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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-08
DEMOCRATS WILL CONFER,
Important Meeting Called for April 23 In
New YOrk-Silver Men Invited,

Important Meeting Called for April 23 In
New Y0rk-Silver Men Invited.
New YORK, April IAN important
conference Of the leaders Of the Cleve-
land wing Of the democratic party has
been set for April 80 in this city. Those
present will include Cleveland, John
G. Carlisle, William L. Wilson and
many others equally well known.
Leading silver men may also be in-
vited. The avowed purpose Of the con-
ference is ITO save the democratic
party from its present free silver and
populistic tendencies" Many gold
leaders supposed this sentiment con-
fined to the west, but discovered it
was rampant in New York and are
arousing from their lethargy. William
D. Bynum, of Indiana, says to 90
ahead and put gold democrats on
war footing,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-08
GREECE'S INDEPENDENCE DAY,

seventy.slxth Anniversary of the sepsrs.
ton from Turkey Celebrated Without
/, HOstilities.
LONDON, April 7.-Yesterday was the
10th anniversary Of the declaration of
independence Of Greece from Turkey,
and all Europe had misgivings as to
how the day would be passed in the
little kingdom, which has been virtu-
ally defying the powers. Many pre-
dictions were made that there would
be open hostilities on the bor-
der and that war would be inaugu-
rated. Up to late hour, however, all
was reported quiet on the frontier Of
Greece, and in consequence there was
a general feeling of relief in all cen
tiers. 1t is now believed that war will
be averted.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-08
CHICAGO is DEMOCRATIC.
Carter II. Harrison Chosen Mayor by Big
Majority.

Garter II. Harrison Chosen Mayor by Big
Majority.
CHICAGO, April Garter II. Harri-
son, democratic candidate for mayor,
swept this city, receiving a plurality
of $4,000 over Harlan, independent, the
second candidate in the fight, and co.
600 over Sears, republican. Harrison's
leading opponents were Washington
Hesing, gold democrat; Judge Nathan
lei Sears, the regular republican nomi-
nee, and John M. Harlan indie
pendent reform candidate who was
backed by the Civic federation
and the Municipal league. The total
vote for mayor, with Is precincts miss
ing, is: Sears (rep), $780, Harrison
DEM, 14l,SSa; Hesing Gnd.), l5,S49;
Harlan Gnd.), 66,44S. Harrison's plu-
rality, 1894; Harrison's majority,
1,635.
The democrats made clean sweep
of all the town offices in the West town
and North town, and probably in the
South town also, although the repub-
leans have a fighting chance to get an
assessor in that part of the city. OF
the "a aldermen, the returns point to
the election of 20 democrats, four re-
publicans and four independents Three
Of these independents are democrats,
who were put on the ticket by petit
ton. Harrison gained heavily in the
banner republican wards, carrying the
Thirty-Fourth by 500, against 4,2Sl
for Harlan and S,434 for Sears This
ward gave McKinleya majority Of 5000
last fall The Third. Fourth and
Twelfth wards, always republican
strongholds, were also carried by
Harrison. At the last mayoralty cleo
ton Swift's vote was l43, 1913 against
1924 for Water, democrat. In the
presidential election Mckinley had
20O,747 against IA, 1856 for Bryan.
Carter II. Harrison is the son of the
late Mayor Harrison who was assas-
sinated during the closing days of the
worlds fair The popularity of his
father was an immense advantage to
the mayor-elect in his campaign, and
contributed to the victory of yesterday.
Mr.. Harrison is 81 years old and has
never before held political office.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1897-04-08

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE president
mas decided TO take no action in the
matter of revoking or modifying the
order of Mr.. Cleveland setting aside 81
forestry reserves in the west, until he
ascertains whether congress will legis.
late on the subject 1t is the general
understanding now that the senate
will tack an amendment to the general
deficiency appropriation bill empower
ing the president to modify or revoke
this order. There is said to be a legal
question as to the presidents power
under existing law to make a revoca.
ton Of an order Of his predecessor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

Reports Of PhsnomensI Crops Of Wheat
and Peas.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. July %
SpeciaL-1he Baptist church, ~ this city
has given It's pastor Rev. I. 5. Dunaway,
II. D.. q month vacation
Many farmers report yield OF wheat OF
from twenty-five 10 forty bushels Per
acre.
The Adventlsts are preparing Tor thelr
annual camp-meetlng az Screamef slie, u.
SpOtsyivanla county. which VIII Dc ntlu
the frst week IN August These mertA7
usually draw large crowds. many attch1-
ing from far distant sections OF the co4h-
try.
From a bushel % English peas planted
last spring Nr. William GURUS, or Stat-
ford, has sold in the Fredericksburg mar
ket one hundred aud forty bushels, De-
sides supplying his family.
The TideWater District Convention OF
th.. Christian church Will meet the nfst
week in August AZ smyrna church, IN
King and Queen county. The deleeatts
from the recently organized chlrcl n.Fe
are Messrs. Arthur R0uzie and X. =. Nc
Galley.
Mr.. Wilbur Samuel II Caroline county,
ana Mrs. Anna S0rrei. ~ King George
county. viii be married the nrst Sunday
n August.
The zlbernstOriai. senatorial and legis-
lative contests are exciting much inter
est in this section and lively tnc y
anticipated Friday night Wn the Fred
erlcksburg Democrats viii assemble ~
mass meeting % choose delegates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

Va fu ,.isitgnr his family ~ this city.
The friends Of Mrs Joseph ". Bevill
will be panied TO learned that Size IL very
I'M AZ her home. al No. 81 south China
street. IN Richmond
The Indies Of St0cNton-rfreet Baptist
church have postponed their lawn party
-, .-~o-,rt ~ he rain. They viii serve
-sfreehn-arts N the residence ~ Mr.. Wm.
Abern On Eighth and McDon0ugh streets.
rsc-pfion was rendered Miss Gale
,fn-f.,- ~ her hostess Miss Viola Mil
Nv az her residence. me evening was
rieasantiv spent In games and music.
NJ Dr Elkie. ~ Rainoridge street.
80. a doIightfl' entertainment In honor
- ~ friends. the Misses Newman and
$50. 80 Petersburg. Monday night.
f,.~ri-q vas INDUCED in until a late hour.
-r,T r.fresn-uents were served
Mo He-.i. Henderson Reid. of Perry
street l. the guest Of Mrs 3. b. Brewer.
iu GordOnsville. .-,.,- 1870,
Miss WORTHY Embrey y visiting friends
I'm FrederickshurE. her former home.
Mr. Phillip Turrin. of Washington. j..
& has been here on a visit 10 friends
No S1,sia webb OF this city. who has
heer ,isiting her sister in keysviile. has
returned home r., Ct
Richmond. arc the guests NJ Aisa fioia
Mildly. o. Swlnstoro. ... &
Nr Ashbv wilkinson. of Newport News
is Visiting his family In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21
Social Iaalr.

MILFORD, VA. July 9.-Special-A
small company Of friends assembled sat
urday evening al the palau>- sumner
residence Of Mr.. aud Mrs. O. ". crop
les. near this place. Social conversation,
garnes. a s4mptuOus supper and harmo-
Nous music by Miss Leli cropiey. With
pfano. Miss Lizzie Cr0pley. nrst mandO-
lin. Miss Elina Cropley. second mandolin;
Nr. G. r. Dickinson. and Mrs. Cropley.
banjo. quickly whiled away the nsetins
m0ments from 10 II. Besides the above
named there were present Miss JAMIE
Hart. OF 81. Louis. No. special guest 81
the evening: also Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. Scott.
Aiiss Mary Scott. Master Walter Scott.
Mr. r. u. Dickinson. and Mrs. g..
D0byns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

sias osbs. Coiored, j. subject 70 Pits at
frequent Intervals.


El. salmon. one lrs. man up. had been
or "a rtre snree on his own account.
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..If ..-, ir lofs OF trouble
.r... r.rd o,er &. r V.as The reniv
d.. ....ft..-. al. .-
1v-, u-...r ,f-. f-s,fo.1 q, the fruit
DO III. roo..-v howI ff. ca--.od in hfs
Iar.rr..r aoek.t "a razor wrapped IN
mani. .a-r- trf hr slowed thst he was
g.. ,,-I.f... .i.ige- and the at.b.r-otif Of
..s.... ,I,.,..'I l..,' 81. ,.-...-.i 40, hts
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...- .r rsv-4rl and .-rsr.4 ,,,-.s,-,o
-.--t..t. sh. fr+er@.r,4 ,-,f..ia,',. go
fae affI..r- ,.a, vre-s ir ffe ~. 81 500.
rsv.rf fr f.~ance vile ANA ~, 100
49,. +.E.r i'll, hand am. nri-. tr.,, ,,..ii
ta,. to r,fsa .o svaio s.rtr. f-.e.l,-, ~
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rf.rha-. renfa-so, "a oo'o-es man was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

WEST APPOMATTOX, VA July D
snsciai-Appomatto has weicomei =
iaree number OF summer VISITORS 'N-'
year ,,.-.,-,,
Mr. and aIrs. HaycOck. or Wasnln ION
ID O.. have been here several weeks VS.
iting relatives
Mr.. =. s Wightman. or Fsyet'eFll'e,
y a.. Is az Hotel AppomattcX, the guess
" Mr. Hunter Smith
Mrs :. J. carter. OF Prince Edward
spent A week recently with Mr. and Mrs.
j. p. L. Freshman.
Rev. c. J. Thompson and family. OF
Ivnchburg. having been making the old
Court House" their headquarters Tor
some weeks
Mr C.. T. Wlilingham. o. Macon, Ca,
left this morning after a visit q several
days
Miss Francis schuyler. ~ Pennsylvania,
secretary for Pennsylvania on the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society is summer
Ing with her uncle. Rev. william Fisher,
az Concord Yet others from various sec
tons have been or are now In our county.
Great preparations are making for the
County Farmers Institute. which viii be
held here July 31th and 3lst 4 large at
tendance and a good time viii be The
order OF the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21
THE PHARMACISTS MEET
ANNUAL GaTHEgISG or TINE VIC
GINA ASSOCIATION.
The Removal of a Railroad Division Causes
Hardsbips to the Men Employed
Work on the University.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. July ~
Specialize Central city just now j.
over run with medicine men" s; being
the occasion Of the sixteenth annual meet
Ing OF the Virginia Pharmaceutical Asso-
citation.
The Association inaugurated their four
days session by a public reception AZ Jef-
fersoa Park Hotel at o'clock tonight
The programme for tire evenings enter
tainment was elaborate and weii-arranged.
The address OF welcome was made oy
Hon. J. samuel AcCus. Mayor % mar
lottesville. an address on 0enaL o, -
local pharmacists by Judge X. T. w luke
was replied 70 on behalf Of the Associa-
ton by Hugh Blair. Of Richmond
The evening was spent ~ the large au-
dience present Ia listening o. choice Sc
lections rendered by Polk Miller. of hach-
m0nd. and Prof. walter y. Trip. ~ I'm
e-son school of Oratory. winding up Win
q complimentary bali 70 the Association
which was participated IN By the eiete
and beauty % the city and University OF
( Virginia.
Tomorrow the Association win be o.
cupled in hearing papers read from ~
/ tinguished pharmacists.
UNFORTUNATE WORKMEN.
The removal OF the division Of -
Southern Railway Company from ths
city to Monroe. will take away about
thirty families. Many Of these people h4d
bought houses I'm the f1feville addition
and are struggling 10 pay Tor them.
The change forces them e. be separated
/ from their families. OF 10 sell their homes
al a sacrifice
Hon. 5. V. s0uthan is quite III al his
home on Park street
The blackberry and huckleberry crop =
immense and fruit OF an extra me Q1ai-
itv They ara brought % market ~ TIE
wagon load. They sell very low.
The County school Board will meet IN
semi-annual session az the Miller scnooi
Z tomorrow morning az O'Clock
WORK ON THE UNIVERSITY.
Work n.enced afresh this morning
on the new buildings AZ the tniNersit3 oI
Virginia. and u Will be pushed Win q
view OF finishing the most OF the work
by the beginning OF the next session.
The University law class Is growing IN
numbers and interest daily. one hundred
Z and fcrty-three students were present tnia
morning.
series Of lectures before the school OF
Methods by Dr. Charles ". Kent, OF the
University last night
HOTEL MAN RETIRES.
Nr. J. A. Burgess. who has been the
| proprietor and manager OF the new note
/ Gleason since January. has severed MS
connection with that hotel and returned
20 The Waveriy. al Culpeper, OF which D.
, Is the proprietor.
Professor Winship. OF Boston. is hers
70 deliver A series u lectures before The
/ school Of Methods.
Messrs. George +. and II. :. DeNf
wealthy wine manufacturers Of New YORK
have been prospecting IN Aloemarie foi
several days. with a view OF becoming
interested in some Of the large grape Nire'
yards Of this section.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21
Fined Him -.

TIL. cases against Mr John C.. Easioy
f0r assault on and against Mr. 4. 3. chat
.u charged with cursln- and abusing DIR.
Thomas @. sydnor came up before Squire
Graves in the Police Court yesterday
mom.nr
The case against Mt Chafin was dis
missed upon the evidence The action
aeafret Mt Eaeiey resulted in the hning
IN the defendant five dollars upon his adj
hitting his guilt.
The trouble occurred on the 18th in-
slant over an insult Sir. Easiey says was
offered t0 him by Mr. Sydnor The ak
saul- occurred on the corner W Tenth and
Main streets.
The evidence produced during the pro-
ceeiiu1s ~ the Police Court yesterday
morning showed plainly that SIR Chaftin
was uo- present 70 the beginning Of eith-
er ~ the difficulties with Mr Sydnor and
lIr Easlcy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

select and Personals Conducted Tour to
Niagara Pals. Buffalo. Rochester, Gem
eva. via Il. and o., ROYAL Blue Line
Round rip From Eiehmond via Balii
more, s13.
Leave Richmond wednesday July 18th.
via Southern Railway f.el T.. u. CON
needing with steamer Baltimore York
River Line. az West Point connecting
with sneclal train from Baltimore $3.50
A. " following day. Through Pullman
Pari0r cars will be- attached from Baiti-
more. stop-overs viii De allowed on the
return trip az 3iauch Chunk Glen Onokol
Burdett Onreo miles from Watkins Glen,
stage coaches meet an trainsl Geneva,
Rochester and Buffalo. Tickets VIII be
valid for return trip eleven days from
Richmond. inciuIing date OF SALE
For tickets. staterComs and Pullman car
reservations. apply 20 c. ~. Westhury.
Travelling Passenger Assent. southern
Railway. GOO east Main street. Richmond
Transfer Company, s3 east Main street.
Depot Ticket AGENT. Yirgil.a-Street sta
tion. Richmond. Va. or A. C.. Lewis.
Southern Passenger Ascent Baltimore and
Ohio railroad. Norfolk. va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

The announcement ln TIE morning pa
pers VI the suicide % Mrs Minnie Cooke
wife Of ex-Mayor William j. Cooke IN
Ashevine, Monday afternoon. was read
with keen regret by many people Boa Rich
m0nd
Mrs Cooke vas The niece OF Mrs d. w.
Moseley. Of this city. and TIE daughter
of the iate r. p. Lyme. who was O. we'll
known rcal-est1te man OF Richmond she
was q beautiful young woman, and had
a large number Of friends "A this city.
where she visited frequently. She was
in Richmond last summer and was as
bright and happy as one could be.
No reason was given FOR The rash act.
except fhat Mrs Cooke was IN III OF
I-.ul-l- INV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

GREEN BAY. VA. July 29.-speclal.--
Leigh District Democrats elected J. j.
owen a delegate and W. II. EWing al
terrate 10 the Roanoke Convention and
instructed the delegate 70 vote fDr Tyler
Tor. Governor and Mann for Attorney
General
A resolution was introduced by r. ".
Price calling on the delegates elected 70
the Roanoke Convention 20 formulate
some plan In regard % bringing before the
people a reform movement IA the way %
src0rnnlishing a general reduction 81 coun-
IS and State expenses. J. ". Davis. OF
Meherrin endorsed the resolution which
was unanimously passed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

A sm0oth-tongued man. who makes a
suecialty.of chsc k-swindnng. visited Rich
mond several days as0. and called AZ the
furniture store of Syln3r e. Hundiey. rep
resenting himself 20 DE- "a salesman for q
New York furniture house.
He incidentally tried 10 get a check
cashed Tor sl1H but The Richmond firm
turned him down.
r. was afterwards learned that the
fellow. who passed under the name of
Durham. according go the American cab
met Maker and Upholsterer Cd lot of
crooked work in Memphis. Texas New
York and elsewhere. and had served q
term in prison in New York.
lie Left Richmond and went TO parts
unknown.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21
THE MECHANICS MINUTE.
President wi,ifehur.t Appoints Commits
tees for the session.

The following committees have been ap-
pointed by President V. }. Whitenurst,
VI the Mechanics institute. for the en-
SUNG session.
on schOols-1le Mann :. Quarles
chairman. Joseph ". Lauoe. +. z. VAL
ertine r. J. B0sher and T. /. Jeftress.
ON EEhi0lti1ns-Nessrs Ro. X. Muniord
chairman. HeLry F.. HOlms. ". ;. Mor-
ris II. r. Archer e.. A. Delaney.
on I.-ctures-Afessrs. ". l.. Seniors
chairman, Marx Gunst, and \. barsa-
min .,,-
chairman, Joseph b. Welsh and H. IL
S-arke. rt,
lcbslrmanl. ". +. Dunkel and 2. +.
Greenwood. ~
On Finance-Messrs Z. J: ,Bosher
chairman. W G. Amm0ns. q. i. J-iIre7-'
Pirr9rI IS. Frayser and l.. T. Christi ian
A meeting of the Committee on Scnoois
will he held az an early date. al "il-u
ne CORPS OF teachers FOR the coming tefl.
will be chosen. IL is expected tnal a,'
the present instructors VIII De t--s'e1-9-'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

Tor military Organizations During the Ans
nual Intsr-tste Pair 90 Norfolk.

B-iradier-Grnaral Aiorzo t. Phillips re-
rolv.d letter yesterday from Mr.
John Mariner. president of the Driving
club and Fair Association ~ Norfolk,
asking for copy Of the general s report
in order 10 secure the addresses ~ me
several c0mmanlants % Battai.ons and
companies
Ths writer states that it is intended
during the annual interstate fair which
wiz De held from October 5th % 18th 70
offer valuable prizes for the best drilled
companies and battaii0ns and that he.
therefore desired TO communicate Win
their respective commandants.
General Phillips complied with the re-
quest and sent copy ol the annual re-
port o. the Adiltau- General
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

Mr.. John II. Moore. OF the Secretary OF
the Commonwealth Office. sent yester-
day % the superintendent Of the Seaboard
Air Line the train dispatchers time table.
which he has recently had patented The
superintendent OF the $. A. L. requested
Mr.. Moore 10 forward his ingenious o .-
vice. that he might display IL 10 the opera
tors OF the road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

owing 20 the extreme inclemency Of the
weather the excursion ana basket picnic
20 have been given az Ashland Park yes
terday by the Sodalty OF 81. Mary S
church. has been postponed 10 Wednes-
day. July 18th.
The tickets already sold Will. Of course.
De good for that date. IL Is hoped that
the unavoidable postponement Will but
serve 20 largely increase the attendance
next Wednesday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

Latest reports from NJ. Weber Roth
rock who was shot by Conductor
Mes er of the Carolina Midland road in
Charleston lately. Is now said 10 be out
of danger
Mr. kothrock was once with the West
ern Union Telegraph Company and the
Lexington Hotel. OF this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

The Survivors OF FesrGm's Battalion to
Celebrate at Ginndon Park
The members o. the Pegram Battalion
viii have their annual reunion on Thurs
day AZ Bandon Park. which they Will
celebrate by an all-day picnic An in-
formal lunch viii Dee served about noon
ana a big dinner ls 90 be- spread by Mr.
VIM. suelIngs. the caterer. about Q
o'clock.
There viii be some brief speeches and
The old veterans viii spend their time IN
reviving old war "reminiscences.
COL R0bt T. Mluford is president q
she association and ar. VIM Ellis Jones
is its secretary and treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

In the case Of Fletcher Powell. IS. the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad the
trial of which was concluded In the Law
AMI Equity Cour- on yesterday. Judgment
was rendered for the defendant.
Mr. Alexander Hamilton OF Petersburg
was Tor the company. and AIR. 4. A L.
smith. " richmond. MAS for the plain
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21
Hunting for tndree.

BERLIN. July GA dispatch 20 the
I.okal Anzeiger from Troms0e says that
british and Russian steamers are going 20
search the Siberian coast for Mr. :. \.
Autree. who on July 18th started from
Danes Island In a balloon 70 attempt 20
cross the North Polar area.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

oPExING SESSION or THE DOTEE
ASSOCIATION.
The Introduotory sermon by Rev. Dr. J. G.
uiden-Repori Of the Board Of Minis
ter Eslief-Other Matters,

The Dover Association convened in wal
nut Grove Baptist church. Hanover coun-
~. at u O'Clock yesterday with Rev. J. b.
Iutson OF Richmond. in The chair.
Whatever may be- thoaght o. President
whitsnrs convention that the English
Baptist2 did MOB immerse before lsii. tne
Dover Bapts,s were sprinkied yesterday
Tor thc rain Comes down with the rush
81 = storm.
Rev. %. T. rlippo. representing ''e
American Baptist Publication soc'e'y'
philadelphia. and Hev. James b la.ioi'
of Salem. va. were among tAe f-i'.''
also Rev. j. H. Pitcher colfesponeii,5
secretary OF the slnday-school ana i.l.ie
Board " the General Association % y .i-
-uia.
TIE ORGANIZATIONS
After the DEVOTIONAL exercises and read
ir- 0f th, l.sf ~ delegates. rev. % j.
Hlfsou was unanimously elected Moleit-
tor Josiah Eyilnd. Dr., CLERK. ana j. l..
Waithall. treasurer.
Tie Moderator made a brief speech
thanking the brethren flr the honor cone
fsuel upon him and made some sugses-
tiCrs as to tla order ol the meeting ite
prs-rnttl a handsome walnut ElrDi fle
g.r of SIR William H. sulder Of Rich
mort Thi. Us tle FIRST Eavel Che Assoc
citation hae over owned and the thanks 10
thc Association were voted to ar sniler.
ko. a. d. Barton was recognized as
Assistant Secretary of the f0re.lu Ms
SION Board. 70 the southern Baptist Col-
Vcru.r
heF. Charles d. Ryarf pastor ~ WAL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

FORT MONROE. VA. July Especial.
me State Board Of Agriculture met IN
session here tonight. The members pres
ent are Messrs. BufOrd. Brand. Hlne.
Kemper. Mccain. McAatt. and Commits
sinner ANnHfnr4l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

thsir youth. They were charged with
stealing chickens
Pat Harris. a colorad man. for appro-
urlat.ne one cart-ioad Of marketing be-
longing to L. M. King was given sixty
.H.rH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21
Grand Annual Excursion from Richmond
GO ID ,nvi. De- and Return via southern
Railway july 3ist aud August 20. 1891.
Pare for the Iound-Trl 90.

Train leaves Virr.na-street Depot 40
leave Dauvlle. Monday evening o'clock.
Two days trip and only one from busi-
ness. Don't forget This. or annual exc
clrsi0n gives more time and longer vis-
10 90 your friends than heretofore and au
opportunity 20 attend the revival meet
irls 40 the different churches on Sunday.
There win be game of baseball In Dan
vile Monday evening between Richmond
and Danvlne teams. Special cars VIII be
provided Tor white people and eo1i order
maintained.
wa. HAWKINS and 1lCORMlCK.
COMMITTEES.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

Gay G. Lorraine Company have q large
stock VI Anthracite. Gar1l and SpiInt
Goals. oak and Pine wool Clayton Egg
s. 81. Nut 1915. stove. 500 delivered
Save cost " "a miles rrausportatl0n-
uatron.ze home labor. AL dealers sell
layton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21
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GAY E Lorraine Company have larger
auDnlv OF Anthra0ite ibis season than
ever before lowest prices and best coal.
Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-21

Special excursion train VIII leave Rich
m0nd for Charlottesville and stanton
Saturday night Jl5 -i-h. a- io.el T. VI
Returning leave S-aun-on GO 6al =. H.
sunday. arriving Richmond MOO =. NJ
Fare $50 rould trip to stl-nton. chill
drln under twelve yeaIs lall fare.