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CATEGORICAL.

screechley-Did my singing make
hit?
Wigwag-My dear fellow, it was just
a bowling success.-nlustrated Amer
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4 pI.a.ant Reminder.

I'm afraid that if you marry my
daughter she'll learn to forget me-"
If you feel that way you might let
her see your name on a check about
once q amopth."-Town Topics.
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A Divided Pleasure.

Briggs-Allow me to have the pleas.
ure Of returning the sovereign that
borrowed the other day.
Sniggs-Thanks; the pleasure is
mine.-Tit-Bits.
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somethfnr Awful.

Quizzer-Are times SO very hard9
0uyer-Yes, indeed! Why, man
told me to-day that he couldn't even
collect his own thoughts.-N Y. Even
ing Journal.
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Before and After.

Like candidate for office is the man who
loves a maid;
He Is rree to promise everything before;
And. likewise, after taking, he forgets the
part he played,
Nor is under obligations any more
Chicago Daily News.
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Bargains for Home S eker..

We have fine list OF attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us if you neec
Home Property, Farm Property or ton
template investments of any character
Give US your properties for rent
WARREN c. OVERS
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building, Boulder.
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Not UntfmelY,

y. The Friend-And did NO physician
attend your husband during his last
illness? ..
The Widow-No; poor John died >
natural death.-N. Y. Journal.
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All She Needed Wa. Time.

II Just saw Miss Croesus go into the
conservatory with that foreign noble
man. Are they engaged?"
''Oh, I hardly think SO, as yet. Give
her Is minutes more. Chicago Post
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('rnIyslpsi Ont

He never told his love because
Her lively tongue made such din
That, though he much desired pause.
He found no chance the girl to win.
-ChicaeO Tribune.
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Hotel Clerk-Ah, on your wedding
tour, I suppose?
Guest-Quite right; but we must
nevertheless insist upon having first,
class dinner.--Fliegende Blatter.
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Congress
Charles HartZell, r., W. t.. E.
John Shaffroth, sill. fus. ..
Governor
Charles S. Thomas, sill. fus. -.
Henry R. Wolcott, r. s. r. W. I
Lieut.. Governor
Francis Carney, sill. fus. e.
Chas. E. Noble, T., s. r., W. T. ID.
SeCy Of State
Elmer F. Beckwith, sill. fus. 1t.
Joseph Milson, T., s. T., W. r..
State Treasurer
John H. Fesler, sill. fus. ......
Frederic Roof, r., r., W. r..
Auditor
George S. Adams, r. E.
George W. Temple, sill fus. ;.
John A. Wayne, s. T., W. r....
Atty General
David NJ. Campbell, sill. fus..
G. j. Hart, r., s. r., W. r....
Sup't Pub. lnS.
Helen N. Grenfel, sill. fus. go.
Lucy E. R. Scott, T., s. T., W. I
Representative
Jay Byron, fus.
George Clark, p. p............
Henry Drumm, fus. ..........
Moses Hoover, r.............
G. W. Keys, r. .........
Thos. Ovington, fus. ..........
Daniel l.. Stradley, p. p......
A. H. Tevis, p. p..............
Harry j. Yates, r............
County Judge
Joseph T. Atwood, fus.
Charles M. Campbell, r. ......
Guy d. Duncan, p. p.......
County Comm.
Thomas Butler, fus. .........
VIM. j. kiteley, r.............
Matt McCaslin, p. p.........
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
ARB0R SERVICES.
New Mill i'm Operation - Major Du
Barry Back Again.


CREWE. VA. July 19.-Special.-The
Young Mems Christian Association has
built a large arbor i'm the East Crewe
Park. where the Sunday afternoon gospel
meetings will be held throughout the
summer.
The arbor is a cool. pleasant pace, and
much larger crowds attend the meetings
than when they were held I'm the hall.
Theo. Lowe, Esq. superintendent of the
Iynchburg and Durham division of the
Norfolk and Western railway, addressed
the association last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Lowe was accompanied by Mcssrs.
Meaks and HOltsinger, two noted singers
Of Lynchburg, who greatly aided I'm the
singing.
The Crewe Milling Companys new mill
is in full blast now. and Is turning out
fine quality Of flour and meal.
Major Il. /. DuBarry. superintendent OF
the Norfolk division of the Norfolk ana
Western. who has been on on vacation
for several months. has resumed his du-
ties here Considerable change was MADE
in the working force of the general office
during the Major absence. Several hrsl-
class men lost their positions.
Miss Daisy Neal of Richmond is the
guest OF Miss Blanche Hurt.
Mrs. Alma Thompson Is visiting Miss
Witt Harper here.
Mr.. r. Hatcher Moore. who until re-
Gently has been employed as a clerk IN
the railroad office here. has moved his
family 10 Richmond. where he expects 10
get employment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
NORTH CAROLINA
STATE GUARD.
They VIII Be Formed Into Three New
Regiments.
HAVE ALL NEW EQUIPMENTS.
The Jury Applaudcd When They Rem.
dercd Their Verdict That Brown
ing Was Not Guilty Of the Muir
der of His Fathcr-in-Law.

RALEIGH y. c., July Especial
There are now four regiments OF th'
state Guard but they will be consolidated
into three regiments OF ten companies
each; each company to have three OH
GERS and sixty men.
The State viii be divided into thre,
districts by lines running north and
south.
The Adiutant General will this week
make requisiu0n Tor $50 each OF blouses
trousers. caps, blanket bags. etc. Every
thing will be new for the new regiments
except the guns and cartridge belts.
IL is said that the provisional compa.
mics for the State Guard. that II was pro.
posed 10 raise is hard 20 get
ACQUITTED OF MURDER
This morning Brewing was acquitted
and released in the Superior Court OF The
charge OF numbering his father-in-law
Strickland last spring. There was The
strongest hope an along that The juy
would render "A verdict Of mot guilty
When the verdict was brought In ths
jury was applaudcd.
The appointment Of David Bagley
brother of Worth Bagley 10 Annapolis
has been postponed By Congress until iu
next session II was hoped that be ard
several others would be appointed AZ
once.
In the suit of the Bell Telephone COM
pany VS. George IA. Glass FOR emoezzie
mcnt ana forgery yesterday Glass nor
suited and the telephone company Wat
taxed with the costs Of the case. Iher'
are three other cases against him.
FROM TAMPA TO ASHENlLLE.
A report is In circulation here tina
there is so much sickness in The camp
al Tampa that 10 is probable me troops
will be moved from there 20 AsneNHe
y. G. An officer in a Georgia regiment
wrote this 10 a friend here in Raleigh.
THE Populist Campaign Handbook
Is Just from the publishers and Is eniitle.
as the Democratic Party Honest 10
charges the Democrats with stealing in
1sqs the Popullst platform adopted at
Omaha I'm 1902. and then not recognizing
tba ponulists after "the steal" II ac
cuses the state Democratic Convention
OF rnne %. 1895. OF stealing the Populis
nlafform OF May II. 1895 state Auditor
81 W. Aver Is said 20 be the author OF
this 2i-page Jewel
The Carrolton was opened YESTERDAY
and an elegant dinner served the guesti
in Raleighs new hotel
Judge Ewart's resignation as Judge o.
the Western Criminal Circuit was moi
received IN tho Governors ONCE until or
Monday He wanted 20 be sure OF the
United States iudgeshlp before he turned
loose the State judgeship.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
Mr.. BERRYS PLANS,
He Will Unite His Present Business
With His New Purchase.

Mr.. Oscar II. Berry i'm speaking yester-
day Of his purchase Of the store and
large part Of the stock OF A. Saks &
Company said:
Yes I have bought Messrs. a. Saks e
Companv's Richmond interest, embrac-
ing their building fixtures. good will and
$4,000 worth of their stock. Of clothing.
furnishings. hats. and shoes and am GO
ing 10 unite the business with my pres
ent one by moving into the Saks build
ing. August 18th, next where l expect
TO place al the command Of the public
the best stocked-best equipped house for
mems and boys Quitting to be found
south Of New York.
"Our increased facilities will place us
I'm position 20 serve our friends and pa
irons I'm even more satisfactory man-
ner to whom we are heartily grateful
for their generous patronage Of the past
eighteen years"
Mr.. Berry has long been one Of Rich
monds leading merchants. and under his
guidance the success Of the concern Is
already assured.
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News of the Courts.

But little business was disposed OF yes
terday In the City Hall courts.
In the Circuit Court two cases OF S. X.
Ireland against the Western Union Tele-
graph Company were continued on mo-
ton Of the defendant.
Suit was Instituted by J. S. Moore q
Sons against NJ Schwartz for SSH. and
by Carroll Adams q CO. against W. NJ.
Parrish for SIS The latter case will be
contested.
In the Chancery Court qualifications
were filed as follows:
G. Landrum Barker as administrator
of the estate Of Mrs. Mamie l.. Barker,
and also as guardian OF Temple and
Louise Carpenter.
Mary L. Pierce as Administrative Of
the estate Of John w. Pierce.
John Bagby as administrator Of the
estate Of John W. SchOoler.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
DEMANDS THE REWARD.
Mr.. Webb Thinks He Should Receive
Premium for Triplets.

Mr.. f. F. Webb. of Carroll county,
still insists that he is entitled to re-
ward Of $500 for triplets.
Some time ago ne wrote TO the Governor
claiming such d reward. He sent
along the doctors certificate. The Gov
ornor's secretary replied that there was
not now and never had been any fund
provided for such meritorious cases as
Mr. Webbs
The following reply has been received
from the Carron county man:
Webb. Va, July H. 1898.
]. r. Tyler, Governor. Richmond. Va.
Dear Sir-In reply 10 yours of the TIN
7 would beg 20 know how 1t IS that
reward or premium Of $500 has been given
10 others for triplets and cant be allow
ed me. for I assure you that l am in
need OF il as bad as any Of them. Please
consider II over and allow me the re-
ward. and I will seek occasion in the
early future TO manifest my thankfulness
20 you. Yours as ever
Il. +. WEBB.
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intoxication. but at the request OF OH
GERS he was discharged
Isaiah Turner. colored. was also. dis
charged OF the offence of being drunk.
James Jasper colored, alleged 10 have
been disorderly and charged with beating
Ella Richardson was dismissed. because
the hoOl was not forthcoming.
Eddie Washington. colored, paid 1910
for cursing and abusing Mrs. a. Jen-
nings.
A crowd Of small darkies engaged IN
a rock battle just for fun but their
parents didn't see where the I'm came
in when they had 10 pay s. each. They
will have their fun later. The boys were
named Harris, Woodbridge Yarbrough.
Tucker. Scott and Grigg
Caroline Johnson, colored, Is under a
shade Of suspicion and for ninety days
she will linger within the portals Of the
city lookup.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
CULPEPER HORSE
AND COLT SHOW.
Tie Fourth Regiment of ImmuneS
Ready for Service.
PARADE WITH A FINE BAND.
Fredericksburg Makes an Appropria'
ton for Scholarships-Mr Luns-
ford Has a Terrapin He Marked
Thirty Years Ago.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, July l9.-
Speculative preparations are beng made
for the second annual colt and horse
show. to be held az Culpeper Tuesday
and Wednesday. August 10th and 18th,
under the auspices OF the Culpeper Colt
and Horse Club. The exhibition will take
place at Monte Vista Park, and will con-
sists Of trials Of peed, jumping tests,
displays, parades and other means Of
showing the superior style and qualities
Of horses raised in that section.
Last year there we're a great number
Of entries, and over I'VE thousand people
attended. 1t is thought that the event
this year will be even more successful
The Fourth Regiment L. ). A.. I'M
munes Colonel j J.. Petit, which mas
been i'm camp here for the past two
months. is now fully equipped In every
respect. and ready t1 be sent 10 the front.
The full band made its appearance yes
terday evening. when the entire regiment
appeared IN dress parade. About TWO
thousand persons Witnessed the event.
OFF FOR THE PHILIPPINES.
Among the Government engineers who
sailed about two weeks ago from San
Francisco for the philippines. was Mr..
Edward G. Hean. formerly Of this city.
Mr.. W. II. I.evering, Of Maryland,
was here YESTERDAY and purchased OF
Messrs NJ. b. Rowe & Co. the stock
breeders. a number OF finely-bred Berk-
shire hogs for breeding purposes.
The City Council has appropriated $3.50
for ten scholarships I'm Fredericksburg
College from the public schools, Tor the
session OF lSeS-'a9. This action was taken
I'm response TO a proposition made by
Rev. +. L. Ramsay president OF the coli
lege. and Is similar 10 the arIahseheht
had with the college before II changed
hands. except that this plan Is cohhheh
10 one session.
Messrs. T. w Stearns w. J.. Brannan
and Miss Elma Colbert have beeh elect
ed delegates from the Methouist churcn
TO the Sunday School Convention ana
Epworth League Conference OF me bai-
timore NJ. f. Church. SOUTH when con-
venes at Front Royal, Va July 20 - anu
o.
Mr. ". A McWhirt has purchased OF
Mr. c. 4. Hundley. OF Washington ms
farm I'm stafford county. containing l35
acres for $500.
A CURIOSITY.
Mr.. Bruce Lunsford caught on his farm
few days ago terrapin on the shei OIL
which was cut the following. II. =
Lunsford. 1858 September an. inesS
words were cut on the terrapln sno'
nearly thirty years ago by MI L.i's
ford's father. who is still hNlhs anu ~
whom the aged terrapin was pressn' s,.
Mr.. Lunsford has provided a placg ,,, =" ,ns
for It as long as Il lives
The new CALVARY Baptist ohurch at
Bowling Green a. well under way and will
soon be ready for services
brought into this market Inc i"''''e
price Is about eighty cents
Bore worms are DAMAGING the growing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
THOMAS B. ALMOND SENT ON.
The Winchester and Potomac II. II. to
be Sold.

WINCHESTER, VA. July Especial.
The examination Of Thomas B. Almond,
a prominent loan broken OF this city,
took place here this afternoon before
Judge Hodgson Of the police court.
Almond was arrested about six weeks
ago charged with obtaining money un-
der false pretenaes from Mr.. A. A. Rob
inson. and in default of bail was placed
in Jail where his mind became affected
and he was totally insane for about
three weeks lie then obtained bail and
was released.
To-day. after preliminary eXamina-
tiOn, his case was sent 10 the grand
jury which is I'm session here now.
The stockholders of the Winchester
and Potomac Railroad met here this
afternoon and decided 10 sell their road.
which runs from Winchester 20 Harper's
Ferry No dividends have been de-
clared for over year. The y. & o.,
who now lease the road. will be given
the first opportunity 20 bid on 10.
A drought Of over two weeks was
broken to-day by q heavy storm which
lasted for over an hour. Had not the
rain come the crops would have been
total failures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
CHILD KICKED TO
DEATH BY A COLT.
Terrible Fate of Nine-Year-0Id 9es-
sic Inge in Chesterfield,
WAS PLAYING IN THE PASTURE
Injured on Monday and DIED Last
Evening Shortly After O'CLOCK
Eight Boarders Poisoned by
Eating Pressed Ham.
WAS PLAYING IN THE PASTURE
MAYo HESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES
iiis HULL STREET. BEArIIE BLOCK

1872 HULL STREET, BEArIIE BLOCK
Bessie Inse. a little nine-year-old GIRL
was fatally injured by the kick of a two
vear-old colt Monday at the farm Oh
her grandfather. Mr.. Henry L. Harnish'
near Belmont. in Chesterfield county
The child mas been spending the sum
rner with her grandparents and Monday
she left the house and went down in the
horse lot She was driving the colts on
the place when young stallion kicked
her on the right side Of the stomach
nearly over the liver.
PHYSICIANS SUMMONED.
When picked up the child was in an
unconscious condition She was taken
10 the house and Or. W. p. Mathews
summoned. lie arrived there at o'clock,
accompanied by Dr Loving. They found
the child in a precarious canditlon' but
an that medical skill could devise was
done 20 save the little sunerer without
success. Dr. Loving remained at the
bouse Or. Mathews paid another visit
YESTERDAY. but could not see any mate
rial change for the better In the little
ones condition. She died last night al
40 O'Clock.
The little child was a daughter OF
Mr.. Thomas f Inge. master mechanic
of the Southern railway at Columbia, ;.
c He was formerly a resident OF this
city and is a past master of Manchester
Lodge Of Masons
a LUNATIC DEAD.
city Sergeant Henry Fitzgerald received
telegram from Dr. William +, Drewry.
superintendent OF the Central Lunatic
Asylum in Petetsburg. yesterday. notify
Ing him OF the death OF Sheppard Davis
(colored) The deceased was a son OF
Henry Davis and was sent 20 that insu-
tuition from this city some time since.
EIGHT POISONED.
Eight people were poisoned in this city
Monday night caused by eating ham.
For a time they We're very III. and Or.
Rucker had 10 work hard 10 relieve them
OF their sunerings. They were all board
ors at the same house
Mrs. Rebecca Gregory Keeps boarding
souso on Ninth and Hun steets For
supper Monday she gave her patrons
ham. They ate heartily OF the dish and.
after retiring every member OF the
household was taken suddenly III. Or +.
r. Fucker was hastily summoned and the
cause OF their Illness was something they
had eaten curing the day. lie had 70 work
on the suffering people all during the
night and Il was late IN the morning be-
fore they were relieved
Those who Ccre affected from eating
the mea, are Messrs. ". l.. Avis. T. j.
Wilkinson r. l. Bailey. Taylor Bailey
and william Denny. Mrs. Low Bailey.
Mrs Gregory and Mrs. Thomas.
MANCHESTER PATRIOT
Mr. John wescott. OF No. Is Hancock
street, this city. was member OF Cen
erai sbs tiers army and fought with him
a. santi1go
This young man enlisted in the United
States army over three years ago. His
tins was up before the battle Of Santiago
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

ting her down eight feet. the opening
filling TO the top with water.
Little Nora's aunt went 10 her rescue
and fell I'm also. Their combined screams
brought a gentleman whose name could
not be learned 20 the spot. ami he after
some effort succeeded In getting both out
The child's arm was broken about three
weeks ago. but fortunately III was not
hurt much I'm her strange adventure.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
THE REGISTERS RETURN.
He Will Make Further Changes In His
Ofice-To Have No Engineer

Colonel j. W. Richardson has returned
from three weeks visit to his home at
Marion. He states that he is unprepared
10 say what additional changes, II any,
will be made in department.
Ii is understood that the Auditor or
Public Accounts thinks he has no author
ity to give an order for the payment or
the salary OF the engineer at the capitol.
This being the case. the Register, It Is
said, will reappoint Mr.. Lee Sexton 10 the
capitol police force and detail him for
clerical work. Should this be done. one
OF the present policemen will have 10 be
dropped from the pay rolls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
TraveIIingina Wagan.

Mr. C. W Roadcap. whose home IS
forty miles from indianapolis. Ind, with
his wife and three children are visitors
i'm this city.
Six weeks ago Mr.. Roadcap and his
family left home Their method Of
travelling is i'm a covered wagon which
really is wonderful contrivance being
fitted with all the convenienoes and
many Of the Injuries Of palace car.
The travellers are headed east as yet
and will go to Newport News from here.
on their way home, they will take "a
northerly course that VIII lead them 10
Niagara Falls and other points of ma
tiOnal interest.
The family is encamped near the Sol
ders' Home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

corn I'm this section. especially in some
portions Of King George county.
Mr. j. B. Ficklen and bride have re-
turned from their bridal tour and are
guests az the Exchange Hotel
Miss Maggie King, OF this city and Cor
poral j. l.. Bowden. of Johnstown Pa
member of Company a. Fourth Regi-
ment. L. S. v. lmmunes, have been mar
rled. Rev. ]. ?. Stump officiating
Private Fahey. of Company *, OF the
Immunes. has been court martalled and
sentenced 20 five years I'm the penitenuary
at Governors Island. New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
Tell Tales of Woe.

Eliza Ellis. is registered az the First
Station.
Caroline Johnson. for being drunk, was
carried 20 the First Station.
w. i. Jones was arrested for being
drunk In the Second District
William Baurun and George Gaines
were arrested by officer Sutton because
it was alleged that they were disorderly
and trespassed upon tho Howitzer's
ArmOry.
The above parties Will tell their tales
OF woe TO Justice John this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
An Exhibit Solicited.

The Governor Is in receipt Of letter
from John ID. Elwell, manager OF the
American Exposition Agency Company
for the Paris Exposition calling attention
10 the advantages offered Virginia for
making an exhibit He requests the Cow
ernor 20 recommend 10 the legislature
that an appropriation be made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

Mr.. Janney Peasants late chief deputy
United States marshal Is IN Washington
70 present 10 the President MS Application
for appointment as assistant paymaster
i'm the United States army. He has strong
political backing from both Democrats
and Republicans.
IL Is understood that Judge Con ana
Judge Waddil have interested them
selves In his case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
Gold Bath.

Norah. the daughter OF Mr.. Thom-
as Carter. Monday evening. was
playing over well that had been
In disuse for long time and
had been in dlsuse for a long time and
had been filled In 10 the top. All at once
the earth gave way under her feet, let
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
The Court of Justice John.

The charges of selling coored oleomar-
xarine against Messrs John p. Franklin,
August simonpetre, D. O'sullivan and
Henry s. Wallestein. were dismissed be-
cause they could not be proved.
John Landrum was charged with hsv.
INK trespassed upon the premises OF the
second Police station while In Q state Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
Officers Installed.

The following officers OF Annawan Tribe
l. O. r. NJ. were installed on Monday
night BY Deputy Great Sachem T. r.
Davis Sachem, W. H. Lawrence: senior
sycamore. A. W. sanderson; junior saga
more. J. r. stack; chief OF records. c. f.
Hill: keeper OF wampun, J. w. Davis.
prophet, J. ID. Lyle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20
Three Senators in Town

state Senators Flood. Keezell and
fletcher were in the city yesterday. The
Mr. ~ O. Akers. on a brief visit TO SEN
ator LeCatO. IN Accomac county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

Mr.. Ernest L. Bolton. OF Lynchburg.
and Miss Carry L. Stone OF this city.
were quietly married a. Rev DR.. starr
residence last week. The couple left at
once for their home. In Lynehburs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-20

The lot includes Our immense
stock of Fine All-Wool, Hand
somely-tailored, Strictly Sea-
sonable Goods that must sacri-
fee themselves to CASH i'll this
GIGANTIC SALE.