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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-23

Bryan wheels into the new
century ahead of all rival towns on
cotton receipts and volume Of bust.
meas
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-23
FRIDAY, DECEMBER %, 1899.

The wiley Beers are waiting to
take fall out of Roberts and
Kitchener.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-23
Special Notice.

Mrs. A. +. sieinsman, with Sprague,
Warner & Co., had date 10 exhibit
Ferndale canned and bottle goods,
sold by John CLANCY Kernole, but the
bad weather prevented. Ferndale
goods are made by sprague, Warner K
Co., the same firm who make Batavia,
the goods Mrs. steinsman has been ex'
hibiiing. Call and see Ferndale good.
and get prices on same. They are tn,
best. John CLANCY Kernole, Is
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-23

Premium hams and fresh hipment OF
crackers at Cole Bros. 10
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-23

Call for White Crest flour, at Jno. VI
Lawrence & Cos. db
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-12-23

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
GLADSTONES STERILIZED EN-
TRACT MALE

IS the Best Tonic known where a Malt
Tonic is indicated Persons with weak
sfomachs and poor digestion will find this
pure Extract Malt Sterillzed Just the thing
they need TO aid digestion and give
healthy tone 20 the stomach
when Alcoholic TONES injure the
stomach ana fail to cure Exhaustion.
weakness and Chronic Debility. the
Gladstone Sterilzed Malt Extracts. by
gently stimulating the digestion. toning
no the stomach and causing the proper
assimilating Of food dispels all weakness.
increases the appetite and builds up the
whole system.
In Malnutrition. Sleeplessness and Ner-
vOus Exhaustion. Gladstone ,Sterllized
Extract Malt will give sure and perma-
nent relief owens & Minor Drug Com
panv. Virginia sales agents.
have failed 20 cure you and YOU begin
10 despair Of ever getting well OF that
blood trouble take Or. Davids Iodo-Fer-
rated Salsaparilla In some cases Of
rheumatism 50 seems 20 work wonders
n cures old sores. scrofula and all blood
and skin diseases. Remember the kind
DR. David's ldo-Ferrated Sarsaparilla
Best or earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
SICK HEADACHE CURED

and IT'S return prevented by using DR..
David's Liver Pills. They cure constipa-
ton. biliousness. dyspepsia and all stom-
ach and liver troubles. All the above dis
eases are symptoms Of a disoreded liver,
which. If properly treated with DR.. Da-
vids Liver Pills. will be brought TO per-
form its proper functions in an easy and
healthfm way. and thus make the pa
tient strong and healthy
Don't waste time trying temporary pal
latives but take at once DR. David
Liver pills. that operate directly on the
liver withou, any harmful results.
Children as we'll as grown people can
take Dr. David's Liver Pills with equal
benefit.
DR.. Davids Liver Pills taken by direc-
lions. will cure dyspepsia. causing the
food so properly digest and asslmilate.
They act pleasant are harmless and very
effective Price % cents a box o pills.
Meet your friends at The Meyer Store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
He Snake in Parallels.

"IIe spake in parallels" lie showed us
where
rne rim Of some new country met the
sea,
But left us TO explore its mystery;
We catch a glimpse Of distant peaks that
stare
Up at the sleepless stars which nightly
flare
Their signal fires throughout inhnity'
We touch the shore and on We run 20
sec
Enticing wales surprising Already,
Thrice eager as a child. We hardly
pause
SO prodlgal the place with treasure
stored.
So beautiful each mead with flowers be-
dight--
cause
We deem our new-found country all ex-
plored.
When loi stul higher peaks hash on our
sigh
j. w. plercy in Philadelphia Press
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
RAGS AND TAGS OF ROYALTY.
Semi Annual Auction Of the Garments
Of q Queen.

or queen.
Queens are sometimes as economical as
other and poorer women. Queen Marshe-
rita of Italy holds twice year AT lhe
Ouirinal "a sale Of her old dresses Tier
majesty of course. does not auction them
off IN person or haggle with purchasers
over the price Of them. Indeed. me -a rs
are said 10 have been perquisiie 'i her
head maid. who received them from ihe
0ueen. but there has always Dech p De-
lief i'm Rome that some part Of The large
sums realized at these sales did not sion
az the royal maid. but went higher ZIP.
Americans are said 20 have been always
the best purchasers at these sales, as they
would pay high prices for a souvenir ot
the Queen Probably American women
would not have cared for the dresses for
any other purpose. queen Mareheriia is
not one Of the Weii-dros~ed royailsts OF
Europe. That can be we'll enough eX-
plainCd bv the fact that her maid buys
an her gowns for her. Queen Marghe-
rita even has her hats trimmed by her
maid. and they are such temporary az
fairs that a new one Is rugged up for
majesty every time she goes out That
no bonnets have ever figured I'm the old
clothes sales at the Quirinal always plz-
zled the public until the dismissal OF me
queens former maid brought out this
cause one day this maid. who had for
wears attended TO all the queens pur-
chases was no.. and one OF the maids %
honor went to the tradesman she recon-
mended from her sick bed. lie demanded
500 for light cotton gown. The lady
was astonished az the price and protested.
For the queen the price is 500. the
tailor explained, " and the same sum is
paid always as commission 10 Peppina."
This was the name Of the woman who
had been so long in her majesty's service.
anu had for years bought all her clothes
or ordered them sent from the shops.
The story told by the tailor led 10 the
instant dismissal OF Peppina.-Chicago
Chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
TREASURER WORTH
MUST BE LOSER.
He will Have to Make Good Morgan
ton Asylum Money.
SILVER FOR REV. DR.. MARSHALL.
I:aleigh Preachers Inveigh Against
the Vaudeville at the Park-Rail-
roads Preparing a Sensation as
To Tax assessments.

RALEIGH. y. c.. July Special
Treasurer Worth has had the case Of The
money deposited in the Morganion Bank
for the Alorganton Asylum decided. lie
ccntended that the asylum ought 20 lose
the 1858. as it had already passed OUT OF
his hands. The asylum directors claim
ed they had never had the money so th''
10 was moi their loss. Now the Altoinc|-
General decides against the state treas
urer and the asylum will get the money.
Tomorrow morning 40 Christ church
there will be a special service mere COM
mem0rating the twenty fifth anniversary
of Rev. Dr. Mar.haiIs pastorate. during
The services some handsome, pieces oil sIl-
yer will be given the rector oy MS con-
gregation.
SCHOOL SUPERVISOR.
The County Board OF Education met
yesterday and elected Rev. w. @. Gem
ents school supervisor 90 succeed MI
W. IL Norris.
The street car company has been Civ
ing free shows out at the park and mas
made money on the crowds.
In the churches Sunday many or the
ministers preached against the show
claiming that the exhibition was demor-
olizlng
The railroads are preparing a big sem
sation as 10 the tax question 10 VIII
De claimed that the railroads have lheH
property valued now nearly 40 what II
really Is. than any other class of pro.
perty and that this is m violation of
The constitution which says the taxes
shall be uniform. Taxes of individuals
VIII be given in support of this charge.
DUPLICATE STATUES.
II is suggested that the cast of the
statue Of Vance be made so that one
can be placed I'm Charlotte one in Ashe-
Vile and one in the rotunda of The capi-
t0l at Washington.
The Board OF Aldermen will not pay the
fun charges Of the water company for
the bad water furnished January Febru-
AIRY and March when there iwas so much
alum and sulphuric acid in the water as
10 make it dangerous
Mrs A. @. Holiday S. sim desperately
400 at her home in West Raleigh and all
hope of her recovery is given mp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
COURT SALE
COURT SALE
Attractive villa Sites
and Granite QuarrI8S
IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR Duh
BARTON,
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD,
CONTAINING N ALL 1913 50-loo
ACRES
BEING A SUBDIVISION OF I'M
FARM FORMERLY OWNED BY
THE LATE i. a.
SCHULTZ.

By virtue of a decree Of nenrico Cir
cult Court entered June p, 1873, III the
suit of Peter Copeland and vile vs.. y. >.
Chewing ct ais, Trustees, ct ais, tNs
UNDERSIGNED special commissioners tHeit-
by appointed for the purpose Wlll SELL D.
auction upon the premises. on
THURSDAY. JULY 20, 1899,
at 3 o'clock T.. NJ, the above NALUA-
gLE REAL ESTATE, lying between
BlOomingdale Stock Farm dnd DUNBAR
ton. about four miles north az kicAmond,
ON the south side OF the county iodd- 4 ms
property has been subdivlded, and VIII De
oo'ered Tor sale n FlNE-ACRE LOTS.
each fronting on the new county road,
and running back towards me BROOK.
This sale offers tine oppOiluHit 10 t-o9c
wishing 10 combine city with country Hie.
The initiafOry has already Decn madt. III
that several prominent gentlemen rams
act their business i'm the ivy ""N go
I'm this locality. The rear portion or tHia
property. along the Brook, Us conn ueluy
supnOsed 10 contain extensive ana mex
haustiye granite deposits, being q VEN or
the valuable quarry now owned ana Ope-
rated bv Peter Copeland, VIII ne oleted
separate. After the above properly hd9
been offered in subdivisions as lpd4c.teu'
IL will then be offered as "a Naols. 1.e's
of he property can be seen al the once
~ the landowners and also at the sale.
This Is an unusual opportunity 10 bly
fertile land convenient Of access 10 klcn-
rnoud either by daily trains, electric cars,
or by private conveyance.
TERMS. One-third cdsh, the rescue IN
f,so a0ual instruments at one and two
,sers with interest added from day N
sale FOR which notes are 90 Doe given and
tile retained until the whole purchase
money is paid and conveyance Us ordered
nv the Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
EPlGRAMS ON WOMAN.
Some of the Good and Bitter Things
Said About the Sex.

Said About the sen
Suppcse an the complimentary and bite
ter things ever said Of women were COLI
lected. no library would hold the numotr
Of volumes. for woman seems always 10
have inspired mans writings as has good
or evil genius.
The few epigrams cited here. collected
at random. may DE of Interest. fHst'
there are the pleasant words. Coniicius
SAYS Woman is the masterpiece; 'terl-
or. Woman is the crown OF creation,
Voltaire. Women teach as repose, clNii'
itv and dignity" Richter says. no ma
can live piously or die righteously without
a woman" Beecher, Women are a new
race. recreated since the world received
Christianity" y. j. Willis thinks me
sweetest thing in life is the unc.oJded
welcome of "a WIFE Mchelet remarks
that woman SIS the Sunday of mAn-n't
his repCse only. but his joy. the sut OF ms
life" Naltaire also said "All the rea-
sonings Of man were NOT worth one sehu-
ment OF women Saville. Women nave
more strength I'm their looks than we
have in our laws. and more power hy
their tears than We have by our arsu-
ments.
Turning to adverse criticism. Lady
Montague says: "lt goes far toward 'e-
concuing me 90 being a woman when /
regeot that I am thus in no danger Of
marrying one"-as clever and witty ana
hitter a remark as ever was made. Ia
Nontaine says: Foxes are all iaii. Wo-
men an tongue" Boucicault wishes that
adam had died with all the ribs his
body" Victor Hugo is very bitter assert
ing that women detest the serpent
through professional jealousy S1u,aey
remarks There are three thines "a wise
man will not trust-the wind. The SUM
shine of an April day. and woman s
pughted faith" Swift tells us the "Rea-
son why so few marriages arc happy Is
because young ladies spend their time ~
making nets not in making cages. .-
VOGUE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
HENRY VIr'S LOVE LETTERS.
One OF His EpiStles 10 Anne Boieyn
Now First Published.

PHOTOGRAPHIC reproductions have been
made recently OF various ancient arch
ives In the vatican library In Rome. par
tlcularly those that bear upon the cpl
eodes Of early English history. Sir Ben
jamln Stone. VI. r.. was the lucky man
10 obtain special permission 20 make the
copies Among the treasures selected by
him for the purpose was a series OF
manuscripts on the achievements OF King
Henry Wis administration for the
church. including one bearing the kings
signature and arguing against Martin
Iuthers teachings. That paper was
sent by an envoy extraordinary to Pope
Leo. Y. In return for which the Pope gave
the king the title OF defender Of the
faith"
Another interesting subject was an
original love letter written IN BIS own
hand IN French by Henry VIII 10 Anne
Boleyn. a heart, marked with The let
ters "A B." adorns the paper az the
end OF the letter. The letter, as transiat-
ed. reads:
.sThe approach OF the time which /
have been so eagerly awaiting delights me
so that Il seems already 10 be here.
More than anything else IN the world 90
! wish for the meeting. for what JOY can
he greater on earth than % have the
society OF her who Is my dearest friend2
And as I know that she has the same
feeling the thought gives ire the more
pleasure You can Judge how great an
Influence the presence OF her must have
upon me Her absence tears e. wound
Into my heart greater than word or pen
can describe. and that nothing can eyre
but her return j beg OF you. my dear
lady. 90 tell your father for me that
wish he would hasten the meeting by two
days. No more now for lack n time.
hope shortly 10 tell you IN spoken words
how deeply 1 grleye over your absence
The writer OF these lines Is and will ever
be your true and most humble seTvant
II, no Other Seeks. Rex. New York
Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Ali-Day Outings at Virginia's Favorite
Hcsort-west Point

The Sunday trips TO West Point contin-
ne to be popular. and are increasing In
attractiveuess as the summer advances.
Family parties ind much comfort and
pleasure IN these trips. for they take
them from the dust and turmoil OF tho
trees and shady verandahs. with plenty Of
broezos.
The Terminal Hotel offers the best in
duccments IN Virginia ~ low rates. and
the trip is made in seventy minutes al
80 cents the round trip. Train leaves the
Southern depot at $3.50 A. NJ. returning.
leaves West Point at 7:5o i. NJ. Every
sunday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
WINDSOR HOTEL
AT the Northeast Corner Franklin
and Eighth Streets.

IN execution OF d deed of trust from
sirs. Mary T.. Cox, dated June ~ $50
duly recorded in Inc clerk Ouuce OF tHo
ChanCery Court OF the city OF kiohinohu,
and IN pursuance of decree oh '"e "a, ~
and Equity Court of said CITY, ln the
suit styled Fannie /. klburu 81 ais. US.
Ida c. COrric, &c entered ON The Jth
July, 1880. The undersigned. trustee, Will
SELL by public auction, on the prem
MONDAY. JULY n. 1929,
al Il O'Clock NJ. the REAL ESTATE
referred 20 in said deed and decree, II
being the ab0vo-named well-knoWn ana
valuable Windsor Hotel az the n0rtn-
eastern corner OF Franklin ana -lslth
streets. TN tine city of Richmond va,
fronting on the eastern line 0i Eighth
street, thirty-nye feet seven Inches more
or less and extending back ON the nOrth-
ern line of Franklin street one hundred
and twenty feet. more OF less, 20 an alley
twenty feet vide.
tial detached brick structure, containing
about forty rooms of good size. wei APP
pointed. with ample light and ventilation,
and in good order. Adjoining mozart
Academy the leading theatre oi the
city equi-distant between the business
section OF Main and Broad streets, ana
frlf one block west of the Capitol Square,
rs location ig most convenient and desir-
able. 10 has been constantly Wen patron
ized-its patronage an present pelHs luliy
equal 10 It's capacity-and with moderate
means and properly conducted. ~ would
doubtless quickly prove exceedingly pro-
htabie.
Possession may be had az once. and All
persons interested are requested TO ln-
spect the property and attend the sale.
TERMS. For cash as go expenses OF
sale. city and state taxes 10 day or sale.
and tho sum of SS12l2J. with interest
thereon from July I. 1888. and as 20 the
residue ou credit at one year by the
negotiable note OF the purchaser. with
interest added. and secured 10y n deed or
trrst ROBERT STILES.
Trustee.
J. g. Elan e. Co. Aucti0ncers. jy7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
THE ALwAYs-BUsY STORE


Beginning Thursday Messrs. Miller &
Rhoads will serve daily indheir basement
restaurant from II to 3 o'clock quick
lunch. free of AN expense to an delegates
OF lhe Baptist Young Peoples Union.
Realizing the difficulties usually expert
enced in accommodating quickly so great
an assembly this firm has made ample
preparations 90 serve In their delightfully."-
cool basement this luncheon. This GER
tainly shows an admirable undertaking on
thc Fart OF one Of our foremost firms.
and We arc confident I'm stating that those
who partake Of their generosity will be
cordially received and cared for in a hos
pitabe manner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
c. H. Oliver. Aucti0neer,
20 east Broad street.

II RT-SVFES SALE or STOCK or
! LIQUORS. CIGARS. TOBACCO. SC.
BY virtue of "a deed made TO me by r..
W Th0n. dated July g. lS.9. ! Viii pro
coed 10 sell. al public auction. ON
THURSDAY. JULY 49, 1899,
1890 A. NJ. at so 1861 east Main street.
the following Several Very Fine Patent
window Shades. large lot Very flne de-
canfors narl filled with fine liquors large
lof3 off Dishes. Cups. Saucers. Plates.
&C.. one Large Roller and Large Heat
ing stove. several Very Good Tables ot
All kinds. one Large Gas Range. about
1000 Cigars. standard goods, ono Game
and "A great many other things TOO nu-
mcrous to mention. such as are found in
"A frst-class bar and restaurant. They
will be- sold in lots 90 the purchaser.
g. ". FEDDEN, Trustee.
c ~ oliver Aucti0ueer. Jyf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

have failed 10 cure you and YOU begin
10 despair OF ever getting We'll of that
blood trouble. take Dr. Dav!d's lodo-Fer-
rated sarsaparilla. In some cases Of
rheumatism 81 seems 20 work wonders
70 cures old sores. scrofula. and all blood
and skin diseases. Remember the kind,
Or. Dayid's Iodo-Ferrated sarsapariila
Best on earth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

DR.. Davld's Chill Tonic is guaranteed to
cure a case OF chills II II does not cure
Won when the directions are strictly fol-
lowed your money viii be refunded. II
is as pleasant to the taste as lemon
syrup. and as a Chill Cure il IS unsur-
passed. II IS also fine tonic for building
M the sYstem
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

Are on sale to an points reached via
Washington and Baltimore and the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad (Royal Blue Line).
For rates and fun Information apply to
C. W Westbury Il. p. A.. Southern rail-
way. Richmond Transfer Company, or adj
dress ARTHUR @. LEWIS
s. 2. A.. Baltic. & Ohio r. r..
Under Atlantic Hotel. Norfolk Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

rum. i'm the United states Circuit Court
for the Eastern District Of Virginia
In pursuance Of the decree OF said
court entered on the 1th day Of July, 1879,
the undersigned trustees will sell, Dy pun
he auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY, JULY lS. 1890
AZ o'clock =. NJ, the following prop
Lots Is and IS. in block 10 Of Brook
land Park plan. corner Brookand PARK
boulevard and Garland avenue, fronting
70 feet on Garland avenue. win oep'h
between parallel lines Of l3j feet 10 l-toot
alley I'm common. with the spacious, moo
erniy-constructed and handsome resi-
dence the large stable and other build
lngs. and some choice fruit and shade
trees thereon.
Lots H. II. I3 and a. in said block 10,
fronting 40 feet on said Garland avenue,
with ike depth 20 same alley
Lots q and 3d. in block II of said plan
corner OF said Brookand Park boulevard
and Fendal avenue, fronting 20 feet on
said Fendal avenue with Ike depth. TO
I5-foot alley in common.
Lots IL. rs. ~. 20. q. p. q. a . and g.
I'm said block n. fronting 80 feet on said
Fendal avenue with like depth 20 said
last named alley in common
The said property is pleasantly and
conveniently situated on and near The
First street extension Of the City Rail-
way and IS of a very inviting character.
TERMS .-One-third cash. balance I'm
equal instruments at and - months. by
negotiable notes with interest added from
dav OF sale. and title retained until pur-
chase money is fully paid and conveyance
ordered by the court, or AN cash at option
OF purchaser.
JOHN DUNLOP.
CHAS A. ROSE.
IRVING r. CAMPBELL,
Trustees
J. p. Elan e CO.. Auctioneers.
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tjustiu.s Court.

The Hastings Court disposed Of two
eases yesterday. Charles Beal tcolored)
was sentenced To one year In the Deni-
Tertiary for hitting Joseph LalOtu on the
head with a brick
Julia Harris (colorcd) was sent TO Jail
FOR fifteen days for petty larceny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12
q n = m q II IA
R.,,.,h n The Kind You lIaIs iIWas Bought
HEApoUARTERs b. Y.P.U.

Strangers who visit the city this week
desiring to- purchase musical instruments
will find IL 90 their interest 90 examine
our large stock OF Pianos, organs. Sheet
Music. and Musical Mdse We manufac-
ture and sell on easy terms Cable Piano
Co. 2l8 east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

The Duchess OF York Is a most en-
thuslastic collector Of paras0ls. She has
no fewer than loe and all are made from
special designs IN order that the combi-
nation Of color with her costume and hat
may be perfectly realized. Cincinnati En-
Quiref.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

FOR RENT THAT pEslRARLE
NJ ti6 north Tenth street opposite
Woman's College. two squares from CITY
Hall containing IL rooms: modern con-
veniences. Private family preferred.
Appiy next door or 10 JAMES Nc
GRAW. 1ii2 east Main street. Jyli
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Corner Store
and Dwelling,
Twenty-Ninth and O Streets.

In execution of "A deed of trust TO me,
dated MAY T. 1897. OF record in clerk
office Richmond ChdnccIy COURT - -.
tf5 D. name t9S default having been made
I'm the payment of a note therein secured,
and being required so To- do by the holder
of said note. / Will, on
THURSDAY, JULY l3, 1890,
AZ $3.50 o'clock r. NJ, on the promises,
sell. at public auction. 10 the highest bid
der the large frame store and dwelling
situated at the northwest corner OF
fronfs y feet on 20" street. and extends
b,ck between parallel lines IDS feet.
TERMS. cash for expenses of sale and
as 40 $1,000 and interest thereon from
Nav n. 1S93 and balance If any at
one year. with interest, and secured by
trust-deed T.. a. CATLIN.
~ Trustee.
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\. j. CHEWNING.
EDWARD :. ROSE.
CHARLES II. LOEHR,
Special Commissioners.
lvrard : Rose CO.. Auctioneers.

In the clerks office OF the Circuit Court
of the county of IenricO-Copeland and
wife plaintiff. against Schultz, Exor.
defendant:
co,trt dn certify that the bond required
of The special commissioners by the de-
cree rendered I'm said cause on the Dist
dav of June $500 has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk of The
said court this nth day.of June. $50.
J. e. EROADDTS,
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No Scrxicc To- Night.

Inc regular wednesday night service
peing conducted by the Epworth League
OF Broad-Street Methodist Episcopal
church while the pastor, DR.. starr Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-12

out OF the city. will not be held to-nigh,
owing 10 the Baptist Young People
Union Concert being held at the Audito-
rum Building