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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-27
City Map.

A handsome lithograpb map of the city
lowing ell the streets and location OF th
ubhC ll1luIugs, etc, for sale Mt thu
eica sgt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-27
Partnership Notice.

C. A. Rose of North Water street and
Chas. p. Mueller of Paramount have com
bined their business and will be known
hereafter as Rose & Mueller, the Fair
mount florists City office 404 n. Water
street, greenhouses on Paramount, tele
phone 33S. Call US up for anything you
want in our line. 1SI-6t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-27

Blanks o! ever description can Be found
IN the business ofhce CT the EAsLE frs
foor. IN quantities % suik Cal as tie
-or,rts- II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-27
First Concert Nov, 18th.

A limited number of season tickets
have been placed on sale at Hyde d.
Humble's LA n. Main st. and at Mrs.
i. S. Carriers 407 K. Douglas. Price
for the whole course So. Each season
ticket holder has one seat reserved
cor the four entertainments.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-27
AN ANGEL OF THE SLUMS.

The Good Work Done by Young
Woman Among LOndOn's Poor.
Miss Beatrice Potter, who has done so
much work and such good work in be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-27

with the expedi-
ton as interpre-
ter. In August,
1888, Crampel
started for Ogoo-
nj, and was long
delayed by a war
like tribe, who
demanded full
particulars as to
his mission. My
friends. !" said he
to the council Of
chiefs, my ia
ther ia chief of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS
Lotus Glee Club of Boston.
Philharmonic Club, New York.
Divide Musin the Great ViOlinist

Prices of Course Tickets securing
q reserved seat for the three concerts:
Parquette. $3.50 per seat.
Dress Circle S1.S0 per seat.
Family Circle. S1.S0 per seat.
Balcony, slips per seat.
Reserved seats now on sale at the Of
fee of The Knight Investment Co. 200
North Main Street.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-10-27
PAUL cRAMpgL's CHILD WIFE.

How an African Explorer Made Friends
with the Natives.
Paul Crampel, the French explorer
recently killed in Africa, was but twen-
ty-seven years of age, yet he had done a
great work and excited SO much enthu-
siasm in Paris that the managers Of
French Africa have decided to carry out
his plans in detail His widow is lady
of much culture, and though overcome
at first by grief, is now laboring ear
nestly in furtherance of his plans.
Much interest is felt as to the fate of
Nyarinzhe, the African maid, who went
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
~ n,aroRrc arRrcTuRr.
Democratic Rally.

Wur1r SToSF Va. Oct. eo.-Garland ma
Washington will win Yesterday was sais dsy
for the Democrats Of this county. Hon. Jsines
F Garland the Democratic NOMINEES Ior ths
Hone. Tor tbi, county aud Richmond; toiohes
Eobert j. Washington, tho Deinocrstc hoHithee
for IA, senatorial district, and Hon. W. =. LII
tle az lreiericksburg. were adTcru,e9 10
sneak A. Lancaster Courthouse. Az CLOCK
these gentlemen s.ctnded the rostrum hna LOT or
,eyernl hours held the large and enthnslashg
andionce. Garland led on. and III clear snu
forcibie manner gave sn account OF hls 'ts"
srishir. Washington followed IN speech o. V0-
cUlisr force ehoctiVcnes ana eloquenco. ,i.u
Then Sir 4. Spieor Curictt, tho i'epuohcau
nominee for the House. asked 70 an
nonnce his candidacy This vas wiliney
accorded him. and in his choracteri'tic siyle
said he was Republican; that he lRNotseu
nearly everything that Colonel Washington
had ssid. that Senator Daniel was lns personal
friend. Int il the Republicans had amAoiT
he wonld have 10 support Republican Tor the
tinted States senate. Here Republican, IN
terrupfed him hy saying: You voted Tor Dan
lei for Governor. why is he noi - good man
now a. he then was2' Curlett did not wish 20
hear this and slipped over. Curlott spoke abont
ten minntCs snt when he hnished inc hephDil-
cans -oeme greatly relieved.
Hon ". A Little was then introduced ana In
an ornate olOQuent and forcible specch com
nletolv captured Reputl'an' and Democrats
alike Garland and Warrington Wi be ttected
bv A large majority A large number OF both
white and col0red Republicans will not support
Curlett Two years AGO when Garland wa,
nominated Curlett did all he could Tor him and
seainst the Republican party. Tho hepubl-
rans remember this and do not think that Mr.
Iurlett knows what consistency Is.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
Death Of Mrs Morean-uvsneniai.

WELDON. n. c.. Oct. el.-lspecial This
morning. about clock Mrs. lmogen S. Nor
gan. wife Of j. K. Morgan. died III this
place after ST. illness OF about week, Ia the
twenty seventh year Of her age. She leaves
three children. the youngest Of whom Is less
than two weeks old.
Colonel Harry Skinner. Of Pitt. passed
through here to-day en- route 10 salisbury,
where he will speak to-mor iow IN the interest
OF the reform movement Colonel Skinner Is
suoken Of as a democratic can ildate for Gov
ernor next year lie, though lawyer, has
strong following III the Alliance, whose cause
he has warmly eSpOuset.
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Lee Johnson, ms
tive OF suffolk Va. hut for several Years resi-
dent Of thi. place. was married to Miss Mary ",
daughter Of Dr. A. Is. Pierce, Of this place, the
Rev J. A. Lee officiating. The ceremony Was
REFORMED ut the Methodist church. and imme-
diatey aft.rward the bride and groom left FOR
a visit 10 his parents al Suffolk. The bride Is
niece Of Mrs. L. l.. Lyons, OF Richmond.
The large saw and planning mills OF Dickson.
Duncan 4 passe we're burnel AZ kinston on
Sunday The fire was accidental The amount
OF the los, has not heen learned.
Miss Willie Norwood, Of Narrenton. returned
home TO-DAY from a visit TO friends here.
Miss Emily Long has returned home from
summer outing al Blowing Rock and other re-
sorts in Western North Carolina
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
STATE AND SATIONAL Politics.
A Talk With Colonel Charles T. O'FerIall on
the TnliiicaI Ontlook.

the Political Outlook
In one OF the cosy parlOrs Of tho Exchange
Hotel last evening Hon. Charles I. O'lerral
was awaiting late train for Amena Court
house where be will speak to-day TO the
Democrats OF that county.
A INNS reporter inquired about the meet
ing Yesterday ut Hanover Courthouse. 10
which he replied, Il have seldom seen more
intelligent and enthusiastic audience. and
the meeting was, in every way success
After my talk Colonel II. I. Wickham sp ke
and then Messrs. Ruin and pierson con
sumed an equal time IN answer TO HIM
There is no doubt, think, of the election Of
Colonel Wicfham.
What do you think Of the general outlook
in the State. asked the reporter, Il think
the prospects are very bright and that the
party is working tremendously and on to a
grand success.
What is the prospect for a Southern Speaker
in the next House, u am for Ju lee CRISP.
OF Georgia. consider him one of the best
equipped men in the House. and he would
make a splendid presiding officer
How do you think ONO will go this fall u
am hopeful. but, Of course, not sanguine
Campbell is making good fight, and would
be delighted to rec him win. should ONO
now 60 Democratic 1 think it would settle
the contest for 1872. but even If We should be
beaten there now it would not be discour-
aging. for the State has always been con
sidered Republican, and we will certainly
make largo gains"
Now. asked the reporter. what Democrat do
you consider the most prominent for the
presidential candidate next year
Cleveland by all Means he said: the
record he has left after four years OF admins
tration has never been surpassed. a1d he ia
closer to-day TO tho hearts OF the Democratic
masses than any man LAS ever been since the
days OF Jefferson
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
Petersburg Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA, Oct. ef.-fSpecisLl-Mr. c.
{. Phillips an aged and widely-known citizen
OF hesteriield county. il critically III with little
or no hopes of recOverr. Mr Phillips Is the
father Of Mr.. o. W, Phillips. of this city
Mir. w. O. Young was appointed money-order
clerk OF the posto1ce.
Among tho capitalists who were here yester-
day looking for sites for shoe factories and
other large industries was Mr.. +. s. Blaine. a
son Of Secretary Blaine. The visitors. who were
mostly from Boston. all expressed themselves as
much pleased with the water. power hero. The
party loft this morning on their return home,
The peanut market Is steady with good de-
mand; receipts nominal; prime, g2sc.; sNtra
prime, Sc; fancy. lfc. No old stock OF
SPANISH here. few sacks OF new were re-
ceiycd this week and sold at &c
In response to thereqnost 81 many citizens
eNpressed verbal ~ and in writing Mr. Milliam
j. Ncllvsinc will tomorrow announce hlmself
q candidate for the Hou-e OF Delegates from
Petersburg Mr.. hcilwsno is prominent
young lawyer here and member OF tho city
council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22

Music for tho Howitzsrs and Horse Guards.
Visitors ri the stats-House.

The Governor yesterday received letter
from Captain Enker, of the Stuart Horse
G yards. requesting permission to enlist a
mounted band, TO be attached to ms COM
mand. The men" the communication OK
plains. are to 10 regularly enlisted. but on
parade occasions. &c. TO be detailed as must
clans" The request il approved by Colonel
q. Percy fiNwes the regimental commander.
4 communication 70 the Governor from
Major W. T.. Sinions, OF the FIRST Arul ery
states that CAPTAIN llutcheson. OF tie Rich
mond Howitlsrs. desires 10 obtain permission
to form a musical band for services with bis
battery. either by onlisting men for the pur-
pose or by detailing snoh suitable men as he
may have on his rolls such men 10 10 regu-
larry enlisted and subject 81 oil the laws aud
regulations for the government OF the bat
terry" Continuing the Major says in his
opinion military band will have moral
nnd wholesome effect upon the organization. d"
Tho Governor granted the permission asked
for in each case.
James Smith sergeant Of Alexandra city
was at the Capitol Yesterday.
Among the other visitors were Mr.. Arsta
Hose. treasurer Of Stanton city Hon George
S. Shackeiord. of orange county. and Rev. j -.
r. Moiiett, of Danville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
The News OF Norfolk.

NORFOLK. Va, Oct. 2l.-lspecinLl-Th Nor
folk Light Infantry Blues, with about forty
men left on the 1920 train for Lvnchbnrg to-
night 20 take psri i'll the parade and sham bat
tie a. the grounds of the Lynchburg Agrlcults-
raj and Mechanical Society.
A postal card ., been received here by tho
firm OF ". 4. Brown X Co. stating that Captain
theevers. OF the schooner II. ID. Hopsin,, had
died at the mouth OF the Rappshannoct river.
The Hopkins loaded with lumber at Plymouth,
\. C.. and sailed from there Septem or 18th.
She should have reached Philadelphia as other
schooners sailing Al h. same time and IT "a not
known what she Is doing at the mouth OF the
Rsppahanhoek.
The negroes OF this city are making elaborate
preparations for the emancipation convention,
which meets in this city October 26th instant.
Miss Mamie V 1aury and MIR. q. W. Powell
were married Yesterday at Cumberland-Stre
Methodist church, pr Starr Officiating The
young people, who are prominent IN Norfolk
society circles, left OH the Norfolk and Western
for an extended tour of the Vest and North
west.
The Lawrtnceburg Knitting Company has
been organized here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
brilliant Wedding and sad Death.

Charlottesville VA, Oct 2l.-iSpociall -
This afternoon at ego Miss Mary linkard,
daughter OF the la'e MIR. G.. William Bailey. was
married 10 hlr +. Ellis Martin. 81 tho Presbrte-
rian church. in the presence o, large number
of friend. and well-wlshers. The bride, Oh the
arm Of her brother. Nr. William I. Bailey en-
tered the o z aisle, and the groom accom- anied
Iy his be,r man, Mr.. ". A. Irvine, entered ny
the right elsie. The ceremony Was performed
impres.ivey by the Rcv. Dr. 6. l. Pe'rie
The bridal psrtv were accompanied by many
friends to he Union depot. WHERE Mr. and Mrs
Martin took train for Atlanta and other South
ern cities for visit Of several weeks.
he Colored industrial fsir Logan to day
with good speeches by several orators. To-
morrew grand parade will marx the chef day
of the show. 80.
Mrs y. W. Herndon died about o'clock this
morning alters long and painful illness. Her
malsiy puzzled her physlclnns. who more than
once thought her diving many days before the
end came Her husband and two daughters,
Mrs L. d. Payne and Mrs I. i. Carver, survive
her.
The case Of General James q. Field against
the county has been submitted 10 Judge trims-
ley of the circuit court The county had some
mules housed in the Generals tarn or stable,
which was burned. Ho 10 seeking damages Tor
his loss.
Mayors b. Wood left for the Warm Springs
10 day. where he will remain several days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Captain X. T. Howard Stricken With Paraly-
sis aud Dead in a Few Hours.

Captain j. T. Howard. a Pullman palace
car conductor on the Richmond and Danyille
railroad between Richmond snd Charlotte,
n c., reached the city yesterday morning
lie left the iicbmoDd and Dapville station
and went up to tho mon station TO make his
report. after which he went into the restau-
rant for breakfast While seated at the table
lie had a paralytc stroke and fell 20 the floor
The ambulance WAS called and he Was removed
TO his home, $40 north Twenty street,
All efforts TO save him were of no avail
and he breathed lis last yesterday afternoon.
The deceased was in the forty-seyepth year
OF his aye and popular man
He leaves a wife and four children to mourn
their loss. besides numerous friends. The
funeral will take place this afternoon from
Union station church at $3.50 o'clock, notice
OF which will be found in another column.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
ru,,,,.., enhancement" In Hanover.

u,xovv, cornruorsy. Va. Oct .2i.--tSpcciall
This has been great DAY Ior 'hf nn;,,, iha
democracy OF historic Hanover: w, pen ns ha az
iots On The third OF next month, ana y beinR
rso.rsllv known that Colonel 'hefIes !,
q Ferran the gallant Democratic war morse Oh
the Valley would address thcm, tne sDsrrf,
sirn. of the county turned out IN un.snaIy
large nnmbors. There wa, also n larse ueiesa-
lion present from the adjoining county .h on
Caroline. which with Banoyer comioseS Nhe
thirty fonrih senatorial district
Mr. Henry L. Nickham, our present anu W.
,ure senstor was early on tho grouni, As was
sl.o one T. A. Kicks. OF Caroline VINO mas tie
tomerlty TO oppose nr, "lcAnalp' pnu',Hf'iicsns
and Few disappointed and disgrunted bemo-
cr.t, who never speaks FOR hiW'eil. hIhCo ng
admits th.; he cannot. but VINO carries Alouhp
10 sncak Tor him C. H. piersOn. l1to OF Enfian''
nm ngitsior who uses his position IN tho AM
nuco as a means OF attemptng To- disfhpi the
Iomocrsiio party Of the district ms iletsoh
Was present iO-dsv. ,,.. c..,,,,. Al
lance who urssidt1 over the meeting miro
duced speaker f. n Cardwell, who AFTER a Few
stirring remarks. IN turn lntr0duccu non y. !;
Oferrall For two hours 'ooh,i .;oa ,hem
held his hearers pell-hound, CONFUSING tnei .
with laughter or stirring them % ihnuilova
applause br his inptssionei eIoquenco i 'io
made an erhAnstive and convincing nltoussIph
of the tariff. tho Force bill and the oihcT ieau-
;nr i.sue, showing conciusiycly that the p"mo,
cratic marty IL tho friend OF the iarWef' ah',
closed With an appeal to all Democrats 20 stann
together against their common enemy ms NC
II WAS then announced that An agreement hai
been reached for Joint discussion bet"eeh
Mr.. Wickh.m on the one side aud Mes'r.; Jullah
Iufin and G. q. PIersou on the 9ther. ne a.
r,,rsnc, OF Mr. Nickhsm WAS the signal ior on
onfbursi OF applause VII ch seemed g. shake me
Old court-house 70 It's foundation ihs, spefch
rroucht tho Audience 10 such pitch OF entnu-
Ian th,t when Nj Rnfhn came 70 reply hls
eTerv sentence was received with "hurrah Tor
Wicsh,m' Mr. Persons talk wss received
,oioirder 40 oo,npletoly feeced nessrs Fereon
and Knfin that they vero objects u pity and It
vs. cIe,rIy evident that Kicks wasn't I'm it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22

The funeral Of Mrs. Sally b. Fitzgerald
took place yesterday afternoon from the
Second Presbyterian church. Dr.. Moses d.
Hoge officiating.
The services were short. simple and deeply
impressive. The choir sang just As / AM
and Jesus. Lover OF Ny Soul.n Captain
Frank Cunningham sang Jesus, Saviour.
Pilot Me-"
The deceased was sixty-eight years Of age.
and leaves two sons and two daughters VIZ
Tazewell. Lyttleton. Miss Page fitzgerald
and Mrs. John w. Price. The interment was
ut Holly wood.
The pall-bearers We're Messrs. John A. Coke.
Henry G.. Cannon. Charles Cross, William III
Pierce, George Gibson. s. CT. Wallace. j. f.
BLAIR. G. Mcleod, L. N. McAboy Howard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
Pretty Staunton Wedding.

srAuvTov,. Va, Oct. 81: speciaLl-Mr. E. J.
Cushing md Miss Fannie Rlackley were mar
ried this morning st o clock ct the First Pres
byterian church. Rev. Dr. D. X. Mcfarland pas
tor of the church. Officiating Professor Webb,
Of the Virgins Female institute, presided At
the organ The bride-elect entered the church
leaning on her father arm, and Was met at the
altar BY the. groom. Mr.. Henry b Buck, OF
were ". W. Mc1nfin. Senator kwd. kchols'
j. Lewis Bumgardner, Richard y ker' George
ElackIey j. II. Woodward, " J. Perry and \.
". Woodward. Mr.. and Mrs: Gushing took tho
Chesapeake and Ohio train for Old Point and
will visit Baltimore and Warrington. returning
in shout ten days. Mr.. Gushing isensagedin the
real estate and insurance business, lnd IS de
servedlv verv popular. He ID young man Of
fine character and good business habits.
Miss Blnckley il one OF the sweetest
and most attractive young ladies in stanton
She has lie II great fayorite in society. III
which che has always been an active psrtici-
pant. She is the only daughter OF Mr. James
tlackley. vel-knOwn rs one Of StsuntOns best
business men.
Captain John NJ Opie. Democratic comfy
chairman for Augusta county, who has heou re-
rorted Ill in THF TIMES. is better to-day and II
Is now thought that with proper caro- lie will
recover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
n.o,b Of colonel Binford.

NORFOLK. VA. Oct. 2i-l Speciall-Colonel
lanes II Hinford died tonight nj $50 O G ock
az his residence in Portsmouth. after lingering
illness of several weeks. lie was one OF the
most universally popular men in the two cities
For eighteen years he was treasurer OF Forts
mouth. and was renOmnated for the Office Mt
tho last election but refused 10 serve. Al the
hroaking ont OF the war ne entered the service OF
the C0nfcderscY sScnptain IN the Ihlr' y-second
Virginia regiment At the time Of his death
he held a lieutenant- cOlOnels commission IN
The Fourth Virgins regiment. lie was warm
personal friend of Colonel O'ferrail. who dur
ing his illness came TO Norfolk 10 VISIT MN lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
rbayloffe POifffcs.

KrysvLrs, VA, Oct. si.--Ispecial.l- Re.
nuLlioan convention Of Charlotte, county me,
Yesterday ct brakes Branch AMI nominated
pooker 4. faris for the Legislature. AZ Bow
ton Monday. Thomas A. Eppes, the innIspeha-
eut candidate for the Senate against lhounS
II. scott. and Colonel j. Thomas Goode, the IN,
1 n. Hutchinson. addressed the people ana
we're introduced by Ross Hamilton. negro.
II ia confidently believed that the regular
democratic nominees III both counties VIII %
.factet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
PATRICK Notes.

STUART. Va, Oct. 2l--ISpeciall.On the 2'tn OF
mis- month there will be one Of the grandost
" I IN Stuart ever in this section. the
occasion being reunion OF the old Confedcr-
Ate soldiers Of Patrick county. jndge A. w..
ivbrook i. al the head Of this. and with the
aid Of soma Of the boy, IN gray he is gong
Miss Ada Dolyn,. daughter OF Mr.. 3. G.
Dolyns and Mr.. Henry Dunkhy. son or county
Treasurer Dunkhy were married last week.
Mr. D. S. Pierce. president Of the Virginia ana
Kentucky railroad. was IN town this week
Nr Thomas g. Elam, OF Bristol, Tenn, Is In
town.
tho Grand Lodge Of Good Templars. which
meets in Suffolk Va, TO represent the stuart
Odre.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
MEMORABLE BUILDING BURNT.
The Forest Inn Hotel at Natural Bridge
Destroyed by Fire.
VALUED At FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
Opening OF the Annual Exhibition Ut 's"c"
burg and the Colored Industrial fAir Nv
ChnriottesviIIe-yl Virginia Affairs.

natural. BRrDer. Va, Oct 2i;-lspcci,a -, -
Forest Inn Hotel containing ono hunniSr ~.
ffty rooms, took ere at 4 VI. io.ua, c ~" ~
dinner, and in two hours Was ID INN &c
were saved through tht heroie ouotss % ,n 10
eentlemen and the large force OF 'ervahis. W.
Cottages .di.csnt 10 the hotel we're siso I'us.o,.
90 .s6s. IN. thNtwo finest buildings hIpieuoio
And Tsvil,oD. were unframed. ,.-
ny oi y 4 psrion. Tho veteran hotel msnager,
" read and q. ". Fitzgerald we're overcome
throuSh their sAorts 20 render ssNstahc., out
srs now recovered. The two hundred suesfssto
Comfortably qusriered IN the unnIured ho'es
AZ historic STRUCTURE.
Forest Inn "a. IN old hosiery. partly huit
tctore ths war, enlarged and thoroughly EQUIP
nsa With steam hcsiing lsst year. a Bosion
,vndic.tr purchased II IN 1870 and decided 70
erect magnificent hotel 20 10 completed new
war 1he site OF tO-days ruin viii he Ihe sPot
Tor the new structure. The .prop rty d.su9yeu
was valued Al ss0.ofO and IS fuiiy insured, II IN
Owned by company OF Boston genhenhn
callea the Glasgow Investment Company OF
which j. y Smith j. president. III
Thousands OF people North snd, Sontn WIZ
remember Forest inn as one OF tho iew remain
ing relies of old Virginia hospitality, In an,
other year great modern structure VIII NAnU
on the old site.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22

CxSTntLiA. Va. Oct. 2i.-tSpecisi. Mrs. b.
J. DuNal, who hss been i'll so long with tho
typhoid malsrial feyer, died this morning at 10
o'clock She WAS true Christian woman.
"hose greatest pleasures were 10 serve her Mas
ter and TO give 10 the poor No call on her
charity or her love ever went Hnheodtd She
Sls grestly beloved hy her friends rnd will DO
nuch missed by h community Ter funeral
Eiii he cresched from Salem, Of which church
sht was long a member, at 3 clock Thursday
evening"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
Lynchburz Fair Opens.

LYxcnrrRG. Va. Oct. 2l-ISpeclaL Tho
,wenty-second annun exhibition OF the indus,
trial Society opened to-day. with large crowd
fhe cattle exhibits are especially fine. while
the other departments are very creditaDle. Inc
city IL crowded - ~.
Tomorrow will DO the big day OF the lar;
uben sham battle and a competitive drill
Il.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
Personal.

Mr.. W. 6. Dashiell. in company with Mr.
C. Epps visited tho sale OF houses and lots
conducted by his firm yesterday near Bart n n
Heights. In tho absence Of MIR. Dashieu
from his business MIR. \. W. Bows and other
real estate agents have offered TO cry his sales
or render any other assistance in their power
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-22
We Challenge

any man woman or child who u affected with
constipation. Dyspepsia, Headache or Torpid
Liver to prove that few doses OF Simmons
Liver Regulator viii not relieve them. IL never
fails and is so pure. so sure. so harmless that an
infant can take il and never have second spell
ofcolic. An adult can tax II, keep the bowels
REGULAR. and secure heallh.