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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04
IT CAN'T RE DoNE.
No One Can Remain Well, No Chronic
Disease Can BE Cured Unless the
Stomach il First Made Strong

Disease Can BE Cured Unless the
Stomach Is First Made Strong
and Vigorous.
This IS plain because every organ in the
body depends on the stomach for its
nourlshment Nerve bone, slnew, blood
are made from the food which the
stomach converts to our use.
How useless TO treat disease With this,
that and the other remedy and neglect
the most important Of all. the stomach.
The earliest symptoms OF Indigestion
are sour risings. bad taste IN the mouth.
gas in stomach and bowels palpitatlon,
augone feeling. faintness headaches, con-
supalon. later comes loss OF flesh, con-
sumption. liver and heart troubles, kidney
diseases. nervous prostration all OF which
are the indirect result OF poor nutrition.
Any person suffering from Indigestion
should make 1t a practice 10 take after
each meal one OF Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablets, allowing IL 10 dissolve ia the
mouth and thus mngle with the saliva
and enter the stomach 10 the most ma
tural way. These tablets are highly re-
commended hy Dr. Jonnlson, because they
are composed Of the natural digestive
acids and fruit essences which assist the
stomach In digestins al wholesome food
before 10 has time 10 lerment and sour.
Suart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold boy
druggists fun size package 90 SD cents.
They are also excellent for invalids and
children. a book on stomach diseases
and thousands Of test monials of genuine
cures sent free by ADDRESSING Stuart CO..
Marshall, Mich.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

WASHINGTON. y. c.. April Sex
Secretary Carlisle returned the retainer
hc accepted from the scrippcrs in the
Chicago lake front case thus surren-
dering fee Of $4,000.
Tie examined the case and decided that
he did not care 20 have anything 90 do
with it. This SIS a great disappointment
TO his clients.
The fee they offered him was $1,000
more than Dee ever received for year s.
labor and involved comparatively little
time and work. bur from what Mr.. Clr-
isles friends say. $4,000 fees are CONF
mon thing With him now.
They relate most astonishing stories
about the extent OF IBIS professional che
gagcmcnts and say That they will bring
him ln az least 100000 during the present
year. lie viii look after au the !egai
business of the house of j. p.lrn0ut Nor
gan in the Southern States and has an
engagement with the Southern Railway
Company 10 serve II in similar cap4ci-
IS.
Ills friends say that he win be compcll-
ed to employ several assistants and main-
tain Offices both at Washington and New
York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

proper cellar facilities and experienced
foreign wine makers. I'm an honest eHorl
10 make a full-blOoded. honest grale-
juice wine. with no admiXtures or utie-
tcri0us compounds and mas sIduualiy
worked its way up 90 a recognition or IT'S
true merit.
In 1875 at the request Of the United
States Agricultural Department thls
company sent under the charge or lie
department twelve bottles or thelr l"ur
kinds of red wine for the international
Exposition ot Paris. France.
other sections OF the United states were
represented there hoy pyramiis oi az SUE
calyl exhibited vines yet tAe 'n'i it,'.''
was that seven medals Wee awarded 10
The still wines of the United all'os' OF
these the Monticello was The only one
awarded silver medal, Tho others being
bronze not one of which was obtained 10y
California
Not to mention numerous awards STATE
and local fairs successfully given WIS
company IN open competition. il was hi
ISIS al the New orleans international
Exhibition with three cases sent az
venture awarded two frst-ciass men"is
and again iu lSS9 obtained "A silver ineuaI
and dipioma at The Exposition lniNeIsalie
qt Paris. in competition with the wines
of the worlI hv the Judgment OF those
hest qualified To- decide the true meii OK
wines also at the World Noiunni'h
Exhibition at Chicago. 1893. TINS company
was awarded two hrst-class mt'.is loI
the superiority and evcciiency or their
wines.
THE WINES MADE
The entorprising spirit and progressive
efforts OF the Monticello Wine company
have met with eminent success ana inc
Company feels justified in looking ior-
ward 10 "a large and continued increase
Of business. Tine true character OF lheH
wines and pure grape brandy IS piopanl4
best illustrated by IT'S public apprecia-
zion. as shown Joy the increasing con-
sumption. extending from Boston 10 New
Orleans.
Mr. Adolph Russon. the superintendent
and manager of the company. gives ilc
following description OF the wines made
Catawla. made from the grape or that
name. IS probably the most extensively
used Of an the American wines. il has
a strong flavor. and possesses less acid
than the Western wine of the same
name. It's color is pale amber IKE the
Rhine wines. and it contains ~ per cent.
Of alcohol 10y weight.
The Delaware IS OF yellow color. fine
flavor great body and am alcoholic
strength of 70 per cent.
Claret is mainly made OF tho Concord
Crane and for light vino is superior
TO the imported c'arets. It's low price
places 10 within the reach of an ITS all
cohollc strength = from 10 lO per cent.
Ives Seeding is claret with some
astriugoncy fine color improving greatly
with age. Its alcoholic strength is 10 to
n per cent.
The Alvcz vino is made. TO a limited
extent. from craps of the same name.
II resembles i'm character and flavor
the finer wines Of Bordeaux.
Cyrthi4ua ga considered the most char
acteristic of our native wines. 10 resem-
hlcs the strongest Burgundy very dark.
great body. and exquisite flavor. Alco-
hollc strength 10 TO - per cent.
Norion's Virginia SIS another wine or
burgundy nature. possessing decided me-
dicinal properties. lbs color is nearly
black. very heavy. and OF strong favor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04
MONTICELLO VINE co
GROWN FROM SMALL BE0INhING
qOIN IMPORTANT ENTERPRISE.
Makes Splendid Wines That Have Given
Virginia Reputation throughout
Europe and America.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April g.
Special.-Among the leading enterprises
in Albomare county Is the Monticello
Wine Company. which is located in the
corporate limits northwest OF this city.
The building is a firc-pTOoi structure. four
stories In height and 53xll0 feet IN The
inside. with a capacity OF 20V0o gallons.
IL IL one OF the bcst-equipped and con-
structcd cellars 10 be found anywhere IN
this country. IL has appliances for keep
ing the building at an even temperature
the entire year. In fact, u has All OF the
latest and best machinery and APPLIANCE
and the company now has a reputation
for It's wines in Europe and America, III
equaicd by any In the Uni.ci States
The Monticello Wine Company was or
gained and chartered I'm 1873 10y pioneers
in grape culture In Albemarle county. Va.
Encountering the projudices which PIE
vailed against native wines prejudice
not then wholly unjust for uniform
standard of character AM quality had
rot been fxed-it met win little eXcaur-
sgement for the first few years.
THEIR EARLY STRUGGLE.
The company struggled Oh having the
great advantage Of perfect grapes.
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Mnrdercr Atlemnts Sniclde.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. April 3.-F.
Butler. the alleged Australian murderer
made am unsuccessful attempt 60 commit
suicide yesterday in the presence of two
guards.
They paid no special attention 20 their
charge until a peculiar noise made by
Buffers arm. which rested on a table,
caused an Investigation
Butler lay. half covered by his blank
cts his face smcarcd with blood. With
his long thumb nail be had made n rag
ged iucision half an inch long near the
temporal artery
The wound was through the flesh al
most TO. the bone and would have been
serious had Butler been more successful
I'm locating the artery lie is AN right
now. and his guards viii not again relax
their vigilance until he sails for Austria
liza al noon to-day.
Frank Butler. who viii sail for Austria
liza to-day whore be is TO be tried for
half a dozen murders has confessed that
he killed Arthur Preston, but claims that
he did it in self-defcnce.
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WY RlLnAsE I'M coNyIors.
'Ir. Richardzon Bring. Dat New Point
al law.

SIR. Richardzon Brings Out "a New Point
oiIau.
I'm the city Circuit Court yesterday
during the trM Of coavicts. Common
wealth 's-Attorney Richardson brought
out a. new point of law. which viii prona-
bly result in the release OF number OF
convcts from the pemtcnuary.
Under tAe statutes person who mas
been convicted of felony and sentenced To
confinement in the peniienuAf4. may nave
five years added 90 his tenn OF impf.soh-
ment II ID shall De found That ne BIAS been
before sentenced ON conviction OF lrlO-
nv hv any court OF jurisdiction lh the
United states and If Doe has been twice
before SO convicted ANA sentenced TIC ID
subject 20 imprisonment for lie
iii is made the duty or tne superintend-
ont OF the pcnitentlaty 10 report "li a"l.'
cases 90 the Circuit Court OF l.lthinoiu,
and the attorney for the Commonwealth
is required 10 Tile am Information in inat
Cont and the question OF such former
conviction is tried by the jury.
several cases OF thls character came
up yesterday for trial in The circuit
Court Among them were TWO ln which a
question of law was raised, which may
have the effect OF giving ,eNtidl conFlciS
now in the pcniientary their liberty.
"Ihe statute further provides thAt III
any person convicted OF petit larceny
has been found 10 have been twice before
convicted of q Ike offence they may he
sentenced TO confinement in ths Ie4i-~"-
I'm one Of the cases referred TO the
person was In The peulieulary on MS
third conviction of petit larceny, ana IL
was found that DE had been before sem
fenced 10 confnt mcnt therein for q fell
onv and in the second case Doe was COn-
fined - the Penitentiary on conviction u
"a felony. and il was found that he had
before been confined therein ON cOnvic-
ton Of the third offence OF petit larceny.
The Con m0nwealtl Attorney and the SUI
nerirtendent of the peuItenliary desired
TO have this question settled and Mr. A..
l.. Watson. an attorney of this city, who
was present In court. who was asked 10
defend AN the convicis demurred 20 the
Information and the question of law WAS
raised for the Judges decision.
"Thc recent case OF STROLLER against the
Commonwealth decided by the Pre- sent
Court OF Appeals. was relied upon.
Judge Wexford. after hearing argu-
nent took time 20 consider and this
morning decided that In neither OF the
cases was the convict liable 10 have the
FIVE years added TO his sentence.
There arc several convicts IN the state
prison whose cases were tried before the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04
KID Cloves.

We begin our special Easter sale
of Ladies sid Gloves to morrow.
These are our own special impOrta~
tim direct from France. We've
never had line open up 50 mag
nicenty as this eason'S supply.
Javes and Krsp are recognized as
The finest kid glove makers in the
world We employ expert glove
filters and every pair from Sr.oo up
wards are warranted when fitted
by US.
The Fa,oute Kid Glove. large pearl
buttons heavy stitching. nicely made. M
am OF the pretty soft shades of mode iaIs
pearl black. white. and Ok blood. would
boz ene4n at ST. our price iHc.
Tho Blue Lacing KID Glove Foster Pat
emit ln black and pretty tan shades ,oe.
4-Yutton Misses lid Gloves, with sutch-
ing 0n back. soft and elastic skin. IN ass
sorted fans. brown. and OK blood zoe.
4-ButfOn White Washable, thamolse
skin Glove well made and guaranteed TO
"9-c',asp white Chamois Skin Gloves.
vorv stylish for street wear, only sscp
REGULAR 81 quality.
Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves. made Of fine
select skins. and perfect lifting win =
mse pearl buttons h,a.E slllchii,S ,i'
black and self. lu ail OF me now s-IUl5
Shades OF lighf and dark tans, mode, pearl.
0i,ar..r.a f,-ra ON blood. brown. white ana
black. would pc cheap at $50, our price
Foster Patent Kid Gloves. in an OF he
desirable shades or black ana assorted
cams ,.ith narrow stitching, guaranteed
as to quality and wear 81. OIL.
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Dof1leStics.

We offer no seconds or damaged
goods-so there are no d.sappoint-
ment> in store for tho2 who buy here.
Wehave the lowest prices, generous
measures, and best go3iS-in fact,
every item a bargain.
Fine Unbieached Cotton fuI yard wide.
regular i-4c value. our pr.. 5c
Good Quality Cambria. good number
a l0c.. our price, l-3c.
Unbleachod Jeans. very Wil. regular
&c. value. our special price .-ie.
Special item in Pillow Case. f5A,5
inches. regular D. l-2c. value, or price Doe.
Bleachcd Shceung. heavy round Thread
la yards wide. cheap nd 2lc., ou. price
lSc.
Bleaohed PILLOW Case Cotton, As inches
wide, special value at T. l--e., our Ir'e
Joe.
Oiled Table Felt 90 Inches wide pre-
vents anything from staining the Fab.
regular soc. value, our price 35c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04
SPECIALS:
Waists, Skirts & Suits

Orr ca~cnl fQOr IS DdLddI OF
C"' '0~0''N ''O r., 80. Ina
generous bargains. nc h~" I'M
- p.-.,ls ,,4 ayvn Shirt Waists
O' 04~@i~ "iI1 =;
opens tO>moTOW-eVery waist IS
o4,, .--.,.,,,d rerfartly corr
Spdudy Tic" anu pS''~N"'
rect in fiji and ctvle
,,.4-,oyI;rarv sale
4 >pc|ldl ala eau aO' e''i~
n pnafv-N Made Skirts and Tailored
49,, o,,4 ,,at
SultS-dOn [ Idll 10 see tucil dll" 81
1,,v ,,-;-,-
Oul F'i~eo' 800.
New Easter P1raSOls-llIsl OPoH-
;
HiS'
Ladies' Shirt Waists. large variety or
col0rs. IN BLACK and white. sheppard p.ala.
fancy ueht blue and black, WIN Nnile
stripes. Also tan color wita req ana o.I .
stripe new shape sleeves iauhlel,. -o
lar. attached Numbered g. lns. l,,5 O'''
Quauiy opening price e'.'
Shirt Waist hundreds 0f choice de7lsi.s'
made ~ f1e quality lawn. white ana se.i
~. opening price ac.
ladies' Shirt Waist. fine quality lawn.
Persian DESIGNS fu Pink Blue and Diach.
yvtIte dltacrel Hundred collar. attached
, ,...,,',.', el l,,. '..." .''''
w. "'--7 Ill.,. ti...f.
Al ,sa. 7.iiLi " 1', III ii..'o,tod Numbered
arg Niite a,i pe 'hH u" 81. ,'' -s-, Shane
c2IiaI5. aou..e p''. =, rl n,,iitv onenire
ai.tt --' 4-- ~i'l f---' i''
price ''l'
40 a,o. Shirt Waist pam t"n co.li
grass lawn. very lnc' WIN o., ..l
STANDING collar all SIZE REGULAR si.i' q'"'-
ity. opening price t'c. tach.
At Hlf4 Shirt Waist. very swell. made
OF fr. Imported lawn iu green. and sar-
net figured with design OF forge. meuol
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II is known 90 De- "a preventative OF in-
termittent fcvers and other malarious
diseases. IL is fully appreciated in Eu-
rope as one Of the best red wines OF the
known world. its alcoholic strength is
from 10 10 y per cent.
GRAPE BRANDY
Grape brandy is produced from the
iuice OF an these grapes. Of a high class.
its distlllatlon Is che old plan pursued IN
Cognac. France.
Hermann IS native sherry Of good
properties as n cooking wine. as well as
"A beverage for those who are partial 60
this class. It's alcoholic strength is from
"A 10 II per cent. being nearly the same
as that Of tho natural sherry OF spain
ere II is fortified 20 30 per cent In the
I.ondon docks. from whence II Is delivered
10 the consumer as pure.
The white wines OF this company are %
superior baraeter-Delaware, Dry Ca
tawsa, and Virginia Hook, . blend OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

terson in accepting the beautiful GIT,
exnrassed MS correlation OF II as ay
etie,en,e OF The confidence ana esteem Oh
his business associates. when ne Falue"
above silver and gold.
M. 800, ~, fsrre antique oak chest
with brass trimmings, deliberately gotten
uu uV tua NOwI4u tumpduy- It"N 80
Containing d complete set Of sterling -il-
yer tableware consisting or tablespoons;
sugar spoons. pickle forks. butter knives,
&c. brass plate on Top OF tne Sn,s'
bears this inscriptions "PresenteI 20 Or
II. A. Patterson by the Board OF directors
OF tho Savings Bank or Richmond as
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SILKS.

20-inch Figured China silk. IN pretty
fouiard patterns. regular 50c silks-here
.Ia Vdrl. .,,
U-frch Black Figured eros Grain SILK,
.s,tr3 reav5 ana beautiful, large designs
&c., yard .,-
ei-.nch Changeahle Figured Taffeta SILK,
al the new. stylish coiodngs. Just me
thing for waists and trimmings these are
$780, and 81 Qrality-here zoe. yard.
l0-inch GlaCc Taneta ia nice range OF
eolore These goods are very scarce and
eeu everywhere az 75c.. our> price ooc.
2i-.nch. Real Heavy Black Figured TAT
feta .n very handsome patterns; me y
goods. Zoe yard
m-inch Plain Black Tane1a. nice
weight for skirts and dress hnings-we
say She yard
gi-lnch black Figured Taneta. great
silk for Geo. but as a special We offer IL
40 -0c yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

CHAPEL HILL. y. c.. April Especial.
The commencement Grafton at the Uni
versity this year VIII be delivered by ex-
Postmaster-General William L. Wilson.
recently elected president Of Washington
and Lee University. and every one IS
well pleased with the selection OF this
noted orator and scholar.
President Alderman. OF the University
went 10 Charleston on Wednesday where
he will deliver a speech before tho Col
lege OF Charleston.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

f5-inch Black Diagonal extra heavy
quality. and a nice weave. very suitable
for separate skirts, price should be e5c''
We say soc. yard.
sG-inch Black Mohair very lustrous and
crisDy this is "a most remarkable goods
for 2jc. yard.
42-mch Black Ettamine Cloth. the new
est stvIe OF goods ia several different
weavcs very cheap OF 6Jc.; our price ~
soc. yard.
s6-inch Black Henrietta. silk finish and
good weight. this is the best Henrietta
ever offered FOR the money, the regular
69c quality. our price soc. yard.
50-inch Black French Serge. medium
weight and q particularly good bargain
no 1Jc. yaiG.
4-inch Black Figured Brilliantines, In
large. handsome designs, the best and
nrettIest goods FOR suits and separate
skirts. soc. yard.
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Notions.

It will profit you to deal with us.
# YOU are a customer we shall do all
in our power to keep your patron
age. II you are not patron we de-
sire YOU to become one-to>morrow
is a good time to begin.
velveteen skirt Binding. Pc yard.
Good Hooks and Eyes, cards Tor DC.
GOOD q-lrch Whale Bones Be. dozen.
Whale Rome Casing (all colorsl. &C. piece.
sr~o size stockinet Dress Shields, Sc.
aluminium Thimbles lc.. each.
coward Spool Fasting Cotton . spoons
Dress Elastic Glack and whitel' &c. yard.
I4ree Skirt Hooks and Eyes. : cards Tor
Sc. -..,- o. dozen
An SIM seam Binding. re. piece
six Dress Betting. Sc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

The Savings Bank OF Richmond was
opened eight years ago on Thur11F inc
annlyersary was celebrated Friday by
a meeting OF the Board OF Directors,
which was marked by a most pleasant iA-
cilent.
Dr. T.. 4. Patterson has been presi-
much OF lbs success is due 20 his wise
and prudent management - mark OF
their esteem. his associates on the board
presented him with "a handsome cneat on
silverWare. Judge George l.. Chflalian
made the presentation IN a felicitous and
congratulatory little speech. and Or. Pat
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04
Silks and Dress Goods.

In this department prices are low
est now and will soonest be affected
by the new tariff rates. Exceptional
bargains will be offered over our
counters tomorrow. Black Silks
and Woollen Dress G DDS are fore
most in the tempting pri.e lines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

BERRYVILLE, VA. April Especial
The outlook for the wheat crop IN TINS
section was never better than now.
Mr. Charles r.. Hardcsiy a leading
stock buyer OF Clarke county. reports
having purchased 5000 lambs for shipment
TO the city markets this spring.
Mr. Joe Crown. son Of MI. J. o. Crown.
editor Of the Clarke Courier sustained
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Housefurnishings.

The bargain opportunity OF the
season 10 wares for the kitchen or
any other part Of your h0use-little
price offerings. generous values,
honest goods. satisfactory bargains
these are our inducements held
out t. YOU and io.mouow's sale will
interest vou
Heavy Tin ple Plates. 4 ice. each.
Heavy Tim Bread Pans. le. each.
13-inCh Round Heavy Jim Embossed
ifq1ari Hoaty Tn Dish Pans. l0. each.
Heavy Janluued Dust f-Is. oc. each.
4-auart Steel Enaueled lAsaty stow
5-a1art Steel Enameied Aeate) stow
3sc. NickolcI cherry Handle Gas
Double Pointed Hardwood Tooth Picks.
Special Easter sale Jardincros
lil Beautiful Glazed Iareiner's. various
Shapes and designs. assorted into . lots.
Lot SO. l-5e. eI.I. worth 'c.
Lot $50. 1-lhc. each. worth sit
Lot So s-..c. each. worth 81 and SID
Lot So f-.I. zach. worth SID io alYJ.
10. So 5-ac. each. worth }L03 GO s..
Plated Tea spoons. ~. etch.
Plated Table SPOONS. fD. D.rn.
White Granite CUPS and aaucers. new
shape real value n.. sDt. -p.cial an s.e-
set 0ne-hllf dozen DI.n.
White Granite Covered Vegetable IIah-
as. Iic. Cd.N.
Alliance Knives and Forks Refined cast
Steel. special le. pains e.r. $40 ol max
CAST Stool Knives and Forks. lor. pair
Glass Dessert Dishes. -e. dozen. .c-
Do ia cf,.. rrrft nr Preserve Dishes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

The Rev. Or. Fair expects 20 take
charge OF his savannah pastofate about
the lst Of next month
Next Sunday DR. Fair Will announce TO
bis CONGREGATION his acceptance OF his
Southern call
Az yet no one seems TO have any idea
as "a who will be Or. Fair ; successor.
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SPECIAL.

9f-inch Nohair. navy blue medium
brown. and black: these are the regular
go. qualities. but we arc going 20 sell
tfrm 40 zoe. gard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

Chewing gum IS productive OF wrinkles
the incessant action Of the Jaws throws
the mouth out Of shape and must soon
Or or later. bring out the wrinkles on thT
face. Tuttl-frutti girls will take warn
ing accordingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

In an improved sprocket chain any link
can be easily and quickly detached from
the chain with a pocket-knife or any
placed, and any link may also be readily
taken 10 pieces and cleaned oiled. re-
newed or replaced
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-04

decision Of the Supreme Court. and who
are now serving out their five years az
ditionai sentences. and under Judge Wen
fords decision they are entitled TO their
release"
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German Cnmnoser Dead.

VIENNA. April 3.-Johanncs Brahems.
the noted German musician and composer.
died this morning. aged c.
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n severe accident the first Of the week by
falling from the loft of an outbuilding on
his fathers farm, and thereby spraining
his ankle.
Local horsemen are already discussing
the practicabuify Of holding the annual
races AZ Shenandoah Driving Park during
the summer months. The meetings nave
always been held under the auspices OF
the Ecrryville Jockey Clue. and have been
largely attended
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token OF appreciation OF bis services as
president of the bank, April l. 1871