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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05

bright fame ~ this inclination had ied
him In that direction. in 1873 he and the
late Judge Ben +. Gunter. OF hccomac'
we're rival candidates for Congress from
tho First district. The division OF the de-
legation from the Eastern Shore prevent
Cd either OF these gentlemen rom get
ting the nomination. and threw the prize
20 the late General Bcale.
In 1854 Mr. Nicely was made ciector Tor
the First dis riot and the brilliant can
vass that he made I'm every ,ounty OF the
district was his last active political SER
vice. After Mr.. Cleveland's first election
TO the presidency Mr.. Nicely became q
candidate for the office Of United states
District Attorney for the Eastern DIS
trict Of Virginia. and though he was en-
aorsed bv almost every member OF the
state Committee. and every Democratic
member of Congress from the State.
Mr.. Cleveland appointed another, in tul-
hllment. it g. said. Of a promise made
before the election.
4 H~OSPITABLE HOME.
In 1856 MI. Necly moved with his family
20 Norfolk. where he soon built up a
large and lucrative practice.
a few years ago he had erected on the
river north OF the city a splendid home.
where he dispensed a generous and grace
ful hospitality as he had done years be-
fore Ia his modest country mansion on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
DEATHS.

CHILCOTT.-Died. at the Virginia Hos
pital. at 1870 T.. NJ, April ], 1893,
BELLE II. CHILCOTT. wife of II. $.
Chilcott. No. 81 north Twenty-fourth
Funeral from 81. James Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday, April Sd, at
3 +. NJ.
CHILDS.-Died at her residence. 1873 west
Main street. on Sunday, April 3. 1898, at
7I5 A. NJ, MRS. GEORGlANNA
CHlLDS. aged seventy years.
The funeral will taxi place from the
residence on Tuesday morning at 1880
o'clock. Friends and a~cquaintances are
respectfully invited TO attend.
FRANcISCO-Died, al the residence OF
his father. No. J71Si5 east Broad street,
at 1890 A NJ, Monday, PAUL, son OF
Frank A. and the late julia l.. Fran
cisco.
Funeral TO-DAY at 2:3o p. NJ. from
the above residence.
MEYER.-Died. Sunday, April 3, 1S9s. at
80 A. M. BERNARD J. MEYER, In
the thirty-first year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from st.
Mary's Catholic church THIS C~Tuesday)
MORNING a. - oclock.
Baltimore and New York papers please
copy.
REDD.-Died. April 4. 1S9s. at 9:40 A. NJ.
at his residence, In Barton Heights.
JAMES TAYLOR Redo, in the sixty
ninth year of his age.
Funeral from Emmanuel church. Hen
rico county, THIS (Tuesday) AFTER
NOON at 4.30 o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
SELECT EXCURSION TO YORK
TOWN VA.

The Richmond College Geographical
and Historical Society Will this year run
their annual excursion TO yorktown, va,
a. Mace closely connected with historic
memories and landmarks. The trip will
be made via special train over Southern
Railway. leaving Richmond at ! "A. NJ,
April nth, to West Point. Va where the
elegant steamer Northampton VIII be
waiting to take the party to forktown'
arriving at Yorktown In. lime Tor lunch.
Sufficient time al Yorktown VIII De allow
ed I'm order TO visit the monument Corn
wallis Cave, tho cemetery ana ouler MS
toric points. after which y steamer
will make a trip OF about hiteen nles
down the York river. stopping al Dlou-
cester Point on the return, allowing time
10 visit poln;s OF interest there, and ar
rive West Point in time TO connect with
special train leaving there $50 +. VI.
arriving Richmond about ; +. NJ. The
marty who will 20 on this occasion IS
very select. being composed OF some of
Richmond's best pouple. and all VINO 50
will find the trip a most pleasant ana III
teresting one. ARRANGEMENTS nave been
made to take care of lunch baskets on
both train and boat. The society mas
given much time and consideration IN
the arrangement Of their annual eXcur-
sion this year and rave selected a trip
which abounds In points OF interest All
along the route. Although THIS IS an all
days outing. the round-trip rate TO York
town will be only SlC0. For further in
formation address Mr.. Alan !. wilson
chairman Committee. Room Is Rich
mond College. or G. ". Westhury, 7. 7.
A. Southern Railway. 30 east Main
street. Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
THE LATE JOHN NELLY.

the Eastern Shore Of Virginia. His wife,
who was Miss May Royheld, Of Acco-
mac. and his two daughters, Mits Ethel
Nicely. famed FOR her gift OF song ana
Mrs. Warrington. wife Of his law part
ner. survive him.
Those who knew John Nicely well place
him among the brightest and most brill
liant men Of Virginia. He was not only
profoundly versed in the law, but his
extensive reading had made him famil-
lar with best works OF polite literature.
and had polished and refined that re-
markable hueucy of speech will which
nature had endowed him. When in the
sprinc Of 1876 the gifted and gallant Ed
muud r.. Bagwell. OF Accomac. who had
been his colleague in the House Of Dele
gates. was carried of by untimely death,
tho culogy which Mr.. Nicely delivered
on him before that body is still remem-
bered as one Of the most eloquent n
classic o%rations ever heard in the legis-
lative halls Of Virginia. IL is a remark
able fact that Of all the lawyers of Ac-
comac who were practicing their pro-
fessiOn when Mr. Nicely came 10 the
bar there IS only one now living, the
venerable John w. H.. Parker. who re-
sides in graceful retirement at Fraveonia,
his beautiful country seat on Onancock
creek. and now the gifted n versatile
Nicely the most brilliant OF them all has
gone 20 join the great majority.
THE earth that bears him dead
Bears not alive a finer gentleman
f. p. b.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
CROWDS AT LAKESIDE.
The Beautiful Resort Increasing III
Popularity.

Lakeside is becoming more popular as
the spring breaks forth. The oslmy
weather induces many to take a spin 10
this beautiful spot. and the golfers are
having a glorious time OF it.
r-lehtv-seyen wheels In the racks OF the
lakeside Wheel Club Saturday afternoon
and nearly as many Sunday afternoon
IL good evidence that the sport Is as
%ponular as ever. and decidedly on the IN
crease. II is gratifying 10 note mat inc
ladies' are equally as enthusiastic as TIC
gentlemen. and are showing great inter-
est in the coming races Of the C'uo'
whua no event is booked for. them III
the Drogramme ,ney VIII be acUNe par
ticipauts In the Ghymkana events "hlcn
promise great sport. Inc Race LIN"
mittee Is busy perfecting the detdils VI
the meet. They have ordered a mdsn'-
dcent sterling silver loving cup ior lhe
championship race. one or the ~
nta,as of workmanship ever seen mere
- viii he delivered TO them in a week
ar two. Tho many golfers held 4 car
nlval on the Lakeside Links Saturday
afternoon some seventy-hye engaging IN
tho evhflarating sport, and the grohnpS
never looked more animated. The con-
trast between beautiful green OF tue
links. and the bright red costumes OF the
players made a pleasing picture Inc
C1ub is developing some n players
botn ladies' and gentlemen. and the I'M
movement In the general average OF 'ho
players IS very marked.
In. attendance Saturday were MI anu
Mrs. Abe Warwick, George warren
william II. Parrish, Scott Parrish. VIZ
ti,uf 7. RovalL. Levin Joynes, w. W.
Rf.rAa AHhfnn StdrkH.
Alexander Cameron. Beardsey, Auburn
" ' Yarbrough. Fred Peasants. John
Mallory. Tom Scott. Messrs. Edward Har-
rison. william II. Jones. ". a. smith
". ID. Tompkins. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.
peasants. Ben Palmer, Brydon remnant
Cadot. T.. T. y. Myers, Jrp Mesdanes bu-
ward Mayo. J. a. WEIGH. Allan Donhah'
Noncure Perkins. Misses Harris. Ndhuie
- Iou Atkins. Hayes. Annie Gray
Narv ZONES. Leila Gray, Mary Lewis
mamie Winston. Ellie Bosher. virginia
Uavres Kemper. Lisa Beirne, Calle Ky
land. Bruce Williams. Mamie MyeIs'
Elsie Cameron, Clare Belrne' fannlo
Lewis. Pauline lowers. Messrs. Duuiey
Mcdonald. Curtis Cauthorn, T. : Mdyo'
r. r Antrim. Percy Bosher, IL. X. Eller-
Tbnmas { Wlnn. W. r. Johnston,
Richmond Lewis, II. c. Burnett MODS
usuo, mf Parisl. r. W. Jehry. Cur
mault Harrison Blair. Charles String
fello,v edward Scott. Henry Valentine
Rent,mtn valentine, II. A. Williams X.
\. Lancaster. z. V. Williams. Lewelwyn
Ncvelgh. Charles Burnett Charles WIZ
llams. Allan Talbot. Wyndham Boiling.
Jonn walker. II. 5. HAYES George
Gibson. Frank Potts, D. NJ. Currie' w. l..
Rovd. John Currie. John Lyons, Frank
Davenport, Henry Baskerville. isaac
davenport. s. 5. r.. Patterson j. l. An
derson, r. VI. Rutherford. Jordan Leake'
p ". holland. Frank Mccarthy Il. u.
powers, Jr, Lockwood, MUCH
al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other VI alters .

Captain George Booker. OF Old Point,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. John i. Richardson. Of New Or
leans is visiting her sister Mrs. II. Cabell
Tabb, 100 west Grace street.
The condition Of Captain +. p. Reeve.
who has been sick for some time. was re-
ported considerably improved yesterday.
Past Grand Master Arthur A.. Splitter
has been elected a member OF the odd
Fellows Relief Board Of the city Of Rich
mond by Richmond Lodge No. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hunter Watkins
have returned to the city from their tour
in the North and will be at home to
friends at No. 522 west Grace street.
Mr.. Ernest L. Meyer left yesterday
with his family for Frankfort, KY,
where he will take charge Of the large
brewery, lately purchased by him.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Annie T.. Ellettt TO Mr.. James Edwin
Bagby. which will be solemnized at East
End Baptist church, Wednesday even
ing. April 9th. at Q o'clock.
The regular Tuesday meeting" takes
place at "Hephzipah Home 800 east
Main street, this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
These meetings have for their object the
presenting of truths. relating 10 the
Christian life. especially that OF Divine
healing for all those who believe r
obey. The public is cordially invited.
The boys and girls OF the West End will
have a prize egg hunt for the benefit OF
the Free Dispensary on Friday, April sth,
on the lawn at No. 926 west Grace. The
hunters are entitled 10 all the eggs they
ind-good. bad or Indifferent. whether
whether filled with candles. chicks, or
jewels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
THE CAREER OF A
GREAT ADVOCATE.
The Late Judge John Nicely a Most
Effective Pleader at the Bar.
APPEARED IN NOTED CASES.
A Genius Cor Public Affairs But He
Preferred To- Follow His Profession.
His Splendid Record az the Bar
of the Eastern shore.

The death Of Tho Hon. John Nicely.
which occurred Monday night. March asth.
at Dis hons near Norfolk. removed ono
Of the ahlcst and most accomplished ad-
vocatCs hat Virginia has produced during
the present generation. lilo was born in
Montgomery county. Md, about ifty-siX
years ago. Ills father was John Nicely.
a native of Pennsylvania, Tho carly in
life migrated Co Accomac. whore be spent
The remainder of his ufc as principal OF
historic old Margaret Academy. which
was Incorporated in 1856. and whose first
president was General John Chopper the
friend and aide off General Washington
IN the Revolution. The elder Nelly was %
famous school master iu his day and enc
5oycd Che reputation of being one of thc
best Latin scholars in the state. soon
after settling Boo Accomac he married q
Miss Hayly. ID near relative of the %
Hon. Thomas ~. B3yly. who FOR many
years was chairman of the Committee
W WAYS and Means of the House of Re
preventative. or the six children who
spruu- from this union the subject Of
this sketch was the youngest. Young
Nicely was educated at his fathers acad-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
MAGNIFICENT EASTER DECOItA-
TIONS AT THE MEYER STORE.

Easter generally calls forth some extra
effort on the part OF the decorators en-
ploycd by the more pretenuous establish
ments throughout the country. Many OF
the stores in the larger cities spend good
~ sums Of money and time on their East
er decorations and, Easter being symbolic
Of spring. affords the decorators ample
scope to display their talents. They fire.
quently ovolve very artistic pieces OF
work that require great skill and in
g%enuity.
The Meyer Stores decorators have
eclipsed everything OF this class In their
splendid reproduction OF Matula's 10000
masterpiece. THE Dawn OF Easter. II
occupies the entire traBsept OF the big
building. Twenty-seven thousand feet or
rich guaze bands. twelve inches wide
suspended from the dome IN alternating
strips Of purple ana white-a hundred
Snow white doves and a most beautiful
angel with outsprcad wings. long OWL
hair. clad in cream cloth Of ine texture
heralding the dawn Of Easter make up
this magnificent decoration which was
view by thousands Of visitors TO the store
yesterday.
Even though the decorations are OF a
perishable nature they will remain intact
till after Easter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
DREADFUL DISEASE.
Cerebro-spinal Meningitis First ap
Deared Here I'm 1871.

TbA fact that there have been OF late
quite a number of cases OF cereoro-splnal
meningitis in this city has brought on
the discussion among he physicians OK
ptcbmond as 10 whether this disease mas
rocome endemic. At the fourth annual
session Of the Medical Society OF virginia,
held in Norfolk In 1873 the subject was
Gref discussed at some length m cohn5S-
lion with a paper read by Dr. 1 d nHu
dell. OF this city. au,o ,brce
This paper began by detaiihs
,aees occurring in DR.. Riddells practlce
dn-t9o the spriug Of 1871. After describ-
~ ia d,fau The symptoms n chaIac-
teris.ics of the disease IN these thiso
800 Or Riddell remarked tnat as INC
name indicates. the disease Is charac-
Tied nv meningeal Inflammation Wi'hln
~ sbetI and spinal canal. He considered
rroboble that the disease prevailed ep-
,domicaIlv In different parts OF Europe
,ndor nc name OF cerebral fever pnreusy,
senhalagra, ETC.. go years x anu a.
intervals up 10 lso"' r-orea On
,ba year 1897. IL made It's appearance az
povorne Bordeaux and Rochelle. ana
continued for several years IN some OK
~ eonthern towns OF France n then
on,.o-ed in the United States. In France
~ disease prevailed principally among
.at,,ers and In this country II existed
omone troons stationed az different
noints II attacked persons In all con-
d,,,ors and at all periods OF life. though
nose whose ages range from 20 to 30 years
seomed 10 he most liable 20 attacFs. THIS
disease must be regarded as epidemic IN
rs natp~e.
This disease. in Or. Riddelrs o~"'n'7n.
was no more CONTAGIOUS or infectious
tban common intermittent fevers-those
dlnering from typhus. which was un-
doubtedly communicable from one per-
.on 20 another. Those cases whtch came
under his observation were evidrntiy as
sociated with malaria and IN me latter
s,asa assumed a typho,a tendency.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
1903 Victor Bicycles Reduced.

The Overman Wheel Company. in order
'oto meet the pressing demands OF their
agents. have decided 10 reduce the price
OF '9S Wheels as follows.
Models 30 and "a from 500 70 SIJ.
Models 81 and 80 from SO 70 SEQ.
Models 81 and &c from $50 10 $40.
These prices are guaranteed Tor the
season. A few Combination wheels on
hand will be sold for So while they last.
send for catalogues and examine our
stock before buying.
p. II. Cloves e CO. AGENTS.
7l3 east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
CEMETERY.

Your particular attention Is called 10
TWO CIRCULARS recently sent out by
your Executive Committee. One calls
special attention TO having you place
your lot in the perpetual care OF the
company and the other asks you to con-
slider the d%eslrability of using slate vaults
or boxes in burials. Nothing has done
more to beautify Hollywood than the
care the company has siver 20 !he iots
entrusted 10 them. We want every lot
in Hollywood under the perpetual care"
of the company. and we ask your CO.
oneration in securing so desirable an end.
For further information apply to the su-
perintendent at the grounds or either
of the following:
A. BARGAMIN. President;
OHIO O. OWENS,
GEORGE d. PLEASANTS.
Executive Committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05

The greatest machine Of its kind on
earth. The Singer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
I'm construction. simplicity Of operation
and beauty OF design.
Call and xamin and see Us operation
by Mrs. Newton. OF the New York Office.
or drop US a postal and q lady operator
will see you.
The Singer Manufacturing Company.
205 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05


9 Siiverton Golf Balls 2Sc. each 2
Q Practice Golf Balls 2oc each o
3 Henly Golf Balls CSC. each d
1898 Wonder Bicycles S22.So1
each. 7
2 1895 Spalding Bicycles $500
9 each. Q
Q 1898 Christy Saddles $3.50 3
= each. q
Well equipped for any and a III !
9 Kinds OF Bicycle Repairing. ?
q HARRIS. FLtPPEN & CO., q
1907 east Main street,
9 Richmond. Va. 9
5000 Q
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
BAPTIST CONVENTIONS.

southern Baptist Convention, May 9Th 20
i2th. Woman's Baptist Missionary Union.
Nav sth 10 10th; American Baptist Edu-
c%ational Society and American Historical
Society. May 5th. For the above coca
sions. the Norfolk and Western Railway.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE, with Solid
Yestibuled Trains. will sell round-trip
tickets at one fare for the round trip.
For full information apply to the Rich
mond Transfer Company, 900 east Main
street: b. G.. Carter. ticket agent Union
Depot. and at company's once corner
Ninth and Main streets.
r.. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
To Wed Tonight.

Mr.. Benz. j.. Godfrey and Miss Hattie
VI. Bufin. well known residents Of Full
ton. will be married at tho residence Of
the bride-elcct's mother. No. 2l6 north
T|hirty-second street tonight at S
O'Clock. the Rev. Mr.. Reynolds. of Man
chester. officiating. Both of the contract
ing parties are employees Of the Millhiser
Manufacturing Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
CETAyIEW OF THE BATTLESHIPS
I'm ROUTE TO NORFOLK VIA
&. AND o..

Passengers using the Chesapeake and
Ohio Route between Richmond and Nor
folk have the advantage Of the cheap
rates-two dollars one way and three
fifty round trip. As well as q sight az
Newport News OF the warships % the
Flying Squadron. Two daily trains each
way between Richmond and Norfolk via
Chesapeake and Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05

Ladies OF Richmond and vicinity will
doubtless be pleased TO see the latest art
istic work done on the Singer Automatic
Chain-stitch Machine by Mrs. Newton, an
expert just from the New York office
You are cordially invited to call at 20
east Broad street.
The Singer Manufacturing Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05

The Virginia Trust Company acts az
executor. administrator. guardian. re-
cciyer. trustee for estates corporations
or individuals.
All accidents and uncertainties incident
10 trusts etc, as administered by incl
viduals. are altogether removed. when
the company Is appointed TO handle ths
trust fund. The corporation trustee out
lives the trust. The ineficiency and
carelessnsss OF individual trustees may
wreck valuable estates. Wills recelpted
and kept without charge.
THE THROAT.-"Brown's Bronchial
Troches" act directly on the organs Of
the voice. They nave an extraordinary
effect In all disorders Of the throat.
Blue Ridge Springs Dyspepsia Water
is an excellent remedy for Indigestion.
Fer sale by George Schoen and Purcell.
-add Il Co.
Refinement Of Needlework Is demon
strated az No. a5 east Broad street by
Mrs. Newton. OF New York. who is now
exhibiting the latest Singie-Thread Ma
chine made by The Singer Manufacturing
Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
nEnrCEn RATES TO NORFOLK

VIA THE NORFOLK AND WESTERN
pATtwAY The "Only All-Rall Line"
with SOLID yEsTIBULED TRAINS
AND NO CHANGE OF CARS. Fare one
way. So; round trip, S29. Trains leave
Richmond daily at 9 A. -. and 7:sO p. NJ.
Returning. leave Norfolk at T:40 a. NJ.
and 4:S5 +. NJ. For full Information APP
ply az company's office. corner Ninth and
Main streets, or Phone ~.
r.. w. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
THE RICHMOND sICk BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION.

New organization chartered under the
laws Of Virginia. Has several new fea-
lures. which makes e. preferable TO any
thing OF its kind. This institution IS a
friend 10 the needy. Apply at COM
pany's office. 211 IL north Sixth street. for
full particulars.
The Singer Automatic Chain-Stitch Ma
chine without a rival. Call and Examine
artistic needle work produced on same by
Mrs. Newton. Of the New York office.
The Singer Manufacturing Company.
2b cast Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05

days. He has been spending the winter
I'm Chicago and Minnesota.
Much interest is felt here In the pri-
mary election TO be held tomorrow for
municipal Offices.
A society to raise money for mission
airy work is to be organized by the male
members OF Tabb-Strect Presbyterian
church. At n meeting held yesterday
morning after service. Rev. j. w. Rose
bro, u. D., the pastor was requested 10
appoint n committee Of five to formulate
a plan Of organization setting forth the
object and purposes OF the society.
Invitations are out for the marriage or
Mr.. Samuel Yates Gillian and Miss
Martha PAGE Cox. The marriage will
take place at Trinity church, Winter
peck. Chesterfield county. at noon on
Tuesday. April 18th. The brlde-elcct IS
n most attractive young lady. The pros
pective groom is chief clerk In the United
states Internal Revenue Office at Peters
hUrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
BURGLAR.

An attempt was made on satutuay
,icht IA burclarize the residence OF Mr..
Cnorles Cabaniss on Halifax street. The
would-be burglar was frightened on and
had shots fired at him.
The Board OF Bishops and genera OF
Gcers OF tho A. NJ. L Zion connection
will meet i'm the Oak-Street church W
mis- city on April 2o-24. The A. NJ. -.
zion connection has churches IN nearly
every state IN the Union and m Canana
ana the West indies with nearly 0Vo"V
communicates. Governor Tyler nas ossl
invited 10 deliver an ADDRESS osIole a.
c-onven,lon ana has promised to do 50 IL
possible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05
BAPTIST oRPHANAGE.

Rev. J. r. Taylor. D. D. OF Richmond
representing the Baptist ~Orphan2ge az
Salem. Va. preached al the First BAPTIST
church Yesterday morning and night. I
the morning service a collection was TAX
en- I'm behalf Of the Orphanage and over
S4el was subscribed. ~,
An unoccupied frame house on can
avenue. owned by Dorsey Adams. was
destrnyed by fire yesterday morning about
2 o'clock. This house had previously been
set on fire three times within a compare
lively short timo.
A big smoke was seen here Yesterday
afternoon IN Chesterfield county. which
Is supposed 70 have been caused by the
burning OF n lot ~ cord wood stacked on
tho Tarmville and POwhatan railroad.
The Circuit Court OF No.towav connty
Judge ". A.. Hancock presiding. which
hos heon In session for the past week has
adjourned. No eases OF special interest
were dienosed 81.
IN the different church-s hero yeH'erd''
nrayers were offered That war between
The United States and Spain might be
avertsa
EX-GOVERNOR CAMERON.
Ex-Governor william E. Cameron is IN
the city. He has come here from Ne"
York who're he has been for the past ten
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05

SPRING HUMoRS. bells, plmples. sores
n all eruptions are promptly cured by
Hoods S~arsaparilla. which thoroughiy
%puriies the blood. Graduating every trace
OF scrofula.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-05

HOODS PILLS ure nausea. sick head
ache. biliousness and all hVer us Price
Is cents.