davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

Tie SAID the Methodist and the colt ton
plant nal made Their eppeTance in me
South nt he same tine. ne invited hls
hearers To- come ana look upon tAosr cot
ton-frlas aud come and speak from ne
southern pulpiis After meeting he
tins the M,ihodi~ts must peak more o.
their concords than th,ir dl-ccrds and tai.
together upon the PA.i-tinc-. Whether
thcy come froil that erCA nt,ie ls.Ind ="
winch al! III tmorlca IN thn-ch AMI >i"tc
looked up a. the mother country. of tF9'"
the countries of Europe or th"se IN Ter
the southern cross. let the silrlt ~ Wesley
owe me key-notc t. tins meeting AID TO
then future lives.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
PHILADELPHIA, RIC H. .<9TsA
.sx@,slzl<S
MOED AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every IT ESDAY
and FRIDAY ~ NJ ami every SUNDAY 40 D.
4. y.
Freight for Tues lays and Fridays steamers
received TN ll:}0 A. ~. for sundays -tctn.r
TN . l.. y. saturday. Freight received daily til
L. VI.
Fare. 81.
Tor further information apply %
i. V. NJ CAHRlCk.
General southern Agent. Ogic, Rob- Is.
". L. CLYDE 4 CO..
no General Agents, TnnldclDnlL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

VIrANrED.-A YOUNG LADY OF
w several years experience DESIRES =
SITUATION AS TEACHER in q pryat- iami..
O4ala.au.us: English. LATIN. trrl-h. ana
Music. References exchanged AiGfc-3
a. $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

Real Estate Agents. Aurtoncers, anl Brokers,
40. Il north Tcnth street;
UCTION SALE OF 4 NICE
"A BRICK DWELLING CONTAINING SIN
Rooms. WITH ABOt ! NJ ACRES AZ lA'nEu.
LYING AID BEING ~ TIE COZ MY OF
HENRlCO. NN..AN LOCATED ~ WICK Ek~-
VILE. WITHlN A NERl SHORT DINIANt Z
OF THE NATIONAL ROAD.-by virtue 81 ccr-
tain decd of trust. hcarn. date on ihe 18TH day
~ March, 1891, duly recorded ~ Tie ticrk = ~
Gee Hcnrco County Court. IN Drci-b OK $50 b.
pace 81 default having boon mad" I'm the pay
ineui IF n portion # TIE debt tho hy secure T.
ana bong required so 60 80 ty the ho.i"r there
OF. / shall proceed 10 sell BY auction, UPON TIE
premises. ru
TIL ESDAY. OCTOBER 8. 1901.
It ~ O'Clock +. II. sharp. tho PROPERTY 10
cafci NJ above. This sale offers gooi opIortI-
uiiy a. any one wishing q good homo Win ni''
garden attached.
TERMS. Clrh sufi 'icnt 20 foirny expenses ~
slf,, All 20 pay O noe for 5000. nith interest
from l,th II Nnr,r, 1891. and a rrr 'it net $500.
with iecly. months interest. due nn a." 7'h o.
March. 1872; balance, il any. a- may b" Az
n0un.ci AZ time Il sale.
joins b. MYERS, Trustee.
CukWNING Il Ross, AuciionrcIs ocH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
.uCryOS Sales.--future Days.
BY p. =. Winston 81 SON.
Rorl Estate Agents.
, rr<,rvnN GALE OF A DESIRABLE

fiction SALE OF A DESIRABLE
~ CORNER LOT FRONTING rs rtht, I ~ ~
CARRINGTON STREET. kuNN,N1 IN ~ r ~
rniiyEK Tor or TULIP AND CAkkiNuioN
uaVIVG A DWfLLlSG-nOt Ne ThhhkoN
Wi,icH CAN EASILY bE TuRNEp,, I'D, N ,,I 10
e1uRF 4 STORE IN THIS VICINITY fbiN NJ
VEVY DESIRABLE, THERE BEING NONE IN
THAT NEIGHBORuOOD.-We VIII "1et tho
aloyo PEOPEhTi for sale. on the premises,
TUESDAY, OCToDkR l3. 1881,
nj l:3O o'clock =. ".
TYRys: Easy; 10 be made NJ salo.
T. Z. WINSTON * son.
ocs Real Estato Aur'ionrrrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

CHEWING & Kosy. Auriioncors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

vy,RJ,STEF,S' AUCTION SALE OF A
4 LARGE NUMBER or BUILDING LOTS IN
TIIF GROWING END.-by virtue 81 GER
y, no,n,,her 800. duly recorded IN tho Clerks
,c,ro q, Ilonr.-o County Court In Deadlock ia
A az, 90 Dan default having boon mEie In tho
." If /, norton - thr debt thereby Sc
,rtfed. and benz required 80 70 40 10y he holder
thereof. we shall proceed tosei py aHctoh' upon
tho premises. on
THURSDAY. OCTOBER :. 1891.
n, : o'clock J.. NJ. Ia" following ihoIkhI -
,n-,rit ali those TWENTl-SE'k IN CEKi AIN
tnT.'oF LAND living and being In the county II
ucnri.o Vn near the eastern limits ~ the
civ 81 Richmond. seventeen ~ salh tts having
together n front ~ j53 feet on thr west slie OF
mo National road between brown anu LOWS
s,rco's and extending ba'k WiiMh pirhll"i un"s
no foot 10 m alley 10 feet ~idc, aud Designated
az ini, u. - ~ -. -, 20. - ~. 20, 30, 81
3., 81. -, ~, 80. AMI - n pht f"cyri.i
vim a deed from Dickinson. trustee. To VI. i.
Norfcrio. In pceti-Boos ~ y. pfg" lH', and
,be o.her ten lpfa fronting on Tho cast side \
V,i,c s,rco, h.txccn Brown ana Lewi- streets.
ana extending nack 10 feet TO lO-lnot ehey'
nine Of which lot- front 30 feet ca'h. ard dcslg-
mated a. Nos A.. 43. -. -, ~, -. ~, ~. Aul
.O nn tho plat above referred 10, aLd the o'her
fronting > feet. and designated ~ 10 ~ on snil
plat .u,.,,..,,,i.
Offering Of rrrl, bargains. The property vii
and must Dc sold.
Tysus: C,eh sufficient 70 de,ray EXPENSES Of
sale ana 10 pay uote FOR ssi9."3 with iu'cres'
from ISfh June. 1891. and 'r-ili- rs - - Il.
,,. lsf. December. 1891. AMI $3.50. II due oih
Jrro. isD2: balance ri ~ sine ~ MAJ be Gn
uouucci al tine u salc. II. x. POI LARD.
\. j. CHEWING.
-. Trustees.
CHEWING & liosg. Auciionccrs. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

I ARGE STOCK 100 X y O.
- STOVES. HEATERS, AND GASOLINE
STOVES. 4 cash and : Il pcr week. or LIZ
CANS for-a.a. n. =. IEIul =,
lGO9-l6O9 east franklin street.
DC. g-1ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
, pxo,hro, from tho northern States,

anh Rrc,bren from the northern States,
from tho the central States. from the West,
and from the far-off Pacific Coast. we con-
graduate you because of the great Com
monwealths which you represent; because
az The ,ncalculablc service YOU have rem
dercd TO the world. aud because of the
! faith and hcroism which have distinguish
cd vour work from the beginning TO tho
present.
Brethren from Canada. We welcome
| Won with the spirit of trnc Christian
| rcclprOcltv: we rejoice IN the union OF
| Mc,hodism which YOU have objected AMI
| In your heroic efforts TO buiid up your
grea, educational system.
/ Brethren from the West Indies. we
| bid YOU welcome. II was your home;
which luet four centuries ago gladdcned
| the eve Of Columbus and added another
continent TO the globe. 49,.
"Wo bll ireland welcome here. What
would American Mcihod.sm today he
without the vision Of Phil'p Embury ana
/ the cxcgcsls of Adam Ciarky
| "Wo bid Wales welcome hcrc-tho home
! of Lady huntington.
we welcome scotland with It's undyine
record 81 the labors Of John Knox.
ENGLAND. OUR COMMON HoMH,
we welcome. From her we have derived
the WESLEYAN name and tie Wesleyan eA-
| ample: her tpwurth * our Eil"'Ith' MOI
preachers are cur preachers; her literary
! achievements are our Inheritance; Ter
Milton. her Shakespeare. her Hampton. her
Cromwell her Wesley. are our teachers.
( and when we think of the worlds great
rulers If the distant past nnd 81 TO-DAY
who sway with easy sceptrc and IN" even
! SC olcs Of Justice, none stands higher ID ""i
esteem and love than Nictoris, Queen 81
Great Britain and Ireland, and Empress 81
| India.
France we welcome with her precious
| memories of heroic Hugucnots. IN" lT"-
| testant remnant l. still Distributed over
her fair folds and grow IT must.
Germany We welcome here The posi-
tion which American Methodism takes on
the sabbath question. on the advancing
cause Of temperance. on all great PueS..
tions Of moral reform "a precisely that
which Martin Luther took on the qucs-
tion Of iu,tificauon by faith IN the pres,
cncc # Charles Y. at Worms: Here
stand. cannot DO otherwlee.' No SONG
We sing in preference T. MS battle WYNN
&C.. eruoNc TpWFp IA ORR COD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

DANCE TT AIS. PLAINTIFF. AGAINST DASDf ~
Az. pEFfSDANTs-Is TIE ChAHcLRf COURT
or THE CITY Or RiCHnONp.
l. Charles ". GnGdin. clnrs ~ sail court c't-
tify that tae bond required Of the SPECIAL COM
miss, ,uer by the dr.ren In said Cause al july
p, 1891. has been July siyeu.
Given under my hand ini- ~ lay ~ October
1891. CHARLES W. '''b.N'
a Clo-k.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Agents Auctionccrs. and Brokers.
No T. north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

These advertisements are changed
every day TO give you the current ncws
OF tho store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

DO you dread the return OF those awful
headaches? Bradvcroune will prevent
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

Tie urcsldlng officer. Bishop heencr.
o,ene1 tho afternoon session hy readlu:
the I'D Psalm and then ID" sllth HYMN.
III - on HIS everlasting throne the King
Of SAINTS His work surveys was sung by
tn assembly.
Rev. Dr. William Mast. a venerable Ger
man clergyman from Cincinnati, offered a
short prayer and then the council pro
cc.drd to the election If officers. he
business Committee. through General
secretary Rev Dr. Kim, OF New YORK,
reported list Of officers for the council,
mn ,hny M.re elected without 4lvIs.OL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

They were a. follows: Permanent Chair
man of the business Committee. BishppJ.
i. Hurst. Of Washington; First Secretary,
J. NJ. King. of New York; Second Secre-
,ary. Rev. Dr T.. Is. Hickman. ot OTTAWA;
Inir1 Secretary. Rev John Bond, o.; Ing
land; Fourth Secretary, Mr.. /. /. {.
Snape. Of England.
Thursday. October 18th. was fixed a. the
time for the reception # fIaternal dele
cations from other churches. HE dee
ra;,. were then welcomed 10y Bishop
lfurst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
AUCTION SALE OF A

BIZ chewing & Rose,
Rcal Estate Agents. Auctioncers. nnd Brokcrs'
No. north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-08

The Bishop spoke to the German dele
rates IN German and the French DELEGATES
N French.
4 reference 20 President Harrison nY the
I,shnn called forth appladNo. and the u. III
SION 10 Victoria. the widow III her sable
rohr.. caused the Eugh h delegates to cial
Their hands and applaud.
kcv. Dr. j. H. Carlisle, Of Spar'ausburg.
:. C., delivered the second address OF WEI
come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
Tho Finance Committee on DIR. Steel.

a called meeting Of tho Finance Committee
Of the City Council was held In the Chancerv-
Court room yesterday afternoon Mr.. Har-
grove was III tire char. and II considerable
amount of routine business was transacted
At the close of the meeting Or. George r..
Steel, tho sub-chtirman. offered his resic-
nation as such and III II few appropriate re-
marks expressed his regret at his enforced re-
tirement from the committee. which Wa
brought on by his resignation rs member Of
the Common Council.
Mr.. GugOn III response. said in substance.
Il know but voice the sentiment OF the
whole committee when / say we part with
DR.. Steel with feelings of sincere regret
because we shall hereafter be deprived OF
his wise counsel and eaJnest labors. Be-
ing regular aud prompt at every meeting
when not prOyidentlally prevented II is but
Just 10 him that we express our nigh appre-
citation of his valuable services to the com
mittec and t. the city by entering the same
on our records
The motion was unanimously passed by
rising vote and after general hanGshakinc
the committee dispersed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

RfDToRD CRY. Va, Dec. 3.-Informat:on
is received from County Superintendent y.
ID. Hawkins 10 tho effect that the public
school system of the county cannot be sur.
passed. There are 30 schools IN the county
and all i'm splendid condition. The New Lon
don Academy, one of the best classical schools
IN the State. belongs 10 this system, lit was en-
dowed by Harrison Cheiton IN 1856. and Of
fered % every boy IN Bedford and amherst
counties an opportunity Of educational ad-
yantages Of a hieh order free of tuition.
There are lC0 scholars in attendance at the
graded school at this place.
One of the evils Of our late boom was t. re-
move the passenger depot OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad nearly mile west. and the
company perslsteutly refuse 10 make Bedford
CITY even Tag station. except for special
trains containing railroad officials having bu-
slnoss III the city This IL regarded bv the
community a great hardship. II 1t is well
10 stop IN the city for one, why not the other =
Rev. j. II. Motley. the new pastor of the
Baptist church, arrived this evening and will
enter AZ once upon his pastoral duties
some of our citizens are Frustrated with la
Grippe. among them Professor kiddick. OF
RandOlph-M Macon Academy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
wythevil,e Brunette Going to yna,ono.

WYTHFyIrLz. Va. Dec. Especial. l.
Miss Annie Crockett. a tall and handsome
brunette OF tins city. and daughter Of Mrs
NJ. G.. Crockett. was married Wednesday
morning by Rev. T. NJ Mcconnell to Mr..
William II. Simpson. of Nincennes Ind.
The bride. a tall brunette, was becomingly ar
rayed III cream faiile silk. court train trim
mngs of pearls and chiffon. Her flowers
were bride roses and iaponicas. She was at
tended by her friend, Miss Alice KelsO, Of
Nincennes, who wore a costume of fawn and
canary and carried Marechal Neil roses.
Tie attendants were Mr. Lyle e. Simpson.
brother OF the groom Mr. John Boyd. OF
Nincennes Me-srs. VIII Irnkle and Alex.
White OF this place a pretty wedding
breakfast was served At o 80 the bridal
party were driven 10 the depot and took the
train for an extended trip.
Among the guests were Mrs. r. Simmer
man and daughter. Princeton. w. Va. Mr..
Joe Peck. POcahoutas Mr.. and Mrs. Kabrlch
Mr. and Mrs Laughon. Pulaski City. Miss
Mary Crockett. Litter, Va: Miss BERTHE
Sanders Speedwell. The presents we're beau
tllul and valuable The brides travelling suit
was handsome tailor-made wood brown
cloth. with hat aud gloves to match She
looked lovely. The couple VIII reside III Vim
ceuues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

WyTHFvTLLF. Va. Dec. i.-lSpecial. The
grip is still raging here and with fatal results.
Mrs. NJ T. Rich died Friday and Mrs. Viii
liams passed away Mt the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. A. C. Clark, Saturday. Mrs. Clark
is very sick. and Dr. James Gibbony and his
wife and daughter ere ILL.,
The remains of Rev George Stewart. who
died Friday at Dublin. Va. were brought
here Sunday and taken by the Masons out 10
Alt. Pleasant cemetery for interment.
j. :. Chatwell. OF Frank x Co.. Tazewell G.
H.. is visiting his mother and family in this
city.
Miss Mary Sullivan has returned from her
visit TO Baltimore
OF j. Ellis Perkins. of this place. were brought
from Point Pleasant. W, Va. by her son
Nicholas. with whom she was living Her
burial took place to-day in East-End GENE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
Nirclnln NnMa Nofes

Joel Johns. the oldest citizen OF Lunenburc
county, died Monday aged ninety-one wears
He was the youngest OF the thirteen chill.
dren OF the Rev. Joel Johns. Sr.. Baptist
preacher. strange Characteristic of the
family IL that of the thirteen children twelve
died in their eighty-ffth year.
The total shipment of coal over the Nor
folk and Western railroad from the Flat Ton
and Clinch Valley regions during the month
of November amounted to 20l 463 tons
against l4i. 775 from the same regions in the
same month last year, an increase Of So .42S
tons
The treasurer of Loudoun county states
that 80 fur this year not single coupon has
been offered IN payment of taxes by any citi-
zen of Loudoun, nor by those in other States
owning property within its borders.
At Coal Valley. w. Va. Wednesday night
coiored whisky thief named Clink was fla
tally shot by Waterman.
Near Round Hill. loudoun county Wed.
ne'day, William Smallwood accidentally shot
himself whilst hunting and died in q few
minutes
Captain John NJ Hocs, an honored mem.
Der and elder OF the Presbyterian church,
ana prominent citizen of Montgomery
county. died vt his home near Radford We'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
The BsnnIncton'. Machinery Defective.

NoRToLE. Va. Dec. THE necessary re-
pairs 20 the United States steamer Bennng-
toms air pump rod will be speedily made. and
she will fill up with coal. Several serious de.
fects have developed since tho ship left the
New York yard The distilling apparatus for
fresh water has proven 50 imperfect in its
working that il has been found necessary 20
put the officers and crew Of the ship upon a
limited daily allowance of fresh water for
washing and drinking purposes.
One of the four boilers in the ship got to
leaking so badly on the trip from New York
g. Hampton Roads that it became impera-
boiler was put in such repair as the facilities
Of the ship admitted while at Yorktown. vet
when it was attempted TO get up steam in it
again inst before leaving there the leakage
around tubes, belt straps and seams became
50 great that it was necessary again 10 haul
fires before "A working pressure of steam IN
the boiler had been attained.
Add 10 these weaknesses the insufficient
power of her dynamos and tho breaking Of a
vital part of her machinery and it appears
that the Bennington is not yet IN a condition
for cruising in foreign waters.
The BennngtOns small arm target practice
was suddenly interrupted by the order from
Admiral Walker 10 come here for the needed
repairs 10 her machinery and for coal. Never
theless a week of very excellent and creditable
work was done. Three ranges were laid off
on the south bank of the J ork River and the
whole ships company practiced at individual
firing at l00 200 and 300 yards. A few da, 3
more would have sniliced 10 qualify" the
men IN classes. according 70 the programme
of the squadron of evolution. Although the
records are incomplete they show high
average
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
DHATIIs.

MATTHEW'S. -Died suddenly in New York
city, December ith IF. WRIT MATTHEW'S
formerly of Richmond.
ULLOUGH.-Died. az her residence, corner
Second and Decatur street Manchester. Deem
Der 3. 1891. Mrs. CAIiAklNE CULIOUGH.
Funeral az iU cl elk TO-DAY from ST. Peters
cathersL FRIENDS and acquaintances invited
10 attend
KENYON Thursday night December
3. 1871 an the Retreat for tho SICK. ANNE
BODNH. daughter of Captain Richard Is. an
Louisiana T. hcnuOn.
The funeral viii take place from ST. James
Episcopal church THIS Saturday. MORNING
az lJ o'clock.
QCARLES.- Died. on tho "a instant. at Peters
burg, VA. SUSAN j.. QUAKLES, widow Of Col
Onei Henry w Cuqries
Ir!cn Is If the FAMILY are invited 20 meet the
romans 40 Iyrd-street depot on arrival OF the
ll:5 A. 1L train TODAY. lntermeut az
Sh0ckoe cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
The >. a. Walker Camp Arranging for n
Reunion.

PULASKI. Va. Dec. 3.-fSpecial. The
James 4. Walker Camp met here to-day and
made arrangements for q reunion OF the Old
'.'Con,edS' around the festive board some dav
during the coming holidays. Jim Pratt
the unterrihed Democrat of Pulaski. and one
OF the most gallant Of the officers of the Fifty.
fourth Virginia. was here carrying about 200
moro pounds OF flesh than he did when hs
carried three days ratiOns. OF course. Can
tain Teany, who still wears the gray" was
present. General Walker. Rev. q. TAYLOR
Martin; Judge X. NJ Brown and other dis
tngushed "eX-rebs" Will be at the BANQUET
Captain ]. II. Larow distinguished mem
Der Of the Pulaski bar. is a candidate for the
county ludgship.
Dr. Bramblith has been quite unwell some
days. -'0
Colonel j. Il. Miller is in Suffolk at,endin,
meeting of the Good Templars.
squire Stuart reports five members OF his
family with the grip to-day.
Inc Methodists pounded their pastor last
evening. S'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
The Second Cvmunstic Display.

The second gymnastic display last evening
in the hall of the Young Mems Christian AS.
ISOLATION by Professor Horace +. smith and
his pupils proved to be u decided success.
The programme was very fine and well exc
cuted
The exhibit on the Roman ladders, which
had never before been given in tins citv oar
ried OK the palm of the evening. The evm-
nasium members who took part III it had o.
very good opportunity to exhibit their skill
and were rewarded with loud applause.
Among the audience were quite q number
OF Senators and members of the House of
Delegates. who had been invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
Death of Thomas spaugh.

WINSTON. n. c.. Dec. Especial Mr..
Thomas Spaugh. a wealthy and influential
citizen of Salem and "A prominent member of
the Morayian church. died this morning at
the advanced age Of seventy-three years.
Professor George Markgraf late music in
structor in the Salem Female College. lett
with his wife to-day for his old home at New
salz. Germany. The professor received a
stroke of paralysis few months ago, from
which he has never recovered.
last night. They visited the residence of
Mr. George W. Pinshaw. vice president of
the Peoples Bank; Messrs. Thomas and Henry
Leak and John ID. Watkins In each instance
they were frightened away before making an
entrance.
Letters were granted here to-day by the
clerk Of the superior court incorporating the
Twin City Club. which has for its object the
social and literary entertainment OF young
men of WiustOn-Salom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

AMHERsr CouRrHoCsr, Va, Dec. g. Spe.
cial -Depuiy-Sheriif 4. D. Beard returned
Yesterday evening from the mountains with
the man Bruce. charged with killing one
Heartless in Or.noco neighborhood on the
night OF November 2lst at a Orn-shucking.
The persons are cOlored.
Rev. W. q. Boggs. of the Methodist Epis-
copal church. left with his family to-day for
West Point. Va. his new charge The whole
community regret that Dir Boggs was not re-
turned 10 this place. He is a good preacher
and pleasant, popular gentleman.
An effort Is being made 10 rcorgauize tie
lodge Of Good Templars at this place
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
"A Man aud q z00-Pound Bear Fight.

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Dec. A terrible
encounter between an unarmed man and a
4o0-pound black bear is reported from the
LUMBER camp OF Stetson X Co. in Lincoln
county. For some time past Arnold Moore
the COOK at the camp has been missing meat
ana other articles from the stores. Entering
tho COOK house Yesterday he saw a big bear
with MS head IN "a barrel, aud at once attacked
~ III the rear, The bear backed out. and az
once terrible combat ensued. in which
his body and limbs. He would have ban
killed had no not managed to grasp butcher
knife, with which he stabbed the bear 10 the
heafh Moore's recovery is doubtful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05
SHIT Against the CITY.

DANy1LIE. Va. Dec. Especial. l-P. II.
Boisseau. the administrator Of The estate Of
Sidney Perkins. has instituted suit against
the city OF Danyille for the sum of 30 OOO
Perkins was a negro laborer employed by the
city last summer in digging a sewer ditch on
Spring street. The ditch cayed in and caught
number OF vOrkmen. -Four or five were
more or less hurt and Perkins was killed.
A. j. Montague is the lawyer representing
the heirs # Perkins. and Colonel George G.
Cabeil, the city attorney, will appear for the
city.
he funeral OF j. NJ. Hundley took place
from his home at Sandy River in this county
tO-InY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-05

DANWLE. Va. Dec 3.-lSpecial. With
the breaking Of the cold wave and the melt
ing Of the snow there comes balmy weather
and tie long-loOked-for tobacco season %
The result is the nine loose Leaf tobacco ware
houses are crowded with the golden weed and
tobacco men are very busy. So far prices
have not changed. and the eagerness of buy
ers for stock keeps the figures away PUP in
the pictures" Danyile people are highly
pleased with the plain. business-hke message
OF Governor Mckinney, which they read in
TIE TINES this morning.