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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

John II. Davis & Co.. Of New y ork, in their
investment clTculalar. referring 10 CONNER
cai investment stocks. say. Inc puuhc is
slowly becoming educated 20 an appreciation
Of tine superior advantages offered 70 investors
in the shares OF industrial corporations. In
our Inst circular We referred 10 the fact that
the official list OF the London stock Exchange
embraced the stocks OF bonds of over SIX
hundred OF such companies. indicating the
extent to which trading and investment IN
such concerns has been carried ~ Great brit-
ain. We claim that in this lne-as yet young
IN this country lies the opportunity frr pro-
htable investment which Is offered ia 10 other
direction, ana that this opportunity Will not
continue for many years. inasmuch as Increas-
ing knowledge wall bring increased confidence,
and increased confidence will bring greater
demand. and greater demand will bring good
stocks of this kind from tho present per
cent basis down 10 IT per cent return.
lit is not alone 20 the individual investor
that these shares commend themselves.
Banks, trust companies and kindred institu-
lions are ready purchasers OF mercantile
paper. II thc H0tsS n on nt1tct0u0t or Jyns
! eitYaQe0 an commercial or mdHuf dcftgiug buS,-
ness are especially .fGc0red by financial inSttu-
! t0nS Jrbl NtOutd not he ShdreS Of q corpora
tioA ,rbict succeeds a. me business Of success
/ fia indtci0uni or tohich as Il consolidation u
| hlttertO cOnapetMg COi~eTl'S, De- ccen more 0c-
! StrGble than such notes
The best railway bonds can only be bou bit
on basis of per cent, frst-class real estate
mortgages in the last pay no more. Western
farm mortgages have passed the height of
their popularity and are IN disfayor by reason
of many failures and disasters. but few new
railroad bonds are being made; dividend
/ paying railroad stocks are not only liable 70
wide calculating market values. but are de-
pendent upon crops and competition for d
continuance of their dividends; there is
needed a new line OF Investment combining
safety. stability and satisfactory returns.
Nothing 80 we'll fills the bil. rs the shares OF
carefully selected commercial and manufac-
turing corporations.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
PLAN MAY BE0PERATI
An Advance in the Price of Stock BASED on
More favorable Reports Prom the Re-
ceipts OF Securities.

NEW YoRK. April s. Brokers representing
insiders in Richmond Terminal were buyers
Of the stock and bonds Of that company to-
day. The advance was based on the more IA
yorable reports from the committee in regard
60 the receipt OF securities and 10 the eNpecta-
tion on the Exchange that the plan would %
declared operative on Thursday next Inc
prospects now are that majority oil the or
minaps securities will DO deposited before the
period allowed expires.
SUDDEN CHANCE FOR TIE EFT IN.
The Fveninc Post savs. There has been
suddenly developed movement on the par "a
the Richmond Terminal security holders 10
deposit their securities with the Contra. Trust
Company under the provisions OF the oIsaAlle-
tion plan. one large holder not idehIl"eu w W..
either faction IN the management yoe'oiS"y
deposited several millions. when lAciuucu
LARGE blocks ~ bonds and East cnnessee secu-
rites o. we'll as Terminal preferred. huiuoei
OF banking interests connected indirectly WIN
the management also turned IN large docks
OF securities. and members Of the committee
to-day said that they are now iuuy satsIeu
with tho prospects. The outlook has I'M
proved 20 much that they believe the plan
viii be declared operative and that the syn
dcate viii then be called on 10 provide the
SIi0oc. 900 subscribed by is members.
THE CAUSE THEREOF.
The sudden change in the sentiment of the
holders is ascribed wholly 10 the fact that tho
controlling interests Yesterday made a market
for the reorganization receipts. large NUM-
Der of security holders had taken steps 70 call
a general meeting Of bond and stockholders
OF the company for the purpose of taking
some effective steps IN the matter, but when
they found that market had been provided
for the receipts they abandoned the project
OF meeting aud deposited their securities.
1t Is stated By persons prominent ~ tho
effort 10 reOrganiZo the company that the
First National bank party is % blame for tho
SLOW progress made. and that plan Is being
prepared by a former officer of the Danvlllo
COMPANY. which the First National bank
party intended % issue III case OK the with
drawai OF the present plan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

fendor,. wero not responsible for any neg'i-
ee 'aC on the part Of Burchard in obtaining
the Information upon which the representa-
tons were made.
cor.ov.I LAMONT VIII 60 TO rURorR.
Colonel Dan Lamont will 90 TO Europe in
two or three weeks. lie expects TO be away
FOR long vacation. and i may DO al sum,
NOR Tie Colonele health is 80 far improved
,,at he hopes TO be out il few days. uis
Tis nhveician. Dr. joseph ID. BRYANT. thinks
he should take good long rest The trouble
WITH the Colonel Dr. BRYANT SAYS, u over,
work. lie was completely played ont, ana
has been ill for twelve weeks. Colonei La
monts family will 90 with him.
We have not set been able 90 make mr.
roncenents for the DAY OF starting. said Mr..
Lamont. "bu. it - to be either , the
28rd or 30th az this month. We haNe no plans
Shall be away. Dir. Lamont will certainly be
away tor SIX weeas or So. and it will all de-
pend on himself how much longer he remains
awav. N he likes it over there It is very prob
able he Will remain until the fall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

the last twenty years. During All this time 1
have been suffering with Malaria' Heart DIS
ease Kidney and Liver Complaints. Nervous
Prostitution and Sleeplessness. For ne Mfee
m0ntAe Jerore taxing Dr. Gncnes N|rUa !
hod been confined 10 mn roolo and most OF the
time 70 the bed. feel, with the blessing OF
God. Dr. Greene's Nervura has given mo new
lease OF life and health, ana D'af am cpYed OF
oil mn uou5'es l have a great desire that others
may be benefited a. have been, and take every
opportunity TO recommend Or. Greene 5 Ner-
vure 10 the sick ..,,,,
Baptist Homo Cixtv-eichth ST.. New York City.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09

LtrTLE Rock. ARK, April S.-A cyclone
struck the northwestern portion of Faulkner
county Tuesday night. The storm swept the
county for several miles The house OF John
Hale. near Quitman. was blown 10 pieces and
the chimney fell upon and crushed Hale 10
death. Twenty dwellings were demolished
and over fifty persons were injured, some Of
whom VIII die
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
rnE M4yLE SraAn sEAsoY.

1t IS Claimed That Vermont Farmers Wnl
Lose Fully So 100000.
MONTPELIER, VI, April THE maple su-
gar season in Vermont is practically over and
unless there is decided change in III
weather tho season Of 1872 Will prove fall
ure 10 is estimated that only one-Quarter of
an average crop has been produced. md II
bis estimate is correct IL means the loss this
year Of fully 81 ,O0O,Oo0 TO tie ermont farm
ora
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
IS IT LIKE YOURS ?
Story Woman Told by Herself.

Tor eight years |
have been constantly
under the care Of doc
tors. but found no re-
lief, nor. from what
the doctors told me,
did Icxpcct 20 get any
better. | was con-
/ WINGED they did not
understand my case
so I thought / would
try Dr. Greene's Ner-
'yura, ana RE result
has been u7dy ir0nder-
na. / now feel in
better health than for
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Edol Brothers, plaintiffs, III tie Chs .,fS IF
against 10o.,JInond. decree OF
Harris. &c. defendants. April D. 1872
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION, SALh - ~ ~
- ~ NLSI CLAY STBEEI-in put -u ,,it tba
the decree IN tho above mention ~, mr.
undersigned, thereby appointed IDI , 81. on
pose. Will sell by auction upon the Droiiii'o'' va
THURSDAY. THE iirHDAY on Avail lssZ'
at ococs j. W. the BRICK DNhLi .l.''l, i'y
~ west Clay street. This r. BEYOND !ie 1871
one OF the cutest little DWELLING III "" NO.,
and with small outlay in the way ol lFfrr.'liio
viii prove most comfortable anu ." 80 80
httle home. Tn lot has front Oh 10 rec az, ~
9inches on the north side OF { lay street al" al j.
tends back 100 feet TO an alley. OHI 80
small and within the reach oI al pure On
TERMS. One-third i'm cash and the Iesluv.r ~,
credit o. Six and twelve months taklhE IN n
the purchaser negotiable notes ~ TWO e'iL."i ~,
stalments. with interest added from inc guy ia
sale and the title 20 be retained uhti lno
whole of the purchase money Is pald Emu " WV
w ""'' 90 - '''' - ~ FIELDING LEWIS.
Special CommisAOner'
CnEwSISG & RosE, AuctloneeTs.
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CnEwSryG & RosE, Auctloneers.

i'''i - e 10 - Court Of tho city Of
Harris. &c. dofendantsJ Richmond.
cer,ifr fbot the bond required OF the special
commissioner By the decree IN said cause OF
April ;, Is9e has been duly given I'll
Given under ny hand TINS 'th Gay 81 o. Npi"'
1892 CHAhLLo W. NODISSiiN.t
ana AANA n.
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3D. NNH "N" ~ tfHNA H''H
General 6Oa .heru AGENT
lAce. it0cAe -
~. /. CLYDE 10.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP C0MPANr


FOR NfW Okh . . ~,
Steamers leave Richmond ENthl lUE0ytt
and FRIDAY. Manifest closed one hour before
steamers leave New York iog Echmoai
FNEH1 WEDNESDAY ana SAll i.DAt a. s,f
M. arriving in Richmond NONDAt anu III
DAY mornings t.... 3D.. ..,,..,s.e4
c1Lin dare 40 NoW l0r~ Via James river
route Including meals ana hetin ..,.... ~ "
EauWl trio ticket. limited 10 lhifD Gays a.
after date of issue. .......-' -'''''''..' ID
Steeraae, With snDslsiente....'' ---'--.''''
SteeraFe' without subsistence. 30 ,.t....-.f DIV
fslIn fare Wa Chesapeake Ah4 'Nl' 4A" ,t ID,
,afPn fsre, VIA Richmond and feteFsbur- o., Al,
railroad ,'f.' -. ''t.t- uIl
az .t,rsc.u 10 oulAlnod 40 a ", CARRIER, "a
Mn tract Chesapeake and ONO ahA H.e
.. n@,, s~1 leters. grs iopot,' ani a. COMPANY
49,. i'sl Main street AMI "hffh Nochelb
sbt received daily unul T. k,,N.n,Ns
,...ssneers leaving hlchmorn GA MDI,UNii
TtTsnnANS. WEDNESDAYS. TAU NNl,A
sAFri'H1 Als by the Chesapeake snd ONO ga...
~ "a NewpOrt News az 500 A. NJ aplo y
ny nr,Drd and petersbarg railroad same "a, ~
49, H. will mako connection at NohipLA
IN st.smer leaving those GAYS,
VIZ" ClOA4A. IA. ALLEN \ CO. Neens
.as-u Conpanys v hsEi' h'''
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

CoUGHs AND COLDS. Those who arc suffering
from Coughs Colds. Sore Throat. etc, should
try Browns BRONCHIAL TRocnEs Sola oaby IN
bOreS.-ady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
Hirr.HOADs.
RICHMOND & DANVILLE R. R.
AND QUICKEST ROUTE SORT,
AND SOUTHWEST ~"
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT FEBRUARY ~,
LEAVE RICHMOND.


-,o-...,. ALiN so. "a. 8.1I A. "
NJ III kN EXPRESS. daily go- D-,-r,.
D. 'iecnSuorD, hlnzfDn-~aIcm IrrI..'
Ia. .sh' ianfleman, salisbury. AsleyI.e r.
4flAs7' ,hariotfe. Columbia. Aiken. Ag,r..,'
f,'oliA birmingham. Montgomery. Nov 0.
il'nsi loAAs AMI California. Pullman .t,..
MItphs. cars richmond % Danyiie ami f.''
si,n To- A-pc'i.4e. Hot Springs and Knorr.
ESQ .Apf iu9 20 Atlanta. birmngham r.
PMS anu Kansas lty. MD.. without chan,
r-,e.r kAiN $50. o. 500 4. 81.
'i $500. .nI - 1aiy .or aA points South an,
Cow invest, Connections az hey5yi,o n.
srd in2, VAiofh Henderson Dgrh,-
1T of.; ,t"'e.Sh throngh coach Richmond +.
iAut,lsn ~ uanuiic w.th pullman s.aeut-
b.ns - , 4lil Atlanta; az Greensboro ior n..
H'Hl' iAieig &C.. makes no c0nnoef.- .
salisbury Tor tshevi.l4 or Western Nr-t, ,. p
ma "a ions. Washington AMI Sorfhwe.,
$50 a. IT, ''"'o' i'Alfi.3
larlor car between Richmond and Uanvr,,
,,..r, Train So g.. 6.Il D.. 81
a MELlA ACCOMMODATION dale ....-.
- sunday for Amelia Courthouse All .H
mediate points ''.-'-
ARRIVE AT Richmond
IRAN No. y, 1;l5 a. r.. SO. ll.5.9p ~. ~.
-. SAB A. 81. --'' no
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09


3 .@D 2. ll. Daily from Cincinnati.
81 h:5l ,. VI. Tally from Norfolk.
81 l;5J =. 3D. tNhunday from Clifton Ego.
/ No. TRAINS ARRIVE LlGHIH-SE. STATION
70 SGD 4. ~ Ixcept sunday from Ign burg
/ 10 6:6 T. III. Daily rom LmchDurg.
JOHN b. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20.
IA lOdAO hAlLkOAD.-ochoIul8 commence
Ing JAN. IS. lsa4 Eastern standard tim1.
9:5lA NJ leaves Byrd-strees station daily;
stops only. al. Ashland Boutwell,
1llfort, fredericksburg, Brooke
anu NidaWatcr. sleeper Washing
Ion and New York. Arrives %
more 9e0P ST.; philsdelDhis STA
=, 7. 3d.; New York go l.. g.
100 4 III, leaves brrd-stroet station daily ok
eeps SUNDAY Buffet PariQr Car
richmond 20 Sew YORK.. Arr ras
81 Washington ne $40 u. ~: Bath.
more, 1;!4 b. 81; Philadelphia. l:D
no,r n, Leaves 1 N 8yrd ora l:' .sou daily
sleeping car llchmoud % AeR
York stops only az Ashland. bo-n-
Brooke and Widewster. stops a.
oihgi e.tloL' on sundays. Arrives
~ asningtOn no f.lI p H.; Bilti-
more, u ..j a. ST.; PHILADELPHIA. 3.B
n. b.; New FORK. G.JJ s. 81
oto n Ia arrives at byri-streel stanton daily
eleeger from New ork stops only
burg, Milford Bothweu aEd Ash
land. stops at other stations on
ouhdays Leaves Washington nc
e;ss P. Ii. arrives a. Byrd-st-oet station daily
Stops 40 fredericksburg, NItOrL
Bothwel and Ashland. Sleeper
from Washington and Sew York
does not stop az Il0l Leaves WASH
mgtou az 1887 A. If.
rs Z. NJ, arrives al Byrd street station daily
Stops at Fredericksburg, Milford,
JO,lWel AMI Ashland sleeper
from Aeg York ami Washington 90
H!chmond Leaves Washington 90
e:35 p. NJ. arrives Of Byrd-stroet station daily
except sunday Bullet Iar.or Car
NeN York TO Richmond. Leaves
Washington az 5.Jt L. 81. NeN lork
.lt r41.4Ja special leaves llYrd-
street station SGD A. NJ. tuesdays.
Thursday and saturdays. Arrives
lrr4-strect station $3.50 p. w. h0n-
days. Wednesdays AND ridays hx-
frl faro charged OBJ hfs +rain.
FREDERICKsBURG ACCOMMODATION
COOP N. leaves 'Byra-st root talon; arrive,
SIS A IL. arrives a: Byri.s,reo, station;
leayei fredericksburg 10 6OJ A II
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY E1CEPr SUNDAY
Gas 4. ~, leaves EiDa: arrives ~ Ashland ~
0ns p NJ, leaves Elba' srrivesas Ashland Al
Gas A ~. arriyesas Elba leaves Ashland a,
o. r IL. arrives al Elba; leaves Ashland.s
5:l5 T. w.
G. 4 TAYLOR. Traffic Manager.
l. J. d. hYERs. General superintendent
A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
Commencing MONIAf. JANUARY ,s,,
ItsA NJ. trains on this road viii run as follows;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Leave Arrive
No Richmond Petersburg
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TfTLRDiDs.
E; a: VI H0!iOIE;Ssstarr

yr7rl-l-trAe~',t. 49,
SCHEDULE N EFFECT nrCEHDERR & r I'22i i
BYRD-STREEI STATION
o.eo A. NJ. Richmond Lnd Norfolk thronsp
WV sxpress Arrive Norfolk ii ~ A. y
Stops only ~ Petersburg "aYeiH
no,AM F Aor I Eoanoko BEDFORD. Pulaski,
WV Drigtol. also conn cts 81 hadl0rI
Tor Blnaheld aui locahontns. Tar,
lor car Petersburg 10 HoshV ,fai"
Pullman sleeper .01noa, -, htN-
phis via Knoxville and Chatta-
,q.4o p ". For Lynchburg. Roanoke and inter
mediate stations so connection
beyond R1luOse
rs H. f ~ Fo at S:s''s 5i
Bristol Also Tor B.ucheid. Foea'
houtas. hlShorn and stations 81, On
tliucl Valley Division. Also Tor
louisville ami stations on l.. = =.
j. IL. Wa torlun. Pullman & acc
srtrcr lotwecn Richmond am
lynchhurg. EcrILs ready FOR OccA'
papcy at 300 T. T.. Also Pullman
seeper Petersburg 20 LOuisvlio
via Norton. and Roanoke 20 Ion-
phis ana new Orleans via hnoNili0
and Chattanooga.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburg ana
tho west daily at l:i4 a H. $40 l.. VI an 20
j. ~; from Norfolk md tho East at Il "a A. 81
and 6:3s Z. w.
Tickets. bargac e-chocks. and all information
railroad depot A. W. CARRIER, g0l Main street.
and az tho Companys Office, s1s east Main
street. h. -. COURTNEY.
Passenger Agent.
". h. BLFllL,
General Passenger Agent
General Once Roanoke "a
EHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COM
~ PANY
SCHEDULE IN EFFECrJANUARYL1N2
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ON trains Nos lf ID and - sioeInc-cars le-
tween Aew YORK. and Tampa, Tia. via Jackson
vileA On tram. AOs 4 and % sloeping-cars
between New \ ork ami Ohar-estou. ON tCaing
nos. " and ts hleepn--cnfs letNetu New York
AMI jacksonville On irlln no. d. sieeplns-car
between New York and savannah. ON trains
Nos. 80 ang 81, sleeUing-caIE between Richmond
and Iyuchlurg. Va.
Ia addition 10 the above
Till MEN YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL.
consisting of Ncstibule Pullman cars only. leaves
Mrhmcnd south-lounl az 1:l3 l.. ". Monday 5.
Welue.iays and Fridays, and leaves Petersburg
uorth-b0uni at A w. on tuesdays, Thursdays
ant Saturdays. EX.ra fare Is charged on this
Ill ONLY AIL.RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Richmond. 300 4. u. Norfo'k.....li.85A A. n.
Richmond. '5.i5 J.. N. Norfolk. ..... eco J.. NJ.
Norfoik 's;85 A. ~. Richmond. ...ll:I5 A. N.
Norfolk 400 l.. NJ. LIcAm0nd. 49,. 6.3s N.
The trains leaving kichmona az 900 4. N. aud
Norfolk at 4ul L. NJ. are solid trains between
these TWO points, agd las iengers go through
without change az cars. Close connections are
also made az Petershurg bY DE lt5 Z. VI. tram
from Richmond amt the b A. u. Train from
Norfolk
Trains leaving Richmoni 40 1905 A. NJ. l2.p
T. NJ and N .3l T. NJ, and arriving az Richmond
at $50 A. M.i:iO i. ~. and i.i5 a. NJ, MAKE
close connection 40 Peter bnfs 10 ami from
Iarmyille Lyncnburs AMI Neat.
Il. NJ. SULLY.
eugerintenJoa.,
l.. L. p.AllEnS,
General Superintendent.
l.. II. EMERSON, frame Manager.
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STEAMSHIPS.

STEAMSHIPS.
XylRG INA STEAMBOAT COMphNYs
JAMES RIVER ITNF
FOR THE SFASHORF CIFA PTsr AND MOST
PLEASANT ROUTE 10 NORFOLK
PORTSMOUTH NEWPORT
NEWS al ANrAfDNT
AMI IANFS RTkIP ANDTNgg
CoNNECTIONs,
A. NFWpoRT NFT4 ana NopFoTE f,r
Uamnfo, Oh point ana Sf1itbf.ii Va Wash.
inrfon ID a. gaifiiaore pbiiaIsl.bisgnl Ner
York sauna a fternoon. ai-o III Norf.iL III E1..-
ern North Carolina ana the south.
A. III ARTNONT vyifh fhe Atlantic anl
Dsnville Railroad Tor Wagerir. Hicksi0fd all
an stations
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE
GRFAp TOURIST LINE.
JAMESTOWN Dl .IlH GAP AND WAR
sCENERf.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED ~
EAIIIIAFS
FARETO PORTSMOUTH ANpNORrOLks.l
$40 ROUND TRIP; 81 SECOND-CLA5a
FlkSI-CLA,- MEALS.
ARIEL.
CAPITALS DEYo,
earring United States maih
leave. nIcImond avery
zrNNrnkV U't'f.t. ...f. a a. INK lfnrn4V t.rr A
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Real Estate Auctioneers and Brokers'
No north Tenth street
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE

7 !
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
Commencing MONDAY. JANUARY 8. 1872.
GtsA NJ. trains on this road will run as follows.
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
Leave Arrive
No Richmond. Petersburg.
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70 SGD q. VI. Except sunday from Ign burg
10 6:6 Z. ii. Daily from LnchDurg.
JOHN b. POTTS.
Division Passenger Agent.
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DICUMOND CITY AND SEVEN PNel
~ RAILWAY COMPANY
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No. TRAINS ARRIVE BROAD-sT STATION
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-28

though, I reckon. Now BROTHER Ex-
E L will sing one of his solos and after
that I will try to preach to you
al don't care what race you belong to
you will 90 to hell if you commit sin.
I've heard that some people in this town
have saidthat they didn't want SAM JONES
to come here because you were afraid he
would interfere with some OF the ways
thing run here. Well, if somebody don't
come here and tell you of it you'll go to
hell, you fool you. If I were the mayor
of this town so help me COP I'd lock up
the last damnable n of you when you
opened thedoor of your saloon next Sum
day I would. Your preachers ought to
saw amen here. If you want to drink
beer all Sunday, you old pot-gutted devil,
you ought to go back where you came
from. And you fat beer-guzzler, could
stick a knife in your paunch and draw
off a keg of beer. You may get mad, but
I am speaking to you like a brother. L
am not afraid to stand up anywhere this
side Of the damned and the lost and
preach the Bible. I'd rather have it writ
ten on my tombstone, a brave, true
preacher = than to be a sort Of peripatetic,
cowardly s%coundrel afraid to preach the
truth. That is why | am abused and
kicked (iguratively speaking only, be-
cause Eve stood up in forty states and
territories and denounced sin wherever |
found it. 1t l can't.give you q thus saith
the Lord, for everything I have said Ill
sign and give you a libel and leave. this
town on the next train"
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-28
CAPITAL STOCK, S15O,OOO.OO.

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urham n. G.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1892-03-28
SAM JONES AT 1T.
SAM JONES is at it.

DAM JONES IS at IL.
He is not as chaste in his sermons as
he appears to be in other things, but it
would occur that your UNCLE JONES is
"getting there as we Latin scholats
would say. He is now holding a big re-
| vival at BRENNAN, Texas, and these are
the first few remarks, as quoted by the
Dallas, Texas News:
"While the collection orincidental ex-
penses was being taken up, some mis-
chievous fellows on one of the top
benches got hold of the hat of one of the
ushers and refused to return it Or the
money to him. The usher demonstrated
and \ slight ripple of mirth was the re-
suit. Finally SAM JONES saw the pro.
ceeding and standing up or the platform
he said Look here, if / have a couple
Of dozen of you locked up you will think
that is very funny, won't you? But if
up, dead sure, if I have to knock the
city marshal down, take the keys away
from him and do it myself. I am not
acquainted with your mayor, but | take it
he is a gentleman, and | hope he will
have police here to prevent disturbances
of this sort. Some folks seem to think
this is a sort of semi hippodrome-if you
do think so you'll run upon a snag, dead
sure. l see two or three young ladies
talking and giggling, and right here 1
want to say, | don't care whose daughter
you are or who your dude u.s. am going
to have you behave. 1t is my place to
see that you do behave in this meeting,
and if you dudes and dudines can't be-
have yourselves, you'll have to pick up
your carcasses and get out Of here. |
won't preach anywhere, while | am in
Brennan, but right here in this taber-
nacle. l won't go around your dirty sa-
looms and dogseries to talk to you, no |
want you hear nae. | am SAM JONES,
standing right here, do you see him ?
Aud am responsible for what he says,
too, o neal that, bud? If you don't
like what | say you can go outside of the
corporation and wait for me till l come,
but you'd better carry about a weeks
r~atious, though to keep you up while you
are there.
II can say this for the colored reo-
pie: In all the meetings I've had and all
the preaching I've done l have never
yet been disturbed by a colored person.
Noticing n or two dogs near the
stand, he said: Now, if you folks will
pray for a good revival and keep your
dogs at home, l think we will have a
good meeting. Don't bring your old
bench-legged fee here to church With
you. The dog feels very much like he's
at home while he's with some of you