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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

A cough which persists day after day,
should not be neglected any longer 1t
means something more than a mere local
irritation, aud the sooner il is relieved
the better. Take Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj. II is prompt TO ct and sure to cure
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

MR. Bryan has written a letter to the
public in which he declares that while
he has been defeated, the issues he
fought for will still survive and grow
much stronger four years hence.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

LET us hope that the confidence and
prosperity, which has been assured us in
the election Of Mckinley, will now come
and come speedily.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11
SIX PAGES

ELECTION AFTERTHOUGHT.
Mckinley, he done 'lected
An / win dat beaver hat;
En- day take good note
Err de white man vote;
But whar is de niger at?
Hol' dat beaver hat,
An answer answer dat
McKinley-he done 'lected;
Now, whar is de Niger at ?
McKinley-he done 'lected,-
De cat done kotch lie rat;
An cash, dey say,
Is free ez day;
But whar is de Niger at?
Hor dat beaver hat,
An answer-answer dat
McKinley-he done 'lected:
Now, whar is de Niger at?
F l.. Stanton in Atlanta Constitution
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

GIN. Buckner only got thirty-seven
votes in his own county.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

TO read President Cleveland's Thanks
giving proclamation one would never
think for a moment that that gentleman
ever went fishing on Sunday.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11
L. N. L W. TIME TABLE.

GOING WEST.
Passenger D, lily arr. Hsrdinsburg..l2:22 pm
GOING EAST.
Passenger Daily arr. Hardinsburg.. 1880 am
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

THE only question about this conf
dence business is will the proper owners
get it.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

THERE are already dozen applicants
for the Cloverport post-office.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

REPUBLICANS elected twenty-nine out
of thirty-four Of the congressman in New
York.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

Mrs. F. ]. Ferry and her daughter
Miss Oracle, went to Louisville, Satur-
day. Miss Mamie White was their
guest for the trip.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1896-11-11

Smoke is coming out Of al the lag
mills and manufactures now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

Hon. II. D. Flood, Hon. W. b. Mclll-
waine, W. +. Barksdale and r. Il.
Bayrd will speak. For the gold Demo-
Gratis Col. W. r. Cameron is booked to
deliver an address. For the Republicans
Hon. T.. W. Strother, Hon. K. n.
Hughes, n Hon. Warren 5. Lurty are
booked TO discuss the political issues.
The silver Democrats, under the man
agement Of County Chairman c.. D.
Letcher, are making a live canvass Of
the county, and the Republicans. under
command Of county Chairman J. p. Ack-
orly, are not asleep 10y any means and
they are doing what tLey can to educate
the masses on their side of the question.
A strong Bryan-SeWallFlood campaign
club has been organized at Glasgow, with
the leading citizens OF that section en-
rolled on its roster. The Information is
tnat the Bryan managers will have strong
campaign clubs all over the county with
IN ths next few weeks. Quite a number
nave already been organized.
@ W. +. Junkin preached az New
providence Presbyterian church. IN the
county, the past wscE TO a large congre-
gauon. He is q bright roung man and
VIII start for the Chinese mission field
IN a short time.
Cadet Hugh O. Wills has returned TO
the Y. NJ. l., at Blacksburg. TO resume
his studies as a cadet.
Judge r. T.. Wexford. Jr., OF Rich
mona, Who has been spending some little
Time here with mis- daughter. Mrs. White.
VIE Of Dr. Henry Alexander White. OF
washington and Lee University. expects
to return home this week.
MISS Eviin Nelson is with friends In
Louisville, by, for the winter.
Mlss Lucy PendletOn IS home again
siter spending the Summer in Cytheville.
AIRS. Alfred Lee, OF Richmond. Va. is
a guest AZ Mrs. w. r. Shields.
Mr. G. c.. IutWi!er has entered the V.
NJ. J., az b~lacksburg. 10 take a post
graduate course in chemistry.
The family OF State Treasurer A. ".
Harman. after spending the summer in
the county, at their farm place. have re-
turned TO Richmond for the winter.
Mrs. p. D. Junkin and Miss jeanne
unlln and Rev W. H.. Junkin are
guests Of 1lr. and Mrs. W. i. Irwin.
Mr. Caldwell McBryde has entered the
Episcopal T~hcoloeical Seminary. near
Alexandria. TO study for the ministry.
Rev. T.. II. Dement, and wife have gone
10 Louisville, Ky, where they will make
their future home. Mr. Dement, Will en-.
ter the Theological Seminary 10 COM
piete 81 course Of study on theology. His
departure is universally reerotted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
BLUES ANNUAL INSPECTION.
The Organization Receives Its Csua'fer-
centsge Of 100.

The Organization Receives Its Csuaife'-
centsge OF 100.
In all the pomp and pride Of Immaculate
uniforms and wel.-kept. glitterins accou-
trements. the Richmond Light lhlahuy
Blues. 1873 strong, turned out yesterday
Al. .D.AOvA lOr .nuli ei-.ua4 nsPS~~N"-
,teaqed uy MAJOR CutcAIns ana staA'
A.O...-u, anu "..n lAeif spse~-Aio o---
playlus surllng a,rs, TIE DiU.s inar.heu
from their annory at Tie corner vi MIMI
aia Oa.y, dAu ~ Nintn suoet " INC
Capitol SQUARE. where the Two COMPANIES
nncd Up, laclu. the aOrtn siue oi N"e
CatitoI DuI.ulns, wlIn tneir Daehs towiEd
the statue " the imIaprIAI Stohs"u
JacksOn.
An artist. located in a window OF The
Senate chamber, took i number Oh photo-
graphs Of lie men. the boys standing sun
~, ana IA perfect Ah-.
Tue photographs having been secured
the Blues formed lines EXTENDING across
the broad walk leading 10 the Governor
Mansion, ana Assistant lnspector-GenerdA
10. Lane Stern. subjected each ana every
man to d critical inspection. The resu4s
OF tine inspection viii be found ia sh'
igureS suDulANel py OO4SASA oLEAh IA 40
official report. That they Will sno" d
high degree Of neatuess Of person and
military scooutremeRts, and fine soldierly
bearing can DO gotten from the fact that
colonel stern was highly complimentary
in his remarks concerning the Blues al
ter the inspection vas over.
The Blues turned out In full numbers,
thereby securing the 100 per cent. which
they have obtained at every inspection,
with one exception. almost from time I'M
memorial. Company A, showed up with
nfty-one members, and Company Il, with
nfty-four. There was one field officer
1--WE staff officers. SIX non-commissioned
officers, and sixteen musicians. Rev.
Hartley Carmichael. tho chaplain, was
absent, but as ne IS not a commissioned
officer. on account oc not beirg n natur-
allied citizen OF the United States, his
absence had TO effect upon the percen-
taee.
Colonel stern was assisted in rls IN
s%pectlon by General Charles J. Anderson
and Major ". VI. Evans. There we're
probably a thousand spectators present.
for the Blues are ever popular. ana nearly
half n the number trat witnessed the in
erection were ladies'. When II was over
the boys treated their admirers 70 a bear-
tifuliy-executed full-dress parade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
The N%rnhlhlnnnlsfs.

The president Of the Central Prohibition
Club requests all members and all those
who are friends OF the cause 10 meet at
the Smithdeal Business College rooms
1902 east Broad street. on Tuesday even
ing at ) O'Clock. as business OF importance
is 10 be considered. II il hoped that there
VIII be "a fIll attenGante.
Tie Voice. the national organ OF the
party. this week has d very unique car
toou representing the two old dominant
political parties IN tile grasp OF the rum
power. The rum power is represented
hy o. gigantic prop0rtioned saioonist seat
cd on q beer keg and holiing on either
knee Mckinley and Bryan dressed In
sBadiilne clothes and holding in their
chubby lsfs gold and silver ratties. The
same issue OF Tho Voice publishes some
alarming statistics as 70 the extent Of
the whisky curse.
The great temperance orator. John O..
Wcoley. who ls a tower al strength. re-
Gently delivered % powerful sermon on
the text. What Must DO 10 BE Sayed2'
IL is an able presentation OF the prohi-
h.ton argument from the religious stand
point. Ills position with reference 10
the duty OF Christians in the premises Is
forceful. eloquent. and. according TO Mr.
W. ". B.ckers. absolutely unanswerable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
.Iusfice John, Court.

Several cases of mere or less interest
were disposed Of in the Police Court yes
terday morning.
Joseph Richardson. charged with at
tempting TO take the life Of James Cam
eron with a knife yesterday morning, was
sent on to the grand jury. BAH was
allowed him in the sum OF $500. with
Captain George d. Wise as surety.
Isaac Taylor. who was brought back
from Newport News by Detective Hall
Friday. was charged with stealing a gold
watch and 81 in currency from Mr.. r..
p. Tucker. When arrested he claimed ne
had won the watch in a game of craps.
lie was sent en- to the grand jury.
William Warner. a small colored boy,
was charged with stealing Il bicycle from
the residence OF Mr.. stephen Putney. lie
was released at the request Of Mr.. Put
ner.
Ellis Robinson, a negro, was arrested
by officer T. II. Hulcher Friday en- the
charge Of being a suspicious character.
Elis had about fifteen feet Ct leather
betting. ahout five inches wide. and was
irving 10 sell it. His case was continued.
The betting is at the First station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
OTYETFOUND
STILL SEARCHING FOR TH6 RE-
MAINS or JERE KNARE.
Rev. J. T. Maston Of Trinity M. r.. Church
Conducting . Revival service-other
Manchester Matters.
M,.cursryn BUREAU RICHMOND TINS.

No lf2l Hull STREET, BEArrrK BLocs.i
The body OF jeremiah knare, who lost
his HE en- Friday while gathering drut-
wood and pumpkins In the James river
has not yet been recovered. aithougn d
diligent search has been made. Inc
searching party began yesterday motnihs
to remove the hammock OF
through which he possibly may nave
fallen. but II Will be a day or two before
the hammock can be thoroughly seafcneo.
Rev. j.. L. Maston, Of Richmond, Is cen
Quoting revival services al Centrai Meln-
odlst church. The meetings are wei a..
tended, and a great deal OF interest," -
being manifested. The services WILL con-
tinue through next week.
Tns two-year-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles, Graham died yesterday morning
at . o'clock at the nIme eo 0r y
Mr.. X. A. Coalter, OF King William. Is
visiting this city.
Mr.. Ia Wells was In town yesterday
to visit his son. Mr.. Dpest ii. Weils -,
The Board Of Fire Commissioners VIII
meet in the Council Chamber tomorrow
REBUILT A SECOND TIME.
The swift Creek coston factory, wnich
has been twice destroyed BY hre Ia the
last thirty years, Is nearly completed Ior
the taird time. and will be htted up WIN
new and improved machinery. This fae-
tory gives employment TO a number Oh
people when operating, and will prove 10
be a great thing for that section Oh Ches-
terrified.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Georse
Oliver died yesterday morning at the resi-
dence Of the parents. Firth and Marks
streets. Til. funeral took pace from the
residence yesterday afternoon. -.
The Building and Land VIII
meet I'm the Council chamber tomorrow
evening at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. w. w. Lowry, who has been quite
I'll with fever, was reported as being a
rood deal better yesterday morning.
Miss Hester Redd. who has been WISH,
ing friends In Chesterfield. has returned
home after a six weeks s~ojourn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
TIE CROWD TOO LARGE.
"The Boston" Gould Not Wait on tile Many
Customers Yesterday

The announcement. made in The Times
that Mr.. j.. Jacobus. proprietor OF The
Boston. had decided TO 80 out OF business
was q great surprise 70 his many friends,
and his reputation Tor fair dealing ana
truthfulness is 50 well known that MS
oner OF goods at hall price met with
instant response. The store was I'M
comfortably crowded all cay yesterday.
and some had to leave before they cou'i
he waited on, Mr.. Jacobus tnousht ne
had employed enough extra help to serve
ali WIZ would. come, but he was MS
taken. Monday. however, he VIII know
ho,,er how to act. and a very largely
increased force has been secured ahu
all who want to take advantage OF ~
Wonderfully low prices will md CLERKS
To wait on them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
Is IT A TRIFlE?
THAT COMMON TROUBLE,
ACID DYSPEPSIA or
SOUR STOMACH.
NOW Recognized as a Cause of Serious
Diseuse.

~ A"NN' 80
Disease.
Acid dyspepsia. commonly called heart-
burn or sour stomach. Is q form o. lndl-
cesuOA resulting from fermentation OF
the food. The stomach being TOO weak 20
promptly digest n. the food remain until
fermentation begins, nlilng the stomach
with gas. and Il bitter, sour, burning
taste IN the mouth Is often present. rms
condition soon becomes chronic, ana pt-
iug an everyday occurrence, Is gwen but
llttle attention. Because dyspepsia l. not
Immediately fatal, many people 90 NOM
lIa for tie trouble.
Within "a recent period a remedy mas
been discovered prepared s0le.y 10 cure
dyspepsia and stomach troubles. IL -
known as Stuarts Dyspepsia IaD4ets' anu
is now becoming rapidly used ana ~.
scrihed as a radical cure Tor every 4o4Hi
scuarts Dyspepsia Tablets have been
placel before the public and are soiu ~
druggists everywhere at 20 cents per pack
AID 10 is prepared by the Stuart Sne"i-
zeal Co, Marshall. Mich, ana whle II
promptly and enectualiy restores a VIZ
orous digestion, at the same time IS per-
focfly harmless and viii not inllre the
most delicate stomach. but. On the con-
trary, by giving perfect dlseSuoh'
STRENGTHENS the stomach improves the
apDetltc. and max life worth lltlDB.
Send for free book on stomach Diseases
AGENTS .-Htstlers make - daily sell
Ing only revolving griddle-cake turner.
Sample. poe. o. l.. X sole
manufacturer. IIayerhill. Mass.
se27-eOdsulOt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
COMMOY COUNCIL MEETING.
An Important Session OF That Body to be
Held o-Norr01y Night.

Al Important Session OF That Hody to be
Held To-Morrov Night.
The Common Council will meet In reg
ular session tomorrow night. when one
Of tho most exciting meetings in History
viii probably be held. The main question
under consideration viii be the report OF
th. Comm ittce on Retrenchment ana Re
form. which was almost unanimously
adopted hy the caucls Of both branches
OF the Council held last Monday night.
This report. which was published Ia full
in last Tuesdays Times, provides for a
sweeping reduction IN the salaries Of a
number Of city officials. which will save
"A good deal of money every year. There
De- a great deal of doubt. however. as TO
whether this report will be approved by
the Council. ln any case there Will be
q sharp night.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings will leave the city Hall at 2.30 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon for a tour OF inspec-
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

TO The city from a tour OF Inspection.
They visited eight white and two col
ored Infantry companies. and the two
batteries. b and c. OF Portsmouth ard
Norfolk.
They visited Portsmouth, Norfolk. Suf-
folk. and Franklin and found all the
companies in good condition. Compa-
MES A.. 3, f. and G. Fourth Regiment
vera found to be In superior condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

solicitor and general reporter. He re-
manned 10 tle employment OF this conn
pany, winning Tor himself golden opin-
ions for faithIllncs5 ln the discharge OF
his duties, until the fan OF 1898. when no
associated himself with the suow-Church
Company, taking hold OF the outside
department in the capacity Of super
intendent OF subscription of the Richmond
Office. when its establishment here was
in its infancy. and through his efforts
primarily. the Richmond branch has
crown I'm volume Of business, as Wen as
in its reputation as commercial collector
until it now occupies o position equal 20
that OF any % the forty-three branches
OF the company
Mr.. white was recently elected ~
the unanimous vote Of the directors as
manager. and the company. under his
capable management, IS daily Increasing
in efficiency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
~FIRE-ALIhH SYST II.
# +, Badly pi.arranssd a. a Result of thu

II IA Badly D1~%sffahEfh ~ h"H"'' W '~
Hurricane.
s~uperintend mt OF Fire Alarm W. H.
Thomson sa.d yesterday mat the sys-
fem Is IN 4 bad condition IA d result
Of the storm. he issues the following
advice to residents VI this city:
The citizens are urgently requested 70
seo mat every caution IS taken 10 prevent
n IRE on the premises. Our lines have
crossed with tbs high current wire, and a
creat number Ok hre-alarm Loxes have
1eer burnt out. Everything possible Is
hsiue done 70 restore tie system. and
IL viii a several days now. Try and
report fires TO engine houses and police
sattien-houses II the machinery refuses 10
work IN the box 70 upulL. The following
stations are out OF service: a.. JAN alley;
~. Governor ard Franklin; II, clay and
Twelfth streets; 81. TIcdegar; i3f. Frank
lin and Fifteenth street; 81. =. IL. Mayo's
factory; IA. Tenth and Byrd %ssrests. 2l3.
Ninth and Main; %, Seventh and Cary.
i2s. Union Depot; So. Pace tobacco fac
tory: It's. CuIEngworth tobacco factory.
W. II. THOMPSON.
superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
Won Oueht 20 Know

that Colonial Water is very cheap when
100 consider that'a bottle Of II shows
49, ,esllfs than twelve bottles or any
nr,, vafsr for the ailments for which
II is recommended TO cure. DRINK Freely
on retiring and IN me mP%p'aumn5blets on
snniication. Home office. No. 81 east
Main street, Richmond. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

The Bulletin Of the Virginia Board Of
Health for September. has an interesting
circular on "Typhoid-Fever; Its Restric-
ton ard Prevention" Besides other top
les o. interest to the medical profession.
the paper contains a summary OF reports
from the county boards OF health for
Seutcmber.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

&c
~turned-Life on Church HnL
Inc Introductory tea OF the 1S9s-'97 sea-
son viii lie on Monday. October 12tb
which is one week from tomorrow. on
that day the printed programmes for the
year viii be found on the table in the
reading rooms. Thus opens the year. in
PARTICULARLY attractive rooms. and a broad
General hint Of rose color. i'm keeping with
me wallpaper. The place is fresh from
TIE uphoistcrer's attentions. and those OF
'tner gentlemen. whose business * ia
make uAlnes pretty as well as cOmfOrta-
.e- The INST literary meeting Will be
Wat ON the first Monday in November.
.he officers speak with special interest OF
KUN McEnery Stuarts reading. which
d now q certainly. and % a musical. em-
tracing some OF the finest talent i'm the
ohhliF, which ls somcthine more than a
io,slhNlly. hnt not quite a. certainly. at
tis time. Altogether the interest attach
iG 70 last years work and pleasure viii
o. doubled says me people WHO know. this
gar. So much for intelligent energy.
ON November nrst-Wclnesdav-Nfre
tlskie CaDel VIII administer Current
tenis as delightfully."- as ever in the Glass
room ana there is q pleasant. if vague
rmor which everybody hopes viii come
p something. that this same woman will
ul history and literature classes
other oharmirg.y known people viii hold
iun from thc nice little rostrrm. which.
lhs everything else in the building has
received "a variety of attention during the
Summer months. Evidently the Woman's
'llD U.s. the lashion-a very pleasant one.
CERTAINLY.
Mrs judith Q. r. Walker and Miss
annie Rose Walker are now an Hotel
Waldorf. New York. having spent a Meas
ant summer at Eichneid. Siratora and
N~arias1nsett. The "Rlchfold News" "A
s'oiay sheet. has made frequent comrli-
meAaiy mention OF both during tho sea I
son.
Mrl Caskie Caheil has returned from
Nelpn county. whore she was the quest
or Ms Russell Robinson.
Mis- salie Thornton has returned from
Foret Lodge.
Nr J. Amber Smith. Of Washington.
J. y, recently the guest OF Mrs. j.. H.
Lewis has returned 20 her home. Miss
Ma. Beverly Bolts. OF New York. IS the
sues Of Miss Mary Lewis.
-f- or7 NJ. u,,~- r
ra,rroed fraro al ,-tD 81 nave
ctr,r+or ~Pi anu
..s
Miss Nfarv rvo,s t,s ~..,~ro
.No~th. ""0
49,
ar. and Mrs. James Peasants bavA
returned
''
MISS IDS Steger left las tweek % enter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

again Nex YEAR.
President Nick Young has issued the
following reserve list of plA, ers that
have been held over for next season H.
the respective clubs:
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Players reserved bs the Atlantic
League Tor I.3l.
Lancasteg-W est, Dolan, Yeager. Roth
Wistlake. Hamburg McQuaid. Leidy. LII.
sermore, Sey Dold.
Annette. oi fAiladsiphia-Fox. Schaub
Amos, Calne, Chiics. Graham. AIcyey
Leader. Moran.
observation-disclosures. Thornton. MELON
aid. Petit. Cayelle. Mack, Bottemus.
Bowen, Fry. Vickery.
Patcrson-McMackin, Smith. Cocan
smink, Heidrick. Hayward. Kellacky,
Wagner. B~asran. McQuaid. Vius.
Newark-burns. Davies. Lipp. Hodge.
Rothfus, Rothfus. Gilman, Daley. Car
go. Hogan, Hughes. Gittinger Lucid.
setley.
Wnmngton-Newell. Kinsella. McIn.
tyre. Gallagher. Wisehecker, spratt.
Amole. Anderson. Nops. McCanerty,
LOWER. Durrett. Welch. Garvin.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Reserved by the Virginia League for
1885,:
Newport News-Hampton Goodheart.
KimDali. AoIr.ssey. Kelly. Dundon,
Leach. Bradley, Fleming. Weand. Nc
Cam.
Norfolk-C. McFarlan. A. McFarlan.
Went. Gllroy. ~Pfanmller. Scchrist,
Armstrong. Cleve. Davis. Clausen, Roth
ermell. Fields.
Portsmouth-Chandler. Sheckard. Goch-
naur. Wilson. Brandt. Mailman, Hall.
Rollins. Relman. Burke. Hargrove. He'll
nan, T0yd. Katz.
Richmond-Foster. Boland. Malarkey.
T"aunchii Sholta. Berte, Pender. Kahn.
Groves. MARI.
Tannehil has signed with Pittsburg,
and the probsh ility IL that Richmond will
have both Brandt and Hsrgrove. OF the
Portsmouth team. II will be noticed
thot Wells has retained AL the old
Richmond favoriies. and we Will have a
ane club here next season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
mr.. WHIrE PROMOTED.


Mr.. William James White. recently
elected manager OF tie SuoW-Church
Company, was born in the town Of Smith
field. Isle Of WieIt county, Va. Novem-
ber Is. lsls, where Doe remained ol and
on until in The fall %, ls,9. AT the sge
OF nineteen no came TO Richmond. and "a
few days later entered the service o..
the Bradstreet Company. soon working
hImself up 70 The roap0nsIlIs pw1sIiIon u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

2. The Winters Tale.
4. Othello.
3. Henry Fifth (by special requesO.
E A. you Like II
-.
m. - r,,.-ar,s ohe,~oro-or.
. 1E.,iur. - a. ch(i,ortnr
80 - ,o, - g.
arms HoSp''ai I"i'u"d,o'S i,'"''" J."
nothing more serious than temporary
shock TO the patients. The presence IN
the house or a fine corps or excellent
nurses and OF the efficient matron' Mrs
N'nnl" IAN e'n" - W npp
e,ti..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04
Norfolk Fair,

October 9th 20 9th. inclusive.
The Norfolk and Western railway VIII
sell for this occasion round-trip tickets
from
Richmond 70 Norfolk
at
ONE FARE.
Tickets on sale October 81 70 9th. IN
elusive. good TO retrn until October 18th.
Double daily trains In each direction. For
All ether information apply To kichmond
Transfer Co.. 9D3 east Main street, "a. ~
oven ticket agent. Byrd-Street station.
or al company's office. SIS east Main
street. X; w, Soon.Ns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

Half Rates From Richmond 10 Nor'oiA
Fair and Races via G.. and q. hsii"a''
R~ound-trip tickets will be sold via G.
and O from Richmond TO Norfolk on &c.
'ah.r IA TO 9th. inclusive. AT ONE
FARE limited for return to Octooes
i2th' on account OF Norfolk fSir ana
races
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-04

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