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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

CURE your cough with Hale's Honey o.
Horehound and Tar. Pixies Toothachs
Drops Cure In one minute
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

--Man wants but little here below.
but when he can't GET II no 10 In want
y avery thing. .-pusla
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

That mirrors attract lightning and
should be covered or turned to the
wall during thunderstorm. This is
a pure illusion, arising from the fact
that mirrorsereaect the lightning flash
and thus add to the terror and APP
parent danger OF the storm. London
Public Opin ion.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

SINCE 1850 more than billion Of dollars
has been expended in pensions by the
United States.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06
Did smokers prefer ''Tansill's Punchp Cigar.

A SLOT machine gives you proper sized
Bpectacles.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

CHICAGO has now 5000 miles of buris
electric wires.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

Y N 4 claimed that board floors
should nos be used in stalls for colts
= they arc 700 hard and cause INJURY
% The feet Nothing Is as good ~ an
earth door for all animals that have
tender feet
III Bartlett pears are too crowded
on the tree, they may be thinned out
when half-grown. and, the picked fruit,
placed in dark closet, win ripen 50
~. 10 be fair eating, while the remain zas
der left ON the tree viii become mucn
larger and better.
The seed OF sorghum makes good
feed for chickens in winter. In some
places where it is grown largely 4 is
preferred fos this use to corn. Ripen-
ing the seed sufficiently to save 1t
rather increases the product Of sweet.
thus making crop OF seed and an
other of sweetness from the same
growth
Cream Gravy. ready In II
saucepan one cup of cream little
water may be added il desired). add
two tablespoonfuls 81 melted butter
and little chopped parsley. Pour on
the gravy from the dripping-pan and
thicken with one tablespoonful OF -four
we'll blended with three tablespoonfuls
Of milk or water. II salt is required,
a little may be added to taste House
hold.
Jelly Fritters. Make a batter OF
two eggs, one pint of milk and one
pint or more Of flour. beat it light,
put one tablespoonful OF lard in a
spider, add little salt, make it boil
ing hot, put in the batter=by the large
spoonful. When one side is brown,
turn the other When done, take
them oneto dish with dolly over it..
put q spoonful Of firm jelly on each
and rve.--The Home.
Always when frost comes it catches
the tomato plants with large quantities
Of unripe fruit. If the vines are pulled
up while untouched by frost and
thrown into the cellar, most of the
fruit will ripen. In this way it is pos
sible with very little trouble to keep
fresh tomatoes from the summer
growth until near Christmas. Late in
the season the tomato does not rot SO
quickly as Is doef earlier.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06
HARK, the sound OF many voices
Jubilant in gladdest song.
And full many n heart rejoiceB
As the chorus floats along:
"Hail the FAvorite Prescription"

How the happy voices piend.
sWonderfuI hey ond description
Woman's best and truest FRIEND.
Well may it be called woman's best friend,
since it does for her what no other remedy
has been able to do. 1t cures all those dell
cate arrangements and weaknesses Pc
culiar to females. Cures them, understand.
Other preparations may afford temporary
relief, but Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
,tion effects a permanent cure. 1t is gudrdi..
u to do this, or the money paid for 1t will
\omptly refunded. 1t is the great rem
Vie age.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06
ELY'S
CREAM BALM

I suffered from ca
ta,Th IL gears. The
droppings into the
throat toere nd,lsedt-
ing. Ny nose bled al
most daily. Since
first days use Of Ely's
Cream Balm hare had
no bleeding, soreness
Is entirely gone. d.
G. Davidson, with
Boston budget.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

Oregon, the Paradise Of
Mild, equable climate. certain a q
crops. Best fruit, grain, grass, std L
in the world. Full information free! {
Oregon Immigration Board Portland,
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

Rye for po,l
food that can be
quires no extra
potatoes have bed
vested SOW rye
there until sprin
be put in corn.
pies the ground ID
providing green K
able the hens to b
and long after otht
and IL VIII De IN
spring.
Aim to prov
something that is
in sumciency. 1t
grow the crops Il
labor. 1t is the
value to all crops,
are made on those
constant attention
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

but II We don't wish to buy the
land from you after we've owned 1t
and improved it, then whatp" Hart
asked.
III yea don't Wish 70 buy II, u
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

value to all crops, and the .
are made on those crops that
constant attention and frequsnt1
walton. An acre of asparagus or
cry will pay larger profit than
acres of corn, but less labor may b
required on the corn. 1t matters NOD
what the expense Of making crop
may be If the crop sells at price corr
respondingly. 1t happens sometimes
that an easily-cultivated crop does not
give any urofit. Mt all
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06
- Nasal Catarrh, no matter Of
ding, is permanently cured by
yh Remedy.

/ descriptive
ER, g. p. IL T.
|. Mo.
The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1890-03-06

PERiLs OF OVERRIDING.

give any profit. at all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

Richmond ChV-Wi lhelmina Albers 10
trank Leibermuth, 16 feet on soutn size OF
Marshall street, near seventh, $4,000:
sarah f. AndersOn's trustee TO JOhn j.
Mitchell IDfceI on south side Of Canal street,
between j. fiersOn and Madison. 500.
X G. Carter and William j Bowles 10 Wis
NJ +. fgglesion. OIL feet ON norm side OF
Fiovd street. near Plum. $1,000.
r. f. Goodman 10 Frank LeiDermutn
~ . 3 feet on MARSHALL street, southeast
corner OF seventh, $500.
MYRTLE H. and William :. Robertson 10
Claibore Watkins, 80 feet on n0tth sac OF
Park avenue, near Shafer street, $1,000.
George :. Vashon to Henry q. Heeke, 30
feet on north side OF Holly street near Ilne'
: 800 ,.,-,-.. ......., .,
jienico Coanfy.--W. r. Clarke 5 trustee to
;. :. Baker, III acres seven miles east Oh
Richmond, 1896. 400 -,
Jesse G. Crouch 10 John IL. Briel. 100 feet
on Twenty second street, southeast corner
y. 5000 . 90
j. II. V. Daniel TO Alfonso Grappone, 20
feet on north side Ashland street, Det"eeh
carter and Richie. $500.
Following sons Of Hams. trustees 10 LIND
Sc Jones, 10 feet on south side Wlllans
street near Iutchie, Sl2h.
NJ H. Herman TO John Thyme, iour acres
on We i side New Market road, three miles
south Of Richmond, 500.
VIM j WestWOOd 20 Giuseppe Pellegtln'
1872 feet on T. street, southwest corner thirty
third 81, 122
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
PERSONAL MENTION.
Peo,.Ie Going Away and Returning-De
Ing This and That.

Hon. George ID. Wise and the Commissioner
Of Agriculture will address the Democrats Of
Bowling Green tomorrow.
4 letter to Mr.. Roosevelt Page, of this city,
announces the death ia South America OF
Commodore John Maury, of the Argentine
navy, He leaves wife and children, pa
rents. and a sister and tnIee brothers, one OF
the latter being a professor III southern
university.
Mfr. and Mrs. John Maggie celebrated their
twenty-f NTH marriage anniversary frld ~.
I'm the morning they attended mass at the
cathedral, took communion ana renewed
their marriage vows, ana during the uiy heiu
n reception at their residence, north fOurth
street
The marriage of Mr.. James BrannOn Bar
ker OF Chesterfield, and Miss Katie Ellenora
Greene, daughter Of MI. and Mrs. :. >.
Greene, of Richmond, will take place we'd
nesday afternoon at $3.50 O'CLOCK, III lhe
Fourth-Street Baptist enurch
Mr.. David A. Pllkinson, who few months
ago YVES appointed purser OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroads steamers plying between
Newport News ard New York, had 20 be
brought home on account ofserious illness.
Messrs Edward j Hogan and +. ~ CatOg-
nj, teachers at the sunday school Of ST.
Peters cathedral, were pre- ented a few days
ago with gold headed canes by their schOlsrs.
Mr.. Robert SlSipwlth. of"south East" Pow
hatan county. was III the city yesterday. MI.
s,kipwith is a Virginia gentleman of the old
school and is an excellent conversationallst.
Nothing has yet been heard from William
NJ Riltenour, who disappeared ftOm the
American Hotel a few days ago.
A marriage license was issued yesterday TO
Anderson Farmer, OF Caroline county, and
Nirgie X. Taylor, OF Richmond.
Mr.. ID. c. Holhco1er, a clerk In the state
reasurer's Office. is in Baltimore on pleas
ure trip.
Mrs John Stewart and daughters. OF "BrOOk
HILL" are expected from Europe this week
Captain r. II Fox leaves here tomorrow
on business trip TO Cuba.
Mr.. Rufus III Saryey, OF Leigh street, who
has been quite i'll. is better.
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson returned yesterday
from Urbanna.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
The Good Temp,ars.

Richmond District Lodge. No. 1, |. o. e..
r.. meets at Springfield Hall, Twenty-sixth
and NJ streets, Monday at II o'clock. Julius
A. Hobson, district templar. will preside.
They will hold three sessions-nOon, after
noon. and evening sessions. The delegates
will be entertained and taken. care oi
ut the hail. This is the annual
meeting. A good deal Of interest is'cen-
tired in the contest for district temnlar for
the coming gear. Those prominently men,
toned for the position are j. A. Hobson.
the present incumbent; H. G. Traylor, Of
Manchester, and j. Il. Burroughs. At
this session the work for the ensuing
year will be mapped out for this
district delegates will be present from this
city. Petersburg, West Point, Williams
burg, Manches ter. Ashland, and surround
ing counties. They will number about 12j.
The number of Good Tamplars In the dis
trict isl about 1900. The state Grand sec
rotary has promised to be present this ses-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12


ERVu.LE.-Died. at Millboro, Va,
October g. 1890. of mem nranOus laryngitis,
WALTER LANGDON, only child OF urran
q. and Jennie Il. SOmeTyiile; aged SIX years
and seven days
'Suiier little children 10 come unto Me,
ana forbid them not
COBB.-Die1. October 1Oih, OF typhoid
fever, in The eleventh year of her age. al the
residence Of her mother, 1000 west Main
street, WINNItKED &. u. COBB, daughter
Of Mrs. Winnifrcd {. Cobb and The late Dr. B.
+. Cobb.
CDNSTABLE-Died.i I'm Petersburg. Thurs
day. October 9th, WILLIAM r.. infant son OF
Charles Il. and Lotto IL. Constable; aged five
days.
GEORGE.-Died. October 3D.. "a, 1850 p VI.
AT her home, Rural view. In GOOchland
county, Mrs SALLtE THOMAS GEORGE,
wife OF Mr.. John George. in tie htty-ninth
year of her age.
SMIIH-Died, In Manchester, Va. october
10th. al 1870. AZ his fathers residence. Four
tcenth and Railroad streets, WALIEf ".
SMITH son OF Thomas :. and Mary T.. smith,
deceased; aged sixteen years.
Funeral service THIS (-unday) EVENING
~ . O'Clock from Baiubridge BAPTIST church.
FIlcnds Of the family and deceased are in
yited to attend.
HOBSON. Died October 10, 1890, OF 1890
T.. NJ, RICHARD c. HOB>ON; aged sixty
nine years.
Funeral AT 3:3OP NJ. sunday, 18th instant,
from kbenezer Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

Phi Chapter of this old and well-kn0wn
fraternity held Its regular meeting in their
neat and spacious halls at Richmond Col
iege Friday night last. \ great source of
enjoyment to the members was the initia-
ton of Mr.. W. II. Anderson, of Nashville,
Tenn, who underwent the trying ordeal
with GOODNESS and fOrtItude. The pleasure
of the occasion was greatly enhanced by
the presence of several Of the alumni of the
chapter. After the transaction of the reg
ular business the merry party adjourned 10
the banqueting hall, where a most sump-
tuous repast was awaiting them.
The chapter roll has, since the opening Of
the present session, increased from two
members TO nine, and its prospects were
never brighter than at the present. The
following are the names OF the present ac-
tive members: G.. ii. Bauch, Richmond,
Va; W. IL. Ryland, Virginia; Harvey
Hatcher, ,Jr.. Atlanta, Ga; W. II. Glenn
ents, Richmond, Va; j. A. White, Bridge
port Conn; :. y. Young, Manchester, Va;
w. II. Anderson, Nashville, Tenn; y. llea-
ton, Virginia; Maury Anderson, Norfolk,
Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
our .GIFf ENTERPRISE.
MOTION sALE-Monda,.


pY REQUEST or THE OWNER.
ID who is declining housekeeping. we VIII
sell on
MONDAY. OCTOBER I3. 1880.
ot So. BIB north Second street, commencing
at 1880 a NJ. all 0f his FURNITURE, com
slstting eff very fine PARloR sun, good u.s.
new original cost. 500,
fairs VEIN EI CO RlNlNS;
= MARBLi-tOp CENllit-lABlE~
1 Blt '~~ FIRE SET MIRRORS. rlCll lti,.
% EDDl-BKl -~f.i.- tAkft1~.
HALL and PARAGRAPHS;
I 3-llN CARPET,
SMYRNA and other RUGS;
lO-f00f WALNUT ENIENSION-pABLE:
WALNUT BUFFET;
g DINING CA AIRS, upholstered in Leather
/ LARGE .Ol hEN;
CLASS and ClUNAW
Cdllp'- HlGI CHAiEs 2'lOCk~:
hrgc SfLf-FEtIlNG slONE. boz good Pee
whLNirr HALi-RACK;
> WALNurcHAMBtR SUNS. with Marble
. wALStr WARpROBEs;
Iarae WtLNif clnFFO>IERE:
/ ROO kht. upholstered in Velvet
I CnMhlODt:
! DEC0nArED WAsHsrAND;
SErBtD Lou NGt: CARPETS WEipEN
CHlllS tAill-liB'
Very Fine HAIR NA1IRi ~~fS:
- tOtION-IOP MATTRESSES
FEATHER PILLOWS and BOOSTERS:
BLANkEIS. COMFOkiERs, and other
REFWlGER ron. Gas STOVE TIN.
FROM SAFE, ana other miscellaneous
articles
The above goods are AN boz nrst-class condi-
ton. having been used bat "a short time.
40 Is seldom Thar sou have q chance io Nuy
10 auction goods boo such nice coudl' ION MS
hose IIMBERLAkEN FftAl~IR.
oct l2-1t Auctioucefs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
NOTES ABOUT TOWN.
Local Happenings That Require Little
Space to Relate.

There will be three services to-day la the
Advent Chris ian Mission tent OH Reservoir
street between Main and Cary. one at l A
NJ another at 3 T. NJ. and The other at 7:15 =.
NJ The meetings will also continue each
nikht during the week.
The three new houses near the corner OF
Fourth and Clay streets, just built by the
Messrs Thalhimer, haye already been
rented. THIS looks like progress.
REV, Mr. McKelway will preach nj the First
Baptist church to-day, b 9TH morning and
mig l. Ibis rs the fist time this gentleman
has ever preached in Richmond.
A large chorus choir is to be organized at
the second Baptist church.
The $4,000 improvements to Clay-Street
Methodist church will be completed about
December list.
The hour OF evening worship AT All saints
church mas been changed from to O'Clock.
The October term OF the Henrico County
Court begins tomorrow.
The Old Fulton Democratic Club meets TO-
morrow night.
Work on the Free bridge repairs Will begin
this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
HE HORSE RECORD.
Entries of the Races To be Held nj
Westchester.

First race, fve-eighths Of mile-Daniel
49,, 100; 10. Courtney, 100; Druldess, 10
Kitty Van, 10.
Second race, three-quarteTs OF mile, Cold
stream NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1872; Eolo, 1875;
KqssOn. 1913; POramctta, l2l; Ruth, l2l; DR..
Hasbrouck, 1l2; WOodcutter, 100; Bermuda,
l0S.
Third race, One-half mile lOmetta. %;
PessOrro, / l3 Best Boy, 1U1; Anarchist, lOl;
BENJAMIN. l0l; Simrock. 10l, Parke Ridge
I15 Early Blossom, 1O2; Void. lis; Trinity,
lis; Eclipse. lis; rlOoilla. no; Blthe, lODi
Bowen. 1O9 Captain Wagner, 100; Correc-
ton, los; KinfaX. 100.
Fourth race, fvc-eighths OF a mile, Pei
ham Bay handicap Ournament, BE; Sina-
Ioa H., lI0; bouquet, ia; Prince fonsO. -;
Riley, III; MasterlOde, 100; hosette, 100.
Admiral, % Canaan. los.
Fifth race, seyen-eighihs Of a mile-Alerl-
den, 119; Redfell w, l22; POniicO, ~; King
stock, 122: Sow or Never. l2l Flizjanes
10: Yosemite. 80: IlOodlem, 81; Ballehoo,
iii; PCclIidge, 81.
sixth race, seven-eighths Of a mile. selling
Bradford, liz; TavistOn, I'D; Wilired, l12
Renedictine, l12; ElktOn, 97;. Glenmound
81; Gunwad, 81: Hemet 81; Flossic, 81
Chesapeake, los; Arthur ", lO5: Punstei;
Jr., 1O7: Blue Jeans. 40: WOOdciaft, 10
WhitenOse, %; Torchlighl, 90; Mabel Glenn
iOl: tOxme le, 1O2; Gertie ID, %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
GRAND BALL.
Finishing Touch to the German-Day Gel
ebraiiOn.

As an appropriate finishing touch to the
highly successful celebration OF German
Day a number of our young German-Ame-
r;can citizens propose to tender grand
dress ball in honor of the officers ana OIt ,,
tors Of the day TO these gentlemen. Ihe.Daii
will take place at Sanger Hall, next ihurs-
dav night. and promises TO be highly. en-
jovable affair. The hall will be very nicell
decorated for the occasion. and special
feature will be added, which promises TO
form an important part OF the evening
entertainment.
A committee is now making all arrange
ments necessary for the ball, and they nave
placed tickets .at the stores OF Messrs. H.
Grimmell, 30i east Broad street and I. r.
Sauer a Co.. Fourteenth and Main streets,
where the members Of the German-Day
Association and their friends can procure
them. The following compose the commit
Tee of arrangements: Messrs. {. +. saller'
II. +. Grimmell, Joseph Wallerstein, G.
Hasscl, Charles l.. Sauer, and Daniel Nein'
brunn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
Workingmen's Club.

The Stonewall Workingmen's Democratic
Club held it, weekly meeting last night in
Reds Hall, on Second street, Mr.. William
Bauer in the chair. There was a large at
tendance, and the speaker of the occasion
was 10. have been Mr.. II. l.. Montague, but he
was so unwell that he was excused, but
promised 10 make an address at the next
meeting. After routine business, Mr.. Ham
Reid invited the club into his refrcshment
hall, where he fed them upon all the delica-
cies OF the season, with plenty OF liquid
food. The club has 225 members, with many
applicants for membership.
At the next meeting of the club resolu-
tons expressing the appreciation of the SER
vices Of Mr.. A. l.. Wilkinson as hearty
Democratic worker In Monroe Ward will
be adopted. Mr.. Wilkinson is going away
from the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

Matters of Interest Among the Muskets
and sabres.

The stuart Horse Guards, Captain samuel
y. Register commanding. were inspt ed last
night by Colonel 10. Lane Stern. twenty
eight officers aud men were present, and the
Guards presented a very fine appearance.
General Anderson and the brigade stan,
Major W. T.. SimOns ana stan of the artillery
service. and Lieutenant Colonel BidgOod
and stall OF the cavalry service, were In
spected last night
With the above Inspection the annual in
spectiOns for this year end. The next inspec-
lion will be held in september.
The usual infantry drills Will be held THIS
week. and the regiment is increasing both in
hunters and efficiency.
The line officers Of the First regiment Of
cavalry, Virginia Volunteers have been or
dered by the AdJutant-Generslt TO meet at
the Reglmeutal armOry. october 18th, at 5
iP. NJ, to elect colonel to III the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Colonel thomas
Marshall. who is now an officer at the Viz
ginia Military Institute. other vacancies
will be filled that may occur by the election.
The enllstments in the regiment for last
seek were: Company +. c. A. l.. Massie, c. A
Muire. and NJ. Starko.
Ouartermaster w J. Bond. of Company +,
has been honorabiy discharged from ervice.
he having removed from the state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
MARINE INTELLIGtNCE.

IMMATURE ALMANAC. OCT II, 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
FANCY GOODS

our stock D., repleto with everything new
and attractive his season Of the year, and
you will De aston.shed 20 see some Of the
beautiful things disrlayod ON our counters
and in cases
on the front counter you win find selec-
ton Of pretty Bisque Figures ana Royal
We're stcr Ornaments at prices that arc sure
to please. y nice line OF Exiracts, Ieriumery,
Toilet soaps and other very useful articles
% be found on this counter.
On counter number two We display an as
sortment Of Ladies' and Chlldrens Vests
Infants AMI Children's Knit sacques, Mitts.
AMI Bootees, Baby Bib., Stamped Goods Of
all kinds; such as Do,lles, Tray Cloths,
splashers. Bureau scarfs. Tidies, &c
Counter number three contains a fun Inc
Of Jerseys, ranging IN prices nom i7c. TO
:105. A fancy braided Jersey for G0c. and
75c.. would be cheap at 81. Torchon Laces
and Hambufgs from Sc. yard upwards.
Counter number four takes care Of the
Ladies' and Children's Muslin Undew ear. at
prices cheaper than 10 costs 10 make them.
Don't forget our tamping and Pmking
Department, as We guarantee all work in
trusted 10 US.
A call early aud often viii be appreciated
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.
The Negroes Expect to Have Three Big
Days this Week.

Dr.. X. 4. Jones, who is one OF the executive
committee OF the Emancipation celebration,
said TO TIMES reporter last night that the
committee who waited on the Governor were
appointed by Inass-meeting OF several OF
the civic societies Of the city. and not by the
executive committee, and that they were
wholly unauthorized To make the request for
the Howl GERS TO nre salute lie condemned
the action OF the meeting as not only unwiye,
but as the height OF folly and bad judgment.
aud said that II did not meet with
the approval OF any OF the intelligent or
better class OF the coiored people. The
lions ofthe city has been amicably settled.
aud sll the companies In the city will be In
the parade. which will consist OF about one
hundred different societies and military
companies. aud will be at least nve thousand
strong besides the individuals who will take
part
II looks now as though President Harrison
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

IL IL known all over the world that doc
tors will differ. but we believe If every doc
tor i'm Richmond would permit us to drive
them all over River View. and make close
personal INSPECTION. they would say the
land is higher than old Richmond, the natu-
raj drainage perfect, the water supply now
from wells ofpure soft water; but when our
addition is built mp the water supply VIII
then be from the river, thus removing all
danger of water contamination caused
by compact building Of houses
Can another addition 10 Richmond
offer such a water supply when II Is buiit
up? We think not. We further add, that
our doctors, after they have inspected
River View, must admit there is no good
reason WAY River Y lew should not be a
healthy as "Gamble" or Libby HILL" or
any other part Of Richmond. DO not let
parties who are interested in other addl-
lions To our city deceive you with all sorts
II tales about health Of River View. Call
on Us and We will drive you, your vile, and
Your doctor all over River View, and CON
vince YOU that this addition is perfect as to
elevation. drainage. and health.
Il. b. CHAFFGN X CO., Agents.