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JACKSON NOTES.

Agents are travelling every day
selling pictures; also, seed oats.
The regular township meeting will
be held OH the last Monday of this
month-when the Wilson bill will be
decided.
My neighbors gave me thunder for
keeping populist paper. So had to
get another one.
Nick Merton is still alive. He has
contracted to break 16O acres of sod IN
the spring. He is getting ready for
1896.
16 to l! Good news!
Wogan Jensen is buying steers this
winter This goes to show that 1t
don't take township money to do bust
ness.
j. j. Wright bought a new buggy.
Jackson township isn't going back
wards, and even the boys will have
something to say by next election.
The wheat is growing fast; also the
rye. Can the old parties say as muchi
No, they are going to die.
William Corp recently had siz
mile chase on foot, after horse. Nc
damage reported.
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j.. F.
COLUMBIA

The snow and fine sunshine that
followed, last week has startedGthe
fwheat to growing nicely.
Dell Hitler is able to be out again.
Quite a kick Dell.
J. W. McClaren butchered fat
beef last week. Mes is good place
to get square meal.
A spelling "bee'' last Tuesday even
ing. After recess the patrons Of Colum-
bia and Colony organized literary
society. Let the entire neighborhood
take hold and make the society sue
cess.
Ike Wood and family, of Belpre,
were visiting friends III this vicinity
last week.
Very few families here have escaped
the whooping cough. Cookers twins
have been fortunate so far.
A. j. Wllkerson is one ahead, by
getting to entertain the first parties
migrating to Ohio City. Tom Evans
thinks they should have called on the
Register of Deeds first.
Prayer meeting at j. w. McClaren's S
Friday evening.
B. F. Pierce was in Kinsley last
Saturday, the first time in four weeks.
Frank Sturdevant will debate at the
Literary next Tuesday evening. The
question-ResOlved, That our standing
army is detriment. Fletcher on the
affirmative, Sturdevant the negative.
BILLY BLUE.
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Much has been said from time to
time of the revolutionary tactics of the
pOpulist, and it may not he amiss to
uOte the tactics of the republicans in
the Senate in the late scrap over the
printer ship, when tie Lieutenant
Governor undertook to represent the
Senate of the state in joint session
with the House.
The situation with regard to the
prihtership is just this: The Senate
WAS in session during the time that n
joint session is purpcrted to have been
held. uence, there could be no joint
session of the Senate and House of
Representatives, aud 10 state printer
was elected, and this situation was
brought about by the unwarranted
action of the republican senators them
selves. The popul,st senators not
being in the least responsible therefor,
they never having refused to NEE,
with the House in joint session, but
simply having maintained its preroga.
tive of discussing the PROVISIONS of the
House joint resolution. pending which
discussion the republican members oi
the Senate walked out Press.
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use in the schools of our county has
no more words in it than has the
average individuals vocabulary. Then
at least one-fourth of the words are
such rs were in use at the time of
George Washington's grandmother,
and are out OF date entirely now.
Why not drop these eold-fashioned books
and have something modern and up
with the times.
The entertainment at Union last
evening was Il success, both financially
and socially. The boys must be
specially commended for god behavior.
The Arkansas travellers have re-
turned and there is some reason to
fear that they may locate among us,
as they found nothing to smt them
while they were gone.
Miss Jennie White and Ira Parker
have had relapse of the whooping
cough.
Ira Tam's little glrl, Ethel, got a
shoe button in her nose and caused
some anxiety till her mother. succeeded
in getting it out.
Another meeting will be held to-
morrow night to try to perfect the
organization of an Educational Asso-
citation.
PRII NTupnpJvr
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KlNSlEY. EDWARDS COUNTY, KANSAS, JANUARY 25 1895

been loosing ground, even in the SEN
ate, ever since 1t was pointed out that
no official government investigation
had ever been made, either of the feasi-
bility of the proposed canal, The money
already spent by the canal company,
or, OF what has actually been done
toward building the canal. There are
plenty of statements as to these things,
but they all emanate from those who
are interested in the canal company.
There is much more probability that
congress will merely authorize an Off
cial investigation to be made, than that
it will paSs the canal bill. If such an
investigation were thoroughly made
some very interesting things would lie
found out.
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Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
LEWIS.

Squarm ahead.
Fine weather the past week.
Mrs. Baxter is sick.
P. A. Ostrander and wife have gone
to Rush Center.
Mrs. g. s. wright and Mrs. d. Me
Lewis were shopping in Kins,ey Tues
day.
will DAVIS is on the grunt and Chas.
Buchanan is running the section this
week.
Lewis Literary meets every Thurs
day evening. { Come one come all both
great and small.
c. S. wright has improved his store
by adding new flue.
James Ray has finished moving his
house from Greensburg.
W. NJ. Haw,e7 has an outfit in
Greensburg, moving house to his
farm.
Dan Fisher and his pitching broncho
created quite circus Ill town Satur-
day, which was reproduced by our pho
tographer.
d. NJ. Brewer was il Greensbure
the first of the week, looking after n
building which he recently purchased.
I. J. Bacon is working for. .McLewis,
repairing the houses moved from
Greensburg.
c. s. wright received a car load of
coal Monday night and VIII. Isareal
did the unloading act.
So many of our people are sojourn-
ing between here and Greensburg that
news is scarce.
JAY Bird.
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Bonded Security, $4,000.
}. NJ. LEWIS, JR., Agent.

This Investment Company is designed to
take the place, to some extent, Of life 1nsur-
ance.
In lite Insurance you have to die to win.
The Pan-American plan is that your certih-
cate dies an.l you to reap the benefits
We issue and sell $40 certificates for $0, on
which you pay S,.25 each month. Each GER
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and the coupons are paid as fast as they
mature.
This company being conducted ON the same
accumulative plan life insurance COM
psnies. it VIII he seen that 1t will be as able
to meet its certificates when they come due
as are life insurance companies.
Realizing the fact that great desire pre-
walls among the American Psople 20 Lay by q
sum annually for a rainy DAY. this company
was created to encourage such frugality to
the greatest extent, and for the best means
in aiding all alike ia this direction. In this
we propose to give the people the best Ind
safest method extaut in instaliment invest
nent.
To all doubling TEomases we say: Come
into our office and investigate before giving
your opinion. We Will furnish you the
names and addresses of parties to who n
over $l,1OO was paid curing the month oil
September.
We seek honest investigation. Cali at my
office.
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SOUTH BROWN.

This is as fine winter weather as if
we were making it ourselves.
The high winds of Sunday and Mon
day started a few high points to drift
ing.
j. S. Craft and family were visiting
at H. Hixcn's Sunday.
n. Parkhurst was in Kiowa county
Sunday.
The excitement il, South Brown last
week was over the prospective forma-
ton of Syndicate" to purchase a
herd of Liliputian cattle. Consider
able stock was pledged but as yet
nothing permanent has been done,
except the securing Of one pair of
horns. For further particulars inquire
at this Office.
C. w. Scott was doing business in
Kinsley Monday.
Rev. Gibson will preach at Bethel
next Sabbath, the 27th.
Harry Hixon is preparing to put out
about 500 acres of corn in the spring
He has faith in Kansas-and Irl Hicks
The herd law will not he repealed
in Edwards county for some time yet.
1t would only be in the interest of a
very few to do so. South Brown is
forrinst it. We stake our reputation,
rs lawyer, that the patent of the
United States to Il tract of land in the
county Outranks any order tile com
missiOners can make. Uncle Samue
Will protect ,ls. SO let the little clique
that are agitating free range go ahead
as they are just worrying themselve
aud doing us 10 hurt.
UNo.
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THE republicans have steadily trie d
to make the women of Kansas believe
that they were in favor of woman
suffrage, but Lobdell shows his hard
and the republican tactics III naming
/, committee on the Political Rights of
women. Nearly every member, as
their names indicate, is a foreigner.
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SUNDAY last, ministers in three
leading churches of Topeka preached
against the selection of Burton as
United States senator, and Hamilton
hall, the largest in the city, was
crowded with people. under the aus
pices of the ministerial union, and
resolutions were adopted denouncing
Burton. Still, this moral lepper came
within two votes of being the caucus
nominee.
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FELlSBCRG.
UNO.

Editor Graphic:
The weather for the past few days
has been very trying, especially to
delicate people and those convalescent
with coughs.
Your correspondent has often won
dered why some of The out-Of-date
methods and materials of past period
are not displaced by educators. In the
matter of text books the speller III
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WE feel that We owe the republican
party an apology. We have long
believed that the party could swallow
any kind Of a nausiating dose, but it
could not swallow Burton.
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NET ADAMS says that it will only
take a few days to GUST Art Lupfer.
There is no question as to Lupfer
having received Il good, round majority,
but the returns from one precinct came
in tied with blue, instead of a red
ribbon. At least if that's not exactly
the case it represents the idea.
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LAST fall the republicans claimed
that they represented the only party
friendly to silver. The test was ap-
piled in the state Senate this week and
the vote stood: Is pOpulists for, to II
republicans against, the endorsing of a
resolution favOring silver.
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PROHIBITION that don't prohibit is
getting black eye. Even Maine is
talking of resubmission, bill to that
effect having been recently introduced
in the legislature of that state.
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ART LUPFER, of Pawnee county.
says he does not expect that the legis-
lature will give his seat to Booth but
that lot of the republicans want to
60 to Topeka, and have their expenses
paid by the state.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-01-25

MISSOURI comes to the front with a
bill to restrain ladies from wearing
large hats III the theatres. Now if
they will just add churches We will
endorse the bill,
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On the 23rd the House Ousted c. G..
wightman, populjst frC m Greeley coun-
ty, and gave the place to A. M. Glen,
republican. Lupfer comes next.
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LOBDELL has finally discovered Mr..
wright, and appointed him on the
committee Of Political Rights of
women -
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THE turning down of Ralph Burton
is distinct slap at immortality.
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SENATOR-ELECT BAKER is said to
be mighty good man-for a republi-
can.
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The republican redeemers have
begun the good work-casting out
Burton.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1895-01-25

BILL Cook has been landed in jail
at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
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The income tax appropr iation went
through the senate without division
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Official Statement
JAY BIRD.

VI tne FINANCIAL onditiOn of the Kinsley
Bank, at hInsley. state of Kansas, at the
CLOSE & or business on the l0th day of Jnnu,
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Economy and Frugaluy
-. Stepping Stones to Wealth
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
Hon. Tbos H. Balm, Pres. and Legal Adviser
H. b. Huffman, V. Pres. and Gen. Manager
IL. w. Huffman, I'd v. Pres. and Asst sec
= r. Day Secretary
0r Nj Edison Treasurer
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
H. 3. HUFFMAN, DEf
DIR. A. NJ. EDISON.
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X. A. M.
Ripsley Charter. No. I3. Il. A. NJ. meets
every FIRST and third Tuesday in each month.
g. f. Spurgin, Sec. Fl. Is. Pierce, II. T.
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A. }. u. w.
KinsIey Lodge, A. o. q. w. meets second
and fourth Friday in each month.
{. L. ID. Culyer. Eec. n. Roberts, ii. w.
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1t Degius to look AS if the Nicaragua
of congress is concerned. The bill has
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27
Arranging for Spring Races.

The Richmond Riding and DriVinS Asso-
citation Is rapidly growing in numbers
and the indications now are that by the
first of March the membership viii num-
Der not less than 80 men. Much inter-
est is being manifested in the organlza-
ton. and some of the most prominent
tmsiness men in the city are joining the
club which has as its object Improvement
in the breeding ala training OF me horses'
All members who join the association pc
fore the first of March will be regarded
as charter members, and will have no
initiation fee TO pay. The board or Ill
rectors will meet tomorrow night at the
Exchange Hotel, when the preliminary
steps in the matter of getting UP spriiS
race meeting will be taken. There is
no doubt of the fact that events oil this
nature always advertise a city to adVan-
tage. and bring visitors that would De
very hard to reach in any other way. Ii
the association meets with the proper sup
port from the citizens, a four days meet
ing will be given, with possibly iour
races each day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27

7 lbs. White A Sugar for 25c.
Best GranuIated Sugar, &c. per ID.
Light Brown Sugar, &c. per Id.
Good Green Rio Coffee, iSc. per 10.
Navy Beans, 7c. per at.
Black-Eye Peas, &c. per at
Sweet Potatoes, ioc. per peck.
Irish Potatoes, 2oc. per peck.
Xxx Fancy Flour, s2.75 per Dbl. or
iSc. per sack.
BoneleSs Goldfish, &c. per ID.
Graham Flour, 21ac. per ID.
Oyster Crackers, &c. per ID.
Crackers, &c, per Id.
Large Lump Starch, &c. per ID.
Washing Powders, Sc. per package.
, lbs. Best Cream Cheese for 25c.
Best Switzer Cheese, Zoe. per ID.
Currant Jelly, &c. per ID.
Virginia Apple Butter, &c. per 10.
Onions, 25c. per peck.
Sour Pickles, CSC. per gal.
Bread Soda, &c. per lb.
Whole Sifted Pepper, ioc. per ID.
Oil Sardines, &c. per box.
Mustard Sardines, SC. per box.
t25-lb. Sack Salt, 55c.
Country Smoked Jowls, &c. per h..
10 lbs. Virginia Buckwheat for
CSC.
Best New Crop New Orleans Mo-
lasses, doc. per gal.
Best Hams, nc. per 10.
California Hams, sc. per 10.
Breakfast Bacon, &c. per ID.
Pure Lard, &c. per 10.
Best Ginger Snaps, SC. per lb.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27
Uopkirs TO Hang.

The Supreme Court of Appeals sent yes
terday 10 the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county the certificate OF their refusal TO
grant the writ of error in the case or
Morris Hopkins, the negro murderer. Inc
case will now be certified TO the County
Court, and Judge Wickham VIII probably
sentence Hopkins at the next term.
The school board of Varina and FAR
field districts held its monthly meetings
at the courthouse yesterday afternoon
The teachers of those districts were given
orders on the county treasurer Tor sala-
ries for the month past, and otner rou-
tine business was disposed of. Miss
Vaughan, of Barton Heights. was elected
to the position of teacher Of the school at
that place, made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Mass Sallie hartman.
William Johnson tcolored), charged WIN
stealing one yellow dog, the property OF
Abram Williams, was sent on TO the Srahd
Jury by Justice G.. G.. Vincent
In the clerks office of the County Court
Yesterday a marriage license was issued
TO Andrew w. Fisher and Mamie NJ Jel-
lie.
The colored teachers association also
met in the courthouse and transacted
routine business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27
News From Fulton.

4 reading room has been opened at the
Fulton Baptist church, where all are CUT
miss Miss Rnth FuIford, of Portsmouth, IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jonn w Wv
Daugherty. on Nicholson street. She eA-
poets to stay several weeks -,,...
Mrs. Minor is quite sick at her resldehce
at Powhatan, just below fuit0 S,ou,, ro-
Mr.. William McLalne and FANNY re-
moved last week TO MecklenburS county,
Va Mr. McLaine sold out fecently ~
some western people, VINO nave N HdOr Ma
the McLane homestead, on the ne" Mar
m. Michael Roach died Thursday at
his residence. on orleans street re
leaves a widow. several sons ana dausn-
ter Mr.. Roach was a naive OF Iounty
Glare. Ireland but has resided III fultoh
for the past thirty or forty years, anu
during that time until year ago Wds
trusted emplOye at the lower gas WoIhs;
lie was buried Yesterday morning. at ~
O'Clock from ST. Patrick's church, toa
The Rev. John w. Daugherty pfeacheu
To a large and attentive congregation at
the Fulton Baptist church on w euh1S-
day night. His subject was Temper.
Miss Nellie Sheehan has returned honie
after a delightful visit of several weeks
to friend and relatives in baltimore
Mr.. George Cornwall, of Wilton fatH,
has returned home after several weeks
visit to Rochester, Albany and Ne"
Mr.. John p. Martin, whose condition
has been so serious, is reported 10 De
improving. ...o. &,
No new developments are reported N
regard to the Gogan robberles; 80,
Mr.. William simmons, VINO mas 9een
very i'll at his residence, on Nichoisoh
street, is reported TO be much better.
4 social entertainment was gwen al
the residence of Mr.. A. Bufhn THURSDAY
night. Messrs. Thad. Livesay ana M ii,,c-
son Barber furnished excellent string
music and Miss Ida Spear both vocal and
Instrumental music Liter EeiresNI T6oss
nresent were Misses Pearl Buflin, Emma
Parr, Mary Bufin Sarah Brnnt Elihe
Romer Jennie Romer Mags is,, Pos1 r S,c-
ida Spear' Jennie Stagg, Rosa Stage, Lula
Marks. Mrs. ]. ia. Minson; Mrs. "A.
Buffin, Mrs. II. W. Stage Mrs H. =.
Scammell, Messrs. j. I'd. Minson, CHARLES
Armstead, Ainslie Post, Ed. LINDSAY,
Thad. Livesay, Madison Barber }, v.
Buffin, Joseph j. Minson. Charles Mundie,
David Cobb. II. w. Stage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27

with execrable weather and an excep-
tionally full social programme against
them the four lectures delivered by
Marion Hariand Mrs. Terhune) In the In
terest OF that noble charity the Home tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27

Marvin's Soda Crackers, sc. per lb.
Thistle Brand Tomatoes, SC. per can.
Good Corn, Sc. per can.
Small Early June Peas, toc. per can.
Homemade Preserves, a lbs. for 25c.
String Beans, &c. per can.
Mountain Roll Butter, zoe. per h.
Jap Brand Roasted Coffee, in pound
papers, best you ever drank, 2oc.
per Id.
Home Made Mince Meat, &c. per lb.
Best BoneleSS Goldfish, sc. per ID.
; lbs. imported Macaroni for 25c.
Good Mixed Tea, 25c. per ID.
2 Cans of Best Table Peaches for 2'c.
Large N. c. Roe HerrinGS, ~ doz.
for 25c.
Sugar Cured Shoulders, 7c. per Id.
2 Cans Best Salmon for csc.
Pound Box Best Baking Powder, roc.
Salt Pork, 615c. per lb.
Best Carolina Rice, SC. per ID.
Best City Neal, sc. per bush.
Old Rye Whisky, 4 years old, 81
per gal.
Blackberry Wine, homemade, SOC.
per gal.
Good Rye Whisky, sr.25 per gal.
Snow Flake Patent Family Flour, s.
per bbl. or 2oc. per sack.
Silver King, Minnesota, Patent Fam
ily,. the best sold, $3.50 per Dbl. or
23c. per sack.
New California Raisins, SC. per ID.
New Currants, &c. per Id.
New Citron, Ioc. per 10.
German Mustard, Ioc. per at.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27

Incurables. they were decidedly q sue
cess, and netted snug sum lot the
institution. whose worthtness is 20 APP
parent that names are peanS auueu ~
Inv. list OF its friends each day. IL asks
the interest OF all TO whom the iDcurapiy
sick poor are objects OF pity. ana IL deep
ly appreciative OF any expression, now
ever modest, which that interest may
take.
Professor Reinhaardt has now in train
Ing a number Of the handsomest and
most popular girls I'm the city. for parti-
cipatiOn In the concert to be given on
February 2ed by the Beethoven Orches-
ira of baltimore. for the benefit of the
She1tering Arms Hospital. In this con-
necuon 1t may be well to remind the pub
lie that the hospitals expenses are in
creased In proportion 10 It's capacity, and
that, being distinctly a free hospital. IT
Is entirely dependent upon the Kings
Daughters OF the State and charitable
friends for support.
The past work OF the hospital has an
eloquedlce which cannot be strengthened.
The Richmond public viii not fail TO
respond TO 1t, 1t IS hoped and believed
The Free Dispensary 11S west Cary
street. which has for many months been
accomplishing work as noble as quiet,
will on February LIST open a maternity
OF the worthy poor who require us shei,
ter and care. While fallen women VIII
not be excluded, the preference VIII be
given, justly, to others.
Mrs. Conway Barksdale VIII be me
matron In charge. and an efficient trained
nurse has been engaged.
The Board Of Managers consists OF n nI1s'
William Hill, president: Mrs. y. e; Pres"
ton Mrs. a. II. Meyer. Mrs. ID. ID: raj
ley, Mrs. Matthew Gilmore, Mrs. ); II.
Hockaday, Mrs. Thomas Mcmahon, MIS-.
w. Tanner, Mrs. W. j. Whltehurst, MRS.
Jacob Reinhardt. Mrs. T.. 7. ID. Myers
and Mrs. ]. w. Harrison.
Any of these ladies viii be exceedlngy
Intelligent sympathy may sugRest-bed
linen. furniture. groceries, underclothing
etc. - ~,
The physicians in charge Of the Dispen-
sarv are Drs. Edward Mccarthy, David
McCaw, James +. Roy and - Spaulding
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A Profitable Iuyesim ent.

The Commercial Building and Loan AS
sociation offers its fuii-paid certificates
of stock at $50 per share,
This stock pays cash dividend OF d
Inc profits of the association. For
further information. address Commercial
Building and Loan Association, So3 Main
street, Richmond, Va,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27

the hall of the House of Delegates. Hon
William Writ Henry will deliver the sec.
ond OF the series OF lectures under the
auspices of the Virginia Historical So
ciety. II is anticipated that 1t will be one
course. which ~ a most attractive 0ne.
m will be remembered that the Lectures
are free TO the public. and that they
are but the expression OF the society )
support.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-27

We will allow per cent. interest on
money deposited with us. either shor!
or long time.
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.