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The indicator., 1897-03-20

One bank in Pueblo has upwards OF
s2.6OO,0OO on deposit, but before many
months considerable portion of this
will find it's way into real estate right
here at home. Plenty of money and
bargains in real estate do not abide long
together.
The indicator., 1897-03-20

ANOTHER two weeks of the legislature
and the big leak in the state expendit-
ures will be stopped up. Between the
Leadvills strike and the legislature
the state has had hard time of it. 1t
is a good thing that Colorado is blest
with such wonderful recuperativs pow
ers
The indicator., 1897-03-20
ADVERTISING RATES:
Single Column Per. Month by the
Inch, rs Cents. Business Locals s
Cents Per. Line Each Insertion.

IT is not too early to give the annual
advice to clean up the back yards and
kill off tho surplus dogs and cats. The
season OF the year is at hand when these
things should be looked after.
The indicator., 1897-03-20

TRINIDAD is discussing the advisable
ity of buying and operating a water
works system. There need be no ques-
tion as to whether it will work or not.
The thing is to get men who combine
honesty with ability to run it.
The indicator., 1897-03-20

TIE special congress is now in session
and will patch up the tariff laws. Ac-
cording to some learned statesmen the
chief cause OF national distress lies in
the tariff laws as adjusted by president
Cleveland, and they will be remedied
The indicator., 1897-03-20
Glenwood Springs and Return
Including Board and
Baths, $4,000.

o'NrFS, V-o',o'
The Santa Fe-Midland Route have
arranged to run series of Laundry
Trains from Pueblo to Glenwood
Springs every Saturday during
March and April. Round trip tick
ct, including three days board at the
famous Colorado Hotel, and two re-
freshing sulphur baths $1,000 With
two days board $l700. Tickets on
sale Saturday, good returning the
following Tuesday. The trains daily
from the Union Station 7:23 a. m.
2:l0 and $50 p. m. Ticket office
West end Of Triangle Block.
The indicator., 1897-03-20
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief.
Ripans Tabules assist digestion.
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

Ths intense itching and smarting inci-
dsns 70 sc.sma, tstssr .alt.rheum, and other
Supplying Chambsrlain's Eye and Skin
Ointmsak Many very bad Gases have been
Panaasstly cured By II. It d equally
s0cAsat for itching piles and fAvorite REM
sdy for soEs nlpp5ss; chapped hands, chill
blaim, ftust kiss and chronic sore sysa
For sals By dnGghts 4 - osaas psr box.
Typf. CaAys Csad1alsa Hsw1srA thsy
assiua whaaa koess neeAbwAsn h had condi-
- TeniA Mod p1s11sR - vegniaaQ
The indicator., 1897-03-20
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET

For Mayor-A. T. KING.
For City Treasurer-CHRIS. L. FUNK.
For s1,cs City Aodi'0r-w1LL1AF \ B.
For City Clerk-OSCAR Q. MCNEIL.
For City Attorney-E. E. HUBBELL.
For City Engineer-E. W. HATHA-
WAY.
FOR ALDERMEN.
First Ward-W. T. FAIRFAX.
Second Ward-BENJAMIN DON
AHUE.
Third Ward-FRANK P. LANNON.
Fourth Ward-C.'A. SPENCER.
Fifth Ward-HENRY BARKLEY.
Sixth Ward-FRANK REAM.
Seventh Ward-C. F. COLVIN.
Eighth Ward-C. H. QUACKENBUSH.
HEADQUARTERS BOARD OF
TRADE BUILDING.
Chairman. B. d. V. REEVE.
Vice Chairman, Mrs. w. H. KICKER.
Secretary, NJ. E. AUSTIN.
The indicator., 1897-03-20

Ripans Tabulss cure bad breath.
HipAne Tahujeo earo biliousnsss,
The indicator., 1897-03-20
8 s2,|s9 ,|99.sis;!! ss!zE ,!2!;[..7 sETEs

SENT r11l al % fsauss xsp, women bon, mi, ,.d
shsas g. Ct la.ssts. wealth nay 10 yoan kIli you
nN icsit Mnts fand ms.t'o, this p.eeatorl 70 ~
uN0yoas PROMOTION 9u11Au, NasAiaetca, B, 3,
The indicator., 1897-03-20
BEST! BEST! BEST!

inspection of line of Bicycles will
complete and BEST line of Bicycles
The indicator., 1897-03-20

city demanded that no change be
made in his office at least for time
until the work he has mapped out
and is now engaged in have been
mated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
GRAND CAMP. g. Y.
Arrangements Made to Give the Delegates
aBanquct.

A meeting Of the joint committee OF
members Of Pickett and Lee camps, and
Of the Association Of the Army OF North
ern Virginia. 10 prepare for the entertain
renf OF the Grand Camp of Confederate
Veterans at It's approaching meeting. was
held al the Mechanics Institute yesterday
afternoon.
From Lee Camp-General T a. BrandeI
John Il. Laughton, Jr., and Coiohel W. T.
Smith. ca...
r = Morris. and J. r. Sullivan.
From the Association Of the Army OF
Northern Virginia-Judge George j.;
Christian. Captain Thomas Elicit and
ADD" HSditiSnaI members OF the committee
arc Colonel W T. Woody, W. Is. WHIT
lock. James n. Boyd, 10. a; Catllh, -;
Tavior Ellyson. Colonel John b. cary, and
Colonel w. T.. Cutshaw. -
chairman Of the meeting. on motloh oi
Mr. ]. TAYLOR Elyson, stated me 99b1lee'
Of It's assembly, and Mr.. ). laylor S'ial-
ton was made secretary. 80
II Is intended to give banquet 70 lhe
members OF the Grand Camp when u as
sembles here october 10Th and list next ,
The banquet will be on tne hlsnt 80, De
October 2lst and will be given by me
two camps and the Association OF the
Army Of Northern virginia -, 4.
a committee of three was appo,,hleu W
provide for the nndnclal emu ol lile 20.
nuet consisting Of james n BOYD, +; a
Catlin. and Judge George i. CHRISTIAN
and another committee 10 ma OUT ne
cost OF the banquet and report 10 the
frst committee was appointed.
Tbis committee Is composed Of Messrs.
sidney r.. Gates ID. a. Brown and Col
onei w. r. Smith. -. c.o.o
Each Of the camps throughout me s Staee
nromptlv as to the number Of delegates
coming 10 the Grand Camp, so that pIso-
yison for entertaining them may 9 Gni iaa1s'
on behalf OF C9im3nei bS Soi invited the
members Of the Grand Camp. the Ass9ci,a-
ton of the Army of Northern NlIsiliid,,
and the sponsors and maids Of honor az az
~ CoionG Tor one night at Glen Alien.
The committee adjourned subject 10 the
call Of the chairman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25

CINCINNATI. O.. Sept 2i.-Don Quixote
was the only favorite that won AZ Oakley
to-day, and the bOokies reaped rich
harvest The meeting will close to-mor-
row Weather fine; track fast. Summa-
ries:
First race-fve furlongs.-Dayo @ 10 u
first. Annie Taylor "a TO l and even sec
ond. Queen Of Hurstbourne @ TO u third
Time. 1.O2A.
Second race-six furlongs .-Parson q 10
- first. Violet Parsons Is 20 and 10
- second. Calleen 90 20 u third. Time
115h 20
Third race-Ave furlongs Is 70
- first Seaport (6 10 5 and 10 10 y sec
ond. Flop O6 70 u third. Time, l;O2lt. 20
Fourth nsce-one miie.-Don QuiXote q
to y first. oral ~ 10 and 20 % sec
ond. Henry Of Franstamar g TO ID third.
Fifth race-miIe and seventy yards
Harry Gaines (6 10 u first Oscuro q 70
and / 10 p second, Forsyth q 10 ~
third. Time i.46is. A.
Sixth race-siI furlongs. -Osmon ~ 70
u first. George b. Cox @ TO and 70 -
second, Kallitan Us 20 u THIRD. Time
1:154
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
Standing Of The Clubs.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 4--Ncarly 1900
people saw Bostons baseball players beat
the Champions to-day. and take the lead
in the exciting race for this season
championship One hundred and thirty
1--WE OF these people we're gscstonlons, who
came over 10 root for their clup. he
deokod with rel badges and armed WIN
Tin horns. they made noise enough LOT
ten times their number and tonight they
ar Ia an excessively cheerful frame OF
mind =
they have no excuse TO make Tor the
The game was fairly won by superior
PLAYING. timeher batting, better base-fun-
ming and sharper, cleaner heldlhg, III
which Long and Ionney played PIgDaDlg
the most conspicuous parts. TWO OF Long
and one Of Teaneys catches being OF the
sensational order.
AT first - looked Ike an easy victory TOT
the champions, when the TsltOfs Went OUT
IN one, two. three order IN three success
eive innings add the orioles had two tai
Mes tuck ,d away but thcrs was change
IN the fourth. Doyle. usually faul tless pm
his fielding. fell over an easy Doun0er
right into his hands gaze Stahl Ire
and let Tcnn-y In with run. This piece
Of bad play was followed by a bit or hafd
luck. when Stencil banged a e-Dag-
come home on DOyle's easy one 70 Col
Inns A period Of decentralization Whlch
does not show in the score overlook the
BaltimOTCans az this Juncture, ana TWO
runs put the visitors IN the lead.
This lead would have been overcome as
the sequel shows. but Brother Joe
clinchcd IL for the visitors by presenting
them with two runs in the seventh.
A throw over Doyles head In trying
20 field an easy hunt, wild pitch and
another fall-dOWn on a simple little
gr1under by DOYLE, netting these runs.
After Gilt-edged chances 10 retire the
- Ls.H ~ NJ
quite hopeful for the champions again in
the NINTH when Doyle. Kei,z and Robin
son singled. one after the other, sending
Doyle in with a run and Reitz followed
with another one. Quinn going out in
the meantime on a long fiy TO Hamilton.
with four runs in, tho twO-men on bases
and only one out. II looked good for Bal
simore, but Long Jumped away up into
the air pulled down Keelcrs red-Eot
liner threw II 20 Lowe at second. and
doubled up Captain Robinson. who had
incautously III out for third base when
Koeler hit the ball. This ended the
agony. Attendance. 1904. Score:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
ROSE TURNER WINNER.
OF the 2.If TROTTIN0 RACE AT
GENTLEMEN's DRYING PARK.
Moral Takes the 2;25 Event In Straight
Hests-Belle Plot Wins the 2:17
Trot-2.24 Contest Unfinished.

BALTIMORE. Sept. 2i-Trotting was
resumed at Gentlemens Driving Park to-
day with a good crowd, fast track, and
large fields. Rose Turner won the 214
trot. which was unfinished on Wednesday.
Summary:
Two-fourteen. trotting:
Rose Turner won first, third and fourth
reats and race.
Time, 2l6. 2:lI Ia. 2:ls -
Ruby won second heat.
Time. PA ~
Gordon H., ]. VI. D. and n. Y. Central
also started.
Two-seventeen. trotting:
Belle Pilot won second third and fifth
heats, and race
Time, 2:l2 Ia. 2:13 II, 2:22 ~
Robert Burns won first heat.
Time. 2:2l IA.
Alrich won fourth heat.
Time. 2:22i IA.
Tom Medium. Frank Hill. Birdeye. and
Charlie H. also started.
Two-twenty-fiye. pacing:
Moral won straight heats
Time, 2:21 -, 2:l9 ID, 2:23 IA.
Luke Morgan, Johnnie b.. Jessie L.,
Pearl Alfred, Patsy K. Frostburg, Sable
Noir. and Trixie Leob started.
Two-twenty-four. trotting (unfnished):
Othello won first and second heats.
Time. 2:25 IL. 2:22 IA.
Victor B., Burser Minnie Rysdyke. Ma
RE. Atlantic. Jr.. Colleen. Bawn, j. r..
Maude H., Irene. Susie Hill. Julian May.
Princess orion, and Red Leo also
started.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
ACANDIDArE,s DECLARATIoN.
Bianton Opposes Any Amendment 70 the
Present Election Law.

BUCKINGHAM c. H.. VA, Sept. "a
Special-Mr. y. w. l.. BlantOn who VIII
undoubtedly be the next candidate for the
Legislature from Buckingham and Cum
berland made a speech before mass
meeting held here on Tuesday last. in
which he strongly endorsed the present
election law, and declared himself Op-
posed 10 any amendment or change, even
Ito the dotting of an 't' or tho crossing
In last Sundays issue Of The Times
there appeared a highly interesting arti-
tie ~ Captain Camm Patteson which con-
cluded with an earnest and eloquent APP
peal in behalf OF larger appropriations By
the State for the maintenance OF DIS
abled and INDECENT Confederate soldiers.
This proposition has been largely dis
cussed here since the appearance OF Cap
tain PattesOns article. and the sentiment
OF this community is strongly I'm favor
OF the adoption by the next Legislature
OF such measures as will accomplish this
end.
There are three negroes and one white
man I'm the county Jail. awaiting trans
portation 10 the Hotel Lynn. where they
will do time for house-breaking.
Interviews with number OF prominent
Democrats indicate a rapidly maturing
sentiment I'm favor Of the adoption OF the
primary system for the election OF United
States Senators and other officials now
appointed by he Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25

was won by Mr.. Goode Golfer ana the Ia
dies by Miss Julia Whitley. me parry
was chaperoned by MesdameS W; n.
Bailey, Albert Mcmahon and Nlilam
FAY iOr. -,
Thomas Wheeler. an exceedingly wen
known and popular young man or Hamp-
ton. attempted 10 commit suicide last
evening by jumping of the Old Dominion
Steamship Companies dock al the foot
of King street. He was under the IN
fuence Of liquor at the time. Attorney
Francis +. Causey overheard remark
which young Wheeler made and II rous-
ed his suspicious that he intended 10
take his life. Accordingly he followed
him TO the wharf arriving Just I'm time
TO see him take the lean into the water:
He was soon hshed out, however, ana
was none the worse for his plunge.
The books Of Oyster Inspector Rich
ard Conner show the oyster Industry or
Elizabeth City county TO be In very
satisfactory condition, II having expert
enced remarkable growth during the
past few years. on May l, 1895, there
were 2s5 ores Of ground only In the back
river district. which were paying taxes.
The ground now surveyed and which will
pay taxes for the year ending May II,
1895 covers g91 acres
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
THE SHAKERS DO THEIR DUTY.

IF man discovers valuable medi-
cine" said Horace Greeley, ut is his duty
10 advertise It," Yes. and at once; for
suffering demands the speediest relief pos
sible. But let the man first be sure. sur
fering had better wait than be deiuded
by false hopes. Medicine. Ike surgery
must often seem cruel in order to be really
kind. on this principle the Shakers, OF
Mt. Lebanon, n. Y. withheld their great
Indigestion and dyspepsia remedy from
the public for several years. with them
right-doing IS everythlng-money com
paratively nothing. Hence the popularity
and success OF whatever they offer for
sale. Having satisfied themselves OF the
merit Of their medicine by employing ~
I'm the worst cases Of digestive disorders
In their own vicinity for years, they did
their duty-they advertised II. under the
name OF the Shaker Digestive Cordial
In all cases where there Is distress after
eating. pain In the stomach. chest ana
back; aversion 10 food with the resulting
symptoms, such as headache' iurren
tongue. eructation Of gas with weakness
and loss of flesh. etc. the Cordiai mas
most happy effect Being itself digested
food with power to digest other foods, Il
relieves the weak and possibly inhamed
stomach Of the Ia Dor II is in no CONDITION
10 perform, gives new strength 10 the
body and presently restores TO the dlses-
tive organs their normal vigor lakeh
Immediately after eating this remedy IN
sures the digestion Of the meal and pre-
vents the fermentation Of the food whlcn
IS the source OF most Of the ahllcted
symptoms which accompany dyspepsia. IL
IS also as agreeable 10 the taste as u Is
potent as a medicine.
To show their own confidence IN H. ana
20 ha-ten its universal adoption. the
Shakers authorize druggists 10 sell tilal
bottles at the nominal price OF ten cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
Inzewell County Court.

TAZEWELI.. Va. September 2.-Spe-
cial.-The September term OF Lazewell
County Court convened here yesterday
Judge J. II. Stuart presiding. quite a
number cf criminal cases are TO be tried
and IL is probable that II will be In ses-
sion several DAYS
The case against Willie Ann Joiner for
an assault on another negro woman az
Pocahontas in July was tried yesterday
ana she was acquitted.
A shipment OF four hundred OF me
export cattle bought in this county by
Nelson. Morriss 4 Co. were shipped from
this point Tuesday.
a very heavy frost fell here Tuesday
night. doing a great deal OF damage. es-
pecially 10 gardens. and. in fact. caught
a great deal Of corn uncut.
The severe drought which has lasted
here for nearly two months was broken
last night by a heavy rain.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
Thrown From a Buggy.

KINSTON, n. c.. Sept. A.-5pecll
last night about Q o'clock Mr.. u. =;
Harrison. saloon-keeper' accoihpa pa. ,.l
nv a negro Of this place, started out III
he colntrv 10 his plantation.
The, were driving along the road N
che mitch dark and ran into load or
wood that was stopped In the road. me
horse ran away. throwing the negro on
tbe wood ond Mr. Harrison out OF the
buggy about twenty feet on his shoulder.
Nj Harrison held 10 the reins as long
as he could and then the horse ran
away and has not been seen since
ribs were broken and the negro's right
shoulder Is thought to he broken
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
RING AND QUEEN COUNTT.
immigration From North Dakota-Want
Senators Elected by the People.

sTEVENSVILLE. VA. Sept. 2i.-spe-
cial.-The postoffice at stevensvllle has
been given 70 Populist. The impression
is the Republicans and Populists will COM
bine and bring out candidate in opposi-
ton 10 George r. Bland the Democratic
candidate. Mr. Bland will beat any man
they bring out
There Is some immigration 10 this coun-
~ from North Dakota. Last winter three
families settled near Stevensville, and the
fourth has just bought In the neighbor-
hood.
The corn crop In this neghborhood is
very good, Money IS scarce. but cattle
dealers from Loudoun county have bought
IN "A good many cattle at advanced prices
ana Increased the amount In circulation.
The people are unanimous in the wish
that the next Legislature will reduce the
expenses of the State government. II IS
thought money would be saved and the
courts improved by reducing the number
OF circuit and county court Judges.
All want United States senator's elected
by the people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
rHH TICKETS FOR AUGUSTA.
The Prohibitionists Make Nominations AM
the republicans 70 Follow,

sTAUNTON. VA. Sept 2i-Special-
The Prohibitionists Of Augusta county
met here to-day and put a full legislative
ticket IN the field
Or. r. s. Griffin, OF Basic City was
named for the State Senate and DR..
Dodge. Of Stuarts Draft and r. d. Hal
slip. editor OF the stanton News, for
the House OF Delegates.
Mr.. Ha.slin is a gold Democrat. Dr.
Griffith is mayor II Basic City and was
elected as a Prohibdionist. There were
about twenty persons present az the
meeting from which the public was ex-
cluded.
The Republicans viii meet I'm mass
meeting Monday and will place the third
legislative ticket I'm the field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
DEATHS.
RAIIEY-

BAILEY.-Dled. at the residence OF his
father, Captain j. T.. Bailey, HARRY
EDWARD BAILEY, In the twentieth
year OF his age.
Funeral from late residence THIS
MORNING at 1890 o'clock.
GATHRIGHT.-Die az his residence, IN
Henrico county. Va. September 22 1897
PHILIP GATIRIGHT, aged seventy
three years.
Funeral at IL o'clock A. NJ. yesterday
from the residence. near Elko Va.
THEIMER.-Died Thursday afternoon
September %. 1891 NJ 4 O'clock. az the
residence OF her parents, No 90 Chelsea
Hill. MARY ELIZABETH. onlv daugh-
Ter OF J. A and Annie Thcimer: aged
four years.
Funeral from the residence yesterday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25

ing nj the mines and handle the freight
90 Richmond
The Boyd Smith mine is said to Boz
rapidly developing and VIII possibly be ir
IL position TO ship ore within "a reasonable
time.
The gold mining business is being looked
after Ia a small way az present, hut
there IS some hope Of new developments
which may come upon as in s0metniu-
mlldor than a "KlOndike wave.
Mrs r. a. Hil Of New York. IS visit
ing relatives az the Armlnlus mines.
Mrs. W. J. Coleman IS visiting her
mother. Mrs. Chancellor Bailey. az Spot
eylvania Courthouse. Va.
Mr. ]. r. Heating who has been con.
pected with the sulphur Mines for some
time past. left Wednesday Tor oriet
visit to his home in New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
Richmond Delegate.

We see that Richmond sends a large
and influential delegation. equally Ovid
ed between black and white. 10 the Lamb
convention. OF course. In the meeting 10
select delegates the State Committee WAS
roasted. one OF the delegates has the
significant name OF "Howle." This fore
casts 10 some extent the nature OF the
meeting we may expect az Lynchburg on
the SIN prOximO. IL will be not only a
howl" loud and deep. but a roar and a
rumblng that will make the committee
think an earthquake has made its escape.
-StauntOn News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
AcrlvIrr ar MINrRAL CIR.
Farmers Preparing for Big Crops and Py.
rites Mining Very Extensive.

MINERAL CITY. Va. September "a
special.-The largest tonnage OF fertilizer
for many years has been received at this
Mace. and the farmers seem 10 wear Il
smile OF confidence, which indicates that
prosperity already exists in their homes.
and mdring from thccxtensive prepare
lions for q fall crop, they purpose 20
keep good times" 90 their midst.
The pyrltes business bids fair 20 sur
PASS any shipments In the past. SO great
has been the increase in these shipments
that the Chesapeake and Ohio has put
on an extra train here to do the switch
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
A Menace to Navigation In the Bay TO be
Raised.

Raised.
NEWPORT NEWS. Va. September q
-Special-The East-End Baptist church
Of this city to-day extended formal call
10 Rev. l.. r. Millburn. Of Rockville. Nd.
il is generally understood from correspon-
dence which has passe@ that Mr.. Millburn
will accept The pulpit will be vacant
after next Sunday, wien Rev Wade b..
Brown will preach his farewell sermon.
Paddy Ryan was this afternoon FOUND
guilty in the Corporation COurtof steal
ing a valuable watch from an intoxicated
person In Bar Harbor' a few weeks ago
and sentenced 10 two years in the peni-
Tertiary.
A warrant was served to-day on Bar
tender Larry Fitzgerald charging him
with the larceny OF a horse and buggy
J. II. Caffee being the complainant
The Merritt Wrecking Company to-day
sent a boat 10 the wreck OF the three
masted schooner Walker Arlington
which IS lying on the bottom Of the Ches-
apeake near the Thimble Shoal Light
IN was found that II the weather remains
favorable and the work is done at once
there is some hope Of raising the snip.
Her four masts are plainly visible from
Old Point. The wreck is one OF the most
dangerous menaces 10 night navigation
on the bay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25
rHe rnhpERIoKsBUBG FAIR.
Tyler 10 Address the People OF Caroline In
October.

OCTOBER.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Sept "a
Special-rhe fine rains have Frightened
the prospects of the Fair when begins
next Tuesday. The officers are busy WIN
their preparations. entries are coming IN
fast. and a number Of fine race horses
have already arrived al the track. More
amusements have been engaged than mere
tOfOre, and IL is thought the largest CROWD
will be here next week in the history OF
The Fair Association -
The citizens Of the adjoining county OF
Caroline, Hon j. Hoge Tyler naI ~.
county are extremely anxious Tor Mt.
Tyler 10 address the people az bowling
Green. the cOunty-seat. during his can
vass for the GOvernorship, and IN reply
to Inquiries, Mr.. Tyler states that he Will
speak there on October cOurt-day, lt the
State Committee can so arrange that IL
will not conflict with other appointments.
Since the rain the farmers are IN peter
spirits and now that the drought is
broken. "a much larger area will be seed
ed I'm wheat than was contemplated a
few weeks ago.
An unusually large number OF cattle
have been bought up through THIS section
this year By dealers from the upper coun-
ties The cattle have been taken 10 Fau-
Ties. where they will be fed the coming
winter. and grazed and shipped 10 mar
ket next year.
Mr.. a. T. Embrey has resigned az sec
rotary OF the Business Mems Association,
and Mr.. s. J. Baggott, Jr., was elected as
his successor.
Mr.. c. Harding Walker. having been
nominated for the Legislature from
Northumberland county. has resigned as
chairman Of the Democratic party or that
county. and Mr.. Asa 5. Rice has been
elected as his successor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-09-25

NEW YORK. Sept. A-In a double
header to-day the Giants and Senators
broke even The first game Was won by
the visitors because they were able TO
land on Sullivan and the Giants could not
fathom McJames.
In the second Seymour was worked out
II turn and always had the Washing
.Ons in trouble. Mercer was hit in every
inning but the first. Attendance, 1900.