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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Messrs. Kelley & Edwards have re-
turned from Waco. Tex. whittier they
went 10 look after the interests Of the
virginia heirs 10 the estate Of Aaron b..
King in four suits there pending for it,
recovery. King was killed with Colonel
Faunin az the massacre OF Goliad. iE
the Texas war Of independence. and the
lands in question. some 1000 acres were
patented 10 his heirs by the State i-
recognition Of his services. The land Is
occupied by different parties. claiming
undc one Anon B. King. and the chief
question at issue is whether the Captain
King killed at GOliad was named Aaron
OF Anon.
The attorneys report that they have
effected satisfactory settlement of the
principal suit and it is believed that al-
of them viii Doe compromised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

The Board Of Managers Of the Wo-
mans Christian Association met as usual
at zoo east Franklin street Monday az l-
NJ O'Clock. Mrs. NJ. G.. Smith, vice
president. occupied the chair.
Tho board transacted The usual rou-
tine business. Mrs. O.. a. Lyons pee
ported progress of 0n entertainment
6ene gotten up for the benefit OF the
Dav Nursery and Free Kindergarten.
which Will take place in February. IL
is hoped the public Will give liberal
patronage TO this entertainment.
The election of matrOn for the w. {.
4 will take place in january. ANY
one wishing 90 apply for the place must
send in their application. accompanied
by references. boy January 4th. They
must DO addressed TO Mr.. NJ. v KEEL
lorp. care W. O.. Association. she hav-
Ing been appointed hy the board to re-
ceiVe them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Interesting Facts About Hichmond's CHI
,,s .ul other Matters.

Interesting y fff~ thN'f''
zens and Other Matters.
Miss Ethel White. Of Hanover is VS.
iting friends $40 the city.
Jersey cow has been stolen from the
,,rer1ises of the Home for lncurahlcs.
,rto Christmas sale in the sunday
school room of Holy TRINITY ehuir"' VIII
10 continued to-day.
4 special ciyil-service examination Tor
night fireman boo the custom-hou7e was
fc,d yesterday. There were ninc apph
cants for the position.
An adjourned meeting Of the Central
Trade and Labor Council will bee held to-
nieht i'm EUctfs Hail. Business OF spe-
cial importance will be discussed.
I'm the case Of Patrick McDonoush vs..
rdson6 scott I'm the Circuit Court Mon
Iav the suit was decided in favor of MIR
N.cpnoush. and not Mr. s-ot rs Wa
stated.
4 marriage license was granted John B.
Davis and Maud n. Haywood by The
Deputy Clerk Of the Iiusils Cont YES
terdHy.
supicme Organizer John ". Cruott.
of tho Heptasophs. is IN the city. lie
addressed the new couclave recently or
aanizod M Manchester and assisted IT,
the initiation OF n number Of c1ndidat as.
Rev Hartley Carmichael. ID. d.. rec
tor of 81 paurs church delivered ono
of the Rcnnicker series OF Lectures before
the students ~ the Theological Semi
nary. near Alexandra, Va, at noon yes
tcrday.
The Woman Christian Temperance
Union Will hold their popular monthly
meeting at tho Soldiers Homo chapel ON
next Thursday mornius at d o'clock The
meeting Will ho presided over hy Rev.
DIR. ~ ID. Iioee. and they hope to furnish
good music and N enjoyable time for
ail who may attend.
Tnnme no. d. Waf called orr Yesterday
afternoon at 2.i5 % c'rck on "a siill alarm
fr1f1 the residence Of colonel Iufore. rs
vest Franklin IhD alarm wt- 70 fai.a ong
caused hy "a foul chimney. No damage
was done.
T.. Gottschalk. who has been ir the hos
uitgl at the aimshou for three month
because of cuts received in railroad
accident. Left for DIS home FOO Germany
NCndsy. lfe declared that ths trrft-
mont he received 900 the almshouse was
of the highest class.
Superintendent Davis U.s. issuing ON an
average 5000 blocks OF wood "a day to tbs
poor of the city The wood is sawed al
the almshOuse and delivered free 40
those 90 whom Il is given. Each recipient
gets l0 blocks and no one family gft-
wood more than twice during tIe Win
ter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
TO ADD TO THE COLLEGE.
STEPS 10 IST1BLISH Az htiDhhi
md TECHNOLOGICILs SCHOOL.
Committee Appointed by the Trusetsto
Consider These Ouestions-hu'h
Routine Business Transacted.

The Richmond College trustees met
Yesterday afternoon az o'clock I'm SEMI
annual meeting in the basement Of the
Second Baptist church. Hon. ). IT, NJ
Curry presided. Rev. Dr. Upper came
from Baltimore TO attend The meeting
and the body was quite large and the
meeting interesting. The resignation OF
Rev. Dr. W. ". Landrum, now Oh At
lanta, Ca. was received, and Rev. VII
liam l.. Hatcher. -. D., appointed 10
express to the honorod trustee the re-
sret Of the board at giving him up.
ANNUAL REPORT.
The annual report Of the committee
who administer the aid funds OF the 90,
iepe-scholarships and douations-sno" cd
the growth of this department so'nS
tLIrty-li-c men are NaIlOlal4 dlutn, "a
whom twenty-five are old students al"
ten entered this session.
Several requests 20 the college Tor ihe
increase of the aid funls were reported
Ihc presidents report showed -Ol ma
triculates for the session up 10 TINS tiine.
There b. good order. good health, anl
good progress. The increased interest,"
ia laboratory work was noticed and inc
growing tendency toward the study oil
history.
TO ADD NEW DEPARTMENTS.
a committee was appointed TO look
into the question OF establishing am
academy in Richmond, ana another To
revive the question of chronological in
struCtion. The board showed their cor
dial appreciation OF the presidents Work
and granted HIM "A leave OF absence for
the Improvement OF his health. Plans
We're submitted for a change Of pro-
prammc on commencement week, INTO
which The cooperation of the faculty,
alumni. and students will DE invited
The financial secretary reported TO the
board the death of Mr. J. y. HancoX,
~ Stonnington. Conn. and extracts from
his viii, making provisional gifts OF con-
siderable money 10 the corporation
The trustees had am oyster supper he
fore leaving for their homes. and great
ly enjoyed the pleasures Of "a family
board, after six months separation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

No One Can Eemain WEI No Chronic
Disease Can lie Cured Unless the
stomach Is First Made strong
and Vigorous.

This Is plain because every organ H.
the body depends on the stomach for
its nourishment. Nerve, bone. sinew
blood are made from the food which the
stomach converts 10 our use.
How useless TO treat disease with his.
that and the other remedy and neglect
the most important Of all. the stomach.
The earliest symptoms Of Indigestion
are sour rlslngs. bad taste in the mouth
gas I'm stomach and bowels. pllpitation.
all-gone feeling. faininess. headaches.
consultation: later comes loss OF flesh.
consumptlon. liver. and heart troubles.
kidney diseases. nervous prostration. all
OF which are the indirect result of poor
nutrition.
ANY person suffering from Indigestion
shouid make IL a practice 10 take after
each meal one Of stuart Dyspepsia
Tablets. allowing II 10 dissolve I'm the
mouth and thus mingie with the saliva
and enter the stomach IN the most natu-
raj way. These Tablets are highly rec
commended by Dr. Jennson leoause they
are composed Of the natural digestive
acids ana fruit essences which assist the
stomach in dieesting an wholesome food
before IL has time 10 fcrment and sour.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold by
druggists full sized packages at 50 cents.
They are also excellent for inv3iids and
children. \ book on stomach diseases
and thousands OF testimonials OF genuine
cures sent free by addressing Stuart CO..
Marshall. Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
ROYAL trcanum Officers.

Pelvidcre Council. No. 1879. Royal Ar
canum. has chosen the following Off
GERS.
Recent. y. r. Bedford: Vice-Rocent.
Pleasant l.. Reed; Orator j. NJ. Sale.
Past Regent. Charles. y. Bargamin
Secretary Joseph II. Shepherd, Col
lector b. a. Jacob. Treasurer. DR..
Charles \. Mercer. Chaplain, Rev. j.
Calvin Stewart; Guide. Hatton \. Amos
Warden j. \. Purdie, Sentry {. T..
Evans Tustecs-Leroy Z. Brown. Ma
ior James III. Derhyshire. John +. Ja-
cob. Representative. Charles \. barsa-
min. Alternate. y. T. fediord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Tom smith shot His Sweetheart Through
the Head.

Mary Mcekin and Tom smith Two
Inc colored people. were once lovers but
i.corne seuaratcd by cruel fate and Tom
went away from Mary That was some
time ago and last night he came biek
TO Mary $ home. which is at No. 10 Grant
Row Fulton. lie disguised his voice,
obtained an entrance 10 n" mousse. hui
Ms Thrust therefrom by Mary people.
lie went away and came back. and again
obtained am entrance In the melee
which followed he drew his pistol and
shot Mary. The ball passed through
the temple and ear. Inc woman fell
flinting TO Tie floor. the avenged lover
.scaped. and the curtain descended just
as tho ambulance arrived, IN charge OF
Or. Iabeuhcre.
Mary was carried TO the almshouse.
where She now lies ion "A dangerous con-
dltion. Her recovery u doubtful The
police are on the trail of Tom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Richmond Conclave. so. lC2. Improved
order of Hepta-Oph- met at tneu llI.
az the corner Of Fifth and Marshall
streets last night The meeting wa.
LARGELY attended. The following officers
were elected. Gorge j.. turric. past are
chon: Joseph b. Shepherd. archon. j..
Falk. provost. Henry feencimer secrr
tary. H. A. Wahhal treasurer. G'0rg
T.. Styu. hulucicr. l.. Kahn preHte.
Henry Ahram, inspector. Asa Jarnef
Peasants wardor. l.. Weinberg. scntl-
ucl Fred. Peasants. l.. $. Burfofd Thos
IS. Hicks. trustees. Thomas y. Hicks
representative 20 the supreme ConclaNe
which meets az Louisville. KY. ON MAJ
D.. ISl.. H. A. Walthal. alternate.
Mr.. John w Cructt. OF Baltimore sd.
the Supreme Organizer Of the order. WA
present. and made au interesting addr.
after witch the conciaye adjourned io
Huchors. where % deliehtful renast wa
partakcn of and the conciave adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
A VERY POPULAR MAN.
carr. IiUTON,S DEiTH MOrRNLD
~ M GLASSES or CTffzANS'
Sadness written on the Faces Of HIS ''''
Associltcs Resolutions "t h's'''''
rnncr.I 1his Morning

There vav ID elaom over the cry han
Yesterday. caused Dy Che death OF captain
william r. Lawton. which, as stated ih
Tho Times. occurred yesterday mofhi"s
aboa; Gloss.
Sadness and sorrow was written on 'nc
faecs OF au employees OF the eiiy ai'ache"
to th. v.iIous departments IN the CITY
nan. for Ucy al, from the h0inoiea1
t.r.for 10 thc most august judge. knew
him respe.ied ana loved him, and DIS
hearty welcome intense courtesy. and
NOR, smile viii Dee missed.
An ominous-io looking piece If crepe was
attached tu tlc door OF the late Glen" 5
office. ANA nis friends seemed 20 tread ON
III, floor off tHc Hall and in tho ohioe
with a .nt,r tread than is their won't
Vhe, seemed to think that their friend
MIS- r,.fue near. and they moved quot
is lesl ihDy disturb him.
DO seemed tnc case al oven The hulioihr,
I.ffIa EIOups OI mon talhtl'u "i"'''''--
And discussed iuc spitn4iu pu""'''. .r
tlsir departed friend. anp ""'" " 49,,
slammed or u stranger si'h, I'D i,,
...... tn "A loud tone. fDtN looked up III
u.iucd surprise TOO soc vino il "a7 ''.',-
was so tL0ueutlcs- ol toe uttln v4 "iitt',
In,ytou. NO ono connected WIN ti' . 't,
nam .ould think or speak oi nFlil.1
ei~g thau thc death of tuc general i'Foii'o
Tie funeral services VIII De heid "l
p.rF-IIa.c church al d. Do'h t'.'''
los Roy. Thomas oii>. odd" '"' '''
Will Doe BOO Hollywood
MrrTfNG Ar THE CITY HALL.
tffo'clDck Yesterday afternoon the l"i j.
o1s officials in the City hall emhl'n
An the Hu.tues Court room TOT '"e P'''
nose az rassing suitable resolutions Iei'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
ChrIstms. Holiday Rates.

on account Of the Christmas holidays
Tickets 10 points within a radius OF three
6undred miles al rate OF four cents per
mile one way for the reNd trip. Tickets
to be sold December "a 10 zs,n, ,he ~,
inclusive. with extreme limit January T.
Tickets will also be sold December 18th
TO 18th inclusive. 10 students hoidih3
certificates signed by the principals OF
'he'' j. c. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent
Richmond. We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
4 CHURCH UEDDING.
Mis- Lula T.. nan Now the Bride of NJ
~ II. kubu.

Mis- Lula T.. nan Now the Bride of NJ
". II. knhn.
Mr. w. IT, Kuhn and Miss Lula l.
Hall were married at 6.l5 o'clock yes
terday afternoon in the church OF the
Holy Trinity by the Rev. J. j. Gravatt.
The bride wore a dark-brown travelling
suit. with hat and gloves TO match, and
carried La France roses. She enter
ed the church leaning ON the arm OF
her cousin. Mr.. NJ. l.. Boyle. and wos
met at the altar boy the groom and his
best man. MT. Ellis Goode
The ushers were Messrs William Eos
ter Edward McFaddcn. Edward Gilman.
and Charles Palmer.
After the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Kuhn left for q northern tour.
The bride is the beautiful daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Hall. Of 80. mi
south Helvdere street. The groom is
"a well-known business man Of this city.
The couple were thc recipients OF many
handsome and costly presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

The fo1thcred tribe. when winter ar-
rive-. migrate 10 the fields and forests
az the FAR South. whore they are free
from snow sltet and the cold drelry
DAYS incident 90 this seasOn of tho year.
This favored land is found iu FLORIDA,
and writer has very APPLY sald
There even Winter quilts his rot
Leaves his winds and SHOWS behind
him.
Come o. rest his head iu quiet.
Where the elements cannot End him
In the balm the fairies bring
This favored State is linked To- tho
North by bands az steel. over which tue
Southern railway lthe standard railway
OF the SOUTH rurs its pllauai trains.
composed OF Pullman latest coaches.
compartment. sleeping and diams cars.
making the trip one of real pleasure
knowing this. why not initiate the httie
"bird- and spend the WINTER IN
FLORIDA.
Ail Information cheeriuliy given by any
ageut of the Southern railway on
j. q. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent
30 east Main street
Richmond Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

perfect harmony with the beauty snow
around them A window attraction -
"A miniature tree resembling a cedar. IL -
about a foot and half IN height, pu'
II has required the surs or forty sum
n.rs and like number or winters y"
raise it's tOpmost branches 10 tnat CIR
,nfi,n II tx known as the Arbor-
Vitae" and Is Japanese IMPORTATION.
These plants are exceedingly rare u,
this country. The pitch plant ah'
Amazon river lly also add 10 inc At
-tractivcncss OF the window decorauoh-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Mr.. r.. Randolph Williams president Of
the Columbus and Southern Railroad
company. returned Monday night 90 Rich
mond from Georgia. where hc has been
ON a tour of inspection over the line OF
his road. The Columbus and southern.
which occupies strong strategic posi-
tion I'm Western Georgia. extends from
columbus. Ca. 10 Albany distance OF
ninety miles.
President Williams reports a gratifying
increase i'm the business of the company
for the past year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
.quRS. PoNDHRHCEI's PASr."
Robson aud Janau-chek Greeted by
Large Audience.

4 hrec and fashionable audience
erected Stuart Robson and Madame Ja-
nausrhek an the Academy last evening.
In tbp selection of Mis-. IOnderhury s.
PAST " Robson has been fortunate. ln
forming combination. with Madame
Janau~Chck he has made bold but
sIoroeefiu move. ROhsOn's inimltanle
dronery and personality are only the
more clearly and forclbly brought out
bv the strong and sOmbre support of
Madame Jauauschck.
those comedies that is built ON the pure
and legitimate lines OF comedy. with no
abls.d situations. hence its success. u
is "a thoroughly refined and lau5hahie
MIR. Gilman's Wcddipg, q one-act
farce. which served as curtaln-iAiser'
was favorably received.
III is needless 10 say that tohson B
,or,ronv i. thoroughly capable.
There will bee TWO performances OF
fbe same bills to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Tho following officers have beer
chosen for Hcnrico Lodge. 40. D
KNIGHTS of the Mystic Chain: J. ID
OBannon. commander g.. u. Langford
past commander. IS. %. shelburne. vice
commander. j.. d. Rogers. recorder. Dr.
J. NJ. Roberts treasurer. Edgar era
ham. marshal. u. l.. Graham. guard
G.. 4. Eowden. sentry. and DR.. J. H.
Garlick. physician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
Nr. Burnett Improving.

Mr. a. w Burnett. railway postal
dark between West Point and Richmond.
Is now at the windsor corner of
EIGHTH end Franklin streets. where ne ie
recovering from an operation performed
bv Dr. j. SHs Daniel about a week
since. Mr. Burnett mas been in the rail-
way mail service for twrnty-fOur years.
he now lives at West Point. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

f.fr..,.
draw mp suitable ie.oi IT,, .,',,,
ing gentlemen W.It ni.t.,,i
mittce. judge We'ioI"' r..i,, -
son. carlton Mc'".'.E' 49, ~. ,.,.,. aud
j. Fhll.ips ''ionei W. ~ .f'l e,...
=. J. WINSTON. INC ''i"i''' .'"
few minutes. ana itluil''" VIII" ,''
lowing resolutions. Whlcn M.I.
'ln the Providence OF Al"i-n'l Do"
Capt Vim. =. Lawton. late cie.h "i ''e
Hastings Court of tnis clN' h'-
after brief Illness stricken down nN 'll~
hand of death. Momniul'y "rpie'i''"-
our own loss and that oft inc 'oiiinon-
wealth and thc city whom ne so l@l'i-
fully served through many years OF OF
ficiai lifc we. his suiNINht "--o'i"'
the public service gather I"ttih'I Z" i'7
memory. ln the suddcnness ana ne
ness of our sorrow wo must content our
selves with hrcvlty of speech DO bearing
testimony from personal associllloh 10
the high qualities of head and heart
which won for him in Official ana I'D pil-
waite life the lnccti0nat' esteem OF thos-
who know him bore AS faithful ana
efficient officer. ms true ana st''dl
friend 90 good and upright citizen MS
memory Will long survive n our hearts
Received. That Wc attend his Iuh''l
Service body. t.at the courts Oh
this city Doc requested io sli''u
minutes ON iN'H 'i"'i "''N'' '
the city papers Doc rogue icu 10 pi"'i.n
proceeding of this mD une. Ih"' 'H'
secretary lo instructed ln Forward " '"nN
of these r..olUtOus f0 fhc family OF lhe
deceased.
judge wexford presented the rcsolu
uons. afte- reading which Dee nf.d
touching tribute to the Date Captain
Iawton.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
on mot1, of Mr. Richardson. rom-
nittoc of for was appointed TO request
tho Judges off the various courts 20 spread
the resolutions upon thc.r books The
committee consisted of .he lor'Wine.
d. q. Richardson. for tine Hastings Court;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Winter vs.. Southern Loan and Invest
meut Comuany Passed.
Turnhuu ts Mann. No rs. Argued hv
Willis II. Smith for apre liant ana Geo. T..
Bernard for appellee and submitted
THE court viii not hear any further
arguments ut This term.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

For the first time In some years the
armorv range M The First Regiment Ar
mory was put into use last. night by
Company j. After the drill the boys
proceeded into the cellar where they
spent about two hours in practice. some
very good scores being made.
The Richmond Grays. Company A, have
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Yesterday evening Mr.. John Z. Branch
Ieft mis- CITY for New York where hc
win mis- morning sail on the American
lirsr ST. Louis for SOUTHAMPTON. Mr..
prarch will proceed go once 10 Munich
fo i0in Mrs Branch and other members
~ his family who are there. and exc
noefs to reach them Dog Christmls-Day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
southern Railway to Issue Clerical Per.

The Southern Railway Company will
issue clerical permits for 1897 10 regu-
larry 0rdaI> ed eicrskmrn ln charge u
churches located on or near It's line.
Ministers Will apply a. nearest ticket
agent for application blanks. Those liv-
ing Ina Richmond. Manchester and SUI
burban towns will apply to the UNDER
Permits for 1896 have been extended to
January L.. 1884 ,,...
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

inst placed n handsome pool table i'm
their room. and it was in fun operation
last night
Nessrs. Graves and Wr'h'rt or the
v,eitor TIght Guard. Company y. viii
drill tho company Of littie girls Thursday
afternoon. for the entertainment 10 be
given bv that company New-lear's owe
The basket tail team has been some
what hampered i'm their pracuce games
EUmu4uv H.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
CASTORIA.
rho si:- n ,,
-: u I<HAzzZ1C III! II
land %. Christmas Holiday Rates.

Spocinl rates via Chesapeake and Ohio
between stations named.
Richmond and Lynchburg. ............sS NJ
Rfohu ond and NOrfOlk....'............ 3 %
Richmond and Old Point ............. > %
Fichmpud and Lexington. YAM. o 20
Richmond and clifton Forge. ........ -
Richmond and Washington city. y
Between AN other stations or chesa-
uoakc and Ohio railway the rate Will be
ONE AND ONE-T1llRD FARE FOR
THE ROl Nd TRIP.
These tickets will be on sale December
22d 2ad 2ith. 18th. Goth. 3lst. and Janu-
any lst with final limit OF January !.
1907 no college students presenting GER
tncatc az principal or superintendent OF
their institute the tickets may be sold
December 10Th 20 DIST. I'm addition 10 above
dates between stations located IN Nlr-
-giui, and District Il Columbia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
CASToRI-A.
re ii;- n i,s
~ aZzAZzZw 4 III

American Beauty Roses Violets Chry-
santhemums. &c. Largest stock. Nei,
-, ,,''o' "'' ". 4. HAMMOND.
~ lOI east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

'"TT'''
L. Winston.
Honorary Judge s. y. witt. Judge John
i. Crutcnfcid Judge George l.. Christian.
Judge Thomas :. Atkins Judge II. X.
Wexford, Jr.. n. Seldom Taylor. i. X.
Carf.neon Preston Bol,in Major =. r..
Courtney. W. II. Cullingworth. Robert Il.
Munford. l. + 70 sioux. ". h. Cutshaw,
George y. Wise. u. c. Richardson and
II NJ TArlnr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16
CASTo1IA.
TIE ,i:- n .,
NJ ~ ZHHZ1zx III! 81; 4

DE Ror Le Due jelly. red and white.
made Of tho whole currant, delicious
with venison or Wild duck. al
X. l.. CHRISTIAN & cos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Leave your Christmas orders TOT huy-
lor's Candy before the rush WIN
r. l.. CHRISTIAN * co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

Small lot OF Genuine Irish Bacon just
received by ..,.,,,., 90
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

prooD IS LIFE. ana upon the purity
ard vitality OF the blood depends the
'"'t,b ~ the whole system. Experience
,'re,..s Hood = Sarsapafilla 10 be the best
blood purifier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

HOODS PILLS are the best FAMILY ca
thartc and liver medicine. Heh'ie' i'i.a-
BILE. sure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-16

pulled and extra large layer Figs OK
superior quality at 900,