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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

4 valuable hors. of Mr.. Frank En-
inert died Of lung fever.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

The Mount Pleasant Sunday-school
will hold a festival on Saturday even
ing, Aug. 18th; all are invited.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

FRESH AIR FUND CHILDREN
The good work of taking children
from the crowded tenements of New
York, sent out by Fresh Air
Fund Committee, and caring for them
q few weeks, has been taken up by
several Of the city pastors and congTe-
cations this year, and we hope by
next season all may lend a helping
hand. For several summers child
rem have been thus taken to neighbor
ing States and the children have
proved of good behavior and a source
of pleasure to the People caring for
them, as they enjoy immensely the
fresh air and exercise and solid food,
so little known to them in their close
city quarters.
The children will arrive here on
No. /, B. & O., at $50 p. IN. Friday
evening, Aug. eth, where they will
be met by those who to take them.
Rev. c. S. Trump and members Of
his congregation Messrs, Geo.
Wild, II y Deatrick, Geo. S. Hill,
A. D. Cline, J. II. Small, c. Cline,
Joseph Shaffer, Dr. S. n. Myers,
G. w. Santman and John 7. Kelley,
individually; each two.
Rev. A. J. Hofheins aud members
of his congregation, each two; James
B. Fisher, Geo. Blessing, Miss Liz
zie Rauch, NJ. J. c. Hoffman, r. B.
Small, W. L. Jones, Mrs. Schleus, a,
+. Bentz; about 10 children in all.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08
THE Old Reliable Marble Works /

W. "a. KANTNEFs, Manufacturer OF
NOyUHEETS TONES, lAETELS, MEAD IN
. FOOT 5ToTND5 2.
oFFICE-Queen ST.. Martiasburg. Opposite Valley House
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

Merit wins, as the marvellous success
of Hood S Sarsaparila shows. 1t possess
SEES true medicinal merit. Sold by all
druggists.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

Finest line of WOMEN'S SHOES in
town at HOMRICH'S SHOE STORE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

S. w. Walker, Esq. is in st. Louis
on business.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

An infant child, aged months, of
Mr.. Aquilla Gosnell, of HedgesviIle
Dist, died about weeks ago and
was buried in Greeuhiil Cemetery,
Rev. Waugh ofliciated.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08
THE AATlOaAL BANK OF mbRTlHs8uRG. WEST Va

organized 1850 Capital SIOUUUU surplus fund SIo0UU
conveniently arranged
Banking the steel Cors
4 GENERAL BANKING BUSENESS TRANSACTED. Colec-
cities of Europe furnished application.
DIRECTORS ~ 4. stewart. Weaver. A.. f..
McQuken Decatur Hedges, n DeatreE. Alex, Parks JTu
A. SnodgTass, o. b. Lefever
DISCOUNT
rnnnr llnaH
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

a bitter fight has been begun by the
Sugar trust against Claus Speckles and
the result is that Spreckels has reduc-
ed the price Of granulated sugar to g.
92-100 cents per pound, the lowest
point ever reached.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

Among the freight cars passing
West over the r. & O., are dozens of
cars loaded with sugar from the
Speckels sugar refinery, Phila.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08
BANKS AND BankIN0.
HI. sEIBERT. Pres't. THE J.B. WILSON Cashier
PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF AARTlASBURG. ". vs..


Offers its and Legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Having arranged Banking room the state
Deposit be
guarantee faithful, prcmptand satisfactory service.
DIRECTORS :E. Williams Miller "a. Potter,
g. w.
Boyd Henry Us eiberi. Ray - FRIDAY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

THE ACME CLUE WILL DIsDAND.
-MABTINsBURG, w. VA, August ,,
The Acme Base ball Club, Of this
city, will play a benefit game here
tomorrow and disband, on account
of small attendance. The club has
been playing splendid ball, having
been defeated but three times since
their arrival in this city, playing
against the strongest amateur clubs
of the adjoining states; but, as the
management has been losing money,
the club will be disbanded. This will
throw on the market Pitchers Meehan
and Catcher Traflley, who have been
doing great work as battery. The
club is one of the finest amateur teams
in the state. 1t is rumored that the
Washington Club is negotiating for
I Mccain.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

The Reformed Church of Southern
Pennsylvania, Nd, Va. and w. Va,
will hold their second annual reunion
at Pen-M Mar, Aug. 10; a large atten-
dance is expected. This church and
section will be represented. A special
feature will be the chorus of all the
choirs of the congregations represent
ed ; also able addresses. a welcome
is extended to all who join in the
reunion. Train leaves G. V. depot
at 7:45 a. m; fare 81; children half
rate.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

MoRGAN's GROVE FAIRLY no.
tice in another column it Will be seen
that the Morgan's Grol e Agricultural,
Mechanical and Live Stock EXhibi-
tion will be held on the grounds near
Shepherdstown on Sept. l to 4th.
Morgan's Grove Exhibition has PROV
ed a great success and attracted many
exhibitors and visitors from Berkeley
The able secretary, H. NJ. Turner,
Esq, Shepherdstown, will furnish all
information upon application.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

TIE CENTURY FOR AUGUST. The
Century for August has double from
tispiece consisting Of portraits of the
Emperor and Empress of Germany
to accompany a candidly written pa
per of personal interest, by Poultuey
BigeloW, on the German Emperor,
being sketch of the first three years
of his reign, in which, in general, a
favorable view is taken Of the accom-
plishments of the new Emperor,
whom the writer considers a success
full " business manager of pratical
political corporation" The paper is
also illustrated with sketches of the
winter and summer residences of the
Emperor, the rone-Room, the
White Saloon in which Parliament is
opened, etc.
A unique paper contributed by Gus
tav KObbe deals with Life on the
South Shoal Lightship," which, year
IN and year oct, Is anchored twenty
four miles seaWaTd of Nantucket.
Various phases of the desolate life are
recorded with much incident and with
not little variety, and are also shown
in pictures.
Adapting itself to the summer sea-
son, The CsnturY presents four short
stories-"The White Crown,u by
Herbert d. Ward; 1.-THE Little Re
nanlt," by Mary Hartwell Gather
wood /; -" a Common Story" by VOL
colt Balestier; and 1.-THE Clown and
the Missionary" by Viola Roseboro'.
In addition to these are the chapters
of " The Squirrel Inn," by Frank r.
Stockton, and 1.-THE Faith Doctor, y
by Edward Eggleston.
1.-THE Press as a News Gatherer " is
the subject of paper by William
Henry Smith, manager of the Asso-
ciated Press, and is the first of several
/ separate papers on journalism which
are to appear in The Century. Mr..
Smith prints some novel evidence
that the British Government in the
earlier years of the century was &C.
customed Systematically to suborn
the press. He traces the origin and
growth of the Associated Press, and
discusses topics of special interest to
newspaper editors, as well to the
public.
4 The literary feature of the number
/ is a paper by the Rev. Henry van
j Dyke " On the Study of Tennyson,'
in which he includes very useful
classification of Tennyson's poems.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

MISS LOTClla FLICK Is NiSltlHp col
lege friends in Md.
Reading of the personal columns
in the newspapers shows that Mar
tinsburg people have friends in all
the States, completing a union Of
hearts and union of hands.
ST. NICHOLAS FOR AUGUST. The
frontispiece by George Wharton Ed
wards and the poem by Helen Gray
Cone are excellent examples of dainty
work for old and young alike. While
excellent in technique, each has the
force and clcverness which go to
make good work also popular.
Among the more attractive titles
TO the index we select The Crowned
Children of Europe" by Chas. K.
Backus, an account of Wilhelmina of
Holland, Alphonso Of Spain, and
Prince Alexander Of Servia, with
photographs; plain Truths About
Hunting" one of those articles by
Julian Ralph which say we'll that ev-
erybody who knows about Il subject
wishes would be well said Vaca-
ton Days." a story told in letters,
and illustrated by Mrs. Foote'S strong
~ individual pictures; and 1.-The
Story Of My Life" wherein Saleh
Bin O5man, SANKEY'S Zanzibar Boy,
is made to tell his cWn story by
means Of shorthand report.
The number has large and varied
table Of contents, with good serial
stories, and plenty Of those shorter
bits which one finds just the right
mental tonic on very warm August
day. The departments are also full
Of good things.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-08-08

Miss Lorena Flick is visiting col
lege friends in Md.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

monthly session ofthe Body-Oth,r Item
of Interest.

Monthly session ofhe Body Oth,r Item
of Interest.
The Manchester City Council met lo-I
night, Nh. Bradley i'm tine chair Present.
Messrs. bradley, Beatue farr Hart, Roll
Inns, Jones. Nusiger, Browdcr
The report OF the street committee was
offered. II showed that $2>JiO had been
spent on the streets duuu1 October No.
ycmUcr AID December. and made several
recommendations, among which was q
change m the grade ol seventh street; per
mission for Conquest az Co. to build rall-
road track t0 thoir yards; That Captain
Lip.c0mb be remuuerated for acting ot
City I'm duccI for three months BOO loo3 40
the rate a. - per month, ANA that the na'
aUce of MIS- shpp'- land lclt over after int
cts condemnation De- purchased.
ihe report, with tIe Recommendations a-
adopted.
the officers recently elected by the Alert
Fire Company were confirmed.
An ordinance t0 protect tnc new fountain
which imposes uue oi NOT less tnan s. lol
deftcmg d.. or for using it for other Than d
dnnkug-trl"gh for man and BEAST W-'
passed.
Tuc Council adjourned to meet again
next FRIDAY night.
3lr. and Mrs. Charles +. Moore hayo
issued cards tO tne marriage oi l1aI
daughter Ellie t1 Mr Wyatt J.. Guodc. ln
crremou. wall uhp place Monday, Jauuai!
l2.h.ut6 o'cl0c h. ~, at the Prcshy terrain
church.
Rev. l.. r. lhomhin, of the Bainhrdec-
-trct Baptist ch rch, took part in the re-
yiiu services at Piue->ireet church, hch'
mnnd. Thursday ni-ht.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
iNInE HALLS OF JUSTICE.
suit About the Defective Lee Monument
coiumn-<Dther Cases.

CITY Cnc,tft court.--suit was instituted
yesterday by T. Walker Porter against
James Neiherwood In which damages are
claimed in the sum of $500. The claim
arises out Of tue alleged failure % Dir.
Neihc wood To deliver. according TO con-
tract, the northeast or defective COLUMN IN
Toe lee Monument, which the contractor
agreed to replace with "A new and good one.
Mr. Porter bought this cllumn, and as an
nounced some time ago, sold II % parties al
Newcastle, Va.
Police Coari-The most important case
Yesterday was that Of William bowling
icolored). charged with stealing 50 from
William Tucker and $l1 and silver watch
from Rias G. cnsbaw. The testimony showed
mat Bowling advised Tucker not to trus.
the p0ip O OF Richmond, 81 tacy would TOOL
MIN uut Of his money, aud that Bowling
offered 10 keep his money for him. Iuckef
told Bowling he wanted 20 save up ms
money 90 buy a suit 81 clothes aud an over
coat Christmas. Bowling told him that DE-
could buy clothing cheap. He finally agreed
90 turn his money over % Bowling ever
week. and on October - be gave him -; on
November !. s.; November. s $3.50; No
.emhcr IS, 81: November -. $l.Ij; NONem-
Dor - s.: December ]. So, ana December s.
s.. In the meantime Bowling took him 10 q
clothing store. and hc selected a suit OF
clothes and am oycrc0at, 10 De called for al
a certain time.
Saturday before Christmas he asked Bowl
/ ng Tor his clothes, and Bowling said be- hdc
/ them at bis house, and requested him q
| call for them at certain time. lie wen
| there, but didsnot get the clothes or h'
| money.
TIE Justice decided that each time Bowl
| Ing received The money from Tucker Do wa
/ petty larceny, and be issued eight benc.
warrants againa B0Wiin e. ana aii.r tn
case bad been submitted, gave BoWlin.
three months BOO each case.
Ihc CroushaW case was similar TO that q
Bowling. IIeushaw gave his money O
Bowling eycrl month 90 keep and his walc
Tor him o. sell.
The Justice said he would reserve bis dl
cisiOn in thi, case.
Peter McDlnugh and Pas0n Gentry
lighting aud creating 20 disturbance in Oh
Dar-ro0m of j. H. kIncker. McDonoue
was fined 81 and Gentry $500 and costs.
Thomas !. BDNles was fined 81 ana cost
for contempt Of Court.
ChuaccrV CpuJf--Joseph b. White
qualified a. administrator of the estate ,
Teresa llaukcn yesterday. Ine estate
valued ai 500.
Helen Douglas James. widow Of Edwar
W. j lmcs. qualified as administrators, Wu
tine will annexed. Of his estate. The enui
estate is left 90 the widow o. use and dispo-
OF as She pleases. Tine personal estate
worth 5000.
Supreme Copt az lppcois-Bollin
against Boiling. Fully argued by Gcors
Mason. E-q., Cor appellant end Richard }
| Iun9taU fUr appellee. and suDmliito.
Thornton aJlIust Car. Argued boy 'i.i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

The City Hospital. though AN obvious,
+. still al uur.uliLod necessity, hut the
-~helterng Arms" D., struggling DrIYeiy o.
supply is place upon ~irl means 30, are
contributed py ile Kings Daughters, %
small donation from tHe city. and i.a gene
erou, ald entirely unsolicited gifts of
friends.
Tn, sum had been augmented by the
Io4 lG oi "a Tess patients. ANA tne small Sums
nail lr "igan-ients" uy their protectors.
che .~helierlng Arms" since Jauu $3.50.
l~yU. had cared for unefy-niue persons
.a-.- 0i -i-knes, and deserving "trln-
-ieufs.'
Thi number iseXclysiye of those employ
ed in The institution and the friend, 0i pa
TENTS and other guest, Ui the house.
Ihiriy-lhTee have been entirely free pa-
fieUt-. ten were at half rates, tNO at quarter
rates aI. seven paid moderate board.
This hOuse took charge Of the first boys
rescued B., tle Prison Reform Committee.
aud also there within tins year wa, started
the kiniergarten school Tor little irIendlees
children. now removed t0 other quarters.
The president 81 the Noman's Christian
Association aad the lameuted secretary 90
the N0uu- Mems Christian Association
both thanked inc managers OF The shelter
Ing Arms for mlterial help given them in
caring for strangers Tor wnom they lad not
adequate accommodation.
Fifty veteran. Were entertained az nOml.
nal cost 40 the time OF the unycning Of
General Lees statue.
The average number OF days for each des-
umte patient has beeU lnirty-nine in the
year past.
There are ten inmates now az the hos
Dital aud eight applicants.
Who among our citizens does not know
Of some one who uas been helped or cured
40 the "-he.'erng Arms!'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

Mr.. W. r. ID. Gascoyne, imperial organizer
for tine Southern States Of the Order of the
Golden GRAIL. installed Thursday night, as
sisted by the Deputy Imperial Master
alarms. at Room >, north Ninth
street, the following officers Of stonewaA
C0mmandery, No. y. for the current term
r. L. NandeYenter, c.; j. +. Welcome. vice
c.; +. w. Rlakey. scribe; +. ID. Champlin.
N. of f.; j. y. Qu3r.es, G.. OF EX.; George
j. Rogers p.; ". 4. Parsons, VI. al A..
Rufus G.. Williams. :. G.; b. Y. Brewer, o.
q. Trustees: John Beatiic, Young Jones,
William johnson. The Imperial Com
mauder. Webster u. Edwards, OF Boston.
viii visit Stonewall aud Gcrmania Com.
manderies about the 10Th of February, Ton
The purpose of paving OF all certificates
maturing on on before that date.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; Intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse Boy
scratching. II allowed % cOntir1e tumors
form. which oQen bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. swayne ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
and ia most cases removes the tumOrs. At
druggists, or by mail, for 30 cents. DR..
swayne & Son. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
A CLUB MAN.

Nv all means keep the passenger trans
On The connection tracks. Richmond can
not afford 20 40 without them, ana II lhe
Council do mot grant Major Myers permiis-
sion 10 run the trains be ought to gel the
blsckest negro he can lind, dress nm as
sbabbily as poss bic, and every time IrS'n
gets within the limits OF me cisy tols uai ~
ought 10 yell Out: "kiehlnonu,lpono' "a"
who ws1t 10 ~ 70 kicDmoho take '''o ""'''
nv Ne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
THEIR PARTNERS CHOSEN.
ASSEMBLY BALL ON The N'o
OF JANUARY BOTH.

Lat Of those who VIII i"N'
c,-,..-sIr Roger de covsriy the
IL. Dance-How IL Origins''"'
The participants in the Forthcoming , ~
ROGER do Coverley dance at the pa .,,' y" -
ao,s mot last night at Mrs. Wi'li.m -
J ce,.r,,s residence. on west Franklin street.
"a elected their partners ~ follows
-" NJ charles L. Boiling and Mrs VII
liam l.. Royalli ~, Ali. Ieioh
Mr.. Reid Hobson and Miss Annie e
Camm. go, urs W. H..
Talbot an, non.
''' Mr.. Dudley Mcdonald and Miss Jennie
NS gr. .loin r. Anderson and Miss Mary
cullen AL, iobn o. Lowell and Miss Bsssie Pace.
a. Ar'huf =. Wiley ana Mrs. L' b. H.
'' Mr.. John Young and Miss Elise Will
''I pr' C.y. Darlington and Miss Bruce " De
Mr. Mr. Meade Haskius and Miss Martha
Mr. John Mallory aud Mi.5 Nr-i.e , brocS :,
Mr.. Beirne Blair and Miss C'lumoi"
/ HAYES. NJ. Tr.lsr
I Rutherford. ~, ,rb,,,,.
Nj. Allen pohuah AN" -Ni''
/ Boiling. a.. c,-,rldo
! tHmm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

REsOLUUONs OF RESPECT.
Action of ihe Ladies Auxiliary of the y.
NJ q. A.

At the meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary
Of the Y. VI. ca, held Yesterday the lol-
lowing resolutions were adopted:
Whereas 10 has pleased our Heavenly
Father 90 take from u- oar esteemed friend
and efficient 0nicer-Mr f. ID. wilkinson
ana while Wc recognize how entirely our
loss D. his eternal gam, wc still desire DO
rxprcs. publicly our appreciation of Dob.
fidelity t0 his work, his ururlug patience
ANA gcuileuc,s, and hi, past aid to us both
as associated with him IN our lthor- and
with closer ties Of personal friendship.
While accepting this di-pensation in %
spirit of humble submission 90 HIM "who
docih ail things well,' We feel how irre-
parable is our loss.
We hereby tender 90 The \. NJ. &. \. and
his afflicted family, on whose sacred grief
we hesitate Oh W'rud'. ur heartfelt
sympathy. and claim thc privilege of sor-
rowing with ihem Dob oar common Joss.
That copy of these resolutions Oesproad
on the minutes II the meeting, published boo
two daily papers and sent % the family of
our departed friend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
CELEBR ALTON ON TIE 10TH.
FURTHER ARRANGEMENTS MADE
BY LEE CAMP.

what Organizations viii Re In Line
Mayor Euy.on to Bs the Toa.t-Msster-
Orator Not seIeotsd-Addrsss on Battle
OF the Crater
4 large number Of members Of Lee Camp
assembled in the Camp ball last night. Ihe
arrangements for the banquet on the lvth
instant. toe auniy.rsary Of General Lees
birthday. were completed, and the contract
was aw arded 20 Charles l.. segel, who VIII
furnish .he banquet at sanger Hall.
All Confederate veteran organizations
Will assemble at Lee Camp Hall, where they
will be formed in line uudaf command Of
Colonel William T.. smith, grand c0mman-
der Of Virginia, who will proceed direct TO
Main street. where they will report 10 Gene
raj Charles !. Anderson. chief marshall.
The column will be srmed under COM
maud Of General Anderson. chief m irslal,
and Will consist of the First Regiment lu-
fGniy. Colonel Henry g.. Jones, command
in.; Troops a. -. &. ana +, OF TIE fir-i
Regiment tsyaly Colonel j. y. Bidgopd
Richmond h0Hltler, Battery 4, First Bat
TALON ARTILLERY. Captain Hutchinson: kch-
lH 'o.,I I'm Conf der,te
Vu.Cl.n' M H.. M rcber. Georra
y. 1', i. "',' ', gr,,. ,,nai Jennings:
- iSAO', '"',ii' ,..,,lr, C,ounf.dl
Doui o"vi az ,''i | ,'-, MAJ, elect
"a9 ,,,,,,i,., ~ orr.r.1.f.1r. vlli also be
ana 3" nuii.H -, "' ,.t -.,'ort,d
ln 'ne ii"- wiz
AZ ORATOR
The camp ha- not SCI elected an orator
and have determined ih'. OWNS l.
large amount of du4 ana lhe great se'
wees that tines VIII nave lo perform D" '.'
18Th. NOT to have ihe meeting al tle D"'I '
the House 40 Dcie- l,-.
Comlad- Rev. Dr. "1odWin WI We
uue-..l % present 10 Dit.i 10 I'D ! ..i'' --
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

The attention OF the travelling public +.
called % important changes in the SEIZED
ule oi lhe Norfolk and Western railroad, 10
elect January II. which appears in an
other column.
An especial feature OF this change. and d
welcome 90 Richmond travel, Will be-
Pullman sleeper 0n the 1870 T.. VI. trnif
from Richmond. Rsrihs i'm this car will b,
ready for occupancy by 9 =. 81.
This ear will run between Richmond an,
Lynchburg. Passengers will not Dee callcl
a. Lynchburg nm \. NJ. thus avoiding al
nl,ance Of early arrival. Returning ca
VIII leave iynchhurr 0n night train and ar
rive Richmond 1:ll 4. ~. daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
Da,i. and Graut A.an.ion..

The resolution recently signed by Mayor
Ellyson, donating TO the ladies OF The Con
lederate Memorial Literary Society ID,
Davis mansion did not include clause ap
prOpriating $4,000 10 bay the Grant man
sion. but 1t Is more than likely that the
Grant property will be purchased for The
Central school. Al the meeting next Mon
day NIGHT OF the Board a resolution will b.
introduced appropriating a certain sum Il
provide building for this school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
DEATHS.

GIBsON.-Died at her residence, 10y s, sou, 81 u
d 5nt NJ Mrs ANN n. DREW, wife OF " IL
liam liam b. Gibson, and daughter OF the iat,
irbomas n Drew, in the seyenty-scVeh'n
year Of her age
ARsON.-Died. in Denver. col, Ja an J. ~ =
XII OF typhoid-fever, THOMAS tDW Az 81,
APSON, In the twenty-lhirg year Oh -
age. son ofJohn P.and the iate hatiio'' '.'
son. OF Now Kent county, Va.
sPTIGHrs.- Died January 3, 1871. m .,i
REL CLAIR infant daughter > hioci' NN'
Rosa h. speights; aged elght months
VALENTINE Died, January sih, NAClI
LYNWOOD. young. ~ child az ihou,s "
Lena Valentine uged ten moh'hs anu
days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

The B0af3 Of Public Works met yesterday
an the Governors Office. Among the matters
discussed was "a technical law point As o.
whether trustee could be made o. pay
taxes 10 the State oH some property in one
of the counties. lhe annual reports from
several turnpike roads in which the State :
interested were read and tied. Otner rOu.
tine business was transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10
=. fur. All SKIN Di.eases."

s,mply apply ''swayne's Ointmon'' ,,or
slmpY Medicine required. Cures tetteI'
Internal ten item. ali eruptions on the lace'
e sand@ nose, Sc, leaving the skin clear
white and healthy. Its grea, h rs ~ otbSr
curative powers are possessed, oy no ye1ss
remedy. Ask your druggist ior S""y" w =
Ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-10

Mr.. T.. o. Bertrand is rising young bust
ness man OF Galveston. Texas. In about a
wees De- will come TO Richmond and when
he leaves he Will take with him the load
stone which has more than once brought him
10 old Virginia. The bride is 20 be Miss
Minnie Drewry, "a charming and hand
some young lady, who,e home is the
Arlington House, corner Main and Sixth
streets. The marriage, which will be very
quiet, will occur on the 2lst, at +. NJ. NJ
cards.