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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
NEWS OPiNION'
He Thinks Lambs Convention sho"i'
Not he Considered Seriously.

IYNCHBURG. VA. Oct. I.-Specld,;;i
Mr. park Agnew. chairman OF the ant,
i'amh faction of the Republican paihtfE
Of the state. returned to-day from a. A gss.
To- Washington and his home, IN All IN
andrja. Mr.. Agnew was out OF We 49,
when the Lamb convention was neiu, nae
INC LETT here on last Saturday, anu st .lsef
that he has been very buslly ens ~ - =
ever since that time In respohss 10
question by your correspondent; MI. AS.
new said that he and his friends dla ma
think that the Lamb convention shouiu
he given serious consideration .os
1.-The convention" he declared, "a s
held without any authority whatever' an an
could have no more weight than any , Oroii
nary mass-rneeting." why, continu19
Mr. Nn Aenew. anybody in any. party could
call a meeting and make nominatoils' put
the fact that this is done does not Dy any
means give 1t the necessary weight VI
authority. o. soroethinp
entirely outside of the regular hepuDll,,
can party organization of the state a an.
n not only has not been recognized pu'
do not think II ever will be.
"Haye YOU any idea as 10 the posslplt
strength of the Lamb faction In the
State3" Mr.. Agnew was asked.
"That is purely matter OF Specula a on
have no accurate information on III.
subject and would not like TO venture al
ODiniOn'
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The MONUMENT UNVEILED.
Continued From Fifth Page)

a sign OF our onward and upward move.
The prophecy stands. Here and there IN
the lives OF men may be found surety or
its fulflment.
one God one law. one element
And one far-off Divine event,
To which the whole creation moves.
Come we, then, to-day TO catch inspiIa-
ton from this sentiment. and to keep alive
the memory of a gentle life, fragrant OF
kindly deeds We place yon monument,
durable as the granite hills from whence
il came as a vOtiye stone over his last
resting place IT needs no word OF con-
secration. 10 will stand invi0ate, pro-
tected by the good and true of every age
and kindred
The address Of Mr.. Munford was at
tentiyey listened to from beginning TO
end. and the speaker was loudly applaud
ed at the close OF his impressive remarks.
CLOSING EXERCISES.
The Masonic Doxology was then sung
under the leadership Of Captain Frank
W Cunningham. and all Masons joined in
the singing 1t was as follows:
Re Thou. oh, God. exalted high,
And as Thy glory fills the sky,
So let il be on earth displayed.
Till Thou art here as there obeyed.
The ceremonies were brought 20 close
by the benediction pronounced by Rev.
~. n. Calisch. d. d.
Among the interested spectators were
the inmates OF the Masonic Home and
also the inmates OF the Male orphan
Asylum, Of which Mrs. J. r. Gil is the
efficient superintendent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS,
JUDGE SIMONTOY ENJOiNs INN
ENFORCEMENro An AcE.
Tho San jose Scale Extirpated In the
Southern Pines Section-Game MiGrat'
ing to Get Water-Ths Hayseeder.

RALEIGH, n. c.. oct. Special
Judge Simonton enIoins the directors OF
the Atlantic and North Carolina railroad
from enforcing the act requiring ms
presence OF the States proxy TO make
.o.un unless by a vote OF a majority
~ all the stockholders. State and pr-
vate. this act IS adopted = an aihenu-
ment 10 the charter Of the road.
A daring negro bicycle thiet was
brought here to-day. lie Is also burg
1sr Ie broke into house. stole the
blcvcle. put IL on top OF a passenger
train and carried II 10 Sanford. Al.
rho Raleigh Chamber of Commerce IS
considering a plan 90 have business
college here. a.. ...or. .old
In the state I'm the year 1924. 3sO,,s tonA
Of fertilizer, no less than oll,b95 tons "rlt
sold during 1883. ,..e,.
AN INTERAfINABIE CASs. A..
To-day there was another hearing IN
tho intcrminable case In which Governor
Russell attempts TO prove fraud lh We
lease OF the North Carolina railway. lnia
hearing was at Atlanta, Ihere VIII ne
two more. one at New YORK ana one at
Salisbury. SO TAR the 'oNN'""'
proved nothing. c.
So far the experts have found tne ah'
lose fruit scale in Comparatively Few or
chards. IL is said 10 have been com
nietelv extirpated In the Southern Pines
section, where IL had got "a toouug' 49,,
The negro State Fair which w ne nf.n
al the state Fair Grounds mere, is odVel-
Using and pushing its Interests
Much of the game IN ihe "oods au9
fields have gone 10 such place. as auoid
water Many streams are apsolu'eiY
Grv. Many never-failng branches IN
thick woods do not afford a drop or
water 1900. ..
, The Auditor IS making efforts 10 ger
| a tax on all peddlers and tn commle
sion merchants and dealers IN topaccp
and cigars who he says have ccapeo Dc
THE IIAYSEEDER.
Ohio wilson's paper The hayseeder'
| published FOR the sole purpose OF at
| fackins Governor Russell and Senator
Butler, appeared to-day. II mas ilD
| Daid-up subscribers. The first edition is
| OF 10000 copies.
| AIbemarle Prcsbytery is IN session at
| IAttleton. The Raleigh churches arc
| members Of a.
The state fair ball 81 10 be given AZ
| the Marlboro House under the auspices or
the Capitol club.
| The Elizabeth city naval reserves have
! the Governor permission Co go 20 the
| Norfolk Fair. NJ T. Old Is commission
! cd Lieutenant junior guards, of this or
ganlzatiOn.
{ General r. r. Hope and family have rc-
, turned here from Lincoln Lithia Springs
| their summer home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
MR.. POWELL SUSTAINED.
DECLARED the NOMINEE FROM
NEWPORT NEWS DfsTRICf.
For the House of Delegates-Result OF "A
Lengthy Session of the Democratic
Executive Committee.

The State Democratic Executive Com
mittee declared Hon. T. I. Powell the
nominee for the House of Delegates In
the Newport Newr district at the meeting
held at Murphy's Hotel last night.
The session OF the committee lasted
from soon afta- 2 o'clock TO l:3O A. NJ.
There were present Chairman j. Taylor
Elyson, Messrs. r. Il. Boykin. IA. NJ
Smith, Jr, w. III. Mann, Garter Glass
Thomas $. Martin, W. F. Rhea, ana Ed
ward EchOls.
LARGE DELEGATION
Large delegations from the district were
on hand Among those in attendance
were Messrs. Il. II. Powell, II. G. Bick-
ford. +. w. Robinson, Irwin Tucker, j.
ID. G.. Brown, J. X. NJ. Newton, William
c. Stewart, w. T.. Barrett, and Robert
w. Perkins, OF Newport News; ID. q.
Smith. member of the State Democratic
Committee; j. +. Hubbard, of YORK coun-
ty. claimant of the nomination; DR.. j. II.
Crafford. of Warwick former member OF
the House OF Delegates; Cary Z. Arml-
stead. of Williamsburg; Senator Nj. II.
Barnes, A. j. Barnes. and j.. 4. Barnes,
OF New Kent. and William u. Gofilgan'
chairman Of the Democratic Committee
in York county
THE PROBLEM.
The question 10 be settled was who was
entitled TO the Democratic nomination for
the House OF Delegates In the district
embracing Warwi. q, York. James CITY
Charles city and New Kent counties. and
Newport News and Williamsburg cities.
The convention that met at Williams
burg last week split and nominated both
Hon T. II. Powell. Of Newport News. the
incumbent. and Mr.. j. +. Hubbard, Of York
county. elector for the Second District
last fall on the Bryan ticket. While there
has been considerable feeling in this mat
ter. the contestants are the best OF
friends. personally. There was in this
contest a wheel within n wheel" The
Legislature has to elect county judges.
and this has much to do with the matter
Of the nominee for the House
THE RESULT.
Mr. Hubbard spoke i'm his own behalf.
and Dr. ]. II. Crafford and Mr.. d. c..
Smith advocated his claims Mr.. r. q
Biokford. Mr. Armistead. Senator Barnes
and others spoke FOR Mr.. Powell.
After long conference the committee
decided that Mr.. Powell was the nominee
of the party The HUBBARD faction ac-
cepted the result with good grace. and
will support Mr.. Powell.
The committee will meet next Thurs
day night to consider the contest I'm In
nenburg county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
PERs ONAL AND GBNERAL.
Inter. sting Facts About Richmond's Citi
zsnsand other Matters.

The Ministerial Union will resume its
meetings on Monday at noon at the Young
Mems Christian Association. The Rev.
r. p. Kerr, ID. D., will deliver an address
on Christian Unity"
Rev. Or. Robert p. Kerr has returned 10
the city, and will ill his pulpit Sunday as
usual.
Yesterday was the anniversary Of Che
death Of Edgar Allan Poe. In 1879 on the
9TH of October. the author OF THE
Raven" closed his career in Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
PeoriA Bicycle Races.

PEORIA. ILL. oct THE fall races
OF the Peoria Bicycle club closed to-day
The circuit chasers were tho centre Of at
traction. Mertens. Of ST. Paul and Hat
terslee. Of ST. Louis. were badly hurt IN
an accident.
The special twO-milc amateur State
championship was won by J.. w Peabody
Of Chicago, In 6.23.
FINALS In professional events.
one mile. 2.1O class Cummings. N No.
rengo. first. Freeman second. Hadheld
third Time. 81 As.
Half-mile. open-Gardiner. Of Chicago.
first. Cummings second. Marsh tlifl.
Time. I .0J 3-5.
one mile handicap Brown. n Cleye.anl'
first. Fisher second kimble third. iime'
Dor So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
OBITUARY.
Frank J. Flournoy.

A very sad death was that or Mr.
Frank ]. Flournoy. which occurred at
the old Dominion Hospital at 100 a.
Mr.. Flournoy had been a sunerer from
an old trouble which coming back upon
him suddenly. made a delicate surglc@i
operation necessary, and II was perform
ed on Wednesday night. u
In spite of every medical attention anu
tender care from physicians trained
nurses. relatives and friends he was un-
able to rally from the shock OF the oper-
alton. 49,,
ne leaves a widow TO whom he had been
married only three months and VINO wds
Miss Mary {. Hatke. The funeral VIII
he at p. NJ to-day from ST. Mary 5
German Catholic church.
Mr. Flournoy was Just thirty years OF
age and his death at such time is la
mented by many friends.
The active pall-bearers VIII be Messrs'
r. b. Felthaus John G.. Ross. Henry q.
Heeke, Il. ]. Myer, James McEvoy, J. j.
DOYLE, +. II Mott and f. Munich, ana the
honorary pall-bearers Will be Messrs'
Joseph Herbert. Charles l.. Ross. W. II.
Heeke. A. IL. Felthaus and w. 3. JACK
son
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

Thirteenth District Republicans VIII Not
Put Up Candidate.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Oct. T.
speciai.-The Republican convention call
ed 70 Nominate candidate for the State
Senate from this. the Thirteenth sena
torial District, met at the courthouse here
to-day.
r. Il. Flatford, Of Stafford was made
nermanent chairman, and Teddie Nc
Cracker, OF this city, permanent secre-
tary.
After much discussion the name OF W.
]. wales. of Louisa, was placed before the
convention, but before vote was TAKEN
a motion offered by j. A. Turner deciar-
ing II inexpedient to make a noinina' y.
On a divided vote was adopted, and the
convention adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
THE COURTOFJ JUSTICE JOHN.
1t Cost a Man ~. so for Badly Beating His
Mule.


Willie Payne, Willie Smithie and Sam
Johnson, all colored, got mixed up in
general row some nights ago. and when
the dust and smoke settled and the pieces
put together it was found that Payne
had been severely cut on the hand ana
besides bore the impress of a brick on
the side Of his face; Johnson had the
marks of a bullet across his stomach,
while Smlthie escaped unscratched.
Before the fusilade began a war of
words. unfit for publication, was INDUCED
in between the combatants and several
women, one of them the wife of Payne,
who is also the sister of Johnson. The
noise attracted a large crowd, but when
the pistol that was fired by Payne made
its appearance the crowd scattered 10
the four winds. and the officers had great
difficulty in obtaining witnesses The case
was I'D on Monday but was postponed I'LL
Yesterday and was then sent on TO the
grand jury.
VIM. Lewis, colored. couldn't withstand
| the temptation of taking drink with q
! friend, and other drinks followed IN quick
succession The result was night IN the
| lookup and fine Of 81.
Richard Jackson grew angry with his
mule and belabored it numerically. The
| blows fell thick and fast, and the indlgna-
| ton Of citizens grew beyond words. hich-
| ard was fined $3.50 and costs.
John Richardson, a small black boy
was exercising himself by throwing stones
I'm the street and officer Percy Minor ar
rested him. This is the first arrest made
by Officer Minor since his recovery, ana
the boys mother paid 81 for the redemp-
ton of her son.
There was some beer on draft ana
Robert Hardy stood right in IT, IL cost
! him 81, which he paid.
George Houston. colored. was chareeu
by Martha Washington with Threatening
to beat her and do her up geherdnS.
Great pressure was brought 10 peai w. w.
| Nrartba however. and the proof could
not no established. George was, there
fore. discharged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
CLIFTON FoRG 4 CONVENTIONS.
Republicans of Allegheny, Bath. and High
land Make Nominations.

CLIFTON FORGE, VA, Oct. 7.-Special
The Republican convention of Alleghany
Bath and Highland counties met IN LhI-
ton Forge to-day and nominated John
w. Bear, attorney at law, or Cniton
Forge. Tor the House OF Delegates. Reso-
Iutions endorsing the nominees OF the
Lynchburg convention were adopted.. n,
immediately after the adjournment OF
the legislative convention the seventh
senatorial district convention was called
10 order and nominated J, X. Mccormick
OF Rockbridge county, for state Senator
This convention adopted resolutions utg
in their power TO elect the nominees OF
the party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
DEATH

FLOURNOY. Died. suddenly. at the Old
dominion HOSPITAL Thursday. October
7th. at los A. NJ, FRANK J. FLOUR
NOY; aged thirty years. He leaves a
loving wife. bride of only three
Funeral from st. Mary's German
Catholic church TO-DAY friday oc-
tober Sth, at I p. NJ.
Friends and relatives Invited TO attend.
HILLIARD.-Died.s suddenly, at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law, MI Il. X.
Evans. No. 120 south Fourth street. Mrs.
SALLlE A. billiard, wife OF the late
Ahner Hilliard. of Rock Spring, Henrico
county, and daughter of Henry Lock
wood Carter of strawberry Hill, Va.
Funeral from the residence yesterday
afternoon at o'clock.
Interment In Hollywood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
REPUBLICAN AFFAIRS.
COLONEL ROLLER'S NOMINATION
PHASES MS OWY TOWN.
Nominations Made for Allegheny Highs
land. and Bath-Deemed 1nexs
pedient in other Places.


HARRIsONBURG. VA. oct. Especial.
The action OF the Lamb-Republican Con-
vention In Lynchburg, was watched here
with considerable interest and the nomi-
nation Of the mayor Of this city as Lieu
tenant Governor on the ticket created
quite ripple of excitement.
OF course the people of Harrisonburg
will testify that they could not have Sc
lected a better man.
COLONEL O. b. ROLLER.
Colonel Oliver Brown Roller, the nomi-
nee OF the Lamb Republicans for Lieu
tenant Governor. was born in Rocking
ham county, Va. on the 9Th Of May 1854.
lie comes from family seated in that
county before its formation in colonial
times, of that good. old-fashioned Ger
man stock, which. together with its
scotch-Irish neighbours long since welded
together by intermarriage and religious
and friendly association of all sorts, into
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Nomination Declined.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, October l.
Specialist King George Court to-uay
Captain S. c. Peyton sprung a surprise
by announcing that he wouia NOT acc ,ta
Damocratic condidate for the Legislature
from Stafford and King George coun-
ties by the convention held at Falmouth
ten days ago.
The Executive Committees Of the two
counties will meet this week ana name
a new candidate. II is thought the noml-
~ stafford who was a candidate before
the convention and was defeated BY Pey-
ton by small majority
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
TTIFR ar GRE WE.
He Makes a Strong speech Followed b'
James Mann.

CREWE, VA, Oct. 7.-Special.-Hon j.
Hoge Tyler arrived here this morning and
addressed a large crowd at Manns Hail
tonight His speech Was strong md for
chile and received hearty applause.
Following Major Tyler's address. Mr.
James Mann. the Democratic nominee for
the House Of Delegates made a short.
but strong and spicy speech. which was
we'll received and heartily applauded.
After Mr.. Mann took his seat Mr.. W. &.
Butler. who has announced himself to be
an independent candidate for the House.
made a brief address. explaining his posi-
tion as an independent Democratic candi-
date.
The Republicans OF this district have
not put a candidate in the field as yet and
IT - thought that they will not make any
nomination
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Williams for the House.

BUCKINGHAM c. H., VA, Oct. T.
speciaI.-Mr. Evan r. Williams has been
nominated by the Republican party as
their candidate for the Legislature for
Buckingham and Cumberland.
Mr.. Williams is a member of the firm
of John r.. Williams & CO.. which en-
ployes a large number of men in quarry
ing and manufacturing slate at Arvonia.
The candidate is man of exemplary
personal character and is without doubt
the best selection the Republicans could
haVa mada
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
uAsovER REPUBLICASs.
They Endorse the Candidacy OF Coll An-
drew wingheld.

ASHLAND. VA, Oct. 1.-Special-ih '
Republican Convention assembled at nan
over Courthouse to-day to nominate
candidate for the House Of Dslegates I &c
onnose DIR Il. l.. Winston. The conven'
Nh was called to order by County Chair,
man Buck Haw. and Rev. w. IL. foro
1coiored) acted as secretary. ...
A committee was aRnolnted. 10 come e.
~ his accounting the nomination. He init,
mated 10 the committee that he expected
10 run but that he preferred 10 90 SC
as an Independent, whereupon the conven'
tion endorsed his candidacy
The convention was composed OF wen
tv-seysn delegates. all of whom were col
ored except the chairman.
No recommendation was made as 10 the
foater candidate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

NJ. Russell, president; Miss Ella Teft cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Ella y. Wood
recording secretary; Miss Mollie Il. COOK
treasurer. The union will hold It's regulir
weekly meetings in the future at the
Friends Westinghouse, near First ana
Clay. on Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs. NJ. a. Burgess is the su-
perintendent Of the press work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Trimming Braids, Sc. yard.

Waved Hercules Braids now so
much used around the hips and skirts
from to 8 rows, bought TO sell for
15c yard, In this sale sc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

(Nomlnee for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
what Governor Wise once aptly termed
"the invincible Cohee cross" settled the
mountainous parts OF Virginia and the
states south OF her. including the far
famed valleys of the Shenandoah and
others. from Harper's Ferry to Chatta-
nooga- This stream OF settlers came into
old Virginia, for the most part, through
the ports at Philadelphia and baltimore,
and winding through the mountain pass
es and across the clear streams that
water that region. peopled those valleys
with a class OF peoph who have since
made It's history heroic. Take from the
pages of history Of this country the record
of the achivments OF the people of that
region and notable gap will be left un-
filed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

and Amelia at BlIrkevile on Saturday
for the purpose of nominating candidates
to the Legislature c. a. Overton, X. ";
Dyson, II. l.. Jackson. Monroe Scott ana
Hon. Archie Scott are tine delegates. tne
last three being colored. Archle Scott -
an ex-repres sntatfve. II IS rumored that
l.. G. Kelly, formerly editor of the Crewe
Headlight, will be the nominee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

Sensational discoveries recently made
In Arkansas river by the finding OF
pearls ranging from $40 10 $50 IN value
have caused wild excitement ana thou-
sands of people are searching me creeks
and lakes and bayous near Little ROCK.
II is said there are hfty-seven streams
In the State that arc rich IN pearls OK
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Ladies. Dress Shoes at $40.

LOO pairs Of ladies band welt shoes
made TO our special order to sell for
x2.5o. Positively the latest shapes and
q best $3.50 materials. Every size in
nne widths. placed on sale to-day for
the first time, removal sale price is
1.4o pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Biggest Mating
Bargains, now &c.

Hodges fiber Carpet. which Is a mat
ting made by a new process. Thou
sands of yards have been sold at soc,
removal sale price, 29c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

PRACTICE ECONOMY in buying medl-
49, a. In other matters II Is economy
- oct Hoods s3rsaparllla because u con-
Tins more medicinal value than any 9TH
er-lO0 doses one dollar.
uOOD's PILLS are the only pills 70
toke with Hoods Sarsaporlla. cure al
liver Ills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Mems and Ladies
81 Umbrellas, 39e.

Black Gloria Umbrellas with steel
rods. imported English hard wood han
dles-1,10o of them from our duplicate
stock room-to go In this sale at 39c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08

Colonel Roller was educated at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute, being j. dishn-
guished, or star graduate. He also
graduated In law at the University Of
Virginia, and since leaving college has
practiced mis- profession In his native
county with marked success, first In part
nership with his brother. General John L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Pnttinc ON Air.

"Thpse Dashley girls seem 700 stN,N
up for anything lately has someooay
been leaving them fortune ] WONDER
oh. no. 10 isn't that They nave
cousin on the Boston hlse-oall team. .
Cleveland Leader
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Perforated Broad-Cloth. 25c.

Imported Broadcloths, pure wool,
11-2 yds wide with perforations for
colored undertakings, used for capes,
baby afghans, petticoats, formerly sold
for So yd. removal sale price 25c. yd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Ladies' Black Suiting, 4sc. yard.

Wide vale diagonal Suitings, up
wards of Al inches wide, pure wool,
imported to sell for 75c., here in vast
quantities at 49c. yd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
powb.taa R.publIcaus.

PowHATAN c. H.. VA. Oct. 6.-Spe-
ciai.-The Republicans met here to-day
ana elected delegates 10 the legislative
SATURDAY.. the 9th Instant Resolutions
were adopted adhering 10 the organization
headed BY Hon. Park Agnew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
corudroy Skirt
Bind ng, &c. yard.

Best wearing Of all well-known Skirt
Bindings, usually sold for 1oc., remov-
al sale price DC. yd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
FIELD DAY KING GEORGE.
Daniel. Rixey, and willard Address the
Pennle.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA Oct I-Spe-
cial.-The people Of King George county
turned out in large numbers at the eoun-
ty-selt to-day, 1t being court day. TO near :
distinguished speakers on the pohtlcai
issues
Senator John w Daniel, Congressman
john F.. Rixey and Hon. j. r. Willard ad-
dressed the large gathering and their
speeches were received with enthusiasm.
This was the first appearance OF MT;
Willard al King George; He IS regarued
as an aspirant for the Democratic nom
nation next wear in the Eighth district
row represented by Mr.. Rixey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Chang able Ia teta
Silks. Sc. ward.

Our latest importations changeabie
Taffeta Silks and solid colors, sofa
throughout the country at Toe, sale
price SOC. yd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-10-08
Ladies' Plaid Waists, SEC.

Shirt Waists made of plaid cash
mere, double-pointed yoke backs, turn
back cuffs, separate linen collars,
studd fronts, made up to sell for 81
removal sale price, 39c.