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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
GoLD 4ND SILTER.
Meetings i'm the Interest of both Metais
Held Last Night

A big Sound Money meeting was held
nm upper Cary street. between Reservoir
and Randolph streets. last night. lheie
were about two hundred people present
ali of whom. with single eAcepti,on'
paid close attention 70 ne spTrr1h',,a ii'"
JaeDb Kcmple of wheeling, W. ' d.
The meeting was under the auspices OF
The Sound-Money club OF Clay Nulu;
The committee OF arrangements CONSIST
of Messrs. John 5. Bethel l.. VI. blaiu'
liolcrt Berry. and DIR. J.. W. station
Snealine began at $50 and Mr.. kemple
stated in the outset that he dld not spedh
ms a Republican, nor as a I(eHloSlar -
Jopulist but as n plain American pay lo '',
who wanted To see his country kept oIe
~ Inc rut 10 which the free silver peopie
xvare driving it, He easily cNplOdea llc
fallacies Of the Silverites. ana SUM a
eome length on the stability OF sounu
money. His remarks Mefo , nseo in1
attentively and he was frequently IN
,errupted by enthusiastic applause "a
drunken man in the audience, VINO sal9 1
oe was free-cilLer man. 'n'ei "P'0N
Mr. Kemple several times - .oid
"rhe hest thing for you TO DO, sdi9
the speaker. "is 10 20 ana take tne 49, go
cure. that VIII make a man OF 49, o,,r
ms the gold cure VIII stIcnA NJ as
country as against this free-sliNeI
case that is moving down our creui''
THE FREE-sILVER MEETING
Inet Two sararss distant another meet
ING was in progress. me ldi'ci in',tlI-h
Was in the interest OF free shver-IlV0, az
particularly that Of Captain bainp. In. IN
that at the sOund-money meeting, INC
Srowd here numbered about TWO hun ,,l,','d
Captain Lamb went over the same GlOuiu
maj he covered in his speech before me
CLAY Ward Actives last week. ana AFTER
quoting from various "silyer authorities,
Ss made "A stirring appeal TO the Nlr-
ginians present to save themselves. their
posterity, and their country. 50 that ,heI
children would not be ashaineu 10 N 80
their memory green. nor their wives for-
get TO place upon their bier me n0Wer VI
love But / know the Nirginian too
well 10 believe he will betray. the trust
that rests upon him exclaimed Cap
tain Lamb. "and / believe he VIII so 10
rhe polls next November ana cast a bal
lot for the restoration OF the money OF the
Constitution and Of his fathers
Captain John A. Curtis also made a
few remarks along the same line. No
great amount of enthusiasm was INDUCED
IN by the audience. which Was unusually
Nell behaved and orderly.
Captain Lamb will address another
meeting at the corner of Brook avenue
and Bread street tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
Another Successful TriIby.

The "Trilby Excursion" Of Sunday was
one OF the most delightful Of this season.
The weather being more favorable. tho
large crowd was more than pleased with
the trip and the day spent on the great
Atlantic Ocean. Every one Of the largo
crowd of 600 people were loud in their
praises to Messrs. Niche q Adams for
the manner in which these excursions
have been conducted. and 20 the Rich
mond ard Petersburg and Norfolk and
Western railroads for the quick schedule
on which the trains are run. The Gesans-
verein Virginia went TO Ocean View on
the "Triby" 125 strong. and were highly
pleased with the days outing.
on Sunday. August 23d, the shrine
will go TO Virginia Beach on the TIL by'
to ioin their Washington brothers In A
religious exercise under the care or Cap
tain +. W. Cunningham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
SOUND MONEY MEETING.
n GRAND EAILr TO RE HELD At
THEY. NJ. c. 4. TONIGHT.
Addresses TO be Made by Distinguished
spcakers-Another Sound-Money
Club Formed Yesterday.

Tho fact that there are still in Rich
mond many who cling TO the principles
of true Democracy will be demonstrated
tonight by tho rally OF the advocates
of sound money at the Young Mems
Christian Association at Sis o'clock.
The work of organization has gone
forward rapidly in the past few days.
and there Is no doubt but that an over
flowing house will greet the gentlemen
who will tonight oxpound Democratic
principles.
THE SPEAKERS.
The speakers on this occasion will be
Messrs. Wyndham X. Meredith. j. a.
Barsell. president OF Sound-Money CLUB
No 2. and others.
A number of the members Of the Vari-
pus sound-money clubs will assembly at
the City Hall tonight shortly before 8
O'Clock, and will proceed TO the y NJ.
e. A., headed by the Richmond and Dan
vile Band, which Is "A splendid musical
organization. comprising thirteen pieces.
The good work OF forming clubs or
those workingmcn who realize the I'M
pcrtance OF being paid for -.eir Work IN
The very best money that can be had, sun
goes bravely on. Yesterday at 300
O'Clock the gold men Of Second street
every individual worhngman. formed
n club. cighty-four strong. with the eX-
pressed determination 70 WORK FOR the
triumph 81 sound money at the election
of November 9Th next
ELECT OFFICERS TO-DAY.
The club was duly formed yesterday.
BIZ, the election Of officers was postponed
until to-day AT u o'clock. This club Will
be present with fun ranks at the meet
ing tonight, and 1t IS thought that IT
mill have many accessions today.
There is a spirit OF quiet determination
among the advocates Of the eoh basis
that is most encouraging. and Will bear
good fruit I'm November next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
JUSTICE JOHN's COURT.
Yesterday a Busy Day and Much Cash Col
lected.


The Police Court was In session for
some time yesterday morning, and num-
Der Of cases were disposed Of by Justice
John. 49,. p,.A.
W. A. Turner motorman on the Rich
r,md Railway and Electric Company
was a prisoner. charged with running
into and iniuring a cOlOrei man named
Archie PcndlctOn. The accident happened
Saturday night just at the bridge near
The railroad tracks on the hill that leads
TO the wharf. OIL,
Several witnes ses were heard as 10 bail,
which was given for Mr.. Turner 10 APP
near on October 7th. Witnesses seemed 10
Infer as tc the rate of speed at Whlch
the car was going. and as TO whelher
the alarm gong was sounded.
W. II. Morris. egro, was up on three
charges. lie was charged win assault
ing and cutting another negro namel
Sam johnson, and was SEM on 10 me
grand jury. For assaultinS ana Dedtlng
"A little girl named Mary Davis he was
fined 81. and for bathing in the HaNall
mill race he was taxed $50.
Belle Roberts was prisoner, charSed
with cursing II. l.. Blankcnship. one OF
the Health Department employees. lie
went TO the wcnSn's house several times
to get garbage. and could never get in.
At last he caught the woman In and
cautioned ner to set out the garbage.
She cursed him roundly and sent Justice
John an insulting message. she was
flnei s. and refused 10 pay. She was put
In the pen and in a few moments cooled
of. but was kept there an hour.
Willie Harvey and Eliza Payne. both
colored. got into an argument that led 10
fight. one had the other arrested
Justice John fined each one Sl.2J.
Thomas Smith was a prisoner. charged
with stealing a clock ana umbrella, the
property of Mr.. Steinlein. 9O4 east Mar
shall street. The negro was caught by a
gentleman at the house, who had some
little trouble in holding his man. The
case was sent on 10 the grand jury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
MIDsUMMER CROP REPORT.
Taken as Whole, il - Very En-
couraging.

Colonel Thomas whitehead, Commits
sioner of Agriculture has received the
midsummer report on the condition ana
acreage OF the different crops OF the
State:
The report is based upon reports from
ninety-two counties. every county report
ing except Amelia. Alexandria, Isle OF
Wight, Louisa, Powhatan, Rockingham
Tazewell and Warwick. The crop con-
ditions for this season have been more
favorable than during the same period
last year. With the exception OF the
dry weather prevailing last fall. and
the open winter. which was unfavora-
BILE to the growth OF wheat. the season
OF 1896 can be said to have been generally
Favorable. and an abundant yield OF
most all crops is assured
A large decrease is reported In the
wheat crop. 1t is due to the dry wea-
dher last fall and the chinch-bug. The
prospect In 1895 was % n cent. while
this year 1t is but ia decrease Of is
points.
The prospect for corn is reported to
the Commissioner at 97-an increase of
10 points over last year; but since the
report was made the intense heat has
injured the cornfelds 10 some extent,
and will reduce the yield
'T have seen corn affected by the
suns rays this year IN a way never
witnessed" said the Commissioner yes
terday: "the corn now in the roasting ear
state has actually been bllstered in some
sections"
The reports on hay indicate a decrease
OF % points in the yield.
Eight counties IN the state report on
cotton. and give the prospect at s5-an
Increase OF FIVE points over last year.
The tobacco crop promises great i'm
provement over last year. Until the
recent hot spell came on the crop prom
ised a very largely increased yield. but
the heat has manned the crop and
caused " TO ere. "
Tho prospect FOR the Irish potato crop
Is about the same as last year. while
an Increase OF ten points over the
sweet-potato crop OF last year. which
was s.. Is reported.
The prospect for the peanut WELD Is
s6-an Increase or six points over 1896.
This year has been favorable for the
growth OF grass. and the pastures are
IN better condition than last year.
There Will he very small WELD OF
fruit. in some sections the crop was
. total failure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
Resumption ofPassenger Service.

On and after Saturday. August lst. he
elegant steamer Virginia" will resume
her tri-weekly trips from Richmond 10
Baltimore. leaving Richmond every Tues
day Thursday. and Saturday about II.
NJ, arriving Baltimore next morning about
$50. Fare, 81 TO Baltimore; state-r0oms
from ~ cents up, and meals on the Euro
pean plan.
Correspondngly low rates 20 Washing
ton. Philadelphia, Wilmington. and New
York.
For further information apply 70
II. NJ. BOYKIN. General Agent,
$50 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
BIBIE HOLINESS.
Che Association for it's Promotion to Meet
at salem. Va, September 25th.

The Virginia Association for the Pro
motion OF Bible Holiness has decided 10
hold its initial yearly pentecostal meet
ing at Salem. Va. September 18th 10
October 3, 1896 at which time all members
who possibly can are expected TO be
present. Rev. b. Carradine, ID. D.. of
St. Louis. will conduct the services, as
sisted by a large number Of able and
noted teachers. A large tabernacle
now being prepared for the services. All
preachers and Christian workers who
wish to attend these pentecostal ser
vices whether members Of the asso-
citation or not, will be entertained upon
application TO the secretary.
The officers of the association are:
President. G. p. Strouse. Salem, Fa.;
Nice-President j. NJ. Gambill. Roanoke.
Va: Secretary and Treasurer. j. NJ.
Oakeley. Jr.. Salem. Va.
The following gentlemen compose the
Executive Committee: Revs. II. II.
Kennedy. r. G.. hewitt, j. y. Hartman.
T. w. Leslie, T.. II. Watkins. p X.
Nugent. L. b. Atkins. John A. Taylor
and the following laymen: D. G. Dick
erson. p. a. Jones' J. r. G. Brown.
Jr.. L. H. Marshall and J.. NJ. Lee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
GAR National Encsmpmen,. 1t. Paul.

The Baltimore and Ohio rallI''ad WI.
soil tickets from an points on It's ines
east of the Ohio river TO ST. Paul a, one
sir.~le rare Tor the round trip. good Tor
ali trains. August 10Th. 3oth. ana 5ist.
,aiid Cor return passage until September
,,,r ,-'tb ,6e privilege Of an additional
extension until September SDth BY de-
nositlng ticket with Joint Agent
Tickets will also be placed on sale az
''; Tho baltimore and Ohio maintains
double daily service OF through solid ves-
.,i-'ie trains between the East and Chi
cngn with Pullman sleeping and dining
cars attached. -, x
-, f5altimore and Ohio trains run
via Washington. Harper's Ferry. and
10 Potomac Valley Address for further
Information, ARTHUR @. LEWIS.
Passenger Agent.
O. Main street. Norfolk. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
THE JrFrHRsoN ROoF GARDEN
Is "A Good Place to Go These Warm
Evening".

Is "a 6OOu race 10 10 th'-'
Evening".
Despite threatening clouds the roof
garden was well crowded last night TIE
regular first nightcrs were out, ana they
found a good show for their amusement
The La Porte sisters, a pair of French
American girls. scored success with
their popular duets.
Resale. a famous high kicker and
dausante. was d revelation i'm the line Of
sensational dan Gers, ana not only pleased
the dandics with her performance. but
received the applause o. the ladies' wn3'
besides her dance, admired ner masnlh-
cent Costumes.
Phyllis Allen is we'll known on the
burlesque stage as a lending tonualtO,
and her rendition Of "Par1lise Alley
cannot be eXcclled.
al. Grant, comedian and mimic or
considerable reputation. kept the audi
ence in a litter for twenty minutes His
dialect limitations are really immense
Paulo and Dila, a pair Of French per
formers. sing several songs IN the orlsi-
nal yerrGCulai and execute Il catchy
French Cence. Mile. Dika d. a famous
beauty from Paris. and is possessed OF
that something that hangs around the
French actress that is so attractive.
The orchestra, music IS light and pleas
ant 10 listen TO on these warm, languid
evenings.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
Running on Time.

AZ illustrating the degree OF efficiency
10 which the present management OF the
baltimore and Ohio railroad has brought
its motive power equipment aud esprit
attention 10 the fact that during the
months OF April. May. and June the pas
senger trains and fast freight trains have
almost invariably arrived at their respec-
tive destinations on schedule time. The
very few exceptions 10 the general rule
were due TO causes inseparable from rail-
way operation. and against which no
forethought can wholly guard. Ii may
be safely said that during the period
named no road In America. comparab le
In magnitude to the Baltimore and Ohio.
can surpass its record for punctuality n
train movemeut
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18

Lively Times on a Colored Excursion From
DanVilIe.

Yesterday this city was favored with a
large colored excursion from Ddnyille by
wav of the Southern road, and, as Is
too often the case or such occasions,
row arose en- route. one OF the pdSsen-
gers. a colored dude named l.. ;. Price
mas making the principal portion OF the
row. according 10 all accounts, when
Passenger Agent J. G. Horton took a
hand and declared that order must be
preserved.
At this point another coiored excur-
sionist nar.ed W. il. Jones took part IN
the dispute, ard in the scuffie thar fol-
lowed Mr.. Horton struck Price III the
n cuth ard HI Cched him down. This
justlnatle ana pre- mpt manner OF dealing
with the difficulty soon resulted In quiet
ing affairs, but Lot before one OF the
sionists had twice slaQped pistol
at Mr.. Horton.
When the train reached this ,ity Chief
OF Detectives Alex. Tomlins)n was at the
station 10 meet / is sister. To him Mr..
Horton narrated the trouble that had
taken place, and upon his .eqIcst Mr..
TOmhrsOn took beth of the negroes in
charge and landed them I'm he Second
station, where charge Of being disorder
ly ana creating a disturbance on d rail-
road train was entered aginst them.
They did not stay long IN limbo how
ever. for John Mitchell. Jr. being inform
ed of their plight. became their Oondsman
In the penalty of 800 each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
Reduced Rates to West Point and Return.

Tho Southern railway recognizing the
fact that a great many Richmond people
would like TO spend their Sundays at
West Point, have arranged 10 put In
rate OF sl.OO for the round trip, tickets 10
be sold Saturdays. good TO return Mon
DAYS.
The Terminal Hotel" at this point has
Just been opened under an experienced
management and everything has been
done for the comfort OF guests who may
go TO that point.
For rates tickets. and other informa-
ton, call at Richmond Transfer Company.
900 east Main street. j. o. Verser. ticket
agent Southern Railway Station, or go
east Main street.
J. e. HORTON.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
FOE FIkIT CLOSING.
Seven O'Clock l.. VI. All the Year Round is
proposed.

Richmond Lodge. Machinists. No. 10,
met last night at Wilkerson's Hall. The
usual routine business was attended TO-.
The Committee on Labor-Day reported
that eyerytl Ing was in readiness Tor the
great celebration at Ocean View on Sep
TENDER eth. and that Indications pointed
TO an immeI Sc crowd being present on
that occasion.
A committee from the Retail Clerks
PrOtc ctiye Association waited upon the
lodge, and Presented the following resO-
luton which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That tbs union does heartily
endorse the mCvcu ent set on foot by the
Retail Clerks Protective Association Of
this city 10 secure the closing OF all retail
stores at L. NJ. throughout inc coming
year. We request that the members of
our union. their f. miles. ma the public
generally shall stop making purchases
and also that they give preference m
patronage to such stores as close their
doors at a reasonable hour, thus giving
both proprietor and clerk opportunity for
relaxation ard enjoyment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18

FAMPLIN CITY. VA. Aug. T.-Spe-
cial.-liay Venable, the negro boy who
stole Mr.. Alvin Clark's bicycle AZ this
place on the 9th Of August. was captured
by Captain William Johnson on yesterday
and taken TO jail at Appomattov Court
house. awaiting the consening OF court.
our farmers are cutting tobacco on ac-
count or the dry weather Much OF II Is
badly burned. The crop viii not turn
out as we'll as expected.
The foundation OF Presbyterian church
Is being laid at this place. and they hope
10 have IL finished In q month or so.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
Return Of the Howityers,

The happy Howitzers. about thirty
strong, returned lone last evening at Z
o'clock from their ten days outing at
Ocean View. where they had indeed
Jolly time fishing. boating. and enjoying
the real features of camp life. The How
itzers had as their guests while ut Ocean
View a special Tarty. consisting OF Ir
IND Mrs III. Lee Lorraine. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Miner Miss Powers. and Miss
Wrdy. who returned with the Jolly can
noneers last night. The HowitZers were
met at Petersburg by Sergeant William
II. W. Mason and at ByrdStreet STA
ton by Captain HutcheSon. Lieutenant
Barrett, Sergeant +. W. Minson, and
Corporal T. L. Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
A FLYER" to the Seaside.

Next Sunday august 23d) morning at
$50 o clock the usual popular Chesapeake
and Ohio Sunday seaside excursion train
will leave Broad-Street Station for Old
Point. Buck Roe Beach. Newport News.
Norfolk. &c. The rOund-trip is only 81
stone ballast track and two hour
schedule give our patrons quick, clean
ride 10 the sea The train Is unsur-
passed for comfort. surf bathing. ocean
breezes, and superb hotel accommoda-
tons. Returning. leaves Old Point al
T. NJ, Norfolk at $50 p. NJ. Also
tickets good only on day OF sale. Spe-
cially arranged prices FOR dinner AZ Oh
Point. HORACE l.. SMITH.
Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
The iieptasoph Celebration.

The Heptas CHS VIII celebrate their
eighteenth anniversary at the Academy Ct
Music on the night OF August 9th It 5
o'clock. The affair will be on a large
scale. and will be most enjoyable Tick
cts OF admission will be free. and can he
obtained at the music store OF Manly b.
Ramos. or from the committee, which
consists of the following gentlemen:
Messrs. A. w Rosene, Henry NJ. Tyler.
Henry Flecenheimer. Henry Abram. Har-
~ |. Smith. George w. Hunter. 7. Il.
Greenwood. Joseph H. Shepherd. r. Falk,
l.. W. Miltz. and Manly Il. Ramos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18

This old reliable line IS running boats
daily between West Point and Baltimore.
making close connection at West folht
with Southern railway trains 10 ana from
Rates. one way. 50; round-trip, 50, good
for ten days: state-rooms 81 ana elegant
meals 75c each, all the delicacies OF the
season with each meal.
For tickets, schedules, ana other IN
formation call on Richmond Transfer
Company e03 east Main street: j. O. Yer
ser. ticket agent station. ana }. Z. nor
ton I. L. A., 800 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18

At n meeting OF the executive commit
tee of the recently organized Federation
Of Labor. held I'm Norfolk. plans We're laid
for a very aggressive campaign this fall
and winter i'm every section Of the State.
District organizers were appointed as
follows: Norfolk district 0ncluding Nor
folk, Portsmouth and Newport News
i. J. Reardon. Of Portsmouth; Lynch
burg district-W. c. LOuhoff Of Lynch
burg: Roanoke district-C. f. Gray. Of
Roanoke. Danville districts. NJ Davis
OF Danville: Richmond district-C. NJ
Wills, of RichUord
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
Popular seashore Excursions via X. Y. 81
l.. X. X.

on Fridays ard Saturdays you can so
10 Atlantic City. Cape May, or Sea Isle
civ at round-trio rate OF 81 from Rich
mond. Tickets good to return until tbs
following Tuesdays. Leave Richmond 7
A. NJ, Washington IL A. NJ. arrive At
lantic City 4:25 T. VI.
For fun Information apply 20 Richmond
Transfer Company. 9o3 east Main street.
ticket office. Byrd-street station. or
c. A. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
Full aud Fnir.

In The labor department Of the Norfolk
Pilot Mr.. &. G. Houston SAYS or the
Treatment received at the recent meeting
in Richmond:
"The Richmond papers have courteous
and g,ntlemanly reporters, and tneir &c,
counts OF the proceedings were full ana
fair"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
Property Transfers.

Richmond: J. r. J. Melton TO Char
lotte III. Burnett. % feet on east SIDE
Thirty-frst street between Marshaii ana
Clay streets SLIGO
r. J. Todd to Richmond Traction Nom
pany. 40 feet IN froad street sou'""'''
corner SLATER street, sb,l2o- -, -.
Hcnrico: Minetree Foxes special com.
missioner. TO Charles J. Billups. 70 rect
on east side State street. soutaease COZ
nag AArshAu k2zA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
civ Hall Notes..

Scarcely any business was transacted
Yesterday in the City Hall courts. The day
being the dullest for some time past.
In the Chancery Court Mrs. Adde ].
Smith qualified as Administrative of the
estate Of John A. Smith. deceased.
In the Law ami Equity Court yesterday
suit was instituted against George r.
Jarman by the Randolph Paper BOX Com
pany for 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
PardOnS Refused.

Governor OFerrall yesterday refused
TO pardon George Foster. Of Franklin
county. who is ccLnned in the peniten-
tiary for murder In the second degree.
His ExC,liency a'so delied executive
clemepcy 70 William Keith. Of Smyth
county. who is serving timo for house
breaking
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
IN HENRICO COUNTY.
ssrs. Cowardin and Csnepa VIII Get No

Messrs. Cowardin and Csnepa VIII Get No
Damages From the Traction Company
In the Hsrinco Circuit Court yesterday
the con missioners recently appoint
che Circuit Court OF Henrico 10 determine
cd TO determine the amount OF
damage. sustaining the Injunction
applied for by Messrs. Cowardin
and Canepa agsiI ~ the Richmond Trac-
ton Company ina construction OF its Oak
wood Cemetery line. reported that they
found no d. mage whatever TO the petit
flonerv' land, but rather an Increase of
rnlpN ~ Tia norAtrRctisn Of tho road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-18
We Will Never Have Bryan

and his free silver. so come ahead and
invest your idle funds in the stock OF tho
State Building and Loan Company Shares
500 So. and Sl25e bearing . per cehl;
aud = per cent Interest and principal
Office. 11oS east Main street.
We want 10000 quick.