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Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

Ex-Governor B. T. Biggs and his
Two sons, John and viii, own thirteen
larms within the radius of two miles
OF Mlllington, two farms in Kent and
eleyen ,: In Queen Anne's. They expect
TO snip on an average ten carloads of
peaches daily. '0''u' Vi
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

ON Saturday afternoon as Mrs. Tur-
n ref was coming from her fathers, Mr.
D1rlggs, to take the cars, in passing up
VAN street was run into by a bow
VINO was driving pair of mettlesome
mules to harvesting machine. at the
rear of the carriage and the wheel
taken off before she had time to com.
Prehend what was the matter. The
broken carriage was left at Beckett,s
shop, near by.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

WIGGINs, somewhat famous, an.
nounces that he is out OF the weather
prophesylng business. But the weather
Is just as cratic as ever.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

A VERY large number of new har.
vesters have been sold or traded for by
the farmers, and there oughtn't to be
any difficulty in getting the wheat cut
as soon as ripe. In fact, while the
crop promises to be an unusually good
one, there is not an excessive growth
of straw-just in the right condition
for harvesting.
MEssRs. Lewis s. Wheatman expect
to have grand harvest display in the
wheat and grass fields commencing
this week, viz: 81 binders and
IA mowers-making a total of 81 har
Vestlng machines. These figures out
number those of any other firm dealing
IN farm machinery that we have heard
OF, and as they have not been in busi.
ness year yet, shows that thev are
hustlers. ''0
MR.. ). K. KING, of Wilmington.
secretary of the Young Mems Chris,
u Sian ASSOCIATION, spent Sunday last in
smyrna. He held an interesting SER
vice IN the Young Mems room i'm this
Town between the hours of 4 and 4
o'clock which was attended with da.
cided interest, every seat being occn.
pea. 1t consisted of a service of sono
prayer testimony, and an address bV
Mr' King. He also sang a solo bv re-.
guest at the close, indicating a voice of
hne quality. He also conducted a SER
vice OF song at the evening services of
"a Ine presbyterian Church, as he did |
liHewlse at the Association rooms
churches. '" "' '"e
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

A man who signs himself Lover of
DOGS" writes to an exchange to say.
have had enough. and know it. /
nave been driven out of two suburban
towns already this summer by the in
tolerable nuisance of dogs barking all
night. l always used to take the side
OF dog owners against the people who
complained of them, but have seen a
new light. l know how it is myself
Much as love dogs, if l owned one
that barked all night | would either
shoot it, or give it to a man that lived
in the next town"
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

trs. Messrs. Armstrong & Author of
noetueen, anoet:, Md, are engaged in the
erection of their new cannerv. at Mi
nngton which is being built on the oid
sa" mill lot. Two carloads of emntv
Un cans have already arrived for tbar3S
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

SUMMER EXCURSION ROurns AMI
YATES VIA THE PENNsYLyANTA RAJ.
Road CoMPANY.-The 1898 edition 81
tne pennsylvania Railroad Comnanv's
annual ~ book of Summer Excnrsion
hontes has just been issued. H. is
CasCeiully cotton up and presents in a
most practical and Comprehensive
manner about four hundred popular
summer resorts, from which excellent
SSelectlons may be made for either
united trips or extended sojourns dur.
ing the summer and early fall months.
me great variety of routes sugges.
teu, the complete schedules of rates.
the graphic and exhausted descriptions
OF The different places, the explanatory
maps and the illustrations, make this
volume a most valuable guide.
Copies of the books may be obtained
at any ticket Office of the Pennsylvania
Railroad on payment of ten cents. or
upon application to the General Pas.
senger Agent, Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia. It will be Forwarded
upon the receipt of twenty cents
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

The tide rose so high on Friday at
woodland Beach as to tear up part of
the board walk, which was however
repaired as soon as it receded.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

way to be Contested.-Rev Isaac
son Jewell whose wife is one of the lega-
ices ICES under the will of her father
nlohard ). Carter, has served notice on
the executors of an intention to con-
test the will. The caveat has not vet
been filed, but will be shortly. '''
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
SMYRNA, DEL
+. w. SIPPLE,
DENTIST.

1CCCH MAIN ST. Smyrna. Del
n, p1pei, Under, or full sets of teeth made sna
tSag,e4 lowest rates II you want leeth az.
don't fail TO see me. Anyone bayins new set,
soe.n ~, ilhey can't wear can have them made M AZ
: oy ~ Ssns on me Filings done at reasonShia
Old plates, and broken plates mendaa pus ,,,li on
zen years experience, think can PLEASE Won ih
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

THE graduating class of the Smvrro
Hlgh HcnoOl has issued invitation cards
to their friends for the Commencement
Exercises on Wednesday evening next
18th INST. The names of the graduates
are Kate Warren Beckett, Florence
Gildea HAZEL, How Roberts Jones
William Bell Jones, Manfred Lvonei
Lower, Lavinia Turner.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

WOODLAND BEACH will be opened
regularly for the season with a dance
to night, free to all patrons, music bv
Oglesby's orchestra.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

MRS. L. A. COTTON calls the atten-
tlon of ladies to her kinds, qualities
and prices of summer goods.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

The McKown lots in West Smyrna.
sold at Sheriff Sale on Saturday, were
bought by e. G. FAIRIES, $25, and Hor-
Oce Tilghman, $50.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
EoR BgsPEPsrA

AHeleeatlon, ana stomach dis0fdeIH. ase
BROWNS IRON BITTERa.
Al dealers keep It, 81 per bottle. Genuine h..
Naos'mafk and crossed red lines on WTsppSn
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

WE are now enjoying? the lon
gest days of the year, when all nature
IS in perfect hum. The sun rises of
4.33, and the farmer from a half
to an hour before that; he sets at
half past seven O'Clock and the farmer
turns In an hour or two later, at the
close OF long day. The grey streaks
of the morning rise above the orient at
nall past three o'clock, and for the
next hour the birds sing with the
greatest zest of the day-as if tbev
would split their tbroats.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

fr0de George ge,, W. Burke, Jr., graduated
WG;5 IETm doldey,s Commercial College
wilmington, Tuesday and is visitiSG
MS Ri:,Ip? parents OF the NJ. E. Parsonage iS
burlington. George has secured
1I trusted position in the Wilmington
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

SATURDAY was cold enough for
heavy wooden, but the last three days
the mercury has been climbing up in
the nineties we'll nigh to 1902.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

Federalsburg is to have a Colum.
oian Bazar on July 4th, the proceeds
OF OF which go toward the Town Hall
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

I65ldgely merchants are said to have
Iolo Ioat more more than $1,000 worth of goods
Ia lasC saturday. A partial result Of the
strawberry crop. ' Vi 'no
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

MR.; WILLIAM kEIsER, ofThoroueb.
iare Neck, has had rare success with
MS strawberry crop, which being in
low ground, came in after the glut had
passed with the more advanced ber.
ries. He has q acres, from which 10
700 quarts had been gathered nm to
Saturday, leaving about 1000 onarts
for this week, $1,000 quarts altogether
OF .,I 5000 quarts per acre. They have
run in price from 6 to % cents His
highest shipment any one dav was 91OO
quarts. or these 536 quarts were sent
to Boston, and netted him above ex'
penses' ~ cents per quart. His net
proht after paying the expense ofDick.
ing &C., will be between 500 and $500
The patch is on the reclaimed
ground of Cedar Swamp Branch near
Collins Beach, that was five wears AGO
! ,oog, much of the time under two feet
u water. He expects to get more of
: under berry cultiyation by another
season.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

In our Coat Department we
have a magnificent assortment
Lawn Shirt Waists, most Y cara,
fully and stylishly made The
are in all white and a variety Of
delicate and dainty shads in the
neweSt ne W. designs, from 76 cents to
CIV We have all the new things in
ollK Waists made of black, White
ana 8, fancy silks, from 1915 to 81,
Black Silk Beaded Boleros on or
Eton Jackets are reduced 'GT fpoOl VI
$500 to $500
$50 to $50
400 to 300
Ladies' and gentlemen's hath
robes and slippers. made fro',l
lne turkish toweling. are both
! and prudent, $3.50 to
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

STRAWBERRIES it was thought
would end with last week, but thew
laPed over into this. Except Monday
and Tuesday of last week, when the
prices ruled high in the cities. thew
have been abundent in market, and
more than usually palatable.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

REV; J. F. MOLOCE, pastor of Ches.
VOID Circuit, will hold a "Four.davs
Meeting" in StrOud's Grove, one mile
from Cheswold, commencing on Fri.
day, July 23d, and ending on the 3Otb
They will, before this comes of. Satur.
day, July 10th, hold a Harvest Home
in the same grove. 0'-''
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

THE Walkers School picnic main
tanned its reputation Saturday for big.
ness-abOut 400. Not only the neigh
borhoOd, but the outlying territory
was there as well.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

MT. FRIENDSHIP A. NJ. E. Church
nts near Kenton, Rev. E. Byrd pastor. had
Sl6.22 as their Children's Day ColIec-
ton, and at the "Grand Rally" on Sun.
day to meet church demands, Sl53.
was raised.
MEssRs. BELL & WHITE had Dota.
toes OF home production on sale Mon.
day, grown by Mr.. Gregory. Without
rain the tubers will not be of good size
Kaspberries also made their aDnear.
ance on Monday.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

QUARTERLY meeting at Union Appo-
quinimink Circuit, 1st and 2nd of INV
Quarterly Conference, Saturday 10
A. M. Preaching by Presiding Elder
Rev. A. Smith, Sunday 1O3 A. NJ.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

REV. w. K. Galloway who went
nome TO rest a week or so the frat Of
April after his affective work dnr;no,
the mouth Of March here. and gas
Ilsaoied for two months by falling
uo"n Ihe stairs at his home in Potts.
sow9 s Pa.' is on duty again, having lust
nhiShed two weeks meeting at Chesa.
peake City. He is now at Middle.
Sown. soIourning with his friend. VIM.
taylor until July, when the engage.
ments made for him by PRESIDING
Eiuer smith will take his time
throughout the year. He was to have
put IN some two weeks at Jerman
Chapel, this town, this month. and ar.
iTangements in the way of securing a
large tent were partially made bnt
since abandoned by the pastor for
some reason, probably because of the
uncertainty in regard TO the evange.
iists physical condition. ProbabIy
Ihese places that were disappointed he.
cause Of bis disabilities may be able 10 |
secure his services later on.
CHILDREN's DAY at smvrna Land
ng M: II. School was observed last
:, vn ny Ihc use OF the program of |
Joiumbia's Defenses In the afternoon
md recitations and singing by the
chool in the evening. Mr.. Josepb
S.uckson was In charge Of the frst ser.
ices and Mrs. Annie L. Buekson of
ne second. Miss Annie Grant was
rganist for the day. II was a very
affair and will be long re.
rendered by all who were privileged
, be there. The afternoon collection
'as $J225.
MISS Ara Hynson made the opepip0
idress Mrs Jas. T. Fariion repfe.
'nted Columbia. Tho shield besEers Z
ere Thomas Nowland. Albert Ran.
m, William McNatt, Mrs. j. ID Re1ut /
iss Rhoda Yoss and Miss Annie :
rant. A number Of the smaller child Il
= I, '...s anaue snort addresses. The sing.
s;.eo , vas nouceaOle feature Of the ex- \
cises, especially solo bv Annie
,sn, Aetie seven -year-old. The q
;ovsS @ exercises were likewise highly
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
WANTED.
Executors Notice

70 Eoce N, is hereby given that letters tes,o
Tgag given II due form ofaw granted ta en-
mat all persons having claims aosi3ySf io95 and
neaara y; Hudson, deceased late of snyTnse
to t6e Fxscnt must present the same duly Sttested
said esta1e niiiI ana all persons indebted to tbe
Slst day of May, 1894. --0H' ol or before the
JOHN r. SENIOR.
Or his ATTORNEYS 90 Minor st., Philadelphia.
Kidgely, Esqs, Dover. Del ana Henry
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

MEssRs. COOPER & Bro, Cheswold
advertise the agency of the Hartford
Safety Bicycle" which is claimed to
be first class bicycle, at moderate
price. Our young men in need of q
cycle would do well to go and see or
communicate with them.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

HAY and wheat harvests will be
close together this year. The farmer
will have to hustle.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

Last Monday week Moscow Whit.
tingtOn, of Millington, hit his IovimC H,r
slsCer Ss on the head and is supposed to
nave I'M Jured her brain. 1t was his sis.
ter Ella beautiful girl of about ID
years Of age. She was baptised abont
three weeks ago in the Adventist faith
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21
Redemption Of InWn Rnnde

Laws R GSSRP1ance oS with Section 3, CHAPTER 5s4
1855. notice " passed at Dover March 18th
Todae 9i the town of Smyrna have electad t
TTIS ao9 Bond No Of said town on the ISt 9s1
uy Smy,5 1875 at the Fruit Growers National RAM OF OF
By order -0N Sease'
'OhN H. HOFFECKER, President
JAMES = ITOErUc,,rr,, Town Commissioners
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

A NUMBER of our young people went
out TO Clayton on Sunday evening to
attend the Children's Day services in st.
Faui M. E. Church. Not near all the
people who wanted to could get in.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

Says the E1ktOn Whig: Whiskev,s
got TO go in Cecil county, and the davs
OF the legalized traffic in it are nn19
oered. They are numbered, not merely
by the terms of the resubmission ect
OF 1880, but in the solemn determin'
alton of the people of Cecil county to
wipe it out at the polls
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

Mrs. Mary +. Crowley, as administra-
tor of Owen G. Crowley, deceased, will
sell his personal property in Thorough
fare neck on Friday of next week, 30
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

There's no nicer mating for
your mouse than the iointless
Kinds. Kinds. The fine grades have
been retailing all the season r for
Oo ana 6Oc. per yard. We shall
now offer about two Thousand
yt yarcs of these fine jointless ouaI.
nn r.les !or $I4 per roll, each roll
containing 40 yards. Also a fine
oaI9 13 Jointless mating for SIS
Rer EI roll' reduced from $3.50. all in
Inls seasons importation.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

During this season about 600 600
,lra quarts OF b. strawberries netting the
growers grower? 3O,OOO above expenses were
SSInllpped SIl from Ridgely, Caroline copntv
Inc plckers netted from this ouantifv
az a. 2 cent cents per quart-the neat sum 3f
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

MEssRs. Beck, HAZEL and one or
two other parties commenced cutting
Monday, and quite number will COM
mence harvesting their wheat to-day
and tomorrow.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

In the absence of any other celebra.
ton here on the 4th of July. John F
slater Lodge, No. 25el, colored Odd
rellows, will celebrate the day. On
the arrival of the $50 train they will
parade to the Lodge room, where there
VIII be merry-gO-round, swings 60.
There will also be an address and pa.
rade in the evening. Lodges from
otner places are expected to paFtici.
pate with them.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

BETWEEN the dry weather and the
destruction by the cut worm and
other insects, the tomato crop has a dis.
c0uraglng aspect Besides those cut
on, many plants have died, and a mum.
Der are waiting for rain for a third
planting.
}. F. HoBsoN &Co., 262 South Front
Street. Philadelphia, estimates, in fg-
urlng on the prospective crop, that the
crop of 1913 will be about one third of
that of '9l, which was so heavy as to
be improbable.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

The HeptasOphs felt they were in
luck to have no payment to make in
June, but now comes the further aston.
ishment to the members of the organ.
Ization that there is no assessment
likewise for July--twO months in snc.
eession. The Independent Order of
heeptasophs is proving itself undoubt-
!edly one of the cheapest and best life
insurance companies in the country
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

Picnies and excursions will soon
be all the 60.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

a Negro Burglar Captured Edward
Mitchell, alias "Rhody Bush y q wai mar"
known negro house.breaker of M III
wa ware, who last February with Jomos
Portani' PPnSmSs' ouglarized Washington r.
oo,U 0rIers store at Burrsville, Caroline
otI4Hy, ~ My, was captured Saturday night
AZ a. nlllIord and carried to Denton Mon
Say S', - morning. Mitchell is wanted also
Oy the United States AUTHORITIES "foC for
rOOolng the postOffice at BurrsviIie '''
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

The Board of Trade are putting the
room IN readiness for the shirt factory
me second story of the Taylor ma.
chine shops. The machines reached
here Monday, and Mr.. Yocum. pro.
prletor, writes from Norristown that
ne Will be here next Monday to ser
things up for operation. ~
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

Some of the Adventists seem 70 no II
IG narG luck as Chas. Engram, at MALTA
ile1,s Mills, was arrested and sent to
Jall Monday last for working on sun.
day, and Geo. Davis had a valuable
morse to drop dead from overioadinS
and heat Monday night while retnrp,
ing ~ from an Adventist's meeting held
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

J. Granville Richards of Cecil
county was married to Miss MAY Pen.
nlngton last Thursday, in Baltimore.
ana the bride and bridegroom are
spending the honeymoon at Asbnrv
Park. Mr.. Richards's first wife was
murdered, and he was badly hurt bv
robbers in his house in Cecil county
few years ago.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

The MEMBERS of the Y. M. c. A
wish to thank the ladies for the money
that was so kindly given for the pur.
chase OF books for the Association
Inc books are very much appreciated
by the members. OO''''oO
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

WHEAT harvest will begin here
abOuts about the last of this week. and
the crop will all be down, it is thought
week later, by the 80 inst. The pros.
poets are most favorable for a good
crop, the farmers in this neighborhood
all agreeing that wheat "never looked
better" SN
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

The Tent Meetings of Centennial
OnGrch Will open on Sunday morning
with love feast at 8 O'Clock. foIlowaS
0y preaching throughout the dav
Inc admirers of Rev. w. H. Thomas
the former pastor here, will be pleased
TO Know that he will preach on next
Wednesday night. "oAV
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

Chlncoteague is to have TWO new
steamers: sue one in place of the Widgeon.
ior carrying passengers and the mail
@ from Chincoteague to Franklin Citv
rms boat is being built by the Pnssv
q Jones Company, of Wilminoton
Del, and will be ready by the 1st Of
July. another. large boat, that will
carry 400 bushels of oysters viii
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

BLAcKBERRIEs and raspberries are
the succeeding berry crops, which will
De ripe in about 10 days. The shin.
ments OF blackberries will be compara.
lively light, compared with other wears
oy reason ofthe severity of last win
ter, when the canes were killed.
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

The Centreville Observer publishes
the paper in full, three columns. emit.
GIed The Epworth League and the
Future of Methodism," read by Rev,
Z. IL. HynsOn, at the late Epwortbian
Convention held in that town. eomnIi.
menting it as an excellent papern
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

WESLEY CAREY, who has baan siol,
ana ulsaoied the past two years from
consumption died yesterday evening
aged 80 years. He was married sever.
al years ago to the daughter of Frank
Wells, and was steady, good mechanic
until shut in by sickness
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

IHE flying clouds and high winds
that should have brought rain Fridav
and Saturday, brought instead onIy
clouds Of flying dust that settled o1
the backs OF persons riding In car.
riages. The ladies of a party retnrn-
ing from Woodland Beach had some
fun drawing delicate lines on the back
oI oiack-coated gentleman who sat
Ia 'front.' of them. just what thev
wrote that afforded them amusement
= unknown even to the gentleman
himself. '''""
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

IRISH LAWNS, 80 in. wide
12I cts.
ORGANDIE and DIMITY
LAWNS, 25 and 40 cts.
ALL-WOOL CHALLIS.-
HALFWOOL CHALLIs and
COTTON CHALLIs.
the latter cts. per yard.
A fine line of
DOTTED SWISS.
from y to so cts per yard.
A nice line of
LACES and EMBROIDERY
Our New Stock of
CHINA SILKS
are something entirely new in
style and finish.
Call and examine before DUR
chasing elsewhere.
We are also agents for III. s,.,,
Fattern Co. and customers are nrs.on,l1
WIN a pattern sheet free of charge. 60
Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

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Smyrna times., 1893-06-21

IHE annual school election throuoh.
out the State, will be held on sat1r.
gay, June "a. at which time a school
Iax Will be voted for, and clerk or
com missioner to serve for three wears
VIII be elected in each and every dis.
trict. The sum required TO be raised
1y taxation is one hundred doIlars
Inc State dividend to the schools tbis
year VIII not likely be as largo az last
wear. 40 taSe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-29

the author Of the design. as supervising
architect: MIR. c. Il. Langley. superinten-
dent Of construction. and Mr.. w. o.
Burton, as the general contractor.
The cornerstone was laid with APP
pirate Masonic ceremonies by the Grand
Lodge OF Virginia, August Is, 1882. and
the building was completed In its en-
tirety In November.
r. pfi ~rs.
The following are the present officers
OF the organization:
George l.. Christian, president; =. II.
Halves. first vice-president: $. w. Ira
vers. second vice-preeident: John "A.
Montague. treasurer; II. A. Dunlop, sec
rotary.
Directors
T. L. Alfriend. G. II. Baughman
G. ii. Clarke. L. III. Ferguson, w.
h. Freeman, T. +. Jefffess, ). q.
Mostly, ]. II. Olcot;. X. Carter
Scott. III. l.. Staples. J. II. Tucker.
Jr, G. ID. Wingfeld. j. L. Antrim,
A. II. Christian. Jr.. l.. ID. cren-
shaw. Jr., c. II. Fleming, r. II. NJ.
Harrison. l.. H. Morris. John $. Munce.
f.. S. Rose. Ashton Stsrke r. l.. Tray
lor, G. 6. Valentine. j. II. Witty, A..
Il. Yarbrough.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-29
Richmond and Dapxiiie Railroad Holiday
Rafas.


From December 22j TO 9th, inclusive,
and from December seth to January fst.
inclusive. excursion tickets VIII be sold
between all points on the Richmond and
Danville system In Virginia, at rate OF
four cents per mile one way. for ire
round trip. Tickets limited January ),
1884,. On the same dates, and at the same
rates, excursion tickets will be sold be-
tween all points on the Richmond and
Danviiie system, e. 6. < A., 6. x G.,
and Georgia Pacific railways. located in
the States of Virginia, North Carolina.
and South Carolina. Alabama. Georgia.
and Mississippi. within radius of three
hundred miles from starting point. EN-
cursiOn tickets will also Re sold at the
above rates. from Richmond TO points ON
the Norfolk and Western railroad. west
OF Burkevile. to stations on the Farm
Vile and Powhatan railroad. via Noseley,
and TO stations on the Atlantic & Dan
willie railroad, via. Jeffress.
For the benefit Of students OF colleges
and schools, presenting certificates signed
by their principals. tickets VIII be sold at
above rates from December 18th to 26th.
inclusive. limited January 4. 1894, to points
i'm Virginia. North and South Carolina,
and Georgia located on the Richmond
and Danville system, 6. G. C A., and
G. a. G.. railroads, and to Charleston.
S. c., regardless Of three-hundred-m ile
limit
Apply al passenger office. $40 east Main
street, for further information.
JOHN NJ. BEAI.L.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-12-29

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case OF Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. J. CHENEY & co, Props, Toledl. o.
We the undersigned. have known +. ].
Cheney for the last fifteen years. and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions. and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
Arm.
West e. Truax. Wholesale Druggists.
Toledo, O.. Walding, Kinnan e. Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the system. Price, 75c. per
bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimo-
mails free.