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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
rretfy Miss rriddr nccomes Mrs. Carter.


KrYsyIL1F. Vs.. Dec 3.-lSpecial. The
marriage OF Mr. G.. W. Carter. OF Raleigh n
c.. 30 Miss irene, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Robert I. Prd ~ took place at keysy.le
Baptist church las. evening. The sacred rites
were performed hy Rev. AZ. G. tostec pastor
OF the church. ~ an e.Oluent and impressive
manner. 10 Is SAID that Happy Is the bride
that the sun shines on This was tYniy
verified III tins Instance. for during the whole
day old Sol shed biz light abroad with unus-
uN radiance.
Long before the hour appointed the church
was well illci with the elite Of keysyille and
the surrounding country. Promptly on time
the bridal party entered the church III tho fol-
lowing order & shers Dr. A. :. Prlddy and III.
Peters. Lee W. Morton and T.. d. BTiddy. {.
a. Osborne and Sherwood Riggs. j. II. Priddy
and ". Il. Clark Tue bride aud groom fol
lowed. aud the bride c r;ying an exquIs te
iOulUet oi bride roses. marched up 70 the
altar. wien tie marriage service Vas per
formed with ar.ng. Professor ii. J. Solomon. If
Danyle. playing Memberships Wedding
March heyer was inde more tasteiuly
rrr!yed or loyelier. Sho wore an ashes of roses
camels lar dress The bridal presents were
numerous and costly.
he bride is highly cOmplished. and is not
only pretty. but posses Ell Of many noble
characteristics. and b Ter gentle manner
and loYable dispOstiD has made a host of
friends Size Is well known Ia Richmond
society. where many o. her relatives reside.
She Is "a blonde slender and ginceful.
Among the visitors from distance were
Professor il. I. Solomon and vile of Dan
Vile Miss Hattie Harrington OF Danyile
Miss Mary ,. Darlington OF Granville. /. C.;
Air. Sherwood Hugs Of Raleigh. \. G.
alter receiving the congratulations of many
friends the bride and groom were driven TO
the depot, where they took the train for
Raleigh, their future home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
PresIdent KImbnIL,. Lelter 10 Colonel Lamh.

NORFOLK. Va, Dec. 3.-lspeciai. -Pres-
dent +, J. Kimball. of the Norfolk and West
ern railroad. has written 10 Colonel William
Lamb 10 know if the Norfolk and Western
erects shops at Lambert's Point at once will
tie companies represented bv Colonel Lamb
guarantee to erect immediately not less than
100 houses for occupation by the mechanics
employed.
Mr.. Kimball also states as more than prob
able that in addition to the shops two piers
and one warehouse similar 10 those now at
IambeTts Point Will be constructed during
the coming year.
These additional Improvements will neces-
state the employment of a large laborlng
force. for the accommodation OF which many
houses will be needed
IL is also said that a double track Of the
Terminal Line will probably be constructed
to Lamberts Point and a regular passenger
service established between this city and that
Mace
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
The Failure of Rufiin a Hrirston.

DANvILLr. Vs.. Dec. Especial. The
failure Of Messrs kuiiin Iialrston, real
estate dealers has been the talk OF the town
for two or three davs past. The deed of assign
ment was tor record at a late hour this alter
noon. The deed does not name the amount
0t liabilities. nor does Il estimate the value of
the assets conveyed. The firm surrendered
oil OF the personal and real property owned
By the concern. and also certain individual
personal property and realty OF the members
OF the firm OF Messrs. W. y. Rufiin d Harden
HaIrston.
1t provides that the trustees, Messrs. p. Il.
Jones and W. W. Waddlll shall conduct the
business and DO their best 10 make the assets
ot the firm pan out by January lst 1898:
Soid assets consist mainly OF stocks and
bonds Of various land and Improvement
companies which. 10 Is believed. If ludiciousiy
hQpd,ed, sill ia the time named pay out the
Indebtedness Of the firm. Tho men,
bers OF the firm surrender certain
private property and realty 10 make
good the difference between the value OF the
firms assets and its liabilities. There are no
preferred creditors, all being on the same
footing and sharing alike IN the losses. should
there be any. 10 is believed that the assets of
the firm Will pay 100 cents on the dollar IN the
thirteen months the trustees have 90 wind up
the business without recourse t. tie pri-
yate property put in rs security The
indebtedness of the firm is said 20
be about $50 $3.50, due principally III
Danville so far as can DO learned. 10 is
understood that the creditors Will not press
their claims or force a sale of assets. believing
that if Judiciousiy managed they will pan out
dollar for dollar. The failure does not affect
any of the business houses in Dauyille.
Interesting trotting races at tho banyille
track are announced for Monday next. 1t is
said that some crack horses Will be on the
track.
Tue Circuit Court Of Pitssylvania. Judge
White presiding. adjourned at Chatham last
night. The case Of :. j. SheitOn's administra-
toY against the Richmond and BanyiNe Rail-
way Company. which has attracted great
deal of attention. was taken out Of court and
compromised. ). }. Shelton was killed last
winter in q wreck on the Rocky Mount diyi-
sion Of the Richmond and Danvile road and
hls administrator sued the company for
10000.
The funeral of the late John s. Glasgow
took place from the residence this afternoon.
and the remains were laid 10 rest in the cd
faulty burylng- ground. There was large
turnout of the Masonic fraternity and de-
ceased was buried with Masonic honors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

Arrangements Are Being Made for Its Proper
Celebration.

Aregular meeting of the Pickett Camp was
held last evening at Smiths Hall. at which n
committee Of ten WAS appointed 10 unite with
committee from Lee Camp 10 perfect A.
rangemonts for the celebration Of the birth
day Of General Robert L. Leo, which occurs
on January 18Th next.
Colonel A. w Archer of Lee Camp. was
elected permanent chairman of the Joint com
mittee and A. II. Wallace, OF Pickett Camp.
was made secretary.
The secretary was instructed 10 invite all Of
the officers or tie various military oreaniza-
tons 10 unite with them on next Tuesday
evening at Lee Camp Hall 20 complete the de-
tails for u splendid celebration on the 18th of
January.
Grand Commander Smith OF the Grand
Camp OF Virginia, was present and delivered
a stirring speech 10 the camp members.
The committees which Will meet next
Tuesday at Lee Camp are as follows:
From Lee Camp-Messrs. A. W. Archer. c.
I. Bigger, John T.. Booker David A. brown.
T. c. Crump, A. g. Evans. Thomas A
Brender. j. Is Mckinney, j. Taylor Stratton
and smith Rediord.
From Pickett Camp-MesSrs. Alexander
jennings, IL. ii. Northern. Potter McCurtly.
+. L. Reeve. Charles T. Loehr, j. 4. STAINS.
bury, A. n. Wallace j. ". Brown. A. G.
Smith and 4. l.. Burf0rd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
CAPITOL NOTES.
Governor Mckinney Issued "a Pardon-Hon.
Isaac IL. Christian Anpointed a Ludce

uoFerhor MchinncY Issued 70 PardOn-1Ion.
isaae Ii. thristian Appointed Judge.
The Governor yesterday pardoned Squire
Foster, OF Cumberland county, who was con-
victed CT HOUSEKEEPING in April. 1880. and
sentenced 10 five years in the penitentiary
eeItiheate was given by DIR. Nash the sur
geon OF the penltentiary, reciting the physi-
ca condition OF Foster. The Governor saws
IN the pardon This mana health has been
impaired since his confinement. and his con.
duet has been good
Colonel ). +. Fitzgerald. of Farmyllle called
upon tLe Governor yesterday.
Inc Governor yesterday appointed JUDGE
isaac IS christian as nudge IN the counties of
lofk ana James City and the coronation
court Of Nilhamsburo to fiji tie vacancy
1 Tar,9.l by the death OF Judge W. q. W.
d; :. Damron. Of Roanoke. was appointed
speetor at that place H.
Among the visitors at the State Offices VOC
tteroay We're L. j. Dornin sergeant M 60
tO.A Shens W. Il. Naughn of Amrl,o
Portsmouth. W. "Hupih VI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
Limo Hetween Nernort Ne,v. nnd scotlnnd.

NEWPORT News. Va. Dec Especial. T.
Captain }. Mclean. we'll known by reason Of
his former connection with the Donaldson
Clyde Limo Of steamships, is in the North
making arrangements for the establishment
of a new line OF steamships between Newport
News and Glasgow. Captain Mclean Is a
member of the firm of Mclean. Sunderland
d Co.. Of Glasgow, which owns the vessels TO
lie placed on the route. They are the steam
ships Mandalay. Cynthiana AMI Feciana
the two latter being OF 1000 tons burden
each. Ike new line Will handle ali sorts Of
general freight and grain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

CHAE1orTEsvILLE, Va. Doc. 3-fSpeclal. T.
Miss Emma NJ. Bacon, Of this place. was mar
RED To Mr. Mareeilus G. Lowry by the Kew.
j. B. Turpin. The marriage occurred ut the
residence OF Mr.. j. Fanser last night at 5
O'clock
The Camp Armistead hunting party have
returned from their annual hunt. Seven deer
were killed. bat only four recovered. These
four were killed by j. Thompson Brown of
Iichu ond. G. W. Rogers Of Charlottesville
john Atel! Of Mbemarie and Isaac Coles OF
Omaha Many pheasants and other small
game were killed
Mrs. Mary McKinnle left to-day for Wash
ington, where she will spend the winter with
her daughters, Misses Annie and Hettie.
Atelegram from Richmond last night sum.
moned Mrs. Parish TO the bedside of her hus-
band: who recently suffered serious injuries
by fall on pavement in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

TURNER.-Diod. Thursday. December I'd al
$50 j. NJ, at "a east Clay street CAPTAIN ". !.
IDkNEE. formerly Of Company j.. Fifty-third
Virginia regiment. Pickotts division.
Burial at Hollywood cemetery al o'clock
TODAY.
NOOLDRIDGE.-Died Thursday. December
81. az 1:ls \. NJ. at his home ga west Cary
street ARCHER WOODBRIDGE aged nineteen
years, only son of Mrs. Virginia NJ. and the late
Colonel William f.. Woodbridge.
Funeral services az the First PRESBYTERIAN
church DIR. Kerrsl, TO-DAY friday. az 1890
F. ~ Intermcnl az Maury cemetery. Manches-
ter.
Friends AMI acquaintancos arc invited to at
tend
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
Wants to pipe Crude OH 10 ridevatsr

STAs Anpsyi1r. Va. Dec. Especial. =
W. ,. Archer. Of Richmond. is here working
up leases on real estate 10 warrant footholi
If ne can secure charter from the legisla.
lature 10 pipe OF the crude oil 10 Tidewater.
II II should be found here in paying quanti-
ties. lie has lease control Of large area now
aud will take much more in the near future
He thinks he can begin prospecting by the lst
of May, 1892.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

This is it undoubtedly. Never before in the
history Of the race did the cultivation Of muscle
receive such universal attention and encourage
ment Even the genuer sex practices every
branch of caiisthonics affected by the trous,red
gen Ter This O, course is Well. fov exercise is
an essential OF health. Int 70 the feeble. tho
nervous and the dyspeptc. Hostotter's Stomach
Bitters affords guaranty Of primal yigor upon
which a superstructure Of muscularity may adj
yantageousy be built. Most genial and speedy
Of tonics, IL is also the most thorough Of regu-
lti0rs. entirely rectiiyng errors OF digestion
amt bilious secretion. ant promoting healthy
habit OF body. 40 conIuors and prevent. inter
mIttent and bilious remitfcmt fever. Theuma-
.lsm, kidney and bladder trouble lhe aged.
inirm and conyalescing derive immeasurable
heneht from It's use; 10 Imparts hearty relish
for food aud OyercOmos insomnia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
They Failed to Agree in an Assault Case.

SrANAnDsyILLr, ", Dec. 3.-LSpecial =
The case Of the Commonwealth against W.
b. Walker. charged with a felonious assault
upon one Fannie D. McMullen. twelye-year-
old gin was heard at the last term OF tho
circuit court, and resulted in a hung jury
standing nine for acquttal
Il. 5. Thomas Esq, of this place. is a
prominent candidate for the judgeship of
Greene and Madison counties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

CLAREMosT. Va. Dec. Especial. This
morning little four-year-old child Of Mr. "
J.. Gwaltney. who lives near Sayedges
station. was frightfully burned by its clothes
taking fire from tho fire place while it, mother
was in an adjoining room. The child il is
supposed. fell from a chair into the fire. It's
head, chest and hands are so badly burnt
that its death is expected.
The snow storm materially retarded our
shipping and checked business at the wharyes
generally
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
Clearing ND the Wreck.

WrNsroS. n c., Dec. Especial The
work train and large force of hands worked
all night and day clearing away the wrecked
cars on the Winston Wlkosboro road. Four
of the cars were replaced on the track. but the
remaining two are So badly broken up that it
will require several DAYS 20 get Thorn in shape
fer running again. Trains were allowed 70
pass over the road this afternoon. The dam
age % the company Is estimate 20 be 30 less
than six thousand dollars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
Accident Aner He Saw His "Best Cirl.v

SrANARDsyUIT. Va, Dec. 1-lSpecal. T.
Mr.. Willie Lawson. near NortOnsylhe. this
county had serious accident last evening.
He had been 70 see his best girl and on
his return home undertook 10 spring over
disl0cated tho elbow loint and produced
coVlminuted fracture Of the samo Joint.
which impnged on the radial artery and
shut on the pulse from tho wrist. The in
jury may result in the loss of the arm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
Trecericksuurp News.

FETDFR1cEsBuRo. VA. Dec 8.-lSpecial. j.
Mrs. Burgess. wife of Mr.. John Burgess, If
Stafford county. died Mt her home to-day
Mr. Harry X. Brackbell and bride of Ian
caster Pa. are visiting the family Of Mr..
Charles Myers 40 Belvidere near this city.
Mr. Myers is an uncle of Mr. Brackbell.
Miss Lucille Porter of San Francisco. Is
visiting at "SnOwden." the Leautiful home Of
Miss Letitia Stansbury.
At a meeting of the ladies' Memorial AssO-
citation of Fredericksburg held last night at
the residence Of Mrs. Ellen Ford on Main
street. the following officers were elected .
Mrs. John i. Goodrich, president; Mrs. j. n.
Barney secretary; Major William If. Russell,
treasurer.
Ii is stated that the late General John A.
Logan, in a speech delivered IN the United
States Senate. claimed the credit of origlna-
ting the custom of decorating the graves of
soldiers. The ladies of Atlanta, Ga. make IA
similar claim.
II is a fact that the idea first originated here
as early as 1865. and Mrs. DR.. John ii. Wal
lace, Mrs j. w. White Mrs. Lucilla Bradley
Mrs. j. Horace Lacy and others OF this city
carried the beautiful custom into practice in
that year, and annually since then the COM
munity has taken part in the exercises on
Memorial day.
The Colbert-Anderson cowhiding case was
finally disposed of in the hastings court to-
day Both parties had apologized. and the
case was quickly dismissed.
Hon. f. f.. Meredith, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress IN the Eighth district is
making a personal canvass III Stafford and
King George counties. The election will
take place next Wednesday. December 9th.
Miss Gay Robb. of CAROLYN county. is the
guest of her friend. Miss Parker Herndon.
The county Alliance of this county is called
to meet on next Monday which is Spotsylva-
mia court day. Ii is rumored that they Will
take some action with reference to the county
judgeship
A number of society people are busy pre-
pairing for a grand masquerade ball to be
given soon.
Mr.. Frank Hamilton. formerly of this city.
now of Alexandria is spending a few days
here with relatives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
Ex-s,ate Senator w. Il. Mercier Dead.

LEEsBuEg. Va. Dec Especial Mr..
William Z. Mercier well-kncwa resident OF
Loudoun county. who was stricken at his
home hear Hamilton. Friday last. died yes
terday az an advanced age. lie was formerly
a minister of the Methodist Church. After
the war he served conspicuously as a member
OF the Pierrepont Legislature OF Virginia as
Senator from Loudoun. lie leaves widow
and three sons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

PKTERsDURG. Va. Dec. g. Especial. -
Yesterday some unknown person sent Mr.
julius Liebert IA water fowl Of a species mn
known IN these parts. In body it had the
size and shape of Pekn duck dark gray IN
color, web footed and with bill shaped like
a cranes. though somewhat shorter. On the
box containing the stranger was written:
When am thirsty give me water. when
am hungry give me fresh fish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
\ Segro Thought to BE the Criminal.

PnKEBsBURG. w. Va. Dec. ESPECIAL. J.
The police are now satisfied that Charlie
Smith, big burly negro o. n torous char
acter. is the man wanted for the assault on
Mrs. Marquis. the young widow. here "a few
nights ago. instead Of the negro Bob Hall.
Smith became frightened and has fled lie
lett IN freight train night tefore last and 5
believed to be in OF near Wheeling. Smith
attempted 10 assault ffteen-year-old colored
girl near this city some months ago, but es-
caDcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
Eev. 7. II. Encgs nend.

KING GEORGE C0URrHousr. Va. Dec. s.
Especial. Rev. Thomas H. Boggs. a proni-
nent and influential member OF the Virginia
Methodist Conference. died here this .lnorn-
Ing OF $50 OF acute pneumonia. iie leaves a
wife and five children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
-laiborne. SURGEON: Dr. William T.. Harwood.

Claiborne surgeon: Dr. William +. Harwood'
assistant surgeon. i. G. Hoy. quartermaster 1'
". hewcomb, color sergeant. Rev. }. ". hose
bro. chaplain A committee was appointed ~
decide on what kind OF celebration inc
camp should have on the 18th Of next month
in honor Of General Lees birthday.
Mr.. Ashley p. Vaughan. former citizen OF
this place. was married on yesterday in Ans
tin Tex. 10 Miss Mary T. Russell. dausb-
ter of Rev j. G.. Russell. of that place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
nOARn OF TRrsTEEs NJ.

and Mechanical College held their semi
annual meeting here to-day and received the
reports of the president and the other men,
bers of the faculty. They found the institu-
ton in a most hourshing condition. there be-
Ing one hundred and four students in attend
auce. There are applications for entrance
from seyenty-Gye more. but they cannot now
be accommodated. New dormitories are now
being built however, and when completed
there will be ample accommodation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
WEATHER FORECAST.

WAsHrv0ToN j. G.. Dec Forecast for Viz
ginia: Threatening weather and rain: south
erly winds; slight change in Temperature
For the tarOlnas: Showers: increasing south
erly winds and stationary temperature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
DENTISTRY.


4 CARD.
DIR. GEORGE b. STEEL. Dentist. viii con.
tinue the practice OF his profession in AL 70
branches 40 his long-ostalii, he'd place OK busi-
moss. No 7s} Nam street Richmond, va.
graduates in both Dentistry and Medicine and
81 long experience, are associated with ne,
and one or more of usmay De found az tho Office
az all hours
for the cont.nuai patronage u ms friends aud
GEORGE T. STEEL
de2-wf &su - Nam street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

To-day in the United States Court in this
city. Jesse Goodwin, a young mechanic, was
convicted Of counterfeitng. and sentenced to
two years at hard labor in the penitentiary at
Albany lie stood we'll here. but got into bad
company.
John Witherspoon (colored) was also SEN
fenced to three years in the penitentary at
Columbus for breaking into the pOstoiiice at
F0vpttevilla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
Important ,fse,in.

ne roWhaian Club will have An important
meeting this evening al o'clock. S s., ,a
Suosu1ons o. vital interest to the club will ba
begs - desired. VI mem.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

A member Of the North Carolina board of
the Worlds Fair managers intimated tonight
that plan had been agreed upon, which will
be reported tonight. by which an appropria-
ton will be made fer q North Carolina exhibit
at Chicago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

II was also decided to send invitations to
the Senate and House Of Delegates 10 visit
the building at my time and tickets viii be
sent them for the entertainment TO begin
this evening.
Mr.. John r. West stated that he hoped 10
be able at the next regular meeting 10 sub
NIT estimates for the construction OF q nata
forum which is 10 he established in connec
ton with the gymnasium.
After the transaction Of some routine bust
ness the board Adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
BOARD or DIRECTORS MET.

Regular Monthly Meeting at the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The board Of directors of the Young Mems
Christian Association held their regular
monthly meeting at the Association building
last evening President S. w Travers and
Messrs. X. T. Bosher. John Il. West, 3. NJ.
Quarles, John Lancaster and $. II. Bowman
were present.
Several Of the directors spoke in very COM
plimentnry terms OF the work done during
the week of prayer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

The board expressed themselves as highly
pleased and gratlted with the work done bv
the Ladies Auxiliary and President 1rayers
was requested 20 express the thanks OF the
board By letter TO the ladies for their eHec-
tive work ard the interest they are taking in
the welfare OF the young men.
1t was decided 10 give "a reception TO the
young men of tins city on Christmas day. and
President Ira' CTS made "a liberal subscription
for the procuring of apples and other fruit
for that day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
THE PUGULISTIC EX-PARSON
Bound Over 10 the Court for ASSaultins
Rev. ]. II. Barrett.
FOR A WORLDS FAIR APPROPRIATION
II liz Announced That n Plan Has Been
Keached--A Countorfeiter Convicted
In the Federal Court.

RALEIGH. n. G.. Dec. 3.-ISpecial. =.
Rev. j. ii. Barrett and ex-Key. j. T. Ball,
the parties concerned in an affair yesterday
in which Ball felled Barrett to the ground
with q stick. were before His Honor Mayor
Badger this morning. Tho evidence show
ing that it was purely an assault on the part
OF Ball he was bound over to court in tho
sum of 1900 and Barrett was discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04
PORT OF WEST POINT, DECEMBER, D. 1891.



PORT OF WEST POINT, DECEMBER, 2. 1897
ARRIVED.
Schooner Matte. Newman. salt New York
steamship City OF Atlant. Doe. New York, NOR
chandise; steamship Charlotte. Nickle lalti-
more. passengers and merchandise; i'm City.
NGlkerlon, Passengers and merchandise
SAILED.
Steamship City Of Atlanta. New York, general
cargo; steamship Charlotte. Baltimore, passen'
gers and merchandise.
LAMDERIsS POINT, DECEMBER 8. 1891.
ARRIVED
Darges Norfolk and Western, Nos. and
LOADED.
Barces Norfolk and Western. Nos, and 2.
New fave n; schooners Jas Royce, Bridgeport;
Y. W. Hawlett, Coosaw or Beaufort.
coALED.
British steamship Bracadsils, loading srs!n
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-04

The BEST Zoe. Plugs Of PURE Sun
CURED TOBACCO are Hickok Co.'s II. d..
Z. and Caroline Sun-Cured.