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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29

The Piedmont Headlight makes
several little thrusts AZ Congressman
McLauriu. Among them are the fol-
lowing:
"John L. McLaurin will never get
back 10 congress. Paste this predlc,
ticn in your hat. lie IS to-day as dead
politically as old Wash She'll"
That means he is not in the ring.
Again:
"Isn't it about time that Curly
Haired Johnnie was issuing another
proclamation2 Or has McLaurin
crawled into a hole in the Pee Dee
swamps, and then pulled that hole in
after him"
Then this:
GA writer from Bennetsvil.e in the
Columbia State calls On McLauln to
lead the forlorn hope of the an;iS.
It's about the only job left for Curly
Haired John"
One more.
ga few weeks ago, so we learn.
Curly-Haired Johnnie sent one OF
his cuckoos to Columbia to try tn
NEGOTIATE terms with Tiliman and
Evans, but he made water-haul."
1t would be exceedingly interesting
to publish from the files of the Register
what the editor Of the Headlight used
to say about "Curly-lIaired Johnnie, .
ssthe brilliant Young Attorney General
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
FARMERS INSTITUTE.

The following from Prof Craigaead
70 the editor Of the Hampton Guardian
'u!ly explains itself. 1t is Of consid-
cradle importance. Read it carefully:
At the last meeting of the board Of
trustees OF the Clemson Agriculture;
College | was rcques ed 70 notify the
farmers al large OF he willingness Of
;ha board - cooperate with them Ill
Tie work Of holding farmers instj-
tulcS, at least one IN each Congress
sloaa, district.
TIE trustces will; send professors Of
the college, and, whenever possible,
expert farmers, to talk upon such sub
jects as may be Of special interest to
the farmers in whose ne!ghborhood the
institute may be held. TO make such
Institutes profitable It will be necessary
for the farmers to attend and join in
discussions that may from time to time
arise.
Such an institute should be an agli-
cultural school for the ordinary farm
er, and should be free from all red
tape or formality.
70 farmers interested in tobacco
raising I shall endcavor to get a sue
cesslul tob bacco grower to talk on that
subject. To those interested in dairy
ing and cheese-making | shall try to
secure for them Professor Hart or
some other expert dairyman. In short,
where farmers desire al institute l
shall be pleased to cooperate with
them in making it meet as far as pos
sible their special needs.
AS we shall be able to hold not more
than one institute in each Congress.
sional district shall BE- pleased to
have letters from farmers suggesting
the proper time and place for holding
tine same. It has been suggested that
between the middle of July and the
middle Of September will be the most
suitable time. All correspondence in
regard to same Should be addressed to
e. 3. Craighead, Glen son C0llege,
5. &.
We request the Fairfield Agricultu-
raj Society to take hold of this matter.
Fairfield county is already organized
in this line and great good Will result
in the prosecution Of the scheme ad.
vanced BIZ Prof. Craighead.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
What's It?

The Durham (N, c. San says there
is curiosity at the Erwin Cotton
Mills, at Durham, a weaver, By the
name Of J. A. McMillen, vino eats
glass as he would stick candy. lie
gave an exhibition of his powers Tues
day, evening when he cheWed up a
lamp chimney. showed the particles IN
his mouth, then took a big draught OF
water and down went the maSticated
chimney as if it had been 2 dainty
morsel. lie once travelled with i show
H. saws he can dance bare-footed On
rea-ho iron, and split the back of any
chair in Durham with his tech.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
Office.

rE,HERE VIE an election held III TIE
/ Town OF Winnsboro. :. G., on
Ihr 18Th of J next, between Il the hours
"f y. Mnd ?. NJ, tn Il e;ermine
whether nr ,hn additional tax If two
:ai.!, Oh tie ar be levied uro'' all taxa
',.Y properly said town for the use of
M. Zion schfuEd-
Iy order o:un&:!:
J. \. iuNNANT.
GI3 Clerk.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, OF junction ity,
Ill, was told by her doctors she had Con-
sumption and that there was no hore for
her, but two bottles of Dr.. Kings New
Discovery completely cu!ed her, and she
says it saved her life. Mr.. ThoS. Eggers,
I39 Florida St, San Francisco, suffered
fiom dreadful c)ld, app caching Con-
sumption, tired without result everything
else tlien bought one bottle of Dr.. Kings
New Discovery and il two weeks was
cured. He is naturally thankful 1t is
such results, Of Which these are samples,
taat nroTe ths wonderful efficacy of this
medicine in Coughs and Colds Free trial
Regular size SOC. and S1.00.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
Old People.

Old people who require meGici"e tt
regulate the bowels and kidneys will fin
the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine Goes not stimulate and con
t:.ins nc whisl;ey nor other intoxjcant, but
:css as tonic and alt rative. Ii acts
mildly on the stomach and bowels. adding
strength and giving tone 70 the organs,
thereby aiding Nature in the performance
OF the :fuuctio: $. Electric Bittcrs is an
excellent appetizer and aids digestion.
Old People tiud it just exactly wA';' they
nseI. lrce fifty cents per bottle At Nc,
Master &c Co. S Drug Store.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29

WI.NNSDORO. s. 6.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29

.AByEvILLE furnishes still another
instance o.: what self-help will CO..
The people OF Ab5evi!'e subscribed
$4,000 to bald u cotton Factory, and
Mir. S ephen Green, of Boston, vol
un,cered, according to the statement
Of the NeGiuns, for himself and friends
a subscription o. $4,000. Work has
already begun
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
COL. GASTON'S EXPLANATION
O. His Connection with the Aiken Count,
Middle.
ColumGia Register.


Col. John Z. CASTOR, superintendent
of the dispensary, has returned from
Aiken. He saws the prcsenfmen'
agains, him by the grand jury was al
mistake. He SAYS he di,i loan ont
money when he was probate jndse to
:he amount of s1,400, bu' 'h4t h" had
good mortgages and nn'es for il that
can't be collected until fall. lie was
guardian for some children ard when
he gave up the office he offered these
bonds and mortgages TO his Successor
who refused to take them, saying he
wanted the cash. Col. Henderson was
attorney for the children and was per-
tcctlv satisfied with the settlement
Cnl. CASTOR offered to turn over more
oroper.v as additional security, bu'
when he made his explanation, 'h'r
was refused as his first settlement was
fund 10 be entirely good.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29

WE d. not admire Col. j. !. Dargan,
of Sumter, a2t have 40 sympathy
whatever with his course i'll politics,
but the treatment he received in Edge
field was all wrong and will do tac
State a great deal of harm. The
sooner our people lesrn 10 respect law
and order the better it will be for the
State. Col. Dargaa had a perfect
right to speak in Edgefela, and The
mob should have let !him alone. The
best rebuke to him would have been a
refusal to have attended his meeting.
No good will come ont Of such treat
luent meted to any man i'll this State.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29

JUDGE SINoNToN hiss rcaffirmed his
views in the Dispensary case, and there
can be no violation of his order of
injunction without deserving punish
ment. Chief Constable Holly has filed
an affidavit in which he "disclaims any
intention to wilfuily disobcy any order
of the court or defy or show contempt
for its authority" This is what ought
to have been done at first. Now
Governor Evans oght to follow the
good example of his inferior officer
and manifest some respect for. law.
If he rs the Governor 0! the State dis
regards law, how can he expect MS
subjects do otherwise:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
Saturday. June 20. :: 1885

THE suits against the Dispensary
system will never end. The latest
action is brought against the law on
the ground that it is in violation of
tie antitrust Act of Congress. 1t is
unquestionably monopoly, but
whether monopoly i'll the meaning
of this statute we have very serious
doubts.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29

DISEASE has ever presented so many cuate developed
\ aggayatirg symptoms and bahd physicians az
" LaGrppe No disease leaves its victims so deolateo useie
" aGrpTe 1t disease OF the nerves. II
up tissue vitality the that feeds the Drain
There remedy VIII replace this wonout tisue that Will re-
new this lost vitality health Read wh5 Mr. D. W. Hilton state
Life Insurance Co., KENTUCKY one OF the best known
and whose above says ABOUT no"
Restored him health else had failed
LaGrIpp, ABOUT egnJ
th cofnng me to my BED 1or
four months attacking such severity that my
dpa had rot slept tin Two onths except by
the use Of supe rest tor more than
sco of intense INITIAL Weakness agozng
bodily pain that was hourly iincaker
When pditia circumstance that
learned " days after commenced
using and @ nc was virtually cu1eo
surprise Of cT3Tybo W lew o1 my condlIo or
none them would IN excellent heah
recommended remedies 10 my OF my en no one
thank doing when have met them again.
But the told Mrs Htohad suffered with severe
nervous troubles years had beerreated b several phys
cians profeion Wthoutny pecptoe improve
uen Seeing had efecuaed me- she commenced
ung and to recommend it,
Ton1sv1TIr Tan D 1895 D. W.
DR.. Miles Ne;ryi1l, RSifSsSs TsSifh
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-06-29
Wan---.A Situation,

AYOUNADY OF EXPERIENCE
with best Of renceS desires situation
rs teacher intermediate or primary
classes in aadcd or high school. or
would like tdlre good country school
running seve eight months.
Address,
SUMMICHOOL TEAliCER.
Care News Herald, WinnSboro, $. &.
6-13-2m*
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
.MUNy0N
A PROMINENT MERCHANT CURED
BY HIS IMPROVED H0M0E0-
PATnlC REMEDIES.
A Severe Case Of Catarrh of the st"""o"
That Bafiied the skill OF the F"'
speedily Cured by the Munyon System.

Mr.. Eiwood Allen, the wei-nno ,',a
lumber merchant at York and inchi'lo,,u
streets. saws: For the past tWeh's
Years had suffered from catairn u
The stomach. AT times / could not hcoP
ANYTHING on my stomach; was 'on
stantly nauseated, could not enJos '
food and after meals would pioat w,
and my stomach would feei as il
were FUN of lead. l tried the pest P"s
sjcians In the city. without pchent-
nallv consulted Munyon's speciaiS.s'
and within a. short time was coHipie'e-
ly cured"
positiye Cures for All Diseases.
Tho Nunvon Remedy Company pre-
parcs specifics for every diseasc' VIM, 1a
are sold by all druggists, mostly iof
Is cents wal. ,,
sneciallv successful cures FOR nervous
debility. and all nervous diseases. anu
ali specilc blood and skin troubles
LIVER. Kidney. and Bladder Irouples.
Female Weakness, Diseases OF me
Throat and Lungs. Catarrh and ca
tarrhal Deafness, Piles. and Neuralgia
quickly cured.
Those who are In doubt as to the ma
tire Of their disease should address Pro-
lessor Niunvon. 1865 Arch street. Phila'
delphia, giving full symptoms OF then
disease. Professor Munyon VIII care
fully diagnose the case and give you
the benefit OF his advice, absolutely lre'
OF all charge. The Remedies VIII p'
sent to any address. upon receipt o.
retail price.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
ON the BEIMONT CO1CH.
Niss Vanderbilt TO Marry the Duke OF
Marlborough in 1t. Thomas Church.

POUGHKEEPSfE, n. Y, Oct. S-Mr.
Oliver II. L. Belmont and his guests. VINO
are on a coaching tour. arrived in this
city AT half-East o'clock this after
noon.
on the old South road, between here
and Wappingcr's Falls, one Of the horses
lost shoe. and the party stopped on
Market street while the horse was taken
TO the blacksmith shop. Miss Wander
bit and Mrs. Jay remained seated on the
coach The Duke Of Marlborough paced
up and down the sidewalk and eibowed
his way through the crowd OF curious
spectators Mr. Belmont said that all
hands were having 2 delightful time.
The party drove from here 90 Stats
burg. where they are tho guests tonight
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Dinsmore. at
the Locusts, on the bank OF the Hudson
From there they Will drive 10 Lake
Mchonk through 70 Tuxedo Park.
The date Of Miss conSuelo Nanderbilt's
marriage 20 the Duke of Marlborough
has not been fixed upon. but the church
chosen Is ST. Thomas. at Fifth avenue
and Fifty-thlrd street, a spacious edifice
which has witnessed many fashionable
marriage.
There viii be eight or more brides
,aa!ds. and among those already chosen
are Miss Marie Winthrop. daughter OF
Mr.. Buchanan Winthrop, Miss Elsa Bron-
son, daughter of Mr.. Frederic Bronson;
Miss Daisy Poet. daughter OF Mr.. VIII
liam Post: Niiss Evelyn Burden. daughter
OF Mr.. l. Townsend Burden; Miss Evelyn
Jay. daughter of Colonel William Jay;
Miss May GOelet, daughter of MI Ogden
Coelet. and Miss Kathrine Duer, daughter
Of Dir. William Duer
OF this number Miss winthrop anc
n "A. -.
of bridesmaids on various occasions. The
other young ladies mentioned are all 81
the debusante rosebud oroer, and 1t Il
doubtful II any OF them has ever acteS
in any capacity at wedding save a.
little tower girls
AN can Justly lay claim to beauty, AM
ali have been playmates of the fntur'
Duchoss Of Marlborough.-New forl
Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
MAYOR JEsTs WIN M4TADoR.
writes 10 France for "a Recipe for kiii'hg
Ticer--Buli Fights Not In III.

The New York sun Of yesterday says
rhe famous town of Tarasc0n, In RIO
80 tho home of Tartarin and bull
ogbts has a matador eager to win glory
and dollars i'm this city by showing New
workers. bull fighting with the most I'M
proyed methods, as pracnceu III the
south of France. The name OF THIS ma'a-
dor is August F'abre, and ne mas seh'
this letter to Mayor Strong.
TO His Honor the Mayor of New \ ork'
Having learned through French jour
nails that bull fights are taking place III
New York. and that in one OF the courses
thev have gone so far as to Kill a Duil'
| desire 10 present to the first city OF the
American continent my compliments, ana
10 offer my services as the 1hest pun
tighter of France. l will come TO America
with my quadrille, composed OF SIX LHe"'
Our work consists in the shaking OF the
mantle before the bulls eyes, leaplhs
with and without vaulting pole upon -
bull also in the grand pefilcus leap made
over the back of the bull / engage TO
KIN or MAIN bulls, according TO the de-
sire Of the management. l engage, il the
management desires. TO furnish frehch
bulls. This would be grand advertise
mcnt
1 beg your Honor to lay my letter be
fore the management OF the New YORK
Bull Fighting Association. This Is my
address: Auguste Fabre, Premier Mata
dor. Francois, Tarasccn %. du Rhone)'
France.
Tarsscon. Sept. 81, 1895.
His Honor told Clerk Bgrrows TO write
a reply In French and have secretary
Job Hedges sign it. MIR. Burrows forth
with grew facetious and wrote an answer
and translated it into French. The fol-
flowing is the English version:
Dear Sir The Mayor has received your
favor Of the 2lst instant ard reaG care
fully its contents. lie directs me TO reply
SAYING that the fight which is II this
time more especially engaging the public
attention is not bull fight. but tiger
fight. Any information concerning the
methods for the effcctual determination
OF the Tiger win be gladly received here
Although attempts have been made tt
introduce bull fighting in the United
States. it is without doubt true that ths
custom will never obtain here.
Yours very truly.
JOB f. HEDGES Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
BY X. b. Chafin & Co., Incorporated
Real Estate Auctoneers,
Richmond, Va.

TN EXECUTION or A DEED OF
| trust. recorded in Deed Book liI A,
page 3Os, clerks Office Henrico county
Court default having been made IN pay
ment of money therein secured, and De
ing so required by the beneficiary. VIII
sell by public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ., 1895.
at 4:2O z. NJ, that certain LOT or.
LAND. in the county OF Henrico, near
fho western limits Of Richmond, fronting
40 feet at the southwest intersection OF
Georgia and New York avenues. with a
depth OF IFS feet, to an alley in common;
TERMS: cash for expenses OF sale and
TO pay a note Of $500, with Interest from
September :. 1894, and credit as TO
eighteen notes OF $3.50 each, with m
tercst from September ,. 1894. the first
coming due March .. 1896, and the others
seml-amually thereafter. and balance
upon terms TO be announced az sane.
JOHN c. EASLEY, Trustee.
r. y. CHAFFIN & Co, incorporated
Auctioneers. oOi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
AUCTION sALEs-Futurc Day
By n. b. Chafln q Co.. Incorporated
Real Estate Auctioneers.
RUsrEE's AUCTION SALE.

~, ,,,rtue NJ a deed OF trust from VIII
liam n Valentine, recorded in clerks OF,
nee OF Henrico County Court IN Deco
Book 1875 Is, page 372. default having nsen
made i'm the payment of certain notes
Herein secured, | will sell by public auc-
ton, on the premises, on ,oo-
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ., lsso, .,
81 Uanrico county. Va, known as RIVER
View, fronting 90 feet at the northwes.
corner OF Nevada avenue ana Meauom "
street. with depth of 11o feet 10 an
alley.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of sale ana
TO pay sl96, with interest from August
II. le9l. and credit as to fifty-fvo monthiy
notes of 81 each. with interest ircin n ~ w
,,net 10 1901 and one note for $500.
due I'm ZIG months from september ~
1890, with interest from August y, ISL
and balance on terms TO pc annonhccn
at sale. X. u. CiArr N, i 100, "a
r.. -. CHAFFIN & CO., lncorposrua,,eed'
AuctiOnecrs. 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE SONDAi'
sEPTtMBER Is, 1870. >,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND-UNioN
DEPOT. -,
800 A. ~, Arrive Petersburg s.sl a. o a.;
Norfolk IL 70 A. NJ, Slots o,,a1a
OF Petersburg, NaNeiy ""'
om n s srriySs Petersburg 900 A. NJ.
' Weldon l;5S 4. NJ ba aaiystSSs
III r NJ. savannah IL a.
81. jacksonville 100 A. 81
Connects at Wilson with Nc
Il, arriving Goldsboro 20 e
NJ, Wilmington 90 "a, - -
pullman Sleeper Ne" lo'A "
2.kpM local or, arrives Petersburg S:i2
~ = NJ, Maaes all stops. :,
$50 p. NJ. Arrives ;c.Js oii Makes all
TAP NJ A ITPiS, Petersburg 7:ig P. NJ,
'''' ~" Weldon 9:Z +, NJ, Fayette-
81 A H.. Savannah ,,S5 A
M EW LINZ 40. MlDDLG
GEORGIA pOlN IS.- .-N.,il,s
Aiken 7.22 4. NJ, Augusta ;
I 4; NJ. is Macon p. Il Il. A. fMaliim A
Sletners New YORK TO Chatie3'
ton. Jacksonville, Fort ram
pa. Aiken. Augusta ana ~
imp NJ Arrive Petersburg 1925 4. NJ.
49," BurkevlIe ga A. a., Lyie r.
burg s.5o 4. NJ, Roanoke 40
a M, Bristol II % a. NJ.
Pullman Sleeper kchmo"u ~
t2Ss NJ Arrives Petersburg l;o5 4 NJ;
'' - -' Weldon 2.J0 A. NJ. Heno Il
4Ol a. NJ. Raleigh 5.h y ". .,
Elberton z:0i p. ". : i5en -
3o9 p. NJ. Pullman SieeP''
washington TO fAVEmletnMiODA-
7:3 A. NJ, SvNDA,h,o npe,crsb1rs sis
A. Nj. Makes all stol,.fot>A
40 p. NJ, sUNDAf 2pe.sr giH'-rg' s 2. Is
7. NJ Make az si4p.sS-p
TRAINS AkRIN ~ ky 1870. ~.
$40 A. NJ, FROM jackson s ,,iD,, Macon,
Charleston. Atlalta' ''"0'''
Augusta aad Weldon. .-,-,.
$40 a. NJ, Atlanta, Alnr.1 e. Vvesf
$40 A. NJ, LyncnDui7 All, IA Pefere.
! IL 10 a. NJ, Norloih' 0"'
burg a d
Gas Z. NJ, Jack sonylllee ,,,,,rSiSeton Colds
boro and Weldon.
200 p. NJ, Noriok, SDno'N' ""'s'''
| =, fS ,ler56urs and the West.
ss.2a99 II Petersburg Sunday Accommo
7.qs p n Petsrsburg Sunday Accoumo
u"''' II. NJ EMERSON.
d KrNTY Traits Manager.
General Manager.
G. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY

For the Cotton states ana men 's 10
Exposition. Atlanta. Ga. inc oi'S ''''
Tnteriug the Exposition Grounds.
Round-trip tickets will be sold from
Richmond as follows: ,.,-
Daily until December -, ls9o'
Inclusive with final limit jan en-, Ok
Iary Z. lSJG. ''f-' 80
Daily until December 10, 1879,
inclusive with final INIT
twenty (2M days from date oil - ~
sale ...........: -. 81; ....',.cc' - v"
On tuesdays and Thursdays or
each week. until December -.
1895 inclusive. with final unit -, ,o
ton llM DAYS from date of sale. u 40
Correspondingly low rates from, an
other stations. For addltlonal Ill ita
lion and for sleeping-car reservations
annly to ticket agents or at passenger
oinOS' '-O j. c. HORTON,
City Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
BY Dudley & Gray.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from IVES YES
ley Winston, dated 10Th February. lsyo,
recorded i'm Henrico County Court, III
Deed Book 100 -, page $50. default nav
ing been made In the payment oil ee a
tain note thereby secured, anu az VIZ re-
oucst OF the beneficiary, / viii sell at
public auction, on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .. 1873,
at 500 i. NJ, that THREE-STORf
HOUSE AND ~ FEET or LAND, be
ginning at a point 96 feet from west
enrner of Wood street and fronting on a
street not named ~ feet, running BACK
~ feet to an alley S feet wide. rms
properly is located opposite CHESAPEAKE
and Ohio coal bin, on seventeenth street.
EXPENSES of executing this trust and a
note of 500, and interest The said
note is subject TO q credit OF 20, ana
balance. IL any. to be paid as may be
ocG-td +. +. FINCH, Trustee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

u edmond FEMALE SEMINARY,
Ii, No. 3 EAST GRACE STREET.
RICHMOND, VA.
John II. POWELL, Principal
Mrs. Il. q. PEYTON, Associate Principal.
The tWenty-third session Of this Board
ing and Day School VIII begin september
tourse of instruction from Primary 10
Collegiate Department fun and thorough.
me hest advantages in Music. Art. and
Languages. o.,,,,,,o,,os con
,i|rovennent i'm Lectures. Concerts, &c.
'T THE sUB-PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
CO., litile girls of eight years OF age WILL
rr RESUMED; charges from $50 10 20.
For details, apply Tor catalogue 10 the
priDc,naI (or at city book-stoTes).
ivG-sa ,suxtu3m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-05
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tRGiNIA NAVIGATION COAPA., ,
Y JAMES RlN Lls Line Tor tae sea-
lore cheapest and most pleasant route
- NortciN. Portsmouth, Ola FOinl, N-W-
uort News, ClaremOnt ana James h.yer
PNndinca. CoanectlOus-At Ola font ana
Nn~foik FOR hampton ana SmlthAeiq.
\VssElngtOn, u. c., Baltimore, fni-
S.,,hia and New YORK. James river ~
aasvl,gnt. Great tourist Inc. James
i ISss 4 man halt charged by ran Fare. 70
isss'Ttano,ith. Old Point and NorfOlk, SlJO
III tt ~ Sfrsmer pOcanOnlas leaves Rich
m NOR every MoNDA1 , M.k !, ~, EsDA1
SSSuaRf9 Tor above named places.
,r,ckets on sale on steamer and az Gar
hers ,rH Agency. No eol Main street. state
~, ,rand orchestrlOn.
DiCpEfc;UT. Freight received daily for
above-named places and Eastern North
aasrollna: also for Eastern Shore OF Viz
INA and ali regular Landings on the
5nn,es river. at LOWEST RATES, and
through bills issue9, e..-..,
IRWIN WEISIGER. superinten4ent.
INV Ard Il. BARNEY, President
General ofices-Pianters BANK bniid-