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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES.

I will on Monday September the 4th
1898, sell at the court house door in
the town of Halifax at public auction
for cash. 70 satisfy the State and county
tax thereon, for the year 1892, the
following land in the town Of Enfield
Enfield township, Halifax county, listed
BY j. r. Whitaker, to wit: The old
Whitaker store lot, lot opposite {. +.
McGwigans. lot in front Of Mrs b. F.
Whitakers and lot known as the Dennis
Coach Shop. Amount of tax and cost
1921.
This Sth August 1893.
B. /. ALLkBROOK. Sheriff.
per S. J. CLARK, d. s.
2-1O4f
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17

20 Ia DENocRAr i very n'lcI
crowded sii5 ueeI: and i there j. any
; ming left oat We bee pardon. W
lave pat IN al we could.
TIE pENocEAT IS indebted 70 Con
s,,essman T. A. Woodland for sorne
valuable Literature from Washington
'.r. J. b. Edwards has taken Mr.
IL. >. HyInan's place A. book-kceIe,
for Ness. ". Hoffman & Bro.
Mr.. +. 7. Shields gave barbecue to
his farm hands last Friday. 4 number
Of his friends went down from town
and enjoyed the day seeing the hands
have a good time and also enjoyed the
dinner themselves
Mr.. S. +. Dunn has very much i'm
proved his place near the old male
academy lot. Mr. Dunn has built a
new house which is pretty and makes
his place quite inviting
On Thursday night Of last week some
one entered the store of Maj. T. L. En-
ry Of Weldon. by breaking through one
Of the large windows, and stole several
pairs of pants and perhaps some other
goods
Me-. ". f. Davenport gave a barbe-
cue TO his farm hands on the Biggs
and Davenport farm at the Smith place
Last Saturday. Several persons went
out from town and enjoyed the dinner
with them.
Some one. few nights ago, tried to
break into the house of Anthony Tay-
Tor, q colored man living near the col
ored church, but the disturbance it
caused in the house frightened the
TouId-be robber away.
There were three escapes at the pen
iten5;ary farm near Tillery Monday.
Two were recaptured that night about
II o'clock and one succeeded in cross
INC the liver into Northamnto,, and
has rot vet been c8,,tured.
"
:, -
from Nor!!eet's Ferry.
\ co''Vics escaped rom me 'o5afe l;'ii'
lear - e1's'h 'ssefal ''''>5 ago f'i3' vas
$40. a. ana i'''io"eS' - INC Il 'o- o'''
'''i'' 40 70 'i''c''N' 10y l''i ''i'7' ''77
KY HIS o'N'F vas io'''l' iio'''il3 III 'lie
~1'ef q 'i'1 ;tia*'olii'1 1"i11 ana was
'akan - ana outl's,i
The NOS. aattcrillg reports OF the
,roos in this section continue to come
II. There have not been better crop
prospects in many years, except posi-
bly, in 1880. And this is the report
rom almost ever section OF the State
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17
SIX for 3 Quarter.

Having leased the elegant steam
21errv-eo-rotnd for the next Il DAYS,
we shall do all in our power to make
riding there pleasant. We sell six
tickets for % cents and we pledge to
do our best to please the public who
patronize Zig. We solicit the patron
age CT all. Respectfully,
JOS. STERN,
s. B. KITCHIN.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17

Take Simmons Liver Regulator to
remove the bile, clear the bead and
restore digestion.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17

Without doubt Simmons Liver
Regulator will cure you. 1t has cured
thousands
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17

Hess. II. $. Hvman, C. 7. Lawrence
and F, =. Shields bought the stock Of
goods assigned by Mai. Neal 10 " F
DUltai"orth, and VIII do business at
the jos Cotton stand about q mile
from Norfieet's Ferry
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17

Aconv;c; escaped from the State fam
near Weldon several days ago and was
shot at and followed 10 the river but
could no; De traced any further. Tues
day his body vas found floating IN the
river q; the Catalonia farm and was
taken IN ana buried
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-17

There were three escapes at the pen
itentia:y farm near Tillery Monday.
Two were recaptured that night about
l. o'clock and one succeeded in cross
ing tho river into Northampton and
hes not yet been captured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

Mr. George f. Tibbitts. general secre-
tarv OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Is I'm receipt OF good many sub
scriptlons an response TO his request TO
nav Off the debt OF the organization.
Quite a number OF pastors In the city
have promised 10 lay the matter before
their congregations Tomorrow evening.
Mr. Tihbitts is preparing "a book which
will give desirable information as 10 the
work Of the organization for the young
men Of this city.
The young mems meeting sunday after
noon will be addressed by Rev. DR.. W.
J. Young, pastor OF Park-Place Methodist
church. The Association orchestra will
be on hand 10 render the music for the
song service. which precedes the meeting.
Mr. MONTGOMERY, a member Of Park
Place choir. will be the soloist.
on Tuesday a social will be rendered
the members of the boat club and their
lady friends. Among the features will
be good music. both vocal and instru-
mental. and refreshments.
on the 18th instant the boat club will
run a moonlight excursion to Dutch
GAP. the proceeds Of which will be spent
IN procuring new boats. This club is
In a fourishing condition. 1t has nine
boats.
on the 10th instant a party from the
Richmond Association will have an out
ing an williamsburg. They will be met
at this ancient city by a delegation from
the Norfolk Association and will have an
all-dav outing. A game Of basket ball
between the teams of the two Associa-
lions win be INDUCED IN.
Mr.. Reginald Walker, the popular or
ganist at Park-Place church. Will take
Mr.. Afahon's place at the Association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
LUNA WAS MALIGNED.
Reporter Resting From Care Burst Forth
with an Idea.

TO be able al The breakfast table 10
sandwich between the sof.-bciled eggs
ana tatter-cakes some few thoughts
FROM a morning newspaper about the DO
iugs If Congress and the Work OF the CITY
aulhul1rce is @ delight that even ne most
indifferent reader appreciates, but Wh@h
,yt,h those literary productions there APP
reared I'm the journal q pen-pictue OF
tla rloou as she rises az tn hour asfeed
rrcu before by authors or almahlDS'
tbritls Of pleasure chase each otheI
tbrou,b the aratOmy OF the reader ana
holls his attention until the 7olsshoid
fly alirhts 300 Tho eg;5.
Thus or Yesterday he readers or me
Times morning contemporary must nave
FORGOTTEN to pass the butter or use d
fork when they discovered IN that paper
columns an ebuuiton about the lesser
u-bt which seems rather out Of place
Am those staid. conservative columns Inc
writer tired perhaps from the lahors OF
,ha week. went out Of the Sanctlm ana
rested from care upon Che iire-pllg IN
FRONT of the Office. While there the mO)A'
Gull as "a goat arose in the eastern
al.- ard the reporter was struck win lue
fgiIress thereof lie became so impressed
with the rolling propenHues OF the GA 'rh
/ of nieht that be broke forth suiIehly
| in This strain. -.
"Tfe moon then just beginning its
| nightly passage across the city. appeared
as 81 great shield of FURNISHED copper
with dents and bruises on its surface
which seemed 20 bee poised right al iHe
end of the street its lower edge fe7IIHs
on the crown of Libby Hin
Poor moonl What hast thou done 10
DE thus written about? Why shoulnS'
the scribe say thou hast dents ana bruises
on Thy surface? Thou, the guiding lsN' oI
lovers. and the ruler Of the tides shouIa7I
thou receive such newspaper notorletE'
o. Luua2 Never I'm q thousand years
on. great. round effulgent moon, thOu
which rolls. and rolls. and rolls; thou
which eetteth fun even into the neck
dcserveth better treatment than for a re-
porter 90 dip his pen in violet INK ana
saw with O. Rider Haggard carelessness
that thou art like shield of FURNISHED
copper Life is too short
Poor mooni Thou hast the sympathy
of many. for thou hast been called the
queen of night" and "a few pet names
hy the men who wrote books years ago.
and to Doe at this late day mentioned ih
81 family newspaper as thou vast yes
terday shoNeth only too plainly tnaI me
time ls fast approaching when lhou VIII
na numbered among the 'queens. OF Ward
NIcCalister's brigade, and be receiving lh-
vitoti.ns 90 society balls at the chicago
Worlds Fair Then wilt thy Illumination
he camplete. for thy name VIII get ln
"a society column and thou wilt be wear
iple loy-necked gowns, bowling 70 lhiaHt'S
and shaking hands with people win IVY
5irits bieh i'm the air like unto the grace
f,l neck of the soft, white, fully swan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

alluded 10 no member OF the committee
except Mr.. Epps.
MIR. Turpln. Did you hear anything
from Mr.. Belvln I'm connection Win ne!
MIR. Werner: No. sir.
Mr.. Epps then stated that he "lsheu
Mr. Belvin 10 be present wheh MI Nei-
ner made his statement.
The CITY Attorney, being asked IL the
committee had a right 20 demand MI
Rclvln's presence. stated that there was
no way 10 compel Mr. Belvin 20 attend
the meetings: but that no man VINO WISH
cd 20 hold up his head in the community
could afford 10 refuse 10 be present IN
der such circumstances. lie had no
doubt that Mr.. Belvln would attend IL
asked by the committee
Mr. Turpin then stated that ne Wouiu
be willing to attend the meeting every
night II necessary IN order 10 get al the
bottom Of these statements Ihere had
been a number Of malicious lies clrcu-
lated. and that the PEOPLE who had origi-
rato6 ther, ought TO be ashamed OF their
conduct
MIR Cuigon moved that when the COM
nittoe adjourned q would do so subject
20 the call Of the chairman. ana that the
latter communicate by wire with MI
Belvin I'm New York TO ascertain when
that gentleman could be present. ana re-
quest an early attendance on his part
This was unanimously adopted after
which Mr.. Stokes took the witness stand.
Mr. Guigon: Mr.. Stokes. do you Know
any facts connected with the recent
award of the contracts?
Mr.. Stokes: / was told that there had
been some money passed IN cohhecuou
with the action Of the committee
Mr.. Guieon: Who told you?
Mr.. Stokes: Mr.. Belvin.
Mr.. Seymour then stated that ne knew
nothing but What Mr. Stokes had told
him.
After speeches on the part OF Messrs'
Turpin and Carter. explaining their action
I'm casting their votes as members OF the
Grounds and Buildings Committee, the
committee adjourned to meet at the call
OF the chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
BAPrIsT SOcIAL UNION MET.
Oniccrs Were EIectcd-Addresses MADE an"
supper Enjoyed.

"a supper Enjoyed.
THE Eaptist Social Union Of Richmond
and Manchester held it's reguiar annual
meeting at the Y. VI. G.. A. last eVenihs'
and elected the following officers Ior the
ensuing year: President. T. ID. Slarke'
First President. c.. IL. Winston; Sc
copl Vice-Tresident, g. b. Syonof; Sec
retalv. John =. Ragland; Treasurer
Ceorse q. jefferson; Directory William
Euvson. p. j.. Johnson, h. l.. Harrison
g. Harvey Clarke. r. w Powers and II.
+. Cox.
The reports OF the officers were read
and the subject for discussion How 10
best utilize our union in the denomi-
nation" was taken up. Mayor Ellyson.
Captain f. II. Starke Professor G. Ii.
Winston. Dr. W W. Landrum and others
spoke.
A number of matters pertaining 10 the
business of the union was disposed Of.
and. I'm view OF the confusion which has
heretofore existed at the social reunions,
the society was instructed hereafter 10
issue tickets ana admit only those who
presented them az the door.
The evening closed with an elegant sup
per. served boy Mocsta, in the large class
room Of the building
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
LEE ClNP WET.
Veterans Returned Their Thanks forManV
SERVERS Done.

Services Done.
There was a large attendance d the
members at the meeting OF Lee Camp
last night. General orders were received
from the United Confederate Veterans
showing the great growth Of the organi-
zation, which has increased from 30 camps
IA 1859 10 2jj az present The next meet
ing Of the annual convention will be held
al Birmingham. Ala. on July 18th and
10Th. Lee Camp viii be entitled to %
delegates.
on motion Of Comrade L. c. Crump,
Commander Pollard was unanimously re-
quested 10 convey 10 Mrs President JEFF
ferson Davis the high esteem which K. T.
Lee Camp. No. /. C.. v. entertains for
her. and that they will ever cherish the
memory Of her illustriOus husband with
all the affection Of old soldiers for their
distinguished chieftain.
The meeting OF Lee Camp next Friday
night will be OF great importance 70 the
Camp. and IL is hoped that every member
will be present.
The thanks OF the Camp were returned
% Brigadier-General Charles J. Anderson,
commanding First brigade. Virginia vol
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
Masonic Officers.

Joppa Lodge. No. 30, at its last meeting
reelected its old officers as follows:
Thomas Whittet. ". NJ: Samuel u. Da-
yies. $. W; Sol. Cutchins. j. W; James
l.. Phippn. treasurer; George c. Jeffer-
son. secretary; G. Z. Wood. s. D.; -. G.
Whitehead. j. d. Appointed by the w.
NJ: +. w. Thomas, W. D. Turner John
Boucher, Thomas J. Bowlcs. Robert Whit
tet. Jr.. stewards committee. ID. b.
Collins. tilcr; Rev. George n. Ray, chap
lain: William Krause. steward
The /. ID. G. NJ visited the lodge Off
cially and presided over the election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

4 horse attached 10 an Zee cream wagon
and driven 10y a young man named Wal
ters who conducts a business on Church
Ill., became frightened on Main below
Fourteenth yesterday and ended up the
proceedings by plunging through a plate
glass door and demolishing the stock IN
the establishment. The driver was totally
unable 10 manage the steed but fortu-
nately came out OF the excitement with
out "a scratch. The horse was quite badly
cut, and the harness torn 10 pieces.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

unteers; Captain Sol. Cutchins. command
Ing Richmond Light Infantry Blues; Col
onel William F. Wickham. commanding
FIRST regiment. volunteer cavalry: Major
w. y. Simons. commanding First bat
terry, Virginia artillery and Captain john
A. hutcheson. commanding Richmond
Howitzers. and the officers and men OF
their commands for the assistance and
courtesy rendered 20 r. T.. Lee Camp.
NO. l, G. v, during the Both and 3ist
days Of May, the occasion OF the RENTER
ment OF the remains Of President Jefferson
Davis.
The thanks OF Lee Camp was also re-
turned to Or. William X. Scott, Hugh
A. McCurdy and Stern & Co., for the use
OF their stores without charge to entertain
the visiting Confederate veterans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
A Card From Colonel Overall.

To the Editor OF The Times.
1 have learned very much 20 my sur
prise that some person or persons, with
a view OF injurins me, have been clrcu-
lating on the streets OF Ricnmohd what
r,l,rnorfs 10 bee "a fac-simile OF Grant and
Wilson ticket IN 1872 with my name on II
os candidate for Congress. THIS OLD,
WORKOUT. threadbare charge was stamped
under my feet so long ago, and the peo-
ole Of my district By nominating me SIX
times IA succession by reclamation FOR
Congress. and electing me each time by an
increased majority. have 80 repeatedly
branded il as false that can only ac-
count for its relteratiOn now upon the
ground Of ignorance or a malicious dis-
regard Of the truth.
In 1872 1 was candidate for Congress
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock the Clay
street Baptist church viii give a public
welcome TO their new pastor Rev. II.
A. Bagby he arrived yesterday and will
ga right on with his work. II is under
stood that az the Sunday afternoon ser
vices. Dr. Hatcher. chairman Of the pas
tors conference. win preside, by request
of the church. DR. Ryland. one Of the
members Of Clay-street. viii give the hand
of public welcome. DR. Landrum viii
speak for the other Baptist churches, and
DR. Kerr FOR other denominations
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
Welded in June Time.

Mr.. L. /. Driscoi. Of Petersburg. and
Mrs. Lillian Moore were married Thurs
dav nisht AT the residence OF the brides
father. Mr. Thomas G. Bethel. No. Az
south Pine street. Rev. W. T. Jolly Of
fciated. Nessrs. W. Fuller Bethel and
Adam Johnson were ushers. After the
ceremony the happy couple left for the
home Of the groom, where reception
was rendered them by Mrs. George W.
Eanes. a friend Of the bride. The groom
Is a prosperous hotel keeper IN Peters
burg.
Mr.. John II. Freeman and Miss Matte
Davidson were married Thursday night
by Rev. Mr.. Abbitt, Of st. Marks church.
at No BIG west Marshall street. I'm the
presence OF a large gathering Of friends.
The ushers were George Freeman. brother
of the groom (best NAM; William IT,.
Collin. of Newport News; Frank Stanley.
and Horace Burnett
The groom, who is a well-known and
popular citizen. is an empioye Of the
Cardwell Machine Company
4 pretty home ceremony took place nj
s o'clock on Thursday evening. Mr.. Frank
Pratt, Of Chesterfield county. and Miss
Lucy Saunders were united In marriage
at the residence Of the brides parents.
I'm this city. After many concentrations
and well wishes the happy couple left on
the 7 O'Clock train for a few days stay
I'm several OF our Northern cities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

The FIRE IN Walter J. Todd's feed store.
on Sixth street mentioned I'm The Times
of yesterday. did greater damage than
was at first supposed. Mr.. Todd csti-
mates the injury 10 his -four, hay and
feed from fire and water az about 5000
to $500. Upon this ne has am insurance
of $500 5000 I'm the Hamburg Bremen
and $500 i'm the Hartford. The damage TO
the building was very slight. Mr.. Todd
IS sure the fire was the work of am in
cendiary, as he has not had a light Of
any kind I'm the store at night Tor over a
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
A Miniature Cannon.

a miniature cannon. made 10y Lieu
tenant Barrett. of the HoWitzers, from
clippings from the HoWitzers m0nu-
mcnt. and presented hy him 10 Mr.. James
IT, Gray is on exhibition at Nowlan q
Co.'s Ii was designed in remembrance
OF Edward $. Mccarthy. who was killed
June. lsii IL bears the following in
scriptions. ON the top of the cannon
Edward S. Mccarthy June T. lSGl-De-
cember Is. 1882" ON night OF trail-"Can-
non presented to James r. Gray by Carl
ton Mccarthy" ON left of Cannon
mounted and presented 80 James r.
Gray by the Junior Howitzers."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

lakewood Memorial Association held a
meeting last evening at the Third Pres
byterian church for the purpose Of elect
ing officers Mrs. H. T. Christian. presi-
dent. and all Of the old officers were
unanimously reelected. Several new
members were received. The treasurer s
report showed q comfortable balance in
her hands.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
nnccrs Elfcted.

The semi-annual election Of officers Of
the Christian Endeavor Society took
place last evening with the following
result: President. George II. Wilson; Vice
President. Miss Florence Laughton: Cor
responding Secretary, Miss Annie Lee
Snyder: Recording Secretary w. Fenton
McBain; Treasurer. Miss Lizzie Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

The Committee on streets we're called
10 meet last evening on Carrirgton street
Ictueen buchanan and Seventeenth. to
decide as TO the grade of that street to
De recommended 10 the Council. Only
Messrs Joseph ". Carter, Bahen and
Royal White We're on hand. and the mat
ter had 20 be laid over until some future
Meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

The Virginia Safe Deposit and Fidelity
Company qualified yesterday in the chan
Gerry court I'm the administration OF the
estate with the viii annexed Of Isaac A.
Gentry.
William Tenant qualified as executor OF
the will Of Mary Winfree.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

" YOUR BACK ACHES.
Or you ere all worn ont really good for notn'
ing IL is general debility. Try
BROjFG'S IRON BIfTEhN.
Z viii cure you cleanse your liver, and give
Z good appetite
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03
THEY ARE IN EARNEST.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE
s,.,s. Testified That Mr.. Epps Had
Expressed his opinion one way a"ds
voted Another-oehor witnesses

f.s
.,. recent awarding OF City Han con
~ ia q, the Council Chamber last
tracts " l.,f,,-t,- members word
evening, aH'
-...rt Messrs. Mann 'CH"ii maui
Alien. Guicon, J. w. White.
Nuit"'' and Bovl<in. Also city
Reeve. N'' o,... ...o-.,,,, ,fcro-
rr.ueer Ct.sH'"' NY
.. ,r..sr Tupin curtis Iayiof Gar
"'''' 1914. 0f the Grounds and Build
tef a.' aud Nfessrs. Everett
nes loa" =, e..-,..
,-.rl... J j. IhlIlps anu H. Ni' N''
ra recent contracts. AR.
u4i..8 .......,ic,, Mr. Inc. ROW
Morgan SOD" ~. CO.
.-r ana Ners. q. werner T'''" ''''''
"a v-rr..u Seymour. who were summon
".1
r3 as ....,., ~ qf Tho ro1ueet OF The /
l..'.'' ..-... tfs asrianatorv state /
c..' ,. ...rIry before. stating In
H.l '' ....tion from Mir. Guigon /
Nh sfarke's bid lacking /
i"at -. ....s,'- az schedules would have !
,.. ..'- t... ID. the CITY had the con-
prov. | ....-.4 to Mr. Starke.
U... t.. ,... asked AZ there had been
"I d., ,,ri.b on evplonahon was
..t.t re mir ruruip1 was
-..t,o,- ror1ia1 that he thought
l.1 ..t t..r s,oh d meeting
N- White Then asked II the contracts
~ either Naesrs. Naddey or Starke had
,a.ay AS complete.
colonel CIishaW replied mat IL would.
ST. Phillips was then called upon 20
mike statement as 20 MS hid. lie
s.'-n tAii ne had mace only one bid'
l oIslhd il4' ana ihls was lhe one
N.ich had uttn accepted
Ar Meredith. ll0 you claim that the
committee awarded you the contract on
your ORIGINAL hlf
hH iH..I lta' iheIe ls hothlh6 10
7l," ...l I'E '' was i!o'-li'i'
I '.'''"' .li PIT no" u.s. was
I l'.'i''' .'.' n'a"
d" i'7 pa .'s '.'.'s "'it S'.'.
.. ~. AXIS, ~. i .l..I-, ''s5'li .'
.'il me AilD see H'" L' coA4 aH"rd i'
''". M ''' 'D,'l S''"' I'sa IMAM iI'
.."la ~ '"s b."". ,l t.'"S was equally
' L3i ana durable il was SIMPLY
,. '7.5.' I,'l Iueiily ln lhg
.'i. ,i.. That ihe ' qas,ity of the goods was
was oiIl.u upon 10 make
,.''-'' '."'" proper
ne sld''l lh'l ne wished 10 correct
.',H. ii'1-e NY nif' Epps OF tie
.,.' -'.'''.','-5 ''ii,.n'' li.'' ABOUT
. ..t' ,I . ''' .n,eS 'l.'l ,.ly
..l nae bad. t'..l t..,,.l ''''..
... rnat.rial and ,,...,..,gsrili, ~ ,,,o
Goods of the r.Dr9uv r.nr..or+.5 t,,
.Ir stark. I.ror. .,.ot,r.- ,,...s d., liar M
sarle s.lI bat Mr. 5nps had .rl.ia tbo
statement before nina and four OF Ggo
other gentlemen 10 the effect fh1f Oh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

Fatigue and exhaustion overcome by
Bromo- Settler. Contains no opiats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-03

ham. 42 west Marshall street; Mrs. RAJ
leigh Colston. 10 north Sixth street