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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Whoever is bowed down and oppressed viii
'frel like himself again after II dose Of Dr.
Fenner's Capitol BiIiers. Eievsltes all the vital
functions, giving appetite and strength. "A
full dose relieves pain and produces sleep nj
night. For old people, women, invAlids, aud
10 ward OF disease. For sale by all dealers
and ". W. Padgett, Port Tobacco.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

It is reported that Mr.. Wash Hicks, has sold
out his business al White Plains to Mr.. 7. @.
Bateman. Mr.. Bateman was formerly of this
county, but at present merchandising in Har-
ford county. Mr. Hicks, it is SAID, will re-
more from the county.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

A new mercantile firm composed ofex-Judge
R. S. Cory and W. E. Simpson, has been
formed and will begin business Newport
the first Of April.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Mr.. Thomas Arnold, Of Nanjemoy, is'an ap-
plicant for aposition ms Watehman in one Of
the government departments, He,held posi-
ton in the navy yard under the last Demo-
cratic administration. 4e....
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Mr.C. II. Wills hssmade application forhis
former positionss consut,to, one ofthe South
American countries The Cleveland mandaie
that no ex.oficehoIder need apply shuts him
OIL q
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Hon. B. G.. Harris SAYS that he will Gle his
application Tor an appointment With Secretary
Carlisle We hope the game old veteran who
tor 6fty years has fought the good SIGHT will
receive a reward commensurate with his SER
vices, beacon.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Mi. and alES g M iaEe paf
chased stock in the town han at La Plata -
Such lioeraiity Is deserving the highest praise.
follow their example in the latter respect.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

MARYLAND INDEPENDENT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Published every Friday morning.
The yeung mans advocate,
The poor mans friend.
A. PosEY, Publisher.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1893-03-17

Cellertor W D. Posey' horse attached to a
ienee in ills yiilsgr on Tuesday slipped his
brlile aud enjo,rd \ run around tosn' The
tart 10 hich Tie annual was attached realizing
an inpediment % the rapidiiy Of his speed
let iy nolh feet and frerd him.ellIy shiverlng
The vehicle in countless pieces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
nocs TyLea's CLAIMS.
Address, Of lis Home Club to che People

Ktpyorp. VA, July 6.-The friends OF Leu
,euno.-ouyernor Tyler. at his home, began Work
IN his behalf with dissemination 70 ne oo'-
scryatlye In every particular and 10 publish 40
boss.fuI or misleading statements, ond 70 .nis
and a quist systom OF Investigation oil puphe
.ent,r,eut throughout the state was iaa"su-
r.,as and nm immense correspondents mas
80, feo; mn with intelligent and conservative
n.r,,e.. ana from these letters ana otno'
,ources OF information a table OF estimates was
made up during the FIRST week In june anu
n, ,h,. eetimats 10 was shown that We nau
grounds TO Justify so expectancy on over o'o
d.,.c,t.a A n proof OF tho conservatlveness
y, & calculations we point 70 the fact that our
7. ,sn,ates on IN. counties and cities that nave
s.aa d.,es.tea were that Major Tyler rould
100 ls s,d Colonel OPerralI 90. Our infor.
Is.,Ion "a thnt Major Tyler has 81 aud ColoneI
OFsrrall 81, thus varying chiy
rofes in the nrst 13s. lnis rcouis
tailed 40 closely with our estimates ,nht We
have decided 20 make known our calculations
10, 80 ..snr. onr friends throughout the state
a., A. "a onr candid and sincere opinion that
Observation-Disclosures Tyler will be easily noml-
na,ed "a the next Democratic candidate Ior
rorsrnor. assuring them OF our BELIEF that tne
nnsraI rs.nIt WIN vary but little from our esll.
mates. We anticipated that the counties anu
ritiss that have elected would move IN adNsheo'
A md that first appearances would De as tney , in-
dicate. We also anticipate that many clsis
will be made BY nrst newspaper reports Una. re-
suits will mot justify. We ask WA, OUT I..nuo
viii be patient and persevering, ioenns 'nat W.
can assure them OF triumphant victory.
0on e'o"i0 II. G. PRESTON,
E.crotary "Tylor Home Club"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
The silver-Tonuued Senator.

Senator John W. Daniel 10 SAID TO DO busy AZ
work preparing speech 70 be delivered In
Washington whom Congress meets in August.
The speech will be freo-silver speech, and will
likoly rank as one OF the best ever delivered by
MIR. DenieL
Mr.. Daniel il great man. lie Is ono Of the
Finest oratore on the American continent, aud
holds position Of honor 10 tho estimation OF tho
people that any man might envy. But the sil'
yer tongue OF this silver orator cannot WOO tho
unwilling ears OF the American people 70 his
way Of thinking upon this matter. II can't DO
done. Ddpr,it star.
II our information Is correct the address
which Senator DANIEL is engaged IN pre-
pairing is to be delivered not IN Congress,
but at Chicago at the dedication OF the
Virginia Building on August the 9th. Nor
do we suppose that our silver-tongued
senator's theme will be " free-silver ": We
do not know exactly what il will be. but
inssmuch as it is the 27ath anniversary OF
the meeting Of the first legislative body in
America, we doubt not that 1t VIII be
something suggested by that great event.
The Senator knows when. how. and where
TO discuss politics at these dedicatory ex-
ercises we fancy that be will talk history,
especially history OF legislative assem-
blages, as the outgrowth of that assembly
which was held at jamestown. beginning
August 9, 1919, and which was the har-
binger Of our conventions, general assem-
blies. legislatures, congresses, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
An International Currency.

Ata special meeting Of the New York
Chamber OF Commerce held on Thursday
last the following resolution was passed I:
"Reso'rsd. That In the judgment Of this cham
Dor Representative commission should be sp-
pOinios by Congress al the special session about
TO convene. which commission should diligently
study The whole BODY Of coinage and currency
lave II tho United states ard Of other countries,
md report at the regular session Of Congress.
90 the end that comprehensive, elastic cur
reucy may DO carefully maturei in tho light OF
the worlds experience"
II the present depressed condition of
business and the unsettled state of the
finances Shall result In providing an inter
national currency for tho commercial
countries of the world the existing panlcky
feeling will have done much 10 compensate
business for the losses which that
feeling has imposed upon them. II is
source OF satisfaction 20 find the New York
Chamber Of Commerce willing to learn.
Wall street is prone 10 think that the eyes
of all mankind are turned TO that street
when financial questions are 10 be asked
and financial problems TO be solved, for
getting that that street is hardly ever so
circumstauced as 70 be able to give the
necessary time and attention 10 the study
Of monetary matters. Lot us all hope that
"a comprehensive elastic currency" may
be- carefully matured IN the light, not OF
New York alone nor Of any one city or
country. but in the hight of the worlds
experience" as proposed in the resolution
.uofad ahova We suuposo II may ha safe
~ assured that no other country has had
so many financial objecLlessons as the
United States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
The Weather.

We agree with the New York Sun that
talk about the weather" will continue
forever. The weather is a subject in which
oil persons are personally interested. The
weather is always here. always changing
from one sort to another, and always n
popular subject Of conversation. 1t is the
modest mans only resort when IN bis
Usefulness he is introduced 10 ANYBODY.
particularly a lady. But above all, 1t is
the one subject which always comes tothe
assistance of everybody who is obliged
TO open conversation. As the man
who frequently uses the phrase you
know" is apt to be modest man. 80 MS to
the man who talks about the weather
What would the people do without the
weather. What subject would they have
to which they could always divert their
remarks in the thousand and one varying
which now the weather
renders serviceable 20 themY None but
cranks object TO the custom of talking
about the weather. The Sun says:
1--WE do not desire TO put stop TO this talk
The weather Is n thing Of abiding and practical
Interest TO the whole people, IL Affects the
h ealth. the business, the crops, the Industry
the prosperity, and tho pleasure OF the country
The state Of II Is important 10 everybody. Peo-
Pile will continue forever to talk about IT, IL is
theme OF the first importance and interest"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

O LADIES' RIBBED VESTS light blue,
old rose-medium sizes. Originally 2Oc' Rem
G ia LADIES FANCY COTTON HOSE, boot
pattern slightly soiled-S, so, and 8. Orisi-
naily 35c. Remnant prlce, gle
pairs LISLR-IHRkAD HOSE, slightly faded.
= lemon--stLe and g. 1 cadet blue size ~
> red drop-stitch-size 10. | plain red-siZe y.
Originally SOC. Remnant price. 25c
o MEMS NEGLlGRE SHIRTS, hopsecklng'
slightly soiled, light coior., three size ! 4, ono
IA1S. one 10, and ono 1914. Originally tl
Remnant price. zoe.
7MENS NIGHT-sHIRrS, embroidered In red
or blue, szo 1tts only, 71c. Remnant price,
II MEMS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs, red
and blue borders, solled slightly. 1Oc. origi-
naiy. Remnant price, for 23c.
COLORED BED-SPREADS, double bed.
Originally sl.5O Remnant price, 81.
) WHITE BED-SPRElDS, extra heavy.
Originally sl.37lb Remnant price, sl.2l.
FRENCH DIMITY BRD-SPREAD. Origl-
nallysl. Remnant price, SOC.
2I REMNANTS Of nALF-WOOL CHALLlRS.
b to I / yards In piece. Originally - and lbc.
a yard Remnant price, 12tec. yard.
so REMNANTS Of best AMERICAN GlNG-
HANS-some good patterns and quality excel
lent Originally s to l2lac. yard. Remnant
price, sac. yard.
81 REMNANTS Of PERCALE for boys and
ladies shirt-waists, ~ 10 20 yards IN piece.
Tho best Originally 12l6c. Remnant price,
l0c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
Mr.. Sherman S Views.

LYNCHBUKG VA, July 3, 1893.
To the Ejit0r Of the Dispdtch:
In your editorial Of to-day headed Ant. SheT-
mqa on the CurTeBey' you quote from an interview
had with him aud Of course copied. 81 think"
he said. that no money should be allowed in
this country which has not back Of 1t the full
guarantee Of the United states government
And further you say: "Hr Sherman added,
that his party would probably become the
Greenback party"
Treasury notes." said be tgreenbarks), to
be issued In such manner as 10 mest the do
mands OF the people"
was 80 astonished at this that sought a
paper containing the interview Baltimore Spn)'
lie Is misquoted IN ,uery Tespect.
While Mr.. sherman differs with you and me
politically we agree as to the necessity OF a
sound currency. call your attention to this as
your able paper IL read by so many people la
Virginia. Mr.. shsrman's well-knoun ability on
this question would have great influence on
thinking people.
Yours. b., p. A. KRIsE.
We give Mr.. KRIss's note without COM
ment. We were as much surprised as Mr..
KRIsE was to learn that Mr.. SHERMAN
might become a Green6acker.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.

LADIES' PERCALE sHIRT.wAIST, In all
shades, full sleeves, deep cuffs, twob DO, plats in
front and back, plating round cuffs, collar, and
down front-reduced from 10 TO 47c.
LADIES IRISH LAWN AND PERCALE
sHIRT-wAIsT, in all shades, With doubls ruff.
ne down front, rune round collar ani cur.-re-
duced from 9s TO 69c
LADIES PERCALE sHIRT.WAISTS, In all
shades, with fly iabot; also Florence collar,
mutton-leg sleeve, runie round cufs-reduced
from sl.2j TO 75c.
LADIES WHITE ISDIA-LINEN SHIRT
WAISTS, trimmed round collar and cuts. full
!aoot down front, OF all shades OF embroidery
sl.25 to Csc. i
full line Of SILK WAISTS in all shades and
styles; also, all tne newes, styles OF WHITE
INDlA-LTNEN, trimmed with white and colored
embroidery.
Lots Of SPECIAL BARGAINS TO-DAY and
TOMORROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
LEVY & DAYIS'S
SIC.
COUNTER.
SGEE that was l5c. is now

SnANTONG P0NGEE that was l5c. 10 now
on the Size. counter
COLORED FIGURED CREPoNs that wore
1896. yard is now on the S15c. counter.
TUssOH CLOTH that was 1896. yard is
now on tho S1sc. counter.
PINEAPPLE TISSUE that 12lIc. yard is
now on the SlSc. counter.
BOKHARA CREPE that was COO yard Is
now on the S14c. counter.
PRINTED and DOTTED LAWN that was
15c. yard is now on the SIC. counter.
PRINTED BATIsTE that was l2lkc. yard
is now on the sISc. counter.
Handsome sATIN-sTRIPE LAWN that was
12lSc yard is now on the sysc. counter.
All OF the OUTING CLOTHS that were 10,
I96, and 15c. a yard are now on tho size.
counter.
Handsome GfNGnAMs that we're 12xc.
yard arc now on the Size. counter.
Handsome CHECK MI slim that was 121Sc.
yard lie now on tho S1sc. counter.
wHITE CHECKED CORDED DIMITY that
was l2Ifc yard now on the s1Sc. counter.
SPENCER CLOTH that was zoe. yard Low
on the Slsc counter.
COLORED HoPSACKING that was 15c. a
yard is now on tho slSc. counter.
IRISH LAWN that was 12I6c yard IL now
on the size. counter.
COLoRED WOVEN CHECK LAWN that was
l2la,. is now on tho sic. counter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
LEVY q DAVIS

have 10, Of GossAMERs to be closed GU, TO-
day.
LADIES CLoTH-sURFACE NEWMARKET.
with sleeves and cape, sizes 52 to 30, the regular
s3 article to go at 80 to-day.
LADIES' CLOTH-sURFACE LANGTRY. with
flowing sleeves, tight-nttns in the back, another
s3 style. also goes to-day at 90.
LADIES' CoNNEMARA. now sl.50, were
$3.50.
LADIES' HEAVY CONNEMARA, now 1926,
we're $3.50.
LADIES' CoNNEMARA, one each, 80 and So,
were $3.50, reduced 20 81.
full assortment Of INVERNESS GossA-
MERS, IN black, blue. tan, grey, and striped.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
BELTS.

All our FINE METAL BELTS to be closed out
entirely-new goods.
DOC. will buy tho 75c. ELASTIC SILVER.
$50 will buy the sI.25 ELASTIC SILVER.
81 will buy the sl.6O PATENT EXPANSION
SILVER and GILT BELT.
BELTS for bsthing-suits, &c.
3Sc. LEATHER BELTS go at 15c.
The EMPIRE BELTS, the leader this season.
a nice assortment. different styles, so to CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

worthy and experienced Secretary Of the
Commonwealth IT will take the custody Of
the Library from his Office and create
new Office, to be known as State Librarian.
We have no doubt that this will be done.
IL should be done If for no other reason
than that the Secretary of the Common
wealth cannot divide his time between the
Capitol building and the new Library
building. but the Secretary has advanced
many other reasons in favor OF tho pro-
posed division OF duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

The cath Of Justice BLATcHFoRD makes
vacancy in the United States Supreme
Court. which it will be the duty of Mr..
CLEVELAND TO fill. We trust that he will
give the place to southern man. TO " even
up" the quota from this section of the
country, though objection may be made
that the last appointee (Judge JACKSON
was from this section.
We have long known, or at least sus-
pected, that it was Mr.. CARLIsLE's ambi-
ton to 60 on the Supreme Court bench,
and who knows but that he may get the
appointment. Notwithstanding Kentucky
already has one representative Justice
HlRLAN) on the court2
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
Though the Chairman of the CITY Dem,

Though the Chairman OF the CITY Demo
cratic Committee. out of abundant eau
ton. has secured the privilege Of using
the Armory for the State Democratic Con-
vention. We trust that some larger, airier,
and moro aoonsticaliy perfect hall will be
gotten for the purpose.
The srmory will not hold the crowd; It
viii be hot as an oven with 1900 people In
1t. and 1t will wreck the voice of any
speaker who speaks there ten or fifteen
minutes.
Let us rise TO the demands OF duty. and
either secure Sheiburne's Tobacco Ware
house. or. better still. build wigwam.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
Affairs Around Emporia.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
EMPoKIA, Va, July The Behold base bsli
niue went down 20 play q match game Of base
bah al Franklin, Va.
Mr.. G. W. Alcott, a prominent citizen OF New
YORK, Is here on business.
Mr. A. Il. Hitchcock. vice. resident OF the
Hitchcock Company. has returned from the
Worlds Fair
Tho new Council for the town OF Emporia
were appointed az the last term OF the court and
80 into once ct once. The Council elects the
Mayor.
MT. W. y. Dean Is building q handsome resi-
dence.
Mr.. r. X. Farley, the newiy-appolnted Post
master, has been confined 20 hts homo by sick
ness for several days. He will formally assume
charge Of tba ofiice In q short time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

Ii appears that the M. NIGER "a city
clerk who was killed in Paris by the po-
lice during the recent riots started by the
students of the Latin Quarter was an
innocent bystander." 1t is singular
how many innocent people are found in
how many persons are accidentally killed
by shots from "I-didn't-kuow-it- was
loadedn puns
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

Possibly the administration and those who d.
rect legislation IN Congress may calculate that
the viid-cat banking scheme can DO carried
through by the decision Of party caucus, whiio
the repeal Of the silver act can only DO carried
with me assistance OF tho kcpa africans, whom
the action OF Democratic PARTY caucus would
not centroL--!yse York Tribuas.
The Tribune first says that tho business
men in every commercial community are
opposed 20 state banks and then assumes
that Mr.. CLEVELAND 10 in favor Of banks of
that sort. when was Mr. CLrvKLAsp
known 10 diEer In opinion with the men
who control the business ipteresssf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
The Proper Caper

is TO celebrate the Fourth. To do the
caper properly you must be in Fourth
of-July trim. Come and look at our stock
Of Clothing we'll do the rest. We can
show you everything in the way of
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear, etc.
All styles, all grades, and all at low
prices. Some capers come high, but
ours are cheap, and you can't possibly
regretbuying them. You'll regret it if
you don't. You can't buy better goods
in our line than we're showing you
can't pay lower prices, md you may
easily pay higher. Furnish yourself
well from our stock and you'll be ready
for tho summers business and pleasure.
A Silver Dollar is worth 100 cents ct
our store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

The DISPATCH of tomorrow will DO 70
page paper. full of matter to beguile the
mind from thoughts of summers heat.
and TO instruct and amuse. 1t will have
much TO say about the summer resorts
and our absent friends. and the whole
range of current news will be covered in
editorials, letters from the people, special
correspondence, Associated Press tele-
grams. local reports, &c.
And our advertising columns will ex-
hibit the fact that there are MANY mer-
chants in Richmond who know how to 20
to work to turn dull times into busy
times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
o. z|
rurrrrIr 10 TILE pRcr To rP

WHICH IS THE BEST TO TRY,
out Of all the medicines that claim 20 help
womeni Wouldn't 1t seem to be the one
which costs you nothing unless II does help !
That Is DR.. Pierces Favorite Prescription
There's no other. But IL that doesn't benefit
or cure, in the case Of every tired or aiing
woman, she'll have her money back.
In building up exhausted or overworked
women, and in all the weaknesses and dis
orders OF womanhood, nothing can compare
with this medicine. For periodical pains,
prolapsus and other displacements, bearing
down sensations, weak back, and "femaIs
complaints of every kind, 1t Is q safe, GER
tain, and guaranteed remedy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

In addition 10 the numerous existing
ofaoes which the next General Assembly
will be called upon TO Gil. II will probably
create aud all the Office Of State Librarian.
In about year the Library building Will
be ready for occupancy. and II the Gene.
~ Assembly bssds the advice Of -ous;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
.E- ADMINISTRATION METHC

WI z y IOAN . It n Il IO-' III II IT II Y
DIST EPISCOPAL CnURCH-ReL GEORGE II.
RAY, Pastor.-Preaching SABBATH MORNING al
| | O'Clock and at 1880 Z. NJ
sunday-schOol session at 0:15 A. NJ. Class
meeting at q A. NJ.
Prayer-meeting Monday at 7:30 P. VI.
Wednesday service at 1870 p. NJ
MIsNON-ROOMs Sunday school a. A. VI.
Class-meeting followed by service on sunday
ats =. NJ.
Cottage meetings Friday at 7:30P. NJ
All welcome. q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
Poiaskis Court, Crops, and Currency.

PrLAsxI Va, July 6.-0ur County Cour: Is
still In session. The grand Jury IL making a
large number OF presentments Judge w. X.
Fulton, ~ Wytee. Is presiding In the absence OF
Judge Isaac liudsoa, whose brother, William
Hudson. died OF dfopsy. He was a prominent
farmer OF this county
fhe wheat harvest IL nearly over In this
county. The yield Would have been unusually
large but Tor rust, which Injured severely In al
crops. Oats and corn are very promising. Hay
In about 70 usual. The weather ~ delightful
The POTASH iron-Furnace, which stopped q
few weeks for repairs. has bees running again
Tor some ten days and IA doing finely. Our
people are greatly encouraged by tho call for
session Of Congress on August Tth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
ps,g4 CTAY.STREET METHODIST

CHURCH CLAY and Adams sireetsl-Preaching
Sunday by the Pastor, Rev. X. T. WILSON, II II
o'clock A. M.-sub!ect, "Growth in Grace"
At S:l5 o'clock =. M.-subioct, Hunting the
Little Foxes" Sunday school at 9:lJ a. NJ.
WEDSEsDAY-NIGHr services at S:lJ o'clock.
Class and prayer-meeting THURSDAY MONT
at $40 o'clock. Meeting 81 EpwOrIh League
FRIDAY NIGHT At S.l5 o'clock. All are invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
!. ,sEyENTH.srREET OHRIs.

rIAN CHuRcH-I,ev JABgz HALT, Pastor,
A. M. No services Mt night. Christian Endea-
yor, 200 r. n. srspAy; prayer-meettns, $40
l.. n. WEDNESDAY,. yogrs LADIES sowing Cif-
,,e A y NJ Fl,pAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08

Governor TILLMAN, of South Carolina.
has command over 100000 bottles Of proof
whiskey. Now is the time Tor him to re-
peat the ancient observation to the Gov
ernor OF North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
rks- BROAD. STREET METHOD.

ISTCHURCH tcorner Broad and Tenth streets) -
Rev. W. V. TCDoK, ID. d.. Pastor.-Seryices as fol-
lows: Sunday school At $3.50 A.. ". Preach
ing at IL A. u. and s;ij p. N. By the Pastor.
Subject at S:l5 p. ~. Goodness and the sports,
a Summer Weird to Tho Young"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-08
eSyLEIGH.ST Rap7

CHURCH corner Leigh and lwenty-nfth
streets)-Rey. w. L. WRIGHT. Pastor.--Preacn-
Ing SUNDAY at IL A. NJ. and at S:l5 p. N. by tho
Pastor. Sunday school at 9:lo A. N. Prayer
meeting WEDNESDAY NIGHT at S:I5 o'clock.
Mems prayer-meeting TUESDAY NIGHT at S:15
O'Clock. All welcomed. IS