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Mhx Ghinarnan Eat Rata.

The Lahore Qndia) Tribune quotes q Chinaman's explanation of the use of rats for food purposes as follows: What carrot is to horses coat rat is to the human hair. Neither fact can be explained, but every horseman knows that regimen of carrots will make his stud smooth and lustrous as velvet, and the Chinese, especially the women, know that rats used as food will stop the falling out of hair and make the locks soft, silky and beauti- ful. I have seen it tried many times"
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TIE ITALIAN LYNCHING
Assuming a more Serious Inter
 national Phase.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The inter- national phase of the Italian lynch ings in Louisiana has assumed a rather more serious aspect, as a re- suit of several official reports re- ceiyed here. These show that the Italian officials on the scene believe four of the five men lynched were italian subjects in the fullest sense.
 W bile the reports are not final, the Italian authorities have no doubt that they will be borne out by the inquiries now in progress, and it is to remove all possible doubt that marquis Roano, of the Italian embassy, has gone 10 Louisiana. He has been commissioned as consul to New Orleans, owing to the ab- sence of the consul on leave, and in that capacity he will go to Tallulah and make a careful investigation.
 The Italian authorities have also taken note of the statement attrib. uted to Dr. Hodges, whose assault led up to the lynehing. This states that after the assault be walked away, indicating that the offense was not of character to warrant the lynching of five persons.
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AN INNS SECRET.
sample of How warrants Were Prepared
 In Old Times.

In Old Times
 During the work of rebuilding the Royal Bull hotel of Dartford, England, an old hostelry and landmark, some in- teresting discoveries were made last month, says the Baltimore Sun. In f773 a murder had been committed at the house and the body disappeared mysteriously. A skeleton now dug up, three feet below the flooring of an old cellar. leads to the belief that it was the remains of the victim of the tra- gedy. 4 secret staircase was brought to light, and, as this communicates by invisible doors in the walls of the cell lar with the room in which the tragedy occurred, it strengthens the belief that the body was taken down the stair case and buried. At the same time a number of death warrants, bearing the signature of Portland, minister Of George III. were found in the panels of the walls in which the murder was committed How documents of this character got into so strange hiding place is matter for conjecture. One. dated June, 17S8, is a good sample of how warrants were prepared in those days. It reads: Whereas, James O'Coigley, having been attained of high treason and had sentence passed upon him to be drawn upon hurdle to the place of execution and to be hanged by the neck, but not until he is dead, but that. being alive he shall be taken down and bis bowels taken out and burnt before his face, that his head shall be severed from his body and his body divided into four parts, and that his head and body shall be disposed of as we think fit, and where as we think fit to remit that part of the sentence directing the burning of his bowels and dividing the body into four parts. our will and pleasure Is that be shall be drawn and hanged and have his head severed from his body"
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THE PINE BLUFF STATE FAIR

3 4A 1 AAA A< 1gAN V & - f~ @
 This enterprise means much tt Arkansas and her citizens, and es- pecially so does the success of this undertaking mean much to Pine Bluff and Jefferson county.
 With the prop4r assistance from the citizens of this city and county, thls fair will, in course of time, be looked forward to, by the citizens of this State, as the most important event that takes place within it's borders. Why? Beeause Fair does much in advertising State in every branch of industry, it's miner als, it's agriculture, its manufactur- ing facilities and in fact everything of advantage to a State and it's peo- pie are brought out and shown at a State Fair, such as the directors and officers of our Fair Association hope to bring our October Fair up to.
 They can only be successful by the hearty cooperation of the citizens Of this community The officers of this association are not paid officials, they are only lending their time in making this Fair success for the benefits derived therefrom, If eY. cry citizen of this section would aid them, no matter of how little conse- quence his assistance might be, the success of this enterprise would be assured.
 Encourage the directors by as- sisting them in their work and the Pine Bluff State Fair will be an at traction for the citizens o; Arkansas for years to come. New buildings are going to be erected, the race track is to be put in the very best condition, horses, with excellent recoras, from all over the country will be brought here, and hundreds of other attractions of equal impor- tance vii. be among the many en- tertaining features, and if the citi- aens of Jefferson county will do the right thing by the Fair Association, the Pine Bluff State Fair will be g ''howling success. "
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RAILS SPREAD
And the Iron Mountain Railroad
 Lost Two Valuable Cars.

This afternoon about 2;30 a'eloek when an engine was transferring four box cars from side track of the Iror Mountain road near the de pot to the main track, the rails spread just as the last two cars were passing over the ravine trestie and both were thrown from their trucks into the rayine and were de molisned. The second car of the train of four left it's rear trucks but did not Jump the track.
 The demolished cars were valued at $90O. They contained corn and oats which were being delivered at the time Of the accident to the Flow Ter Commission Company. Mr. Fowler's loss is about $200.
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I3is Known fact, and it will be more clearly demonstrated during the coming winter months, that Pine Bluff cannot do without an opera house. Pine Bluff IS no "slow poke. We have the name through out the South for being city of "push, but we will certainly lose our we'll earned reputation if some : thing is not done for the erection of an amusement building.
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5emt> TQeeRIp Graphic.

While many cities in the Union are struggling with strikes, panics, sunstrokes and epidemics, Pine Bluff and vicinity is enjoying an era of prosperity. Move to Pine Bluff
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-08-05

Ten millionaites of New York City have formed molasses trust, with capital of $2O, GOO, ,OOO. They will certainly get "run" for their money this hot weather, and their enterprise will. in all probability, ''stick.
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The State candidate who wishes 10 carry Jefferson county would add greatly to his popularity Tn the county by concIudiog his campaign speeches with the announcement, "Go to the Pine Bluff State Fair in October.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

AN ORDINANCE APPROVED SEP
TENDER De-. $500 GRANTING PER
MISSION no THE SOUTHERN THE
ATRE COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT A
cOVERED-WAY IN FRONT OF THE
ACADEMY or MUSIC. OK EIGHTH
STREET BETWEEN GRACE AND
FRANKLIN STREETS.
Re 10 ordained by the Council of the cily
OF n chmond. I. That permission Us Aeieoy
granted the Southern lntat-e N4i"4tt-
Subject to the conditions herein contained
to erect and construct "a 0Ferad-"ty in
front ~ the main entrance doors OF tNe
building Oh the east slgc ui f---ulN street
6erwee1 Grace and Franklin streets,
known as the Academy az MUSIC same
being theatre. said coNered-"d5 20 exc
tend across the dew1iN ana NOT 10 tA-
ceS" STA 1ote.ed-way shan not be more
than ten feet above the sidewalk on tne
north side. nor more tIah cen Iert SIX
inches above the side" a-h on tne a'u'n
SIDE. and as 90 location, SEE p.aii mas
nor and materials of construction o. shall
h. constructed subject t0 the approval OF
the Cty Engineer.
al any time Doe SUBJECT 20 amy ann NOM li-
or revocation by the CITY Council Upon
y ,e,ocaff1u ar Amendment of said per-
,,,fes. ou the Southern Theatre company,
rr arv eubseCueut owner or owners OK
said theatre. shan INN. uiate.y CONFORM
~ stch amendment or revocation.
The sad permission is given subject
10 the condition that the Southern Th ea-
the Company. or any subsequent owner
We ,,.,,.rs of said theatre viii indemnify.
Dysir,btrse and save harmless the city
nj Richmond for any charges damages or
caets that the said city may De required
r,v, bv reason OF amy person being IN
to,rssJ ar ddmaged m any way In property
o or person by said covered-way. -,
20 .H|IfH "a
sfers az this ordinance. or any
amendment or revocation thereof or any
REQUIREMENT made hereunder me South
ern Theatre company. or NY subsequent
owner or owners Of said theatre, shaA be
liable TO a fine of not less than ten nor
more than one hundred dollars, each day s
failure 10 be a separate offence.
q. All ordinances or parts OF ordinances
are hereby repealed so FAR as the same
may conf q herewith.
This ordinance shall be IN force from
Ats passage. BEN 7. AUGUST.
sel9 City Clerk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
MAY LOSE HER PRINCE
The Father of Miss Swift, Of Chicago,
Threatens 10 Dislnhcrit.

CHICAGO. Sept. 4.-The Tmes-Hefald
says:
Prince Alexis Karageoriyich of servia. is
a sutton for the hand OK Miss Mabelle
swift. only child Of H. C.. Swift, of ibis
city. While IN Paris Mss Reed The SIS
ter Of the late Mrs. Paran stevens, intro
duced the prince and The hei.ess The
princes wooing resulted IN Miss swift s
consent to an engagement pending ihe
ratification of the match by her parents.
A radical objection by Mr. swift. how
ever, to ratify'ng the choice of his daueh-
ter's heart IS the danger at some future
time of her being proclaimed merely a
morcanauc wife I'm case of the elevation
Of Prince Alexis TO the throne of Servia.
Remembering the fate of Betsy Patier-
son. whose marriage 90 jerome Bouaparte
brought so much SD into hls life. Mr. swift
threatens to disinherit his daughter If She
persists IN her love f0r the prince.
Miss Swift is about twenty-five years
Of age. With her cousin. Miss Adelaide
Murphy. or san Francisco, she was pre-
scented at Queen Victorias spring drawing
room. and &c is said was considered the
handsomest young woman in that disun-
guished gathering
Prince Alexis ls over forty years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
THE TIMES: RICHMOND VA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 90 1890

controversy. Captain Fountain Beaite,
OF Fairfax one Of the Survivors OF
Mosby's command. has just written
lengthy letter against locating the memo
rial In a cemetery He replies ~ Colonel
W. Ben. Palmer Of Richmond. command
or OF the Mosby camp. and states That
Colonel Palmers explanation or why the
executive committee decided upon me po-
sition in the cemetery shows That the
commander realizes having made q mis-
take
Captain Beaiue states that he made
visit 10 Front Royal 20 INFORM himself az
10 the location and what efforts had peen
made 10 secure another and more sultAoie
spot lie asserts that the supervisors OF
Warren county cheerfully offered inc use
OF any site the committee might select ih
the county court yard.
Captain Beaitie. continuing. argues h
favor OF what is known as me SiI'eN.ei
triangle az the intersection oi streets go
ing toward Rlverton. and asserts that
prominent citizens gave assurance that DO
this spot were chosen they would pay for
the ground and incl0se and heautfy The
monument These facts. the captain
claims. are sufficient answers 90 The conten-
ton that the cemetery location was select
cd for want of a better place The writer
goes on to say thar DE had personally
seen many citizens q Front Royal and
had found but four who were In favor OF
what Captain Beatte desienaies as the
graveyard location
'.The object OF the m0numo Mt the
writer continues "1s 70 keep alive. fresh
and green the memory Of our comrades.
and this Will be- entirely defeated u placed
where only dead men can see IT,
As 10 removing the monument from Us
present situation. the writer says III Us
never too late 20 reciify wrons, and II IS
10 be hoped that this matter 'may be-
brought 10 the attention OF the camp The
trivial expense necessary for The removal
Of the monument IS as nothing compared
with the inoxpressibie injustice done 10
the memory Of our comrades hy reiegating
their memories 10 the shades Of Oblivion
or what IS as near 90 this as can oe done.
burying the monument in a graveyard. ~
Washington star.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
CITY ORDINANCES.

- "a
BAN ORDINANCE APPROVED SEP
. TENDER Is. $500 GRANTING PER
MISSION TO THE SOUTHERN RAIL
WAY COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT \
TRACK FROM ITS PRESENT TEX
MINUS OK CARY STREET bE-
TWEEN TWENTY-THlRD AND
TWENTY FOURTH STREETS, TO
CARY AND EIGHTEENTH STREETS.
BE 10 ordained by the Council OF the etty
of Richmond. THAT pc mis- ION pe, ana l.i Wy.
same is hereby granted the 9on1''l,
Railway Company a corporation, 10 COM
-truct on which may be- operated WIN ait
c-sary cars and engines. unucI we
condition and terms hereinafter ael lo- 'l''
railroad track on siding beginning "-
the terminus Of It's existing lidDhf Vi
cary street between Twenty -tnnu anu
Twenty-f0urth streets, 10 cary anu
Eighteenth streets.
l. The said company shall construcl IT'S
track from its present terminus on cary
street. between Twenty -thud and lWeuly-
fourth streets. along the north aide ol
said Cary street, keeping the norlh ran
of said track parallel with and about TWO
feet south OF the north curD llue OF 7aiH
Cary street, Co the cas-, line of Eisnleelti
street the said track Go Oe placed t1 Fulu
grades as may Doe designated ny iNe Guy
Engineer and the ao0Ve track shall De-
competed from IT'S present terminus 10
the west SIDE OF IWent}-aeroNH sttet ~
october 1, 1899. and lhe remainder OF sall
track TO be completed Go -ishIeenih slie-t
by December ]. leto
D No car shall De allowed t0 stand
loaded or tnIoldad ON any intprseO t.re
street nor shall any iNtersecUne street be-
closed or blocked bv reason of ears being
r1o,ed across tho same $50 as % impede
-,,tlie travel ami tho hours during which
80, 't.,5 o,, Said fr5rL Shall ba gov-
49, t ,.L ,,,i-r .s md, Dr.. f9fi down
49, 80 g. ti,,. h,, fh. Cor,t,fffre On
s, IN .''''- ~ '''''0
.. Tho said railway company shau re-
place and repair - mucn OF -ald 7tie.'
as may Doe injured p} lne la5 Jug or 7t'"
track, and keep lhe same il Dt.-'' lt-
pair pave ana repdte Le-" cen l.' i,...
ana lWo leel "H t'.- ...., -,I
ever we CIV 7h-'. ~, '''" -N-.''''
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.. Lhe $3.50 tail".tts .o.'p'iit ..a v.l..-i.
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ld4 5"b OI 9'4H 'l'.-' ~ i.f'i, i tbe
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opih.,o3n OF We Dlly LIi 5lI.eei. ...,.....i
-. me salu utch 7Iet pr l,.-1.'
pm the oe7l HtHHti' " i'i DHN E -
situer Iali7 ana coiicl cue 'o''''t p. ll''', ..'
dA OF HhNH. "- ID i.'". "-.
ner ana materals or consul ID.l h s'l
pc ldlu subject To 1"e "PploFaI vi -''' N'.'
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49, u. fc' '..gli '-.' -, -. '.,..,, t,,,.,.
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u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
TRUsTEEs SALE
THE DESIRABLE
2-StOTy and Easement Dwelling
No. lilo Chaffin Street.

IS virtue Of the provisions u a certain
deed of trust. dated January ~. lol5. ana
or record in the clerk Office 81 X chm1nd
Ch1ncery Court. d. p. ~ r., page iHi.
default having been made IN the payment
OF certain notes therein secured. ana ne
ing required $50 Co do / viii sell. by public
auction on the premises IN
FRIDAY. SEPT EMBEk p. lStl
az = o'clock f. NJ. the NEAT DM ELL
ING. NO. lffg CHAFFlN STREET. con-
talnlna rooms The lot bcsins 80 feet G
I....~ rl. uI hr--rgO street. ana runs
.n an easterl, direction along the south
line Of Chann street and fronts thereon
80 feet thence back along It's eAstctn
line 73 foet. tho western line running back
Trceu'1rly.
Tie dwelling is well built, and will com
manI good tenants at a paying rental.
Attend DO sale and secure bargain.
TERMS. Cash sufficient 90 pay expenses
of sale. any taxes that may be- due an0
10 pay note OF 500, with interest
thereon from January ~. lSH naldnce al
twelve months &. l.. DENyVN,
CT XII l.. Denoon. Auctioneers. SELF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

Office Virginia Conduit COMPANY.

Office Virginia Conduit Company
sl4 Bank street.
WILL BE KEoElNE ED IN
iii Monday, September %. 1882 az II
o'clock, for furnishing according 90 PAL
terms now on exhibition az our ONCE.
castings Of Nokes. 4 Bars, Rails.
Hand-Hole Boxes, Fish Plates, and An
gle Washers for jenkins Underground
Conduit. Bidders can bid for the cast
ings by the pound or as whole. and
state the quickest time they can deliver
under forfeiture for delay. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids. Ad-
dress bids 10
ANDREW PIZZINT. Jr..
General Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
By A. I. Adamson.
cal Estate Auct.onecr. Manchester, Va

EAeAl A--..A.- -hHi'NtH''"-f
- RrsTEEs AUCTION SALE or A
| HIGHLY IMPROVED TRUCK
FARM CONTAINING EIGHTEEN
ACREs FRONTING OF THE WAR
WICK ROAD ABOUT THREE MILES
FROM MANCHESTER IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. VA.
By virtue of deed Of trust from Alden
l. Campbell and others. dated May 3,
Dg7. and recorded in the clerks Office Of
Chesterfield County Court in ID. b.. 49,,
PAGE Z-l. default having been made In
the payment OF the note secured thereby
nnd being directed so 10 do by the holder
thereof. ] wul sen no public auction on
The premises ON
TUESDAY. TIE 9th DAY or SEP
TENDER 1a9 AT O'CLOCK p. NJ.
the above farm. containing Is acres.
fronting ON the Warwick road near the
Broad Rock Road and adjoining the
lands of Mrs Celia Campbell George
Campbell. and others Land IS rich. lies
we'll and iu very attractive neighbour
hood.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay costs
OF executing this trust taxes. and 20
pay the said note of 1922. together with
Interest thereon from May 10. 1899. The
balance uD0n such terms as will be am
nounced at the sale.
a. j.. ADAMsON, Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
nYnllerI-n,rlnnN DID.

CHICAGO. September 2l.-The man who,
under the name "Na.t.r La"ion,' yes
terday inflicted fatal injuries upon Fred
crick j. Fubert. the aged cashier OF "a
private hank IN Paiatine. town near
here. died to-day from a gun shot wound
sustained IN Il struggle with Farmer
Plagee who tried 10 rescue Hilbert from
his assailant. Fubert is suu unconscious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
J.. b. Elan g. Co.,
Real Estate AuctIoneers.
r RUsTEEs SALE
! BY
PUBLIC AUCTION OF THOSE WELL
LOCATED AND SlBSIAN-
TALLY BUILT
TTO-St0Ty Frame Dwellings,
Nos. az and mg North first street.


i'm execution OF certain deed of trust
dated February 3d. 1895. ana recorded I'D
d. h.. 1856 "B page it-, Richmond Chan-
Gerry Court the undersigned, trustee, Will
sell. by public auction. ON tine premises. on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER -, layJ.
at 3 O'Clock p ~. the REAL ESTATE de-
soribod DUB said deed as fronting 39.2Nl"V
feet ON the east side OF FIRST street, be-
tween Federal and Coutts streets, ana
having thereon two tW0-story, hFe-foom
frame dwellings. with city water This is
wcI-.0cated property and can be made a
ro0d-raying investment. They Will be
sold either separately on as a whole as
may appear best az time of sale.
TERMS. Cash as 90 expenses ot sale.
faxes to day OF sale. and the sum OF
,I54J. with interest llcreon from August
fo 1870. and the residue III any by a
NEGOTIABLE note at twelve months win
interest added. and secured by "a deed OF
trust or al cash, az the option Of the
r,lr,farer WILLIAM HOIST
Trustee.
q, r-r,,, q. Ga. Auotioneers SEQ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
LIQUID AIR.

Apparatus for the manufacture OF liquid
air, and FOR It's various utilzatlons in Bee
plants, cold storage warehouses. brew
cries. cars. chemical works. factories OF
all kinds. mines. etcl. may be obtained
from the AMERICAN LIQUID AIR con-
PANY, Broadway, New York city y y.
seg2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
Lot AND POUND.

LOST. on MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
Ninth and Twelfth, or probably at Muir
phys lunch counter, No. ZIG east Main
street. a RED LEATHER POCKET
BOOK. containing a number or bank
notes. checks and papers. Finder will
be literally rewarded by returning same
to L. c, L.. care The Times office. seq
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

Just received Blue Point oysters; first
OF the season.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

Rv c. l. e. N. l. Deno0n,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOucers,
s2f Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
WOOcLEY SCHOOL.

MISS a. T. DANIEL. Principal
This school opens in Washington the
lst Of October Apply for circulars al
WOODLEN. Washington. ID. g.. SOS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
THE FRONT ROYAL MONUMENT.
Captain Beattic Writes Against Its
Location Ia a Cemetery.

Although the monument TO commemo-
rate the death OF seven of Mosbys men at
Front Royal Va, has been set up and
will be unveiled in that town Saturday
the go instant. leaders in the opposition
to the site selected are keeping alive the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
TOR RENT.

II CAN MN 4.
222 Harrison street. twelve rooms: all
modern improvements and IN nrst-clas5
order. Il. b. CHAFFIN * CO. Inc.
seq No. ] north Tenth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

WANTED A WHITE WOMAN TO
cook and clean for small family. ADJ
dress G. L. & IT. J.. DEMON, S2l east
Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22
THE CAREER OF /!
jos. BLACKBURN
Ore Of the Most interesting Men in
Kentucky.
ALWAYS PETTeD AND SPOILED.
ror a Third OF a Century He Has Been
Favorite Child Of the Old
Commemorative
for Re Election.

This IL the campaign that either makes
or breaks tho Hon. Joseph c. 5. Black
burn. The Hon william Goebol is a very
adro!t politician. Recently the country
has heard a good deal about him. and the
country IL liable to hear a good deal more
before the new century fuihls It's hrst
lustrum. The most consumnate game OF
politics Goebe ever played was "hen ne
managed TO get an Of the Blackburn
eggs In the Goebel basket The day he
did fhat-and 81 was about three years
ago he became the leader Of the Ken
lucky Democracy. Politics makes strange
6ed.feuows II Gocbel IS beaten Black
burn will be beaten Joseph knows that,
and even 4 ho were likely to forget IT,
soebel viii remind him Of IL at every rla-
ing OF the sun and the going down there
OF.
4 glance al the career Of Joe Blackburn
the most picturesque figure Of al the
public men OF KENTUCKY OF TINS gen
Grafton. should be interesting. There is
70 prettler town IN all the State than
versailles. IL is In the heart OF the famed
blue Grass within striking distance OF
Frankfort. Lexington. and Georgetown
II IS an old-fashioned town. the houses
large and square. the yards ample and
blooming The streets are lisuess and the
eornors shady. Everything is redolent
OF hospitality. good fellowship, and good
cheer. IL Is in Wooddord County the
asparagus bed Of he blue grass It's bar
has long been famous for learning and
eioquence Ia a cross street. one square
rom the Court House, there IS a dngy
little building from which hangs newly
rainted sign bearing this device:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

l. OR RENT.
ST. east Cary street. u rooms. all modern
Improvements. I'm good order.
sell r. b. CHAFFlN & co. Inc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

The Confederate Museum

TWELFTH AND CLAl STREETS.
Open daily from A. ~. to j.. 81.
Admission. - cents. gree on satur-
eeys. aei5-ly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

WANTED FURNITURE or ALL
kinds. Carpets. Bedding, Pianos ana
entire household goods. Highest ca-h
price given for same. Also stocks ot
An descriDtfon bought such az groceries.
ci9srs and tobacco. FURNITURE
BIryER Office OBS east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-22

BY J. b. ELAN e. Co..
Real Estate Auctionoers-