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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

One Person in Every Four Suffers From
Piles.

About one person In every four suffers
from some form OF rectal disease. The
most common and annoying is itching
piles, indicated by warmth. slight mois-
ture and intense. uncomfortable Itching
In the parts affected
The usual treatment has been some SIM
pie ointment or saive which sometimes
give temporary relief. but nothing Ike
permanent cure can be expected from such
superficial treatment.
The only permanent cure for itching
piles yet discovered is the Pyramid Pile
Cure not only for itching piles, but for
every other form Of piles. blind. bleeding
or prOtruding. The first application gives
instant relief and the continued use for
short time causes a permanent removal
OF the tumOrs or the small parasites
which cause the intense itching and dis
comfort Of itching piles.
Many physicians for a long time sup
posed that the remarkable relief afforded
by the Pyramid Pile Cure was because
II was supposed to contain cocaine, opium
or similar drugs. but such is not the case.
recent careful analysis OF the remedy
showed II 10 be absolutely free from any
cocaine, opium, or in fact, any poisonous,
injurious drugs whatever Sold by drug
gists at 20 cents per package.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

tionaltics 20 also day u united effort
Tor nobler deeds -
America offers the Possibilities % ihs
ideal ftate. and. with ne 1'lp or COO, ~. "
lied II 70 shall De Stat' that VIII p.
ma be- % great citizens rather man great
c'tios. where manhood ana NOT mgh'y
shall De tho gaugo of .iOn0r. where cntt-
actcr and ot .0ssal fortune shall BE-
the basis or esteem whore NOT ulalerisl
grandeur. but spiritual gpiendor shal -
the con light 90 hcckOn ua onWtLu.
where ignorance. sel0shnsDs and soroin
avar.ce shall De replaced ~ the Know D,
edge OF moral tr as. hv harmonious ana
sympathetic iLtcr-a sslstancc. lnls ldftt
State shall be the vanguard Of nun an
progress. ou ration Itself the goddess o-
liberty standing upon the IndcstrIctlIle
pedestal of rilnfc0us ne and sending be-
light Of holy action radlatiug into eFoft
corner of the globe.
Then shall all peoples learn from us anf
as .he STR as OF our Gag belt the globe. -
shall Doe a conquest of peace, N love ana
OF God. when the nations shall Yield ohef'
ance. not 90 our might. but 90 our morals.
not Co our power bat TO our peerless lifc.
not 10 the armaments 81 war. but fo tho
embrace OF au all-cncOmpaesing affection,
that shall carry them on % t'" uItma,e
and perfect destiny ~ Tho human race,
THE CLOSING SCENES.
The exercises were brought Go close
bv tho singing 0f a. chorus The Heavens
are DECLARING hy Beethoven s7ecu'cd
by the two singing societies. Then Tho
audience dispersed. ,nc individuals SINUS
inc themselves in their 1wn way 100 INC
Exposition building. The children Dad
another treat while following p wagon
over The grounds. from "a 10 peanut and
candy. etc. were distributed a-1ons them.
As soon ass dlr ness set ID an elegant
display OF H-e-works ~ eet or just out-
side ~ the E- ositon hIldirA, and tho
gen 'ral opinion prevrllod that : sitter
entert. inment had never uecn given IN
this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
fALL OPENING.
The Ladies' Thronged Kaufmsn's Store
Yesterday.


All nature bows 20 woman. and the eN-
tent and proiundity Of the ancient danes
obeisance is seen in peep into the mag
nificent millinery parlOrs OF Kaufman
& co. at Broad and "Ourth streets. where
feminity In myriads was swarmng I'm TO
the fall opening yesterday.
II Is distnctvely a millinery opening.
me WI ilesale dry goods department, for-
merly occupying the second floor or the
ents DDrising establish .uent. has been re-
moved 20 the handsome new building on
Fourth street. and IFS crstwhile quarters
have been fitted mp I'm palatial style as
&: emporium Of ladies' "hXin's.'
Yesterday morning II was opened 10 a
surprised and delighted public which was
not slow I'm expressing its approval and
admiration.
II was veritabie cOncensus OF the
beautiful things OF nature Of every cline,
from the reaches Of the musky orient TO
the yellow hills Of California, from the
frozen wastes Of the arc'icS TO tho sun
baked attitudes Ct the Andes. All have
contributed I'm the shape OF plumage and
pelt. that beautiful women be beautifully
adorned.
The millinery department Is truly a
tower. the decorations Of flowers being
fitting and profuse. In the rear part OF
the floor Is an excellent display Of clOaks
and wraps. while bonnets and hats take
up the show space OF the front room.
The opening Will continue through to-
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
FIRST DISTRICT RFPUBLICANS.
They VIII support Any Old Candidate ana
the Agnew Faction

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Sept p
snecial.-A conference Of the county
chairman and members Of the state Re
publican Committee OF the urst district
was held here to-day. large number
of the counties we're represented III ieI-
son or By proxies. .,
IN MORGAN Treat was tho personal
commemorative Of Chairman AeneW. VINO
was I'm attendance NJ a similar meeting
OF the Sixth district at Lynchhure' ana
could not be present
4 unanimit- OF feeling prevalled ana
after carefully considering the SITUATION
i'm each county and senatorial dlstrlG,
relative 10 placing aniidates in the neld
Tho conference adjourned after passing
resolutions I'm favor Of supporting can,
didates irrespecti.e ~ their political
views. who will pledge themselves 10
vote for "A revision Of the election laws;
which will insure honest elections, ana
nlcdging their support TO thu Asnew FAC
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

one month in the history OF tho railroad:
Tho prices have been very gooc
during the month, the farmers be-
ing able TO cell most % their potatoes
thing FOR the Eastern Shore. Heretofore
the growers have been compelled % 81 10
tho most Of their stock 10 comm sion
merchants and take chances on the mar
ket.
The late potato and other crops on inc
Peninsula are suffering badly for tho
want OF rain. A drought has been pre-
vailng here for the past six weeks. There
has hardly enough rain fallen during
that period 20 lay the dust.
The Town Council are having several
additional pipes put In the wa 7 woIks
10 AFFORD an adequate supply OF water
for the town, the supply having been
somewhat limited during the drought.
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Alhemnrle Weddings.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Sept 90
SpeciaL-At $50 last evening az the Bap-
list parsonage OF this city. Mr.. Littebury
Moore was married 10 Miss Isabella Toms
the Rev. II. W. Tribble officiating. The
contracting parties were both OF Able
marie county.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
OF Miss Leila Anna Johnson 20 Mr.. Roger
Brooke Adams, the event 20 take place at
Smithheld. Va October the Gth. Tho
groom IS n popular telegraph operator Of
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway at this
place, and the bride q beautiful and ac-
complshed Charlottesville lady, and a.
teacher in the public school After a
short bridal tour I'm Northern states, Mr..
and Mrs Adams will take up their per-
manent residence in this city.
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THE ELIzABETH CITY CONTEST.
Both Sides Confident Of Favorable Action
by The Accomao Meeting.

HAMPTON. VA. Sept. 20.-Special.-
The friends and followers Of Mr.. Il. T..
Montague claim that he was nominated
for the Legislature in Yesterdays pri-
mary. and they are confident that the
Acc0fnac Democrats will accept the re-
suit and endorse their candidate. on the
other hand. the friends OF Mr.. ). Gordon
Cumming are preparing a petition signed
bv Democrats OF this county stating why
they did not vote in the primary when
will be forwarded 10 AccOmac. and they
are equally confident that AccOmac VIII
side with them I'm the contest.
IL seems that even after the Accomac
Democrats referred the contest and re
sponsibility OF nominating a candidate Tot
the Legislature back 10 tie Democrats
Of Elizabeth City county they VIII pc
forced to decide the contest This IS the
most stubborn political fight t1at has
ever occurred in this county
The less enthusiastic participants IN the
fight arc I'm favor OF throwing ne whole
AFFAIR ,vcr and starting over again by
holding mass-meetings, and re-clecung
delegates 90 the convention at Park icy.
II is n most unfortunate affair and VIII
doubtless have n tendency TO weaken the
Democracy Of this county
Patrick Karl. q vet sran from the IA,
tional Soldiers Home. was found DEAD
Yesterday I'm a hay stack on the t4rm
Of Mr. Fav Sinclair. about two miles from
this city. Near the dead body was found
n vial containing morphine, and II T.
thought the unfortunate man committed
e1igidt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
LEN HRuAH HEArEN.
The Famous Horse Defeated by Plaudlt'
Lame Get, AZ 40 90 1.

NEW YORK. Sept. 29.-When the fourth
race al Gravesend to-day had been rum
the crowd stood aghast. The great Ben
Brush, who could beat anybodys morse
a. few days ago. and who was lh the pluh
OF condition then, mad hrs coiors lowered
by q tWO-year-Old, and lame one A.
that. and one that had not shown much
of anything in his last race.
So. with tho odds Of two 10 scNth
against Ben Brush. II was not suIpl,i.s,
ing that 40 TO / could be got on flauall
Plaudit and Alice Farley MADE mo IIH-
ming. Plaudif won by "a head with Ben
Brush head I'm front of DR.. Catlei'.
First receive fIrlongs-Salapsf Oil 70
81 first Dacy % 10 ! and 10 81 aecoil"'
Banished Is 10 ID third. Time W. -,
Second race-One mile-tlreslQe leNciY
FIRST. Arson l.. Us 10 ] and 10 ID secohd'
Lafontera q % - third. Time, l.0.
Third race-Culver, six furlOngs.-t lylns
Dutchmau 80 90 ID first. Hastings @ 20 10
and / to - second. Peat @ to y thlrd'
Time. 1913 3.4.
Fourth race-mie and a sixteenth
Plaudit 80 TO ID first. Ben Brush & TO -
second. DR.. Catlett a to u third. Time
1:41 IL. -,
Fifth race-six furlongs.-Nick 90 TO %
first, TremargO % to and evenl second
Rubicon & 10 y third. Time. l:lo.
Sixth race-hurdle handicap, two miles;
Forget % 10 l0) first Baby Bill 90 10 i
and 20 81 second, Walter q 10 u third.
Time, 3.52 IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
AUTUMN WEDDINGS'
Mrs. Belle Waller LanGhorne the Bride Of
Edwin william Goodwin.

LYNCHBURG VA. Sept. 20.-Special.-
Miss Belle Waller Langhorne, daughter
Of Mrs. Katherine and the late Mr..
Charles s. Langhorne. and Mr. Edwin
William Goodwin. OF Nelson county were
married az 2.4J o'clock this afternoon at
the residence Of the bride, J2l Court
street. The ceremony was conducted pI
Rev. John J. Lloyd, ID. D., rector OF
Grace Memorial church.
No cards were issued, and only a itw
immediate relatives We're present Mr..
and Mrs. Goodwin left on the afternoon
train over abe Southern road for a ten
DAYS tour Of the North.
WAITHALI-LONIN
PETERSBURG. VA. Sept. 29.-SpeclaL
Liberty church, Amelia county. was me
scene Of very pretty marriage thlS
afternoon at 1870 o'clock. The contract
ing parties were Mr.. J. &. Walthall. OF
this city. and Miss Lillian Belle LOVING
of Amelia county. Miss Minnie y. Wal
thall OF Petersburg was maid OF honor
rand Mr. r. H. Wells acted as best man.
The ushers were Messrs. George n.
Brown. Samuel Loving. Pryor coleman.
Howard Phillips. and Eloyn Spain. KEY.
l. T. Goodrich oniciated.
There was a quiet marriage TINS even
ing at the residence Of Mr.. william
Maves. on Washington street. The COM
tractinc parties were DR.. 5. \. Hinton
a prominent physician Of this city, and
Mrs Annie ~ Wool. also OF petersburg
Rev. John RidOut Officiated. The couple
leff on "a bridal trip South.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

sTAUNTON. Va. September 29.-Spe-
clal.-A pretty wedding took place this
morning AT the First PRESBYTERIAN church.
m, bride was Miss Ella Paris. daughter
Of Mr. J A. Paris. a well known insur-
ance man OF this city. The groom was
Mr.. Robert Heard Of Martnsourg, ".
Va go
The ceremony was performed az 10
o'clock by Rev DR. Frasier. pastor or
the church The decorations I'm the
church were very pretty. There were no
bridesmaids. Miss Fannie Paris sister
OF the bride. was maid Of honor.
Mr.. and Mrs Heard left at II o'clock
for a trip North, after which they will
reside az FlktOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
THE AMnnRsr.NnLsoN SENATOR.
A Final Primary Next Saturday -L"nD
Delegates Elected From Nelson.

LIVINGSTON. VA. Sept. 2J-Special.
A primary election will be held in the
counties Of Nelson and Amherst on Sat
urday. October %. TO nominate n Demo
cratic candidate for Senator from the
Nineteenth Senatorial district.
The candidates are Hon. j. thompson
Brown the present incumbent, and Hon.
Bland Massie, Of Nelson county, who
was formerly "A member OF the House.
The fight is a very hot one and both sides
confidently claim the nomination OF their
man. 1t will be remembered that at
the convention held at Amherst on Sep
tcmber 18th there was a tie and pri-
mary was ordered 10 decide the matter
About one hundred and fifty Lamb Re
nuhlcans. all cOlored except about ten
held a meeting here and elected four
white and eight colored delegates TO the
LynchburC Convention.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

BROOKLYN. Sept. 29-The Bostons
and Prooklyns began series Of three
games at Eastern Park this afternoon
on which much depends for both teams.
Winning on the gamesi will give the bos-
tons tho championship. 70 matter what
Baltimore does. a majority Of the games
FOR Brooklyn means a circh on the only
place still left in the FIRST division-sixth'
The management had arranged 10 hahdle
q large crowd but the cranks falled 10
rnateriai.ze. srd when the game began
on.v about $500 persons we're present
n was Kennedy against Lewis. and for
s,S innings n was nip and tuck, Lewis
hevins n shade the better OF the argu-
yrsDt. In tho seventh Kennedy took
SiHe In the "alrship." and before he came
hack 10 earth the an-Eaters had hit
him FOR one three-bagger four singles
n-0 a sacrifice. which brought In four
Rms. This was more than Griffin would
stand and 80 he called on Payne IN l1e
slghth inning. lie looked like Kennedy
20 The Bostons. and three more runs was
fte result. thus clnching the victory
Aste. the third inning lewis had the
home team completely at his mercy. The
support given the youngster bordered on
tbe phenomenal Duffy taking bah OF
.he Ief.-beld fence. and was loudly cheer
cd for II wac n grand piece OF work.
ktaih caught Shocks foul fly from on
mo top Of tho picket fence In the sixth
Iong and Lowe seemed 10 be al over the
field
The Borton rooters had a section all
20 themselves In tho grand-stand. There
were not over seventy-fve OF them, out
what they lacked I'm numbers they made
up IN enthusiasm. The game was called
.; the end Of the eighth inning on account
- 1orlpare Attendance III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
Last Tour of the Season TO Niagara Fails
II. ~ \ .ud A. X. r. and Penn. X. r.

Tao last of the charming Niagara Falls
toirs of the season will leave Washing
ion October 18th al 7:5O A. NJ. by special
train OF Pullman Cars and Day Coaches,
erri,.i, q in Buffalo at 10 Z. VI. and Ma
ra-a Fills 1880 =. NJ. Return coupons
GOOD en- .ny regular trains within limit.
Exclusive of limited express trains. Tick
as good % stop OK at Buffalo. Roches-
ter and Watkins, returning with
i'm the limit. only Sl4 round trip
from Richmond. Tic%ets good eleven
davs. Leave Richmond October nth.
For further particulars apply 10
Richmond Transfer Company. s03 east
Main street, Ticket Agent ByrdStr2ct
Station or
c. A. TAYLOR,
TrafIic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
REPUBLICAN POLITICS.
the FxCTIOSAL FIGHT oRoTs IN
INTENSfTF.
n yninatior. Made for senate and House
Pulaski-The First District
Recommends Candidates.

PULASKI. Va, September 2.-Spee'ai.
The Repu' leans neld their conventions
hero to-day Cor Ser tor from Pulaski,
Giles. wythe and Bland, and for dele
gate to the House from the district OF
Pulaski and Giles counties.
Walter S. Poage. a lawyer, OF Wythe-
Vile. and a nephew-in-law Of General J.
A. walker. was nominated for the Sen
ate and A. =. strother. Of Giles. for the
House OF Delegates. strother is a son OF
phil strother and not over twenty-five
General Walker spoke to the conven-
lions. ,t,.. 80
The fight between these candidates and
the Democrats will be hot one.
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are making IL known that they took 20
part, nor hand in the meeting Of follow
ers OF Colonel Lamb. which occurred on
TUESDAY and which elected delegates 10
the Lynchburg Convention.
They are preparing an address repu-
dating the action OF the Lamb meeting
and swearing allegiance TO the State
Cominittce, and is decision against a
convention and signatures are being got
readily. They claim that In reality there
were o ~ eleven county Republicans at
the meeting md that two OF the dele
gates chosen i've In Richmond now, al
though they were formerly from the
county.
The address will not be given out until
all the expected rignatures have been Sc
cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
LAMBS NOME FOLLOWERS.
They Elect Delegates to Lynchburg and
Roast Bowdeu, Allen. and Agnew.

NORFOLK, Va. September Especial
The Lamb Republicans met tonight in
mass-meetng. some two hundred strong
and elected delegates TO the Lynchburg
convention. The meeting was composed
chiefly Of colored voters.
a. l.. Woodwork was made chairman
and I'm the course Of his remarks unmerci-
fully scored George T. Bowden. desig-
Mating him a political traitor with re-
cord so crooked that II was hard 10 fol-
low il with an electric light. lie asked
where could be found a more crooked po-
liticai rascal than Bowden. and declared
that he did as much as any man IN the
state in stufiing the ballot box last eiec-
Edgar Allan and Park Agnew also came
in for roast. Colonel Lamb was not
present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA. Sept "
Speciai.-The conference Of Republican
county chairmen Of the First Virginia
district held here tonight determined 10
recommend nominations IN the Senator.
ial district composed 81 tho counties OF
Mathews, Middlesex. Essex, Gloucester,
and King and queen.
Also Spotsylvania. Louisa. Stafford ana
the city Of Fredericksburg.
The nominating convention for the lat
ter district will be held at Frederlcks-
burg on Thursday. October It'll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

KlNsTON, n. c., Sept 29-Special-
Fire was discovery In the shaving house
nj Hines Brothers Lumber MN yester-
day afternoon.
I'm few minutes the large donkey
pump on the yard had three large streams
nlavlng ON the fire. and the kinston fire
department were soon throwing two 9TH
er large streams.
7. came very near being large fire but
was gotten under control and the dam
age was sight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
Notice to Member. Of brotherhood Of St

Notice TO Members Of Brotherhood Of St.
Andrew who VIII Altered the Interna-
tional Convention at Buffalo. y. ", Octo-
Der 18th To 18th.
Round trip rate 'l4 from Richmond. via
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. I'm connection with a special
tour from Washington 10 Niagara Fails.
October 18TH. Leave Washington al 1870
a. NJ by special train. Return tickets
good by regular trains within limit. eX-
elusive Of limited express trains. Leave
Richmond October 18th. For further par
uculars apply 10 Richmond Transfer Com
pany. soc east Main street. Ticket Office
Byrd Street Station, or
G. a. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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Mnntncne In Nnrfhnmnton.

EASTVILLE, Va, September %-spe-
cial.-Hon. a. j. Montague Democratic
candidate for AttOrney-General' spoke
hest citizens OF the county and received
n hearty welcome. His speech was able
and forcible and lucid eXposiuons OF the
present issue and the financial question.
lie was listened 10 with close attention
and produced a splendid impression
This was the openlng speech Of the cam
Daign i'm this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
c. & o. SUNDAY OUTING

To Norfolk. Old Point. &C., Confined Oct.
Sd aud 1Oih.
The continued large patronage 10 the
one Dollar Sunday Outings 20 the sea
shore encourages the G.. q .. 20 run two
more. with a probability of these pleasure
trips being extended through October.
A seat for every che on a fast, clean
train. without stops. makes a visit 10 Old
Point. Ocean View or Norfolk by this line
q comfort. The outing train will leave
G.. & o., Broad-s,reet station, at $50 A.
AZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

NEW YORK. Sent. 2e.-Errors In the
nrst inning and clean hitting in the sec
ond gave the New Yorks a lead to-day.
which the Phillles could not overcome.
With lead Of six runs. Rusie retired at
The AMI Of the seventh. and ICY" Sey-
saour went on the slab. He succeeded I'm
striking out five men. and being hit but
once purely a gift AFFAIR. by Taylor. At
tendance 100
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
PENINSULAR CHAMPIONS.
The Magnificent Potato crop Bringing
Good Prices.

CAPE CHARLES. Va. September ~
specisl-The Cape Charles Baseball team
disbandod to-day with record OF TWEEN
ty-seven games played. The victory over
Laurel. Del. at Pocomoke last Saturday
gave them the amateur championship OF
The Peninsula.
Only two games were lost during the
season, which were with Laurel IN a
series OF i've games.
The sweet potato shipments from the
Peninsula by rail for the month OF Sep
TENDER will reach 800 O0O barrels, which is
the largest shipments by far during any
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

ROANOKE. VA. Sept. 9.-special.-C.
Z. Evans and Miss Corrle Jeter were
married tonight at St James Methodist
church BY Rev. II. ]. Stevens.
Earl W. Goggin. a popular employe Of
the Electric Railway Company. was mar
ried az Timber Ridge church. Bedford
county. 10 Miss Mamie II. Bell. and ar
rived here this afternoon with his bride.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
Fire Wood ChePp.

The Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
Company is Offering kiln-dried Hickory
and Oak Wood IN suitable lengths for
cooking stoves or heaters This wood IS
unsurpassed for cooking purposes, and, II
tried once will use nothing else. Old
phone, All; rev phone. llO6. Drop Us a
card.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
Elucidatcd

"Whut do it mean" said Miss Miami
Jones. when dey talks in di'here novel
book bout er young man payin his ad-
dresses to young lady
Doesn't you know?" exclaimed Eras-
tus Pinkey.
II sholy doesn'."
1T means dat he done put de postage
stamp on de love lette' ."-Washington
Star.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, September
I, w Cox. chairman. a number OF Re
publicans from the city and county met
in the courthouse this afternoon and
elected nineteen delegates from the coun-
~ OF Albemarle and four from the cry
10 the Lynchburg convention Octoher 0tn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30
We'll Occnniel

Little Elmer Askins-I s'pose you vast
ed a good deal OF time during your va
cation In the country?
Little Johnnie Squanch-No. stree.
When / wasn't playing ,r loahng ] was
always eating apples or sOmethinc.-Puck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-30

PETERSBURG. VA Sept. sa.-Spe-
cial.-fhe Republicans of Dinwiddie to-
night elected delegates to the Republi-
ca state ConvCnf on al LynchbuIg. ke-
SO utions were adopted condemning the
Republican state Committee and endors-
ing Colonel William Lamb.
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Sure Indication

I'm sure they're living in furnished
fat"
Why"
"She smiled when The iceman dropped
a hfty-pOund cake of ice through the BOT
tom of the refrigerator. Chicago Rec
ord.