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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

For kinds of staple and fancy groceries call on l.. |. doidsmith's
 511n
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

New potatoes at l.sE. eoldsmith's.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

0n account af the shortage of ears the regular run of the street car line te the cemetery has been left off, with the exception of sudays As soon as tue cars are sufficiently re- paired the regular run 8ill be re gamGH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

Circuit court k making gfeat head way.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

his GY2kf q f425f
 Lowest Prices. =salisf: No. lo8s SECOND AV
 Back of Angell, i
 ss From now until september s -----sszs.s==sssssz- Marion \ Hudson. oi Locust tfot= tage. candidate for Assessor. s n gle tue eitR. U S4Isi4==seeand=h =hsanll l= telegraph
 instrument with battery Apply nj GRAPHIC oilieo .5,5:'t= ste
 z eAl Remember the Catholic festival at an the Blnff City Club Hall on Thursday tb, night next. Uni neYooay < Co. Druggists, feeom
 mend Johnson's < Magnetic oil, the great kfmnx painzkillet, internal and external. Sl size, 30e; aee size, 2ac- he' Dewoody < co. Al, Mrs. I. \. Gdfney. of feXarkanft, is fo in the city visiting her sister, Mra, Q.
 (. Porter. Portfolio No. Ii of the Worlds Fair a,, a,, has arrived and is ready for delivery. -, ,,., Present your coupons. p The raliie of O'Donoyans team W, " has been postponed until the 2oth oi OH -~ Tune next. -& pTa,isstsan sarsaparilla and fodide eei n Potash is simply wonderful in it's CT pc fects. and small size only 5o cents. H, E Sold bY Me- ammon & Son. in! Attorney X. R Grace wears the .Indoe's robe with dignity. honor ot and great satisfaction to all. s9 aP~ N, FoR RESr-The six-roomed cot int tage adjoining my residence. Apply VI 4p N Knox 1ltf eli Mrs. Gordon E. Greenfield has been ye ] very sick for the past few days but is " much improved today
 Woman. why lose y,eaf freshness sii dt and beauty through ehlills m hllllS3as nous F, X ness and general debility Try Plan= = alt Y mman X son. s' Aa Na,e,,,tv Internal Revenue Collector asuek Rogers, returned this morning N from r Aillips county, es Have you tried Plantation aAYef l.l,,ls t Pills forlabituaieonss.t,,pa'1.93a: ,'..3 sass s5're
 ..,.e nelfecuv splendid iead . s'ts
 cure Sold bN MeGammoh x so1'
 il ,,rs Rnhe mother ol Mrs. Gaee in Never. is suffering yery much from CT tue effects of I sore hand. ds r Heineman. Milwaukee. writes .sOne box Japanese iie ! lsi ,i,rlf ,.I, Il. owed mo of II case ot tWeftAzeiSht - yaars' standing, alter being tftatea gi hv New York < hest physicians De el woody 70. ai Candidate John Weedons for Cir | ea;t Clerk. is circulating among his
 frien,lss in the city today. II reputable merchant cannot af- es ford to nrge and guarantee | Nofth- less article Plantation Chill tufe is st sold and guaranteed by Met eammon D; Son. sa Heyler X Nawiala State agents
 for most excellent waternltercrare
 iilling many orders in this city. r, When ytpl feel tired, iazxsand @en- 1T orally no account cleanse your blood ra with Plantation sarsapailla and tpl iodide Potash. and start yeHr liver
 with Plantation Piils. Sold bg
 AcGainnon k Son. =, We ate informed that the litile v child Of Ml. John shelley, which has v been sick for anife awhile, E 10 bet IT ter lit BARGAINS \ EleYf.ls-- fhetsRspnIe
 has for sale Il Niefarand ] Monarch fn bicycle tneN and neyef been nsedl eH the retail price of which is Si25 each, in # Mlaieh will Dc sold II bargain. For of Haftieulalp apply to the GRAPHIeIo.s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30

Mir John Tucl CT. ret rned yester day from business visit to Stntt- gart and Dewitt He met with great success John k q hustler and withall q kind, courteous gen lieman.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-05-30
PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC,
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/plNE EIrlsfs ARka MAY a0, ls9i. aAe Eugene svill arrive tomorrow
 from Memphis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
The KIGID DIFE ACT.
Young wcsterman Can GIVE Duck Foin s
on WINNING


Mr.. Westman' swimming pool continues
I'D ba "a drawing card this warm weather.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
Of the body were scattered about the

OF the body were scattered about the
street in all directions for many feet.
ABOUT TWO minutes before the explo-
sion Oihcers Howard and O'Hearn had
Jus S lei, me corner OF Sixth and Main
ana were going toward Sycamore on
SKIN. Ihey hurried toward where they
tnouBht IL mad come from and the hor-
riDle sight met their gaze.
II proved difficult task for the officers
10 Keep the crowd away. The body was
az once taken TO the morgue. where II
was idcntined by Fire Marshal Bunker
as being that Of Jack Driver, OF 49, Main
street.
Captain Herman Newman. of the SAL
wage Corps, drove Up 20 the MOrgue and
also identified the body
The dead man. Henry L. Driver or
Jack" as he was Familiarity known. had
left his wife about O'Clock In the even
Ing, telling her he was going down stairs
TO Pat Russells saloon to get some Gig
ars.
II seems that he went over TO the court
house I'm front OF which he esped the
watchmen, with all OF whom he was
acquainted. He invited them over 10 take
a drink. but only two accompanied him
to Charles Ignatius saloon. Driver
drank small beer.
They returned in about five minutes 10
the courthouse, and had only been sit
ting there a short time when eleven
year-old Hattie Driver approached. She
stopped 20 shoot on some fireworks.
Her father told her 10 move away as he
said he was afraid OF them.
Hattie started 10 obey her father who
just then said that he was going down
town. and she returned 10 ask him
70 buy her more fireworks. He promised
TO do 50. As far as Is known that was
the last time he spoke 10 anyone.
When driver said that he was afraid
or fireworks those around laughed, but
he told them that while he was sitting
IN front Of Russeils saloon at o'clock
some one across the way fred of re-
vOlVer and spent bullet struck him in
the stomach He picked up the bullet
and found that II was hot
II Is presumed that when he went down
town he may have invested In some gun
powder or dynamite, and il Is thought
that he might have dropped the recep-
tacle iu which il was contained and the
concussion. rs IL struck the brick pave
mcnt. exploded. Besides. portions Of
DRIVERS body. his spectaclcs. and 50 p
vcie found some distance away. His
gold watch. which could not be found at
first. was later discovered 70 be embed
dod IN n telegraph pole about ten feet
away The watch had to bc dug out.
Herman Newman broke the sad news
10 the newly-male widow She was told
that Driver had been In a runaway aC-
cident and was killed She was prostrat-
ca by the shock OF the news.
Driver was. until lately, hookmaker
Mt Latonia. Nothing was round on hts
person 10 give clue 20 the mystery 10
is doubtful II any bomb manufactured
for fireworks purposes could produce the
effect OF this Xplosion.-Cincinnau Trib-
Uue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

4eis Here to spend n Brief Vacation, and
Will Return August LIST.

Hon. a. NJ Kelly. United states repre-
sentative in the international Court Of
egypt, is home Tor "a brlet vacation. lie
leff Alexandra several weeks as0, and
Ifter short visit TO his daughter in
Belfast. ireland. he came 20 New York.
where be has some brothers and q son
me latter, he found. was spending the
summer AT the Yellow sulphur Springs,
and he went there 10 visit him before he
came 70 Richmond.
When / saw Judge Kelly last evening.
ne was surround by his friends AT his
sisters home, on the corner OF Third
ana Marshall streets.
IL is looking remarkably well. and
said he was glad to be back In Richmond
once more.
from New York August LIST. and there
fore his stay here viii be a brief one.
He will return b. way Of Belfast. where
Mrs Kelly stopped on the way Jom
Egypt. and take her back 10 the Orient
with him.
Judge Kelly has lost none OF the old,
time popularity he enjoyed in his old
home. and his many friends are always
glad 10 welcome him when he returns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
Personal AND general.
Interesting Fncts About Richnond's CHI
zcns md other Matter.

sIr Thomas s. Leach Of BUCKINGHAM
county. is IN the city for a short visit
The Little Hickcrys deleatei the BROOKE
Avenue SlucecrS yesterday evening ty O.
score of 10 ?.
Mrs John Talman left Richmond on
Monday % spend the summer with her
sister In Washington.
Miss Mary Racket Of north Twenty
third street. Is ON visit TO hcr ldiAef
and mother In GoOchland county
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rosenheim and their
daughter Marian. VIII spend their sum
NOR at the Rockbridge Alum Springs.
Mr.. l.. T.. Golden returned by the ola
Dominion Steamship Line yesterday morn
ing from pleasant trip to New YORK.
Mrs. c. N. Johnson, Of IA north Tween
months visit to relatives ia F!uyanna
county.
nlr. j. j. Montague. who has been III
for nearly two months, is now slowly
recovering and hopes soon TO be able
TO 80 out OF town.
Mir Charles Lipscomb and bride (nee
Lee Striue) have returned 10 the city, ana
viii be "at home 10 their friends at
5l3 Twcnty-fOurth street.
number Of Richmond people went
over To Petersburg yesterday afternoon 10
witness the last game OF the series be
tween the Farmers and Norfolks.
There viii be an important meeting OF
the Old Dominion Democratic club to-
nignt at $50 O'Clock at the club rooms,
corner of Nineteenth and Main streets.
Mr. ". j. ONiel, who has for the past
ten days been on a tour Of Baltimore,
Philadelphia. Atlantic city. and New
York. returned home yesterday morning.
Adrian Jenries, a boy from DanYillc
Va, weS yesterday turned over 10 the
authorities at Laurel Reformato tory. There
are ninoty-nine inmates In the institution.
In the y. n. c. A. bicycle races Tuesday
al Norfolk Mr.. j. T. Temple, captain Of
the Owl Cycle Club. OF this city won
the state championship prize-a hand
some gold medal
Among the arrivals at the Lexington
are the following: j. j. Faulkner. w
A. Turk, j. NJ. CUP. traffic manager
southern Railway Company, and }. Whit
ney Houck, Norfolk. Va.
No arrests have yet been made in the
case Of the robbery last Sunday at the
Main street near Third. The officers OF
the Second district are at work on the
case.
The rooms in the building al the north
west corner of Tenth and Main streets,
formerly occupied by the Board OF Police
Commissioners and the Chief Of Police,
are being repaired, and put In order for
the Old Dominion Press club.
Everything was quiet down at the
County Courthouse yesterday squire
Vincent had one case before him.
A negro boy named John Cosby was ar
rested by Constable Mosby, charged with
disturbing religious worship at Good Hope
church, Brookland. He was committed 10
tail. but was bailed afterwards by his
father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
rhe penrnck Poe

7 ecorn the peacock bard who sings
With verbal anectatiOn
10 ovcrdress the offerings
OF his imaginatiOn.
] love the honest rhymer who
Avoids all verbal maZes
md puts the beautiful and true
IN clear and simple phrases.
ills thoughts no pompous garments
wear,
Whose thoughts are worth preserving,
Who loves the fanciful and fair,
with ardOr never swerVing.
Hates empty forms and vain doceits,
And makes his pleasant duty
To hll a world with ianciei sweets
AMI draw the Veil from beauty.
who'd have his fellows laul the more
His skill mt ornamoutinS
Then what of l0veliness or lore
HIS verse may hc presenting.
l. not the bard who Ike a star.
Lights up the darkness. showing
How fun OF beauty all things are
And life hOW we'll worth knowing.
New York sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

some Of their stuff II shipped to Baltl-
more and then 70 Richmond by the Rich
mona. Fredericksburg. and Potomac road.
No notice was taken yesterday by the
Knights OF Labor Of this city OF the
strike order OF General Master Workman
Sovereign calling out Knights OF Labor
throughout the United States
Mr.. Murray. recording secretary Of Eu-
reka Assembly. No. 49, Knights of La
Dor. said:
we shall take TO action I'm the mat
ter. We are too few in number to make
much Of a show II we were 10 ohov the
order Of tho General Master Workman.
Our order was strong here at one time.
but now the members are few. We nave
received no dirct communication from
headquarters, and know nothing Of any
committee being here from Debs"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

Judge s. Bassctt French. Of Manchester.
has been for long time and is now earn
ostly engaged I'm the preparation Ct
book which. when completed. viii prove
O. untold rtcrcst and value 20 all Nir-
which will contain the annals Of native
horn Nirginiaus prominent in this century.
THE task that the judge has assumed ~
one that few men would be brave enough
Oh undertake. but he has already met and
overcome many Obstacles Hundreds of
letters that hc has written have ldilcd
10 elicit any notice. whereas II they had
loen promptly answered the book would
rcv Dee nearly ready for the printer This
saf-imposed task Of this Virginian would
pe greatly cXpoqitcd II those " Lo possess
names and data Of promiG Cnt Nirenians
iu the prCsenl century would commuui-
cate with Judge French.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

He knew little something about cur
rent literature himself but when he n 90
mis- young woman he was knocked out
completely by her apparently superior
knowledge. II seemed % him that she
had read every novel that had been pub
lishod i'm the last five years. and the
familiar style In which she spoke OF
them made him desperate.
"You certainly don't pretend - read
all the novels that are published, DO
you2' he ASKED at last.
81 do.' she replied promptly.
81 don't see how you can DO it,
Easy enough. I merely pretend to
read them. bur that is not reading them.
I skim through them. read book notices
ana that sort Of thing. and there you are.
Any woman can fool the best man l.v-
INK. Just as I've been fOoiing y0u n
You weren't unusually well up on books
I never would have been so IT,, with
YOU. but Id rather make confession
than be caught. "-Detroit Free Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

The members OF the Committee on
Openhimer. president OF the Board of
Health Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
and from there started on a tour Of in
spectiOn through various parts OF the
city. 10 ascertain Their sanitary condition.
The \V,st-End was closely examined, and
visits Were paid 10 the Oh Market and
New Market. which were all found TO be
in very satisfactory condition. As a
cleaner than on any similar previous occa-
81 the close Of the inspection the COM
rlttee returned 10 Dr. appointments
the latter with an elegant lunch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

Claiborne. s.. st. Johns Circle OF Kings
Daughters. s.. Mrs. n. II. Cobbs, 81 Miss
jamie Shafor, SIS and box OF books n
friend. through Mrs. u. n. Walker. SIX
pairs OF sheets; Miss G.. T.. Arents. car
pets. set OF tennis, set OF croQuet, two
boxes preserves. fcty books, and so for
furniture; Messrs. Sydnor G Hundley. one
rocking chair: W. y. Poythress. medi-
cincs J. l.. Hill Printing Company, cir
Culars Baughman Stationery Company.
printing: Atlantic Tea Store. coffee. Mrs
l.. j. Burke pair OF 81 ests.
The Rest" wifi be open. for boarders
July 18th. and viii need the help Of all
its friends. Contributions Of provisions,
etc. should be sent by freight 90 Mrs.
c. A. Barksdale. president. Greenwood,
Albemarle county. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

rrnd.-J. i. Hall 10 r.. T. Hanni-
feet ou north side Lcigh street.
sixth and Seventh. 5000.
i. LarIs 10 Charles ID. Larus.
a the estate Of h. G.. Larus. de-
p. Stokes 10 j. Thompson and
Brown. IS 1-5 feet on south
tlu street. between Iuirteeuth
'f.euth. 25.Du.
3D. Stouts trustees % James Au-
.rl KOIf. r.. Glover. 10 feet on
.uue southwest corner Boyd
Williams cXccutrix o. John CO.
l,et on west sid, Church street.
Robert BENEFITS heirs to La
Freeman. j. Is acres three
.'hcast OF Richmond. $,25.
' LHrle 20 G. j. Larus. same deed
frlm Chancery Court to-day.
, a.ser. special comm ssioncr. 70
Gayle. 4> feet on Williamsburg
southwest corner Ohio street. $l6.
'1 T !. Enright. 90 feet on west
.4uehure avenue, Sill.
- scott 10 James X. Scott, two
r.tr BATHS Point. 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

u. Hicks man Of several aliases,
te.tcd Yesterday evening by Ser
Hal upon the charge Of obtaining
'f0n Thomas y. Curd under false
...r... Hicks has clerical appear
Be- wanted in Baltimore for SINH
afl Robinson (colored) was also ar
charged with cutting with a knife
harris While the wagon was on
pay 20 the station II picked up a
Nmte boy, about fifteen years old.
drunk. lie was too drunk 10 give
b, .r capitol police arrested yesterday
Lihg N. Smith (colored) FOR disor-
~ 'onduct and using indecent language
So squire. He was turned over 10 the
''.oAl police district.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
Visitors at the Capltol

Among the visitors at the Capitol yes
tcrIay were the following: J. &. Haynes.
treasurer Of Montgomery county; Charles
Conner. treasurer of Charles City county;
N r. Burke. deputy treasurer of James
city county and WILLIAMSBURG
a. 81. Jenrics q police officer Of Dan
vile. called. after delivering to the officers
OF the Virginia Prison Association Adrian
Jeiries q boy who has been sent 10 the
reformatory at Laurel Station.
Sheriff William @. GIN. OF CHESTERFIELD
also called. after turning over 10 Major
Lynn William White sent 20 the peni-
Tertiary for TWO years Tor grand lar
ccny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
EFF CTIN RICHMOND.
A Prolonged Tie-Up Night Have Ca"s Z"
"erlous Inconvenience.

The strike situation I'm Richmond, II
an effect so indirect can be 50 calei. mas
improved with the improvement at 'He
seat Of action. ,,,h N
Had the strike lasted long enoug ~ ~
make "A prolonged tle-up OF inc iai
It would have caused great ihc9i.F -.
here no doubt but the agencies 81 the
meat packers here are receiVlhs s"PP''''
again and the danger is over hr.ok-
The increased price in lard . anu ~ nav
fast bacon. the packers snyi had NOT &C.
CURED cu as these commodities always aa-
During the strike the IS su t5e wa tFO on the
northwest have come Erie road. while
Pan Handle and the S''s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

There VIII he a hound and hare chase
ou next Saturday afternoon by the owl
cycle Club. starting from the fountain
iu Monroe Park. The hares viii drop
small scraps Of paper at every turn, and
VIII he given two minutes start. THE
hares are !. II. Coyna and Luther Jones
hounds are the remaining members OF
the club The finish win be M tho rec
freshmen stand 20 tho Reservoir Park
Friends OF the owl cycle Club are corr
daily invited to take part
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

The ambulance was called 10 Tenth AMI
Main streets yesterday morning % at
tend a cOlored youth named Jim Harris
who had been cut IN the left side bF
Richard Robinson. Harris said Dee ami
Robinson We're playing ~ Tenth and
C.nol ard trat rhc cutting was -ccii'n-
tai The physician in charge OF the am
bulouce sewed up tne wound ana Itriia
walked away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
HusTINGs COURT.

In the Hastings Court. before Judge
Witt. yesterday the case OF Andrew Giro
laml was called. Girolami was-in Septem-
hcr 1893. indicted for having assault
lett the state Upon the Recommendation
90 Mr.. Marion l.. Dawson. who repre-
scented the Commonwealth the accused
was acquitted.
Walter Richardson (Colorcd pleaded
guilty Of petit larceny on three indict-
mcats lie was sentenced TO thirty days
I'm Jail IN one case, and fifteen days each
In The tWO others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

1 shirt front which IS ever changing IS
,,'ae ~ alternate rows OF insertion and
coarse embroidery beading. Through the
beading ribbons are run, each finishing at
the top with little rosetts, "nlch forms rms
front has a hIouse effect. and IS tucked
IN nOb beneath eat . Owaistband Of broad ribbon:
The ribbons may be changed as often as
one can afford II. Prom the Ne" ioFA
World. .--------- i-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
OBIIUAi;I.


Nrr Edward c. Pierce. well-knoUn
Justice Of the peace OF Marshall ward,
5icd At lis ies.derce. 10. ~ north Tw,rn-
ty-ifth street. at ll.30 o'clock Tuesd1y
nieht.
lie was I'm his thirty-ninth year ana
,rr.arti.d Uc Is survived by his mother
ono brother. and enc slater
Tho funeral VIII take place this morn
irg nom Ieigh-Street poptist church,
ana tie lnterment viii be at oaiIwo)d.
G. r. tn.mCre. 4. G. Pcay A. +. Mont
comery. stephen wood. NJ T. Boyle,
Robert East, Willie Clark, and Hugh
Peasants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
DISIKICr ooNVLAII0N.
rm Meet Auc,'' a.h In tho Ballard uou.e

'ii meet AuGi " . II III the ballard HCusC
10 Notn nate 81 Conprrssiu~n
The Democratic Committee OF this the
"a Congressional District met yestcr-
- 30 noon in Colone. E.--cr's Office. az
.e Capitol 90 determine ol Oh. time and
lce for holding Oh. congressional uOmi-
.rs convention. There were present T..
49,. scott Hanover chairman; j. d.
'rl. New Kent, c. IS. Macon. Nam
fer. George Wayne Anderson. Rich
.l city. and simon solomon. Henrico.
.faTN.
r..v. selected the Sth OF August as the
meeting. and the Ballard House
chosen as the place. and the basis OF
.rtaton was made on the vote cast
Governor last fan. The dclesatious
t.- various cities and counties will
.r follows.
maud city. a. Manchester. T. Chee-
Is. Gooehland. 6. Hcnri.o. -.
l3: King William. 6. New Kent
iegates. 14f. The committee adj
- t1 meet AZ IL =. NJ. on the day
. ..IVcDtOr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
cuAYcrRY coURr

The Chanccry Court has taken n recess
until July 18th, when the term viii be
continued until July 9TH on that day an
adjournment VIII Doe taken until the first
Monday In Oc.nhnr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

We these in large quantities and desirable styles AT
pr e. ranging from &c upward
No other house carrie, tho stock do and will pay
buy them from We show Duck suits from Sl62
TO a. and Serge Suits from % 10 10
Our line of WHITE GOODS is noted to be the best and
cheapest to DO fond anywhere rcrs range yard
To -.
In these goods you find good article in Black and
Navy Blue al 81 Also keep better goods these and
tner cOlors.
We have kept up stock of Laces and Embroderes
the entire season. md We please any them.
carry tue most stylish goods
Talk about Ribbons. Call and you f.d Gpy
desirable width aad shade wantel.
We still have lot Of them at 9sc in Black Navy and
Garnet really worth sI5O -. Also fancy at
same price-a bargain. If you something nicer look
at our White and Black Parasos ranging from $3.50 upwards
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12
From the Courts.
LAW AND rorITY COURT.

In the Law and Equity Court. before
Judge Minor. a motion was made yestcr-
day % ahate an attachment in the case
OF sharp against James G. Ward. The
motion was oNer-rulel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

The following are tho late Bichmond
arrivals at Ottcrburn Springs, in Ameli.
county.
=. j. Greenwood and family. G. D. Mel
lin ana family. G. y. Money and family.
r. j.. Barnes and family, and II. j.
Lees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-12

me Young Ladies Guild OF st. An
t church acknowledge. with crate
i,'. Ihanks the following contributions
NJ girls
DR.. John Pope. 1900: Mrs. John II.