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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
AT THE Y. N. C. a.
Events for To-Day and sunday-Gym.
nasium Glasses Well Attended.

From this time on Saturday end sun
day OF each week will witness interest
Ing and helpful services at tho Associa-
tlon building
To-day at 9:l5 \. NJ. both the boys and
Junior Bible classes VIII meet. The
bows class viii be IN charge Of Mr.
, Hamilton and Will meet On the blue
room. The junior class IN charge Of the
physical director. NJ. Graham and viii
meet in the parlor. ~ clock in the
! Association hail. Rev. Or. L. l.. Pell will
give one OF his most facinauug and most
helpful talks on the Sunday School les
son. TO this service. an are Invited,
whether teachers or students, ladies or
gentlemen.
The Sunday services WIFI he as follows.
Tho Boys Gospel Army wiz meet at
o'clock I'm the parlor. and VIII oe led
b. Mr. Hamilton. Tie Young mems
meeting Will he held az clock In tine
same room. the theme for the afternoon
being Charity" NJ. 10hn f. Rayford
will be the leader and, as during the past
three months a number Of young men
will take part in the meeting.
At 51J II. ". there win be- two Bible
classes. The workers training class will
meet In the blue room at 5Ij o clock with
General Secretary Mckee as leader and
the Gymnasium Bible study Club win
hold It's FIRST session az Che same hour
I'm class room No. 2. With Air. Graham,
the physical director az leader.
TO all these services. Young men
whether members OF the Association or
non-menlbers are invited.
The rehtted gymnasium opened on
Monday - cning and an the clesse have
opened with a. go0d attendance. To-day
there will be the boys class at 1918 =.
NJ, the students class at $50 and the
young mems class 90 SEQ.
The tennis and athletic grounds viii
be- kept oren every so0d day during
the entire IAN and wirrcr.
The barber shop VIII Cpen CO noon to-
day This now addition viii prove
great COM epience 20 the members.
. i7 three years to-day Ciuco lir. &c
KCo became secretary a. the Richmond
Association. During this time many
changes have taken place and tine Asso-
citation building presents wonderfully
bright appearance. bcin nlW il excel
lent condition throughout
Tho Membership of the Association IS
growing If 10lv there now being eight
hundred and SIX members and move
ment rs about 90 be- put ou foot looking
20 the increase or the membership 10
tho thousand poiAt by the end Of the
ycc-.
There can De no doubt whatever. that
the Association IS now at The greatest
stage a. development in its history and
those intimately connected with the As
sociatIon predict that this seasons work
Will exceed an others. Mr.. Mckee has
found valuable helper and co-laborer
20 ar. Graham. Che new physical direc-
tor who IS NOT only capable. but popu-
lar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

AZ a meeting OF The Ministerial Associa-
ton yesterday afternoon, 81 was decided
TO secure che Odd-Fei0ws' Hail. adjoining
the Exchange Hotel. where the soldiers
are QuarteICd
Religious services VIII be held each
night Preaching by ministers OF the
city.
Citizens arc requested 90 send donations
Of maeaziucs papers and games, such IS
checker. chess and dominoes 70 she res-
idenco or Rev j. Calyia Stewart, siO west
Grace street
1t Is PROBABLE that services Will be con
tinued for about thirty DAYS, as the Sec
end regiment will also be quartered here.
This work is very important. and should
command the deep sympathy and consid-
GRAFTON Of Christians or all the churches
in The CITY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's
Citizens and other Nnttrr.

Citizens and other Mnurr.
Rev. DR.. Carmichae.. vino has been
quite sd AZ his home ON parAe avenue. IS
slowly improving.
Mrs. II. r. ingalls,, who is on a visit 70
her mother Mrs. r. y. Wood, Is quite
sick Mr.. ingalls, IS with her
Mrs. J.. G. PeAdlcton LETT yesterday for
Philadelphia, to join party of friends
for a t0ur Of The eastern cities and Can
ada.
Or. pei viii lecture on the Sunday
school lesson az the Young Mems Chris
ti4n Association this afternoon at &
o'clock.
Lx-state Senator II. G.. Peters former
ly OK Henry county, now OF Bristol, and
lion. r. Tate irvine. or Big stone Gap.
are in The city
Chiss w. O.. Fuller and Fire Commits
sioner G.. Watt Taylor, VIII leave THIS af-
ternoon 20 attend the International Fire.
mems convention In ST. Louis.
The condition OF Miss Willie Woodson.
OF no. ll2 Randolph street who has been
so seriously I'D tor the pas, three weeks,
was thought TO be more favorable yes
terday.
Mr. Robert i. Golden. VINO was removed
20 his home In this city from New York
two weeks ago. suffering from q severe
attack Of typhoid-fcver. has entirely re-
covered. under the treatment Of Dr. Hugh
MCGUIRE.
Mr.. Arthur r. Mayo. former clerk TO the
Board OF Health. who settled IN New
York eight months ago, is now a travel
ing salesman for tho American Tobacco
Company. HIS headquarters are at the
New York ONCE.
crowd arrived here az o'clock yes
terday afternoon over the Southern on an
excursion. The party came from Danyille
and Intermediate points, and was in
charge OF Mossrs Darlington and
Vaughan. The train Will return this ar
ternOon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
MASTERING OUT SOLDIERS.
The Work Is Progressing SatisGactori-
ly-AnOthrr Surgeon Wanted.

L.
iy-AnOth"r Surgeon Wanted.
The work Of mastering out the Third
ISeeimcnt is progressing as rapidly as
could Dog expected Surgeon Chamber
lain completed the examination o. the
men Of Captain Wizards company yes
terday and commenced upon Captain
RoNes company.
Major Price has teicgraphed for anoth-
or surgeon 20 assist Or. Chamberlain but
has heard nothing FL reply to his mes
sage.
During the last two DAYS the soldiers
have observed very good order. They
awe tlcir sport occasionally and some
times arc punished for it. Thursday
AFTERNOON number Of men caught a dog
ana ttQ TIN can TO his tan. tho ami
NAL ran down the street for several
DOCKS when friendly telegraph pole re-
liered hiL of the can. Those guilty Of
this practice were marched In by the
guards and sont 10 their quarters.
The Provost Guard arc out every day
and this has had the effect or making the
men behave themselves better and return
TO their quarters more promptly
capt George b. Pegram. OF Company
81. Fourth Regiment. has sent MS resig-
nation Co the Secretary OF War.
Cart PeEram states that the reason
wh ch Influenced him 20 leave the service
was that DE wishes to get back to his
businesses ln me city, which needs him.
He had been I'm the employ of the Viz
sinia-Car0ma Chemical Company for
some time previous 20 the war
lie has also been in bad health 10Y
long time, brat recently DE had somewhat
improved though Do has not fully re-
covered. r. is Thought that relaxation
from the hari discipline Of military life
VIII restore him.
First Lieutenant William Z. Daughtrey.
rr e,fH etr.aa1 Can't be.gan Iirutou-
in Che regiment. During fhe absence Of
Captain Pe-rlm last summer Lieutenant
Qaugntrcr bad charge OF the company,
md demonstrated in The most cOnspicu-
ous manner his ability to handle g.
Second Lieutenant spencer VIII pr0Oa-
hlv be made Urst Lieutenant. and First
Sergeant Frank Filui.enshiD viii DE made
second lieutenant. All The non-c0Ms. Will
70 30 one grade.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
Rnr Association Renort.

Mr. Eugene c. Massie. Secretary and
soc.ation' has ready for distribution the
bound report Of the meeting held last
July at old Point
The report IS complete IN an o. ITS de-
tails. and from Typographical stand
point IS beautiful Engravngs OF the or
ator Of Inc occasion Senator George l..
Hoar. and Of several of the members who
died during The year adorn The pages. and
with these are scattered through the
book attractive views OF Old Point and
The Chamberlin Hotel.
The book is in every way, sp.enolg
one. and portrays the good taste and
ability OF Nj Massie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
THE EPISCOPAL
DIGNITARIES.
Continued from First rase)


Rev Byron Holley. South Carolina.
Rev Alfred Harding, Washing ION, -. c.
Rev. X. j. Hammond. Delaware
rev. Rogers Israel, Central Pcnnsylya-
MIA.
Rev. Il. L. Jones. Central Pennsylvania.
Rev. T.. W. Jewell. Marquette.
Rev. II. ~. Jones. Ohio.
Rev Frederick Keator, Chicago.
Rev r. i. Kramer. Colorado.
Rev John Kershaw. South Caroli1a.
Rey. J.. s Lines. Connecticut
Rev j. II. Lynch. Iowa.
Rev &. s. LelliugWel, Maine.
Rev. John = Lindsay Massachusetts.
Rev G. W Lemngwell, Quincy.
Rev NJ. p. Logan Southern Virginia.
Rev Fraacl5 Lobdel, western New
York
Rev. ". VI Marshall North Carolina
Rev. W II. Moreland. California.
Rev. O. II. Murphy. Easton.
hev. Thomas w MacIean. Michigan
Rev. L. f MacduG. Michigan.
Rev. John McCarroll, michigan.
Rev. g.. l.. Mauoy, Milwaukee,.
REV. C.. n Moher. Missouri.
Rev. A. J. Miller, New Jersey.
Rev. Taurens Mcclure, Plttsburg.
Rev. W. y. Maxon, Pittsburg.
Rev. Il. J. McBryde, South Virginia
Rev. 7. +. Martin. Tennessee.
Rev L. r. Mason. Virginia.
Rev. K. II. MoKim Washington ID. C.,
Conn.
Rev S. 5. Moore west Virginia.
Rev. H. p. Nichols. Minnesota
Rev. H. ". Nelson. Jr., West New
York.
REV. A. T. Porter South Carolina.
Rev. J. L. Patton, Tokyo.
Rev r. 4. Renouf, New Hampshire.
Rev. X. 3 Pestarick. Los Angeles.
Rev. L. W Salstontali. Connecticut.
Rev. Hudson Stuck, Dallas.
Rev. c. NJ Sturges Florida.
Rev. II. Percy Silver, Nebraska.
Rev. W s. Short Oregon.
Rev. A. Mackay-Smlth, Washington, ID.
c.
Rev. william Short, Missouri
Rev. A. c. J.. TreW, Los Angeles.
Rev. ". r. Taylor. Los Angeles.
Rev. p. IT, Whaley Florida.
Pev. F.. ". Worthlngton, Ohio
Rev c. d. Williams. Ohio.
Rev. Jos. C. Wright, Springfield.
Rev. Cornelius Walker Virginia.
LAY DELEGATES.
@. A. Asehman. West Virginia.
Hector Baxter. Minnesota.
George Briggs, Vermont
A. S. Browne. Washington.
T. Elton Bowers. Duluth.
p. G. Conover. New Jersey
William Collins. Easton.
Tracy y. Cary. Milwaukee.
Josiah Carpenter, New Hampshire.
G. NJ Clement. Pennsylvania.
Albert " Drown. California.
Annie Davenport, Maine.
G.. " barrow. Tennessee.
Robert Earl, Albany.
j. III. Fits. Alabama.
r. y. Fleming. Florida.
q. ]. Faulkner. South Virginia.
James J. Goodwin. Connecticut.
John NJ Glidien. Ma
Niles r. Gilbert, Springfield.
w. w. Hampton. Florida.
l.. L. Hubbard. Marquette.
T.. II. MogohoUsc Milwaukee.
Samue. Mather, Ohio.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Or. ]. c. Hiden. pastor Of Grove Ave-
nue. Baptist church. IS delivering a series
Of lectures on "The Sermon on the
Mount At the third lecture. delivered
last SUNDAY morning, there were 81 In the
class. He begins at 10 and closes al 1880
a. m.
The class is made Up Of adults, male and
female. Not a few per sons outside OF the
membership Of the church attend these
lectures.
They are open to the public, and are
delivered In the audience room OF Grove
Avenue church Any person can attend
them. and then 90 10 church where he
pleases
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
Meeting Of Teachers.

Or. Joseph W. southall. superintendent
of Public instruction, has returned from
o visit 10 Mathews county, where he
made an address before convention Of
teachers The meetings were continued
two days and great crowds Of people at
tended.
The doctor was much pleased with the
remarkable interest manifested IL edu-
cation in Tidewater lie rode across tne
country from West Point and passed on
his way to Mathews cisht school houses.
The doctor stopped at each one OF them
and talked to the pupils
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
NINTH DISTRICT POLITICS.
Nfessrs. Peters and Irvine Think Judge
Ehea WIN Win.

Former Senator II. G. Peters. Of Henry
county. now resident Of Bristol and
Former Delegate IL. Tate irvine, of Big
stone Gap. were in The city Yesterday.
They report tnat there is great interest
ST. the Ehea-Walker canvass in the Ninth
District A big vote viii DE polied ana
the gentlemen quoted think Rhea will
win. They say no is making ID very
brilliant light.
Senator Martin was SIN in town yester-
cay and received % number Of callers at
the Jcn srson Hotel. A few frieads from
outside the c!,y visited him.
Hon. D. T Th0rp was in the
city yesterday Accompanied 10y Col
ono ~. 10. Wickham nc went zap 90 the
ONCE ~ the Secretary of inc Common
wealth this morning and submitted his
name 10 be printed on the official bal
lots as q candidate for Congress IN the
Fourth district.
Mr. Thorp thinks his chances Of re-
election are frst-class. He has canvassed
every county and saws he viii get prac-
tically the solid Republican vote
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

morning he Will preach al the Faith
Presbyterian church." Baltimore, and IN
tho afternoon will dedicate the Bohem-
ian and MoraWan Presbyterian church
on Washington street. ia that city.
DR.. Witnerspoon's pulpit will be occu-
pied tomorrow morning by Or. strlck
Ter and 90 niglt by DR.. English Both Of
these divines are professors at Union,
Theological Seminary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Henrlco Sarah II. Chafiin 10 Virginia
Trust Company, all of the holstein COWS
on Chatsworth's farm upon certain con-
ditions. S.
william A Talley, William Lancaster,
vie. and John ". Tsiey 70 Alice S
Thompson. acres or Three Chopped
road, SJ2A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Assistant Postmaster John l.. Grubbs
has returned from Detroit where ne at
tended the convention OF postmasters.
From that city he went 10 Chicago and
was handsomely entertained by friends
there.
Tiis was the hrst coavertloa the post
masters haYe held. Ibey Iormed oer-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
Deem Run Hunt Grub.

The Deep Run Hunt Clubs hunting APP
polntlnenis for october are;
Saturday. october l0-kennels, p NJ.
Wednesday, October 19th-New Reser-
Noir. y. ".
SATURDAY.. october 22d-Chantllly. 4 T. NJ
"wednesday. october 26th-Fair Grounds
i. NJ.
Saturday, October 29th--Kennels. 4 P. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
HENRlC0 NEWS NOTES.
Two Robbers Sentenced 90 the Peni.
Tertiary.

Tertiary.
In t,7o' 1f6TTTico' County Court yesterday
william Walker AND John Jones. the negro
men who on September Sth. last. held up
and robbed Henry o. owdor. a small white
boy. Of a toy bank with money IN &c. were
tried. and sentenced TO the State peniten-
tiary for five years
Judge Wicilham vii, apply 90 Governor
Tyler 20 commute the sentence 10 i'm
pr.s0nmert FOB flc county 11il. as nvo
years in abe penitcnticry was tho iightest
sentence Judge Wickham could impose
or The accused under the law
The case OF Mr. Blenner trustee for
The Bennett estate. was continued in the
Tenrico Circuit Court YESTERDAY. The case
was adjourned over until this morning al
10 o'clock.
The home OF Miss Sally ParHngton. once
a famous actress was sold AZ public auc-
zion yesterday az Henrco Court by i.
Thompson Brown. FOR St0 The sale was
made 90 satisfy a note for 1884, and the
property was bid in by rev s. G. Hatch
er. pastor OF Denny-strcet Methodist
church. in Fulton Nfr. Hatcher purchas-
ed the property 20 be used as a home Cor
his parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Silas McBee, AshcvIile.
u. A. Mcrcur. G.. Pennsylvania
Vincent Neule. California.
j. Blackwell Phillips. Los Angeles.
Charles +. Parker Vermont.
H. c. Ranney. Ohio.
Frank spitiie, Oregon
J0nh &. stiness. Rhode Island.
Samuel -. Trimb.e, Colorado.
John r. Tripett, Missouri
Edward H. Temple, Vermont
W'nsow Upton, Rhode Island.
!. T. Van Wagenew. Newark.
Joseph Wilmer. virginia.
u. L. Virgins Tennessee.
John O.. Williams, Virginia.
William T.. walker, Western New YORK;
L.. Morgan Wood. Southern Ohio.
Archdeacon Jenries. Texas.
H. J Holcomb. New York.
Joshua Kimber, New York.
John s Gibson, West Nirsinla.
Henry Forester. Mexico
y. ". Wells. OF the "Churchmaa,'
New York
H. A. williamson. quincy.
r. T. Wnhors, Kew Mexico.
J. p. Pcndieton. New York.
y. b. Ramage. Dallas.
". " Raymond.
G.. W. shinn Massachusetts,.
". 4. Hatch. Missouri.
y p Harrington, Iowa
". Fallen. Arkansas.
Rev Mr.. Beatty. OF Kansas.
W. ". r. Cloves OF Montana.
A. J. Carpenter. Rhode Island.
y. w Dresser. Springfield.
l.. b. Martin, Indiana.
O. A. Morris. oklahoma
Fred T.. Stlmson, Kansas.
George T. Copeland Milwaukee.
J. -. Bosw0rth.
II. RI. Waters. Louisiana.
J. G.. Mcem. Brazil.
b. d. Harrison, Georgia.
T. A. Hoffman. New York
y. Y. Harris. Pennsylvania.
Frank II. Dudley, Texas.
James u. Wilkinson, Western Michigan
J. W. Macomb, Kansas.
SOME or THE CALLERS.
Among those who called were Rev. Or.
Moses ID. Hoge, Mrs. a. W. Weddell.
lir. Alex Weddell. Mr.. and Mrs. War
rington Wise, Mrs. J. r. Robinson. Mr..
Morgan Robinson, Miss Slaughter, Mrs.
Herbert Claiborne, Miss Lucy Clair At
xinson. Mrs. y. V. Randolph. Mrs. Jas.
Halscy. u philadelphia. daughter -
General Dabney Maury) Mrs. James
ltfNti 'A4HHhhf -'N-N'HN 1t%ft"
sion OF Vl'ginia, U. ID. c.; Miss II. Nor
rson. OF Philadelphia. Miss Anne {.
Bentley Lucy Coleman. Or. and Mrs.
Moses Hoge. Miss Lucy Coleman. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Aston Cabell. Mrs. Landonia
r. Dashlell Miss Roberta Dabney Minor.
Mrs. j. +. Dashiell. Mrs. Geo. A. Barks-
dale. Mrs. James Lamb. Mrs. Virgtnus
Hall. Mr. and Mrs. George 81. West. Mr..
and Mrs John 3. Lightfoot, Mrs Kate
VIM, Bishop c. c. Penick. Miss sallie
Stuart. Mrs Augustine Royal. Mrs. 3.
3. Hepburn. Of Hanover: Mrs. VIM. 7.
Robins Miss Gibson. Mrs. Reginald Gil
ham. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor. Mr..
AdoInhus Dnl. Mrs. John w. Gordon.
Mrs Matt Peasants. Miss virginia
Peasants. Mrs. Powers. Mrs w. NJ
Wade.
CHURCHMEN'S LEAGUE
The pilgrimage 10 jamestown Is made
under the auspices OF the Churchman'S
League. the Committee OF Arrangements
az Louis J. Davis. Melville
Church. 5. W. Tullock, Rev. pr. Ickim.
Rev. DR.. Mackey Smith. Or. III. ID. Fry.
w. w. Burdette Major V. W. Haexets.
Il. " LOCKER, Judge c. Cole. I. Holds
worth Gordon. Rev. r. l. W. Wood,
Rev W. 4. Turner r. Percy Myers. Rev.
Alfred Harding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
DR.. FRANKLIN'S LUCK,
Tie is Thought 20 Have Struck IL Rich
in Alaska.

Dr. r T. Franklin, who. according
20 the press dispatches from Seattle.
Washington. was one Of seven men who
we're the Arsl 10 ascend the Noatek river
in Alaska, Is one OF Bichmonds we'll
known young physicians lie had an
ONCE on west Main street and qracticed
his profession here Tor number OF years.
>; was less than a year ago that he de-
Ciled 90 pull up stakes and 20 10 the
sold fields OF Alaska lie stated then
that no expected 70 make a fortune. II
s. announce BY the press dispatches that
ne and Mr. D. II. Griflth. who is given
a. z native OF Rchmone discovered
Nalus5ie gold claims al Galor.ng Bay.
Dr. Franklin is a young man full Of
energy and push. He is quite popular Ia
gichmond. where he has many friends
who will be very Glad TO learn Of his
success u Is understood that he has
struck &c rich in Alaska
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

THE BEST sALvE In The world for
cuts. Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhslm.
Fever Sores. letter. ChapDed Hands
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satisfaction or money refunded. Price Is
cents per box. For sale By Owens d
Minor Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Major a. II. Drewry, ot Weslover, va.
taken suddenly 90 Thursday might at 81.
Luke's Home, where he had been spend
ing several days for treatment IL was
resting more easily last night, though
iu quite sick. Mrs. Drewry Is with
ni.n He will return home as soon as he
Is able 10 bear the Journey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Miss Mary Augusta Richardson, daugh-
Ter OF the late Mt and Mrs. George c.
Richardson. Of James City county. and
Mr.. Thomas !. Skinner, Will be married
al the residence OF Rev. J. +. Hutson, on
Laurel street. at 3 o'clock on the evening
of Wednesday next. Ny. Fred. Skinner
a brother OF the groom, will act as best
man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
City Committee Meets.

The City Democratic Committee met
az the Powhatan cub rooms las, night
brief session was held ana only mat
ters having reference to getting out the
Democratic vote IN Richmond were con-
sidered
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

manent association. The next meeting
WI! be held In Washington.
Mr Gruhbs says the hospitality OF Post
master Dickerson, OF Detroit. and all
other citizens OF that place who took part
In the entertainment OF the visitors could
not have been excelled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Mrs. sue Shield. widow Of Dr. william
H. Shield, who has been quite ill at her
residence. No. go east Franklin street
for some time. was somewhat better last
night.
Mrs Shield suffered a stroke OF paraiy-
sis some days ago and her condition is
regarded as serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Mr John Roach and Hrs. Hattie
Throckmorton VIII be married at Grace
Episcopal church GranW To-, Charles
city county, Va, on tomorrow at $3.50
p. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
Major Courtney Remains III.

Major 4. r. Courtney, while somewhat
improved. Is stu seriously ill lie has
not been able to sit up since he was taken
down few weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15
VIOLErs.yIOLETs,t

Violets and Chrysanthemums in any
quantity to-day at Mann & Brown, No.
3 west Bread street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

Rev Jere Wiiherspoo1. psetor OF Grace
Street Prethy t..lan church. left yester-
DAY morning Tor Baltimore. Tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

IF YOU HAVE ANY disease due 20 i'm
pure or impoverished blood Ike scrofula,
salt rneum. dyspepsia, or catarrh, you
should take Hoods Sarssparilla and he
promptly cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-15

HOODS PILLS are easy 20 toxic. easy
70 operate Cure indigestion, bi.lolsAess
.sc.
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Srsaturtns BARNES, toiter fra $50 til
So pr. gtre. Der piIot idaoan Or
islbeo blips ruinersnos.
Stummtt uelt Ct osrfor tommst
mere / Setragtrina iom 6%sOeniooa
for Sulpsut. Griarinq bar Osiaa Tart,
at noar tn Salp bar faaet bel NtsIt
tn IA Caess 1in, foo fan ben uoen
S!aos ardotois pGnnes til al ldoe iig
nsis mso Ftummst WsIt, osrium ben
brrttuane 6Iroe s%ritaitss meo nogst
tiIiparenos isotboIoigt Rpringsmics
bel, alIsrbsIit Mlaistprn % 6aprs.
Oct CT u1itsu utroligt, bppr inart
IN 9aIp fan Irres til al giere itg
Nntte al umaIet Sorn % oapre.
Strar / Seannoelien Tan bet pGre nots
iad bra at gips oisie / malet StIitanc,
men bet bebits sr al be lGre fig
til at tnaae bet, oa SoroFielian
Isttes ~betnosIig nsrpeo. ut Weltsn
gtoes pusfsIig BARN og / pprtioner,
iom bosrten sr for fore eGer for imau,
BET sr, bpao man MAD prsoe ii9 til.
0eriom adIpsr piier 5ean til at faa
Lett Gin, ina mda Der tndgpes az pda
gortionsrne bdaos al W(elt og Sorn;
bet er pfts mere 5ure pet at gioe for
meget sno ~forlioet.