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these diseases come from the same cause
and they undoubtedly dot is certainly
plaIn that the medicine that will cure
the cause will cure the disease.
This was the theory Of Or. II. V.
Pierce of Buffalo, n. Y, and much
study. experiment and concentrated fef-
fort brought forth the preparation which
for thirty years has been sold under the
name OF DR.. Pierces Golden Medical
Discovery. In this wonderful medicine
there are combined just those ingredients
which purify and stimulate every force
Of the body. and which seek out as
ease germs wherever they may be ana
exterminate them quickly, certainly ana
infallibly.
TIL discovery OF this marvellous remedy
was the result OF the combination OF
Ioo-ic and common sense with thorough
knwledge Of the great facts or the science
Of medicine. II IS the discovery OF
man who has for thirty years been recos-
nized as a leader in his profession. VINO
has been for thirty years the chief con-
sulting physician and surgeon or the IN
valids' Hotel and Surgical institute Oh
RuffoIo y. y. perhaps the most I'M
,,orts,t institution of its kind IN the
world. For more than n quarter OF
century this wonderful medicine has been
doing its work Of healing all over tho
World. and thousands upon thousands or
grateful people who have been made wen
bv II have written the most glowing ana
grateful letters 10 its discOverer. IL IS
secret preparation, I'm the sense that us
discoverer has no publicly divulged lis
Ingredients This has naturally made IL
unpopular with physicians. whose pa
ticnts IL has cured after they had iall'"'
There has been n good reason for pre-
serving this secrecy. II the Ingredients
were known, many people would believe
that they could make a preparation Just
as good by using the same component
PARTS This is not true. for the care m
preparation. and in procuring eXaclly
the proper quality OF drugs has per
laps MS much to do with the efficiency
Of the medicine as the character Of rs
ingredients. As it is the wonderful Sue
cess Of the Golden Medical Discovery
has caused II 10 be initiated. and has
caused tho preparation OF many articles
said to be similar. There IS nothing that
approachos II I'm certainty and efficiency.
The druggist who offers you something
else. which he SAYS IS "just as good IS
not an honest man. He is not safe
man 20 deal with. II he tries 20 give
you something else IN place of what you
want how do you know that he will MI
your doctors prescription properly? II
he will endoavor to substitute one prep
aration for another simply FOR the sake
Of a llttle added profit Will lie not I'm the
same way substitute n cheaper drug for
the one your doctor specifies?
II vou have n lingering cough. II you
the weak and rundown" II your diges-
ton rs out or order II your blood is inn
pure and You are troubled with pimples'
blotches and oruptions; II you are ner-
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as president. the association commence
it's work I'm the rooms in the on hbIdl9
building now occupied as the Hla47 "t
morv. There was held that memorial
Congress of Nations i'm which our nome
Ladies Auxiliary lrst distinguished mem
selves. hy raising the funds 10 nuili anu
cOuip the gymnasium, which was "t-
stroyed by IRE ia 1850. About TINS TIME
also, was held those famous star
courses" Of entertainments, which are
spoken Of as wonderful. even q This day.
In 1883 the association changed It's quar-
tcrs to the odd Fellows building. where
Il good work was done. Mr.. Morgan re-
signed after three and nall years SGT
vice. and was succeeded by Al. X. -
EccrtOn. lie was followed 10y Mr. i. W.
Jones and the year after Captain l.. J..
Marks was made president ana devoted
much time 10 the work. The great fire
of November Z. lSN9, destroyed the rooms
of the association I'm the odd Fellows
building. and with them the library and
an Of the records OF the association. so
that we are unable TO give exact data.
In January. 1890. the association began
again it's work. taking the rooms on Syca-
more street. which they occupied until
last week. were so Crampcd that a build
ing devoted 10 its work was seen TO be
q necessity and the Board az Directors
soon appointed the building committee
90 prepare the plans and take charge OF
the work. Capt. Marks continued ass pres
ident until the spring OF $3.50, when he
was succeeded by X. B. Davis. Esq. and
during his administration the building. so
long i'm process. has ar length become an
accomplished fact. The association has
mad a number OF general secretaries. The
Rev ". j.. Best was the first and was
succeeded in turn by Messrs. G. 4. Lick
lidcr. Porter Hardy. A. Il. Goodchild. the
lamentod Hugh Cousins who endcared TO
every one died I'm oflce). +. l.. Cleveland.
and Acting Secretaries. {. 5. Dorrance
ana l.. W. Hulelns.
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DEATH is EVERYWHERE.
Disease Germs Are Even More DGadli
than tue ASSaSSin'S Dagger.
NO ONE Is SAFE, HOPLACElSSACRE

Disease claims the just and the unjust
1t is no respector OF persons or places.
IL Is just as likely to overtake the deVont
man at the altar as the ruildn IN the
disgraceful dive. The germs are every
wherein the air We breathe, IN the Ioou
we cat, in the water We drink. mere ID
no way OF escaping them except Dy Keep
ing perfectly strong and well. \ germ
can ind 10 lodging ia a healthy pody'
Pure Wood is an impenetrabie arinor
asanst disease. a perfectly pure, hedithy
bo1y Nis no place ~ which a germ may
loaBe. such body may come IN con-
tact with thousands OF germs and never
be hamed by them. Germs and pure
blood will not mix; there IS no affinity
between them. They are like oil and
water. They may come in contact for a
hundred years and neither viii affect the
other. Germs are bred and propagaied
by and in impurities. The germ theory
Is established IL is proven, demonstfa-
tea fact. There IS now no question
about 1t. The lack 'nat you can't see
them means nothing at ALI N0u can't
SEQ mat ;here IS anything alive ln piece
or fresh dead meat, or in pure, whole
some cheese. Let them a.one awhile.
let them become impurc. and then look
at them. Tho germs mat lodged in them
have become developed, have grown and
pf@Iacaiod When there is disease In the
boly that same tt'ng IS goilg on.
There Is a theory tina, al disease is
caused by congestion OF tho blood. or in
ilammation which is practically the same
thing. Wherever there IS congestion.
stagration OF the blood. there is sure TO
De impurity. As iolg as the blood is
circulating freely ADD 1T is pure there is
no stasnation. DO lnfs nmauon. no con-
gesiion. a br',.se stops the circulation
at tho point a. which Il IS received. At
that point there IS an impcdiment I'm tho
circulation Of the blood il COLLECTS
There in the veins and by remaining
there when II ought TO be IN tho lungs
for publication. fl becomes impure and
unhealthy. and that makes the spot sore
II there Is q weak spot in the body and
4 germ lodges there 10 Immediately stops
the circulation IN that spot. The next
germ that comes finds a place prepared
for ~. The germs thrive wonderfully.
They increase magicaiiy. Pretty soon
the whole body Is FUN OF them. The
blood is fuil ~ them. carrying them
everyWhore-ali over the system. Tic tis-
sues that arc wasted and are crying FOR
pure. rich blood have the gorm-infccted
blood forced upon them. The blood IS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
LninNahie Gnrtien rnrfy-

The garden party OF the Ladies' Hebrew
Benevolent Association Will take place at
BlandOn Park on Thursday June 4th
the afternoon there viii he a donkey
party and other amuscIncnts for the chill
drcn. Dcvillod crabs. all kinds Of sand
witches. ice-cream. cake coffee. tea, milk g.
lemonade. etc, etc. will Dee served az very
moderate prices. This is a very worthy
charity. and il is hoped that a large
crowd win be present. Those who have
donated tongues. cake. etc. Will please
send them on Wednesday, june 81. TO
Mrs. Samuel Cohen. 30 east Grace street.
and order ice-crcam 20 De sent 10 Bian-
don Park on Thursday, june ith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.
STEPS TAKEN AGATNsTT THE SPREAD
or UNsOUND MINDS.
a Negro Dude From New York IL Locked
Up as a Suspicious Character-A negro
Woman Attempts to Carve Another.

Yesterday was Decoration-Day, and
there was also a morning baseball game
and as a consequence OF the two attrac-
tons. Justice John did not inger long
in the White Chamber. and the attend
ance was smaller than usual.
The first case called was that OF Johh
Connor. white who was charged win
threatening tho life OF his wife, Mrs.
Sarah Connor. Only a few weeks ago
John was charged with the same offence
but swore off from drinking and was
discharged.
Justice John was rather inclined TO
give Conner some time Tor reflection.
but the wife was very urgent In her
plea for his liberty. and Ilissonner
thought that If the threatened wife could
tnke chances on the release Il was all
right, so John wds allowed to depart with
his better half.
Byron T. Clark. Is a New York negro
and he is as full Of airs as music box
lie wears n polished silk hat fancy
striped clothes. and n scarf IN that
looks Ike a locomotive headlight.
His face Is as black os the bottom OF
n coal shaft. and he talks like a veteran
barber.
lie is very particular about having his
name put correctly ana any man who
would neglect to write or pronounce the
byron part would offend him
Cor all time. Byron was arrested on
the general charge Of being a suspicious
character. This docs not mean that
Byron himself is a suspicious character,
but 81 means that other people are
suspicious Of his character and therefore
he was duly anchored by the vigilance Of
Detective Gibson.
At the station Byron was found 20
have concealed in his hip pocket n muir
DEMONSTRATING pistol, about a foot long,
carrying a bullet as big as a baseball.
This looked as If he had
been mislnformed as to tho
general poaceablencss Of the citi-
IONS here. or had anticipated an attack
from grizzly bears or a herd Of frenzied
elephants.
The officers seem 70 think that Byron
has some deep laid achcme or plot
against the place and diglity Of the Com
monwealth. 50 he was fined so for car
ryine n cannon and committed 20
Jail until June 9th. on the former charge.
CASUAL CRIMES.
Frank Robinson. colored. Is thought 70
be OF unsound mind. OF course this
IS no crime, but Justice John IS of tho
opinion that the disease should not be
allowed 10 gain any further foOthOld i'm
the city. and be had Robinson locked
M and proper sanitary efforts made 70
avoid anything Ike an epidemic during
the balance Of the baseball season.
The regular disease Of unsound mind.
should not be confoundc1 with Insanity
or permanent distraction.
An unsound apple may be one with
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by and n sink with its appurtenanccs,
hot and cold water. drip board. &c. are
there. while along TWO sides OF the
room are attractive CuphOards. with
screen doors. and below are yard wide
counters with nicely arranged pantries
underneath. This kitchen. with an It's ac-
cessOrlcs FOR dining and fcasing. COM
an ideal arrangement fOr festivals, &c.
THE AUDITORIUM
The gem Of the building remains 10 be
visited. IL Is the auditorium. This is
little short of triumph OF architectural
skin. The platform, II feet deep. by 80
Ia width. Is ample 20 accommodate speak
crs and 4 large number or guests. Tine
floor has the proper slope. and Coz opera
chairs invite occupancy 4 large sky
light. with col0rcd cathedral glass on
hinges, gives ventilation. ana with side
windows. give ample light by day. while
the almost myriad incandcscout lamps
produce q brilliant light at night The
acoustics are said 10 be perfect ana The
means OF exit viii admit Of cmptyinG the
hall In two minutes. handsome drop
curtain for The stage has been received.
ana Will soon be In position.
The gymnasium. stlil incomplete, includ-
ing swimming pool and running track Ia
another building in the rear separated
from the main building by an area ten
feet Wide. 80 as 10 obyiate any annoy
ance 10y noise. and is connected with the
association rooms By stairwsys and u
bridge.
Three handsome stores bccupy the
ground floor Of the main building while
the third floor will be devoted 10 class
rooms and dormitories. where young
rnon. coming az strangers, may ind lodg-
~ rooms with al the comforts OF .
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Common Sense Medical Adviser" con-
talns information and advice in plain Ian
guage which every man and woman
ought TO possess. II is splendid thou-
sand-and-eight-page book. profuseiy IL
Illustrated with accurate engravings ana
colored plates. The former editions oil
six hundred and eighty thousand copies
wero sold at $50 each. The profits on
this enormous sale enable DR.. Pierce 10
distribute the present edition OF half-a-
million copies absolutely free TO anyone
who will send p cents IN onc-cent stamps
10 pay the cost of mailing only and en-
close in the letter the little numbered
coupon printed here. 10 be slipped from
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
Westmoreland Climb. Richmond. w.

Westmoreland Climb, Pichmond. Va.
At a special meeting Of the Board Of
Management of the Westmoreland Club.
held IN the club house this May Is. 1896.
Resolved. Ia the death OF Charles FL
liott Wcrtham. late president OF this
club. we desire 20 affirm his zeal and
efficiency I'm all things pertaining TO the
higher interests of this institution.
As a. member. companion and friend
we attest a character ruled by the high
est principles OF rectitude. urbanity and
consideration 10 all; deep affection.
Eentieness. and loyalty 10 those who bore
him intimate relations.
The secretary Of the club f. instructed
10 enter this testimony upon me rec
ords and 10 convey copy thereof 10 The
family OF the deceased with the assur-
ance of a full sympathy I'm their be-
reaVoment.
by order Of Board OF Management
WcstmOrcland Club.
J. p. MOSBY.
Secretary ana Treasurer.
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The following grand jury has been
drawn for the June term OF the IIonrico
County Court: Jacob w. Nuckols. 7. II.
Crump, william T. Ford, j. ". Penick,
X. y. Cross. William Scott, II. D. Smith;
Alexander Brown, Daniel b. Jordan. X.
7. Wilson. l.. II. Herbert and Louis Nh
Ter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Now IS your chance TO secure n nice
little home in a fine noighborhood near
the city. in quantities 10 suit all. Six
teen farms. 20 30 acres each. az auc-
tion June lth at 3.3O o'clock =. 81, on
the premises. Pulliam's Store. For par
ticuars call on the auctioneers, a. Royal
Dc Co, Manchester, Va.
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COT pom

this paper. Address. Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association. Buffalo. y. Y. This
free volume Is precisely the same a the
former editions except that IL IS bound I'm
strong paper covers. II you desire the
French cloth, embossed binding enclose
ten cents extra (3l cents IN alb 10 cover
the extra cost OF the handsomor and
moro durable binding.
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on and after today ". A. Crcnshaw
can be found at No. 1913 east Main
street. opposite the post-oficc whore he
will be pleased 10 furnish 70 bis friends
and the public generally Insurance In
frst-cass COMPANIES and ~ low rales.
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Low rate. 70 PItt.burg via n. and o.

Tho saengerbund OF North America will
meet I'm Plttsburg June sth 10 I'm.
In pursuance OF its usual liberal policy
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad Will sell
round-trip tickets TO Pittsbarg from all
stations on IT'S line. for all trains June
GU To Sth. valid for return trip until June
18th. al one single far for the round trip.
Tickets will also be on sale at offices
OF all connecting lines.
For fun information address Arthur q.
Lewis. Passenger Agent. No. 90 Main
street, Norfolk Va.
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WHY Is IT" that Polk Miller AItai-
ian Insect Powder has no equal - an
exterminator OF FLIES. RpACHES, and
other inaocts2 BECAUSE " IS the gon-
uine article. put mp In bottles only never
in hulk, 10 protect our customers as
well as ourselves from tho numerous imi-
tafions with which the market i9 Hooded.
For sale hy an leading drug and grocery
stores. at 10. o. and zoe.
POLk MILER DRUG co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoYIa.
We close at 6 p. NJ. Saturday excepted.
ROTHERT & Co,
Broad and Fourth streets.

on and after to-day ". a. Crenshaw
can be found az No. 1913 cast Main
street. opposite the post-ofice where he
will be pleased 20 furnish TO his friends
and the public generally Insurance I'm
hrst-cass companies and at low rates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

You KNOW A GOOD THING when you
SEE IT. then learn 90 appreciate good
thing WHEN YOT TRY iT by purchasing
a bottle Of POLK MlLLERS ITALIAN
INSECT POWDER. which VIII ehectually
rid your house Of Flies. Reaches. and
other troublesome insects. For sale On
20 %. and zoe. bottles by an leading drug
and grocery stores. The GENUINE
powder never sold ir bulb.
POLK MILLER DRUG COMPANY.
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Only SlOO Round Trip To Norfolk, Old
Point or NeWpnrt News.

Saturday night. June 18Th at 10 p. ",
on steamer Pocahontas. Returning
steamer leaves Old Point 7.15 =. NJ Nor
folk p. NJ. and Newport News 9.45 =.
NJ. Sunday, arriving az Richmond about
1870 A. NJ. Electric cars meet steamer
Tickets also good 10 return the following
Tuesday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Excursion tickets will Doe sold via the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway TO Staun-
ton and return at one and one-third fare
Tor the round-trip.
Rate from Richmond S545 for the round
trip.
Tickets will bo sold June 81, 81, and 4th
limited % expire June 9Th.
Trains leave Richmond 1920 4. NJ, 2.l5
Z. NJ, and 100 l.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Commencing Monday June 1st. las-
songer train viii be run daily except sum
day between Farmville and Richmond
leaving Farmvnie $3.50 \. A., arriving
Richmond via Southern railway az $40
A. NJ. and via Atlantic Coast Limo il.ol
4. NJ Returning. leave Richmond via
Atiantic Coast Line 9.0J a. ~ and VA
Southern railway 1870 noon, arriving
Farmvllic 4'3J H. ~
r. r. WILSON,
General Passenger Agent
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DESCRIPTION or 1HE NEW NOME
or THE isSOCiiTION.
Oecupicd After Long Years Of waiting an"
Discouragcmcnts--Al History al the "s-
.oclasion and It's Omccrs.

PETERSBURG, May m.-spe''a''-
Aftcr long years Of waiting and discouf
ago,nent of times the new buiidihs o,
The y NJ G.. \. has been op,"," az.
MI can see TINT 70 is thing OF "vu"'s,
ana incomparahle for convenience III ar
~ a. arrangements. 10 stands upon llo
klte OF the old iron-front buildings lh wy
vo-v centre OF business on the pilhcipai
street OF our city and at once al'i'e's
attention and imprcsscs the observer WIN
lis dlTorcncc from the prevalent Styles
OF street architecture. The scin'-eccie-
siasficai character and purpose or the
elrucfuro shine oft without ohtfuslNtncA'
and With pleasing effect ana the con-
frast IS son further marked by the COZ
81 OF tho material ufcd. viz Bun hflchs
with brown brick and galvanized iron
trimmings While lts outward appear
ancc IS such as 10 caGsc feeling OF pride
that our city con boast Of such struc-
turc. IL Us The arrangement OF the inte-
r!or that Wins specially the encomlums
OF every ono az AN vcrscd In the ncccssi-
lies OF Young Mems Christian Association
work
DESCRIPTION or INTERIOR.
Entering the broad arch-doorway I'M
Der the greeting WELCOME on tho
balcony above. you find handsome vcst-
bule doors Of oak. with a large central
heyel plato-rlnee. each surrounded 10y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Buy your patented medicines from the
League Druggists. they are cheaper
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

We VIII sell for one week beginning
McrGay morning. @ o.cock. 5000 pounds
Bright Surar-Curcd Shoulders at Be.
pound tfLMANS son.
Down town stores ie-o-ls22 cast Main
Phone 3i6
Uptown store goo cast Marshall
Phone "a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31
sORROWFUL sINNEEs.

Hester Fowler, a negro woman. was
charged with cutting Marie Allen with
a knife. Hester did not prove a very
expert carver though. 10 be sure. Maria
was no tender bird 10 operate upon.
The wound was slight, and thirty days
was given. in which Hester can get
over her III OF anger.
Annie Jenress and Henrietta Campbell
negroes. were charged with defrauding J
Il. Seabright out Of 50. II seems that
Henrietta bought some furniture on the
instalment plan. and then got Annie TO
sell ~ 20 Goabright. Henrietta got
thirty days and Annie was discharged.
The ease Of Joseph Wellington. the negro
boy who broke the skull OF little Manly
B0ttighcimor with a rock. was called
but as Manly IS still unable 10 be out.
the case was continued until the sth Of
June.
Nike Sidenherg was charged with strik-
Ing Jacob RosenblOom with a stick. The
case was dismissed on the payment of
costs.
John Thomas, negro. who generally
manages to keep his head in HANDBAGS.
was arrested for fighting on the street.
Continued to the 10th Of June.
Mary Wallace alias Ellen Williams. a
negro woman. was charged with obtaining
two bed-spreads from c. H. Oliver. Mary
or Ellen did mt put in an appearance
at court. aud an attachment was issued
for her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

For good reliable Refrigerator, see
R0thert & cos ad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Read the advertisement OF the League
Cut-Rate Druggists.
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II Won want n nice little place IN the
country. near the city. attend Tho aue-
ton eaio june iih. at 1880 o'clock y. VI,
az puiiiam's store on New road sixteen
farms win Joe sold. ranging from . 20
3ss, acres. Terms liberal Tor partic-
ulars call on Augustine Royal & Co,
auctioncers. Manchester VI.
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DO not lau 20 read The sal" OF thq
League Druggists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

Rothert G GO. are milking special
prices on Baby Carriages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

No better stock OF Mofungs are shown
than az Rothert & CO.'S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-31

simply speck upon it, and not necos-
sarily imperfect TO the core. So with
unsOund minds; they are just a trine
dafty. They foster fads and dO queer
things, just 10 be peculiar. or distinguish
ed, as IL We're. Dnsouud minds are not
rare birds at all. but Justice John does
not want 10 encourage their production
here beyond the present status.
On Friday Layinia Daniels was charged
with assauting Annie iianklns both coll
orcd. but Justice John refused 70 send
Layinia 10 jail, because she had five little
children ard no one to look after
them.
Layinia was consequently dismissed, but
this did not suit Annie. so She concluded
10 appeal from the decision, and take
the law In her own hands. When they
got out from the city Hall. Annie Han
kins. with her sister Ellen. and Fanny
Smith pitched upon Lav.nia and her brood
and beat the entire outfit. An attach
ment was issued for the three women.
ana they will be tried on Monday
Robert Ellis and Lewis Lacey. two
negro men, were tried on the charge OF
running a policy-shop In north Second
street. The case was up last week, aud
was postponed for a witness named TIL
man.
Tillman was on hand. and swore he
had never known OF a policy writing In
the house. The case was therefore dis
missed
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We will sell for one week, beginning
Mndiy morning. O'clock. 1900 pounds
Bright Sugar-Cured Shoulders at &C.
pound s. ULLMAN'S son.
Down town stores 1S201s-- east Main
/ hone 3lG.
Uptown store. 500 east Marshall
Phone 3d.