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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
sHEREFF's SALE.

CUMBERLAND, SIS.
Pursuant to an order therefor to me directed
by Hon s. Z. Strout, Justice OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, ! shall sell az public auetio.
Maine on Saturday, September 18Th, 1899, at
ten o'clnck in the forenoon, tue steamboat
called '.C0r.nna''; the same having been at
force lien clsimea thereon: and which writ
Portland Company Is plaintiff and Portland,
Freeport q BTunswlck Steamboat Company
PENDANTS; said writ being returnab1e at a term
OF the supreme judicial Court next to be hell
al Portland within and for the County OF Cum
ID. 1892
Dated at Portland aforesaid September Q,
NJ w. TREFETHEN.
sept1ld6t Deputy Sheriff.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
WILL MOI REPORT ON MONDAY.

The grand jury Will not complete Its
labors SO as to report today as was at
first thought might be possible. The
county attorney said yesterday that he
had 20 more cases to consider and he be-
lieved the jury would not be able to come
in before Tue day right at the earliest
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
KNIGHTS OF pYTaIAa.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Portland Past Chancellors' associate
will be held at K Of z. hall Monday eve
ming, September 18th, at eight O'Clock.
This being the tirst meeting of the com
Ing fall and winter it Is hoped large
number will be present.
Munjoy l,dge, No. 9. K. of p, will con-
fer the second rank Monday evening.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
CITY'S VOTERS.
Result of Board OF Regiatrstion'.
Labors Summarized.

Report of the work done BY the Board
Of Registration of Voters at the July
session, 1893:
Number of registered voters in tina city
Of Portland, September s. 1899, 10. 4s5.
divided as follows.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
the soNaO ROUTE.

be but one steamer a day from Sehago
lake to Nsples and the other landings
en- that route, the steamer connecting
with tire 20 p. IN. Maine Central train.
The morning trip has Teen cancelled.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
kECAPITULATIoN.

Net lofs Of names on voting lists sinue
March, 1899, 651.
Total number of changes of voting
lists / $3.50.
Members Of Board OF Registration;
Augustus +. Gerrish, Chairman
Robert h. Ahern, Clerk.
James N. Head.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11

Don't delay a minute. Cholera infau-
tum, dysentery, diarrhosa come sudden
Ier's ExtrAct Of Wild Strawberry always
on hand.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
SupERIOK COURT.

Patrick j. Barrett In a case of nuisance,
paid d ne of 500 and costs, sis &c; and
in case of search and seizure, line Of
500 and costs sl6s6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
Total,
Move,i Moved

Total number of names stricken from
the voting lists, e5i. divided as follows,
City Gun
Dead Moved oharya knnuu ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
CONCERT AT ABYssINIAN CHURoH

CONGER RI All ABYSSlNIANC CHURCH
The choir of the Abyssinian church,
assisted by Mr.. jackson of North Deer
ing, gave concert to crowded house
last night 1t was of a high class and
most enjoyable concert. The following
Is the programme:
Voluntary, Miss Alice Love
Anthem, Choir
Scripture reading and prayer, Pastor
Male Qaartette.
Solo, Mr. jackson
Anthem by choir.
Duet
Prof Oscar Mathews and Miss Eva
Solo-Hoiy City, Rev. Theo. A. Smy the
Mixed Quartette.
Solo, Miss Mathews
Anthem by the choir.
solo, Mr.. jackson
Address by the Pastor.
Solo-do every step of the way,
Miss Eva Mathews
Hymn by the congregation.
Benediction.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11

Bears the signature Of cHAs. IT. FrrrcHnn.
In use for more than thirty years and
The Kind lo4 IEasy .aissays ssaghs.
cAsToRrA
Bears the signature Of cHAs. II. FLrrcEra-
In use for more than thirty years. and
The Kind YoA Havs .4isgeJs BosgAk
cAsroR1A
Bears the signature Of cnAs. II. FLrrcnER.
In use ior more than thirty years. and
The Kind Yo1 Hare .4lseays Fought.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11
Speaking Of Eyes.

This is the way we do our
Optical business. We guarantee
"a perfect fit or refund The
money. We do all kinds of
Eye glass and Spectacle Repair
ing while you wait We can
make yOu Rny kinh of - Tense i'm
IL few hours. We have the
largest Stock of Optical Goods
ian the city. we cnm give YOU
AMY price glass yOm want, ana
we will mot charge you $1,000
for n $500 pair of ginsses.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11

Has heen used over Fifty Years oy millions Of
mothers for their children while TeethnR.
with psfieci success It soothes the child.
toftens tho gums. ailays Pain, cures Wind
Collie, regulates tNe bowels, and Is the rest
remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising from
teethlng on other causes. For sale by Drug.
eists IN every part Of the world. BE sure and
ask for Mrs winslow's Soothing Syrup. rs cts
. bottls
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-09-11

*The class marked unknown ara those
who have moved from their registered
residence and could not be found by the
assistant ASSESSORS or from any available
information.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
NOT ANXIOUS TO FIGHT,
Only Three Recruits for Manila Secured
So FAR in Frederick sburg.

FREDERICKSEURG. VA. July 90
Speciai-The members Of Berca Christian
church are taking steps looking to the
rebuilding of house of worship on the
sita az the old one at Spotsyivania Court
house. which was recently destroyed by
fr'.
Lieutenant r. 6. Knox of the United
States Volunteer army. who opened n
recruiting office here last Tuesday. had
secured up 90 to-day the names Of only
three recruits.
The Democrats Of Stafford county VIII
me- mble in mass meeting 10 tho county
seat Wednesday. August 18th. 20 select
delegates % the convention 20 nominate
candidate 90 represent Stafford and
King George counties IN the legislature.
There are about half q dozen candidates
fer the nomination.
Native fruits vegetables watermelons.
canteloupes. &c. are coming into this
market On great profusion. Many water
melons are shipped from here % Warren
ton. where there is great demand as but
few melons are raised In that section.
Sumac IS being sent 20 this market IN
unusually largo quantities.
Rev. DR. j S. Din has returned from
Louisa county whore ne conducted a
successful revival at South Anna Baptist
church
NJ james 7. Green IS erecting n hand
some mod IN residence on his lot on the
corner OF Prince Edward and Charlotte
streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
SUSSEX COUNTY COURT.
Three Felony Cases 10 BE Tried
Amoag Them Poisoning Case.

WAVERLY. va, July Z-Specia-.-
Sussex Comfy Court VIII convene %"
Thursday next The term bids fair i'
be an interesting one. Three leioNt
cases win bee tried. among them ih' case
OF Commonwealth rs. Albert Ciemih'h'a'
VINO Is charged with poisoning announcer
nero named Hines. Clemmeuts VIII Doe
defended by EX-Judge r.. w. Arnold ana
MT Henry Butler, of This place. WINE
Commemorative Attorney Cooke ana
Mr. j. T. Person, Of this county "hl
conduct the prosecution. warm leeA
battle may De expected.
Mrs. r. ~. West returned to-day from
a two weeks visit so friends n Charlotte
county. W.
Mr. W. ~ Harrison a member of me
Board of Supervisors from Waferlr disc
trict. is extremely Hi at DIS home about
two miles from thi- place. lle has been
confined 90 his bed Tor seven weeks.
Master Rosser B. West and Jessie F
West. Jr. I'm company win their uncle
Mr. g.. ID West of Newport News. poe
turned home to-day from a two weeks
stay at yellow Suphor Springs and
Mountain Lake.
Misses Blanche Fleetwood and Saife
Chappel have returned from SUFFOLK
va. where they went 0n wednesday last
10 he present az the S0reyflemlng uupt-
uals
Judge J. 7. West has returned from
Isle of Wight county where De went to
deliver an address before Che County
Sunday school Convention of that coun-
~.
Alr John r. Baird, who has been visit-
ing relatives and friends Do this vicinity
for the past week. viii leave Tor hts
home ln Lynchburg. Va. tomorrow.
Aiiss Ida Arnold is on "a vist 60 friends
IN Norfolk, Va.
Auss Hortense Parham is spending hor
vacation with her brother Hugh, in Ron
cervcrt. W. ga.
Mr. Fred Ellis. an old Wayeriy boy,
left few days ago 90 accept % position
with Jackson Brothers. OF Whaleyville.
Va. s
Aiss Blanche Baird Is visiting friends
20 Great Bridge, Norfolk county Va.
Misses Alice and Annie watkins %
this place are on a visit 10 friends IN
Hampton and Norfolk Va.
MIR. A. NJ Eiey and family. Of Nor
folk. Va. are summerlng 40 the home
OF Mr.. j. y Harris near C0pperhonk
Lithia Springs, about two miles from
our town.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

about mat club was the number OF
rrnnkar8s 10 reformed. though that fea-
frre doesn't surprise me now. / believe
mat me wholesale establishment o.
propor places OK res0r. in the poorer
quarters OF our great cities would DO
more thau anything else that has ever
been devised 20 lift The moral and mem
TAI Lowell of the working masses.
,rUr CLERGY MAN NEEDED.
Tor Hoffman remained rector OF ST.
Marks fu 1879 In his ten years SER
vice be- had become personally acquaint-
o5 with some member OF each OF the
ro,rv lOo0 families in tho parish
ms theory seems 20 have been that
enc c,oryman is needed quite as much
os me doctor when death IS near, and
he never hcetatcd 20 visit a sick par
tebioner even when the diseaee was
SMALLPOX or yellow fever During the
r-1vafpro. Of smallpox endemic I'D
o~e 90 hIs Ncw Jersey parishes me VS.
f.f fr. -rfrrte go reTalurlv that mo
r-ovor 81 The city threatened 90 lock
Kim mn unless he would promise 30 stop
+ee ~~rctiro for fear The disease would
re spread by his comings and goines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
THE RICHEST
OF CLERGYMEN
Dean Hoffman, Worth Many Millions
of Dollars.
COMES OF OLD DUTCH STOCK.
Head offho Union Theological Semi.
nary in New York When a Pastor
lie Founded the First Work
ingmeu's Club in America
COMES OF OLD DUTCH STOCK

At seventy Rev Eugene augustus
mann. d. D.. mulu-mlIionalte ana u N
sst clergyman in America. 81 not ln vac
World Is a basy, shrcwd, clever N1l'
saws the Boston GLOBE.
As dean OF the Union Jheoiosl .H'
SEMINAR IN New York. hc SIS az tn'
mead OF the chief divinity school OF l..9
protestant Episcopal church. ana in we
swentv years he has filed this post Pr
mas exercised o tremendous iormaIF
,nnuence upon the Ep.s opal c'ersy o..
the country. a very large proportion o.
whom have been trained under ms
Dean Hoffman, IS sixth in oe.cet
from Mariinus Hoffman,. who came ~
Amerioa in 1850. and son OK the la''
Eamuel Vcrplanck hoffman, The fa.l-
slv has been a factor ln the soeia-. corn
1nercial and political Nfe 70 Ne" Aol"
CIV Tor Two and half centuries.
The dean was born just east OF hio1--
wav. a. White street. when That no"
downtown thorourhfore was an aflslo-
cratic residence center.
Af,er courses Of study AZ Coinino' -
Tufrers and Harvard. be sighed Tor ao-
venture and was allowed 90 JOIN an OK
reaiiion formed hy Prof. Aeossit go OK
More the region north OF Lake superior
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

= Jobreon is ure. .darf off tho club. H..
- ~o,..r Jr fr-t vicc.pre.ident S.
I,u...u smith second ylca-ur.-Id.ut.
Cr.-..s ror... third yIce-uresldeat. and
>,..rw4n Ashby treasurer.
in the brown pacing colt Giles Mebane.
three years old. by John E. Gentry. 2.oJ -
pacnel. ont OF Winnie d.. dam of Hull
man -, and G'ntc- 2.2il-i uac.neJ. by
naunis. lrr. j.. Banks H9t. of the Ala-
rnancs Farm. Graham r. g.. has n
vourester OF Grand beauty and exquisite
rnIsb that is rafteI ,ient for extreme
ena.d and 1u-aIv fo make "a very fast
morse with no., and 5av.loDment. Tho colt
r.s rsar. s,,o,r,. r.i0.r,. b-.ta0 TO harness
ana rer,,,9riy t,rr.l ON ,he mack while
I'm ad5ifi,n d. i.e bl.r Given considerable
road work by William Chairman. the farm
,,n rts ,,',..--. lime f,,nv devarone1
,~1en r. n. rrlr,i... wen. every adj
,,anres, will he .-,..r him.
.t.. ...... ., ,.r.'.,. ...r1fros ,o,lo mn
,1 quo ,'''i 20 ,......,.,, WIZ AND
49, 49,. t, 'l w. WIZ Miss C,tbo-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
EMP0RlA NOTES.
A'Successful Surgical Opera ion-Co-
tiIlon Club Give n Dance.

EMPORIA July 29.-Special-From a
private letter received TN Emporia fl is
learned that Rev. Charles Hamsi Nash.
OF Hopkinsvilie. Ky. has been success
fully opfrated on for appendicitis Mr.
Nash was "A former pastor OF tho West
End BAPTIST church. Petersburg. and is
wei ana favoubv known In this sec-
ton he married q daughter o. the late
General John r. Chamblin. OF GreensviLe
county.
A most enjoyable dance was given by
the Fmporia Cotillon club last evening at
Bakers Hall. at which ten couples par
ticipated
Rev. Frank Jones. a Presbyterian SEMI
nary student OF Richmond, will preach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
eF'Js

Henderson are holding protracted mcet-
ing at The Baptist church here.
Mr. George h. Murrel one of the cane
didates for the nomination fog the House
of Delegates. has just been here on a
canyassing tour. Ills prospects are very
hatteriug. lie is in every way worthy
to represent the county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

CHAMBTIssPURG. VA. July 2a-spe-
cial.-Watt Hucdleston was foollng
aroung Haden's saw mill yesterday and
lost several fingers.
Mrs Tom bearing IS still IN as the re-
suit ~ having had some ulcers removed
from her body with the knife.
Rev. j. y. Barnhardt and Rev. MIR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
Wrappers.

Regardless Of STYLES, qualities, and
prices, owing 20 the large stock on
hand, we've made tremendous slaugh-
Ter in prices throughout our entire
Wrapper department.
Special lot Of Lawns, Percales. and
Cauc0es. nicely trimmed. choice coll
ors On figures and stripes cut fun
width. I'm am sizes. worth sl2j, zEC
for........ .-.--.--... -'.'..s''
Another lot Of Cine Lawns Batistes,
and Percales. fine tucked yoke of
plain white Lawn. edged with bead
ing and many other styles % select
from. former price, Slj9, SI.fO
snocial.-.-....- ..-.+.-..---..
our entire line Of SIC9. $40. S1oS.
and Sis Wrappers. made Of nu.
material. plain and tucked yoke, Wi.u
wide bcrtha's fuu skirt with deep
nomee a finish Of narrow SI.AS
bradng. your choice f0r....
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
G.IA.EXCURsION TO WEST POINT
Va

ON Friday. August 4th. there win be
an excursion 90 West Point. under the
auspices OF the Ladies Auxiliary % the
y. of t. r. Div 1865 foT The benefit Of
The Manchester Ice Mission. A pleasant
day promised 20 all. boating bathing
grabbing and fishing can't be surpassed
An interciod in helping worthy
charity solicited 10 patronize this trip
r. r.. people especially invited 70 take
an interest IN helping this sister organi-
zation.
Round trip .......... 80. ,......... % cents.
Leave Manchester ........ ...... $500 A. NJ
Leave Richmond ...... .......... s.26 a. NJ.
Returning leave West Point -. 6:l5 i. NJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

4 sort Of lace avalanche here, for
there's d decided tumble IN prices. loo
near inventory TO bW now, 50 we've
marked down higher priced goods 10
90 in, and tomorrow Lace 'dlues here
beat al previous records
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
Said BEGINS TOMORROW At 8 SHARP

Lawns. 40 inches wide, light grounds, with small
figures, were 3 c., cut price.
Linen Batiste, 81 inches WIDE COlored stripes, v
PFC, cleanup prCe.................''.'......'''
Oruandes, very sheer, new crisp patterns, were
PFC, cut
Percaes. the very best brands, good styles, were
PIC, cut prCe............. ............'..''.'''
Dimites. 80 inches wide, light and dark grounds,
viz a s@al stripes were &c., special Clear-up price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
NEWS OF HORSES
AND H0RSEMEN.
At Fairntosh, the Home of Grey
stone.
GOMBR0ON IS THERE ALSO.
The Manassas Show Big Succcss-lt
Was Largely Attended-Mr,
Gwathmey's Fast Team
Albert c. and Bolton, Jr.
GOMBROON IS THERE ALSO.

Alfonso and Geneva. Boy Lexington rs al
the head of tho Falrntosh stud, owned by
Colonel Eeuuehan Cameron, StaeE.le, N.
O. The rrav stallion was foaled in 1881
and shows plainly the weight of years.
| ,r,rqb bioodIle fin appearance and with
tbo fro of youth in his large haze. eyes.
Tbe aid harm at the farm in which the
| f~oodn,are. and Young stock were form
e-ig lonf has been destroyed by fire. So
lonr had Il been in existence that 10 was
looked upon as one of the landmarks al
ra.rn,osh. but the new structure ereai-
49, a~5 an arranged The brood
-o ia frci,1ss Narlo. o. bay hy
t-, Sc, 1,- ~ t.n. bv imp.
l-2,oS' 80. trsol Nv E9lus out of
I,1,.ir, 1 ro,i,ofon. Princess
r-.'i.lt, has, by ro,rs out of Lady
crsco bv Eomncv: WWm HrI1
,hcstr,t bv Wuirf out az Hllelrlde.
1... r..,,,,..., and geItfr, a b4v. by imp.
- f,,.,,.. amt ~ >-f.,ac bv Nacea-
N'"7 1885,. t-.l q, tba
i0o-'' 1...,..--.o d., ed5ifon Z,
ef4"7 10 -t ..., ......, .,4 o.rt.
iht-c are ''"i'' '- t"-
Doth DAYS one DF i.ni. i .,,- 49, l.,.
Guy aIi"'tl.' Df '.' ..''' '..' r.l.... ,-t,r.
Lon. ONT OF mace 10y ''P' man
Governor h'ihe' Cu'a.t"t .'',' % ny
CharaNus, oIt or Ammo ''' D' i-''.-
lDu- Lnn Of Mar. chestnut colt. q. NI
a9'n MA 1ar0bito out of Eone,te. by
r..,o- and r.,1,. Laird chestnut anv. 4.
-. t.-,, rt..r,,,,s out Of lady ITec lv
D,.-.'ll 4f.. ,ro h., tr9i-in, a+ Paief,b.
,-.+l-,i C,,,'e,,,, ts als, "a breeder Of
.--..,-, r.,ol..b coach b.cl,navs. Crvdcs-
Io''--'' ''.'r nix. r..,..t
uo-'s anu ~ li-. o. , -+ 3D..
coae' '.'o. $1,000 ,..-.,.-,'-. ..,tt.--,
l'Il'' d7 l' 81" '''.l -..' t.-..., ,.,,..i
ana 7.ID- H'''- IN. .t'' go o,..,oI
wiz" '.'''' -''.l'"5 80,
al "-l i'.'r "iC
n'. ,+'-... C-,,.t.o,I o.,-,.
' %. 10. -t,., .i,.t.,,- .l.l-
o' -"- r..... 49, r.. r.
D.. r,+.. 80 l,'.,,..,,-,l o.ar-
jerome L"u| A"---o N'''i ''''
oIo"" H.e. I. %, - an
..o ,,-',''.. D, ...'I .,... ,.r,,',
10 ,,.- l.-.,....-,
-D' , .,..l.
anu .,.l--'' ''" "'
Ii"~ L"f III .. "' ''-'
uiei pack, Ll'iit N-.it. I'd '.l' "+ Jerome
Eddy -ltl. out oi Ne.}, -..' hf Green
Hamoletonian, who has suchAnt colt
at her side 10y ChoctaW. -..l ana was
bred to Gombroon as was fdmirola' 10y
itn..o. VINO mas Drown my ID. ".'
sac nF me sie mere are lh ''e ''E"-
borhood of "a hundred horses AZ arm
tosn. "h'ch Us one OF lHe -aI-'1 's
ary limits of the estate extend for miles
and thore are three railroad stations ON
the place. Inc manor house Us h1nt-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

There SIS more catarrh I'm this section
OF the country than al other diseases
nut together and until the last few
wears was thought TO be ncurable. For
a great many years doctors pronounced
it a local disease and prescribed local
remedies. and ny constantly falling to
cure with local treatment. pronounced
b. incurabie. Science has proven ca-
-.rrn 20 De q constitutional disease. ana
therefore requires constitutional treat-
mont. Halls Calarh Cure mamfact-
ured by r. j. cheney & Co.. Toledo.
ONTO rs the only constitutional cure
on the market 10 as Internationally
in doses from 10 drops Or tcaspoouful.
IN acts directly on the blood and mu-
cons surfaces of the system They
oner one hundred dollars for any case
h fails TO cure Send for circulars and
testimonials. Address.
T. j. CHENEY & O.. Toledo, O.
sold By druggists. &c.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

We've been playing school mamma"
Indeed / hope You behaved nicely2'
"Oh didn't have TO behave. l was tho
teacher Truth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Lawns and Organizes, good styles, were &C., cut
Orqandes and Lawns, stripes, figures, and solid
COIOrs. we're c., cut priCe.................'...
Swiss MuIs. checks and figures, sheer fine fabric,
were 8 c.. cut priCe.............................
Fine Organizes % inches wide, very sheer, were
0C., cut priCe..................................
Piques and PerCaIeS, light grounds with dots and
figures, were PIC, cut price .~..............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
Dnminican Rcsolutinn-

CAPE HAYTIEN. July 29.-Adylces Just
received from the Dominican frontier
say that the insurgents have cut The
telegraph wires IN the neighborhood OF
Santiago dc Los Cabaleros and near
M0ca. The insurgents in the western part
OF san Domingo await the arrival OF Don
Juan IsldOro Jiminez. under whose lead.
ersbip they intend 10 attack Santiago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Elegant Entertainment.
KEYsVILLE, VA, July 2a.-special-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

CIRCUMSTANCES ALTER CASES"
In cases or dyspepsia nervousness. ca-
tarrh rheumatism. cruptions. etc., the
circumstance may bee altered hv purify
ing and enrlching The blood with Hoods
Sarsapariila. Try &C.
HOODS Pills cure bilousness. sick
headache
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30
Basement.

Inventory is upon rs again and "e
find a good MANY odd lots OF China,
Bric.a-BraC, &C., that we do not want
TO take in this inventory, and 1t Price
has power TO move odd lots, they viii
surely 40. The prices we pat on them
will appeal to your good judgment that
they dre cheap.
and o inch covered Dishes, fine
quality and gold stlpUIcd. would OOC
be cheap at o9c. each, our price ~
7-inch covered Dishes, white. , &c
with good body each.... .... -
u Toilet Sets. contain 1O pieces, dec
GRATED and gold lined, were 20 M
81 80. 10 he closed ont at.....
dozen imported Bowls. mdcrsIaz-
ed decorations. worth loo, az IOC
this s3le................-. .--.-
g dozen imported Bowls, deco &C
rated at cn.......-.....+-.... -
e dozen Zoe. Vases, two styles, 20
90 Doe closed ont no carh.......... -
To- dozen fine China Pin Trays. ash
receivers and uhg rcts, pretty deco
rltion-. worth H. and l2c, to TCC
Doe closed out at cacn..........
9 dozen boxes Tirsh's Bird Seed nc
I pound 90 box. reduced to......
Croquct Sets. contain eight balls,
nicely polished. were 81. roiuc- zzC
ed 90. per sct...........--.--.-. ~
o Croquct Sots. balls. fine O2C
finish. were 50 ~, reduced TO-. ~
S Mexican Hammocks, large -EC
size reduced tp.......+...-.+..- -
. burner OH stoves. only . 0OC
left. TO Doe sold f0r............. wy
4 burner Oh stove at $l29.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

SOMETIMES YOU EAT TOO kUCI
SOMETIMES YOU DRINK TOO KUCF
Sometimes you do both
Leaving bad taste, clouded brain aud genera
rocky feeling for the ne1i day.
Or .JQHNSQNS .sN
SlOnAGciHi; 7IAAEBLEIy
van Brace You Up. Nothing so good fot
stomach Troubles Biliousness OF Malaria, and
gore so cheap Large Box, 10 Cents as
IabietS.l by mail, for FIVE 2-ccnt stamps. Made at
The JOhnson Laboratories. Inc. PhlIsdsIphIs.
VIM. P. POYTHRESS & CO.,
w. n. SCOTT,
r. {. SHINE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Secretary S. T.. cooper. Of the Culpcper
Colt and Horse club has issued the
prize list of It's third annual show 10 be
held at Culpeper. Va. August ga and
Path next. when over 5000 I'm prizes will
be offered for thor1ughbreds. trotters.
saddle horses. housekeeping harness and
draught horses Among the special prizes
are those offered by AIR. W. y. Wilmer.
of New York. for the get. best colts
foaied in 1888 and 1892 OF his stallion
Virginia Chief. the trotting bred son OF
Kentucky Prince.
in addition 20 the Horse Show five or
more running races viii take place each
day. and on the whole the occasion prom
Uses TO be a most enjoyable one. and is
deserving Of generous patronage Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-30

Among the mares bred this season 10
Gregorian. 2.29 "a. the sood looking chest
nut son OF Prince George ana 'el'lua' py
Mansfield. who heads the stua OF MI' l.
Banks Holt Alamance Farm. Graham
\ q. was Kitty Hawk 2.27 -, the black
daughter OF Baron Browne and Gladys,