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Telegram-herald., 1891-07-11
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS

o. ex-Aasor Joan htileaH represeaElns that
ne desires 20 remove an old wooden shed at
txEehea TO south cad Of his store b1iiding- eur
aer Bridge and Kent streets requesting Der
mission ~ replace thu same with an iron cad
shed Of less height. thereby materially deefeas-
Tag the are hazard Ia tbsf locality.
AID oDonReii moved % refer 70 the are
marshal and the aIdermea of the Fourth ward
vitA power 10 Act
Carried.
Yeas-AId- Anderson. Doyle. Drsgge. Dun
ton. EmmeF. Frost. Hsas-F. kinney. Ma
honey. Mills. O'D0nnsil. Saunders. stein.
STOKES Sproai. waFzbars-l6.
Says-None.
OF Harry VI. Brown and Il others residents
and property owners on College avenue. be-
tween Cherry street and Wealthy avenue. ask.
IN council 10 cause a .idNsgk 10 be laid on
vest side of said College avenue. between the
points named.
Referred TO Committee on Sidewalks
OF rhos. j. Aekly. asking to be permitted TO
operate an electric battery GA Campsa Square
during the balance Of the season.
The petition Is signed oy j. p. Jackson aud
eleven others. business men fronting on and
IL the sieinlty of Csmpsg Square.
Referred 60 Committee on Licenses
or National City Bank aud others. remon-
phalt. for th.'reasoa that there are too many
car tracks In the street for slch q pavement.
and the grade being 50 steep 10 would be snip
perry in winter. anoTding no fo0thold for
horses.
Accepted ard nied.
To the Common Council of Grand Rapids:
Whereas. Competition Is the life OF trade
and
Whereas. There are now several street rail-
WAY companies seeking Investment In this
city, therefore.
Resolved. That we. members of she Holland
Furniture Workers Union No. Of Grand
Rapids believing 10 10 be conducive TO good
street railway service 10 have competing lines
do petition the Common Council OF this city to
exercise iiberality In granting franchises TO
companies desiring To construct new lines.
Your most obedient servant.
II. Dick.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-11
CHAs. A. HAusER.
RoET. SPRovL-
En-. 0'DnxxgLr.

ton. Emmer. Frost. Hauser. Kinney. Ma
honey, NILS. G'Donuel. saunders. Stein.
Stokes. Sproui. Wurtburg-l6-
Nsys-None.
Heregpon the following resolution was pre-
ssnted:
rs Ala. o'DoNNELL:
Whereas. the invests Cation OF the books and
accounts Of the late city treasurer, Geo n.
Perry. running over period Of more than
four years. has been a tedious and dlffcu {
task. consuming 81 ght weeks % diisgent care
fHi and continuous labor.
And whereas our honorable mayor has
given largely Of his valuable time. carefully
watching the accuracy Of said accounts ard
the iegsi points NJ issue. materially assisting
by his presence ia Bringing about the sent
happy termination Of a most dissgreesble
task. Therefore 20 &;
Resolved. That We. the Common councii Of
the city % Grand Rapids, In session assembled.
10 hereby extend "a our Hon. Mayor Edwia
p rhj our heartfelt thaaks for hts erswerving
adel4ty 80 the lnseress OF the city. 40 enc who
mas me courage 81 his convfctloa 70 DO rs.
whole duty to the people without tar. favor
ar sentiment thar WITH deep feeling ~ pride
~e extend d eur WORTHY executive this hum.
hle testimonial 81 oar appreciation ~ his
rrsrv sterling qualities. purity ct esrpos~
and fsr seefrs hasi ness methods pursued in
tas 81 asi nistrstton II the srsirs of the city.
on mntica ~ Aid. stokes the rssolatfan "a,
adopted by anaaimovs rising vote
To the Hoaershle. the Common CaaAell 81 the
CRY 81 srsnd RAPIDS
si@ntismea eur special eemmittee. cen
stitatiag ~ fhe saeraaeH Of the Flfth ward. 70
whefn was referred the petitlsa ~ the t3raas
Rapids Table Comesay ~ Aasrew Shsfes.
secretary Art treasurer. assias Cor permission
- erect = bridge across ksnt street Rsvfh ef
NswherFy street eaaaeeffHs the bsilsi ass On
either site e ssid Kent sffees page * pfiasea
preee@aiags6, Fsspscsfaiis report thst they
have esrsfa ~ exsmsRss tie ssEas, sna resafa-
mess tAst Fhe prayer Of she pstlffsEet ne
sFaBtrd. aRdeF the supervision OF ne eitF
marshal
Respectfully Submitted
faEB SAEsEEss.
JasEs " NsseNEY.
rFeelsi Gem 1stsee,
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-11

The net total IS credits OF the several
funds OF May 20. 1891 and for which
on said day the city treasurer
should account WAS. .....-...-s2i0.5o1
CONTRA.
There was In city depository that
dag 21576l 81
There has been paid I'm orders
charged since May -. ls9i............... 63s3 SIS
There has been paid TO Vim. Hake.
pre5ent city treasurer. on account
OF late city treasurer. In currency. 4c6 IS
Paid him this day by certified check
on the Old National Bank. ......... O.644 81
Total .. .........-........ sal. 226 So
From this should be deducted orders
stu unpaid which were charged to
the various funds previous TO May
"a
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-11

Nesesaasa - sirih pAxes
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-11

Yeas-Aid. Anderson. Doyle. Dresge. Dun
ton. Emmer. Frost. Hauser. Kinney. Mahoney.
Mills. o'Donnell. Saunders. Stein. Stokes.
Sproul. Wurzburg-l6.
NayS-None.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-11

Leaving total accounted for rs above s2io.i0l g
Assuming that the examination aforesaid
which has been so carefully and thoroughly
done is correct. of which your committee is
satisfied. the above sum OF s2io.5Ji.53 was the
aggregate amount of funds belonging TO the
city. including those In the city depository for
which the late city treasurer should account.
and being so liable. he has accounted therefor
In the manner indicated in this report. and
your committee ask that this report be adopted
and they be discharged.
EDWIN +. UHL.
The sun., 1891-01-17
House OF Representatives.

Mr.. DinRley tRep Me,. from the Silver Pool
Committee. reported . resolution giving that
committee leave to sit during the sessions OF
tho House and granting it power to conduct
tho investigation outside OF Washington II
deemed do irable. Adopted
Mr. McComas rep. Md moved to take up
the District Of Columbia Appropriation bill.
which was agreed to. and tho House accord.
inRly went into Committee OF the Whole tMr.
Allen Of Michigan in the chair) on that bill
Mr.. Rogers tDem.. Ark.). after paying his re-
spocts to parliamentary law a. recognized BY
tho Speaker. appealed to the Republican ma
jority not to ask once more the distinguished
Speaker to assume any further responsibility
In regard to the silver question. Whom IN the
history OF the country. had o Speaker ever met
the demands OF his party moro bravely or
more couraceously than had the present
Speaker-or more disastrously2 Had 1t como
to this. that inter the Speaker DAD suffered the
his Party yoHId NE him to make ;til further
question. II should b. borne By gentleman at
eas bod s.
to he M tiI THish Ss =
ceng OF the public revenue. What right had
merchant marine Ia tho face OF the barbarous
provisions Of our navieation Laws
Mr. N Ss v b m"dS sssa III
WAS laid aside in the senate In fay or Of the Fl
nancial bill. q man said TO him: Your cause
hss s sSd 81 he s
IN he midst 81 sshSos and
iHs,itations GEN Al! drew Jack SON in in his bis ai.
III a and ss .aasns them hs
was their home; anH n the tb1I name o.
tsat ss here hsy waaa
so away, lie. eavo his Democratic friends
XHarning that they might G Cypress s,a 81 much as
Abuse them as they would, the negroes would
mu.!ry in ao numbS,s a5 aId instead Of fndinx
bright eyes to the sun. that number .woul ID be
5000 and stili mpltlplying. Ilaushter.l Ia
III: 70 I spRsa s hs
agplauaed by the Repub ublicans
The BIZ was then read by paragraphs for
the Committee. ha!ine arisen. tic House took
= recess until o'clock: the even Ing session to
be, be for tho consideration OF private pension
AZ sdlo1rnmesn1t s1 the Dis'Eict Of Columbis
paragraph. 4 Democratic member of the Xp-
propriations Committee said to-day that no
buslnesS would % transnoted while tho Elee-
tons bin was yendinI, md that perhaps the
would like sn extra session OF Congress.
The House at the evening session passed
granting q. pension Of $50 q month to Gen.
Fran4 siRel; one granting a pension OF tlCOa q
D % oS II Il.
seph J. Bartlett of New York. and one grant
Ing a pension OF SI0D month 10 Gen. n. p.
crested With general applause on both sides Of
the House. The calendar having been cleared
OF bills unobjected 10 the House adjourned.
The sun., 1891-01-17
LIVE WARRINGTON TOPICS.
Things OF Interest HaPPening In and Out
or the Halls or Congress-.

or the Halls OF Congress-.
WASHINGTON. Jan. Ia weather. beaten
little man WAS at the Capitol to-day. Nobody
noticed him. and yet he Is Just now an inter.
pational issue. The man was Capt. G. r. Terry,
tho seizure OF whose vessel In the BshrlnR Sea
has been made the occasion for filing writ of
prohibition In the Supreme Court OF the
United States In behalf OF the British Gov
ernmsnt. Capt. Terry has been following
the sea nor quarter OF a century.
and tho sandy beard on his tanned face is
sprinkled with white. IS though 1t had caught
and hold some OF the foam CT many Q wave.
Capt. Terry left his fsr-otY homo in Victoria. B.
c.. q week ago last Monday In response to q
telegram from the British Minister here say
Ing that his presence was needed In Washing
ton. Six days later. after sosmblinE out Of one
train into another In . hurried trip across the
continent he reached New York, and. ON
Monday morning last. hs set foot for
the first time In his life In
this city. A few hours s'terwsrd tho
counsel for the British Government were
making their motion in the supreme Court
II the Attorney General had suggested that 1t
WAS necessary that the Captain OF the vessel
should be- present Can't. Terry would have
been produced With dTsmstio celsritv. As be
Was not called for. and as tho Brltish counsel
HSi esDs II ons Of i1R r. e
promipest hotels OF the otty ever since. he
The sun., 1891-01-17

WORCESTER, Jan. l6-The will OF the late
Gen. Charles Dsvens was filed at tho Register
of Probats's office this afternoon. II contains
no public peaues,s but directs that his hoas
be buried at Mount Auburn by the side oi hls
father and that suitable stone similar % III AZ
leaves 10 the Mount uburn Corporation sucn
. sum Of money as shall be necessary 70 p!tGss
the iot Of Mount Aubu,r. Which sam, same s.na. 70 az
mother, where she And his grandfather 10
under the perpetual care OF the CorporeH1phI:: III:
His library and other property are given 70 '''
ralAtiYaa
The sun., 1891-01-17
Mrs. Uric Buy. Hastinxs Block for
$4,000.

AsBrRy PARK. Jan. 16.-A large real estate
transaction was consummated to-day. whom
Mrs. Sarah f. Uric OF Philadelphia purchased
from Mrs. Matthew Baird. the widow OF the
millionaire locomotive manufacturer OF thas
city. the property at Spring Lake Beach Known
as Hastings block. Tho price paid was $500.
900 Hastings block Is one Of ths finest places
a full block OF land. on which arc number oi
costly Queen Anne cottages. and the two S Sot
tsgo hotels known ~ the EsseI ana tns s9s. ~.
sex. Mrr Baird erected tho cottage hoteis 20!
Mrs. Uric. the purchaser OF the propettr
HASTINGS square Is one block north OF inc
Monmouth House.
The sun., 1891-01-17

The reported troubles OF the Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company were
talked about in Wall street yesterday. George
Westinghnuse wa, in and Out Of the com
Teporters. Mr., Houston. Of III. .westing-
pnnys preferred stock is being placed rap
Idly Matters are RFogIsssiag 70 the entire
Ss q M 3: ds
The sun., 1891-01-17
The Situation IN The Senate.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l6.-lt was the under
standing on the Republican side Of the Senate
10 -nisht, when the motion made BY MrAWo-
cots TO adjourn was defeated. that the extern
sion Of the session would not result In any
measurable advanceuent Of the Elections bill.
The real purpose was to convince the few con-
servativs Republican Senators that tho old
method Of passing measure obnoxious to the
minority By sheer physical endurance is no
longer effsctive.
The majority feel shat after short practice In
the tactics tried to-day tho few Senators who
have retained their belief In the old Methods
rule. This MEASURE Is on the calendar. and il
oan be taken up at . moments notice By an
ay be m:ae
several obstacles TO the enactment OF tho rule.
r. bn s.Sns Ssss uSs S & 9Ha
S %bsh % nsn, In 'S:s
m tho second place there arises the question
they can maintain. their majority to secure a
resos may to sos 2
70 break a quorum There nre six Republican
ss Ss 81 sss
5 ns nRs r.. ss' soS Ss s
ssas .sss IN sSs that sss..ers .sssSSsd M
and Blair could be induced to return In shorter
The Republicans were much encouraged to.
night BY the action Of Senator Washburn In
votlnR1with them against adjournment, and
they feel that. although he may eventually vote
aRainst the bin. he will still vote ond thus
help 10 make up the quorum. Senator Ingalls's
position Is tho subject Of much .specu-
Iatlon among, them, He RETAINED from
up tho Elections bill and tonight hs
was not present when the % first motion TO to cd.
said that Mr.. ingalls, is In sympathy with the
objects Of the bill as ~ seemed ca appsrent e from the
day. but Just how he will vote upon the meas
nre or Its supporting propositions is mater
Further comment OF q eommendatory nature
wos made by tho Republican senators upon
the conduct Of Senator Teller. He has hereto-
fore been in opposition to the bill, but on the
vote on tabllna Senator Buffers amendment %
paired With Senator Berry OF Arkansas As
Senator Berry is pronounced opponent Of the
NIL some Significance was attached to Senator
TollAf's nAfr.
The sun., 1891-01-17
The New York and Florida Special via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

The New io;k and Florida srsssi w!Ii maze iis iuAn.
will BE- composed OF Pullman estibulsd Drawing koom
sleeping Cars Dining snokinR. and ubsstvstion Car.
sssI before wi ssve s's'io.s tso, q and
Fridays and run through to Jackson VILE and st An.
gusne on quick schedule hsssvations Of space should
be made well u advances -xdA
The sun., 1891-01-17

Where Yesterdays Fires Were.
a h.sss los Fourth avenue, Charles Rumps Iiqusr
wsst issss street. jsSs % .pses'S Damage Via ''N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
The Golden Gopher of wyoming.

At Devils Bite. that oddly named chasm in
Wyoming, and there alone, is found the
golden gopher or golden guide. commonly
called the 'feck O gold" The little fellow
undoubtedly belongs to the gopher tribe. and
is OF general golden hue. representing the
various SHADES of that precious metal from
tho duler colors of its native State TO the bril-
liancy given by the stamp ut the mint. Tho
duller colors are blended on the body, while
the brighter ones spread along the back and
tail of this curious little rodent. the tail being
the 'feck O Colds chief pride and the Won
der of the beholder
This tail is fifteen inches in length-more
than three times as long as the little animal Of
which it Is n dazzling continuation, and
CLEANS and glistens as if made Of the pure
FURNISHED metal itself. The tail of the feck
o gold IS continually in action; an action
which has no apparent purpose except that of
display the jerks, writhes. curls and twists
seemingly TO lac solely intended as @ means Of
displaying the caudal appendage to the best
advantage. That the iieck O gold is vain
glorious Of its tail there is but little room for
doubt, for he has been seen to wrap it many
times around his tiny body. transposing him
self into ball of FURNISHED bullion. and then
roll over and over. seemingly in perfect JOY
and delight.-St Louis Republic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
How Long Can the Cat stnnd It2

There's a cross-eyed cat in a certain Main
street drug store. Like some other homely
creatures, the cat is remarkably intelligent,
and the stoTekeepers have not been slow to
turn ITS sagacity to account In this, as in
other drug stores. the people around the soda
fountain are continually dropping their
change on the floor. The cat has been trained
to skulk about the soda fountain. and to run,
catch and swallow all coins dropped by GUS
toners before they can pick them up, OF
course, the customers can't demand the
money of the druggists; indeed. they seem
rather amused at the cats strange appetite
for metal, not suspecting any design in it.
Every night about II o'clock. just before clos
ing for the night, the druggists administer a
powerful emetic TO the cat. which presently
disgorges quantity of coin. the amount on
hot days sometimes reaching "a or Is, which
is credited on profit and loss There are few
cats that can thus earn S25 to $35 a week and
the owners of this cross-eyed animal very
naturally value it highly.-The Buffalo
CQurler
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17

viii you heed tho warning-the signal per
haps, OF the sure approach Of that more terrible
can afford for the sake of saving 80 cents
tofun the risk and 10 nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shilohs Cure will cure
your cough. ltnoyer. fails, This explains why
more than million OF bottles were sold the past
year. ltrelieyes Group and Whooping Cough
al once. Mothers, do not be without it. Sample
bottles free Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
Il. n. Shields d Co., corner Of Fifth and Mar
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
WORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
TIE FAY0RITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
LEAVE RICHMOND

oc,, TRAN IN biS,lNSo. 10, 1910 p. NJ.
I SStAL E -, daily except Sunday.
meets with stage for Walkerton; also connects
with Baltlmore steamer at West Point
- TRAIN No. l6 4:4j j. NJ.
RAEIIMOhk LIMITED, daily. except Sun
~ day, for West Point, connecting with York
river steamers for Baltimore. At Baltimore
road for Washington, Philadelphia and New
YORK. FAKE: Richmond TO Baltimore e.; TO
val Waiihlngton' %; TO Philadelphia, $3.50; New
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE SPIN
TOR WEST ROINT, daily. except Sunday.
a thence. by Richmond and Danville railroad to
idchmond, arriving az 9:i5 A. VI. and 1910 4. NJ.
oc,r IkAlN No. 40, 7:40 A. VI.
| QCAL, MIXED, daily. except SUNDAY: leaves
- - lwenty-third street station for West Point
ana intermediate points.
Ticket office at station foot OF Virginia street
A. ~ '- '''-- - OiN ''0' " Nv
,rI SOL a. HAAS HAAS, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
JOSEPhS POTTS. Div Pass Agent.
RlGedH,MNONp, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
- IOMAC RAlLROAD.-Schedule commence
ing Ho NJ W Srh' 1891. Eastern standard time:
0Vi a. H. leaFes Byrd-street station daily;
stops only at Ashland Boutwell,
mIford, Fredericksburg Brooke
ana Nldewater Sleeper Washing
ION and New York. Arrives at
@ors, s. 7. n; 'i FRlade pi Ss 5i7
. NJ New Ork. b.3O L. III.
II 90 a M., leaves Byrd-street station daily eK-
sept Sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
hlchmond 70 New York Arrives
at Washington at 4:l0 p NJ; Balti-
more, 5;24 p NJ; Philadelphia, 40
ZOO n =. T. NJ: New York. 10 :35 z. NJ
''VV + m'' leaves Byrd-street station daily.
sleeping car Richmond 10 New
YORK. Stops only at Ashland. Both
Well Milford, Fredericksburg,
brooke and Whitewater. Stops at
other stations on Sundays. Arrives
~ washington at NOS 7. NJ; Balti-
more, l2:35 4. u. Philadelphia, 3;ij
s..o =, A NJ; New York $3.50 A. NJ.
GOV n NJ arrives at Byrd-st station daily
sleeper from New York. Stops only
at Whitewater, Brooke, Fredericks-
burg Milford, Boutwell, ard Ash
land; Stops at other stations on
9u5naaaysi Leaves Washington at
2'as 2. NJ arrives at Byrd-street station daily.
stops at fredericksburg, Milford,
Bothweu and Ashland Sleeper
from Washington and New York
does not stop az Elha. Leaves Wash
90, n =, Ington al 1887 A. N.
S'5J 1. a., arrives at Byrd-street station daily
except Sunday. Buffet Parlor Car
NV, York to kicbmond. Leaves
v-,r,r,.r Washington az , 90 f. NJ
FREDERICKSBURG ACCOMMODATION
40 - =, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
SUI l. NJ, leaves Byrd-strcet station; arrives |
s.,o \, at fredericksburg at $40 P. NJ.
0'iO d. H. arrives ar Byr i-streot station; |
leaves Fredericksburg al 6O5 A NJ
ASHLAND TRAINS.
Gas A NJ. leaves Eliza; arrives at Ashland A.
6;2i p NJ, leaves Flba; arrives At Ashland 4.
1903 u NJ
Gas A. NJ, arrives At Flba; leave, Ashland A.
e:ls P. NJ. arrives at Elba. leaves Ashlandat
58O L. NJ
- g. A. TAYLOR Traffic Manager
r.. L. D. MYERS. General Superintendent
A TLANTIC COAST LINE.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TINE TABLE
Commencing SUNDAY MAY q, 1891 at
l.. trains on this road will run as follows:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17

hospital. where he died an hour later. John
Collins, laborer. was stricken at noon at
Third avenue and Twenty second street, and
died before the ambulance arrived.
Robert Stokes. Of West Boboken. was over
come in front Of 217 east Eighteenth street.
and was sent to Bellevue hospital; William
Livingston. a draughtsman,. residing at 10
Union street, Flushing, l.. l., was overcome
while at work at Columbia College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
TRAINS NORTHWARD.
STOPPING PLACES.

bIOfGlNG PLACES
Nos. H. % and SO make no stops Nos 23 and
y stop on signal AZ Manchester, Ccntralia and
Chester. Nos. "a and ~ STOP on signal AT Man
chester Drewrys, .eniralia and hester No n
stops on signal at Manchester only for passen-
gers purchasing tickets to regular stopping
places for this train south Of Petersburg. Nos.
~ 81 81 rs 50 40 A. %. "A and - will stop on sg
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos IL and % sleeping cars between
New York and Tampa. Fla. via Jscksonyillol
on Iralns Nos, "A and z sleeping-cars between
New York and Charleston. On Trains Nos. n
and Is sleeplng-cars between New York and
Jacksonville. On Trains Nos 81 and "A sleeping
cars between Richmond and LynchDurg Va
Ihh-o 2,Ig ALl-kAlL LINE TO NORFOLK
Richmond. 900 A. NJ Norfolk. A STA NJ
KlcHimlond.. 5:1 /. n Norfolk. go. $50 p NJ
E SSFfok s5S T. n EE eh%Sna s
:, The trains leaving Richmond At 300 A. NJ and
Norfolk at 200 r d. are solid trains between
without change OF cars. Close connections ara
also made at Petersburg by tho 5:l5P. M. train
from Richmond and the s:35 A. N. train from
Trains leaving Richmond atylO05 A. NJ and
ll:D L. M., and arriving ut Richmond at 7:44
a. Nj. ana 40 /. NJ: make close connection at
fetersDurg 10 anu from tarmyille, Lynchburg
Nm sULLY,
ED. MYERS. 0nN
General Superintendent
7. NJ EMERSON. General Passenger Agent
L'ARMyILLE AND POwHATAN RAILROAD
II CONPAN General Office, No 703 east Main
street.-Schedule IN effect n ~ 81 1891.
LEAVE RICHMOND;
oAo L. ID, via Atlantic Coast Linz for Dar
muda. "or-
sa5 A b.. via Atlantic Coast Line for Win,e.
pock and intermediate stations.
800 L. NJ. Via Richmond and Danyille railroad
for farmyllle and all stations wet
OF Mosely Junction. "N''
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
go A. d., VIA Atlantic Coast Line from Rer.
muda. Do'-
s:2s 7. NJ, via Atlantic Coast Line from Win
terpock and intermediate stations
$50 L. NJ, VIA Richmond and DanvilIs from
Winterpock, farmYillo and inter-
mediate stations
s:45 A NJ via Richmond and Danville Railroad
from Farmyille and intermadiata
stations 20 Mosely Junction.
AL trains daily except Sunday.
For tickets. baggage checks, time-tables ~
call upon A. w. CARRIER the Atlantic Co.,,
Line and Richmond and Dsnville depots.
w. 9. LAUGHTON
General Freight and Passenger Agent
JANIS L. WERTH. General Manager. ap2s-u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
Piles PiIe.l Itcb,n. OH.

SYMPTOMS; Moisture intense itching and sting.
ing: most at night; worse by scratching. III a.
lowed 10 continue tumors form which often
bleed and ulcerate, becoming very snra
swayne's ointment stops the itching and bisad-
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases removes
the tumors AT druggists, or by mail. for IN
cents Or. Swayne Son. Philadelnhia -o'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17

any man woman or child who is affected with
constipation Dyspepsia, Headache or Torpid
Liver to prove that few doses of Simmons
Liver Regulator will not relieve them. 1t never
ialls, and IS so pure so sure so harmless that an
infant can take If and never have a second spell
regular and secure health.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17

Free samples of DR.. Miles Restorative
Neryipe, at Owens a Minors Drug Company
1907 Main street. opposite postofiice, cures head,
ache, nervousness, sleeplessness, neuralgia.
hts, nervous debility. poor memory etc. A new
ana renarkable discovery Or address the Dir
Miles Medical Company. Elkhart, Ind