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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-05-09

Of hlibusters until It was too late Milton
further said tina: he was going as q news.
paper correspondent to tho insurRent
camp in order to interview the members
Of the insurgent government. He after
wards intended to return to the United
States.
The prosecutor classed all the prisoners
as traitors and as assisting in the insur.
rectioa. tn. schooner was classed as a
pirate wefth about ti.OOo, anti having on
board al insurscnt flag valued at l cent.
He denied that Mata could be considered
q friend Of Spain, as he was treated on
board the schooner In the same manner as
the other members OF tho exp edition. As
to Eaborde, the prosecutor pointed out
that he was the man who had signed the
proclamati0ns found on board the schooner
when, she was captured. Referring to
Bedia, the prosecutor said he was well
treated while on board and was believed
to have known the object Of the cxpedi.
ton.
. The commander Of the Mensajera, Lieu
tenant Butron. further testified that while
pursuing the insurgents in boat with
six men somc of the filibustcrs were
drowned nad two were captured while in
the water. The men made prisoners in
the water were Laborde and Bildea- The
other three prisoners were captured on
board the schooner. The pilot of the
Mensajera and the crew OF that gunboat
declared that nt tho time the schooner
was captured she was not showing any
flag.
In his defense Laborde firmly declared
that he had not written or received tho
letters and other papers found on board
and that no had not signed the proclama-
tions captured on board the schooner. The
prosecutor then read the penal record of
LaboIie. showing him to have been n
forgcr, thief and kidnaper, and produced
Letters written by him on board the Com
petitor to persons. ut Key West advising
them Of the arrival Of the expedition in
Cuba
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28

no tenfa ganas de conner, diio sus compa-
1eras:-5Quien quiere mi pan?-Yo-contes
t6 al momento Ia "Loba."-Yo-diio en-
seguida otra criatura oontrahecha, llamada
"Monte San juan, que sirve de ludibrio
burla & las demas presas, sin que & veces po-
damos impedirlo, y la cual Sc halla embara-
Zada de pocos meses. La joven di6 desde lue-
go ell pan esta Ultima, con gran resentiniento
de la "Loba", que grit6 Lena de furor:-iTe
he pedido antes tn raci6nl RS verdad, pero
esa pobre esta embarazads, y 10 necesita mas
que yos-respondi6 la joven. La "Loba
arrebat6 Ell pan la "Monte San Juan", en-
pez6 vociferar agitando al mismo tempo ell
cuchillo; como es tan maligna y lie temen
tanto, nadie atrevi6 tomar Ell psrtido de
la pobre ''Guillabaora", aunque todas las pre-
sas lie daban interiormente la raz6n.
--SC6mo decfs que SO llamap
La "Guillabaoran; es ell nombre mks
bien ell apodo con que ha sido inscrita mi pro-
tegida, la cnal espero que 10 sera vuestra, se-
nombre.
--iQue nombre tan extrafo! -.
En- ell horrible lenguaie de esq gente
signi6ca 10 cantadora. Dicen que tiene una
VOC muy linda, J 10 creo, porque sE acento es
encantador.
-SY como SO libr6 de la fIoba"P
Cada vez mas enfurecida al yer sn se-
renidad, La "Loba" corri6 hacia ella pref
riendo mil denuestos Y OF ell cuchillo enar-
boiado. Al yer este, slzs demks presas dieron
un grito de espantC. Solo la "Gnillabaorap
miroia sin tenor, sonrio con amargura y le
diio con VOC angelical:-iOh, matadme, ma
tadme, que 10 daseo; pero no me hagais su-
frir demasiado!-Y pronnnci6 estas palabras.
seg6n. me han dieho, con ton0 tan sencillo V
lastiraero, que al oirlas SO humedecieron los
ojos de LIS demAs.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28

GutlInbdOrd; porque todo 10 que me decfs de
esa pobre muohacha me iuteresa sobremane-
ra. Pero Jqu6 debe hsoerse para conseguir gu
libertad2 Porque en- seguida la colooaremos;
yo me encargo de ella.
Con las relaciones que teneis, senora,
os serA faoil sacarla inmediatamente de la
prision: ESQ depende de la voluntad del sefor
prefecto de poliefs, la recommendation de
una persona tau distinguida serfa decisiva
Pero, voviendo q la GatilIa6aora, os dire que
no extrafarfa que al sentimiento dooroso de
su primera degradation SO unese otro pesar
no menos cruel.
-sQue quer6is decir, se1orae
No Sc 81 me engafar6; mas no halla-
ria extrano que habiendose librado esa joyen
poF cualquier accdente de la degradation en-
que Sc hallaba sumergida, hubiese conoebido
algtn amor honrado lfoito que fuese la
causa de su salvation su tormento
--SQue razones teneis para creerlo asfq
E siencio obstinado que guarda con
respecto al sitio donde ha pasado los tres
meses que falt6 de la Cite, me haoe Greer que
teme ser reclamada por las personas en- euya
casa habia encontrade asilo.
y gen que fund&is ese tenor?
-En que tendrfa que oonfesar entonoes
su vida pasada.
-En efeoto, su vestido aldeana
-rOtra circumstance ha aumentado mis-
s0spechas. Al hacer anoche mi inspection en-
Ell dormitorio, acerqueme al lecho de la "Gui-
llsbsora' que dormfa profunda tranquila-
mente: sus largos cabellos rubios eafan suel-
tos con plofusi6n por su cuello sus hom-
bros, tenfa las manos cruzadas sobre ell Pc
cho como 81 so hubese dormido rezando.
Hacia va slgunos momentos que contem-
plaba su augelcal Iostro, cuando en- voz baja
y con acent0 respetuoso, tFiste y apasionado,
pi ioaauci6 un nombre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
-iQue nombre2

-jQue n0mbreF
Despu6s de un instante de silencio, la
inspectora dijo con gravedad:
-Aunqne considero como sagfado 10 que
Sc oye decir Ell sue1os, es tai ell generoso in
teres que ten6is por esa desgraoiada, que
puedo confaros ell secreto. Ese nombre es
Rodolfo.
i Rodolfo! - excIamo la de Harville
acordandose del principe Pero refexionando
luego que s. A. ell gran duque de GeroIstein
no podia tener la menor relacion con ell Ro-
dolfo de la pobre "Gaillabaora," diio la
inspectora, que Sc habla sobrecogido al OR
su exclamaci6n:
-Senora, ese nombre me ha sorprendido,
porque, por una singular casualidad, es ell de
un pariente mfo. Pero TODD 10 que me decfs
de la "Guillabaora" me interesa cada vez
mas. sNo podrfa verIa hoyP 1ahora mismop..
ST, sefiora; ire buscarla, 81 gustais, Y
al paso me informare de Luisa Morel, que
ests .en la otra parte de la prisi6n.
-Os 10 agradecere, seflora-contest6 ia
de HarvilIe. sali6 al punto la Inspectors.
-lCosa extrsfia por cierto!-dijo la mar
quesa al quedarse sola.- no se que impression
me ha causado ese nombre de Rodolfo. Pero
iestoy loca? Sque relaciones podfa tener 81
con cristura de sa case2-y despues de
guardian silencio por un momento anadi6
-iTenia raz6n icuAnto me interesa to-
do esto ic6mo Sc engrandece ell espfritu ell
coraz6n cuando 50 consagra q ocupaciones
noblesl ST, no hay dnda; al socorrer los
que mereeen socorro, Sc ejerce el poder de la
Providencia. sQue novela me causarfa estas
sensaciones nj excitaria tanto mi curiosidad2
Esa pobre "Guillabaora", por eiemplo, me
inspira la piedad mas profunda me entire
go ciegamente esta conmiseraci6n, porous
es grsnde la experiencia de la inspectora,
no debe enga1arse con respeoto & ella.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28

-Lo creo-dijo conmoyida la uiarquesa.
Los peores Notwithstanding la
inspectora- -tienen veces momentos ldcidos
La "Loba', al DIR estas palabras, llenas de
dolorosa resignation, cOnmovi6, seg6n di-
io despues, arroj6 al suelo el cuchillo y 10
pate6, diciendo voces:--No tuve raz6n al
amenazarte, "Guillabaora", porque soy mas
porque no tuviste miedo de mi ouchilio, &
mi nae gusta la geDte valerosa. PoF 10 mis-
mo, 81 alguien qUisiere hacerte dafio, aqni es-
toy yo para defenderte.
-iQue caracter tan singularl
Este hecho aument6 la iDfiuencia de la
"Gulllabaora', hoy, cosa que apenas tiene
ejemplo en- la prisi6n, casi ninguna la tutea:
al contrario, la respetan Y lie ofrecen los SER
vicios que pueden prestarse mutuamente las
encarceladas. He pregnnt tado algunas pre-
sas de su dormitorio cna era la csuaa de esta
deferencia, me han respondido:-No pode-
mos remediarlo; Sc conoce que no es una per-
soma como asosotrGs.-Pero gquieu os 10 ha
dicho2-Nadie, pero se echs de VERY en
que?-En mil cosss. Por ejemplos aver an
tes de aoostarse puso rezar de rodillas,
sd rezG, como dijo CON raz6n La "Loba'', no
patede naesaos de te'aer derecho para hacerlo.
-iQue observation tan extrafa
-Esas desgraciadas no tienen oil menor
sentirniento religioso, pero jamAs 90 atreven
prGfe-ir aqui una palAbra sacriLega inn
pia: "a yersis, seflora, en todas las aalas una
especie de altar con la estatua dc la Virgen,
rodeada de ofrencas Y adornos; todos los do.
msngos ofrecen e1 0ot0 IN gran n6inero de
cirIos Las que van la cspilla estEn en- ella
con mncha reverencla, aunque geneYalments
el aspecto dc los lugares santos les causa ea-
pantoy disgusto- Pero vofviendo In ssGQi-
llabaofa." Sus compafieras nae dijeren tarn.
Dien;-For 81 duIzuras - We claxamsnte Qlss
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
unQuento Derm6genol

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
nor Il UNGUENTo DERM0GENo en-
las lIagas qgemadsras, fsa~etes, ps-
cadHyas ds asosqwitos Iepye africa sa,
sa6oSosss. slefantiasis tss1sorss, df
cstokoNser proceGSaciG, SeSas0fssAso, VI
ceyas. Esridas ds cssaLQStey Gyasa. pa
saassos o., 10 demuestran las mini
tas curaclones obtenidas y el constan
te aso que de dicho especifico Sc
h2c>.
Dep6sito: FaynsGcsa Central de J
Fsrs~~.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
lAUsUBO! iAUsUBOl

Vigas de TX s, 4 x6y5x 10 alfAg4xa
ie x J. EstSntsE dc aasubo ie b 81 va
res. Sartldo general dc msderas do Ia
Florida, tablas de todas eIases dsmka
.factos para eonatrUsei5n,
L. p. DORA 8 "a
riaya--poncs Noviembre 22 de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28

FL vapor H. T. VGUeGe vaie del dia puerto, toma
Pasale Epn asbordo al dco
sale d de cada guno de la
M v5e dol 28 toara spana rasbo
oar Puerto Rico deoto de ual puerto da de
ea6&
I'm carentenara desd 81 /: de Mayo 80 de aee0
ad todo los de rut paa1ero sos
arAen Gar4an
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
nran depuratavo vegetal i!

Tran dePurdtaO0 Oeget1a
I, sea extracto fiuido ccnpuesto os
yarIas plantas indigenas, usadas &C.
40 alterantes y sudorifcas.
Cada onza huida representa- una
,nEa de las plantas que conttene.
PuRAMENTE VEGETAL
FL mas conocido, segSyO y y6ptd0
srFicador de la sangrel
Conserva el cuts ssrso y ubre de
ysspcsOses v gvass0s!
Pue den usarlo hasta los nihos.
Dep6sito: EaSnsGcig Central, de ].
errer.
mr. az. D. $. Nvbre. de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
CERv1IS
centric 9ENERESX
DE PUBLICAlCIONES.

Hsta sasa sdmite suscripciones { toda
olaea de obras por entregas, sanbien
peri6dicos ilustrados y de nodas, encargAn-
dose iyualnasnte de comisiores psrteneclen-
tas nj rarno; dc conapletar cualesqulera
obras que se hallaren truncss; pudiendo log
sefsores que So sncnentrsn en dieho CAS-,
rssar una nots del filtrao cuAderno quo
hubieren recibido.
Entre los peri6diOos iiaatrados cue cate
Csntro reparte, fgura.
LA Illustration ARTISTICA
oue Dor In bellexa de aus grabados los me-
iozss que salen de Barcelora, 10 sslecto de
sus textos los naagnfhcos regalos que ca
ds tres repSrtos haos, es 81 peri6dico de
gaayor clroulaci6n eu Espaha y AmSEica
l>.ip. ws.nbssn henos do advsrtir que
LA Illustration ARTISTICA
Va sccmpanads dc
Ell SALON De LA MODA
peri6dlcc que goxA fama sntre las fAnaillaa
y raoalstas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
Brsqaro G. Go.

p5aya Poacs, pseyto- Ri0o.
Glfan cortA vists sobre Espa6a Ialaa
4dyacentes.
Giran sobre las plsxas prineipales de
Africa tMsrruecosl y sobre New-X York.
MAYO l9 de 1892.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28

Dicien ore 3 de 1893.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
Especlioo Salvador
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Con sste especf6co desaparscen los bar
ros la picaz6n que producer las erup-
clones en- el cuerpo. Els el verdadero "qui-
ta-do. II. Sc usa en- friceiones IS Apl-
80 en- ochenta caaos diatintos.
Vsndses en- Juana~ ~Diaz--barrio de Hato
puerc. casa del invsnFnr zolamente.
Mayo 4, 1885. A.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
S &C Al A M 30

auIT x
este preparado indio, de gran fsna On sl
pals, clsra radicalnanta los oatarros gripa
les, dolores de cahe2A, EsuEalgias, reumas,
tn6arnacionss y .dslafs aEsasioaes cntknsas,
etc., etc.
La formula de cada bote!la indies Is ma
nera de usarse. A pssar del gran consume
de este preparsdo, su preeio ser& 6jo como
aigue Gaia de "a nediAg botellas, z pesos.
Unisos depcs'taYios del lezftinao Saoa-
iassbt,
L. Cbard6n y O.
Ponce. Febr@ro LIS do 1884. 2Yrn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-08-28
Roberto Graham
yHGENIERO
Ess*dscs5u, HeTreysa = EsyyesessI
PoNuE, PUERTO .gT0o

Fnbrioante de despolpsdorss he cafe ds
os sisteluas Rollo Disco, como tamhlhu
;eiazos. Tahonas, Ruedas hidr6allcas, Nj
scatss, Ssssds-as soda clAaa do meqaina,
ia para safe, pioAr ys+aa. dasgranar Hnis
: a+S. H;syrc, eohra y hr>nea sn b.rraa,
o-ii1a -
f-zEa-,oss in ~ ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15

The Celebrated Trnseainn VIII Open HIS

Engagement at the Academy Tonight.
When Mr. Walker Whitesiie. who ap-
pears az tho Academy tonight to-por-
row night. Was playing in New
y Ork city. J.. H. Sothern Was appearing
at the lAcclw Theatre bon "Ihc Prisoner
Of Lenda.' The double event moved an
eminent critic 20 wilte as follows. "Suc-
cess eau Dee attributed TO but few OF Che
plays OF New lorks dramatic season.
The Prisoner OF Lcnda' is one OF them.
another is found in the cnsaccmcut OF
Walker Whitcsidc at the Herald Square
This player may Doe said 90 be abreast
of wave OF exclusive popularity. IN ls
certain that his offerings are annotated
on the engagement tablets of many OF the
Cltys h0r ton. Scholars who neglected
him during his former visits are now
Gliding themselves for their indifference.
and are crOwdius the theatre TO applaud
MIN. Ills standard has found bearers in
critics OF force and reserve. and 10 will
not he surprising Or his ialrcls. which lls
many years OF studlous. earnest purpose
fairly and souareiy won. are during this
engagement ctcd out 10 him in the full %
Richmond theutrc-EocIs are TO bo given
an opportunity ths week OF repeating
the ovation which was given TO AIR.
Whitcside IN the metropolis Ills Hamlet.
which is without O. doubt one OF thc
most magnificent Representations OF the
character following closely. as 10 does
that OF Edwin Booth, Will 1e The opening
ing bill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
p4ILgotD C0MNISSfONER ORDERS
REELECTION ON rASSENGEK RATES.
BRYAN Enthusisspi Very smHn-'om-
mittce of Arrangements have
Hard Time Getting Funds

RALEIGH. y. c.. Sept. Il Special
on Saturday there WAS quite a gathering
OF railroad officials here TO appear. before
The Railroad Commissioner m regard
20 tie order TO reduce local freight and
passenger rates 10 correspond with tho
new through rates made under the
recent cut. Tho usual ten days notice
10 lie exceptions Was given. The com
mission makes reduction OF one-ionr'"
OF a cent per mile on passenger rates
Tor each class
The Republicans and ropulisis me' o"
s.t,raay and aIrang for fusion %
the county .,. 400.
The INST Baptist church Of this city
WI. opened yesterday Tor service tNo
first time ID several months lot Nei'
extensive repairs an. itHio' '''''.''-
bon made on the interior.
There arc 1a5 pups az Oh" coiored
deaf and dumb and blind asylum mere
ana Do M tho white blind asylum
pDsinoes mon report trade az being
,.-ttcr ,,,or fnan az any time during Lass
"a ~. University there are S5l STU
f.afs al tho end 0f the first week or ''S
session.
AGREE on THE Law
The chairman OF the three commit
ties representing the thrn p'IueS' nv
had "a conference ana aeieeu Una, 81.
following is rIrht construction Oh '..c
election law. and ask the laIuo" :"
follow 90.
aims all persons are entitled 10 r's'"-
ter September 2Gth. october sIa' 81 TOO
rtr l.tn. October lith. and those any.
only. between o'clock A. ST. ana
o'clock T.. NJ. save DO moor poi"',N -'..,
ana citfs on october @i'h no a'' S'.,-'
De- done regarding reistfaion' save ''o
RIGHT 10 challenge between the hours OF
Q O'Clock a. NJ. and o'clock ,. Nj. any
o.ecfor whose name NAY appear on 'ir
books. ON october aist no ac' sha
b, done regarding rFisira.lon save I'D
hear and determine au cnaIleneeS mace
October #th Hearing sNail ie ma" ''
tween the hours Of o'clock a. W. 'n
4 o'clock Il. NJ in al precincts save
those in Incorporated towns ara cues,
where the hearing shan he h'o u",I
o'clock T. NJ fhal ON. i'Isou W.
comes or ase between ''1o.@I .'l' ''.'
election-day or VINO y eHliNei - Ies.9
Ter hy reason Of his residence. IN state
or county. being of sliHcl.ni ui,' re-
qu'red by law "liah 'ine l,''.sU az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15

WINSTON. y. c.. sept 1i-Special-
The Executive Committee decided to-day
for the Watson and Mason Democratic
club 20 attend the Bryan spcnakmg at
Greensboro Thursday I'm a boly The
club wiil have q special train Of ten
coaches. which Will Dee handsomely deco
rated. \ majority of merchants have
decided 90 close their stores that day
Special trains Will Doe run over ;ho
Norfolk and Western. the Wlkeshoro
ara Mocksvrle roads A Junior Watson
'and Mason Club Was Organized here to-
niGbt hy hoys between the ages OF four
teen and tweuty-one years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15
WHO STOLE THE BOOK?
THE MYSTERY or MANCHESTER
STTLL UNENPLhINED.
"Maybe the Wicked Politicians Took It."
Says the Chief Of Poiice-Mrs. Jen-
kins Dcad-Brief Mention.

MtVgurerrp Brrrtr TrruWOND TIMES,
e. tt3+ltf.'-. ,'--..-- I.,.-rf. BIorv.
N'' i1-' IL ''''
Inc disappearance oi lns Nv"N D'"'
ile tho records OF the Manchester ponce
d.,..~.r,ont is sNI nm uuoxnlafnel mys-
. ,.... i.,,, .fi. to sa.or-
l-I'' anu N' WIG '''''
tain definitely what BIAS become OF IT,
Captain James A. Iip-comb. chief OF po-
l., ,, di..,-eir, tbo occurrence yester-
DAY, said lIAl he lhoufNl I- very L''''-
bic that fh0 records bad been stolen by
. ,...,.......t.f,. ..,ft.t..s, ii, or.ier tta+
30. ......'i ,r ~. .r..,-+ d.. ,ll. ~
"
vote without having the proofs OF their
distranchiscmclt produced against them.
If MAT rse the motive for fha thoff
D.. ....i4 a., do
salu captain L'pseoinp' il "'N.D
featcd, as there Was "a duplicate IeloI
of every case deposited with the clerk Of
the Hustiirs Court 10 Us NefF. liootDie
that the book was taken by nietlleNo Gus
persons. and wll bee returned aa my sle-
rOusly ass % was stolen.
FORMER El SlDLNI DEAD
Mrs. Ilizl beth jenkins, widow OK lno
laf0 solomon ID. jenkins. or Mdhcntslei'
died Saturday afternoon at the residence
o. Mr.. J. ~ Ashby, of letarsDurg' with
whose family SHE lad been living ipr
number of years.
Mrs jenkins was twice married. iIht
10 tho late George lINMf.fir Oh AliNnl't"
field county. after whose death She zee
moved t0 Manchester. where she suhsc-
nuentlv married Air. jenkins. an English
in4u. She leaves two daughters. both
married one in Totcrsburg and the other
in ms cifv also one brother, Alr. Lemucl
- Iunsf6fls "A Lee Camp veteran, OF
iti.hrnor1
ITrTp THE MISSION.
,,horo ,,ii he an entertainment given
h,- tne Little cleaners of Oak Grove Mis-
.o, ~, fbe 93d ana oath of this month.
'rS. e,.r,.'ees ON tLe w win take place
I'm t,o niss.cn. corner Twentieth and
Maurv streets. and ON tie 1ith At the
Gra,s' armorv
A. eVc.llent nrorramme is being pre-
,,er"t r,~ the occasion which includes
il,,,,. or tl,e hos musical Talent of Rich
,,,,."o mi ,r,nrbeefer Ihe proceeds Will
h.. dorot,5 "a Inc benefit of Tie mis-
ro N1'O'~@ ~
''0'' TIN, pOrrcue COURT.
e,o,.~.i -. ,ss,., Won. d,enosod OF bv
49,. al nfip',, ,' Oroerer6at morning.
re.l Griffin vyaa fined 81 and costs for
J"CN oi.'i''. WI ''. ,,ftn,Jriv an tho street.
DT,-5 ulu." "l'u , ptiiIs- ifosb,- ,colorefl
7. ...'9 g. IN c,"b fDr f~1fira on
W. .'@0u sa,,,rl,,- ,,irnf
'he ssIIei ' ~, lciao,n "a noted chick
pitle, i,'.i ,''T '.,.'.j ,.i,i io.r,- drunk
lt., ,'si o,.6 r.ei.tinl~ an officer. lie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15

Tho continued large patronage o. the
Chesapeake and Chic special Sunday Seal
shore excursions IS e. source OF much
satisfaction 10 The management Last
Sunday Morning train consisted or five
coaches. and returning two moro coaches
were put on 10 accommodate excursion
lists Who had come from Clifton Forge.
Charlottesville. etc. 10 Richmond. and
thou madc lie trip 90 Old Point New
port News. and Norfolk Tho weather at
tho seashCrc was charming. and a num-
Der OF people went into tue surf Next
Sunday. September 2Jh. the usual eK-
cursioa will leave Broan street station az
$3.50 A. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-09-15
SEALED PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
> CEIVTD hy the undersigned up 20
noon Of the 10Th instant for FURNISH
ING COAL FOR THE COURTHOUSE
AND ALMSHOUSE OF THE COUNTY
or HENKICO state price Per ton for
each kind Of coal and the price sepa-
ratoly for that for the almshouse deiiV-
cred NJ the yard or 10 be delivered az
The almshouse, about ono and a hall
miles from the city. on tho Nine-Mlle
road Leave bids with Samuel r. Wad-
HUf clerk at the county courthouse.
Quantity probably needed seventy-hve
TONS. HENRY G.. HECHLhR-
ee12-2t Chairman.
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ATLANTIC COAST Line.
SCHEDULE EBFKCulfE MAY 2L l.a
4llAlNa LEAVE hI-H4lyAD-l a.u-
DEPOT.

SCHEDULE EbEAClllL MAY -i l'..
1ltAlNo LEAA H. hI-HalyAD-N H---.
DEPOT.
goo A. H., Arrive 4clclanarg s.l a. 81,
Norfolk ll.-) a.. % Stops Of
at Peters .4lr, Ndf.tI., .
suffolk. va.
goo A. H., Arrives Petersburg $3.50 a. ~.
Weldon i.ih s.. 3D.. Ia..I
vilio $3.50 ID d., Cher
lll5 j. 49,, olNluN.l 1850 ~
Nj, JAG A.onflIs is.
Port Tampa ID
Connects at Wilson Hf SO.
Az arriving l1Ilat..I
lL. Wilmington I..H -.-
pullman Sleeper etH Is I'D
JaCksluflAe.
9.s5 p. II. Local. arrives Petersburg 1852
Il. ~. Makes an sfuu.
$40 p. H., Arrive Fs.srsogFs ,,is p. Nf
stops.
7.so Z. n, Arrives Petersburg s.HP. 81,
EmpOrla $40 CONNECTS Wi.l
A. g. -. Tor stations between
Emporia and LaHreneefIlel,
Weldon DAB =. ST. fayrite-
NiIla l.NI A. si. N.t. .A
6.l5 A. d., savannah tIi -
NJ. Jacksonville 1870 ID At
Port Tampa $3.50 ID. 81
NEW LINE I1 -lD DIE
GEORGIA POINTS Afflf.ns
Aiken i.I- A. d., A-6 - so
A. NJ, Macon ID A. A., ATT
lanta lzIs j.. lisai .,
miuston. charleston. Jackson
VILE. Port Is mut. Aiken. Au-
gusta and hacNn
Ian " Arrive Petersburg 1855 A. ~.
A-''s Tvuchburg 900 s.. ST., k0a-
noke 7.s5 a. 81. Bristol 10
p M. Pullman sleeper Rioh-
moud To- Lynohburg
.., II Arrives Petersburg l.i0 4 NJ,
E'so ~ 49, weldon 2.s, A. ~. Henderson
40t 4 ST., Hllelgh 5I1 A. NJ
flberfou 2.08 J.. II. Atlanta
t9 =. ST. Pullman Sleener
Washington 10 Atlanta
-.ox A n Sunday Accommodation ar-
Tiyes Fe,egsolIs SIG a. 81.
4:4o P. NJ send4iSy Accommodation. ar
Makes ali stops.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
AN A NJ. From Jacksonville. Savannah,
CIV Charleston. Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta, and all points south.
etO A. NJ, Atlanta, Athens. and Raleigh.
Iynchburg. and tho West.
SIS A. NJ, Petersburg Local
II los A. NJ. Norfolk. Sunolk. and Peters,
burg.
go p. NJ. Jacksonville, savanna.
bCfo, and all points South.
TOO Il. M, Norfolk, Surolk. Waverly, ana
Petersburg. Lynchoufg. and
the West.
s.23 r. NJ. Petersburg Local.
p:40 A. M, Sunday Accommodation from
7:25 y. NJ, sunday Accommodation from
II. N. EMERSON.
]. r. KENLY, Trafic Manager.
G. g. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent
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The Southern railway. viii sell tickets
10 Richmond and return. within "a radius
trlp. 70 an who wish TO hear Hon. W j..
Bryan speak. Friday night. September
18th.
Trains from Danviile arrive at Gao u
NJ and from West Point az . -. n.
This VIII give everybody plenty or time
10 set a good scat
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The regular union prayer and testimony
meeting of the Epworth League Union OF
pi-lfnond and Manchester WAS held Sun
atv afternoon at Ashufv Methodist
church. Owing 10 the threatening aspect
OF the weather the attendance was rot
as large AS II would have been, but the
exercises were yedy interesting.