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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

invitations have been issued TO progress
sive hearts party to be given on Mon
day night in honor OF Mr.. Tom CiIoVt,'
whose birthday will then be celebrated.
Yesterday Saturday morning MISS
Davis, or Washington. gave progressive
euchre. Major Hoyle following with 4
card party and elegant supper given 70
Tour friends last night The German OF
the month IL scheduled for next THURS
day evening, and gay time Is anuclpi-
ted.
The funeral services Of Mr.. Henry
hopkins, who died at Millboro. on Tues
day' were largely attended here on Thurs
day last.
Captain T. 9. Morton. Of stanton. IS
mere this week with a view Of estab-
lishing a camp Of Confederate veterans
IN me county. having rs headquarters
at this point
Mrs. =. i. Parish. wife Of the physician
this writing.
on the hotel register find the names
OF the Following Nirgnlans:
Mead F.. White. stanton Va; \. S.
Lara, stanton. Va; s. .. Lara, Mrs
John \. Hendren, Mrs George NJ, Coch-
ran Miss Anne Peyton Cochran, MI
Peyton cochran, John GOOde, Virginia ;
Edward Alvey. Richmond. Va; RObt. ).
Bosher. Mrs. Ashton Starke, K. }. Chris
Mcclure Perkins Mosley, Virginia. Mrs
:. -. Gooch. Louisa. Va; Miss VI. Il.
Gooch, Mr. and Mrs Edward Barney,
Homework, Va: Mrs Edward George a"d
family, Camden city; wilkins Broce and
wife. virginia, Miss LOttie \. Price,
Buchanan. Va: Mrs. j. y. Patton, Rich
mOnd, Va, with two children and nurse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

CONVICTION, Va, July 2S.-On Tues
day evening last the guests OF the Hotel
lntermont gave a progressive euchre par
~ which proved a decided success. The
drawing-room was beautifully decorated.
and presented the appearance Of floral
bower. During the progress OF the game
the stringed orchestra, under the direction
OF Professor Narlla, discOursed operate
selections with fine effect. II being a
Georgia euchre every one received a
souvenir Of the occasion. The prize, a
gold scarf pin set with a pearl was won
by Mr.. Rollins. after tie game between
himself and Miss Alys Drewry. Those
who participated were Mrs Wellesley W .
Gage, Mr.. and Miss Gage, and Mrs. Will
liam Churchill Jordan. Of New York;
Miss Virginia Drewry. Of Richmond. Mrs.
and Miss Tyree Miss Bell, Miss Tanner
hill and Captain GOoch, Of stanton; Mrs.
Walker. Of New Orleans; Mrs Dodge and
son. Of Little Rock, Ark. Mrs. Mary b.
Fowler. OF Georgia; Miss Laura Knowles.
0f Florida. Miss Blakeley. Of ohio; Mr..
and Mrs H. Wilkinson Snyder, Miss Kitty
Miller Mr. and Mrs Garrett, Mr. and
Miss NettletOn. the Misses Drewry and
Mr.. Charles Drewry. Mr.. Rollins. Mr..
Warren McCabe, Of Petersburg, NJ.
Robert Parrish. Of this place and Mr..
Garrett OF HillsbOrough. Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

I'm tired of infant prodigies.
Now tell me. are not you.
I'm tired Of weather prophecies
That always miss their cue.
I'm tired Of buying goods marked down.
Way down their cost below.
OF building lots Outskirtins town
That double value so.
I'm tired Of ladies who remain
minated from sheer choice;
OF maids who sing, yet plead and fegn
TO have indeed no voice
OF girls who never novels buy,
So classical are they,
OF youth Just home from college high,
Who knows il all his way.
I'm tired of seeing ballet twirls.
BY girls whose sons can vote;
OF seeing fluffy golden curis
That peroxide denote;
OF clerks who know before ! ask,
The very thing ] want:
OF would-be friends, who meath the
OF bluntness hurl the taunt.
I'm tired of fatal accident.
Nv gun unloadod quite,
OF tonic. "surely heaven sent
That puts all MS 90 flight
OF drivers and m0tO.n"n
who never look my way;
OF him who borrows Just a ten,
And quite fOrscis 10 pay
I'm tired NJ hearing old folks prate
DER the days perfection fr@r%nt'
OF never hearing. lose ~ take
OF rattle tickets bought
or an these things. ana many more.
Tn as tired cs tircd Fan ne.
And as an rhymsters are bo-e
know you're tired OF mo.
New Orlelns "ricayune.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

Misses Harrison and Benson. Misses
Armlstcad and Jones, Misses Vas and
McCauey, Misses Lyon and Harrison.
Misses Petite and Jones. Misses A. Har.
rison and stone. Mesdames Judkins and
Stone. Mrs Harris aud Miss culpepper
Misses Shcnperd and Smittson. Misses
Martha III Ierega and her sister, Misses
jamie Jones and Harrison and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caskie Harrison, or
Brooklyn added 10 our pleasure by Civ
ing a box OF Huyler's caHiy 20 each
dancer In the one favor figure danced In the
german. The gentlemen were chape-
roncs AZ the general order OF things was
reversed. and from their position as
been a beautiful affair.
MIR. ]. w Boswell. OF Danville. Va,
is here with his fine span OF horses.
and is very popular among the girls
mails celia va sans dire,
on Thursday At Il o'clock Mr.. and Mrs
Phil Brown invited all OF their guests TO
a watermelon feast out on the lawn. and
this kind attention SHOWN US by our
thoughtful host and hostess was very
much appreciated by every member OF
the household.
Among otner guests and recent ar
rivals are Miss NJ Thercse Armistead,
Of Farmvlle, Va. formerly Of Richmond;
Miss Ella Elliott, Of Danvlle. Va; W. W.
Martin, OF Atlanta. Mrs. A. IL.
Martin. Misses Fay and Mabel Martin.
and Masters James. Watt. Munroe and
Howard Martin. Miss Elsie Williams, all
or Portsmouth. Va, Misses Jessie and
Julia Culpcpper and Mrs. y. y. Harris,
OF Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. OthO owens, Car
Chestcrman, and &. J. Anderson. Of
Richmond: Mrs. Ira Willard. Augusta.
Ga: +. W. Reid and w. q. Penn, Dan
vile. Va. W {. Dart. Providence r >;
John Chamblin and Colonel Henry 9.
Jones. Richmond, Va; II. W. Cornell,
of New York.
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The Commercial Building and Loan As.
ISOLATION issues special certificates of
stock. fully paid up. Paid-up stock Is
sold al 50 per share In advance 20
Stockholders who desire q make all their
payments AT one time. and thereby save
themselves the trouble OF making
payment from month O. month. To
stockholders investing this way divl-
dend OF per cent per annum. payable
semi-annually, Will be paid on the price
OF the stock The dividend would there
fore be SIS every six months on ten
shares costing 500. The amount % divl-
dend Is deducted from the profits earned.
the balance being credited 10 the stock
When the amount standing 10 the credit
OF the stock equals 500 the stock Is DEEM
ed 10 have matured. and the holder may
withdraw the same and receive 500 per
share therefor. For full Information and
prospectus. address
COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION.
Richmond, Va.
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The china CLEANS i'm blue and white.
The twilight hour is swift approaching
Eutranced Z note with shy delight.
No other callers are encroaching.
4 cup she designates as wine,
With motion of her dainty finger,
The kettle boils-oh. drink divine
In memry shall thy fragrance linger
Her kerchicfs made i'm STYLE of yore,
some fairy surely put the hem on.
Held sugar such charm before?
Was Ger such magic in a lemon?
She turns away with manner coy,
The freight shows her beauty cleare
on. why is teasing sucrh a joy2
/ wish she'd come little nearer.
We sit and sip-the time flies fast.
My cup needs hllins-proiect clever.
She comes, and l-groWn bold at last
Say: Polly, make my tea forever
Florence Browne in Good Housekeep-
Ing.
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Gaiety at Blue Ridge.

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. VA, July
~ Special.-There Is only one thing
lacking here 10 make pleasure complete,
aud that one thing is the male element.
We have Richmond. Danville. and New
ork city well represented boy Nessrs.
Chesterman. Boswell. and Cornell. of
whom be- 10 said. they have done their.
duty faithfully and have won many
lalrrls OF praise from our score or more
girls. and only a very careful observer
would have noticed the serene expression
ol these young mems faces yes
.rriay afternoon when another
uau was added 20 their
alma.r and ne probably little dreamed
' tt- important figure he would soon
.t'e .o assume when viewed IN the light
relief committee by our six or
-a young men, August Will bring in
-ile supply Of this element. however.
'N friday night of last week We had a
on.hant german OF some thirty
oi more couples, led by Mr.. Phillip Nor
'r4- " Roanoke. Among the most no
cable N.ucers on the floor were Misses
'!a 't1ret NOrvell and Alice Harrison,
o.. Brooklyn; Miss Belle Nass. Misses
-.~iiJr and Mamie Jones. Brownie Pc
Lft 40 I-rega, Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs.
Parker. Of Washington II. G.. Mrs.
" .I J4ikins. Misses Terry, Tayloe, I'm
'-en. Preston, ana Messrs NorNeu WI
Aaiaa. Gordon. simmons. GLASGOW, Bos.
"rll. Payne. Cary Kemp, tUthhert. Bar
t.e Wexford, Coffin. Lazrll. Cuchman,
Davis stone. Davenport, Judd, Goodwin,
".t DtItiN.
Noticeable among the chaperones were
Gov. and Mrs O'Ferrall. Mrs Col. HUI
ter. Mcsdames Harrison. Pritchett,
Jones. stone. Martin, Duck, Wilson,
bIOWn, and others.
IN Monday night there was a Progress
re Euchre party played here consist
ilg Of seven or eight tables The la-ies
tfst prize was won by Miss NOrvell Har-
-sOn. OF Brooklyn. IL was a beautiful
gold souvenir spoon. The other prize
wac a gold wish-bOne scarf pin with a
Tiny emerald setting and was won by
Mrs. Harris, OF Atlanta. The BOBBY was
81 WOOlly monkey Of most impossible hues
add parts. which was awarded 10 Mrs.
". " Martin, OF Atlanta. and now il
furnishes unlimited amusement 10 Mrs.
O'Ferrall's little Mabel. 10 whom Mrs.
Martin presented II. After the euchre
party was over, the evening closed pleas
antly with the delightful refreshments
which our kind friend. Mr.. n. Il. Lyon,
with his genial hospitality, had proyid-
"a Tor the players.
on Saturday afternoon Mr.. G. w.
Jones, OF St Louis. gave a hay ride 10
an OF the little folks at Blue Ridge
Springs and some fifteen or mo,t en-
joyed II 10 the very utmost OF their
ability.
On Wednesday night a Ladies' Ger
man" was the rev feature On our pro-
grammc not one Of the other sex was
allowed on the floor and this array ~
fair girls going so gracefully through
the figures OF the darce was indeed
sight fair 20 see. Mrs r. o. Parker, of
Washington who was formerly MISS
ALne Armistead Of your city. led the
German. dancing stag. The couples were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
From the HyCeia.

OLD POINT COMFORT. VA. July &c.
-Sra-iM-There Is CONSERVATION IN the
camp. The officers OF the garrison now
know 20 what part OF the earth they are
% bee banishei. The Beau Brummel OF
The class VIII languish for two years at
Fort Barancas where there Is but one
company and pretty girls are scarce. lie
Ull have opportunity 10 study the HABITS
~ the uimble Centipcde and the deadly
r1rantula. The polished surface Of the
ballroom floor ~ the Hygela VIII miss
the caressing touch OF the daintily shod
feet and scores Of interested maidens
viii bemoan the sad fate Of the hand
some young lieutenant
Mss Marie Doyle. Of Washington is
spending some time at ola Point. Her
bro.hor-in-law. Lieut.. Hancock. accom-
pauics her.
Trousscau-making is occupying the
time II several young girls here. The
marriage Of one will occur September
18TH. and from that time on there viii
be weddings galore
The Virginia Press Association. now in
session at the HyCcia. partakes Of a
social as well as business nature. many
ladies being OF the party 1t is to be
regretted that Howard Saxoy. editor and
prince Of Funny Fellows. has. departed.
Miss MacDonald. Of Frankfort, Ky.
j., at the Hygeia. She is a beautiful
blonde. and wears exquisite gowns. Miss
Ozique Coke Is another belle, one OF
whose devoted knights keeps her smoth-
cred IN rare MOVERS. and IL Is whispered
that he is dcrchct Congressman. who
should be at Washington attending TO the
affairs Of his country.
Lieut.. Ketchum. who met with an ac-
cident about month ago, viii sit up
for the first time to-day. much 10 the
delight Of his many friends.
Fred Grant Young. the Hygeia artist,
las published volume OF stories en-
titled Day Dreams and Night-Nlares."
a large excursion from Hampton and
vicinity visited Cobhs Island this week.
To-day three or four hundred excursion
n Ft4 a D ID
The sights on the reservation and enjoy
ing a plunge in the surf
Late Richmond aTrivals-A j. VIII
lams, j. II. Lcary. III. : HarWOod h..
LaIcpkin, W. Richardson. JT.. RObt.
Mitchell. Jr.. r. W Thomas. j.. j. Mar
TN. c. Il. Walker. wife. and child Miss
II. Graham. T.. T.. Thornton. r. Court
ney Shield and wife. u. J.. Frazer
Louis Reuger j. &. Noyes. {. y. West.
c. L. Beuk, O. NJ. Alfueud, j. II. Win
ston. ". 4. Lnu..-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
ACROSS THE TIADUCT.
News Cleaned I'm the Pretty Suburb One
Mile North.


Mrs. John L. Rose left for Old Point
Friday.
Mr. r II. Fox leaves to-day for Cuba
Mrs K. ". Tanner is visiting in Gooch-
land. Va.
Mr.. George \ Minor mas returned form
Lynchburc
Mrs II l.. Lorraine returned from Old
Mrs. James H. Barton is spending the
week at Atlantic city.
Mr.. o. X. Brown, OF River View Is
visiting Mr.. r. L. Smith.
Mr.. W. 5. Johns has returned from a
trip in the southwest.
Mr.. W. T. Hutchinson returned home
from Kentucky yesterday.
Miss Clara Sale, Of Little Rock. is
pin spent last week at Cobbs Island
Misses Ivy and Jennie Fox have re-
turned from a four weeks visit 20 King
william county.
Miss Bette Gathright and Miss Florence
Lorraine are visiting Mr.. and Mrs II.
l.. Lorraine.
Miss Ella Haurand. OF Laurel street.
has been visiting friends in Brookland
Park for the past two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. T. b. Johnson left Thurs
day to visit Mr. JOhnson's sister. Mrs.
Phillips Rolph. In Caroline county
Miss Annie Parker. Of Petersburg. Is
visiting her uncle. Mr.. l.. 4. Sadler
Efforts are being made 10 have Ma
sonic lodge on the Heights. There are
quite number OF MasOns on the hill,
and they have applied for a charter.
The Willing Workers, OF the Methodist
church. held a delightful lawn party
Thursday nisht on North avenue. 10 when
were attracted most Of the people OF the
Hciahts and many from the city.
Mr. VIM r. Jones and wife are visit
ing his sister. Mrs. a. s. Groser. Mr..
ZONES Was for several years United states
consul at Swallow, in China, and has
Travelled extensively In Europe. Asia,
and America. but this is the first visit
to Virginia. He expresses himself De
ii,hted with Richmond and Barton
Heights
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THE POPULAR RESORTS.
KcaMoNDHHs nHeIsTERED our OF
TOWN.
.,,hcr At seashore and Mountain In
e,...lng Every Day-Thc City budget
Personal and General.
NO ~ the Old Sweet

.,,,,,>-cS wren VA ruiv
SWEET SfhiN"S' "hSl W. '"S
, crccial.-Tho week just past has
- f,u OF frolic at the Sweet.
been one ,s... ,..,.t,,.. d,rc-
vth daily RUINS F"' w. ,.
Odd. and the several speci"i enter lam
D, Monday there was an early
i'"''' .. ..,r,v a swim in the
morning Ii"lhN I"'',' 80,
e,ect Chalyhcatc pool by "pou' "V"''
~ an honr OF dancing IN the even
ladies'. ID" .,,,,.., toaetin,, lat
ns chen MAJ N'''''''' e. y
DID,, fhe evening given by MIS- - ~
~ Cincinnati on TUESDAY
Sanders moro an made.
evening afianAt"'''''' M. ~.
..l anticipation hish. TOT ''"' .'"'
60 ~. Given uv Airs. sanders.
I..'. t''' ,,t "a et0n TO that. and
ID. '"V, 80. -"., md 10 &c all-suiicient
f0r the dls'l pom chm euchre par
eninE lhtIc vas mich There we're
~ OF ten tapiie ,,',,, q ,r1n men that some
so many more laHi'N I. mems niaces
OF tac ladies' had '9 10 sovoral Of tboir
pro tenn. ana carrie, ' t..,. v,cre oi~ht
prizes. oi ',' TaIies a Japanese
awarded a- I1"," won bv Miss cherry;
hautkerchiri ",N' ,n.s I,c,tv Nfnee,
silver s0or "' @Iss Eo,,e. large
Ra>tc-ptlct ''-N. - to..i Nice Etilo
mice 49, bo, containing two
.hIits Mrs - Y Cherry silver
as %. , ,f.ss I'm .,eirocr! Janan-
t'i'i AMI nm box Mr.. Ralph FL
'oda' ,rf hin Mr. Patt"ri3n
..'. s,''..l..,. ,gf1rnonr Nrs Roamev
a, mil v.birb ,vas ve,,,
f.r ..' -, 80 ,iisto,'f Gnocre
r. 1.Ie J" sit'e -. u'S'O' e'- ''',,,
CO Ay' ~y .a"us vi $500;
@, sen "l ''S .1NtI' anI p"'S ,,,,ii,t
y N'tu l'""Y Z" Dc 'oolfu am 80 49,,
f..r were ~ It's si''n \" co
n-' successlui. ana 20 nose ltaSt ~.
'.u'y 'ca-iot 10 Nl.S n tr,r i eT,i,,,
"ia III I' $3.50, Gpoci,l ~ Miss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Not What | Seem.

Because you see me light and gay,
Playing with that man and this,
You turn from me and coldly say;
How frivolous she is'
Because you hear my laugh ring out.
Careless amid the bathrooms glare,
You think that all ! care about
In life is only there.
Because 10 your disdainful look
| answered with as cold a gaze,
You sheer: My lady i'll can brook
That one no homage pays"
Because you note my blush and smile
When others bow before my throne,
You DO not know that all tho while
Your mastery | own.
You will not guess cannot tell
That though their praises latter me,
And though my kingdom please me well,
Ia leave II willingly
To reign as queen beside your hearth.
To call my own your love. your lie
Would give up all l prize on earth
To be your wife
indianapolis Journal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
satisfactory.

A couple about to be married We're
anxious that all their friends should at
tend the ceremony. but were IN doubt
as TO the capacity of the church. Accord
incly the young man went TO the sexton
and asked, How many Will the church
seat2'
The sexton considered the matter care
fully for several minutes. and then re-
piled reGectiyely "We-ell. ordinarily IL
III seat bout three hundred; but If some
II sit with their legs hangin' over the
orean-loft. | guess tn seat three hun
dred and ten. From the Editor s
Drawer" IN Harper's Magazine for Au-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
IL Saves the Children,

MY little boy was very bad Off for two
months with diarrhOea. We used various
medicines, also called in two doctors, but
nothing done him any good until We used
Chamberlain's Colo, Cholera, and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, which gave Immediately
relief and soon cured him | consider IL
the best medicine made. and can consci-
entiOusly recommend IL 10 all who need
Hare, Trenton, Tex. - and 5O-cent bottles
for sale by Owens x Minor Drug Com
pany. +. NJ Slaughter. r.. +. Reeves &
Co.. and II. q Forstmann. druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

There will be a meeting Of the Richmond
Real Estate Association al the office
~ Messrs. Frank D.. Hill K Co, on We'd
uesday. August lst, at p VI. The OBJ
iect Of the meeting is 10 receive the
report OF j. Thompson Brown, Esq. who
represented the Association at the meet
inq Of the Southern Emigration Society.
held in New York city, In June last The
meeting will AT the same time consider an
other matter Of vital interest 10 the call
ing. 4 large attendance IS expected.
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Virginia SKINNER Resorts aud Mountain
Homes
on THE LINE or THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
RAILROAD.

Summer excuI sion tickets now on sale,
good 10 return until October q. 1894. with
stOp-over privileges at all stations
A descriptive pamphlet. giving com
plete list OF the resorts and boarding
houses along the line. now ready Tor dis
tribution. and will be mailed 10 any
address, upon application.
For tickets. tiIne tables. and full inior-
nation. apply to the Richmond Transfer
Company. 90l east Main street. ~.
owen, ticket agent. BYRD STREET sh.on.
or at companys ONCE 60 east MAIN
street. NJ corrpr>-,v
District Passenger Agent.
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Attractions at the Warm Springs

WARM SPRINGS, VA, July 27.-Spe-
cial.-Among the resent arrivals at this
watering place are the Robinson party.
Of Louisville who are annual visitors
here The lovers Of literature will on to-
morrow night have the pleasure of hear
ing selections read by n trio OF authors
from their own writings. Mrs. Tutwiler.
Of Baltimore, Mr.. II. f. Davis OF Wash
ington; and Mr.. Valentine. OF Richmond
are the literary lights. A number OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

REACHED VIA THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
EArLRoAD-THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO


RArLRoAD-THE ONLY ALL-RArL LINE TO
VIRGINIA BEACH AND OCEAN VIEW.
making close connection at Norfolk for
both points. ,,,,-
This is the only line by which virginia
Beach can be reached without bus.
ferry. or street car transfer. Trains
leave Richmond, Byrd street station. daily
at 900 4. NJ, and $40 L. VI.
Tickets on sale from June lst 10 sep
TENDER GOTH good 10 return until october
81. 1894. from Richmond TO Virginia ma
the r. NJ. train Fridays both trains on
Saturday, and the A. VI. train ~ sun
day, round trip tickets are sod al Wv
good to return until the following 'ioh
day. -, 4,
For tickets. time tables, and full In
formation, apply 10 the Richmond Itans-
fer Company, 90l east Main street. H.
D. owen, ticket agent. Byrd street sta.
ton, or at companys Office. e3S east
X. w. COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
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had n Quorum.

The Committee on Lights Of the Com
mon Council made a fourth attempt at
securing a quorum yesterday morning at
II o'clock. and that time the committee
was successful There were present
Messrs. Grimes chairman, carter, haid-
vicke. Mann. Noble and Starke The
committee approved OF the work done by
Messrs. Talbot & Sons on the new puri-
fer. and decided 20 pay the firm the
sum OF 5000 on account.
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Noyfo,k To Niav.gs Falls and Return,

WEDNESDAY. AUGUST iST.
ROUND TRIP $500.
Via either Washington or Baltimore
steamers thence via Royal Blue Line
and Lehlgh Valley. Through Pullman
service. For tickets. &c. apply 20
ARTHUR q. LEWIS.
Passenger Agent.
Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

for Sick Headache is found that is pleas
ant. harmless. and efficient We refer to
DIR. Dayids Pills. that thousands o. our
people have successfully used. Price. .
cents A box: Ave boxes for 81.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.
Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
SorfoIk to Niagara Fails md K~'urp,
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST lsT.

WEDNESDA1, AIbIoI ID
ROUND TRIP $500.
VIA either Washington or baltimore
steamers. thence via Royal biIe Line
and Lehfgh Valley. Through Pullman
service. For tickets. &c, apply u
ARTHUR q. LEWIS.
Passenger Agent.
Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

"yyhat n

what n beautiful thing is thought" she
said;
~ boon il is 10 myself and jim
] sit and think he is thinking or me,
And he sits and thinks am thinking OF
hini."
New York Press.
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when Weary and Lnnguid


USE HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE
When Won are weary and languid with
the heat of summer. and strive IN vain
TO keep cool and your temper also tns
use of Horsford's Acid Phosphate VIII
materially aid you. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
Ch.., and ssryiceabie.

Only 70 cents will purchase a splendid
hinder for the Century War Book at The
Times office. This binder Is convenient as
well as ornamental. The parts enclosed
can be easily slipped In and out. the
binder will hold one part or the entire
twenty with equal ease.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29

The Old Dominion Steamship company's
steamer Guyandotte will sail for New
York next Tuesday. at =. NJ. sharp.
owing 10 the tide.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-29
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