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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
VIOLET AND CRAY,

Never was there greater demand for
furs than this season. one would thlnK
that Madame Grundy had been discussing
the weather representations with MI
Dunn and decided that the coming VIM
ter would be very severe. But she is
very cautious about II and puts IL on
bv bits and little edges where It will not be
oppressively warm II the season proves
to be mild.
No animal escapes, from the tiger OF
the jungles 10 the bear of the North
The smaller animals are preferred now
eyer because their fur is finer. Ermine
is q small animal extremely suggestive
~ feline nrev. Mink are still smaller.
Fox is very popular and appears In all
shades. from costly black 10 silver gray
II would not be surprising II TINS WHY
animal took on changeabie hues 10 SUIT
the tendency OF the times. Russian sable
As a fav0rite with those who can aHord
f.. The fur which is softest and warm
est is that which grows on the backs
OF animals I'm the Arctic regions Of when
that source Of so much controversy, the
seal. IS always I'm vogue. Beaver Is an
other beautiful, soft fur, which comes
nearer 10 the possibilities Of ordinary
purses than the other.
Cloth and velvet are the favorite mate
rails for combination with fur. NelVet'
especlal1y black, is the richest thing Tor
royal ermine.
the mixed goods with rough appearance
are the prettlest woods In combination
With fur. A beautiful gown Of corded
goods I'm a mixture OF colors was trimmed
with velvet and fur The ground work
~ the goods was black and green, shot
with yellow and red darts. A front panel
Of pale green satin covered with Jet
had darker velvet panels on each sIde
of fl. The front edges OF the dress pro
per hung loose and were trimmed with
sable. as was also the rolling velvet cape
let.
The dress illustrated IS Of gray hem
gaffne. II has an upper skirt about six
inches from the bottom, which Is open
IN front and edged with mink. The cor
saEe laps far 20 the left and has square
revers faced with rich brocade Of No-
let and gray velvet. Epauiets Of the bro
cade stand out over the sleeves and are
| edged with mink as are the reyers' M1lln
forms the cuff OF the full shlrt sleeve
and trims the belt at the Waist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

Amid all the Republican clouds which
oyerspread the Democr3 &c sky. the Demo.
Gratis saw o rift OF blue. This was the
result in Vcei IA. In that State the
friends Of free silver made a fight on the
Qifect issue OF the fiua Hcial question
ust as in OHIO the tariff was the coatroH-
ing factor. Into the old Commonwealth
mad gone a number OF Colorado orators
and Populists generally. TO convert. II
possible, the voters Of Virginia 10 their
pet theories. They had proclaimed their
Ideas from every stump. and had boosted
with no uncertain voice Of the rebuke
which was TO be administered to the
President and TO all who agreed with him.
The returns show that their labors, their
money, and their voices were well-nlgh
wasted. Colonel o Ferran the regular
Democratic nominee for Governor, has
been sustained by a majority that will
be as large almost as the 5000 mark by
which Mr. Cleveland carried the State
last year. In 10 State was silver such
an issue as ii was In Virginia, and IN no
State could the opponents OF free coin
age ask a more signal victory. More
than this, the Democrats have learned
much TO their satisfaction, that the Popu-
lists cannot make an inroad into their
ranks. IL was known that IL the Demo
Gratis had shown a divided front in Vir-
ginia this year the way would have been
opened for the nomination next year Of
a complete Congressional ticket by the
Republicans. While this may yet be done
II Is said by the Democrats that the
chances Of Republican success have been
reduced 10 4 nininum by the result Of
Tuesdays vote.-W Washington Post.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1893,
SIX PAGES.
MEETINGS TONIGHT

Dove Lodge. Masons, Masonic Iempie'
Damon Lodge, X. Of T., CoTcoran han.
linton Lodge, 1. .. o. f., Odd-kelloWs
1-nttv Lodge. /. o. o. f., Powers Han.
Opachisto Tribe, /. o. r. NJ, Cersley
Hall.
NJ. Han.
Ylsterrity Lodge, X. OF H., Central Han.
Mutual Lodge, X. Of H., Druids Han
pale Lodge, X. Of H., overs Hall
O,d dominion Council, A. l.. OF H.,
Druids' Hall.
Anchor Lodge. Golden Chain, Schiller Han.
r.iehmond Lodge, Golden Chain, Central
Han.
Tin and Sheet Iron Cornice workers,
Eagle Han.
Rescue Council. Jr. o. u. A. NJ, Jr. o. u.
a. NJ. Han.
Nstw youth Council. Jr. Q. u. A. M
Eighth and HUI streets.
Valley Court, l.. l., OF A.. 500 Seventeenth
street.
Trinity Temple. l. o. G. T.. Central Han
Sidney Lodge I. o. G. r.. Belvidere Hail
East End Locge, /. o. G.. T., Springfield
Hall.
Richmond Castle. X. c. f., Eagle Hall
Company "a" First Regiment, Armory
r. Il. Lee Camp, c. V, Lee Camp Hail
Friendship Lodge. X. Of p, Toney's Han
Virginia Lodge Shield OF Honor. Smiths
Hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Lodge ror Exam pie.

Fx.Serretarv OF War william c. EEdI-
colt points 10 Henry cabot Lodge as i
man who has succeeded Says me eN,
Secretary. Every young man sho"'n
study poiitics. for sooner or later ne h''s
he called upon TO fill some important ONO
or nubllc position. So many men e"le'
nublic life who are not thorouEhly equip
"a that those who are, make NOR
mid nrogress. Now, there Is Senator
LODGE from the State Of Massachuse ~
who has made a study of politics, ana t"e
result Is that he has achieved great sue
cess lie was fully prepared, and J 90
rot know Of any other young man VINO
Is better equipped. 1t simply SHOWS tuat
Young men who are ambitious ana VINO
cxnect 10 enter public life should study
not 10 get Office, but 10 acquire KNOW
edge that VIII cradle them 70 debate ana
be fully prepared for an emergency. FoI-
lhcs do not pay pecuniariIy, and no one
should dream Of making anything l 90
not cali politics a profession, but traue'
with some men; at least, many men men
make II a trade. No young man shouid
attempt 10 enter public life WITH tne tN-
recitation Of making a fortune. w ASH
ington Post
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Iudve Bond's Successor.

Norfolk, Va. Nov. I, ls'S'
Editor Times General william Mdhone
IA t.,o wears ago that II the Demo-
lit marty of Virginia was let alone, III
terna1 strife would kill IL within three
years. This prediction has ranked IN
the breast OF every true Democrat sihVe'
and was the war cry upon the stump ~
tha campaign Just closed. HOW true
might II be, applied TO the bar or virginia.
Every city IN the State Is advocating
the claims of a candidate, and senclhs
local delegations TO wait on the Presl-
dent. looking to the appointment OF us
man as successor TO Judge Bond. now
what sane man will doubt that this Is
suicidal to the interests Of the State as
a State. Mr.. William Ryan's interview
with the President, as published IN Inc
Times. shows az conclusively his desire
TO appoint a Virginlan as his inability 20
pick out the man who would sausiy the
entire State and offend no section. ms
means that the lawyers Of Virginia, by
their industrial action, are drawing the
President to South Carolina Judge sim
onton), as he would hardly give another
important juGgeship 10 North Carolina OF
Maryland.
with the interest of the old Common
wealth at heart and wishing heartily TO
see another Of her sons occupy hlhh
judicial position. and particularly o..e
which is of such vital importance to the
old state. I write TO ask that the bar Of
the state meet and settle upon some one
man whose name may then be presented
to the President with the old Democratic
State of Virginia behind him. Let some
local bar suggest the plan, and believe
that it will be at once accepted. l can
not believe that the lawyers Of Virginia
will let General Mahones prediction as
TO the Democrats prove true In regard
to them.
Respectfully,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
THE EpPs RESOLUTION.

The adoption by the Council OF the
Epps resolution. changing the charter
from ehe present method Of electing GER
tain city officers appears 20 us TO have
been passed hastily and without deliberate
consideration, and without the approval
OF a large number OF our citizens. The
utterin 3 OF a few who attend club meet
ings by no means voice the sentiments OF
a large number OF our people who never
attend these meetings. and the adoption
Of the Epp's resolution at these club meet
ings has been accomplished by a small
majority IN very small meetings. Should
this change proposed by Mr.. Epps become
a law, the harm done our city viii in our
opinion be serious and our municipal
government viii be exposed 20 the dam
ger OF incapable and possibly dishonest
administration. One OK the harmful re-
suits will be. that the officers and their
employees VIII devote half Of their time.
and large portion Of their pay TO ren~
dering themselves popular with the peo-
pie. both their time and their services
naturally lead to this end.
But the greatest evil resulting would
be the temptation to these officers in the
various works and improvements under
their charge; again self interest would
lead them to recommend and do what
would be to the. advantage and gain OF
those persons most useful 20 themselves
In politics. and they would not much con-
slider the greatest public benefits.
Reviewing the citys administration
for the past twenty years little fault can
be found with those IN charge. and few
have been the failures Of our public SER
wants IA both skillsul and honest discharge
Of their duty We recall but one instance
In this period where an officer elected by
the council was dishonest. On the other
hand there has been failure on the par,
Of those chosen By the people In the
change proposed BY Mr.. EDps the officer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
HOW TO NOMINATE HEREAFTrR

We can assure our good neighbor.
The state, that our remarks about the
method Of Colonel OFerraiPs nomination
will I'm nowise impair our hearty endea-
vor TO aid in making his administration
a success. We voted for him and did
MI in our power after he was nomina-
ted to elect him.
II was not against Colonel O'Ferrall
individually that we raised our voice in
protest, but against those machine
methods now so familiar TO practical
politicians, and which seem TO be so
easily set In motion. whereby an over
whelming nomination was secured for
man who. we believe. was not the first
choice of the people of Virginia.
We will never be satisfied uBtn our
laws provide for primary elections.
whereby the people may chose their
own candidates and not have their wish
es forestalled by busy ciiques Of office
holders at county courthouses and
anxious oalce-seekers at or on their
way to Washington.
When the people shall have spoken
~ case will be closed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
1(('oFE:::::N
COMPANY
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RICHMOND, Friday. Nov. 10. 1898.

RICHMOND, Friday, Nov. To- iss''
Remnants to-day and Saturday.
The selling of other goods IS not
at all interfered with in the selling
of these goods that are marked be-
low all recognition and which we
feel bound TO dispose Of every
week. Every department has It's
own special bargains-so-called
Remnants-the intrinsic value OF
which may not be at all diminished
but marked down for reason OF
being only a sinai. Iot-nOt to be
dupllcated-broken ICES, short
lengths. etc, good enough to any
consumer, and who in other stores
would have to pay full prices. We
call special to your notice
N,ckel-Plated Fine Carving Set,
from si0.75 to 800
Ebony Handle Carving Set from '2'''
10 s175. o..
Celtuloid- Handle Breakfast CarVers'
from s22j 10 $3.50.
ia dozen White Ivory Dinner Knives
and Forks-were 46c each-for 33c.
10 White Bone Fancy Bolstered Knives
and Forks-were 2ic-f0r i5c.
II Remnant Apron Ginghams, bordered-
were Z 1-2c-for Sc.
2 Andrascoggin Sheets, Tx IL yards
were G5c-fOr SOC.
5 Pillow Cases. from y l-2c 20 &c.
3P. ID. Corsets. sizes 20, p and "a, S.25,
from a75
7 Or. warmers Health Corsets-one is,
one o. to 25-from S1.25 10 Sc.
T. & c. Columbia. sizes % 70 26-9 Cor
sets-from soc 70 zoe.
2 Equipoise--one %, one &-from SOS to
$3.50.
Hundreds of pieces of Worsted
Dress Goods-Silks and other ma
terials: the quantity and kind may
be just what yon want. The tick
cts tell the quantity. their former
price and the present selling price.
Is pair Fast Black Ladies' Hose, Herm-
storf dye. from 25c TO l9c.
| II pairs Misses Hose. sizes to 3 Tor
sc, from l2c.
pairs Ladies' Balbriggan Hose. sizes
s and Sf-2, l5c, from 2c.
! Umbrellas silk Gloria, from 99c 10 soc.
SILK Umbrellas-were A.S5 and E2.Z'-
J FOR $500.
Quite lot Of Housefurnishings,
Clipped, scratched, ETC., 3oS pieces
in all. of various descriptions, in
Pottery, Glassware, lin and Wood
| enWare.
Ribbons, Underwear Wraps,
Blankets, Millinery, etc. There IS
a sure road to economy in every
part of the store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
GROCEkIES.

NOD-~-O-~-0~~-~-~-~~~ -~-~--~--( -0-''--1 ~
~ RANULATED SUGAR. 5 CENTS per
VI pound. ,.,-.,,....
LIGHT BROWN SUGAR. s1s CENTS
y noupds best Cream Cheese for 25c.
Three large Cans Tomatoes for zoe
New Early June Peas. l0c. per ctn.
New Corn. 3 cans for 25c.
pure Lard, &c. pound.
scatter Cheese, 2Uc. pound.
So Homemade Preserves, fc.' or
- s..inckla.s Ariosa Coffee. 2ic. a pound
fstrht bars Large Soap for Z3c.
- cans Table Peaches, loo.
Homeless COdnsh, DC. per PygHI'
Pure sugar Syrup, 20c. a saioh'
NV Mackerel, 3lc. per dozen.
New North Carolina Cut Hs9rlnss, 1Oc'
Sew Virginia Buckwheat. 4c. pound.
Apple Butter, &C. pound OF b POUNDS
iV c,yoiina Rice. &c. pound.
Poyi shoulders. DC. per pound.
nrted knpiea, &c. per pound.
Kew jelly, sc. pound or pounds Tor
2} Snow Flsko Flour. 1915 barrel or
2, Sny:r K,ns Flour. best sold. ta2o q
barrel or CSC. o sack.
salt pork, 10c. ponna.
~ 3. ULLMANs SON.
1870 and 1872 east Main.
yp$,,. s.6. Price-List mailed on APP
nsicatt0rs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

Since Queen Victoria met with an acct
dent at Windsor Castle eleven or twelve
years ago, when one Of her knees was
injured, she has foUnd It very trouble
some and sometimes painful either to
ascend or descend a stair case. This ar
fculty has lately Increased 50 m9ch that
an elevator has lust been placed In the
private apartments Of Windsor Castle
for Her Maiesty's use, and another to be
fitted up az Osborne. The Queen has
greater number of steps 20 ascend AT
osborne than az any other OF the palaces
as her own apartments are in the pa
wilton near the top OF the house. Ele-
vators are also being made Tor Buck,
ingham Palace and Balmoral' "hlen d, WIZ Nm
be ready for use in the spring. There
was one In the buckingham Palace for
some years. which was made tor the
Duke Of Albany. although after his death
il was removed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

II is being adopted IN ltais, aHu 40 an
great rNccess. Some siA sxt..,,, Meas
association was started py LII ,or the
ants In the province OF 80 ahou,
purpose Of cultivating a I dI gran-
300 acres. and has redped , 49, haen
eiai results. Their exalap'1 -. r,,n,-
widely copied and to-day the IaIseI aau' =,
Der Of the farms in the Piosn npe.,ona
Milan are held by peasant a. ,"a aouaa
OF this kind. one farm alone Oh Nv 49,
being held by thirty-two peasaT .sn No.
who were able ia pay their dss' yeal .
alone, their nrricnitnral produce being
ali SO much pToat, This method OF as
ISOLATION has the advantage that 1t ad-
mits o. the acquisition Of perfected agri-
cultural implements. seed. manures' etc.
which would be beyond the means Oh any
single peasant family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Dry Goods Store
CORNER BR0ADABD lDAIS T3EgR
Remnants ! Remnants

To-day Is our WEEKLY RErNsyr
DAY, FRIDAY, November Uh. Yr.a
are remnants everywhere we has. -.t
the space to mention each and eg.-y l..
but you wifi find them i0 EVERY r..
PARTMENT OK the store u.E..st Il,
"REMNANTS.' Remnants have ,r
disputed sway every Friday win ..
OF course. other goods are sold or r...
day. but REMNANTS have The .rrs,.
of-way," 50 TO speak.
LOOK OVER OUR REMNANTS T0.
DAY. You may ind just the article SON
need. at a ridicu.0usIy iow price. Ne .rs
bound TO get ria OF them. and a p-tee 4.
put upon them that IS bound 20 move
them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
yHE LIrH-s4vING CKEWs.
The Nobse Work Now Being AeeomPsish'"
by Them.


by Them.
An article I'm the Life-Boat for August
Gives a vivid Irapresslon OF the Skin ana
energy with which the work OF saving Ire
from shipwreck IS carried on. Last year
the Ltte-Rsat Association arranged q rys-
tenn OF trials for boats that carry san TINS
wear. I'm iseOruar,- ana March. they did the
came for roWing-bOats. Jhe experiments
lasted for nearly two months, ana SEVERN
t,,ocs 81 ltfe-Beat were represented. ffF
efticieucv q boat must have many quanues'
ard must satisfy many CONDITIONS u
must launch easily from an open Deach
through surf: It must pull through Dieah
ers. must run through heaNy sea, both
with and across the current; u IluSt
anchor safely In a running sea, and must
tow welt behind a tug. II must supply
ADEQUATE protection to its crew and 70 JUS
rescued freight II Is OF course only
natural tnat a boat, While excellent N
some res.ects may fail in others ana IN
forming any estimate OK ITS general chat-
acter many details have TO be combined.
In the recent trials the judges were care
tuny chtseu from among such HIe-Doas
coxswains as were known 10 be men on
abmty ana experience ana their deliberate
verdict must carry weight Discrepancies,
OF course are inevitable and IN some
cases they are perpic&lng. 1t Is oDcul1
70 explain how one OF the judges should
report that a boat, OF when ne speaks
favOrably In other respects, IS bad Tor
launching. while four OF MS colleagues
pronounce II 10 be very B0od. IN another
Instance while four report a BOAT 10 De
bad ne returns 10 as very good But on
the whole the tendency CT opinion IS un~
mistaksble. IL declares decidedly IA
favor OF selr-righting boats. with large
air-cases at the ends not at the sides,
and with metal drop-keels. rms Is the
type Of boat mat IS now N general use
upon English coasts, ana has largely
superseded an others during the last
few years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

The largest church is st. Peters at
r2one. The interior Is 6l3 feet long. the
nave is 1913 feet broad, the transepts nave We
a length OF f6 feet. The dome is I'D
fee, in diameter and 4iS high.
The largest fresh water lake Is Lake
snnerior. IL is 400 miles long, lGO wide
and has an area of 5000 square miles
or about half that of Missouri: us sur
focA is 6g5 feet above sea level
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

Dampea a piece Of dannel with Cham
herIain's Pain Balm and bind II on
over me seat of pain. 1t is better than
any Master When the lungs are sore
such an application on the chest and
another oa the pack, between the shout
der blades VIII often prevent pneumonia.
There is nothing so sood Tor lame
back or a pain In the side. A sore throat
can nearly always be cured in one night
Nv aDulvtag a dennel haniage dampen-
"a with Pain Balm. 80 cent bottles for
sale by Owens Minor Drug Company.
p. NJ Slaughter, p. p. Reeves g. Co.
and II. G. Forstmann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
LINEN pEPARTMnNr

Remnants OF Irish Linen, l-g TO yards
IN length, 2Qc.. &c.. 3Qc. @c. and #.
per yard, one-third less than Regular
prices.
SO remnants OF Table Damsk bleach.
ed. unbieached and Turkey Red. li-g 90 I
yards fin length, at one-thrd less than
usual prices.
one pair extra fine Pillow Shams. an
over embroidered satin. with fine nai1-
SOCK ruhles. and ribbon trimming
slightly soned, reduced from $3.50 TO
5000 pair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

80 Printed Teck Ties. Boz ught shades.
were . and II i-2c., now ,c.
10 Mems Dress Shirts. sizes IgI.2 "a
SIP. I6, 1912, and o., were 81 o0. now ID.
p pairs Mems Fancy Haf Hose. vera
25c., now reduced 90 l5l-2c
pairs Mems White Wool Drawers
sizes 80; were 500, now G5c
8 pairs White Mern0 Drawers size
A: were 1Jc.. now soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
COTTON DFpARTNENT-

Slkoiine Comforts, slightly s0iied
original price $500 now reduced 90
$500.
one pair i24 California Blankets
slightly soiled, original price 5000. now
$500
one pair Capital city, tz-l Blanket,
were $500. now $500.
one pair Flower CITY" Blankets
extra heavy and large. formerly 5000
now $50.
One SILK Eider-down Comfort. ru#a1
edge. soiled. reduced from $500 u
St3TJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
HnsIERY nEpARTMENr

Ladies' SILK Hose ln blue. pink. r.a
and gray. slightly soued; were &c.. nov
25c.
Chiidren's Vests; were &c.,, now ney
are 35c.
Ladies' low neck, no sleeves Vests rs.
duced from SL30 TO CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
CuRTAIN DEpARrnlENr-

Is remnants OF Cretonnes. from is un
TO 8 yards In length. were l21-gc.. H1a
l0c.
"a remnants OF Sukouue. II 20 6-laI
lengths, were t5c.. now 3 and Zoe.
remnants Muslin. I 20 ( yards fin
length. were ISc, now i6c.
remnants OF Swiss Muslin, was
now 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Richmond Locomotive ana
A. = l =. /. ~ --.-L-.

Richmond, oct. x, lSJ3.
1,,uE SCRIP or THIS COMPANY, IS
SIZED FOR LABOR SEPTEMBER -,
1Sa3 and maturing on the Sth Of NO
VEMBER. will be PAID ON AND Az
TER THAT DATE at the ONCE Of the
Company, at its works. Parties giving
OF Scr,p held by them viii be paid at the
City Bank, II they 50 desire.
nos-3t W r. TRIGG. President
ENRICO COUNTY TAXPAYERS,
II TAKE NOTICE--The TAN-BILLS
Tor IsJ3 are now ready ror collection
I or my deputy viii be AZ my once, a.
County Courthouse, daily from A. a. 70
4P 81 to receive the same. The law ADDS
: per cent. to all bills remaining unpaid
December J. 1s'3.
lands delinquent for 1872 can also be
redeemed before sale.
WILLIAM II. BRATER
poTf0t Treasurer Henrico CO., Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Peasant ksocIatInrs

While the system Of cooperative farm
Ing by village communes is rapidly be-
ing abandoned In Russia as obsolete and
not in Keeping with western progress,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
Miss Biddy McMann

Found a kerosene can,
And saga. No,y w have A quick hrel
And sure, sir. she did.
But when they found Bid,
She was baked like cake-ohly arler!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
rNrAnrrs, nrpAnrAtr.--.

Infants white Cashmere t.I"
size years $3.50, reduced from S.
Check Coat, size years. $780, .a-
duced from 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10

should not be neglected. Browns Bron.
chial Troches are = simple remedy, and
give prompt relief. IS cents box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
INFANTS WORSTBD SACQUE}

our stock in this DeparI1..'
much larger than we Ike To nal
therefore We have marked d'"-
one from % 90 80 - per ce--
than former price. Every
should oroVlde her baby with a. i.tst
one Sacque.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~~O-~~~-~~-~ ~~~0-~-N0-~-C-0~0~-~r ->>J'~---
Office Of City Water Works,
No. 0l2 Broad street.
Richmond. Va. Nov. 3, 1873
NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS IN THE
- IfRSF DISTRICT Where bllls re-
main unpaid after NOVEMBER llFH the
water win be shut of. .,-.
wave CHARLES +. BOILING
noo-9t superintendent.