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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

v,iles orpanief. Mrs. A. V. Brown, chair
man OF Inc lookout Committee W. IS.
TAYLOR, chairman OF the SOCIAL COMMIT
tee; J. Il. Morris. color peaT,tit.,,,.,,
DE,TEG ATES SELECTED.
Tho follov,inr are the delegates Sc
Iccted from SUansboro 10 attend the Re
publican Convention, which VIII be heiu
i'm this citv to-day at Cunningham hali'
s w. Hall A. Green, Alden CampDeh'
and ]. NJ. Fitzpatrick. -.-, -. .-o,o
These DELEGATES are Instructed 10 wy
FOR the nomination Of fepuDhcan tichcl
for candidates 10 the House OF Delesate9'
BRIEFs AND PERSONALS.
Mr. r.. a. Bowen, the huil-stIeet me-
chant. who has been KEEP az noiiIe "
sickness, Is able to attend 10 MS business
There IS great deal OF complaint
among the merchants on Hun street
about the dust blowing into thelr stores.
When the wind rises they nave TO close
their doors. s.
There were no sinners presented before
Mayor Maurice in the Temple OF justice
yesterday morning
Miss Jennie Hatcher left here frioay
for Powhatan county 10 spend seVeIai
weeks. She will be the guest OF the
family of Judge T. NJ. Miller.
The condition Of Mr.. y. 6. ID. Farmer
Is somewhat improved. Ihe cool weather
seems to be beneficial 10 him. -.
THE members OF the Manchester hunt
inc and Fishing Club have returned IRON
their annual outing IN Charles city. coun-
tv They report most pleasant time.
There was a meeting Of the Masoii0
class AT the Masonic Temple last night
and DR. q. w. Friend was tho instructor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

Invincible, peerless, wonderful Is Ni.eN-
ael When he races his chief compeuto
is time. and when be crosses the tape III
his finishing sprint he leaves recoIus aS
well as opponents behind him.
James Michael the most wohoetiul pi,
cvclist of the world, recommends All
wheelmen to take Paine S celery COM
pound. ,.,. ~
Many a young person and hundreus OF
older people who have determined 10 take
un bicycling as health-giying exercise
ana themselves really lacking the proper
"snap" or stamina TO begin on. lnell
bodilv condition prevents so spirited eA-
ercise MANY who are really sick, VINO
have suffered from debility or Wasting III
seases for a long time until they hau
begun to think their troubles had become
c,ronc. as nothing gave them reue.
u,o,,ld turn TO bicycling for relief put
tbev dnd that this splendid exercise ike
any other. requires strength TO undertake
Tbe blood is out of order. the nerves are
deraneed. and natures food for ooth 10
needed. .,..,. I'm
All such persons will find 20 their I'M
nense ioy that Paine's celery compouHu
will make them well ..s,,i
Michael has made cycle riding q c"l'lI
study. and is i'm a position 20 give exec,
Iont advice not only 20 racing men, DuI
to wheelmen and people in seheIal. l"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
The Mission Reception.

Tho soventeenth-S Street Mission (No. 9lG
north Seventeenth street. celebrated It's
first anniversary Thursday night by CIV
ing 10 IT'S scholars and friends delightful
reception at its mission rooms. The rooms
were overfowing with happy hearts who
came 90 enjoy the evening with these good
people
An elegant programme was carried out
by the children OF the infant class In the
most pleasing manner, Miss Minnie Bragg
playing the accomplishments on the organ.
The following addition TO the programme
was carried out by the friends and work
ers Of the mission.
solo by Miss Blanche Doughty with
Nh NJ. j. Taylor. accompanying.
4 duott by the Misses Pulliams OF
West-End
A reading by Mr. M. J. Taylor with vocal
interpretations by Mr.. w. II. Cogbill
An address by Mr.. Jas. f. Flournoy.
Prayer by Mr. Richard Harmon.
After the above was rendered. fruits
were served IN great abundance. and the
happy crowd dispersed for their resnec-
tive homes. having spent most delightful
evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

reference TO his own methods, the follow.
ing letter will interest everybody;
Boston. Mass, Feb =, 1877.
After the eXertion Of my record rides
while with the Morgan & Wright team
In the South last winter during when l
lost somewhat I'm weight, on account OF
the unaccustomed climate, | was ADVISED
to use Paine's celery compound. am
pleased to say that 10 gave such satstac-
lion that | was mpelled 10 use II again
ia brace up from the effects OF the TWO
unusually rough ocean trips that | nave
taken during the past month. l believe
that wheelmen who have 10 undergo the
hardships OF Circuit chasing Will ma
Paino's celery compound OF assistance IN
keepng mp their physical tone
JIMMIE MICHAEL
Thousands need 40 take remedy 10
nurifv their blood. arouse the circulation
and counteract the facilitating erect OF
connning work. worry and excitement.
The more intelligent portion or every
community are ehe ones who best recon-
mend Paine's celery compound. Ihey
have looked into this great remedy FOL
lowed its remarkable achievements III
tho case OF friends. noighbors and rela-
tives and know fust what TO expect from
its use as a nerve and brain strengthener
and restorer and an ideal invigorator for
a rundown system
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
THE GRAND CdMP c. y.
A Large Representation Of the Veterans to
BE Here,

The indications point TO a large attend
ance AT the meeting OF the Grand camp
Confederate Veterans Of Virginia IN inns
CITY ON october 10Th. 2ist and z2d. ~
Circulars have been sent Out pS 60,
Committee on Arrangement III y, ,6o re-
federate Camps TO participate III Wy IT,,
union on October 22d, at the SoidleIs
Home. and several replies have alreauy
been received. , .,.,,oeed
The Committee on Reunion, com p9s.u
Of Nfessrs. Sidney r. Gates, DaNld y.
Brown. Jr. and William =. SmIth. nay
made arrangements for paiauf OF ilc
visiting camps. and the lazy spoHsoi I'll
the afternoon Of the I'D from u point ne,
the centre of the city 10 the SOldlers
Home. For this occasion the First kefi-
ment Band has been engaged 10 IuIilial.
music and Colonel Jones, commandant OF
the First Recimont. has asked pernll''s!i,y ~
to be given a place for his men III the
n is expected that lunch will be served
on the lawn OF the Soldiers rome
grounds, and several addresses VIII De
made. r.,o..,.i..
COMPANY and the Traction Company nave
both placed q larg number of compliment
tarv tickets al the disposal OF the COM
mittee for the use Of disabled veterans.
Efforts will be made to run excursions
from Norfolk. Petersburg CharlottesVihe
and other cities. ,
on the night Of the DIST the survivors
of the Army Of Northern Virginia VIII
hold their annual reunion IN the nan OF
the House OF Delegates, az which TINE
they will be addressed by several PROM
norf sneakers After these the mem
bers will adpoIrn TO Saenger Halle. where
they will banquet in conjunction win the
delegates to tho Grand Camp. Coionei
John Murphy will. as usual, proVlde tne
collation. and covers viii be laid for 300
guests. III, e..
The First Regiment orchestra VIII tur-
nish the music for the occasion.
one Of the special features OF the meet
ing OF the Grand Camp and one IN WHICH, e!
ne ola veterans always take great
Measure. will be the presence OF sponsors,
representing each Of the camps.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
To Attend the Horse Show.

The Old Dominion Steamship Company
CAPTAIN John f. Mayer agent, has an
nounced it's fourth annual personally
conducted excursion TO New York for
the National Horse Show at Madison
Square Garden.
The party will leave Richmond, sat
urday. November 9th, at 1885 p. NJ. VIA
the Chesapeake and Ohio railway, or
by Richmond and Petersburg and Nor
folk and Western railroads at A. NJ
connecting with the Old Dominion steam
er at Norfolk early in the evening, and
arriving az Pier 90 n. r., New York,
sunday afternoon about o'clock. Those
Joining this party may leave New York
for the return trip either Tuesday Wed
nesdav. Thursday or Friday at p. NJ,
or Saturday at Z. NJ, for Old Point
Comfort or Norfolk, arriving In Richmond
the following evening about Z o'clock.
Tickets are good for ten days and to re-
turn on any steamer Of the line and
special rates have been secured at the
hotels in New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
NerYs OF Eenrien.

Tho case Of Ifndebrand vs. The Rich
rror4 T-qc'ion Company viii ho called in
the Circuit Court Of Henrico to-day,
at which time argument viii be heard on
mo demurrer Of the defendant TO the
verdict against them rendered a few
DAYS ago.
Sheriff Solomon Of Henrico has sum
moned the following citizens to be peut
Jurors for the county court. and they
will assemble there on Thursday, October
will assemble there on Thsrsday. October
14th. John Barnes. w. T. Tucker. Sam
uei Coleman J. II. Tiler, Thornton
Graves. r. s. Griffin. r. II. Allen, j. L.
Henley. ]. r. Miller ]. n. King, w. r..
Williams. r. w. Wingfeld, H. S. Ander-
son James Yarbrough, Robert Childress
and Philip Patterson.
Only one felony case Is 10 be tired al
the october term Of the County Court.
which begins Monday. and that Is the
case Of John Mayo for shooting. which
resulted in a hung jury. at his last trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

Mrs. smaIl-Ford sues for Jewels Held by
Mr.. sam stern.


In the Hastings Court five cases were
disposed of as follows.
James Poindexter. am old negro man,
was charged with criminal assault upon
his daughter. but the case could not be
proven and the man was acquitted.
Margdret Glasgow. COlorcu. Tor rOphlng
James Fotterley. an old white man. was
given one year in the penitentiary.
james RAY. cOlOrcd FOR DurglarlImg the
room ~ thc lanltOr OF the University Col
leee of Medicine some months ago, was
given seven years iu the penitentlarY
York Williams, colored. charEcd Wl-h
burglary. was acquitted.
James Mack. alias Jol Smith, colored.
charged with ielouious "a -ault upon Rosa
belle Washington was a. Quilted.
Henry q. l.elly ESQ. qualified 90 prac-
tice law in the Chancery Court
Dr. a. f. Dickinson qualified as exec
utor of the estate Of Mrs Lou G.. Dick
inson.
Judge VIM. r. Barksdale. ~ Halifax
county. was a visitor in the court yester-
day.
Decree was entered in the suit Of Ford
vs. Ford trustee. confirming sale OF
ford S Opera House 20 f. n. Spence at
price OF $1,000.
Suit MAS entered IN this court by Mrs.
Loretta Small-Ford by her counsel. Mr.
Prank r. Anderson. yesterday afternoon.
against Mr.. Samuel stern 90 recover one
diamond pin valued al $500, and one ring
valued al S2s5. The iewelry Is claimed GA
have been paNned 10y Mr.. stuart I'd. Ford
Henry \. Hardin entered suit against
The Richmond Railway and Electric Com
pany FOR 81 o0o
L. the suit OF John Boiler. colored. for
81 1000. against Mr. Mike Kelly. FOR allow
tug HE dogs to bite the son of Boiler last
March. verdict was rendered for the
defendant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

lines controlled but operated separately'
other lines IN which the Southern railway
Is connected. and It's principal connec-
tons.
IN the report are detailed reports OF
income account profit and loss and other
accounts to show the financial condi-
ton o. ths company. IL is remarked IN
this report that. considering the almost
universal depression In railroad traIls
the result, for the year may be considered
fairly satisfactory.
TO quote the report: by the death OF
Mr.. Aubin l.. Boulware your directors
have been deprived OF highly Vaiueu
associate. Their regret at his loss ana
their appreciation Of his faithful ana
valuable services 20 the company nave
been expressed IN resolutions copy oil
which has been sent 70 Mr.. BoulWare
family
Reports upon the operations ana pnysl-
cal condition OF tho Southern railway
arc also submitted in detail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Married His Cousin.

A quiet home wedding was celebrated
Thursday evening "a the home of Mr.. Ro-
bert Gemmcll No. go west Main street.
when his son. Mr.. John Gemmen and
his neice. Miss r. Joan B Gcmmeli. were
made man and wife. Tho bride Is a
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs James Gem
nell. OF Kenton o. The groom As a stone
contractor. to which business ne is assoc
clated with his father only the immc-
date family and few very intimate
friends were present After the ceremony.
M which the Rev J. Calvin Stewart. OF
the Church Of the Covouant. ofhciated
the couple left for their bridal trip. on
their return they will reside In this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
MR.. RAGLAND ELECTED
ASSISTANT PROFEssoR or MAINE
NATICS an RICHMOND COLLEGE.
He VIII Commence work on Monday
Something About His Excellent Ca
rceras a student.

The Committee on Education OF Rich
mond College have elected Mr.. George
Ragland. son Of Mr John T. Ragiand, Of
his city. az Assistant Profe or Of Ma
ihematics in that institution.
Mr.. Ragiand completed his course at
Richmond Colleg. only little more than
a year ago. and this is something OF an
honor 70 so young a man.
The newly-oiected instructor viii com
mencc work on Monday next as assistant
10 Professor n. r. Games.
Mr. Ragland Is a native Of Richmond
lie attended the grammar schools mere
and afterwards received his education
preliminary 10 entering college al Home
stead Academy. in Chcstcrneid' tleNe-
land High School. IN Fauquicr, anc Glade
Springs Military Academy at Glaze
Springs.
lie then entered Richmond College ana
took the entire course. graduating III
June. 1sq6. with the degree 81 Bachelor OF
Arts. lie took the Greek medal and won
the mathcmtics prize. While az college
be took a high stand throughout his en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

a Number OF Coiored Men Fined for Play
ing italy.

Number Of Coiored Men Fined for Pay
ing Italy.
A lead dollar" played a conspcous part
in the proceedings Of the Police court yes
ferday. . .,,.o,,
Granville Robinson coloref, was taken taken
into custody AZ the instance OF N eIsO't
Tanks. also cOlOred, who stated ln ilOst
.ewnhatic language that he had BEEN
imposed upon and taken for "a h9HseS1S os
Robinson who ne says, iooltu hiuaci Ds
attempting TO pass had 0uiidi uPvii lt i
u wasn't born yisuddy, said baIhs'
sara 1 knows "a thing or two. an wen a
man tempts 10 gimme bad dough- 4 sl'S
mad -.
ressas filed In 10 prove that Robinson mao
uttered the bad coin. But their entrance
snfo the case was a bad thing for them.
They put their hands IN hornet $ nest.
Justice Crutchdeld cleverly brought
out the fact that a. game OF
chance, known by the name oil i5a iSi,
had been going on. and all hands hao taA,
en part BY some hOcus-pocus the iea1
dollar got mixed up in the shuttle ana gu
psrffes had "a chance az IL. When Banks
caught the Cooler" ne got angry ana
blamed IL On Robinson. ---.os
The result was that $50 was assessed
an around. and Banks was required 20
give security for six months. Inose VINO
had 10 pay the $50 were Nelson Bahhs,
Nm Baker. Granville Robinson, Robert
Cuarles. John Thomas. Ernest Mmms,
Charles Williams. and " IA. Johnson.
Wesley Jones. colored. is again in trou-
bile He had rubber coat ~ MS pos
session and could not explain from
whence a. came. His mind was tempo
rary blank. and he was given twenty -tOur
hours in which 90 prime mp his memory.
Ann Davis. colorcd. could not marry
Joseph Gordon but she promised TO be
sister 90 him. Joe couldn't stand 1t. and
res0rtcd 90 violent measures 10 make
Ann change her mind Ann alleged that
Joe chit err" but when the tale was told
ihe Justice could make nothing OF it and
the case was dismissed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
nm Giue Richmond q Show.

There is no longer any doubt mat the
Armor plate Board will Wis Richmond
and see what inducements TINS Guy san san
offer for the site of the proposeu ailiiOi
Congressman Lamb has been assured
that the board will come here. YESTERDAY
he conferred with the secretary OF the
Chamber of Commerce with reference -
the proposed visit OF the board.
CAPTAIN Lamb says he Is confident me
factory will be located in the South ana
ne is of the opinion that the choice or To-
cation win lie between Richmond ana
Birmingham. Ala.
Washington tomorrow i'm the interest
of m constituent who Is I'm danger OF los
inc his position in one Of the departments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

tire course. and never failed in any eA-
animation. During the illness Of professor
Edmund Harrison, who was then III
charge Of the school Of Latin. young rag
land taught his classes and did fine work
I'M This capacity. He also taught the
Latin classes at McGuire's school at the
sane time. and gave entire satisfaction.
He was principal Of spottsylvania sem
,narv. al spottsylvania Courthouse last
wear. where he performed his duties WIN
n high degree Of credit. lie was eiec'eu
as assistant professor OF matnenal'cs a.
Richmond College over seVerai O'leT I az
,iicants being highly endorsed by Pres
35ont Roatwrirht. the late Professor II.
IT Harris. Or. c. II. Ryland. the tinan-
cial secretary Of the college; Professor
Fdmund Harrison formerly Of the scnool
~ Latin: and Professors r. Il. Gaines
and John Pollard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Visiting Major GInter.s Tomb.

Large numbers of people continue 20
visit Hollywood each afternoon and 20
inspect the vault which holds the re-
mains of Major Lewis Ginter Yester-
day there were very many gathered about
the vault Should the weather be Ia
vorable Sunday great crowds VIII, no
doubt. visit Hollywood.
Major Ginter carried a large insurance
on his life. He Is said to have had a
nolicv for $4,000 in the Mutual Life In
surance Company Of New York. 100000
in the Equitable and $4,000 in the Man
haitian. Some Of these policies were
taken out soon after the war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Studying Music in New York.

Mrs. NJ. j. Cease with Miss Myrtle
Redford left Richmond for New YORK
Yesterday morning. where Miss Redford
will spend the winter studying the piano
with DR.. Mason. at Steinway Han.
Miss BEDFORD has been the pupil OF Mr..
Errest l.. Boiling and has shown great
musical talent and capacity for earnest
study.
II is believed that this young lady will
make a name and fame for herself in the
world Of music. as she is ambitious and
studious.
Mrs Cease will return TO Richmond
after a weeks visit TO New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Fin for NimrOds.

The agent q the Southern rail-
way at Stems, n. C., gives some
very interesting information. ospec-
iaUv 10 sportsmen. He states there
are more birds in that section than
have ever been known before also that
there are very good accommodations for
sportsmen I'm the way OF hotel. livery, dogs
and guns. Mr.. J. 3. Mayes is proprietor
Of the hotel at Stems and is always ready
TO give any information TO sportsmen' and
takes a special pride in taking care OF
them and furnishing them amusemenis
on their hunting trips. He expects to en-
terrain a great many sportsmen TINS sea
son I'm view Of the fact that game is so
plentiful. .,
stems. \. c.. IS located on Southern
Railway. Richmond Division near the Viz
ginia line on the Keysvlle branch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

Hon. Joseph r. Lawless, secretary OF
the Commonwealth, will nave opposa'io,n On
49, .to+o his successor next December
i \ Mr. Blackburn. of Rockingham eoun-
- ~ Us announced himself candidate
for this office. 49,. ro,,o.ra+ic nomi-
~ e., tho House Of Delegates in his
e ,.6',,,+y two wears ago. but was defeated
bv Mr.. Zirkle, Republican. 49,. ro,,-
cant. y. G. Patterson, the other DEM
,craric nominee for the House, was elect
Gu Cut. placrb,trn was a real estate agent
al rufDa Vista in the boom days OF that
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

Clerk 20 the Board of Health Arthur
Mavo has issue his report for September
which shows a decided falling off In the
deaths as compared with the correspond
inc period Of last year.
Whole number OF deaths, rs WhltG, Of !
G.
The city SIS I'm splendid sanitary condi-
ton and the streets are cleaner than for
cofnc nine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Don't Forget the Great Horse show" In
Navy York November Sth To 18Th. 1897.

The Old Dominion Steamship Company
takes pleasure in announcing its fourth
annual personally conducted excursion 10
New York TO the Horse Show. The party
will leave Richmond Saturday November
Gth. at 1875 p. NJ. via Chesapeake and
ohio Railway or by Norfolk and Western
Railroad. 9 A. NJ, connecting with Old
Dominion Steamer at NorIoik' leave Nor
folk 1880 p. NJ, arrive IN New York Sun
day 4 T. NJ.
and state-roOm berth on steamer Sll'
,r,ci,ets GOOD for ten days. As the party
= limited ana New YORK win be crowded
very application should be made TO in
sure good accommodations upon the
steamer and at the hotel
Agent,
1912 east Main street. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
The Leave.

Fen. ~ the Democrats who attended the
~ ~ ~ - tho state Executive Commit
fe ne Tb11rsday nigit remained in the city
yesterday. ,.. g.. = fe,,+o,,,,t
Governor. spent most OF lio uay NJ -,
fr b.r9dl in the state Library building.
s,nator Martin left for Scottsyille on the
r,orning train. He speaks at Suffolk next
Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

The third annual report OF the South
ern Railway Company. for the year end
ed June 30 1897. has been circulated. and
IS a long and intorestins publication. in
the front OF which Is = map OF the sys-
tenn and connections. on this map are
shown the lines Of the Southern railway
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
g, Jamesj Epworth League,

On Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the
church will he held a very interesting
meeting. the occasion being rally-day and
The regular annive.ary OF the society.
The Junior and Senior Leagues. con-
sisting OF more than two hundred young
people, will combine ana some excellent
ns,,,,sic will he rendered. Addresses will
he delivered by Rev. Il. IL. Rawlings and
n y Readles and also a paper by Miss
sallle Smith: THE League Stepping
stone 10 Heaven
The music will be in charge Of Prof j.
T. Mitchell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Transfers Of Real Estate.

Richmond. Annie s. Robins 10 r. l..
Chalmers. 20 feet on cas-. side or sixth
street 100 feet north OF crouch. S-W.
n u sr,omason. special commissioner,
TO John r. MOuntcastle. lOs feet on east
side of Laurel street $1,000.
Heurico: Roberta. Mary and Martha
Minor to Lucinda Simms. 10 part OF . l-io
acres on Creighton road. ABOUT three
miles east Of Richmond. $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Rant :, sunday-school Association.

The Rautist Sunday school Association
~ Richmond and Manchester will hold
their regular monthly meeting at Leigh
Street Baptist church tomorrow after
noon AZ 4 O'clock. There will be addresses
and a good musical programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
In defendants Favor.

The case Of Daniel Bowler (coloreu)
against Michael Kelly, the Junk dealer
I'm which the complainant alesed 10 nave
been attacked and bitten by the defend
ant's hull DOG. resulted last evening in
the law and Equity Court with the dis
mssal OF Mr.. Kelly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
CLAYTON is ON the Mend.

Arthur Clayton. the youth who was
shot Thursday by Wythe Woodson during
their playful handling OF revolver, sup
posed 10 be unloaded, Is reported 10 be
doing very Wen
Or. Angus Nichols is his attending ply
sician.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09
Tnrnef Practice IO-Day.

That favorite military organization, the
walker Light Guard or Company y, OF
The Wrist Virginia Regiment. Will have
target practice to-day at Chimborazo
Park leaving the Armory at p. NJ
No soldier out Of uniform will be al,
lowed TO enter tho contest and fun
attendance IS requested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-09

The Virginia and North Carolina Wheel
comnanv 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, Al; new phone. loss Drop as a
CARD