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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
Railway Empioyoes DISCHARGED.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Dec 1i.-lSpecial More
than half 1t hundred Midland railroad en-
ployees were surprised by tickets OF Unlimited
leave this evening. They had been working
on short time Tor q good while and expected
better timss before Christmas hence the sur
prise.
lie stables of Mr. Penedict Wheatley the I'M
derisker, were discovered 20 he on hre al an
early hour yesterday morning. and the alarm
given was quickly responded to by fhe derart-
ment. but thov first went e. work getting out
the hOrses and carriages before attempting 10
saye the buidirE. beneath which WAS q great
deal Of hay and iniammA bic stuff rive Of tho
horses and the heArses and carriages we're gotten
ont without much trouble but the other three
we're too far in 10 he reached bv suy but the
hravcSt men. One OF these was so badly
burned by the roof falling IN that it had to be
kii!od forthwith an the smoke 50 injured the
other two that both died. The los. Of the
horses aggregates about 500 their assessed
valuation. and there Was only SID insurance on
the whole
A dispatch received here from Sandy Spring.
Md, announces the death OF Mrs. J. ". Elbrey.
wife of nr T.. W. Elhrey. L. :. A and danrh-
ter of Mrs. Henry Clsgstt The deceased was a
most estimAb- lady aud during hor residence
here WAS AZ the head Of nearly every charitable
movement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
Fire-New Bsnk-Temperance-H ymeneal.

LYvcHBURe. Va. Dec. N-lSpecial.l-, Slr
Charles ". Button left to-day for Richmond.
Collector Z. H. McCaull, collector Of internal
revenue for Lynchburg. Is in Washington.
Mr. Alfred Rando oh Darlington and MISS
Ella VI. Gordon will be married N the Presoy-
terian church tomorrow afternoon az 5ciock
Miss Gordon is one OF Lynchburgs most popu-
lar young ladies and is well known III Rich
mOnd.
the Virginia Investment and Blinking Com
pany OF this city will naugurate a change IN
their business January LIST next Al er that date
the bank VIII be known as tine Traders BANK
and its capital stock now $1,000 VIII Ae IN
creased to sl5OOl0. This change viii enable the
bank to handle large accounts and DO more
business 1t is young institution, but Is pros
pering and growing IN public favor
An alarm OF fire was asloned TINS after
noon By an explosion of rlle OF fireworks IN
the store OF T i. ingram x Co. on Nam street.
Some one ignited "spit-devi for Amusement
and the entire pile was fired. Goods on counters
and shelves were damaged TO the extent OF about
S500.
The question OF another local option fight Is
being agitared here for the coming spring:
Colonel Cheeyes, who spoke on the subject OF
temperance here yesterday. says that ne talked
on tile subject 10 number OF prominent tenn
perance workers Of TINS city. HIS advice 20 them
was to make tight. Colonel Cheeves was prom
inently identified with the Temperance cause IL
the last local option fight in this city. he lett
TO-DAY for Richmond 70 attend the state lem
perancc Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

MARION. W.. Dec. lf--ISpeciall-Mr- Johh ~,
Carico. deputy United States marshal nnlnS
near here. was lodged in our jail yesterday or l
killing man named Nelson IN GraysOn county
on Friday 10 seems that CARGO bad q W",i an;
for the brother of the man who was killed anu
the brother tried TO take his prisoner rom
Carico. when he shot him. There were no WI VIZ
nesses to the affair but the prisoner, who clains
il was an unprovoked murder. and Mr. CaFIco
claims 10 have fired IN self-defense. .,-~
There was quite n serious wreck on the Wy
folk and Western railroad seven miles west on
here early this morning. A through HelShs
train going west jumped the trace deIaiiihs
the engine and twelve cars. inlurlne man
named helfinger a brakeman on the tram rlght
badly His arm was broken and II Is thoushs
he mas received serious internal injuries
he people o. Smyth county have come
nearer paying their taxes in advance TINS year
than ever before. over two-thirds OF the ta1Gs
were paid before December lst, and not single
coupon was rendered.
Invitat ols are out for the golden wedding OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. }. Yenabe on the 2lst instant;
They are indeed peculiarly blessed IN tnelt on
age, having raised ten children, all OF Whonl
are married. and there has never been aeeth
in their family. There are about sixty Of tne
children. grandchildren and great grandchli-
dren and they all expect TO attend the golden
wedding. Several OF their children I'VE IN
Arkan. a. and i ennesee Only two are HNIhs
here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

Mr.. Wilson c. Tbomass Well-Known CHI
rem. Died Yesterday

Mr. Wilson c. Thomas, sn old resident OF TINS
city, died suddenly yesterday morning at =
O'Clock az the residence Of his son, Mr' Lewis
Thomas, at No south Laurel street. Some
time ago Mr.. Thomas was stricken WIN apo
pie1y and has been aiing ever since; lestet-
day morning shortly before 20 CLOCK he got up
and his WIFE magining she heard noiso as
fall. inquired what was tho cause OF it. M
Thomas replied that he had stumbled, ana
few minutes later he was dead. o.,
The deceased was the descendant OF family
we'll known in this city. lie was the only son
of the late Archibald Thomas, e weli-known
tobacco dealer who lived in tho house at the
southeast corner Of Second and MsFshaii
streets. which is now occupied by MT JOSIAH
Ryland. lie was nephew OF the late Jhnies
Thomas and at one time held prominent
place in the tobacco irsde 81 Richmond.
He was well known for his liberallty ana strics
integrity and very popular among tne oiueI
residents OF this city several years ago ne re-
moved 10 Fauquier county, but re uTned 70 TINS
city about three months ago 10 spenh the WIZ
ter with his son. a. whose residence be died
lie leaves a widow and two sons. MesSrs. en-
ple and Lewis Thomas. and one daughter Mrs'
Charles Dclaplaine one Of his sisters is Ms i'r.
A. O. Worthsm. while another sister now de-
ceased. married Mr. Josiah Eyland OF hylaha ~
The funeral will take place this afternoon 81
$40 O'Clock from tho residence OF MI Lewis
Thomas. III
The following gentlemen will act as pail
besrers: Judge s. r. Witt. John I. Goddln. J.
Booien Hill c. T.. Wingo J. g. Wade JACK Tenn
pie j. Leigh Jones. Josiah Ryland, John n.
Childrey, +. N. rutherford, Dr. L. A. Patterson
n Alison
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
TEACHERS TO TAKE A TRIP.
4 Large Party Of Educators Will Leave
December SOth for Cuba.
COAL MINES AT SANFORD ON FIRE.
Considerable Shortages Discovered In tho
First National Bank mt Wilmington.
Death OF Mrs. Lougce.

Rl1Ereu. n. C.. Dec H.-ISpecial.l-Secr
Eugene Harrell OF tho Teachers Assembly.
who has for several years organized parties Of
teachers in this State TO go to CUBA, announces
to-day tina. another Cuban party OF fifty has
been formed and will make atrlp 10 CUBA De
cember 90th. Raleigh will DO represented IN the
party by teachers from St. Marys School, Peace
Institute and the graded school. The list OF
members Of the party comprises amost select
company OF about fifty persons OF the best peo-
pie of North Carolina, representing Morganton,
Charlotte. Goldsboro. Burlington, Wilson.
Rocky Mount, New Berne, Wilmington,
Snow Hill. Oxford Fayetteville, Tar
boro. Whitakers. Pittsboro and Greensboro
Il. ltimore; Columbia, =. c.: Charlottesvlle' va;
We gcross. Ga. and Tampa, ria; Special fuil-
man cars will he provided TOR the entire pary
from Goldsboro on December 18th. running
tnrOut IN 10 Port Tampa. fla, where they VIII
board the elegant Plant line steamer ollvette.
The le, yisatiye committee appointed 70 exam
inc the 4, 'oks and affairs Of tho ONCE OF the
State lrea rer annually will meet hero to-ihof-
row 10 pert orm that duty
Mrs iO Lougee, wife of the treasurer OF
Wake county died at her home IN this city TO-
dav AT the aga Of forty-two years.
The epidemic OF ia grippe has set IN mere
and there Is 4 large number OF cases "hlcn
have developed il the last day or two .
special from SANFORD tonight says th tI tne
mine of the Fgrl't Coal Company IN Moore
county is on fire .ne that numl or Of mules IN
the SHAFT have Seen burned and smothered to
death This mine hAs tesn in operation for
several years and hns turned ont coal OF hne
quality in large qualiie, II Is the most ehteh l
siye coal mine in the 3la te ana Is ueiuS Jpoi
ated by a pennsylyania syndicate OF which
Samuel A. Hsnzsey, of Ph iladelphia' Is presl-
dent ,,
A special from Wilmington s,ays that the bank AK
examiner in charge Of the ltefunct FIRST Ma
tional Bank, Of that city. has n lscoYered shoIt-
ages in the bank Of consderspl e MAGNITUDE
Cashier IA. NJ. Bowden has skip PED anu ms
whereabouts is not known. 10 ~ ,'umorcu tna'
steps are being taken to capture bn l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
4 NOME WEDDING.
Miss MAY Eugenia Griffith Married to mr
Walter Il. Marks Yesterday.

Apretty home wedding occurred last evening
at the residence OF 0lr. and Mrs. J. H. Grinth,
No. 507 east Frankin street Their daughter,
Miss Nay Eugenia Griffith, was married to Dir.
Walter Is. Marks. of tins city. i he ceremony
was performed by Rev. Preston Nash, of Christ
church. r. John c. Marks acted as best man.
and Miss Grace Griffith Wa, the maid Of honor.
Only tho relatives OF the families were present.
The psriors were beautifully adorned with
cut flowers and tastefully festoOned with ever
greens aud ferns After the ceremony q recep-
ton was held and the happy couple received the
congratulations OF those assembled. \ luxu-
rious supper MAS prepared. and beneath an arch
of satin ribbons ana smlaX the merry party
fingered until the departure Of the bride and
groom.
Mr. and Mrs Marks left on he o'clock train
for Washington. and will extend their happy
tour as far as Grecnsviile Miss.
The bride j. the accomplished daughter Of
Mr.. j. H. Griffith who is prominent ia The busl-
ness circles OF Richmond, aud the groom Is the
popular chof clerk az the Richmond and Dam
Vile "a lro&d Offices IN this city. An extremely
handsome service Of silver was presented by the
associates Of the groom IN tie employ OF the
railroad cOmpauy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
fredericksburg Briefs.

FRvDERIcEsBrRG, Vs.. Dec. lL--Special.l -
Yesterday. December 18th was the TWEEN y-nini b
anniversary OF the battle Of fredericksburg.
Now. II one end Of Marye Heights-the south
ern eud is q beautiful cemetery where 1900 Of
the Federal dead lie buried. q lasting monu-
ment to The days that tired men souls
A short tine ago dog Oh Z farm few miles
from this city showed signs of hydrOphOuia
After biting two mich COWS me disappeared
The owner felt satisfied thAt the dog VA mad
and would not allow the two cows to go With his
other cattle lie kept them under shelter and
had them nnichcd regularly Int threw the mich
away. Friday the COWS showed SYMPTOMS OF
hydrophobia. became wild and unmsnaQesble
paving the grOun and fOamlng nj the mouth
Nj. tatleti. tho owner. when convinced that
they were mad, had them shot aud buried
ampton Hudson. the youngest OF tho two
lads who were so seriously niurod hY The boiler
explosion at Stouelraker's Saw-mill last Thurs
day, died loIn his injuries Sunday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

NORFOLK. Va, Dec -lSpeciall-George
hunter ,coioredi was convicted in the corpora
ton court OF this city in May 1885, OF the third
ofense OF petit larceny and sent 10 the peni-
Tertiary for one year. Having benin the state
prison once before five years were added. A
letter Was received Saturday saying that the
writer. who is in Cincinnati committed the
crime and falsely accused Hunter The case Is
being investigated.
As soon as the contested election case is dis
posed OF and the county Judge IA elected the
forces Will be- rallied 10 push forward the Ferry
bill
The net proceeds from this ferry is about
si6O)0 annually. equally divided between the
city OF Portsmouth and the county, " every
session of the Legislature for many years past
an effort has been made 70 get hr0ugn a bill
authorizing another ferry so far without sue
cess. The people of Norfolk are hopeful and
believe they will succeed this session.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
Illustration of Ameiie Rives' Goodness.

tOBHAM. VA, Dec. ii.-Strangers from a dis
lance recently calling On Mrs. AmelIe Riyes-
Chanler found her too much indsposed To APP
pear IN the drawing-room, but after waiting A
apartment. where she did that difficult thing
re eve gracefully an H. In some ganzy fanric
OF pale yellow She lay with her wealth OF golden
mar failins over the soft Pillow in q posture
nor unIlke the sleapjng nymph. But the la,t
CALLER At Castle. Hill worthy OF note was Aunt
Polly., Her visit was to Ameliss maid. Ann,
poiy Is me old-nshioned nanny OF neigh
OF age; She was delighted with her visit. and
describes II Ill her own way:
~, tell you chile, dey treat me jes like Queen.
PISS Ameiie sont for me 10 her room and dar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

WILLIfMS-TENHANT.
a Pretty Marriage Took Place ut All Saints
Church Yesterday Afternoon.

All Saints church was the scene OF pretty
marriage Yesterday afternoon when Miss Lizzie
Cranberry Tenant became tho wife OF MF'
Rufus Carter Williams. The ceremony. per.
formed by Rev. j. J. bowman, took place AT
6.I5 clock and was witnessed by large con-
course Of friends and relatives.
The bridal party entered the edihce 20 the
stately Strains of the lOhonCrin March. The
ushers preceded followed by Miss Lulu y. Scott,
who acted As maid of honor and who WAS clad
in an elegant walking costume Of tan Bedford
cord be WAS followed BY the bride. who en-
tered with her father. AT the chancel the bride
WAS met by tho groom and his best man, Dir. y.
i. Gill
7 he bride wore travelling dress of Bedford
cord. which gave 10 her graceful figure a pleas.
ing appearance. and carried a large bunch OF
Neptutos roses. she is tho attractive ana ac-
comphshed daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. {. -
Tenant and by her many estimaole traits ana
graces have endoarcd herself TO many friends
The groom is the popular and well known pub
Usher OF the Farmers Journal, ana has many
friends who wish him every happiness.
After the nupiials the newly pllShted pair lett
10 spend their honeymoon IN Northern cities
The nshers we're Messrs. fenlon Taylor. Henry
T.. Vaughn. Albert scott, Edward Hottie. sam
mel Dlckerson, and G. Eyster Williams, brother
of tho groom
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
NictiIns of influenza In Hanover.

AsncAEE, HANOVER COUNTY. Va, Dec IA
Especial Among the victims Of the grip which
is SO prevalent IN this county was Mrs IiIzie
Cole, who died Saturday at The residence OF her
niece, ilrs Henry GRAY, near Alice Mrs Cole
was ei2hiy-four years OF age and originally
from altmore. and her remains were taken
there for interment
slowly conyaIesclng.
Miss Ella Leitch. OF Livingstone. Ala. ia visit
ing relatives III the ASbcake vicinity.
The weather since Saturday has been ex-
tremely cold aud clear.
The hog killing time is here and the early
morning air is rent with the 'farewells Of the
dying"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

n wropper. tiisremember do name ns', ,ns
lane cslied IL by, egeactiy. but HIT pear IL, he
hit was a coffee gown. Howsomeyer uas IA
Miss Amelie she gimme the bestes cnser
room and she sot and talked to me IKE : 80
somebody. BY N by she says in her sweet p'o IN
vay. Wouldn't you like to have iltt.v p''
money, Aunt Polly" an say yes, honuS' IN
sntney would" and she stan dsr holdln oue 10 ~,
money in her little white han and drappin
piece By piece into my ole husky ,ons; H. ~
smilin' down AZ me like was s. bunch o. Ut
ers or e pretty little chile, stead OF oio D'"'A
ash-cat like IS. ...i,,, boms
when say at arst better DO gittin no; hoiii =,
now as how Use ole an IL gwlne take me tii I'M
walk dar. Miss Amelie cay No, wait Auut Omi'
/ gvine tax You home, aud bless your ~, I,
Collin he git de carriage an deg MAKE me XIV aoat
de seat by him. an de ladies' sot or &c paon ;n,t
an dey driy me clean home. MY tQns uv uo ata
never gwine 10 git tired talkiD' bout MT "A"'
times what times. for dis ole cretur ,.;,,, 4,
Amelie Rives-C hanler may DO FOUND unty - -
good weather with her art master, NJ. LasnI' , =
Paris on Castle Hill lawn or amid the snII ,,
ing grounds. sketchIng from nature; ! nc ns-
tiful slope of the southwest range OF Vhe ~
lachan mountains lies out-stretchea Deioio mo
posing of late in autumnal tints- ono e.
poses TO take lessons in painting 9urips r-
months OF the year for the space OF zen yet 10
when she will mako her debut amohk INV
artists OF the world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
The Dog vnnnulahed the nald racle.

CLARRsBURG, ". Va Dec IA large bald
eagle swooped down upon dog in the yard of
Js Oh Ware, at Mingo. Randolph county. Thurs
day and carried him I'D several feet he dog
ground.
Again the eagle swooped down and battle
began between the two. in which the dog bit
the eagle so severely that il vas unable 10 ly.
IL then escaped by running into the un1erbrush.
Mr.. Wares children were playing with the dog
when the attack vas made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
A FIGUT IN COURT.
Two Richmond LAWYERS Come to Blows. but
No One Was Burt.


The case Of Clarke against the Richmond and
Danvie Railroad Company was again before
the United States Circuit Court yesterday After
the argument was closed the jury rendered a
verdict for 5000 for the plaintiff. and Judgment
wss rendered in accordance. Motion was made
to set aside the verdict aud Judgment.
and Argument will DO heard on the 9th
OF this month. This is suit OF domages
tor injuries for $4,000 Hon. g. 3. Nunlord
represented the railroad, AMI Air. Samuel A.
Parrish appeared for Clarke. During the course
Of the trial yesterday there Was Qniie an excite
ment III the courtroom for several minutes. 1t
seems that 1r NuniOrd was attempting to
prove that the plaintiff was drunk, and lie stated
that he was unable 20 get the witnesses lie
wanted. Mr.. Parrish said. so il seemed that he
could have gotten them II 10 had wanted and
implied that Mr.. Muniord wNs departing some
what from. the direct line 81 the truth. Nr
Munford objected TO what his opponent said
and by way Of emphasis struck him in hr face
Several blows followed on each side. bat friends
interfered and no one was seriously hurt.
As IL happened Judge Hughes had vacated
the bench Tor few minutes and the whole DIFF
hculty occurred during ms absence. When he
returned 10 the court room ilr MunfOrd was
addressing the jury and all WAS calm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
rnc,,.h c,,,toIist. 70 invest in Radrord.

GaDFoRD. VA. Dec Efficiently q party re-
presenting English CAPITALISTS made q trip over
ihe shenandoah alley and Norfolk and West
ern and its branches. stopping wiki the view 90
investing While hero they were much I'M
pressed and 10 now transplrcs that they have
decided 20 place investments Al TINS Olnt. he
sum Of 100000 will b. expended, and the only
question now is how u Is 10 be distributed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
Three Horses Burned in Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA Va. Dec. i9.-lSpeciaLl-Ar
alarm Of fire this morning was caused by the
burning OF the stable Of Mr.. j.. Nheatey IN the
alley near King street Three horses were
burned to death and lot Of hay and lumber
destroyed The damage will aggregate about
$500. partly covered Icy insurance The fre
was tho act of an incendary, but no clue Of tha
perpeirator has been found.
samuel Garnctt. of this city. baggageman
on the Alexandra AMI Fredericksburg railroad
wnile coupling cars AZ euaniico last night
caught his ankle between the bumpers ana SUI
fered a compound fracture Of the bone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

ST. ALBAys, ". Va, Dec Ii.-Chsrles Hess
and Fent Duval bows of sixteen, quarreied az
school Friday and Hess stabbed Duyal fatally.
On the same day James Jarvis, boy. resisted
Professor EDDY and in fight cut Eddy four
times with lenkulfe.
At Belmont near here, Protes Or Clarence
Singleton was stabbed five times yesterday bg
one of his pupils whom he had whipped on
Friday The Professor was frightfully bruised
by kicks
The condition Of young Duvsi AMI Professor
Eddy il very serious
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

KFSov,. W. Va. Dec i4-The Kenova bridge
Of the Norfolk and Western railroad, the first
crossing Of the Ohio river above Cincinnati, was
opened Tor traffic a. noon to-day with the ad-
vent Of regular passenger trains from C0lum-
bus with through sleeper from Chicago to
KenOya This opens new direct grain route
from the Northwest 10 the Atlantic seaboari at
Norfolk. 10 is expected that the entire exteu-
sion 70 pocahontas. Va. Will be IN operation by
ue~t summer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

THE first symptoms OF heart disease arc short
breath hutiering, faint and hungry spells pain
III side, swollen ankles, for which DR.. Miles
New Heart Cure is a marvellous remedy. Fine
book on Heart Disease, with wonderful cures
free At Owens 4 Minor Drug Co.. 1907 Main
street, opposite postofice, or address Dr. Miles
Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

Secure home ut Highland Springs. one OF
highest. healthiest. pleasan.est places in the
suburbs OF Richmond, Tske Seven fines
railway. Five-riae tickets, IS cents Some
OF the nav houses are for sale on easy terms,
and the railroad company gives yearly pass
with each house when occupied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
WEATHER FORECAST

WAsHrNGToS. d. G.. Dec. is.-For vi,..
Occasional light showers; southessteriyi s'nih;
slight changes IN tempers ure eyoep, in r@,'.n.l:
For North Carolina: Gensraly .
aiher WIN occasional showers: eo-.tlT
winds; slight changes in temperature merry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

.THOnAS-Died. suddenly, Non laya,to.,,...
No. south Laurel street, W. &. TiloWte1 '1as.
slxty-cight years. -'-''' afst
Funeral from the house TO-DAYa.8.Doc,,..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
Removal. EenoxaI

We will move TO our new store about Jan.
uary Is. 1902. We are determined to sell
every air OF boots and shoes before We
move, so everything In our store OF and be-
low cost TIL January IS. 1892.
w. L. DREw h Co..
800 Main street, corner Eighth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
Death of William Brown,

liam Brown. one tho oldest citizens Of Sails
bury. died about noon 10 day Of heart failure.
lie was IN the store Of u. 5. Broan, clothier,
when suddenly he fell and expired in few mo-
menls. He Was about sixty years Of age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

tine, rane Roses Hoses Cut Flowers, Designs. &c. The
t,sse ana pest stock in the city. Everything
or tels vus mo,n our own greenhouses. Mail
HAmSosn' io S1s ssst fES rdl promptly W. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

Sore Throat or Cough 70 .rr.a
gress, often results In an ineur.hia 20 pro-
allns monne. Broya's Bronchia! Trochess s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

NircInIn Ne,yn Nntrs.

BEDFORD Cry Va, Dec. lA-.Speciel The
Otteryille postoffice. this county, was robbed OF
tine registered mail matter friday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

Ths BEST &c. PIECE or GENUINE sun.
CURED TOBACCO on earth ID H'ckok's Fig
Try tt and sea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15

TIE BEsT i0c. PLUGS OF PURE SUN.
q. snd ONrolins sun-CuxsS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-15
MARINE INTELLsGEScg
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Drcrmnzn Il, 10,
PORT on RICHMONp. Drcrnnrn 4. L.


Schooner AMMO VI. Allen. Brown. Kenrol..
leo. Richmond leo Company: schooner Jrt,
Hopkins, Hopkins. Baltimore KANT n II
Gurus agent. schooner Carrie and Bel. WIGS.
nsltlmore,, coal CrnmD & West. scho'r..
William II. Rutan, Miles. New York ro-.i.. Z
Smith il Courtney Company '''-s''