davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1892-10-31
nrIcks md Grairs

For Bride Ranges, Victor Cooks, Harvest
Homes Othe1lo, Finest. RUBY, splendid. Re-
lance. Altoona, Gauze Door, Electric, Capital,
Roval Irving. with a dozen Others Of an sizes.
George II. Hollis. east Fourth street.
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Harry +. Thomas q Col

Wanted-To buy or loan money oniifeInsur-
ance and Endowment policies. Anson
Maher. room 202 Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1892-10-31

RepaIr walehss srd. isrelFy, 50g NJ .TlIt
Evening journal., 1892-10-31

TRY DIR. MILES PILLS, so DOSES 25 CTS
Sold by all DrnE gists.
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IntsEesante Carta

La dirijida por el sr Asenjo los periodistas
reunidos en- Caparra aver, de que hablamos en-
otro lugar, dice asl:
Sres. Ascciados de la Prensa periodical
Pto.-Rico, IS de Octubre de 1892.
Mis- diatinguidos y estimados amigos ycom.
paheros:
81 Ia vejez pudiera, 20 estarfa en- cuerpo y
alma en- esa grata y para mi honrosa reunion;
pero, como la vejez no puede, hemo de conformar
con manifestar Vdes mis- impresiones; impresio
mes de viejo, que por esta vez, resultan dulces y
sabrosas, como frutos de cercado aieno
Unan pues mi debil voz & la de Vdes para
dar gloria Colon, que 81 en- 1892 supo descu-
brir mundo, 1892 ha logrado reunir en-
brillante haz de fraterna afecto, voluntades has
ia ahora dispersas; como 81 todas no persipuieran
un mismo IDEAL aunque marchando por distintas
Was.
Hoy ponemos la primera piedra del ediicio
hermosfsmo de Ia fraiernidad de la Prensa, CO.
mo el Microbes pusimos Ia primera piedra del
monumento Colon. Para verlo levantado to.
memos por base este gran precepto de unos de
los mas ilustres y profundos pensadores de los
principios de nuestra era ten 10 neeesario uni
dad; en- 10 dudoso discutible, ibertad: en- todo,
amor" amor, si, por que el amor es la plentiful
de la ley y el alma de la creacl6n.
Gloria < Colon, descubridor de un mundol
Gloria 4 Colon. tambien por que nos une
/ hoy con vinculo fraternaL
La reunion sera de gran provecho para
1 nuestros espiritus
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GuRlOSO DOCUMEATO
Federico ASenlo.

He aquf el mandamiento por 81 cual sc tras
lad6 de Caparra la ciudad de San..Juan de Puerto
Rico al lugar donde SO halla en- Ia actnalidad:
Nos los religiosos de Ia orden de San
Geronimo, q vos Concejo, Justicia
Regidores de Puerto Rico.
VI sabels como considerando Ell servicio de
s. S. A A. 81 provecho de los vecinos de esa,
81 50 pasase de donde esta la isleta que es junto
al surgidero de las naos que vienen de Castillo,
dimos 6rden como SO efectdases vos proveimos
de los indios haciendas que sfueron del Secreta
rio Lope de Conchillos para que, con 10 que de
81 granjease, Sc hlciesen ciertos pasos de piedra
en- dos esteros de mar que hay desde la isa prin-
cipal Ia isleta; y luego estando hecho ell paso
mas costoso, los vecinos piden lcencia para hacer
sus casas en- la isleta & Irse vivirlas.
Por tanto, MANDAMos que luego que SO CO
mience 81 segundo paso, vayais la isleta, veais
81 meior sitio, deis solares, "paseis la Igesia,
y acabado este paso, sdentro de medic ano sean
todos obligados pasarse
A Ponce de Leon, por sus gastos en- la " Ca
sa de piedra que ha hecho en- esa ciudad de
Puerto Rico, pelmitimos pueda vivlr en- ella cuan.
to qusiere, mas 81 obligado de acudir al nuevo
asiento, al Ayuntamiento &.
Fecho en- la ciudad de Santo Domingo Is
de JUNO de 1919,
Frey LUDovIoUs DE FIGUERoA.-Frey ALoN-
so, PRIOR DE ORTEGA.--E yo JUAN RAMOS, Escriba-
no.-Doy f6."
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GONTRO CALICO.

Ell senior Presidente del Centre GGltegO nos
ha enviado para su publication la siguiente carta:
d Sr Director de LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Muy distinguido senior mlo: No acostumbro
Z contestar en- la prensa cargos que sobre 81
desempeno de mis- funciones puedan hacerseme.
Acostumbro contestarlas en- las Juntas genera
les de la sociedad que preside Asf ruego los
socios del Centre Gallego que me perdonen que
Dor hoy no conteste injustifcadas censuras he
chas por don Jose Vazquez don Benito Vaz-
quez Soto sobre infracciones reglamentarias en- el
Centre Gallego. En- la Junta general que tendrA
lugar el domingo % demostrare: 10 la buena
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COLON BIN AGUADA

En- bulicioso arctic distraldo
Estaba el gran cacique borincano
Viendo el vaiven er6tico y galano
De las bronceadas midas sin vestido
Oy6se de cadenas un ruido,
Miraron todos hacia ell mar cercano,
Y vieron con sorpresa el buque hlspano
Que al puerto de rondon Sc habia metido.
Mas luego, al yer en- la feraz ribera
A los marines paidos y enjutos,
Bebiendo el aqua en- t6tumas de higueras,
Mostrando del Turey los attributes,
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Del Boletsn #
81 vino Clarete de Rioja (Companla Vinf
cola del Norte de Espaha, cuyos agentes son aquf
los senores Sobrinos de Izquierdo & Coy lmpia-
fla da esplendor como Ia Academic Espanola,
Lao certiica
T. PiaedG
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EN- Ell BANQUETE DE CAPARRA

IN Ell BANQUETE DE CAPARRA
(BRINDIs
Verdad que Caparra els triste ?
Es cual esqueleto yerto
de una juventud que ha muerto
en- 81 aver que no existe.
V6se entire gramas J yedra
Ia muerte Ia vida unlda.
FL campo verde es la vida /
La muerte frfa es la pie6ra H
Y con el alma anhelante
venimos dar en- coro,
un viva ardiente y sonoro
al egregio navegante,
que con la fe por pend6n
fu9 un nuevo mundo buscar,
! antes de hallarlo en- el mar,
10 halo entire su coraz6n.-
: Por el que en- puerto de Palos
con este rumbo embarc6,
brindar no me atrevo 20,
en estos versos tan malos.
No tengo Ira; es guitarra
8 tiple. Con tiple pido
que este pats tan querido
no se convierta en- Caparra.
Jose Gordtzs
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"El Eco del ComeIcio. !"

~ "El Eco del ComeIcio"
Per6to, que dicen soy en- el arte 10 declare
sublime (me refero al vino Rioja Clarete de la
Compania VinIcola del Norte de Espaha de So.
brino de Izquierdo & Ca.)
Desde hoy tai vez va no podre clasifcarlo,
me retire la vida plivada
Jose Rodriquez de Ards
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Mas que por nuestros grandes poetas y nues-
tros grandes guerreros, somos la primer naci6n
del mundo por nuestros vinos.
De entire estos vinos Ell mejor es el riojano.
T. COntreaS Ramos.
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Despu6s de probar, opino
que el Clarete es un buen vino.
j, A. DGub1n
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Por la

Por la primera vista Sc puede formar
juicio exacto. Vivo en- la casa ndmero 81, Gale
de la Luna, donde tendra gusto en- volver reci-
LA CORRESPONDENCE
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vi, bebf y me rel,
Este es el vino que me gusta 4 mi.
III. Hernandez JuncoS.
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Como no llegue a catar
no me permito opinar.
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Pues yo 10 cate, y me inclino
{ opinar que es bueno 81 vino.
Brau ZuzuGryeout.
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Que buenas personas son los Sobrinos de
Izqulerdol
Lopez Iwero
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DespuGs de haber bebldo una vez el clarete
que expenden Sobrino de Izquierdo c., cual
quiera Sc hace gWarapetd.
La Llustracs6n Puertorriquea0
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Prometo que en- La BaIamzd
que es emblema del comercio,
no SO bebera mas vino
que ell de Sobrino de Izquierdo.
4. Reqt
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Y desea igualmente buen provecho los
est6magos 81 amigo cornpanero.
Federico Asenjo.
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Clarete color rubi

~ ST Colon hublera tenldo $40 este vino pa
ra celebrar Ell descubrimiento de America. -.
aquel habrfa sido un dia complete.
Sanchez Morales
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Ne ha parecido excelente:
mas falt6 comparac1on.
Yo reserve dar mi fallo
en- Ia pr6xima ocasiou.
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sECCI0N POETICA
Brlnsis On Ia glra 4 Gaparra ''
, POR Ell DE TRIANA

s POR Ell DE TRIANA!
Parti6 Colon desde Palos
para conquistar Ia gloria,
con un pufiado de locos
POGO menos que en- Ia inopia.
Llevaba el cuerpo cansado,
sin un escudo la bolsa,
pero LENA la cabeza
de cosmografcas solfas
que en- La misma Salamanca
SO estimaron ilusorias.
La clencia le iluminabs,
Ia fe le daba su sombra
y con Ia mlrada fla
del Occidente en- las ondas,
ofreci6 Wn ju66m de sedo :
Ia afortunada boca
que diera Ell grito de terra
en- las naves espanolas. @<se
In1til es que 20 olga
que desde 81 puente Ia cofa
no hubo quien pesta1eara,
y hasta en- la nocturna sombra
oios quisieron volverse
para yer la playa ignota
echarse el jWb6m de seda
para luclrlo con honra
ante las damas indianas,
del ophir MOBILES sefioras.
Toc6le en- suerte al de Triana
81 vestir tan RIGA joya; @
cuando pis6 la TERRA
que soil6 la mente loca
del loco mas estupendo 3.
que registrar las historias, &
SO quedo Ell de Triana m1stio,
abriendo an palmo de boca,
viendo que las mobiles damas
se paseaban en- pelota.
Por, ESQ es que 81 gran Quintana
con dulce inspirada nota, T..
llam6 Iinocentel q la TERRA
que Triana vi6 entire las olas.
Brindo, pues, por Ell de Trians,
81 lince de aquella fota;,
y al grito de ftierra! tierral
me apresto apurar mi copa.
re. 16 de 1892. II 4. Doub6m.
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Dijeron con desd9n:--lGente de afueral
Es BuseapiS.
UNA GAIA De VINO
ENvIADA PoR Los SREs. SoBR1No DE IzQUIERDo
ca, 4 CAPARRA.

,osscs6n de los Sres. ,Sobrtno de Izq9serclO u c.
tu6re de 1892, en- la antigua Caparra.
EXPOSITION
Ante vos, noble senora,
con profundo respeto,
aprisionado entire alambres
en- traie de paia envuelto,
lega, pidiendo justicia,
un extravIado viajero
que teniendo nombre fama
en- mil ciudades y pueblos
por un error de la suerte
Sc encuentra en- este momento
ante Ell tribunal augusta
que es arbitro de un imperio:
el de la opinion sensata,
de la raz6n 81 derecho.
Espa6ol de pura raza, -
al igual de mis- abuelos
he pasado por Europa,
triunfante, mi roio cuerpo. -
Eran mis- padres de Rioja:
dos cepas de dulce aspecto,
las mas gentiles bellas
de aqu6l productive suelo.
Emigre y Puerto-Rico
llegue, temblando de miedo,
porque hay gente que no sabe
81 ell frmante es malo bueno.
Por ESQ ante vos, sehora,
en- traje do paja envuelto
y aprisionado entire alambres,
suplicando me presento,
para que falle, en- conciencia,
81 soy malo 81 soy bueno.
Por el exponente que no saber firms
SobTgno de IzQWterdO c.
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Por La Integridad NacsonGl;
Como cinco y dos son siete,
S1empre guardare Ell REcUKRDo
Del buen vinillo Clarete
De ese Sobrino de Izquierdo.
Vicente Balbds
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fiesta de aver, ha sido Ia discussion unanime
aprobaci6n del acuerdo tornado en- Ia siguiente
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E1posscs6m de los Sres. Sobrtno de ZzqUserdO q c.
Id Preaso perG6dscG reunsda eL dGa I6 de Oc-
tubre de 1892 en- la antigua Caparra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-03
THE OLD NORTH STATE.
rFprR<L SUPERVISOR sHAFFEE
sHoWING MORE CAUTION.
Urged 20 Arrest wake Forest Nudsns' ne
Deeiinss-ssnator Mat. Ransom forcso
BY sickness 10 Take kest.

RALEIGH. n. c., Nov Especial
There was a ripple excited h're thiS
nOning by fvmor which was started
,tat another Federal outrage VAS about
10 be perpetrated. 1t was learned that
Ham Jones. Federal supervisor OF elec-
items at wake Fcfest. wh.re Wake Forest
College is located, was here urging Chlel
Supervisor A. ". shafter TO Issue war
rorts FOR the arrest Ct stveAty-six stu
Ants OF the college on the ground thdt
they have registered and expect to Votc'
when being students. the. have 10 IlShI
N 40 so under the law. Strong eitOrts
:, arc made 10 induce Shalfer TO have them
arrested. but he was afraid 10 90 50
after the indignation which was openly
expressed at his arbitrary ACTON ia tiIe
Ease OF Registrar Reid, OF HALIFAX II
Was 10 reported to Shafer that super
visor lad made a demand OF registrar
tn this township for copy OF inc res's-
tration books, and although the case wa
similar 10 the case OF ke'd' Shaier uiu
not issue a warrant for ms arrest
Senator Matt w. Ransom, who has Tor
several weeks been actively engaged IN
CAfnDHlKU,
was forced TO go home. he passe1
through here to-day en- route to his home
in Northampton
Chairman Simmors OF the state Demo-
cratic % ecUtive committee. To-Day re-
ceived information that the Republican
commissioners of internal revenue In
Cleveland and several o'ber counties are
issuing a large number Of commissions
20 persons for storekNepers end gaugers.
OF course this is 10 bride them to WORK
for the Republican party.
A. G. Reid registrar in Halifax county
who was arrested Monday on warrant
by Chief Supervisor A. ". Shaffer and
brought here and bound over under 100
bail has Instituted suit for damages
against Shaffer for so 900. The suit will
be pushed. and IL is the opinion of emil
nent lawyers that it is sure case against
6haffer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-03
Ell. Brown Now n Democrat.

ASHEVILLE. N. c., Nov. Especial
=. l.. Brown, a well-known and popular
young man Of this place, who has been
a Republican for twenty years, In card
10 the public in an evening paper
sewers his connection with that party,
and announces that In future he will sup
port Democratic principles, He also adj
vises his multitude Of friends to do like
wise II is expected that Mr.. Brown
letter will bear fruit on election day, be-
cause he has always been popular and in
nuentlal with the members OF his own
party.
The county Democratic executive COM
mittee has learned that there have been
attempts TO repeat in registration by
a good many of the colored contingent Of
the city, and also that good many col
ored ex-convicts, who are DISTINGUISHED
IN this State. have registered.
The committee calls upon every Demo-
Crat In the township TO attend closely at
the polls on election day, and thwart this
villainous scheme. 1t doesn't make so
much difference about illegal registration,
but Illegal voting Is another matter.
A large number OF AsheWlles business
men have signi1ed their intention Of clos
ing up their places Of business on election
day, and the executive committee is maxi
ing efforts to get all to close, with pros
pect Of success.
Mr. Doughton, the Democratic candi-
date for Lieutenant is billed to
speak here tomorrow night.
At the CrawfordPritchard meeting at
Marshall, the home OF Pritchard, where
the Republicans boosted they would have
such turnout OF paraders. both mounted
and on foot, the mounted Pritchard en-
thusiasts only numbered 40, by actual
count OF a Republican. They had threat
ened to have 500 horsemen in line that
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-03
Buck--McDonald.

CONVICTION. VA. Nov. Especial
The marriage Of Miss Glare Mcdonald 70
Mr. I. r.. Buck took place this even
ing at the residence Of Mrs. l.. NJ. Nc
Aiitster, the grandmother OF the bride.
The large parlors were beautifully deco
rated and were well filled with the family
and friends OF the contracting parties.
The simple marriage ceremony Of the
presbyterian Church was performed by
the Rev Collin Stokes and the prayer
was delivered by the Rev. Samuel r.
Chapman. The bride was dressed in a
lovely white silk. the bridal dress which
her mother had used many years before.
and her only ornaments were a necklace
hnd earrings OF pearl. Her attendants
were her sister, Miss May Mcdonald
Miss Sallie Rice, Miss Syme Ayers OF
Rocky Mount. Va, and Miss Mary Vay-
Ter OF Indiana. The gentlemen attend
ants were Frank l.. Buck, brother OF the
groom, John s. Rudd OF Union. w. Va.
y. L. Garrett and J. II. McAllister OF
Warm Springs.
The bride is the youngest daughter of
The late DR.. Gabriel Mcdonald, and niece
Or Hon. Alexander Mcdonald, of Lynch
burg
zhe GROOM u q successful and promlnsut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-03
ne.,h of Prominent CIuIens.

WHITE MARSH, GLOUCESTER CO.
VA oct. 1.-Special.-The people OF this
nelrhborhood were greatly shocked by
tho death last night Of two OF our promi-
nent citizens, both dying Of heart dis
ease They we're Rev. +. II. Hall. pastor
Of one OF the largest Baptist churches IN
this county. and Mr.. John "A. Bridges, a
merchant Mr.. Hall had attended the
sunday school at his church in the morn
ing and spent the afternoon and took
supper with one Of his flock. About night
he started home with his wife and four
little children. In a short time he COM
plained OF pain, which became so violent
that he had 10 stop at a friends house,
where he had 10 be taken out Of his
vehicle. and died within few minutes
afterwards.
Mr.. Bridges died about 10 o'clock. He
was a gallant Confederate soldier AT
the beginning Of the war he enlisted in
the Gloucester Heavy Artillery, which
afterwards became Company Of the
Thirry-fourth Virginia Infantry, and
served throughout the war.
Many OF our oldest citizens declare that
this is the dryest spell they ever saw.
In the lower part Of the county many OF
the wells are dry, and the people here
haul water both for themselves and
their stock
The green gill is rapidly spreading
among the York river oysters, and our
observation-disclosures, planters and ship
pers-are quite down in the mouth. Green
gill doesn't hurt the oyster at all, but IL
Injuries the sale of them.
The Republicans are very quiet, Dut are
working like beavers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-03
Democratic Appointments.

Hons STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
CHABLorTEsvILLE, VA, Oct. III, 1872. }
FITzHUGH LEE.
Nansemond. November Sd.
Alexandria might November 4th.
Shenandoah (specialD November 9th.
Rockbridge. November 7th.
JOHN ". DANIEL.
w.verly Sussex, November 9Th.
HOLMES CONRAD.
Nottoway, November Sd.
Shenandoah, November 18th.
R. c. KENT.
Scott (special). November Sd and 4th.
Blscksburg. November 5th.
Wythe (special), November 18th.
JAMES LINDSAY GoRpoS.
waverlsy SUSSEX. November 5th.
Charlotte, November eth.
BEVERLEY n. MUNFoRp.
Powhatsn. November 9th.
EPPA HUNToN, JE.
Clarke. November 5th.
HILL MONTAGUE.
Gloucester, November 7th.
A. J. MONTAGUE.
Hing ana Queon, kovem Der 80,
WILLIAM R. AYLETT.
King and Queen. November Sd.
fl. d. FLOOD.
Pittsylvania (specisi). Nov. Sd and 4th.
THOMAS L. RossEn..
Pittsylvsnis (speciaD, Nov. Sd and 4th.
DANIEL HARTMAN.
Greene. November 4th and 5th.
HENRY ". FLoURsoY.
Ninth Congressional district, November
4th to 7th, inclusive.
GEORGE PERKINS.
Shenand oah. November Sd and 5th,
r. II. CARDwKEL.
King George, November Sd.
N. =. HOLT.
(Judge Staples Essex appointment with
drawn BASIL Is. GORDON.
Chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-03
Death OF Mrs. y. G. Manson, Jr.

LYNCHBURG, VA, Nov. Especial
A feeling of genuine grief was felt in this
entire community this morning, when the
death of Mrs. Henrietta Il. j. Manson,
wife Of Mr.. N C. Manson. Jr became
known. She passed away at about o
o'clock this morning. after short illness.
Mrs Manson was the daughter Of Major
George Johnston. Of alexandria, who
served on General Lees staff during the
late war. and his father had served on
General WashingtonS staff during the
Revolution. Mrs. Manson. as Miss Eta
Johnston, was well known in Lynchburg
society prior TO her marriage TO Mr.. Man
son. as she often visited here as the guest
OF Captain c. NJ. Blackford, having been
a friend Of his daughter, the late Mrs.
Withers.
No young lady who ever visited this city
made more friends, or made a deeper
mark upon society She was brilliant in
her conversational powers, wonderfully
attractive and engaging in her manners
aud had musical talents rarely equalled.
Indeed, her singing had placed her in the
foremost rank OF amateur performers in
the State. What she was in Lynchburg
society during her visit here, she was all
the time in Alexandria, and as much as
she will be missed here, the mourning for
her in Alexandria will be as great One
year ago she married MI. n. 4. Manson,
Jr.. so prominently known as a lawyer
and as the former mayor of this city,
and on the anniversary OF her wedding
she was taken sick, and died after two
days illness, during most Of which time
she was unconscious.
In her relation as wife and head OF a
household she has so fulfilled every duty
as not only 20 make her house one Of the
most attractive in the city, but to entwine
her around the hearts Of all persons
who came in contact with her, whatever
their social status, and whatever might
have been her relation 10 them. The
popularity she had so fully won was not
The result OF artificial manner but was
ehe tribute which is ever accorded TO those
who speak and act from the impulses OF
D warm heart and OF that human sympa-
thy which is ready to weep with those
who weep, or 10 rejoice with those who
are glad. IL Is only necessary TO mention
the fact of her death to awaken in
Lynchburg sorrow that is tender and
sacred. Mrs. Manson was born April 49,
1851. The time Of her funeral will not be
liked until the members OF her family ar
rive from Alexandria.
The case OF e. r. Totty, charged with
embezzlement. was called In the mayors
court this morning. The preliminary ex-
animation was waived by the defense
and the case was sent on TO the grand
Jury. The witnesses were recognized in
The sum OF 500 10 appear on the first day
OF the next term Of the corporation
court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-03

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and harmless vegetable remedies, is calm
ing. soothing and healing TO the nerves
and at the same time strengthens and IN
vigorates the entire system, restoring
bealthful color to the cheek, refreshing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-03
They PLAYED Crack-a-Loo.

REIDSVILLE. n. c.. Nov. Especial
Rev O. l.. Springfield is conducting a
very interesting revival at the Baptist
church
The district convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association ADJOURNED
Sunday night.
Mr. d. A. Hendrix, who has been doing
a large shoe business, has just returned
from the North, where he purchased
large stock Of dry goods, and will conduct
a dry goods, as well as a shoe business
hereafter.
The bird law being out to-day the
woods are full Of hunters.
Rev A. Greaves, who has been living
near Asheville, at Fletcher, has resigned
his charge, and accepted work In the
Eastern diocese at Greenville, n. c.
Several gentlemen were before the
mayor for playing at crack-a-loo, Spe-
cies of gambling. and fined s. each.