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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
ORDAINED 4 MINISTER.
Death Of MI. r. c. Torsee. Of Chesterfield.
Other Maffers

PETERSBURG. Va, June Especial.
At High Hills church. near Jarratts. to-day
Mr.. William r. Creath was set apart TO
the gospel ministry by prayer and law
ing on Of hands by q Presbytery consist
Ing OF Rev. !. r. Deans. OF Windsor.
Rev. J. NJ Pitcher. Of Petersburg. Per
q. X. Bradley. Of EmDOria. and Rev. J.
i. Eubank. Of Jarratts. Va. Ar. Deans
preached an excellent sermon. Mr. Eu-
bank offered the ordaining prayer. lfr.
Pitcher delivered the charge 20 the youry,
minister and Mr Bradley the charge
10 the church. Rev. Mr.. Creath viii
take charge Of a church al Stuart.
Patrick county.
Mr. r. &. FOrsee. n wilelv-knovn
citizen Of Chesterfield county. was found
dead this morning in his room. al the
residence Of Police officer r. H. Robin
son. on Brown street. The deceased ar
rived IN the city yesterday afternoon
and at the time Of HIS death was here ON
visit. Mr.. Robinson was al one time
engaged In the wood and lumber bust
ness IN Petersburg.
Intelligence has been received here OF
the arrival ~ Dr. Hunter r. Bond. Of
this city at Kingston Jamaica. on the
10Th instant. Or. Bond was sent from
the hospital at Long Island y. Y. 10
Jamaica TO visit a patient
The school board held a meetirr TO-
night and elected teachers for tho public |
schools for the next session. With ono /
or two exceptions. all Of the old teachers I
were reelected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

CARTER-Died. at her residence. No.
2fi6 east Marshall street. Saturday. June
24th. az 1 o'clock +. ~. Mrs. CAROLINE
+. CARTER. widow of the late William
Boiling Carter in the forty-seyenth year
Of her age.
DREW.-Died. by drowning. June 20.
/ 1893. +. W DREW. JR.. Of PA south
Second street; aged ten years and eleven
| days.
ESSIG Died. at the residence OF his
/ parents. Brook road. June p. 1913. at
/ A. NJ. WALTER c.. youngest son OF
/ Henry and Emma Essig aged seven
/ months
The funeral viii take place at the above
+ residence TO-DAY. June 2Sth. az =. NJ
/ Friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend.
FIGNER.-Died. Sunday morning. June
.. 1898. at 7 o'clock, ALFONZA COAL
TON FIGNER.
The little crib is empty now.
The little clothes laid by;
mothers hope. a fathers Joy,
In deaths cold arms doth lie.
Go little pilgrim. % thy home.
on y0nder blissfll shore
We miss thee here hut soon will come
Where thou hast gone before
Burial services took place Monday.
from the residence Of his father. George
II. Figner 10 north Fourth street
Interment az Hollywood
GREGORY.-Died az the residence OF
its parents No. 2G Wood street. Chelsea
Hill June y. ls93. at 10 o'clock +. NJ,
VIOLA FENSTEN, only child OF Mary
L. and James \. Gregory. aged nine
months and three days.
our hearts are sad. We weep in vain.
For never more can we
In this life with mortal eye
Our darling Viola see.
But our babe, our darling babe.
Is safe In heaven We know.
4 bright and shining angel
With garments white as snow.
Friendship and love have done their best,
And now can DO no more;
The bitterness OF death is past.
Anc all thy suffering DER.
Funeral will take place at the Chapel
Of the Redeemer Chelsea Hill. at .
o'clock WEDNESDAY EVENING. June
2Sth. Relatives and friends respectfully
invited 10 attend.
ORR.-Died. Monday afternoon about
. o'clock. at the residence OF her hus-
band. Mr. William J. Orr No. 3i3 east
Grace street. Mrs. MARY ORR.
TAYLOR.-Die5. in San Francisco. Cal.
June 27th. y. RICHARD TAYLOR. son
OF the late Dr. John r. Taylor, OF Fab
HIN. near fredericksburg, Va, brother
OF Mrs. Charles Selden. OF this city
QUINN.-Died. Monday. June Goth. n
5 O'Clock p. NJ. at her horne. on Cheat
nut Hill. GERTRUDE E.. aged eight years
and one month. youngest child OF Eliza
r. and the late p. J. Quinn.
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Fourqurean,
Price & Co.

HAVE YOU ATTENDED our g,,,,
| CLEARANCE SALE at our ON
STORE, No. 400 East Broad Stree,
To-day is the third day. II Won hav.
not been TO see the bargains we AZ.
offering we suggest you come TO-DAY
dheres not single article, be it Drsa
Goods Linens. Gloves, Laces, Furnisb
lnss' or whatever II may be. but wha,
you can buy 1t at lower price than
such goods were ever before offered
We quote few prices taken az r,,.
dom as the writer passed through N.
store. These are no better than All ~.
rest, and these only a very few Of ia
many; '~'
6tc. Per Yard
For Outing Cloths that sold at ioic.
Zoe. per Yard
For the zoe. Wool Challies
CSC. Per lard
For SS-ineh SOC. Wool CrepOns.
1919 Per Pattern
For $3.50 fine Wool Dress Patterns
12tc. Per Yard
For 2jc. French Ginghams.
CSC. Per Yard
For sac. Figured French sateens
25c. Per Yard
For 37i and Acc. French Organizes in
pattern lengths Of to 10 yards.
soc. Each
For sl.oo Mems Pique Bosom Shirts.
69c. Each
For the regular 81 Laundered Shirt.
25c. Per Pair
For so and 75c. Ladies Pure six
Gloves.
soc. Per Pair
For 4-Button Glace Kid Gloves. all
size 81; regular price Sl95.
zoe. Pr Pair
For La suede Mousquetaire Gloves.
sizes 81, 81 81 and 81; regular price,
1926.
sc. Per Box
For six Cord Ruchings, pink, blue
and red; sold at pc.
soc. Each
For Sl.2j Ladies' Shirt Waists. White
Lawn, with embroidered font. col.
ored Percale and Dimity.
'0c. Per Yard
For Sl.25 White Hemstitched Floun-
cling.
'9c. Per Yard
For $50 silk Gauze. with Satin
stripes, colors pink, blue, yellow, be.
liotrope and cream.
BE. Per Yard
For 9Oc. Two-toned Point dlrelande
Laces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
DYING DEcL4Rf1TOy.
william Pinkney Tells How lie Alone
hIlleh Nr. Enmir

UPPER MARLBORO ND. June ~
The negroes. Dan Barber and William
Pinkney who were convicted Of murder
ing Mr. Bowie a Few weeks ago. win be
hanged Friday. This morning. I'm the
presence Of Father Cunnane and Sheriff
Middleton, Pinkney made his dying decla-
ration.
II killed Mr. Bowie alone" SAID DE.
Dan Barber was not present az the kill
Ing. though be Informed me by his talk
on that fatal sunday that be intended
10 do the killing. IL ! failed 90 meet Afr.
Bowie on that afternoon our plan was 20
Kill him al his house that night.
'Nr. Bowie called ne a liar and started
70 get on his horse when I threw the
stone, knocking him senseless. / .hen
picked up the stick. struck him twice
and carried the body 20 the ravine. /
alone carried Mr.. Bowie's body 20 the We'll
and threw him into il. Dan helped 10
place the body on my shoulders Nobody.
white or colored. knew anything about
our plans 70 XIII Mr.. Bowie This is the
truth. and I will say il on the scanold.
| am sorry for what I have done. and
make this statement 10 repair the injury.
as FAR as / can. done by the false stories
nave told about the thing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
THE BIG CONVENTION.
Preparations for the Mammoth Gathering
at Montreal. Canada

The committee OF 90. composed o.
/ prominent business men OF Montreal. hay,
been hard at work for months. and now
are exceedingly busy perfecting N. de.
tails OF the great convention 70 open
one week from to-day. The preparations
/ are being made on a gigantic scale.
Canada's principal city will for five
days become the metropolis ot the won
dertul movement. which. originating in
n church revival twelve years ago. has
spread, and spread al n rapidly accele-
rating speed until the additions have been
over a hundred thousand adherents
year. The magnificent total is a Christian
Endeavor membership Of about a million
ana half. at the head OF which strl
stands as leader Of the new young Chris
tan army its founder, the Rev. Francis
T.. clark, d. u. Two years ago a con-
Venton o. ter thousand delegates salts
ned even the optimism Of the Endeavor-
ers. The Montreal committee were
thought to have ambitious anticipations
when ;hey looked forward 20 twelve or
thlrt~e" thousand delegates for 90 But
the movement Yas still far from the high
TIDE r.ark and apparently IT'S impetus IS
even now on the increase. rather than d.
minishing. for the twenty-four thousand
delegates OF last year NJ New York ap-
pear likely n be exceeded In number ia
Montreal next week.
II Is the parable OF the mustard seed
OYER again in the form Of fulfilled pro-
phecy FAR beyond the faintest dreams
OF the faithful organizers OF the first So
ciety Of Christian Endeayor in the modest
Williston church az Portland. Ne.
How they will come" IS the title Of a
large file filed with correspondence.
shown 70 press representative by Mr..
II. 3. Ames. chairman Of the press COM
mittee Of Montreal. The first delegation
20 start is that from California. A spe-
clal train Of delegates left san Francisco /
Tuesday. June 9TH The Californians |
each have 70 pay $50 railroad fare. The /
straight run Of their excursion train from |
San Francisco will be about 3.a22 miles /
each way. Large delegations will 20 /
from New England. the Empire State /
and from Pennsylvania. The latter dele /
cation will exceed the two thousand /
mark. and will possibly be the largest /
attendance. The delegates from this /
state Will 90 with those from the Dis /
rict Of Columbia on a special train. leav- l
ns washington Monday. July 81. at +. 4
VI Among those who will 90 are the 4
Rev. James y. Fair. pastor OF Grace
street presbyterian church, OF this city, 4
ind his sister: Rev. George T. Rutledge.
1astor OF the Free ason-street Disciples
'hurch, Norfolk, Robert Lecky, Jr. presi-
tent OF the Endeavor Society Of the
'hurch Of the Covenant. this city: d. $.
3ennet, Of the same society; O. 4. Sa-
DRY Of the Bainbrdge-street Baptist
hurch Manchester; Benjamin T. Pillow
nd others.
The excursion is for Endeavorers and
heir friends. and all VINO are interested
] Christian EndeavOr. whether members
societies or not. If Of good character.
ill be welcomed by the committee in
large. Information regarding the trip
ay be obtained from Mr. d. S. Bennett.
* II. this city. ;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
CAMP M'hINNEY BROKEy
Ana the Cadets Return to Barracks To thu
Tune OF Dixie"

LEXINGTON. VA. June z7.-spec,aI-
al 10 o'clock this morning Camp McKin-
ney was broken and the cadets retpr,ea
20 barracks, marching to the martial
1855, " Dixie" They will remain in
barracks until Thursday. when ,ta
aipiomas will be delivered A slight rain
so-night Is falling. but Will have no effec,
S ga 'he exercises. The superintendent To-
uay refused all permits later than mid
nlsht Tor tonight. This was done ON
account OF the german tomorrow night
ana the ball the next night.
My report last night was =, ,.,.
that the annual reception BY the suns-,n-
'ehaent 70 the graduating class was sub.
sututed on the original programme for the
gymnasium exhibition. which was posi-.
ponso 10 tonight. The occasion proved a
most nappy one, and was participated IN
~ large company. The camp was again
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

THE 'yARsITIES YIN.
Aney Defeat the University of Illinois by a
Score of II TO

NhItAGO. ILL. June 1.-THE team Of
',e University OF Virginia, in a game
tsaSeu mere yesterday afternoon with the
'"e OF the University Of Illinois defeat
e.e natter by a score Of IL 10 7. The
marked the opening OF the inter
ria,e tournament. The game was an
SusSuhg one, and the result is re-
Iseu win great enthusiasm by Vir-
si..iahs and other Southerners here
., nslhla boys scored five runs on
e'ean hi's by Marshall. Wortbi,cto,,
. oi1ltn ana Abbott. All through the enc
snes nv me Chicago pitcher freely Min,
up eieNen hits and a run for eocb 81.
, s,srehs' OF The Nirginians. pitched a hean-
tiiui game. and the team work Nc
superp' there being three doubla p,a,s
.hicaeo found Stevens for eigh, hits "a
plased hne field game. II was s,ro,,.
.n1 uiheiy hitting that beat them a.
,,'tp, was In attendance. Governor
sl.niniey was present, and so was Cor
's.,' the prize-nchter.
feature OF the game was the nree-
VI party Of Vlrginians who drove
80 tne grounds in a Tally Ho coach
saa oises as well as Occupants being
49,. WIN orange and blue. the
&C. 80 =, me University. Jefferson Wal
t,-,,, iHehfnond, held the ribbons The
e''" party received great ovation.
haI~ Defeats Harvard.
A' New Haven: The Yale-Uayvsra
zane to-day resulted as follows.
saie ...''..........o o00OOOax-s
rars.rd ."........o oo00OoOO-0
BATTERIES; Carter and Klein. p,Sh,snS.
sno Upton. Umpire. Bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
BALLOTING FOR BISHOP
Hh'' MR.. CHESHIRE, or CHAR.
LoTTE, ". c., LEADING.
Proceedings OF the Adjourned Meeting of
the Episcopal Conventiou-Com-
mittees Report.

RALEIGH. n. c.. June Especial
! The opening services Of the Episcopal
convention began at $50 o'clock, and con-
sisted OF morning service, ordination, and
Holy Communion.
Mr.. j. ID. Miller. formerly OF Ra-
leigh, but who for some time past has
been pursuing his theological studies at
the Seminary, at Alexandria, was pre-
sented by the Rev. Or. Smedes for or
dination for the diaconate.
Various committees reported. and Mr.
K. II. Battle submitted motions 10 the
effect that satisfactory progress were
made in raising funds. that the commit
tee be continued for the purpose and
that an assistant Bishop be elected az
this convention. which were carried.
A long discussion was precipitated by
Judge Manning moving that the lay dele
gates be accorded the right TO have a
voice In the election Of the bishop IN
stead Of the usual course Of allowing the
clergy 20 select and the delegates sinriv
20 ratify the selection. Remarks were
made on the subject by Judge Manning
Judge Hoke. Nr. J. G. Buxton Rev NJ
Pettigrew, Mr.. II. 4. London, Mr.. r. b.
PEBBLES and others
Pending this question Mr. J. c. Pux-
ton moved that the election Of the as
slslaht plshop be held with closed doors.
when was carried and those not clergy
men or delegates were invited 10 retire.
There was a large attendance IN the
church Of interested spectators who /
were much disappointed by the adoption !
Of the resolution.
The personnel OF the convention IS very ]
fine. on every side can be seen men I
OF distinguished ability and OF State /
reputation.
The first ballot Of the clergy resulted: |
Rev Nr. Cheshire. Of Charlotte, Il: Mr. /
Of Salisbury. 70; DR.. II. " /
Marshal. Raleigh. .; Rev. Mr. Barratte. /
Atlanta, .; Rev. Mr.. George, New Berne. /
3 Rev. Nathaniel Harding. 2. No cleo
ion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

The Germania Pleasure Club gave a
concert last evening AT Sanger Han
which proved 10 be a grand success
Among those who took part in the con-
cert We're. Misses Kate Phillips. Josie
Harra. May Greener. Emma Goodwin
and Messrs. LESS. Cowardin. Dudley.
PHILIPS. O. =. Spott, W. Herbig. W.
Ebel, II. c.. Rueger. Professor Joseph
Aessnich and Professor G.. W. Thnow.
The committee in charge consisted %
Mr.. L. IT, Siegel chairman and Messrs.
i. c. Bienner. Charles Z. DIETRICH, Chas
Harra and Arthur Mattern.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
Politics IN HALIFAX.
Colonel Buford Gets the County Delega-
tion-The State senatorship.

HOUSTON. VA. June E.-Speciai.-Yes-
terday was Halifax county court-day, and
owing to the busy season among the
farmers the crowd in attendance was very
small.
Colonel A. s. Buford spent the day on
the court green shaking hands with his
Old friends and acquaintance, and sue
ceeded in making for himself number
OF new friends and supporters. Halifax
adjoins the county OF Colonel BufOrd's
birth, and looks upon him as almost one
Of her own sons. He has many ardent
supporters at this place who Will leave
nothing undOne 10 secure the delegation
for him here.
In your correspondence some time ago
the name Of Mr. wood Bouldin. Jr.. was
mentioned al probable candidate for the
state Senate from this county, and
though the announcement OF his candi.
dacy was strongly cOntradicted. his
friends here are SIN anxious for him 10
enter the race-knowing him % be a man
OF strong convictions and high moral and
mental character. and one who would AT
once take leading place among the
members OF the upper house Of the Vir-
ginia Legislature. II Mr.. Bouldin will
signify his willingness to accent the
nomination his many friends over the
county VIII 20 70 work in earnest 20 Sc
cure the nomination for him. for they are
ANXIOUS 70 have such a man 20 represent
them. and one who Will reflect credit
upon the GOOD old county Of Halifax and
upon HIS native State
Ihere has been another name men
TONED In connection with the Senatorship.
one OF the county papers Of last week
mad a communication urging AIr. joseph ,
Steobins. OF South Boston. for this posi-
Ton. Mr.. Stehbins Is a man OF ability. /
ana one who would iii the position with /
credit 70 himself and honor 70 his county. |
Ny Jordan. the incumbent, has also |
many friends
Inc county executive committee decided
% elect the delegates 20 the gubernatorial
convention b. precincts on the 9Th day Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
He Resisted the officer.

Lorenzo Roads. n young white man.
about nineteen years Of age. was Great
ing disturbance IN Mr. J. =. Elam's
office, on Main street. yesterday after
noon and when Sergeant Tomllnson at
tempted 70 arrest him. be resisted the
officer. and made things lively for a
few minutes. lie was finally run I'm"
at the Second police station. and viii
have a hearing at the police court this
r11o~ufrg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

CHASE CITY. VA. June 27.-Snecla1
\ negro deaf mute about twenty wears ~
age was I'm Chase City on something ~
irolle Saturday night About ~ O'Clock
ne was walking on the railroad tract,
going 70 HIS home. three miles fro,9
Chase city. and was killed by the north
bound mixed train.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
CO-EDUCArIOy ADToCArED.
Close Contest for the Music Medal-The
OY.ier Cnmmi.sinners.

ATLANTIC HOTEL. NOREHEAD
CITY. y. O.. June Especial Addresses
We're made by many prominent men be-
fore the Teachers Assembly to-day on
public schools and their work. Professor
Graham. o. Charlotte delivered q fine
discourse on civil government.
1iiss C0rne Harrison advocated CO.
education in the colleges and universities.
The contest for the music medal is close.
\ conclusion will hardly be reached to-
night
Major J. ". Wilson chairman Of the
State railroad commission. is here.
EX-COngres sman Harry Skinner late
Third party leader. Is also here.
Many men Of note IN the state have
arrived.
Tie North Carolina oyster commission
ers had meeting here to-day. II is UNI
derstood their report viii be Of great
interest 10 Oystermen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
ALI OF the Securities Deposited.

NEW YORK. June H.-This is the last
day for depositing Richmond and Danville
and Georgia Pacific securities with
Drexel. Morgan & Co. Practically all the
securities are deposited No extension OF
time will be made. and penalties will be
exacted after to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

The following popular excursion grounds
are located on the Richmond. Fred sricss.
burg and Potomac railroad:
Ashland Park. eighteen niles fror,
Richmond. rum
Mide"ater' on the Potomac -ivs-. sav-
envy seven miles rom Richmond.
cirslon and picnic parties. TraIns -
tered at low rates. Apply 70 q , rn@
LoR. Traffic Manager Richmond FRA
ericksours and Potomac Railroad Nv
street station. ''''o-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

HAMPTON. VA. June cI.-Special.-I
body OF Dwight. the eight-year old son
OF William Baulch. Of Fort Monroe. who
was missed yesterday afternoon. was
found to-day near the quartcrmaster's
wharf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
1elegranhic Ereyifirs

TROY. y. Y. June s7.-The Sycamore
Hotel at Lake George was destroyed by
fire early this morning. The flames were
first discovered about l2:30 O'clock. and
within three hours the building was al
most total loss. The loss is estimated
at 10000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

for two doubles and single. which, with
vanhaltrens fly ball. netted three runs.
Sharrott batted for Keefe in the ninth
inning. Pittsburg to-day signed Pitcher
IA. Gumbert, trading Pitcher Abbey 10
Chicago. Sugart will BE- traded 10 81.
Louis for Jack Glasscock, Weather fine.
Attendance, 2.i10. Score:
r. II. Z.
p1ttsburrs ........0101OO303-s Il 8
Philadelphias ...O00O21O03 &c il
Batteries: Terry and Miller; Sharrott,
Keefe and Clements
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

Ew YORK. June
ut h e n e W
Trial Stakes, COM
bined with a very
good programme.
drew a surpris-
ingly large crowd
10 Sheepshead
Bay this evening.
The track was
heavy and the
Withdrawals were
numerous.
The first race
on the card gave
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

william +. Summerson. the holder Of
the Virginia championship silver cup for
trap-shooting, on Friday defeated DR..
l.. r. Wayman IN a contest FOR the pos
session OF the trophy. Both are Staunton
gentlemen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

A correspondent writing from, Colfox
says that indignant citizens drove partv
or Mormons out Of that section who had
been operating there al intervals for four
or FIVE years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
THETWO LEADERS LOSE
ruxpHyLxDELPHI<s AND BoSroSs
BORN DkTEATED.
ne TsiIsndsrs Beat the Champions BY
Superior work-The Other Games
and the Races.

ITTSBURG.PE.,
June N.--Pitts-
burg broke her
streak OF hard
luck to-day by
defeating Phila-
delphia Terry
kept his hits
well scattered
with the eJcep-
tion OF the ninth
inning, when the
Dhillies hit him
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

The Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company has the only Storage Vault In
Virginia. and the number Of our citizens
leaving the city for the summer is evil
denced by the deposits ~ trunks. silver
ware. &c. in these thoroughly burglar
and fre-proof vaults. Charges moderate.
and safety assured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

Illuminated last night with japanese Ian
terms. greatly increasing its attractive
ness and beauty. The band played while
the visitors promenaded UP and down the
walk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28
How the Clubs Stand.


"ames Scheduled for To-Day.
AZ Clnclnnati-New York VS.. Cincinnati.
a, Chicago-Brooklyn VS.. Chicago.
-. isFlle-BostOn VS. Louisville.
a. sours-Philadelphia VS.. Pittsburg.
-. -. Louis-Baltimore VS.. 81. Louis.
At ClevelanI-Washingto ys.Cleveland.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

Saboroso and vincenzo Sc. Cigars.
They smoke as sweet as Q nut and are
~ fragrant Is Q flower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

BY keeping the system in a healthy con-
dition with Dr. Dauds Liver Pills. The
best Liver Medicine known p cents n
box OF . pills. Five boxes for 81.