr. -. ID. No services at
night. strangers cordially Invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

ns-FIRST ENGLISH III HERAN
CIT RCH. seventh street near Grace. KEY.
J. -. Afoser, pastor. Preaching at ] "a. m.
and -.3O %. Iu. by the pastor. sunday school
at $3.50 a. IN. Everyone welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

hssEC0ND Baptist CHUCH. corner Of
Main and sixth STREET, Rev, ". ~. Lam
drum, -. d., pastor. Preaching at II q. ~
and y u. IA. by the pastor. strangers wei
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

E8-uN4ON->TArlDN CHURCH. corner
Twruty-lourtn and y. streets-preacuug ai
II a. n. and p. m. by the pastor Kew
James l.. Martin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

rg-VFNABLE.sTREEr CHURCH. corna
enable.-Sunday school
M g:3O n. m. Preaching hy me pastor, heF.
n. "A. Pitt. no II a. IA. Hnd at 1870 p. in. sun
day-fchOOi no 0a. nn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

Hg-MARSHALL- STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH between Graham and Hancock.
l.. =. Cutler pastor.-oerNices go ia. lu. tlld
D. IN. 10y the pastor. Seats Tree. Cordial
invitation To- an.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

H5-FASf-ENp BhI1J-T CHURCH, cor
ncr Of Twenty eighth and II street Preach
ing sunday at j 20. ul. ANA $50 D.. m. hN inc
pastor Rev. joel T.. Tucker. ouuddy-,cAool
40 $3.50 "a. no.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

es-CLAY-STREEr BAPTIST CHURCH
corner of Clay and Gmham streets Rev. *.
4. Cloptou. pastOr-lhe pastor viii pTr'rl
M II -. m and Rev william g.. Hatcher at
SLIM. mn. Suudty.scuool at ga. n PRAYER
meeting Wednesday 40 S.l5 D fn. Young
mems meeting saturday at S.ljp. m..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Die Growing Manulacuring Town Of the yTgiMa yaIeE

5nchu
hsp
tiers county Baltimore and ohio and shenandoah
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-21
FOR SALE

II EAwI Beans for cattle at Sl.9a;
IN 100 pounds or bag. % ceuts.
Also, Native Hay. Apply to McCulIum
at Kaplolani Park, ut hours Of 10 noon
orbR. NJ, or by Mutual Telephone No.
81. 6e2 I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-21

Notice is also given that, pursuant to
the terms of said Charter, no stock
holder shall be individually liable for
the debts of the Corporation, beyond
the amount which shall be due upon the
share or shares owned or held by him
self. w. M. GIFFARD,
Secretary Paauhau Plantation Co.
GOO I'm
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-21
A Cure for Influenza /!

nR. LOzlER's HAWAIIAN CHERRY COR.
~ DIAL, one OF the best remedies
ever prepared for coughs, asthma. lung
and chest trouble, and great relief to
whooping cough and throat affection.
Ask for Dr.. LOVERS Hawaiian Cherry Cor.
dial sold at
HOLLISTER & CO.'S,
And BENSON, SMITH q cos.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-08-21

We have sold large quantity of your
"Cherry Cordial" ut our plantation
store, both at Kealia and Kappa, and
can cheerfully recommand II for bron-
chial difficulties.
Very respectfully yours,
GEO. Il. FAIRCHILD,
COS II Treasurer Makee Sugar Co.