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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
A BOILER EXPLOSION.
ONE MAN KILLED AND TWO OTHERS
FATALLY INJURED.
Fifteen Badly Wounded, Including Several
Negro Observation-Disclosures the Cause
Of the Disaster.

TARBORO'. N. c.. April J.-tSpecial.)-
The boiler in John Roberson's steam saw
mil at Williamson. n. c.. blew up this
morning at 7 O'Clock.
Isaac Bright (coloredD was killed out
right.
Two or three will probably die and NJ
teen are badly wounded. All colored ex-
cept one.
Among the injured are several negro
women. who had gone to the mill to take
breakfast to the hands.
BAD wHISKEY.
The cause Of the disaster was careless
ness or bad whiskey. The fireman got
drunk yesterday. and 1t Is supposed he
was not sober this morning and let the
water In the boiler get too low.
The shock was felt seven miles away by
people, who thought II was an earth
quake.
ADJOURNED.
The Superior Court adjourned here on
Saturday. Judge Graves and Solicitor
White left for Windsor to hold court in
BERTHE county.
Judge George II. Brown, Colonel Harry
Skinner. and G. VI. Bernard were on our
streets this morning.
PERSONAL.
General John w. Cotton with several
Sir Knights left here this morning to at
tend the funeral Of James f.. Clark. in
Wilson, who died there yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
COLLEGE CONTESTANTS MEET.
Mr.. j. Gray McAlIister Was Chosen rs tho
Representative.

HAMPDEN-SID,IY. VA. April q -
(Special)-The representatives of the two
literary societies Of the college met in
public contest on Saturday night Tor the
epresentatiyeshp Of the college 10 the
state oratorical contest to be held 40
Lexington the 18th of May next The
contestants We're: From the Union So
ciety-Messrs. McAllister. Dunlap. and II.
NJ. Smith. From the Philanthropy
Messrs. Simpson, Hollidov. and Finley.
Mr.. J. Cray McAllister W. chosen as the
representative OF the college by the conf
mittee consisting of Drs. Vaughan and
Johnston. of the seminary. and Rev. J..
b. Turnbull, of North Carolina: the sub
jet of his speech being 1.-The Shaping of
Southern Manhood"
Rev. j. r. Cannon. ID. D.. Of st. Lois
preached In the seminary chapel on sun
day night to a large and apprecativc au-
dience. His ADDRESS was on THE I'M
portance of the Deacon : pilice."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
wINcnssTER's BIG FIRE.
Eight stores Consumed. -Loss Nearly $50
OOO-Two Thirds Consumed.

OOO-Two Thirds Consumed.
wrNCHEsTER.v VA, April So--(Special)
The most destructive fire that mas ever
visited winchester since the late war
occurred here early yesterday morning.
1t started In the rear Of the furniture
establishment Of John vilwig & Son on
Main street and near the centre OF the
city. The flames spread with great rapid
ity and In short while eight business
houses were destroyed as follows:
John Vilwig & Son. furniture dealers
and undertakers; loss, $4,000: insurance,
$4,000.
Horsey & Atwell clothiers; value OF
stock, $4,000: insurance. $1,000, but their
stock OF goods was mostly saved.
Solenberger & Stouffer. dealers In stoves
and hardware; loss, $4,000; insurance,
$500.
Levin Brothers. clothiers: loss, $500.
c. A. Heller: loss, 5000: fully insured.
III. Evans & Brothers; loss. $4,000; In
surance, 5000
C. w. Hensell & Son. dealers in dry
goods: loss. $1,000; insurance. 5000; part
OF stock saved but greatly damaged
William II. Hardy. manufacturer OF sad
dies. harness, ETC.; loss. 5000; insurance,
$500.
one OF the store-rooms was occupied
by the Adams Express Company as an
Office. but they will lose nothing. Only
the excellent work of the iremen pre-
vented much greater loss. and justified
Winchester's claim Of having the best
volunteer department in Virginia. The
fire was undoubtedly the work Of an In
cendiary.
The paint on all the property on the
west side Of Main street, directly oppo-
site. was more or less damaged. including
that OF the Taylor Hotel. and but for the
excellent management and faithful work
OF the Fire Department would have been
destroyed. For an hour 1t seemed the en-
tire block was destined TO destruction.
and while the firemen were at work on
Main street the fire was gaining consid-
cradle Roadway In the rear toward Mar
ket street destroying stables, outbuilG-
ings, &c. The falling walls Of the Evans
and Vilwig buildings soon prevented the
firemen from entering or approaching
from the front Not an accident Of con-
sequence occurred. Mr.. T.. J. Vilwig. In
attempting to gain admittance to his Office.
which was on the second floor by meanN
of u ladder, fell and received slight
bruises.
Mr.. CharleseB. Rouss. OF New York city,
who has always been a staunch friend to
the city. was wired this morning by q
gentleman who is visiting here on bust
ness for Mr.. Rouss. and he received the
following response: "Offer $1,000 reward
for the arrest and conviction OF the in
cendiaries." Mayor Lupton Immediately
had handbills printed Offering the reward
and posted through the town. While there
Is no excitement the citizens are aroused
and will leave nothing undone to bring
the guilty parties to Justice
From 5000 to 5000 persons have visited
the ruins to-day. and this afternoon
many visitors from this and adjoining
counties are in the city
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
BARS CLOSED AT EMpO7IA.
Application for License to 30 Renewed Mt
the Circuit Court.

EMPORIA, VA. April 30.--(Special)--
All the barkeepers that were refused IL
censes recently by Judge Hancock will
close their places OF business tonight.
There is much speculation as to what
Judge Barham will do in reference to
this matter next Monday. / learn that
all of them will renew their applications.
The Methodists are succeeding fairly well
getting subscriptions to rebuild their
church, recently destroyed by fire.
Some of our people are much exercised
that the Board or Supervisors have taxed
dogs, while "a large number OF our citi-
zens think 1t a step in the right direction
Professor T.. j. Johns. assisted by
Miss Mamie W. Wilson, is now conduct
ing private school, and will continue
till June LIST.
Mr. Stanard. of your city. was here n
week or so engaged in looking up old
records.
Mrs. s. A. Cooper, after a pleasant visit
to her daughter, Mrs. W. f.. Bailey, has
returned 10 her home. in Petersburg.
Miss Lucy \. Wilson, after a few days
visit to her mother has returned To her
school duties in Courtland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
oruFT IN THE POLICE COURT
a Negro Demands Money of La"y-''"
TO the Grand jury.

The quiet that has pi ''..d since ~
urinary has even re-. d the Ponce
court The docket there yesterday mcIh-
inc was a very short one ana one oe-
ciaealy lacking in interesting features
Albert Toney CcolorcO stood up Dciore
,b, local pueilist on the charge OF 'fes-
,,.,,.,n,, upon the Office of GeorSv l.
King and demanding money from MISE
Clara dickinson. the clerk. Mr.. KING runs
a fouring-min near the Lower gas-Works'
or1 Miss Dickinson is engaged IN Dis
Office. ON Saturday the negro went llu
th. Mace. and demanded that the young
l.dv give him $500. Miss Dickinson rang
a hen for help. and the negro VINO alSo
worked for Mr. King, was arrested. nc
was sent TO the grand jury of the lius'-
Tho case of Willie Franklin and Carr
pr,.n white lads, charged with felon'
iouslv entering in the daytime the store
of Writ +. Taylor & CO.. and stealing
a number of cans of peaches, was post
pcrcd until to-day.
John Douglas alias johnson coiorehj
went 10 the grand jury on the accuse.
lion of stealing a lot of wearing apparel
from Chelsey Glover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
TAR.RIVER ASSOCIATION.
Meeting of the Roanoke Union at Tiilery-
Subjects Discussed.


TILLERY, y. c., April So.-The Ro-
anoke Union OF the Tar-River Associ-
alton CBaptisO is being held with the
church at this place, converting on FIJI
day The Introductory sermon was
preached by Rev. Duncan Mcleod, of
Washington.
The union organized with Rev. w. S.
Ballard. Of Scotland Neck, as modera-
tor and ID. j. Whchard, clerk. The
roli-call showed nineteen churches re-
presented.
Mr. Ezra Bowers, moderator of the
TAr-River Association; Rev. II. T..
Peele. of Wilmington. and Rev. r. ID.
Carroll, Of the Atlantic Association,
were recognized and invited to partici-
pate In the meeting.
The several pastors present were
called upon and gave reports of the
work under their charge
"The Mission Work Still to be Done
Within the Bounds of our Union" was
discussed by Revs. j. Il. Pace, j. w.
Powell -. Mcleod, j. ID. Hufham. X.
H. Peee j. IL. Lamberth, and T.. j.
Edwards
The subjects for discussion at Satur-
days session were: "Our Purpose In
Suntly-ScnOOl w Ork, ny j. " ldC',
f.. J. Edwards. and J. X. Howell;
How Far May the State Educate?'
by w. T.. Daniel, w. A. Dunn, and T..
Il. billiard: THE Present Policy of the
State in orphan Work Contrary TO the
baptist Idea by j. \. Mundy. j. II.
Lamberth and j. u. Huffman; ''The
Bible the Only Rule of Faith and Prac-
tice," by q. w. Hartman, ID. Mcleod,
and j. w. Powell.
The new church here. which has just
been built, was dedicated yesterday.
the dedicatory sermon being preached
by DIR. j. D. Hufham.
Rev. J. II. Lamberth preached AT
Scotland Neck Sunday morning and eve
ming.
Rev. ]. X. Howell and Il. ID. Carroll
preached yesterday afternoon to the two
convict camps on the State farm near
here.
Revs II. r. Vann. +. T.. billiard. and
y. Biggs were appointed a committee
to arrange for the next meeting of the
union embracing the fifth Sunday in
July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
MR.. SNEAD'S PAINFUL INJURY.
Thrown from Horse and Kicked-Mr.
billiard " rs Not Insured.

FORK UNION. VA, April 3O-(Special)
Mr. Charming Snead was on Saturday
thrown and severely kicked by colt
which he was riding to Columbia. He
was trying to make his way home on
foot when found by a neighbor, who
soon kindly placed him under the medi-
cal treatment of his father. DR.. c. II.
Snead. Mr.. Snead Is painfully but not
very seriously hurt. II Is believed.
Mr. J. T. billiard, whose dwelling and
other property was destroyed by fire
few days since. requests your correspond
ent to correct in the columns of the Dis
patch the general impression that the
lost property was largely Insured. Tn
fortunately for Mr.. billiard, he had no in
surance whatever.
The liberal shower which fell Saturday
afternoon put an end TO the protracted
thought which had already greatly in
jured the crop of cats. hay. &c.
The Rvanna is well stocked with Ger
man carp, some having been recently
caught with hook and line weighing from
ten TO twenty pounds
Tramps seem TO be OH the increase in
this section Possibly they are recruits
for the army of Coxey. who. II Is hoped.
will not kick the Senate of the United
States for getting too big for the original
cut Of its pantaloons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
BEFORE THE LAST COURT.
Two statues Of Senator Vance-Murderers
at the Penitentiary--Other Notes.

at the Penitentiary--Other Notes.
RALEIGH. n. c., April SO.-(Special)-
Nicholson, the old white man who was
taken to Webster for trial for the muir
der of his son, has died. There are sus-
picions of foul play, so sudden was Mich
olson's death. One OF his sons is also
charged with the murder.
1t is now proposed to have two bronze
statues of Senator Vance cast, one to be
placed In the Capitol Square here. the
other In Statuary Hail. at Washington.
Two convicts have arrived Il, tie peni-
Tertiary from Cleveland county. One is
Lawson Howard tcolored). who gets
twenty years for murder; the other Is a
white man named Etters. who murdered
a physician on a highway. and gets fifteen
years for his crime.
The State Univ .rsi VS. summer school
OF geology will have its headquarters thu
coming summe- az Kings M3jntam.
The date of the commencement Of the
State Agricultural AM Mechanical College
Is June Goth There are eight <. aduate
this year.
IN WHIcu STATE?
The Supreme Court has decided an in
teresting case. A MAJ standing In this
State shot and killed a man in Tennessee
In what State ought he to be tried? The
court says In Ten lessee. /, is tie first
case of the kind whici ever came up IN
this State.
The "cut-worms," usually bad N cool
weather In the spring. are now doing an
unusually great .piorn, OF damage. They
are cutting all Sin'ls Of vegetables. anG
also the corn. .lany persons say th:y
will not set out tobacco-plants for fear
the worms will cut them also.
Some persons from the North wvits
here that they wiso to purchase 600 or
$1,000 acres Of land IN the eastern part 81
the State for q game and fish preserve.
June LIST new i'opmlist Taper 10 TO
make It's appea:tase at concord.
Captain Eric 0abgielson u again In
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

comm nd OF the revenue cutter Colfox.
which ~ stationed en- this cDast.
The officers and employees Of the At
lantic Coast-Line have built Q monument
costing 81 600 over the grave Of the late
Il. d. Dunn. chief engineer Of roadway.
The shoe-factory at Statesyi'ls began
work to-day.
A daughter OF United-States-M Marshal
Allison has died Of diphtherttic Group. For
fifteen hours she breathed through tube.
Arrangements have been made for the
erection Of a new court house IN Meoa-
Ienburg county. IL H. to cost 5000.
The missing railw ,y-cnglneer. Dan IL
taker, OF the Ricnmo11 All Danville rail
way. who disappeared at Charlotte. was
found Saturday uerr IarrisbJrs. lie il
insane. But little while after he was
found he again made his escape.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
RICHMOND RAILWAY
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department.
foot of Seventh street. Telephone 657.
City Division, Office Main and Vine
streets. Telephone Sli.
Union Division, Office Twenty-ninth
and Z streets. Telephone 65G.
Manchester Office, Semmes avenue.
Telephone 1921.
Are and Incandescent Lights and
Electric Power at reasonable rates
Flectric-Light Wiring specially.
Parties desiring Electric Lights or
Power by notifying the main Office by
mail or telephone, will be waited upon
by representative Of the company.
fmh 20-tf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
THE LOUOOUN BUNcO CASE.
Mr.. Arnold Fail, to Identify the Prisoner,
But He Is Sent On.

LEESBCRG, VA, April 3O.-(SpeciaL)-
The hearing of the confilence-man who
victimized Mr.. John Arnold, Of this
county. out of 5000 last Wednesday. was
held before Justice Orr this afternoon
and attracted large crowd. The hear
Inc was rather a fasco, as Mr.. Arnold
failed utterly 60 identify the prisoner as
the man who had swindled him. though
he had fully done so on two previous
occasions. Others. however Identified
him - one of the men seen coming from
tre spot where this act was consum-
mated, and the Justice on their evidence
remanded the prisoner for the grand
jury The prisoners counsel applied TO
the Judge of the County Court for bail,
and the matter is now in his hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
o. l. REYNOLDS DISCHARGED.
Two True Bills Found Against Him for
Embeyzlement of Funds.

ASHEVILLE. y. C., April 30.-(Special)
Ex-County-Tax-C Collector ID. n. Reynolds,
charged with an attempt to influence the
grand jury in his case. as stated in
Sundays Dispatch, was discharged upon
a hearing before Judge Jones to-day be-
cause OF irregularty of proceeding. The
solicitor Is directed to send a bill against
him at the next term of court, when
the matter will be investigated upon it's
merits. The grand jury his returned two
true bills against Reynolds. charging en-
bezzlement OF county funds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
Scotland Neck Affairs.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., April 30
(SpeciaI)-Rev. w J. Smith. rector OF the
Episcopal church. has returned from a
visit to Raleigh.
The protracted meeting which has been
In progress in the Methodist church here
for four weeks closed last night.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Jones was buried here yesterday.
Rev. r. r. Vann has returned from
Sumter, s. c.. where he held a successful
meeting In the BAPTIST church.
Mr.. -. Edmondson has returned from
Columbus. O., where he has been some
time for treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
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To FIGHT I,iauOr Licenses.

The nquor-dealers in the county a.e
,tnn I, having been rumored that ma
,o,itv of applications for renewals VIII
be tonight bitterly by the temperance eie-
ment. ~ 20
Willie James (coloreD was sent on 70
the grand Jury yesterday by SQUIRE
Vincent or stealing a push cart. his
mother who was charged with being an
accessory TO the crime, was discharged
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

nounces tina, he will discuss the chemical
effects OF electricity and their practical
applications. While these may lack some
what OF the movement and briliiancy
Of such electrical effects as the tele-
graph. the telephone. the motor, and the
electric light. they are none the less
important and striking. Elcctroplating
and elcctrotyping, az well as electro
metallurgy generally are OF high economic
value, and the lecture promises 10 Illus
tratc and explain these processes. And
then the much-discussed subject OF
storage batteries will receive special at
tcntion. Altogether. most entertaining
and instructive lecture may be antIci-
mated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
RESIGNATION OF l. +. MYERS.
The once May Now Remain vscant-Or-
phan Asylum Turned Over.

RALEIGH, y. c.. April 3o.-tspecial)-
l.. +. Myers has resigned as general SUI
perintendent OF the Seaboard Airline
There are limitations that the office may
remain vacant.
The new company Of the Fourth Regi-
ment at Elkin was armed to-day.
General Gotten. grand master Of
Masons. was here this evening. on his way
to oxford. where he Will tomorrow SUI
pervise the turning over OF the orphan
asylum by Rev. DR.. Black. the retiring
superintendent, to Mr.. Lawrence. the new
one.
Reports to-day state that the drought
Is cutting of the strawberry crop.
II is thought that number Of the en-
ployees at the shops Of the Seaboard Air
Line here will be dropped from the rolls
this week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
Xirrinia and MARYLAND.

The Virginia Committee, composer y.
Senators Jones and Stubs ana Deie
Cardwell. Moon. and Boykin. with So'one'
J.. Bell Bigger AZ secretary ano 49,.
Samue,s. stenoerapher wiz "c.' Ola
Maryland Legislative COMMITTEE ..
Point tomorrow, where the wlenesee o.,
tie part OF Virginia VIII co..
snrvey-seryice. will be present 70 give
evidence of q scientific nature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
A SMALL BOY DISAPPEARS.
He Was Punished by His Father and Hss
Not Since Been Seen.

Not Since Been Seen.
BLACKSTONE, VA, April 3o.-CSpecill)
There Is considerable excitement here to-
day over the sudden disappearance CT
Arthur Davis. the I3-year-old son II Mr
S. S. Davis. a prominent tobacconist OF
this place. Mr.. Davis slightly punished
his son yesterday morning for some diso-
bedIence, and thought nothing more Of
the matter until last night. when the
little fellow failed to make his aptasr-
ance At the supper table. He was seen
on the streets about go or 3 o'clock
p. NJ. but has not been seen or heard
from since, and his parents have no idea
where he can be. Searching parties have
been out since last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
DIR. Conner Thrown from His Horse

Rev. DR.. George Cooper. pastor of the
ryrst BAPTIST church, while taking his
usual morning canter Saturday. met with
an accident which, while not serious. was
quite painful. He was galloping across
he fields in the West End, when his
horse stepped into post-hole. throwing
his rider over his head The doctor was
quite badly bruised about the shoulders
ana has been confined to his room since
lie expects 10 resume his duties at his
church to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
CITY Committee Chairinanship.

cantain Cunningham Hall Is being urged
LA, his many friends for the craftsmanship
Of the new City Democratic Committee;
captain Hall has long been treasurer OF
me committee and prominent In local
politics lie is thoroughly familiar with
The committee work. -
The name OF Mr.. Marion l.. Dawson
will also be presented for the chairman
shin. Mr.. Dawson is rising young Jaw
yer Of the city and new meihoer vi 'he
committee from Clay ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
A DAMAGE SUIT THROWN OUT.
Fight Between "a Buckingham Lawyer and
10 Citizen.

BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE. VA.
April 30.-(Speclal) Court has
been in session here since the 18th, though
very little OF interest has taken place.
The suit against II. NJ. Anderson for
damages was thrown out Of court on
some technical error This was a suit
instituted by the heirs OF the man or
men who were killed by an explosion
which took place at the saw-mill Of
Mr. Anderson some time ago.
There was fight in town on Saturday
between one OF our prominent lawyers
and another citizen OF the county. but
! didn't hear of any serious damage to
either.
The remains OF Miss Polly Austin were
inferred near here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

Professor Winston to Lecture To- Night.
Professor Winston viii give the fourth
lecture in his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. course
~ tle college tonight. HIS syllabus Az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
EXCURSIONS.

THE LADIES OF SECOND PRES
i BYTERlAN CHuKca viii give an k1Cu ,sI.
SION To WILLIAMDbuk0 MAI issN nc1n"
inn a. !: Children, Soc Lunch 81 :og.. snd -
srsSh msnss WI - oerved st Williamsburg.
Mcs - Tor sa'e b. The ladies 81 Ne benesosees
socisv and a several be>k' aad dsveYcSossff1fs .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

number Of fne stores, fronting on 81
Charles, Common. and 0ravier stfoses'
Insurance on hotel. $zi2,5W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
AMUSEM ESTs.
LECTURES.

THE FOURTH UNIVERSITY Elk.
hy PROFESSOR WINSTON Will DO given THIS
thursday EVENING at 3 o'c.ock In the college
chapel Speeia! subject: Eisciro Chenils-
try,s embracing electr0typine. electroplsune'
storage batteries. esc. Fully illustrated. Iek'
40 81 cents. at the bookstores aud ct the doofs
- my 1.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
The VIRGINIA HOSPITAL
Report Of the Work Done Dnriny the Past
Six Months

The Board Of Directors of the Virginia
Hospital held meeting Saturday night at
which Mr.. Edgar ID. Taylor submitted
"a report Of the work done in the hospital
for the six months ending April 18th.
The report makes the following statlsti-
cal exhibit:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01

Number OF patients admitted
who paid board. ranging from
- 10 sl@...... ..'ss..s..-..........
Number Of regularly admitted
charity patients. ...."..........
An amount OF Si.75 was re-
mittcd in cases whore the pa
tent was not able To pay the
fun amount OF board. which
runs Up the total number OF
charity patients TO about......
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-05-01
YOU Do

need a PAIR OF GLAssES becauss ye1r syee
pain you or you have headachc, OF oeceuss you
cant see ss well as you used TO.