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Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-04-30
TWELFTH TERM DAY.

Saturday, April "a. A. d. 1897. The
Board met pursuant to adjournment;
officers present same as yesterday.
The minutes of yesterday APP
proved; whereupon the following
business was had:
In the matter of the viewers re-
port of road beginning at Sc corner
OF sec 81, tip 20 n, of G, and run
ming north on sec line to head OF Gen.
ter Canyon etc., as petitloned for o.
B. Garfield ct al; The said report is
hereby laid over until next regular
meeting of the Board.
The road sup'rs report of J. r. Adj
kison as sup'r of r. Dist. No. 4, APP
proved and his bill in the sum OF $29
allowed on the general road fund,
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-04-30

The following bills allowed on the
current expense fund and the auditor
ordered to draw warrants therefor on
the said fund:
WI MWilliams, shfs fees, etc, 1921 70
James Edwards, trial juror
(Oct. 1886 certificate. Is 90
Board here adjourned until
o'clock a. m. tomorrow.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-04-30

VoTIoE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-13
OF THE WORLD
HOODMEN CIRCLE

@UEFN GROVE. WOODMEN CIRCLE O Meets frs, and 1hiri Thur, Thursday; 9i S PERTHA WITTIG. (. Visiting members are cordially invited
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-13
NOTICE.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 Notice IS hereby given. that certain mining clvims called the Tam Bien, NcGinty and Car ago7, situated in the Warren mining district. and about one-half mile northeasterly fir m the Holbrook hoisting works, and about the same distance from the town of Bistee. A T. Ist As the above named claims wcie not located in conformity Pi;h the U- s. Mining laws. there fore second patty, al later date. relocated the sIme in full conformity with the above named mining laws aud is fully determined 10 protect his rights. Therefore, all persons are cautioned not 10 bargainfor. buy or lease tn: above naned 'Iaims. :. $. MANSUR.
 aIs-3m bisbce, 4. T..
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-13
UNiFORM.RANK.K p

lNIFORM RANK, K.gOF P. MEETS first Tuesday in month. after regular
 K P. meeting. NM. P. LONG. Capt |. NJ. PoHIER Sec's
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-13
BISBEE NEWS. Daily Happenings at the Great Copper Camp. Budget or Interesting Items from our Regular Cor
 respondent.
COVERINGS.
 BI. BEE. July F, 1897.

BI. .BEE. July l2, 1897. There is come talk in Bisbee now over the arrangement of 0 ball game between the Bisbee nine and picked nine from Tombstone and Pesrce. The game, ii brough. of, wonld no doubt be a quits interesting one, and it i. hoped that the necessary arrange ments will be made. Coming SO sson after the Fourth of July, it is quite doubtful if the Bi.bee boys will be able to secure a purse 10 be played for, but they can at les.t guarantee to do thsir best and to see that their visitor. do no. want for 0 good time. Fix the matter up, boys, and well have au- other celebration.
 Miss Bird, who has % effici,nil filled the po-iLion of librarian in the Copper Queen library for abou. a year past, loft this morning fsr her home in the east, She had intended taking q vacation for c couple of months and then returning ts bisbee, but she has Seen fortunate enough to secure a pesitien in charge of library in New York, and does not now intend to re- turn. Miss Bird has made a gIea, many friends during her ehOrt stay in Bisbee by her accommodating and lsdy-like manners, all ol whom feel sorry 10 see her leave, and should she ever return she may be assured oi hearty welcome.
 A petition to the board of super c::ors ;s ,; ing circulated in Ei.bee for lae appCintmsnt of Mr. C. A. Overlook ,o fill ths vacancy at present existing in that body. The taxrayers here consider that Bisbee is iu.tly eniiA,d ta . representation on the board, con- trolling as che toes almost 6 third ef the wees and property Of the count and they are prepared to urge their request almost to man. Hr. O,er- lock is by no means seeking the posi- ton himself, and h' only eoneented to accept it upon the solic'tstioA Of . nun,ber 0! his friends. The people Of Bisbte, however, recognize the isc, that they have in him an entirely trustworthy citizen, and they are snx. ious to s.e him appointed to the posi- ,iop, feeling that be will sdmiai. ter tn 3 duties of the office to the entire satisfsction of all. With q toarj Of supervisors consisting of John Mont gome:y. Joe McPherssn and Charles Ovsrlsck there could never be any doub. or discredit eas, on the admir- istratiou oi that portion Of our coun- ty's business.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-21
SAFE Your !iQ12j

See ny special tar--.-s in
nice small farms nca. tire e'r.
J. II. L'sISyslyS,
Room :, Ii ion 6i5-E.
ind
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-21
"StoIy Of the Crater"

Col. G. n. Sausay Of Tallahassee,
the noted lecturer will deliver his
famous lecture the Story of the
Crater" at the Opera House, On
the night of Jan. 27tb, under the
auspices CT the United Daughters
of the Confcderacy. TIE adniss-
ion has been placed At 25 cents, s
that al may hear this fine lecture.
Good music will b oae IF the a.
fractions to accompany the lecture
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-21
CD People.

.dro:p,- "ho require medicine
to regulate the ro..t!5 a@d F;dn2>s
vii fl d III: tue remedy Il Elect
fic D:ctcrs. This ncl.c-re 6oss
net stimulate AID contains 10
whi.koy mr. other in:o%:c2rt, hut
acts IS i tonic AID altc1aEiYe. Il
ATS mildly On the stomach AID
bowels, aiding atre7G;h Dad giving
to2c 20 the organs, 1h,r~by aid.D :
Nature IN the performances 81
the functions. Electric b]t-ers IS
an excellent a;pasiz ) and ais d.
gozt;o9. Cd Pa@p.c fn@ i JUS
what they mead. Price hf.Y CT :
and 81 PSI bottle az, CT I~or.h &
c..
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-21

The Autobiography Dug
Store has q complete line Of sur
@ical appliances, trass@s, a fit guar
antec5. Hard rubber Of elastic.
Send your order fcr choice
family groceries % Z. X. Powers,
Exposition street.
Use L;coD:c extract fol coughs.
A big stick for 5 cents Al tic Anti.
monopoly dug store.
-Leaye your orders tor fresh
bread aud Tolls at the Crescent
Bakery.
Imported crepe or crink'cd
tissue papar, solid co.crs, al the
Autobiography Drug Store.
The Racket, plates 25c, 3oc,
SIC per st; soup plates ga; bakers
Sc, Ioc, I3c; bowls SC, 7c; meat
dishes Sc, TO-, 49,, 10; and oo1;
naples Sc, Ioc, I3c; decorated
plates, 49,, 55c, 65c; decorated teas
7oc; bowl and pitcher, 0ic.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

,
ward Bros.
-Nrse and rais;rs a. Gers.
~.a:.:on
book, At the Anti-Mono7oly drug
stora : cents each
,n, -. II Lno.
on lepaI business
-Sofc1IAG , l'ST c,-lz1'1-et '''s,A
=. o7D- - s.,. :1 WIZ +aa
-MatflnottS Fferch bA.e1| Is
w ie e ~ .a. O~(1crs !.
': ~ 0or,io', ~ town
'''o' - ~ 90
o 1 tba pI~r+ cs.s',> Us
t~. ,.cs+a~de,
-
o,,~,,, nao,,1a 1.c.rs, thev
" ~ -, ,. 70 ao~+ 49,, lee.
=. 49, Io..,.o
''''NIA 90 :
nsn@,s D~,~ c+o~a
nc" ~ ~ 49, cSoa+ 100 .,;o1,
WIN 6No $500
' '0''' ' - '
Mrs Kew j. T. O1I~S' WIZ Aas
ooCa Is'ssG ~ ; ~.
-hXamlhc th''e hilS t0i.0'
goods at lydlngs q o. hey are
the best and cheapest.
G. F. & w. ?. Nort"n Of Ne"
York, are among the northern
guests at the Oca,a.
School tablets. note hooks and
comDosit;on bucks At tie Anti
NonoDo]y Drug Store.
Mrs Marv Allen Williams the
1a.d;n,, ,t,rch,nt ~ Crpstal River
is ~ Town On business
DO you lias d DA@$' VIC Law
0"> 't'G'' . - ~ . ir1~'l-
d "'' = y =
L r FTT1C 9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
THE CITY ORDINANCES.
MUcH MoNHT sPFNT on THL1 ALs
REdDT,
The Work OF Codif,ing 10 Not YET Compleis.
The COMMITTEES Trying 10 Wind -
the Laborious Job.

The Committee on Ordinances viii meet
az 6 o'clock this afternoon for the pur-
pose OF arranging some plan TO get tho
city ordinances into such shape AZ 90 be
OF some practical value.
Several years ago the City Council came
tl Che conclusion that 30 was vitaily es-
senual for The ordinances OF the city 20
be recodiheJ anG bound .n proper form.
After carefully considering the matter.
Capt AleNHn2er Coke was selected 10
do .ho work since that time captain
Coke has been at work on tle city ord.
uaucce. and uD 90 This -imc more Than
$500 has been expended in printing aud
u.tnr expenses.
Just what has been accomplished Dee
youd spending ,he sum above mcntionsd
is not apparent Indeed The whole bus
mess scefcs u GOrdiiu Kuof, which VIII
have 90 De Cut hy fha lrdininr Come
mi-,ee. Tor they can mover unite H.
THE PRINTING
When the work 81 coIifym- The 10
nances was begun hy Captain Coke. Id
for printing tie same were adNertiseo
for. and the contract Nu1Nr AWARDED ~
the Williams Printing company ~
fast as the copy was f.ceiVed from cap
tain Coke DC VIE put in type ana ffoof
furnished. After he var.acluun ~ these
proofs the Boari cf ali sr1an frd com
mon Council resolved themselves INTO
committee of the whole ano n.Ent aIiet
night. wheueye- enough members cHiIl
De Induced 60 attend. luor.uua'3 ploWfa
through the ordinance, making lntna-
mcnts end correc -ion6 here and more
Since that work was finished there 80
boon no move made DOB fno fifecu'n y
having the work Dom0.cieI. thu the ask
state ~ the city ordinances is worse ihan
the FIRST
has the contract Tor lue work ana un-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
he Market.
RlcnvoHD, VA, Sept. =, 1897.

Richmond, Va, Sept. = 1897.
The stocs market has scored a
remarkable advance.
The professional element in
Wan Q street. have pcrsistenty
talked Faction; have held few
stock, sud made little money.
They de-ice q decline.
Ahea,tav reaction is 20 DE de-
sired Luc u vou believe the re-
ports fmc crops iu this country
and.of shortage abroad 81 you a-e
OF the opinion that liquidation
has ~un us course. and that gen
eral conditions are favorable 90 re-
viral ol trade. vou viii buy good
securities when they are dull or
upon slight reactions and realize
handsome profits before the end of
the year.
Early FROST iu the corn or cotton
belt would iuiu-c orr crops. but the
statistical position IS such that a
decrease in expected yield would
bc more than Offset by higher
prices.
War would be disastrous. but
the administration is in the hands
of business men. and ia our opin-
ion there viii be no war
London shows an inclination
90 buy our securities.
The tone of London papers To-
wards Americans is changing for
the better
Fair crops, fair prices, enormous
increase ia railroad earnings and
easy money must result in higher
markets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
mn cHRls1ISN nRorHhRs.

The Bel Telephone COMPANY vi Never
SOW Die Marriage boz Hampton.
HAMPTON. VA. sept 9.-special.-ln
the near future the Christian Brothers.
an educational organisation. wen known
throurhout ibis country. VIII cs .ahi.sn On
efucar0nal institution near il'e rl.lt
known as the ArmculIle Institute
To-day ten acres 90 land. situated
about two miles from Hampton. was
purchased from =. -. Lake. on which
buildings win he erected lv tne Cnr'etian
Brother for educational purposes. To is
said that work VIII begin .l few weeks.
The Ecu Telephone Company. Who was
refused franchise "a few weeks ago 20
establish o telephone exchange in this
CITY, wlI again hr.ur the question before
the Town COunc. "a their next meeting.
on the lfth instant
Mr. Calvin Eespass. ~ Mathews coun-
tv and Miss Matte Lewis of This city.
were married az the .dcnce ~ the
bride. on west Queen street. at $3.50 yes
terdav afternoon. Rev. Graham H. Lam
beth. of West End Methodist church.
of.clated They lcff 0n fhe evening boat
for Mathews county whore they Will
reside
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

An ancient landmark in the shape OF a
cemetery formerly tlc property ot me
Mayo family A being wiped our hy me
erection OF new fertilizer works on tns
river bank nor Var from Che Dheeapeake
and Ohio docks
TutI "a LITTLE over "a rfar ago tne ccme-
terry. which contained tre grave NJ the
wife Of General Winfield Scott was DOB
very duarIdated condition.
The property going lnto the hands ~
the railroad company the ashes of me
dead were removed t0 Hollywood and the
old f0mhet0ncs taken away.
Tno lIrtle cemetery Wae un t1e farm
which tradition saYs was tho eeat NJ
King pownafau. whose daughter F1ra-
hortae. rescued Captain Jnhr smith ana
ls upwards 0f two hundred years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

mailing clerk f0r Nnlrte- A. Sheurrerr. s.
printing establishment and on. ~ f.I.n-
mllls best known young women e..I
40 the home W her hro.ner-iu-aw s.I
J N Porter Nu ~ Ivv street. Tu.-l.r.
With Deg mother she left laef Nav fo
make her home ln atlanta. ou Suncay
last she was taken seriously ll and the
end came suddenly 1ueslay
She leaves two nrotn0re one ir Peters
hurr and the other ir New York and
Two sisters iu ATLANTA
Tho remains were inferred in the latter
city.
Nlss Jones formerly hved az 80. Gil
south Pine street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
- - :. ILIILN -.


h,ro,fna Usart-.
--.- .-.-,+rrf4fr has added an-
-4 +r his already large
o.".- --.,.- t.me Dr.. has torn
t.,- me rr. OF shame
"-. -.l- .---. -....-- 81 -.rtteousness.
pug .- p. -l Oh, ,.. written in shining
and DIS name Mi- '. t,I-
letters urou Che passes 'l PIC -l--
above with tle phrase, hei done.
written below it
r-r- ---re rrorthr little Katie hrrnee o.
e..tr-I.r- r.-I living with her mother
fr- -.-r. or lower MaIr street. ana
-..--. --..-.+f, moan rnc corner NJ LIeL-
i,r- ,--r-- III nor evening hours 900 tNr
e--..-.
r--.rr.-.tf,- the r.rI has been seem io on
.r- r.rffrfar rlerae. and She laF been
-l-r~r.a r-eI--t nr- V-aTWlrI course lf
ofHeers of the law. who saW Win toi-
VOW "a ur.+tv bud whitening Iu IIs NoutA
srr + 5,,rry ne passing into shadow.
me- r.-Ir mother roemrd .0 have l.te
rrr-rr' rrF small influence Dol .It mat
-.r TO- f-lr orrr1rrf Io Gaze uftle
t o.. f.- child
r-'r.r'- rlr -urf q Miss Powell OF
,-,-r--- r-.e b. Richmond and
~.....rrerF.q .a,ioo ir
r''-.. .-, ,. .-,.o
l.r l-a. Al I e. .---c, I...rr
LNe cNliA -N. .7 ST.. .el..r
l-I lNt 4t --..l I.~ end
Justice Nl-.. I'D. tiD 49, .- -,-rr.-
WIZ. tl1 -r-.l,.i- --.- r8.,-... .r,.- r..r
IalI! WIZ quay o- .l 10 +,.- es-I
Ht. --
liN A-.-
oillc.i l-aI -'.i-.- c.her
found the ru ai mime WY. tl W.
ana was ilr.fuel gu. if d a'ti.l 81
o. bring them both O.. hi DIV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
ArForest HUI

The excellent hU az Forest HW Park
fhl- week continues fo attract che public
Many calls have been made upon MN
gcer Lfath to extend the season but be-
has positively decided chat this shah Dee
the last week
Performance and everybody enjoys the
acts 90 the artistic
sss0n and Wallace are ae DIE fa-
vorite7 as ever aud Payne and Craypo
have "a one-acf society comedy that is
making % reputation for the young ace
tors.
Reward. tho rertriIoruirt aUuece the
crowds with h.s funny family of puppets
Miss Cole and Hart and Irving are also
strong additions Go the rr0gr mime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
CADETS AND STUDENTS.
L4RGE NsTEICULdTION Ar THf
TIEGfNIA MTLEr.tET INSTITUTE.
Wash urinl snd Lee viii Have an Increased
4sull of ~tudrnts-Cerclnouies OF Brcsi-
dent Wilson's Inauguration,

LEXINGTON. VA. Sept SPECIAL
Tire freshman class 81 Tire Nirriula Mll-
tary Institute has already enrolled eigh.y
men and the number ls FULLY expected 10
reach a hundred. The authorities lctl
more encouraged about the prospects OF
t-e scho0. thal they have felt Tor some
time.
Tine washington and Lee University
OU.un. rn-I.N a larger attendance lr
expected this year than that OF l"s.
WILLIAM T. WILSON
1rr Wilson will hc uaugurated on tho
18th instant. The first speake- oi the &C.
Da-IOu u.. he Dr Patton. president oL
Princeton University, The second speaker
will pc Chancellor u. II. kirkland. OF
Vanderbilt University. the third speaker,
Dr. Gllmrr. president OF johns liDlhil'
University ana the fourth. Hon. William
J. Wilson.
Tho alumni VII meet at 30 A. VI. be-
FOR. The ceremonies and after tne ceft
monies O. banquet VII be- given ~ lht
gymnasium. From q 90 - j. d., Pres
ldeut Wilson Will hold general reccP-
THE GUESTS
Among tho distinguished guests ~ POP
present viii he Gov. Charles p. ID era
r.r Dr Patton. president Of Prince Ton
University. Professor Gilmore. of JONI
rpnF-ne University. judge John W. tL-
lov. OF the Court of Appeals OF -il't-
1Tdpe Keith chancellor .. II. kirkland
M Vanderbilt University Professor j. J..
Mcclure. OF Richmond Na-i KEY. 9-.. 20
= r.rrr NJ MONTGOMERY Ala, Hon.
IRVING j.. Wagner. ~ c.. of Penn. ii.
Romero. Minister from Mexico. Judge
Harmon off Cincinnati late Attorney
General. Dr CYRUS Adler OF Smithsonian
Institute. Rev W. str0tler Jones ID
H.. OF Trenton. N. j.. Ecy. j. q am
~r- T De- nf Princeton University. lr.
woodrow wilson OF Princeton lniyer-
slfy. President Edwin A. Alderman or
fhr University of North Carolina. BISHOP
p T Hendricks of Kansas city. MO-
II. b. lee. DR.. 81 washington. J.. g.. and
MANY others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

NrW YORK sept 9-c0TToN.-Qr.ct.
u"HI.rr r.c. net receipts H bales
rr... agII bales. forwarded. -H~l bales.
sI 1u. bales al smnrtrs STOCK. -t-
H bales
"ofa f.-dav-Net receipts 1888 bales.
eI... rIE.I I.Iae Cons aten-Nef PEE
.U l.srE h.IHs exports fU Great tl.f-
ar HHf- bales ro franre 1872 baies 90
OBI. Continent -HT bales
Io-a since September lef-Net receipts.
"N naIer exports tu Great Britain.
- OBS bales fo France GIfi bales. So
Oh. Continent .I-- bales
Futures HH.rru steady. sales al1' NuIts
january Ns- February. t.sf March SD.
April hN. NaV fnl. September -0H.
October Gs2 November G76 December
C-a
Futures closed quiet sales 1920 bales.
0.oeIrr january fet. February. tNls
N.ron. GHf ArrI fHa 1iaV GH June.
IuN Aueus, rnre. September 7of. Oe-
fuuer Gsl November t->. December
$50
SPOT closed quiet middlng up.auds 7isc
middnng gull ltics sales l>i bales.
NEW ORLEANS Sept a-COTrON -
Futures steady. sales. ~ 400 bales Sep
TENDER. G7006Tls October. slQ6 ~ No
vomber. 6.S2a6.s3. December, e.53g654,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

The yvvanoke soon 20 be Raised-Mr. Hunts
fucfou Coming.

The Wvanoke soon Co be Raised-Mr Hunts
ugtou Coming.
NEWPORT NEWS. NA- September o.
Especial Pos MASTER Fred, Read has
been successful iu securing "a free drht-
,rr nt mlUe and las. uirut word being
received from Second Assistant P1stmas-
ter-Geueral Heath to rne effect that Mr.
Read request IIO been granted .tA4 ilat
rnf system NJ fr.' delivery Wpui1 pf'r-
ably go iuto operation about october Ist.
Several new clerks VIII also ne allowed
dr. Read and other Improvements MADE
.n Che service.
Work WAS commenced yesterday OBJ fnr
h.r business and tenement block which
air. n r. Jones some time ago arranged
Do build ar The corner of Iwenty-el ghlh
street and Lafayette avenue. The DOCK
VIII be four stories high and have room
enough ODD ll- nr-t floor to acc1mmolale
several large stores. To ls tu pee OF uflch.
The dealfch boat Fern or the North
Atlantic squadron arrived yesterday loi
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company has contracted VIII the p. 81.
Gold Company ~ Baltimore. Tor me fe-
building Uf lN. faE fI Irl.rrf. nlON M.r
destroyed hy IRE at the time OF me nie
shipping c0ufaEra-i0n az TINS port. April
Can,au u youugs who has charge or
floating -hC sunkau O.d Dominion steam
ship NrrrnE. stated yesterday lHtl NH
expected tO have tla boat raised Joy tu.
2tl ~ the present month. Nearly haf
0f -.e a.- bags awe iu pl siton and I.e
others VIII Doe placed tF ihe last ~ -ae
present week Tnan hut little remains 20
lu except to pump them tuN OF ar ll
was eXuectel that fle boat Noui4 pc
roa'.I nv the middle OF august. hu.
much delay was caused by being Obliged
ro ae- q large nuautltr ~ mud out ~ the
hold NJ tne Ship
Nj coils p huntington Sc expected 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

ARTOTTEsVTLLE Va sept e.
ia ~ rrrrarrH.rr order 0f Good TEN
r.lq-r of Virginia i- .n session here an1
i.~reiy afrrrfrf The membership last
rassIon was G24 initiated during THIS
wear. 3 I1 Total f.. Nlmpef ~ lolE
En- r.a+ session o. number this year fla
Taa- NIGHT +. ma a-UaeflnE was hrld
al fhe Dantlst church. Dr. ID. IT. Mann.
IN New York Past chief Temnllr ot
me World. addressed the meeting also
an address boy Rev. IT. J.. houi, B. o.. y.
az state
Tne following grand officers ere present
Roy vs. Guy. Of N0rfnamniln. O. q.
q N- 81 ~ Trimh.e. 90 Richmond ~
d. Nrs N r Johnson. ~ pauEllle %.
Y r. O. W HaWxhurst OF aifIA2
grand secretary; II y. Shepherd o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

Tho Iaet no the series NJ excursions 90
the seaehore given hv Mrs Gl for the
benefit of Che Male Orphan Asylum win
take ulncc MONDAY. September 18th. THE
Grain wfI Iaarc fhe Chesapeake and Ohio
le1re old Point ~ -.g' owing t0 the
en0rtnees nf frr davr nf this season NJ
tho wear Mrs GW expects tD carrw
q large crowd as this win poo Che last OF
fne season under hor aueu. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

The public presentation OF pictures VIII
-oFa rIace al Lee Camp to-l. rrf vr.-
ne picfures OF General WILLIAMS al
Wickham and Comrade ~ p Morris and
the statuette OF sam. Davis VIII De- r---
scented.
The public are invited and the uemhar5
OF the Camp are requested 90 wear the.r
uniforms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10
,nnda, T1cur.lou 70 Scoft.vlIIe

on next Sunday September l-th. the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII seI
tickets from Richmond 90 Irwin and pee
ru~u az Tho rate of 7.Xry-fve cents Pem-
herl0u 800. columbia f-a and Scofts-
rrIv on excursion train leaving Richmond
$50 A ~. and returning reach Richmond
nj Gao T. ST. 0f same date
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

CHICAGO Sept H-W heat TOOK anoineI
long efen toward the dollar mark to-day.
The December option closing az wa, OF
Us above yesterday closing heaFy sea
board enracemcrtr and bad reports Oh
continental crop were conspicuous iactnI :
iu the advance Corn was strong on tao
reports and predictions OF frost and clos
cd Mnh higher oats ADVANCED IS -.
Provisions closed 7i. higher for pork, D-t
-gnsc lower for ribs.
The leading futures ranged as folio"
open. Hlgl. Low Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

Tho handsome monument t0 hc erected
fr fhr memory ~ the Ht. John POPE .u
hollywood ie tho work MI Nr 1T W.
Toouhr the weli-l-n0vn sculptor NJ.
To0mbr A. an old Richmond nov. huf 20
moved to Lrnchhurg where he resided
r.rr.aor years Die there gained tne rf-
rufa-Iur ae being one of tue finest Flower
...Irrnrr fr tho country mr. Tl0mhs
rrrnrrI. returned fo EI hwoul
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CASTORLA.
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WISE lrEN KNOW Dr. ls folly 90 bun1
ON a poor foundation. RELIEF obtained hy
dradenInc symptoms is short Hood
sarsauarla cures and gives lasting
health.
HOODS PILLS cure nausea sick head
rrha Indigestion. hIousue-s. All drug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-10

january. C5G0Grs. February. GG0p06l
March. GGlnG00 april. G.Gsa6.7h
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PORT OF GrCHM0Nu. SEPT o. 1897
ARRIVED.