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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-13
ri.a,ures a, The Warm Springs.

WARM SPRINGS, VA. August Il
Special.-The warm wave OF the past Two
weeks has driven goodly number oi
people to the mountains. and among the
various summering places none have at
tracted as many visitors as the warm
none have 80 nearly measured up 10
fun season.
The HAYWOOD Marburg party or BATH
more. with it's company OF forty persons,
twelve horses and eight servants. came
early in the season and remained until a
few weeks ago.
The Robinson party. Of Louisville, COM
prising about thirty persons besides ser
wants. came about the same time, and
are here for the summer.
Other smaller parties and many families
have raised the number Of visitors here
until the Warm has all of it's rooms
occupied. one noticeable thing Is
the large number Of children on the lawn.
They are the first to appear there ana
the last TO leave and right richly do they
enjoy the deep shade and fresh, cool air.
Mr. s. II. Letcher Of Lexington, is at
this place looking after the interests OF
his clients.
Rev. Theron. II. Rice. Jr.. OF Alexan-
dria, Va. is the guest % J. r. McAllis'e-.
The drought was tempered yesterday by
the county.
There was very enjoyable german
given at the hotel Thursday night. The
music this season is very much better
than that Of last summer. The aoor was
in nice condition and the figures pretty.
Mr.. George #. NJ. Gibson. assisted by
Miss Bruce Williams, led The dancing
Thomas G.. Glover danced with Miss
Major, Mr.. Fallett with Miss Frazier.
Or. j. ". Wallace with Mrs. Blackburn
Hughes, Mr.. Dudley Short with Miss
Mabel Bayard, DR. j. G. Mcclure with
Miss Eloise Williams, Mr.. Pettijohn with
Miss Myers. Mr.. n. i. Pegram with Miss
Fallett. Mr.. S. w. Harper with Miss
Harper, DR.. Richie Stone with Miss
Stone, Mr.. George Baker with Mrs
Baker. Mr.. Pilling with Mrs. Levin
Joynes, MIR. James A. August. Jr, with
Miss SaundfTs, Mr.. Arthur Stevenson with
Miss August. Mr.. =. u. Williams. Jr..
with Miss Brandt.
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Judge A. VI. Kelley Tells Something of
Cairo Iinguisfs.

Cairo Iinguisfs.
The last issue Of the Times have re-
cciycd contains the following paragraph:
OR Schliemann's facility IN languages
IS noted by the author OF an apprecia-
tive article in The Atlantic. lie describes
the archaeologist as carrying his part. al
his own table, I'm three concurrent con
versatioBs SIS as many tongues"
That would not be called facility" I'm
Cairo. / was present a few evenings
since at n game 81 whist in the Khe-
diNai Club by four of tie most constant
players Bey. NJ Periclcs Zu-
ridis, Judge Moriendo and NJ. katzen-
stein-one a professional man. the other
three business men Of Cairo. Each Of the
four speak with perfect fiuency French,
Italian and Arabic. and in addition ROs-
tOvich speaks fluently German Polish and
English. Zuridis speaks English. Greek
(his native tongue), Russian ana some
Turkish. and katzenstein speaks perfect
~ German and English and some Greek.
They constantly interchanged languages
when addressing each other and where
they could spoke 10 the lOOkers-On each
in his own tongue. When they argued
about the game they all used French, but
] suspect if the contention rose TO Veri-
table dispute each would have used his
own tongue. Men swear and count In
their own language always.
This case was the reverse Of peculiar;
II Is seen everywhere, and remember
these were business men, not students.
One is a large government contractor,
another what In the States would be
called a broker and the third the man
ager OF a steamboat line. A. NJ. h.
Cairo Iuly % lss3
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CAPE CHARLES. VA, August 10
Special.-The white potato season on the
Eastern Shore Of Virginia is about over,
and IL is said by all TO be one or the
most successful I'm fits history. The ship
ments have been exceptionally large, be-
ing very much IN excess OF last year, ana
the prices with but very few exceptions,
have been good
The shipments from Cape Charles alone
were about $4,000 barrels by rail- and
from the Eastern Shore, comprising
Northampton and Accomac counties
about 100000 barrels by rail, ard, not
withstanding the hard times and the
financial stringency our farmers and
merchants have rot as yet had much
cause for complaint.
The sweet potatoes are beginning TO go
I'm from Accomac, and I'm a few days the
crop win be pretty well on hand.
The steamer Old Point Comfort, plying
between here and Norfolk. has resumed
her usual run, after being off about ten
DAYS. undergoing extensive repairs at
Newport News.
The season at Cobb's Island this year
has been a very successful one so far.
Large crowds OF people so there every
Sunday 10 hear the eminent divine. Rev.
, Thomas Dixon, Jr., who delivers one OF
day afternoon.
The plans and specifications for n new
council chamber and jail in our city are
well under way. BY an act OF the Legs
lature OF 1892. our city has issued bonds
for the required amount 10 erect this
building. a building committee has been
selected. and as soon as the site has been
decided upon. tine work Will be COM
menced.
The building Of the new Methodist Epis-
copal Church. South, has been begun. The
edifice promises 10 be an ornament 10 the
town. IL Is 10 be built Of brick.
The Eastern Shore Agricultural Fair OF
Keller. Accomac county, Va, will be held
this week from the Eth 10 1lth. inclusive.
and the races and exhibits are said 10 be
very fine
There are many visitors In our city at
present, among them being Colonel VIII
liam Bowman, Of the Water Department.
Washington. d. c.
Mr.. T. ]. King. OF Richmond, Va, man
ager OF the n. S. /. Co, has been here
several days for his health as the guest
Of his brother, Mr.. J. ID. King.
Rev. S. A. Hoblitzell and daughter. OF
Belair. Md. and cousin. Miss Nettie. OF
Baltimore. are registered at the Airing
ton Hotel.
Miss Cora Mckinney and two sisters.
OF Lewiston, Pa, are visiting here
The annual meeting OF the Hartman
sons-West Camp. Confederate Veterans
was TO have been held In this city yes
terday. but. on account OF the fair now In
progress at Keller, there was not
quorum present. and the meeting adjourn
ed to August "a. 1898. TO meet In this city.
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HanncnIngs at Chase City.

CHASE CITY, VA, August l2.-Spe-
cial.-Our town is full Of visitors most
OF whom are guests OF the Mineral Hotel.
Among them are Revs. s. *. Vim. OF
Petersburg; W. c. Tyree. Of Durham.
and j. $. Hardaway Of oxford. These
ministers during their stay az the hotel
have been officiating at the different
churches to the satisfaction Of our peo-
pie.
A call has been made for meeting un-
der the auspices OF Armistead Camp, g..
V, of the veterans and their friends at
BOydton on August 18th 10 inaugurate a
movement 10 secure funds for the erection
Of a monument In memory OF the Con
federate dead I'm this county.
Politics are getting somewhat warmed
up, but 1t is yet rather hard 10 say
whether the Third party will have much
support I'm this section or not.
An addition will be built 10 the lecture
and class rooms Of the Presbyterian
church. Rev. Thomas Dun, -. D., the
pastor, is conducting a meeting at Black
stone.
While Messrs. A. c. Ogham and w. X.
Holt were driving near town Wednesday
evening their buggy was run into by a
runaway team. Both gentlemen were
thrown from their vehicle. which was
demolished. but neither one Of them was
seriously hurt.
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The Social Events of FarmvIlic.

FARMVILLE, VA, August Especial.
The largest crowd OF spectators ever
known TO have attended a german I'm
Farmville witnessed the social event of
the season at the Mckinney House on
Thursday evening last. The german
opened promptly at Gas, all couples en-
tering the ballroom in grand march.
which was most effectively led by Miss
Josie Morton with Mr. Hugh TX. Walker.
The Farmville String Band furnished mu-
sic for the occasion. The german was
alternately led by Messrs. John Stokes
and Hugh Walker. one striking feature
Of the evening was the number of "old
heads on young shoulders" The german
closed at 2:30, and the universal opinion
is that IL was the prettiest and most
attractive german ever given in Farm
Vile.
The participants were Miss Josie Nor
ton with Mr.. Hugh Walker; Miss Mary
Walthall, OF Richmond, with John Stokes:
Miss Belle Wicker with f.. NJ. Bugg; Miss
Carrie Morton with q. M. Cralle: Miss
Nettie Morton with G.. V. Morton, OF the
Virginia Military Institute: Miss Mamie
Mayo, OF Richmond, with Frank McKin-
ney; Miss Ottie Fleming. OF Richmond.
with w. p. venable; Miss Fannie Bugg
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Visitors nj the Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS, August l2-Speclal-
Among the visitors here are the follow
ing from Virginia: Walter c. Campbell
w. f. Wiekham, Or. Stuart Mcclure,
Richmond. Va; J. II. Spencer, Martins
Vile. Va; c. L. Wexford Richmond
Va; j. G. Liye2ey and wife. Newport
News. Va; George w. Stevens, NJ. r.
Spicer. Richmond, Va; Mrs. Francis s.
Smith and family. c. S. Davidson. Alex
andria, Va; John c. Taylor, Miss NJ
l.. Taylor. Norfolk. Va; G.. A. Daven-
pert, Decatur Axtell. Richmond, Va.
DR. A. A. Cazenove. Virginia; J. V. Eff
finger. w. A. Burke. stanton. Va.
c. Hall, Norfolk, Va; DR.. j. w. Wal
lace, Warm Springs Va; ]. w. Hop
kins and wife, Richmond; w. c. Nc
Douald and wife. Richmond; ]. w. Mar
tin and wife, Lynchburg. Va; p. H.
Mayo. oscar Cranz and wife, Richmond;
Dudley Mcdonald, John Pope. w. D.
Gay and wife, l.. Wormeley and wife,
Il. f. Jones, Richmond; b. F. Eakle
Staunton. Va; r. d. Anderson and wife
University Of Virginia; II. II. Levy. NJ.
D., Richmond, Va; M. X. Gordon, Gull
pepper, Va.
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THE TTMES-RICHMOND. VA. SUNDAY AUGUST 10 1893

with r. A. Adams. Of Blackstone: Miss
Virgie BuEg with Professor ". y. Gun
ningham; Miss Therese Armisfc1d. OF
New York. with A. White. OF Richmond.
Miss Matte Cunningham with r. S.
Gregory. Of KeysyilIe; Miss Belle Porter
with Jesse Bunke. Of Bedford City: Miss
Friend. OF Petersburg. with j. NJ. Vena-
BILE: Miss Pearl Venable with Hampton
Fleming, of Richmond; Miss Bessie Proc
tor OF brakes Branch. with Hunter
Green. OF brakes Branch; Miss Linden.
OF Georgia. with S. a. Proctor. Jr., Of
brakes Branch: Mrs. Barrett. OF Mlssss-
sippi. with Mr. Whitaker. Of North Caro-
lima. The stays were; Hodges Mann. OF
Crewe; J. II. Burke. Of Bprkevilie; ]. NJ.
Lyon and W. ]. IIilsman, Of Farmyille,
and DR.. Epps. OF Blackstone.
Chaperons Mrs. ". T. Blanton. Mrs.
r. j. Mckinney, Mrs. q. NJ. Robeson.
Mrs. J. r. Cunningham and Mrs. o. T.
Wicker
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Do,ngs ut Sweet Ch,iybeat. Springs.

SWEET CHALYBEATE SPRINGS. Au-
gust R.-Special.-The gayety at these
springs was opened on the 2Sth ultimo,
when "tacky party" occupied the bills
Since then the guests have been treated
with n phantom hop" cake walk" and
"euchre party"
On Wednesday night last the small
children had a fancy ball" which was
very well attended. Misses Margaret old
and Eilene Stack led the march, the form
er dressed as gypsy and the latter as
milk maid. The other participants were:
Powhatan Ward. Cupid; Gertrude Wake,
fishermaid; Dot Wake, Dresden Lady:
Diana Wake, Comm Thro' tn Rye:
Nellie Davenport, Peasant Girl; Isaac
Davenport, Page; Ellen Alice Old. Flower
Girl, Victor Browne. Humpty Dumpty;
Arthur Bryant. Robin Hood: Marian
Bryant, Little Po Peep: Ruth Bryant
Morning; Ed. Daniel, Prince Charming:
Mamie Marshall. Little Red Riding Hood: :
1nez Marshall, Court Lady: Russell Har-
dy, Sailor; Lucy Hardy. Associated Press;
Kittie Hardy, Marguerite; Beaudric How
ell, Baker; Eva Hudson. Court Lady:
Maud Stack, Oriental: G. JelenKo, George
Washington; Della Jelenko, Snow Flake.
Bella Loeb. Star; Dan Talley, Peasant:
Dot Walton, Court Lady; Florence, Jean
nette, Lillian and BERTHE Jelenko, Flower
Girls; Coralie Lewis, Maud Muller; Lave
lette Lewis, Sea Queen: Waldemar Leck-
endorf. Hunter, Ethel LeckendorH. IT.
tania; Nora Huston, Spanish Girl; Rosa
lie Brooks, Little Lord Fauntleroy; Mel
lie Clark. Lady Washington; Ella Hunt
ingdon, Priscilla; Connie Lee, Baby. Later
In the evening refreshments were served
TO all by the genial proprietors, Messrs.
Brooks & RicHer.
Last night Mr. and Mrs. Strauss cele-
brated their silver wedding by a supper
TO their friends, which lasted far into
the night. other gayeties are now in
contemplation.
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is universal favorits. are all very hand.

II universal favorite. are all very hand
some women.
A tally-ho party to Milboro, seven
miles distant. given by Mrs. Colonel EN-
cry, of North Carolina. was merry af-
fair, and Misses Blair. Eva Bowe and
Courtney. together with several young
men, whiied away the hours In song.
while the chaperons. Mrs. Emery and
Mrs. Ballard. enjoyed the beauty OF the
mountains. together with bon-bons. pro-
vlded by the gentlemen.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Martin are on a
visit TO Mrs. Colonel Peyton, and have
many friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. Hardy. of Louisiana; Miss
Matthews. from the same State; MISS
Harris. OF Georgia; Miss sperry, Mrs.
Smythe, OF Georgia; Mrs. Lawton, or
South Carolina: Mrs. James Frazier and
sister are recent arrivals and very popu-
lar.
Senator and Mrs. Butler of South caro-
lima. Judge Lacy and family ana Ars.
Price. of Baltimore. VIII be here 'nis
week. The arrival OF Misses White ana
Reed. Of Norfolk. and Mrs. Hayes OF
Richmond, was hailed with delight ey
their score Of friends here.
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THE BRANDON, BASIC CITY, VA,
August 12.-Special.-The following is a
list Of arrivals Of Richmond people az
The Brandon. Basic City, for the week
ending August II, 1893: Miss Sallie Well
ford, Rev. w. T. Richardson and wife,
Miss A. M. Ludlam. w. NJ. McCray, John
X. Childrey and wife, Miss Margaret
Chiidrey, Henry Lee Staples Ireden .Ien-
kins Miss Ida b. Hill. Miss Katie Byrd
Jones. Hon. II. r. Pollard. l. n. Jones
and family. Miss Ella Walford, Mrs.
Waller Scott and family, William n.
Jones, Bernard Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
II. Mayo. Mrs. y. Cameron, nurse and
baby; William G. Strange. Miss Joe Con-
sabine. Miss Edl.A Jones
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Judge W. r. Fulton. OF wythc-
VILE Judge }. A. Baker. OF Houston.
Texas, and others.
The following are among the latest ar
rivals, Miss Mary &. Rahm, Richmond.
Va; Mrs. a. NJ. McInnis, Miss Ad1ie
Mcinnis. w. NJ Mclnnis. Moss Point.
MFG, ]. q. Whitehurst Norfolk, Va;
z. w Wright and wife, Norfolk, Va. :
Dr. J. l.. HarmoDson and wife, Accomac,
Va; Or. II. 4. Hsdcn. Galveston. Texas:
Mrs J.. w. Rahm. Richmond Va: j. J.
Cowan, Miss Sallie Cowan. +. A. co wan.
Miss Marie Cowan. j. Il. Cowan, Vicks-
burg. Miss. Camden Summers. Staunton.
Va. W. w. Martin, Roanoke, Va: w.
~. Whaley and wife, Miss Mary WhaIey,
Norfolk. Mrs. Ludney Johnson. Little
Rock. Ark; Miss Lena Norheet. Memphis.
Tenn Miss Lille Norfleet, Mrs. Frank
Jones, Miss JAMIE W. Smith. Suffolk. va:
Iohn Addison and wife. Richmond; c. r.
brackett, Clinton Bracket. Miss Iftty
brackett. Atlanta. Ga; Luley q. Kent.
WytheVille. Va. Louis Crasiey. Leery
England; Roy Brown, Ayrshire. Scotland:
W. +. Penn. W. s. Morton. II. G. starkey.
Roanoke. Va; W. r. Fulton, w. s. Trim
NE, NJ. Trinkle. Robert Saunders,
Wytheville, Va; John II. Lyons. Rich
mond, Va; J. Il. Mcleod. Moss Point
Miss, +. Fairchnd. T.. II. Garland New
orleans. La; Rev. +. NJ. Carson and
Wite l.ynchburg, Va; &. Gordon Smeade.
DanVile. Va; Mrs. j. &. GroswcH, Miss
1rosweil. Jackson Barracks. La; Lewis
{. B"acher. Richmond, Va; G. w. Wood
ana wife, Georgia; r. S. TaIiaferro.
Mrs. p. S. Taliaferro Miss Taliaferro,
Shiisiiansburg Va; Mrs. l. r. Walsh.
hichmond. Va. Miss Belle Johnson.
farmyiile, Va; Miss Mony Burke. Mont
eomery, Ma; G, q. Smith and wife
George ~. Leigh. Roanoke. Va: Major X.
~ ha,NS ana wife, Miss J.. Moore. Nor
folk. Va; T.. II. Price. II. I. snindIe
Christiansburg. Va; Mrs. Dr. Robinson
Montgomery; Miss Lille umiara NJ
Ioik' va; Guy f. Elicit. w y. Elicit
Va. '''"iioAo'
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA,
August 12.-Special.-As the season ad-
vances the number OF entertainments In
crease daily. The most noted event of
this season was the splendid bal poudre
given by Colonel Peyton on Friday, In
which not only fair maidens figured, but
matrons of mature years.
The maidens were radiant in powdered
hair and rouge, and quaint, but beautiful,
gowns, but the young men in knee pants
and buckles and other accessories, car
ried off the palm OF beauty. Mr.. Sandy
Figgett, the wealthy young banker Of
lexington Elmer Ecker. Of Richmond.
and Reuben Hayward, OF Washington.
were those who riveted the gaze Of all
on entering the ball room.
Stately danes in velvet and brocade
came sweeping down the broad stairway
at the Grand looking, for all the world.
as II they had just stepped down from
the frames which held the portraits OF
Velasquez or Reynolds.
The german, led by Mr.. Hudson, was
danced by Miss A. Phinizey and Mr.. J. l..
Hudson, Miss l.. Harris and Mr.. Glasgow,
Miss Il. White and Mr.. r. Hayward Miss
Ellen Blair and Mr.. ID. A. Vaughan, Miss
Marie Lewis and Mr. j. Gilkeson, Miss
Eva Bowe and Mr.. Il. l.. owen, Miss Is
telle Courtney and Mr.. b. w. Peyton,
Miss q. Shields and Mr. McAdams, Miss
Eva Finney and Mr.. S. Figgett, Miss j.
Summerson and Mr.. Shelton, Miss ]. Will
kfns and Mr.. L. White. Miss l.. Peyton
and MIR. A. Branch, Miss Annie Branch
and Mr.. Simons, Miss Mary Hayes and
MIR. Marye. Miss l.. Cabiness and lieu
tenant Rockenback. Miss Shelton and Mr..
Lawton, Miss Nellie Boykin and Mr..
Kinney Miss G.. Foraker and Mr.. Sumer-
sen
Mrs. Baker continues to entertain her
many friends on her hospitable veranda,
and yesterday a large party for Newman
ket met and enjoyed hours of delightful
sport.
Mrs. r. G. Cabell still holds her own. as
she Ia the handsomest lady on the
grounds, but Mrs. Boykin Wright. Mrs.
and Miss Phinizey OF Augusta, Ga, Mrs.
Roberts of New Orleans. Mrs. +. o. Bar
bour OF Richmond. Mrs. DR.. Shields and
charming Mrs. Harman OF st. Paul, who
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OF Interest TO Mothers.

The success Of Mrs. Annie NJ. Beam.
Of McKeesport, Pa, in the treatment OF
dlarrhoea In her children will undoubtedly
be Of interest TO many mothers. She says:
II spent several weeks in Johnstown, Pa,
after the great food. on account OF my
husband being employed there. We had
several children with US, two OF whom
took the diarrhoea very badly. sot
some Of Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera ana
DIarrhoea Remedy from Rev. Mr.. Chap
man. Il cured both Of them. / knew OF
several other cases where II was equally
successful. I think II cannot be e1celled
and cheerfully recommend it," Twenty
five and fifty cent bottles for sale by
owens e. Minor Drug CO.. z. NJ. Slaugh-
ter, f. p. Reeve & Co. and Ii. G.. Forst-
mann.
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GayetIes At Aiisghaniss.

AIIEGHANEY SPRINGS. VA. Au-
gust 12-special--Th week has Deen
d. s,ayest vet Each day brings some
amusement for the young people. such as
bowling, riding. fishing and card parties,
On Tuesday night the prettiest ana
largest german Of the season took place.
ssd dancing was kept up until very late
The following couples participated; W.
hsrdee Colhoun led. with Miss hatha-
The Humes. Of Knoxville, Tenn; MISS
Norfeet OF Memphis with William Penn,
Miss Mary Howard Of Richmond with H.
p Colhoun. Miss L. Bracket Of Atlanta
With Dr. r. c. Brockett Miss Norfieet OF
Norfolk with Percy Cowan. Miss Beatrice
Ouyell OF Galveston with Ed Pierce,
Miss Hattie Taylor OF Houston with II.
d. Stone. Miss Mcnamara OF Memphis
with =. II. Garland. Miss Lille Hilliard
o. Norfolk with Guy +. Elicit, Mrs. Wal
Ter G. Mercer OF Richmond with William
Moseley, Miss Eunice Walker OF Norfolk
Win John BufOrd. Mis- Mollie Hewitt OF
Cincinnati with Alex Walker, Miss Mary
kahm OF Richmond with +. Fairchnd, Miss
annie Colhoun or Allegheny with Louis
stashlegh. Miss pannell Of Norfolk with
Walter Elicit. Miss Sallle Cowan OF
Ileksburg with Ben. Spindle. Miss Julia
Meem Of Lynchburg with Augustine
humes Miss Flossie Donin Of Savannah
with -- Pierce. Mrs. Johnson OF Mem
pms with t. X. Nixon, Miss Mary
1haley OF Norfolk with Norman Sam
gers. Mrs. Frank Jones OF Suffolk with
% Cowan. Miss Sydney Price Of Baiti-
more with y. w. Seigle. Stays. G.. II.
rem. Clay Starkey. Il. c. Garrett and
Harry Jack.
alSs Katharine Humes. OF Knoxville,
~ ~ Miss Hattie Taylor, OF Houston
sAas are unquestionably the prettiest
=, ladies' at Allegheny and the bellies
-. ns iegal fraternity is well represented
1917 "a Judge Waller II. Staples. OF Rich
49, Judge l.. l.. Lewis. OF Rlchmond
an bcofman, OF Louisiana: judge
h'iiis, OF Galveston. Texas;
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We started out last Saturday and said
we intended to sell $50, 600 worth of goods
before the arrival of our new fall stock, and
if the sales the balance of the month keep
up, as we are determined they shall, we'll
realize our expectations. We've got the
merchandise, and good kinds, and we're
willing to sell them at half price in order
to accomplish our desire.
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Reduced Rates Account Virginia Funeral
Directors, Association, Alexandria, Va.

For above occasion the Richmond and
Danville railroad will sell greatly reduced
rate tickets to Alexandria and return
from points on its line in Virginia Au-
gust i4th to 18th, inclusive. limited, re-
turning August 81, 1893.
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Certified Chicks

We ask no better money. and will sell
you goods low, giving change in cur
rency. VASHON * ROSE. Grocers,
Sixth and Clay streets.
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THE BOSTON'S Half Price Sale

is the greatest event of the kind ever known
in Richmond. Every day since It's com
mencement has been record breaker.
We are determined TO sell more Mems,
Boys and Chldren's Clothing this month
than 'The Boston" has ever done before.
Wen do it, too, for we have brought up out
of our stock room all winter goods, which
will be included in this Half Price Sale.
1t will start everybody i'll need OF Cloth
ing or Furnishings on run to our store.
Surely nobody can afford to remain behind
when fine and stylish garments are sold by
the hundreds for less than cost of cloth and
trimmings. If you're man OF family you
will save enough money on your own suit
to buy several boys suits with. For in
stance-you buy regular $40 suit for s.,
and for The S. you will save we will sell
two first-class Boys Suits, sizes A to Ia, each
one of which would have cost So ten days
ago. In other words, you get $50 worth
of clothing for $40 in cash
CERTIFIED CHECKS TAKEN AT THIS HALF PRICE SALE
IHE BOSIOlI'S Great Half Price Sale,
No. 1000 EAST MAIN STREET,
J. JACOBUS, Proprietor.
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Pr-Ior Car on &. md %. rain No
Commencing August nth, the parioI
car hitherto running on Nos. ana Z
to Clifton Forge viii run on No. to
Hinton.