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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Among Tire great connecting ln OBJ ihe
great railroad systems 0i IcNl~. and irom
Mexico tO California through lrN1s 10 zoe
great commercial cities NJ the East br way
OF the National Capital. tIo piedmont Af-
Line" a- tla Richmond and DaWile
grand system is popularity known. takes Did
second place. Whether lnc traveller come -
by way of ll Pa-0 0ycrthe line ot the texas
and Pacific Railway through shreveport ''
New Orleans, or, leaving tne Mexican 'rh-
trail railway 40 'i0rreon. he prefers lue route
via The Mexican International ana ue
southern Pacific through san Ani'nio ana
New Orleans. ho naturally turns to tse
Piedmont AIRLINE for his route to W d-N-
ngt0u. New York, and Boston.
Pullman palace slcepal7 await MN "'
New Orleans. Birmingham. or Atlanta to
afford him through trip without rhth -'
to WASHINGTON and New orb; ami lnt
elegant southwestern YCstlDnlcd limited %
W Washington. iu splendid uuurohnn n.tli
i'm swifly-moyng wonders oi tine c3r-ouiId-
er's art. presents standing invitation ioi
his acceptance.
Railway service i'm the highest refinement
Of Do, details. and lhe Kaleidoscope c- co..
miums OF the public, are tna aims oI DE-
MANAGEMENT, and the patronage when
has secured affords t1e most emphatic in-
dor,ement ot their cdort-.
Second t0 hut few systems no it7 .i''
aggregate 0i mileage, DO comedies sup. .-
oritv tO none in thee perfection 90 ii- appoint
mouts and toe afirlctiNcnr-, oi IFS service.
The shortest lire 200 actual distance Ahi
time. the rnioYment- ot ifs hcl.u chD''
even theactu3l figures of this measurements
rob trau~contiueutu voyage OF IFS fatigue
and discomfort. ami put railway ra'c.
among thc genuine pleasures OF lue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
A PROPOSITION.
colonlai Exhibit Proposed for tho
worlds FAR.

rolonlaI Exhibit PrOpored ioI l"'
worlds Far.
Governor Mckinney yesterday recci, ed
the following letter nom John Il. ahip.el
and Marie Il. rhiplcy, addressed TO the
Worlds Fair Committee Of the State iesls-
nature The letter i, dated from Chicago
ave respectfully submit 60 you cur pun
for putting the historical truths connec,ea
with the discovery and coiinization 9i 'h's
country into an objective and soiid snap,
in other words, for sending TO tue oIlV orig. =
Hair nj Chicago a comprehensive NVlouia,
exhibit. which could become the nucleus Oh
a permanent historical museum, iiiusiI",
tino The whole subject of the discovery ana
setslsment OF the United states up To the
end of the Colonial period
1--WE therefore most earnestly neg on Ao"
"a consider this matter whom deciding upon
the financial appropriation for your otalr
exnibit at the Worlds Far, some part OF
which YOU will surely feel disposed 10 re-
serye Tor this purpose, as II Is most iihpol,
sant Americans all over the country should
have a clear aud decided idea Of the extent
40 which the nation owes It's present ma
fionai characteristics to the early settlers
ON lis Eastern SeabOard, dong ull justice
10 al European countries who took part IA
the founding Of this great nation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

the class of objects which cheer and I'M
snire fbom. is 10 doom them 10 misery aud
barreaness. such natures ought 10 2
ancourFod 10 take their res0luie stand
and say: MY first duty 70 what l
ann fitted for is 10 live i'm the sun. ] have
made a fuH trial Of darkest AtricNs rail-
wav accidents, murder cases and the
whole catalogue OF horrors. they merely
distress my mind and undermine my health.
Now. whether Isaac b. ~awtelle killed ms
brother Hiram, or not ! shall leave 10 the
Court t0 decide. win not read the evil
doncp-thars naL The same time spent on
some inspiring or instructive book viii make
me happier, wiser and better man, aud oi
more real USE 90 the world, all of which Is
said in clearest recognition OF the i1ct mat
there are others t0 whom such tcdding BIS
necessary and useful. Boston Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
IMPORTANT ME5TlNG.



Alta meeting of the PoWhatan Club, held
January Sth, sir II. NJ. smith. Dr.. offered
tine following, a copy Of which were ordered
90 Doe sent 90 each member:
Resolved. That Article NIN of the cousti.
tuition heameuded to read "a, follows: "lhc
membership of thi, clUb shall he limited 90
one thousand active members. residents and
voters ut the city of Richmond
Resolved, That Article w Dee amended t0
read as follows: "lhere may Doc i've hundred
nonresident members. who shall pay aH
initiation Zee Cd, twenty-five dollars, iut
shall NOT bee cuarseahie with any annual
dues Or assessments"
Resolved, That the president appoint
committee of eighteen % prepare 10 suitable
plan and the necessary literature for carry
ing into euccess,ui eject these resolutions,
aud that said committee Dee directed 90 il-
quire into the prac'icAbilty and eNuadiency
of issuing i've thousand dollars worth of
preferred stock, ON the basis OF iAe amend
meut To the charter Of the club heretofore
granted.
A called meeting of the club will De held
tonight at O'Clock. vheh action Will be-
taken relative 90 the resolutions. As lhsN
affect greatly the nnancia! interest of the
club, "a large attendance Is very important.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
MATHEMATICAL WONDER.
Marvellous Power of "a Half-Witted
freak.

fre"N'
Pubic Field Is the kingpin of Missouri
.t.. -.,, tr,,.oi.co Examiner
"o"N'' ''' .i.... ,t.,,
AS long rs DE i''''''7 ID '''i"'"N' '" '''
town. WarrDu,Dur- VIII Doe entitled io q
place ODD t.e map. lu general way. fltiN
i- NOT hul.ned with Intelligence. luhet'H
or acquired. he Is absolutely deNolo oi
Information. and possesses Fewer eoci"l
.rarps cham Digger Indian.
We're t pot for bis peculiar faculty oi
...in." a, le terms d. he would De- cat'-
l..u.d .mnul idiots, and uO more said. I'D
arithmetic. however, %" is h-ninihe
fn,f b.. cannot solve DO the instant 10 ON
ur,heul- inc terms. % "a series ot mum 'ei-'
u0 natter h1N great or small, are cale9 D..
him. bee give, tne amount as soon as lh' i'7'
number is given Dos thc eNpeumehtei' i ny
,tci.us ll}e c0uuseied over MN ANA lu'
Wise mau of the ngl21n0lnood nave '""-
cu--oI on lIs ease for lhc past twenty -HN'
years 0r more. but BOO conclusion mas 0'e"
reached DOE tHe premises.
TIet inst burst On Kansas tlly Ten year
ago. a ar-e dry-g10ds store mad chanA,"
hands. ANA tha purchasers desired I'd lah
possession at once, nIt win oiolh', ",',"
ODDS oi invoicing tne 7i''N c''" 'o' n"'
been valued do Ten "A'7 ui",' -"
WHe sent i1 til -"tl-' "u'' "i'Sl T, 81.
persuasion, induced ihe '!"l'7s.O'' "a ,,.,,
1r.m, lu inI- 'iIl' 7'37 ,"' ,..'.r
News. In' o.- ienl eie' NS D." n'.,
dep rtneni- anl cdhe" '" I'D" '".
cH1nHi-t N.s ii'.7 D." '''', 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry l.. Valentine return
cd last evening from their bridal tour. Both
were looking well, and had very enjoyable
trip 10 Savannah, Charleston sand II. Au-
justine. They were gone about two weeks,
Franklin street.
Mr.. james NJ. Valentine. brother Of Mr..
Henry l.. Valentine, who joined the couple
about ten days ago, is still stopping at the
Ponce de Leon at 1t. Augustine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

40 tie recent elections the people Of the
United states declared By about = million
majority against Cars for Speakers, against
Mchiuley's rObDer tariff. aud against reyo-
lulOnary Force bills; vet repudated Con-
gress has Ieassembied and in the face Of
clearly manifested public displeasure has
Insisted upon pushing the most 0dious par
u.an legislation that the country has been
afflicted with in a generation. Since the
measures proposed and the methods adopt-
ed ny the Republicans are revolutionary
and calculated 10 change our form Of GOV
eminent, the minority in Congress is fully
J Justified M re-Ortlng 10 every parliamen-
'ary expedient 10 defeat them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

The American Board makes three urOent
calls upon its supporters. First, for an
average advance OF twenty-five per cent
upon The regular contributions OF last year:
secondly, for additional contributions or
pledges 10 meet urgent requests already re-.
ceiyed from the missions, amounting alto.
gether 10 100000; thirdly. for special ad.
ditional contributions. aggregating $50. 600
10 send out new missionaries, some of whom
are already under appointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Mr.. Mcdonald, OF Montreal, Canada, ons
of line largest foreign tobacco buyers, was
here last week and purchased several hun
dred hogsheads OF filters. Whenever he
comes here he buys from $4,000 10 $4,000
worth Of this export article Mr.. Mcdonald
owns Dig warehouse in Montreal, and
manufactures tobacco into plu-s. lie deals
more largely with the Richmond market
than any other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

A very pretty mu dress wedding took
place at the Marsh+ilI-street Chris ian
church. last NIGHT. where Mr.. George h..
~mither and Mis-, Lummie W. Gary were
united in the bonds OF holy wediock. The
attendants were: j. +. saylie, best man.
i. FLOYD HuXtor, Il. NJ. Anderson, and w.
4. HarWo0d.
After tine wedding reception was held
40 The home of the groom. whore many
friends met and eNtend.l sincere con1ralu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

fhe Neuablo-streot people Will en- ar tho
main auditorium Of their new buiidn-
next sunday morning. There viii De- three
services ON that day. At u O'Clock Dr.
Burrows will preach; at $3.50 O'Clock a gem
eral service viii De held under the conduct
of Toe pastors conference. Drs. Hatcher
Iandruin and Frost, and Brothers. G.. Clop-
ton will make addresses. The other pas
tors viii take part IN other portions OF tne
service. Dr. George Cooper VIII preach
SusIuy night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Munford Lodge. ll1, Order of Tonti. held
their regular meeting at Tholls Han, Mon
day. and installed the following officers
Past President. Joseph Meyer; President,
Joseph T.. Nunallic; Vice President, i. H.
kIeycsahl: Secretary, r. y. Rose, Dr.;
Treasurer. h. +. Tnol; Marshall,
john IL. Feduer; Chaplain, Herman
Keller: Inside Guard. Louis d.
Shumann; sentinel, Harry Nolaski; Medl-
Il. NJ. KRAFT, Joseph Never and l.. j. ohu-
mann
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
oDD-FELLows' DEAD



The odd Fellows VI Richmond are organ
ling for the purpose of purchasing large
section in River View Cemetery. This will
Doe used for the burial Of members of the
order whose families are not able 10 own
lots. The committee 10 push this sche me
forward has been appointed, with Mayor
Ellys0n. Of Richmond Lodge No. 1. as chair
man. There is already much unity IN the
movement. The propose 10 erect a handsome
monument on the section which they pur-
ase % the memory OF the late Judge +. A.
fitlhugh. who was one Of the most brilliant
lights OF the order.
The Grand Masters report 10 the Grand
Lodge. which meets in Richmond next
April. will contain a recommendation in
favor Of the monument 10 Judge Fiizhugh,
and suggesting that the Odd Fellows OF the
state contribute literally 20 the fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
Returns Thank.

The Way and Means Committee OF the
Hollywood Memorial Association, desire 10
sxpress their thanks % all who 80 gener-
ously aided them in making their play,
school. of Tuesday evening a success.
Resides the general public whose pau on
aye lhey appreciate, they would specially
desl,e 10 thank the j. l.. Hill Printing
COMPANY, Nc. N. ii. Christian for hessrs;;
Baughman Bros. and Pizzlni, Catlin ana
Harvey, A. saks 4 Co., Bar. sydnor, ana
Nessrs, Berger 4 Myers,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

regular meeting OF uoward's Grove
lodge. No. i5s, 1. o. G. T., Tuesday night,
the following officers were duly elected
Chief templar, Rev. Brother l.. }. Phaup;
vice tenplar, Sister Pollard; superinlend'
ent Juvenile Temple, Sister Ness; secre-
tary, Brother Preston; assistant, SISTER
Sickel: financial secretary. Brother u. L.
Temple; treasurer. Sister Douglas Temples
chaplain, Brother Gentry past chiet Temp
lar. Brother W. III. sickel; guard, Brother
Allen: sentinel, Brother Holt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
A Graduate.

Practice. they say. makes perfect ln each art
The netrt, then, truly 90
In tupld's ore. II studlOus from the start
Must progress Only. -
LIgo-the fact that have loved before
Proves only now, dear,
That can love you better far and more
BY knowing how, dear.
Madeline :. Bridges In Pm /,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

The following couyicts were received at
the penitentiary yesterday: From Buchan-
AN. W. IL. Keen, malicious shooting, one
wear; Pittsylvania, ID. Wen (coiored)' muir
der second degree, niteen years; Ben Till
lert (colored). malicious cutting, one year;
Lvnchburg. Henry Irvine (colored). house
two years; Charles Buiord, bur
glary, i've years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

The following parties are stopping al
Ford's hotel on theILway TO Florida, where
they expect 10 spend part Of the winter:
John }. Mapp, Of New York city; Ii. West
colt and vile. Of BiDghamplOn, \. y;
(eorge Il. Baird and wife, oi OneOnta, y. y;
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. II. Morris, OF Oneonta, y.
Y. John Strootman and John {. Lutz, OF
RnffalO. y. J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

MIR. II. r. Drewry, ofthe Exchange Hotel,
has lust returned from a business and
pleasure trip 10 the North. Mr.. Drewry,
ac..mpanled by iliend Of his, Mr.. Il. L..
Minor. las visited New York city, Phila-
delnhla. Baltimore aud Washington, and is
highly pleased with the delightful time he
md on his Journey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Alta meeting of the Gesang Nerien Nir
ginia last night Mr.. D. Louis Idle was
elected director. Committees were appoint
ga in reference 90 The masquerade bail,
which will take place ON February 9th, aud
DO bids fair t0 be- brilliant affair. The
Gc,aug Neloin has adopted a resolution to
ttaud The Sanger fest IN Newark, y. w.,
next June
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
,n1ne COURTS YESTERDAY.
Cases Before the Justice-onsiihe" %"
General Fr,'s Estate.

po'jcc Courf.-Joseph cambridge tcoi-
orad, vvas arraigned under the charge 81
assaulting and beating Walter Brown IL
annoared that the oAeuse had been com
mitted in Manchester, and the prison.,
WAS turned over to the CHEZ OF Iohoe u
Major Dudley and Joe Jeilesson' Two
colored bows. were each lined sou TOT hsh'-
ing i'm the street. =. g..
il. :. Waddy (c0l0red) was hneu - io'
cur-ing and abusing his wife. .,,,.o,
George Booker (colored) was aiI" i.I''.,
for irving his team recklessly m the street
and iniuring the carriage OF W. ~ h'' ''"'
The case was dismissed.
Parthenia Walker (colored) hau - a.
fepd herself against the charge oil assam SUI,
Ing and beating Charity Clay; Mar! hyo-
inson (colOred) was charged with Assault
inc Tartbenia Walker. All three were
fined $3.50 and costs.
SuDyelac count NJ 1ppodis.- IlsLi
AGAINST Marchant. Further argued nl yuuso
Jo.ep1 CbristIan for appellant, ana OohN".
r. sands and H.. Il. Pollard, Esqs., iOr al-
pellees, ana submitted. Nj
Upmpbreys against Richmond ana Meek
lenburs Railroad Company. Argued w
George b. Finch, Esq. for plaintlh ID eriO''
and continued until to-day.
rjl Cucun CDU1.-The Court was CO p,
cuuiei in the trial a the case OF sidney "a.
Dunn AGAINST the Richmond ana IeleIsDul Z
T. ,ilroad Company. This is suit Tor
sl50o0 for injuries alleged 10 have been re-
ceived on the 2Sth Of May. in collision on
lanes river bridge. The evidence was
heard until late hour, when the Jury WAS
aJiourpod until - O'Clock this morning.
CL0uccrJ C0vrf.-Dr. Francis /. Fry
Qualified as administrator OF the person. Al
estate of the late General Il. i. Fry. Inc
personal estate is valued at Sl,2o0.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
RIP OF THE H0WITzERS.
THEIR VISIT NEXT MONTH 10
NEW ORLEANS

To Par iclpsts in the Mardi-Gra~. ie''l'i-
t,,s-Arrapcsments for the Joutne,
Programme Of the Carnival-Beautifnl
Display Announced.
Mr.. :. II. Bowman Yesterday receiver
from Mr.. Alexander :. Ihweatt' sener''
passenger agent Of the Atlanta ana Ohar-
Iotte division ofihe Richmond and DanNihe
Railroad Company, tue following letter
"MY DEAR srR--Your favor OF January
24th 10 hand this morning. am si'u /"
hear that the Howitzers Will have a large
,,.,,yd for New Orleans 10 attend Mardi
Gras. | have just returned from new ~,
leans. where preparations are beng mace
,,r the grandest carnival ever hhd lh tnS
Crescent CITY. There will DE three srahu
n,rades. Rex. COmus. Proteus ana malu l
Eras. Your people do not know what the!
,.iil miss bv not going with your party
The crack military companies OF the Noilh
and East will be there % participate I'D IN,
uarade with the Washington ArtiileIy' anu
being entertained by that company Is
guarantee OF "a royal welcome. The Albania
ARTILLERY will breakfast the ll0wiilers As
sociation ana Battery here ON arrival ana
the Birmingham Rifles, under command oil
Captain Randolph Peyton, and cN-N irein-
iaas will supper the party at birmingham
arriving i'm New Orleans sunday morning.
As soon as the X. J.. Lee Camp Of Conieder-
ate Veterans decide what they VIII 90
would like 20 hear from You. as / have Just
had a conversation with Colonel Calhoun.
president Of the Confederate Association
and soldiers Home, who have handsome
building Just recently completed. lhel
wish % show the Il. J.. Lee Camp
some attention an route 90 New Orleans.
The Confederate Veterans Association 40
Birmingham Will also look after Il. J.. Lee
Camp az that point. would like % know
as early as possible about the number ol
ladies IN your party. NJ yOu should nave
any ladies and gentlemen desiring to -o
with your patty who wish rooms secured al
New Orleans please advise me and Will
have pf0mpt attention. This viii save %
/ great deal OF trouble and confusion al New
/ Orleans upon arrival tO find location. VIII
be in Richmond TO g0 through with the
party and will endoayor t0 make 10 grand
/ trip for You all y ours truly,
ALEXANDER s. 1HWEArr, q. q. j.. \.
MAKE YOUR ARRANGEMENTS.
Advancement has been made that tick Is
for this excursion wiu De furnished to Mr..
| =. II. Bowman at his Office, 1921 Main
street. and 10 VIII De we'll for tne Ncur7ion-
| ist 20 confer with him Cn the subject.
! Al members 0f toe HoWiHer Association
and their friends who intend going on this
| trip must band in their names FOB Mr. Bow
man los tuesday next iu order 90 secure
sleepin-.car arrangements.
CARNIVAL PROGRAMME.
/ The ioll0nin. newspaper extract giving
tie programme OF the Nardi Gms Wu Dee
Hr. |..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Governor Mckinney yesterday received
an invitation from the Tampa Bay Hotel, at
Tamna. Fla. requesting MS presence ul the
opening ball. February oh.
The Governor also received an lntllaiion
from tine Detroit Life Guards, Of Detroit
Mich ~ reception given i'm honor ol
Governor Edwin h. VII ans. The event
occurs February ION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29


The annual meeting of the Life Insurance
Company of Virginia was held at the COM
pany's office yesterday. ihe old Board.
with the exception Of Professor l. b.
smith. deceased, was reelected as toiloVe:
T.. William PempcrtCn, General John Il.
cooke. G.. A. Walker Everett Waddcy,
John G.. Walker. Major George Johnston. Of
Alexandria: W. j. Walker. Colonel +. III.
Cameron, of Raleigh, y. c.; James Pleas
ants and james W. Pe-ram.
The old officers were reelected as follows.
III. A. Walker, president; 4. William Penn
berf0u and John G.. Walker. Nlce-prcsi-
dents: James W. Pegram. secretary; II.
Ctbell Tabb, NJ. d., medical director; d,
Parks Facklor actuary; John A. Coke,
counsel.
The reports of the various departments of
the comauy disclosed very favorable con-
dtion Of affairs and "a large increase ln iue
eompanN'. business. A semi-1lUuM dlAI-
dend of per cent. on th' capital stock oi
the company was declared.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
DIR. Holmes Latest.

We can hardly doubt that Of an the books
published during the present week, this
GENIAL volume will De- the most popular and
the most widely read. There is something
ouch.ug as well as appropriate in this M
grafton of the gentle philosopher, in his Ola
age, from the meal which precedes the labor
ind heat Of tnc day tO that which once more
brings together those WHO have borne lis
burden for brght converse and uureseryeJ
interchange ot "it, experience and renec-
ton.
The company which gathers cover tn
rea-cup-' differs in appellatlOn, and. 10
some extent, in character from our ola
friends of the Breakfast Table. Bat old
friends and new are alike familiar creatures
If DR.. Holmes delicate fancy, aud, though
we now meet the new friends for the first
time, we feel as II We had known them for
AN our lives. Their talk is as delightful a
eyer-a little more serious perhaps. with
is tendency % dwell on such topics As the
advance OF age and the approach Of death.
the loss OF friends ami the sad consultations
u experience, but irradIated, nevertheless.
with The most PLAYFUL humOr, and suiiused
throughout with the mitis sapientia OF a
happy old man. Or. Holmes gives over his
tea-cup an account OF an interesting discus
sion he once had with L0ngfellOw on thu
question whether poets We're l0ng-liyed
race. The present century furnishes evil
dence on both sides.
But, as our AutOcrIt says, "Our young
poets need not be alarmed. Tenny-
son is still writing al eighty, and Brown
ing reached the age seventy -seyen.' We
will add, what his own m0desty might
tempt him 10 doubt, though the present vol
ume entities Us 10 gainsay his doubts, that
the Poet Of the Breakfast Table. though
now well past eighty, is still poet over his
teacup. The tea table at which he sits with
his friends resOunds on occasion with
graceful and mslodious verse. Here 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

The euteriaiumeutwhich was 10 be given
az thc y Dung Men, Christian Association
To- night. has been postponed until lnun-
day, February 9th. This entertainment
promises t0 De one OF the most interesting
Of the course. Members Of the Association
will be admitted Tree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

An inspeclion trip viii bee made today
OBS tn the new James river division Of the
Richmond. fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad. The train, which will contain
the officers of The road and several invited
guests, viii leave ElDa at 10 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29

Mr.. Harvey Wilson has given notice in
theNhucery Court that he will in a few
days size ont AN injunction against the
Democrat Publishing Company. Mr.. Will
son. - counsel. has "a claim against the
.uLl.IIL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-29
Or. &. 4. VESTS
Nerve and Brain
TREATMENT.

specific iOr llysteria. Dizziness. t.rs. Nt.-
ralgia, Wakefulness. Mental Depression, 0oii-
cnlng az tnc Brain, resulting iu insanity tNi
leading 90 misery, decay aud death 'rriNf
TUE Old Age. htrrrnuess. Loss 81 Power .i
either sex, involuntary osst>, caused 'f
uNer-cXertion Oi tHr brain or oNtr-ludA.'
gence. Bach box contains one month. fiesi-
ment. 81 box. OF six boxes ioi -. sent nf
mail prepaid. With eacu order iOr siN boxes,
VIII send purchaser guarantee % reiut
money II the treatment nails 10 cure. Gus
antee issued and genuine sold only bN
r. T.. REEVE & co Druggists aud Seedntn.
No 6O2 east Marshall stryct
ia 22-th ,saNtu,N Richmond. IA.