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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

ALBANY. n. Y. Oct. l5.-Goyernor Nm vii,
start on Sunday next for Atlanta. Ga where
lie Is to deliver the address at the dedication
OF the Grady monument on the 2ist instant
Jhe committee OF arrangements from Atlanta
will CONVEX the Governor and his party
thither III two private cars. which have been
secured Tor that purpose
The party will stop at Richmond. where the
Peyhatan .Cgab have arranged = reception
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
ATOMS Disqualification Politics.

AFroS Va, Oct l5.-rSpeciaL Recent refer
ence 10 the new depot IN my correspondence ell
cts further facts Alton Is The IRA ing centre Tor
large portion ofNel on and AlDemarle counties.
Farmers AMI patrons wanted more room NJ the
freight building for The convenience OF loading
en- unloading produce Lovers OF the beautl-
tut wished the wide vista unoDscured Tor mo
view A petition to General. y p rim endent
Stevens of he Chesapeake and Cbio Raj way
Company, is supposed to hit a happy medium,
and suggests a location twenty feet east. Sew
era car load OF lnmhor have arrived and work
be Immediately begun.
The depO: differences. however. rest upon
sta 10 ground beside the auguries Of Nelson
county politics, anout which there is very con-
siderable undercurrent Of anxiety II q rumored
tho ack-rabhits are not the only things pavng
hide and seek" in the mountain woods, amt
that the contest for the Legislature will lie 10
tween the IemOcrat-All ance nominee. Mr..
Harris. and still- hunt canvass for W. ii. Good
win Ieoublcan
! he rains have refreshed vegetation wheat
looks vigorous and tho grass and clover fields
are green WI h the afterma h.
Apple gntherers are busy; shell-barks ana
acOrns ripenIng fast.
The new minister Of Hebron church. Rev. Mr.
Savage. preached on Lords day TO full house.
The members arc vet undecided about parson-
age, which is much needed.
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Mis-, Bacon Marie. Mr.. Money.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Oct Especial. AT
Grace Episcopal church. 60 ham, ia county,
to-day, al i o clock WAS celebrated the maria e
OF r. tarnley George Money 10 bliss rusIo
StaniO ord Bacon IN he presence Of few select
friends and relatives. immedisf after
the cer8money there hand some
wedding hroakfss, a. the residence o. the
bride parents stanford Hall. Miss aeon
comes Of one of the Oldest families in America
She is esutIiul AM ACCOMPLISHED. Mr. Money
mas been resident of this county for
about twenty wears IL Is son Of tie
la,e Colonel Money. OF the Encl army He
j. an aristo ratic-l looking gentleman a proper
Gus farmer. near Go ham, where ms mother
and brother Mr.. william Money. r.-iie. Cap
tam j. Archer Harris, a rel ed officer in the
ngllsh army Tor many years = citizen OF this
COMFY accompanied hv sos eral members of his
family, were a the wedding
Mrs. cunt and her son. sir Walter Nount. of
this citf nave gone to Augusta conn TO lie
presen at the marriage OF ArS lount brother,
Ir David iowman. which takes place TO day.
Or lowman IS engaged in business is Seattle,
ashlngton. lie Is u native Of Augusta.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
THE rlMES-RICHMOND VA FRIDAY OCTOBER 10 1891

we're Marie |. Rev. T. " Potts Officiating. The
ushers were Messrs. Willie A Parkinson ana
Wesley lrowder.
Mr. John ~ ferdue. OF Prince George county.
and Miss Maggie Bradshaw. Of his city. we're
married this afternoon AZ the parsonage OF the
Washington-street NJ. L. church by the pastor
Rev A. G. Bledsoe.
SIR. james Nbeary and Mis-. Hetiio Psrhsm
were married to night at the Methodist church
in Ettrick.
Nr. Marion Harrison. Of Ettrick. and Miss
Cora Chestham were married tonight az the
residence OF the brides psreuis on commerce
street
The hustings court grand jury to day REPORTED
a presenfment against Parham ason col0redl
for felony Henry stewart icolored. charged
with lirceny of ring. came up on an appeal.
He was acquitted. u
At the Fret Baptist church last night Rev Il
r. AGREE rendered his rc-i ynatiOn TO accept "A
caIl to the pastorate OF the First Baptist cnurch
AZ Roanoke. His resignation was lail on the Ia
bic. r..o-
will probably participate IN the sham DattIe NJ
the State Far. ~
The farmers in the counties contiguous TO Pe-
tersburg arc busy digging their peanuts.
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Norfhern Nnck PnlificE.

EVANSVILLE. Va. Oct. l5.-ISpecial Colonel
r. j. Washington. Democratic nominee for
State Senator for the Thirty-siLth senatorial
district. spoke in the cour house here on Mon
dav last our county court day. lie hat quite q
good crowd 10 hear him. cons!de ing the
weather. A heavy rain-s' Orm was raging all
day lie mnde telling speech Mr.. i; Cham.
beers. the Democratic nominee Tor the House or
Delegates also spoke and explained TO the
people his position ON the various questions be-
fore them.
There was no term OF the county court or cir
cuit held here. as 10Th OF the Judges were aD-
sem. The county and circuit courts come right
together and the next Legislature will be asked
TO change the law so that they will not conflict.
Democratic clubs are being organized all over
the county.
Senator John W. Daniel was invited 70 deliver
an address at Ihe No thern Neck Agricultural
Association Fair. viii h j to he held October
2sth. 29ih aud BOTH but he declined on account
OF mn engagement at Christiansburg about tho
same time.
II j. rumored that the man William Robinson
(colored who murdered his wife on Hooper 5
Island, Nd, IN August IS at large III this county
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Still Claims TO BE Innocent.

FINcAsTLE, Va, Oct. l5-lSpecial.l - Henry
Nowlin, the colored bov now in Jail here under
sentence Of death for the murder of G. Alosca at
Buchanan, still claims that he is innocent.
Rev. j. H. Harrison, II Baptist minister who
years ago held 4 successful revival In Fincastle,
will. IL Is said. accept call 10 the Stanton
Baptist church.
Mrs FANNIE y CAREER. wife Of George ".
Carper. deceased died al her residence III this
place sunday.
Monday morning Mrs. James Brownlee died
town, after an illuess Of six weeks Of typhoid
malarlal fever.
he far has opened with fine weather and a
large Attendance. The premium list has been
largely extended. and a number Of line horses
have been entered for trials Of speed. There
are lots of pretty girls in attendance with their
devoted swans aud there is fine dis lay OF
fat hogs. DlOOded horses line cattle and sheep,
and big pumpkins and cabbage and vegetables
and fruit of all kinds, and cakes and bread pre-
serves, jeihes and all kinds of nice and pretty
l1lDs Of fnln la d -ll work
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Democratic Delegates ID -agree.

NORFOLK. Va, Oct 10 Especial The Berkeley
convention. held at y o clock 10 day, was n very
disc derly and violent body. and over the CON
testing delegates of Tanners Greek district a
rupture Wa made in the convention which re-
suited in thirteen delegates. under the leader
ship of j. A organ. OF Berkley Withdrawing.
The remainder Of the delegates proceeded to
make nomination. and Mr. r. 4. b. Stewart .
young farmer twenty-five years OF age. received
the nomination He is a graduate of the Nlr-
GINA Military Institute and will make a good
run. AS soon as the convention adjourn d the
boiling delegates took charge of the
hail and nominated r J. w. Bidgood a
W q thy farmer OF Norfolk county. Mr.. Bid
good accepted the honor IN handsome speech.
He Is Democrat and the botinS convention
passed resolutions indorsing Hon. j. W. Daniel.
Mr. Bidgood is the gentleman Endorsed by the
people convention at Great Bridge. which was
mentioned in The TINES
The Democratic ward meetings we're largely
attended to night The delegates are unln-
structed but believed 10 favor olonel A. Myers
and Mr. Robert Mallet for the Legislature. Tho
city is in good shape.
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Erederickshurp Nntea

FREDERIcKsBuRG, Va, Oct. 1t.-lSpeciaLl-
Messrs. Won Shon 4 Garner. civil engineers.
have moved their Offices and residence from
Norfolk to Fredericksburg.
Mrs. Eliza Jane Norton widow OF the late
William II. Norton. formerly one of the best
known architects of this city. died in Baltimore
Tuesday at the residence of her daughter. Her
remains. accompanied by her two sons and
daughters arrived here Wednesday evening,
and her funeral took place from the Baptist
church. The interment was III the City ceme-
terry.
MIR. Arthur Wake. an Fnglishman. formerly =
resident of this county, returned 10 England
about six months ago. Intelligence has just
been received OF his death in that country
Mr.. S. T. Lane. an aged and wci-known resi-
don't of this county was accidentally thrown
from his buggy to-day while returning home
from lArkers store. and sustained injuries
which II is feared Will prove fatal.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Rosa
Belle Hurkamp daughter OF the late John O.
Hurkamp. of this city. to Mr.. William J. Ford
The event will take place in the PRESBYTERIAN
church, this city, October 2gth at clock Z. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

BUESA VISTA Va, oct. 14.-lSpecial. SO far
there has been 10 % position manifested in the
shape Of candidates either As Indepen ents or
Repubi ans 10 the hOckbridge county Demo
cratic ticket for the House. The first grand
rally OF the Democratic forces III Rockbridge
will take rlace az Buena Nsts next Saturday
night Hon. Henry ST. George Tucker and
Messrs. Greenee u. Letcher and John T. Dun
lOp Democratic nominees TOR the House; Hugh
A White, mayor OF Buena Vista. and other
speakers viii be present
The Buens sta iron furnace is making first
class runs o. metal 10 is hundred ton fur
mace but now running 10 tons pig iron every
twenty-lOur hours.
he elegant and newly erected Hotel Buena
Visa II Is annOhh' ed, mas ieeh SOFA 10 New
York rbrty There Is no doubt o the fact.
There s. desire here that Hon. Charles L.
OFerral will give Us an early call during the
cAmlAlgn.
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A GRAND DISCOVERY.


You women. sales-grls. and you who are con.
fined in Offices. mills and factofies how heavy
is your drudgery. how wearing upon Your
nerves how erhaustng to your strength how
blightiug 10 your beauty You sre often uer-
vous. generally weak and oi'o9ys ure0. You
feel langui3. iow spirited lfeless and misor-
able ovuerience r fsintness, sense o. fgI'nes
or boating after meals. irregular appetite con.
shpaiiol. headache. wake unrcfre ned from
sleep. hsyo nalsris. weak back backacho. bear
ing down pains irregularities
The great nerve invgorant and female rsstora-
tive is -. Gr'en"'s Nervura. 40 remedy n
the world is 20 sure 20 restore strength % tho
weakened and wornout nerves. It's he grea.-
est OF all uterine tonics and regulators and per.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
63d se.sfon M-tbodist conference.

FAmyIEw, Va Oct lJ.-lSpecial AT the
sixty-third session OF the Virginia Annual Con
ference Methodist Protestant Church, con
yened at Thu ace last week. the committee on
wo q. Liegan and Brother Lane, reported hav-
Ing examined the following. and recommended
them for iuneranoy and orders W. " uncrn
". ". Hemine-. }: \. 4. New cry, oah Bill l..
noon the lectoral College elected ev. r. NJ
Lockwoo as ministerial delega'e and Or
PEBBLES as la delegate 10 the general confer
ence: saturday morning Rev o. H. T. Mills
and Hey. } u. Craft. ministers in he Missionary
Baptist hnrch. were introduced and delivered
words OF fraternal greeting. Conference Sc
lected Ait Carmel lennes &c, as the place for
the next annual meeting 8 indav morning az
ter sermon by Rev l.. VI Lockwood SIX canii-
dates were ordained. After the usual routine Of
business Monday. conference adjourned.
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PULASKI. Va. Oct. 1l-lSpeciaLl- This is a
debt-paving county. The delinquent land list
Just posted amounts 20 less than 90
II Is reported on good authority that the Pu-
Xxi National Bank has been adopted as one Of
the repositories of the Norfolk and Western
extension will be- lu.hed to speedy completion
Democrats are confident of victory IN Noyem-
Der Why any Alliance man should not sup
port Have Howe. the regular nominee OF
Democrats and Alllsncemen, is something mo
fellow can find ont
Rev j. l.. NJ French, who occupied the pull
pit II the Methodist church during the past
year. has been sent to Athens, Ieun His sue
cessor Rev Mr. Orr, Is o graduate OF Wander
Dilt University.
Mr. }. ". Painter died Yesterday afternoon
after lingering and painful illness.
Captain Ieaney. of the Pulaski Guards hasre-
signed, and Lieutenant Stone succeed d. him.
while ergeant j. W. Miller has been made re-
cOnd tutenan'
Rev iathri NJ Bride of Wytheyille. was here
on Sunday anu celebrated mass.
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CONFEDERATE RALLY.

To-day being Confederate Veterans day also
there was a grand rally o. the old soldiers,
llree hundred OF them assembled I'D the grand
stand 90 f.. o clock. when addresses were made
by General hOber Ransom. General w X. COX,
General W. D.. Roberts, Hon Is l.. Grady, Cap
tain :. b. Alexander. Judge }. J. DAVIS. Hon ".
II hiichcn, Hon. Octav - Coke. captain W. H.
s. Burgwyn. Colonel J. D Hall and others A
resolution was introduced and nanlmousIy
adopted expressing deeI sym athy Tor General
" H. H. Lee in his illness. General Robert
Ransom was elected pre-, ldent Of the Confede-
rate Veterans Association tor the ensuing year
and Coonel +. ID. Hal, Of Wilmington VICE
president
After the exercises were over the old veterans
marched through the grounds under their tat
tered old faEs, General Robert Ransom mount
ed in front and were Justify cheered.
The annual meeting OF the North taroIna
Agricultural Society was held here tonight anl
T. IT, Battle + ga. was reelected president and
f. G. Beddngfeld secretary. Resolutions were
adopted indorsng the management or The
Southern Exposition by Genera. L. b Chiffon
and John T. Patrick and declaring the Exposi-
tiOn a success.
There was full and important meeting OF
the tAte emOcratic educational executive
committee there tonight, az which addresses
were made bv prominent members.and the next
campaign discussed
A committee was appointed 70 prepare and
issue an adore 10 the DEMOCRATIC voters or
tho State IN the interest OF the Democratic
party
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Six Centsa Mile on the Railroad.

new branch Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road from Covington to the Hot springs
brings this section LITTLE nearer the outside
world but the line Is not as much use ~ 10
might otherwise be on account OF the excessive
rate the charge being SIX cents mile
The new sanitsrium which Is contemplated a.
Hot Springs. and which IS to cost one hundred
thousand dollars. has not been begun as YET
The mail is still brought To the warm
Springs by stage from Niilboro
some deer are eing killed IN this section but
they are not as plen iful a. a few years ago
Pheassnts are quite aDundant. and many have
been killed
Rev James 3. Funston preached IN tie bris-
copal church here Monday night ami ue,day
morning The Episco aians here have had no
regular minister for several years. but Will soon
OBJECT permanent arrangement with Rev. J.. H.
Combs of COylngtOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
MRS. rADDEN,s SLAYER LYSCHED.
George Dyer Speedily Pays the Penalty or
His Brutal Crime at Esstvilie.

FAsrvILLE. Va. Oct. i5.-lspeciall-Early
Tuesday morning Mrs. Fannie fadden' OF Capc
Charles, aged seventy. was murdered by SER
want named George Dyer for her money. as was
announced in tO-dsy's TINES
DER was subsequently arrested and lodged
in Jail al this place. Early this morning mob
had confessed to the crime. end lynchei him.
Dyer was about twenty-five years Old white.
and the instrument used IN the murder was
huge knife.
Tho money Mrs Fadden had in her possession
amounted 10 between 900 and 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
Still Without "A Mayor.

WINCHESTER. Va. Oct. lL-(Special. Our
town il still without mayor. Tuesday the
council elected MIR. T.. Holmes Conrad. a law
yer, hut on account of other business he de-
chned 10 serve
>eyeral sample lots Of sugar heets grown in
ihis county hsv, cen sent 10 tho Agricultural
department at Washington ior ANALYSIS One
lot grown by Captain j. n. Mccain showed 1913
per cent OF sugar.
Sunday was the fortieth anniversary of the
pastorate OF the Rev. j. r. Graham, ID. d.. ~
the hent-street Presbyterian church.
MAJOR Holmes Conrad. OF this city, has been
invited 10 speak AT grand Democratic mass
meeting at frederick, Md next week.
MR.. keaiilg mother OF Mr.. l. omas Keat-
ing. lost sunday y hog that weighed over four
hundred nonnds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
Auffnlk'a EnIr-

SUFFOLK. Va. oct l5- Special.l-Suffolk is
going o have al agricultural fair on the 2lth.
2lst and I'D and tbs PEG lie are looking forward
10 the event with no little interest Among the
DAYS races TO be as follows: s alliou race
Purse $40; first horse. SO; second horse $50;
third horse 50: hest three in i've Thinning
race-Purse go. half mile dash: first horse o.
second horse. els. third horse. SO; best two in
three Trotting race Purse So. three year-o
colts; first horse, as; second horse, S2l; third
horse. $40 best three IN five
Excur ion rates on all railroads.
Mr. dney Britt. OF Allen 4 Britt left yester-
day morning 10 be married to-day in Rich
mond to hiss lice Vaughan, OF that city. In
the evening Messrs Ivy JOyncr and Il l..
Brewer and Miss Lizzie Britt left 10 attend the
marriage
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Konrd of Wilton. Ninet.

STANTON. Va. Oct Special THE Board
of Visitors Of the Deaf, Dumb and Blind Insti-
tuition. and the Western Lunatic Asylum have
both been in session all day and have not yet
adjourned. George A Musbach, Alexandria; d.
renton T. Holmes Boyd. Wine ester; W D.
Quesenbury. Caroline county; ir III. q Mof-
felt. Harrisonhurg: u. l.. Winston. Hanover,
lnstltu' ION.
Miss Gay rent. of stanton. has been elected
to fill the lace made vRcan b the resign ifion
of Miss Shackleford, vino has removed TO i.ich-
mOud MIR. Mac SIN ridge. an old pull has
been elected 20 fill he position in the blind
de, artment made vacant by he death OF John
RYAN
Onr mex Governor" Colonel OForral was
in town to-dxv The Colonel SAYS the Re ubi-
cans will put ticket IN the held IN Rocking
ham county.
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Damage suit c rnpromised.

BRENrsvILLE. Oct. -lSpeciaLl-Ihe Clrcnit
Court of Prince William county. Judge James
Keith presiding adjourned Yesterday evening
having been n session only TWO Jaws me an.
OF Joshua fletcher OF fauquler county. against
the Richmond and Danville railroad. which was
a sut for damages for Injuries sustained the
plaintiff in an accident between Man as anu
Wellington, which occurre IN tctOuer' IoD
wa compromised by the d,iendant paying TO
the plaintiff sl.7JO.
several of { most important cases were
continued 49,,
! he nonresident attorneys IN attendance
were Hon. George A. Mushbach and ) u. John,
son Of Al"Nandrla, General VILLAIN T. az ne n, ~
Warrenton. Kixey OF CIlpeper, and Hon. Il. W.
Of Hair
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Murder Case Postponed.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Oct. l5.-(Special. In the
CORPORATION court to-day, Judge Norton presid-
ing. Jefferson Phillips pleaded not guilty OF The
murder Of George s smith, and after consid r
able debate between LAWYERS Burke amt Brent
for the defense aud Narbury. johnson and
Ca+on Tor the prosecution the case was gost
poned fortng ht. This wa over tardy wit
ness. supposed 70 he Cspltola Crossman'
the woman 10 whom Smith attentions were
exhibited. J be defense justified the alleged
jealousy of Phillips resulting IN the shooting
OF smith.
The court allowed Henry Enelehsrt freedom.
h. agreeing 10 pas hi. misunderstanding fine
for selling beer in the West End, which IS dry.
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siebtseers at the Bridge.

NATURAL BRIDGE Horr1~ ", Oct i5.-Colo-
mel A. X. Mcclure and wife with party IN A
Misses Tyron theilin and scott, ACCOMPANIED
by General Fitzhugh Lee and daughter Miss
Ellen spent to-day sightseeing at the Natural
Bridge. They EXPRESSED themselves as Delng
charmed with the noun ain scenery. AM after
resting here tonight will continue their pleas
ure trip tomorrow 10 HGleigh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16

FRASELrN Va. Oct. Is Special The stock
holders Of the III ewater Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society met yesterday 70 complete ar
rangemeuts for the approaching fair. which
commences the "a of November. Or William
H. Daughtry resigned the pre- idency and Mr.
j. ID. pretow Wa elected TO mi his place.
MIR r. A. PreilOw fine horse King died yes
terday Of lock Jaw. brought on, Il Is supposed,
by having hi, hoof iscerated by 4 nail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-16
NOTORIOUS oUrLAW CAPrUHED.
Noah Adsir, Leader OF the Famous Mullens
Gang and the Slayer OF Five Men.

CBARLEsToS. ". VA. Oct. i5-Noah Adair, one
of the most notorious moonshiners in West Viz
GINA and who has record Of having killed five
men, was lodged in iall here YESTERDAY.
Adair was Inc leading spirit OF the famous
Mullcns gang and year ago the band routed
no fewer than three posses Of deputy mnrshais
that attempted their arrest.
Two OF the Alullens were captured three
months ago aad two others Mere shot.
Adair tied 20 Virginia where lie was captured
after Il weeks chase over the mountains.
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PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE.-A GUARANTEED
~ CURE FOL. PILES Of whatever kind or de-
gree-External Internal. Blind or Bleeding.
Itching, chronic, Recent or Hereditary. 81 a
box; boxes, -; Sent by mail prepaid, on re-
ceipt OF price. We guarantee 20 cure any cass
OF Piles. Guaranteed and sold only by + T..
kEElES Il CO.. Druggists and Seedsmen. 6)l
east Marshall street, Aichmond Va
fe4-wetr.suIy
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Twelve Murderers on Trial.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Oct. 13.-The election in
Mcdowell county on the removal OF the county
scat from Perryyille to WEIGH resulted III a
vote OF 49, for removal and l45 against
Lewis Cox. on trial for murder, has been
found guilty. Cheeseman len erson Is beng
tried for the murder OF James Curnes. Ten
other murder cases will come up az his term.
Officer j.. ". Cunningham has Iust arrested
Isham and Mary Mullins, two more OF the Mul-
Inns mOOnshlne gang.
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fectly and completely cures All female weakness.
Purely vegetable and harmless. Druggists sell
il, sl.00.
Il have been sufferer from weakness ner-
vousness and painful menstruation. used d.
Greene's Nrrvura. 10 acted like magic. Bhy
do ,ron,en s,tger ,ohen DIR. Greone's Nervura
,riy S,t,oly ci,re menu PAULINE kAYsER.
rs Common street, Poughkeepsie, y T."
nH - vor@ Or. Greene, the success
aN- ID BsD ful specialist in curing all
forms of nervous and chronic diseases. 81 west
Fourteenth street, New York, can be consulted
.n-ee. personally or by letter Call or write him
about your case. OF send FOR symptom blank
to fill ont, and letter fully explaining Your
disease giving advice etc. will be returned
.r-ee.
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Hoilins Institute Concert

HoLLrNs. Va. Oct 13.-fSrecial. This IA
nous oil college has opened with larger num-
Der OF Young ladies than eve efOre. SUDDEN.
are here from almost every State in the South
and est.
saturday night large audience assembled IN
the chapel 20 listen 20 the music gwen ny the
teachers at their first concert. The following
took part: Mr.. PAUL. Mr.. bath, Miss Ieo les
Miss peasants. Miss Amey. Miss Hume anu Mr..