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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-08

This describes just how you I
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Scheduic Effective March ~, $50,
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.y.

NS LEAVE hICHNOND,bA.
ii'oV 4. NJ, NO. II, Southern Expires
uaiiy ior Atlanta, Augusta, ani
points South. Sleeper FOR Dan,'i...'
Greensboro. Salisbury, and Ctsss
Aottc open ct Richmond $50 + N
lions. ''@-
Connects at Danvllle and C-b..
lotte with New York aud Flo''1'
Express (No. so, carrying throsgH
sleepers between New York
Aiken and New York and Tam
with connections for an Forf@
points; Also, connects at Danvlls
and Charlotte with Washirefns
AID Southwestern Limited (No ~
carrying through sleepers botwe's
New York and Nashville. N.
York ard Memphis, anC New Yo-,
and New Orleans, with connectlrr,
ior az points IN Texas. Mexico. ana
12:01 !: NJ, No. Z solid train daily "a,
Charlotte. y. c. Connects al No.e
ley, WIFE farmylle and PoWhafs,
railroad. At keysville for Clarss-
VIE. Oxford. Henderson. and III.
ham. and at Greensboro Tor D by.
nam. Raleigh. and Wlnston-sais-''
az Danyiile with No. 35 Trrs
states fast mail solid train, lan.
for New Orleans and points sogt
which carries sleepers New Yr.,
70 New Orleans. and New York "a
Jacksonyille and Miami, FOR Nass'r
and Habana Through sleeper 81.
nsDury to Memphis. also PuIms,
tourist sleeper every Wedness,,
and saturday Washington ID II!
Francisco, without change
o'oo T. NJ, No. H. local daily cres-,
sunday for Keysville and i1ts,.
mediate points
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
GOO A. Nd
625 p NJ From Atlanta. Ays,,.,
Asheville
stations. --h
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and s., between Manchester A.,
Neapolis.
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RAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-sTREEf
STATION.

10 80 A. NJ, Daily. for Lynchburg, Lex
ington, Va. and clifton
Forge. Connects, except
sunday. win kuckingn .m
and Alberine branches, and
az Clifton Forge with SO.
for Cincinnati
500 p. M. Except Sunday. for Column
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s. ULLMAN's SON

1870 AND 1872 EAST MAIN STREET.
Uptown Store, sos east Marshall
Both phones at both stores.
IL will pay you 10 write for one of our
complete price-lists. It's regular money
saver.
(de 9Th Sa&Tuts)
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
RunAD-sINEET sTAIION.

S 40 A. NJ. Except sunday. from Co
lumbia
$50 p. ". Daily, from clifton Forge
Lexington. Va. and Lynch
burg: and. except sumo ~
from New Castle ard RoS
rey. JOHN d. POTTS
Assistant General Passenger ASsnt
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AMERICAN LINE.

w. L. Guillaudeu, Vice-President an,
Traffic Manager, New York. ap
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900 p. III.

1000 p. NJ,
IO:4E =. NJ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

NEW YORK, April 17.-COTTON- The
.3l."H market opened Stcay. with prices
406 points higher ON unlooked-for bullish
adNIceS from the other side and unite a
scramble of local and foreign shorts ia
cover. with the exception of one mr.
Two slight reactions the general Tendency
on prices Wa cleapl[ upward on persis-
toni demand from the bear ranks and
continued buying for Liverpool short ac-
count. Al the best ngues for tho dax an
ADVANCE OF u 10 10 points was appaent
me Instant dehleres exhibiting the
greater degree OF strength thrOughout ON
the rise Wall street and other outside in
teiests purchased moderately on the the
DRY that cotton was in q position fo do
Detter WIN awning Ike encouragement
from abroad or m the shape of adverse
crop accounts. New Orleans houses and
a Wcll-knOWu PHILADELPHIA firm vvora
conspicuous as sellers around tho opening
but later We're closely identified With tha
buying movement, giving special atom
ton 10 the May and August deliveries
Al the close the market was steady with
prices TO points higher Private az
vices accounted for the better feeling in
English cotton circles as due 10 "a scare
Of shorts. brought on by talk Of "a c0ntem-
plated squeeze ln the August position. In
aoWQoh. eoFices from this side were
less Dearish than those received last
week. Although to-days receipts ran
somewhat above expectations, Indications
pointed 10 q much smaller movement to-
morrow and during the rest OF the week
AdVices from Fan River were quite reas-
suring in genedl tone as 10 the relations
or manufacturers and operatives but
Rhode Island dispatches were somewhat
gloomy IA this respect.
COTTON-Futures opened steady at the
ADVANCE April 81; May. $50; June, 9 50;
July; o.S2 August, 5.9l; September. *:
OctObc. $50. November 5.92: December,
5Ni. January. col February, G.O3. March
Cos.
Futures closed steady: April. 5.Ts: Nav.
o ~. June, 5.s1. July and August, $50:
September, $50, October, J93; November,
19o. Decemner, 600. January, 600; Feb
ruary, 6.g1. March. GIL.
spot cotton closed steady at 3-16 higher;
middling uplands, q 1l-l6: do. gulf. 9-1G;
sales. % bales.
COTTON Steady: middling 516; gross
receipts. a6S bales. sales, 523 bales
STOCK. .l5s so bales, exports 10 Great bIi.
ain. '-ZS bales. 10 the Continent,o."o
bales 10 France III bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 14'3'2 paies'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

Return to-day Check No. 9 OF
Saleslady No. 90 and receive for
that check Silk Gloria UNI
brella. The saIeslady's number
is in the upper left-hand corner
and the check number is in red
at the bottom.
From our own great stock of
Worsted Spring Dress Goods we
have picked out II pieces to be
closed ont at a great sacrifice, yet
we warrant every yard to be per-
feet. and for no fault of the goods
are they reduced, but simply be-
cause they are not i'll large pieces
and are the last pieces Of a range
Of colors.
These are Ottaman plaids and Pure
SILK cross Stripes. stuffs We sen TOT . :
Swell French CheyiOts. wmte "ltn colofea
checks and plaids. sold for 10 Iof NhA-
dren's Cloalts. Elegant English Mixtures
with colored loops silk and WOOL mixed.
for tailOr-made costumes, sofa TOT 81
Illuminated Serges. SOFT gray ~ s"igt,
a. inches wide and reversible. sold Tor
$40 These and many others were boughI
by hundreds Of people YESTERDAY Hu3
viii be- on sale again to-day at 4'c. yatu.
You Will say as they said l1u Eouu ever
see Fine Dress Goods So cheap
In tnc same sale can De seen AT tL,,,t
same time some beautiful l5c. gooa-LHilN
and Wool Mixtures French CheNlotS.
Twill and Wool Mixtures. Whcn you uluS1
come to-day t0 see selling. 20 "'sc; yaru'
for tomorrow there viii be none mere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
Superintendent ThOmpsOn's Wonder.
rul Experiments.

A regular meeting of the Board OF Fire
Commissioners was held Ia their room ll
the city Hall last night Al $50 % clock.
Those present We're John IA. Friscnkprn'
president and Messrs. l.. q. jenkins. Jos.
l.. Levy. James X. sheppard. Charles +.
Taylor and O.. W. Taylor Fire Commis-
sioners. chief Engineer ". q. Fuller
Assistant Engineer q. G.. Shaw. superln-
tendent Fire Alarms ". III. thompson,
and Secretary l.. ;. Jones.
Walter j. Wise was elected substitute
in Engine company NO
The board authorized the Chief bnsi-
neer 30 sell aR old engine, aud 10 receive
sealed bids for the same
The physicians report was received ana
read. which showed the general heaith OF
the department 20 be excellent
After transactlng much routine hnsi-
ness the board adjourned al 1890 CLOCK.
and Superintendent W H. Thompson. DO
his special apartments 10 the basement
Of the hall. gave those present pracu-
cal illustration OF the working and use
fitness OF wireless biography. which was
indeed most wonderful by the instru-
ments which were all products OF his
own skill. he was able to send and receive
messages through a four foot brick wall
from one room 20 the other with no
orher connection than the atmosphere
but IL worked beautifully. or course
those who were fortunate enough 10 see
This practical demonstration Of the latest
DEVELOPMENTS OF the capabilities Of cleo
tricay. were very much pleased ana In
structed.
Mr. Thompson expressed his intention
of placing am Instrument at some point
about mile or two away, and Is conf
dent that Il VII work equally as well
"a in closer range. OF course Il Will need
more electrical energy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

BALTIMORE. April 17.-FLOCR-Frm.
western superior. S-2jN24O.
WHEAT-Dull. 40. . red, spot and
month and May. 30 07Galc.. july. 90.
Southern wheat, by sample. 7o011i4c.
COR\-Bul; mixed spot 42H4-it e.,
month. 39i 1850. May. @Jlsc.. June. $50
39i4c. Southern White corn. AZ 2c. asked.
OATS-Steady. so. = white. .Ji4c., sales
No. mixed 3-i .u33c.
RYE-Frm; 80. nearby J9c asked.
No. western. O@i2c
sUGAR-strong. line graduated. S5.33.
coarse, Sl.3j.
BUTTER Steady. fancy creamery 22c
stOre-packed llNlli2c; rolls, 20l2isc
EGGS-Firm al l2i2c.
CHEESE-Flrm and active: 90 large.
II ,Ml2i.c.
I.ETTt-CE-S1.7 1912 per bushe. box
WHISKY Steady at l.3ou1.I per gale
lon for finished goods in car lots, $L"lH
I32 per gallon for JObDing lots.
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TOBACCO EXCHANGE.



Freaks Of dark tobaccos as usual for
to-morrow Tuesday. April II. 1899.
Niessrs. Frazer q Tompklns, tobacco
commission merchants, No. los south
,rwelfth street Richmond, Va. viii Ouer
a hreak OF thirty thousand cocoa pounds
of fine dark stemmlHs lopaceo Dy sample
81 their Office tomorrow.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
~ ne Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
,Eillers ia hogsheads smokers. ?. scrap
a,rirhD q; leaf dark, Il; Tugs dark.
2 Total 90 hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
Insnect. ons-Bright. l hogshead. dark. n
hngsheads: western, 5 hogsneads. Rein.
spections-Bright hogsheads.
,hockoe. CrenshaWs, SeahrOOk's Ale
ehany. Vaughan's and old Dominion to-
Ja.co warehouses report to-day: Receipts
1a nackages. deliveries 3US packages
United states internal revenue collec.
tlons on tobacco for the city OF Rich.
mond. Va, to-day: Cigars and cigarettes
SiG;7 81; plug tobacco, SJ,352.Sl Total.
S999o.GS.
Mr. Charles W BONNER reports the
Lynchburg (Na) tobacco market for the
week ending Saturday. April t. $500. ~
follows.
Our market for the past two weeks las
shown some increase in activity Heavy.
bodied Tugs have advanced 800. to 81 Per
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

NEW YORK. April 17.-TLOUR-Nee-
upturn in wheat.
RYE iFLCTR- Duh.
RNAlEAIs-Steady
ny p f1sy, No. - G,o
BAltLEY-NOminaL
BARLEY MALT-DuU
NltfAI-Spot firm. so. rcd. S9a4c.
Options opened firm on cables and cover
ing. They declined sharply az midday
under bear raid, lack of outside support
ana small export interest. resulting in an
oVersoid condition Latcr shorts were
run I'm on bad crop news. and the market
closed firm at lsG' 80. net advance. tho
latter on distant options. May closed at
iSlc.; July closed at 1st4c.. September
closed nj 7S3sc
CORN-Spot firm: No. .. f3ana,c. OPP
tions opened iirmer with wheat. and later
advanced on cables. "a large visible sup-
ply decrease and covering. closed firm
at %c. net advance; May closed at 4olac.;
oATs-spot quiet; no. white. a5a.q
3Gc. options slow.
BEEF-Steady.
CUT NEATS-Stcady.
LARD-Qu.et and easy Refined steady
BUTTER Steady.
CIEESE.-Firm.
EGGS Strong
POTATOES-Qu
COTTON-SEED Olls-StCady.
PETROLEUM-Weak. Refined. New
York. SG.95: Philadelphia and Baltimore.
$500: do. in bulk, $40.
KOSIN-firm-
TGRPENTINE-steady at H4Qlia,c.
RICE Firm.
CABBAGE-Dull
COFFEE-Options opened steady and
unchanged. ruled inactive with lnslen.N-
cant variations. foreign news conflcuns;
statistical change over Sunday and TOT
weei. about as expected, and new factors
OF importance entirely lacking, spot dee
parfment steady and fairly active. closed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

Day by day. for yesterdays sales, compared with last
years of same date far in OF any estimates
we dared make for increased business, which plainly
shows that The Meyer methods of helping out over
burdened manufacturers and importers by buying their
surplus stocks and selling them off quickly brings you
merchandise for less than it has been sold for In
Richmond The goods advertised here sale every
hour of every day until closed out.
Added to yesterdays sales will be found some re-
markable values which enumerated below.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE market for
cotton goods opened the week without
material change iu any important particu-
lar. the demand for both staple and fam
cies is moderate and previous prices is
maintained Print cloths quiet but firm
in price for both regular and odds. Wool
len and wOrsted dress goods steady. with
fair demand. Mems wear w0ollcns quiet
and unchanged. Silks In fair request.
with adVancng tenaencv.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
NA,AL STORES

CHARLESTON. 5. c.. April f7.-TrE-
PENTINE-Market urm at ilc., sales.
none.
ROsIN-Steady and unchanged, sales,
none.
ITS OF TURPENTTNE-N Nothing doing.
prices unchanged receipts, A. casks.
ROSlN--Firm AT e5cMSl, receipts, -
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Qu az si.35
gao. receipts. 10 barrels
TAR-Firm at &c. receipts 1.~i' par
rels.
SAVANNAH GA. April f7.-SPlRITS
OF TURPENTINE-tirm az 4Oc., re-
ceipts. co.. casks; sales, 2l3 casks.
ROSIN-FNrm; sales 2;a> p9r 7, -
mi.3O: G. S13Og1.35; II. SL4g4 LOO, !.
$l.5O; X. $l.6O: NJ, SiSJ: y. -: window
glass 225Gi2 s.; water white, S2.4JHZ.o".
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

exports 10 Great Britain, 2oi6 bales: TO
France. III bales; To the Continent. 4. 1866
bales: stock. 1gi. ia bales
FOnsolidatcd-Nct receipts. 81 III bales !:
exports To Great Britain. =. lO2 bales, to
France, III bales. TO the Continent, 5,2GG
Total since September 1st-Net receipts.
7.74O.g2D bales; exports 10 Great Britain
3172779 bales. 10 France, GG0,0:,O bales :
10 the Continent, 2iop,3sl bales
NEW ORLEANS. April LECTION
Futures uuict and steady. April. 5.is bid !.
Nav. JGDn5.Gi. June. 5.GSNJ.GN. July =. 90
GrI.71: August. jGSHJ.G9; September. 80
as %. October, JGS. November, j.Gs 1910.
December J.7lH512; January, J.1inj.16.
LIVERPOOL. April III p. Mot
TON-Spot firm. fair demand, prices
13-lCd higher American middling
3 1872: good middling 3 GIG: middling.
3%: low middling . 3-lG. good ordinary
g. ordinary, > 1916. The sales Of the day
were 1900 bales. Of which 800 were for
speculation and export. and included 1900
American. No receipts.
Futures opened and closed steady with
fair demand: American middiing. J. m.
G., April, 3 20-tA. buyers; April and May,
. 20-G4 buyers. Nav and June . Hi-hf,
buyers; June and July. . 2O-diu$ It'll,
sellers; July and August. 3 4Ot4nj Zl-pi.
buyers. August and september, . H-lfH
2l-t4. sellers: September and October,
9-6i buyers: october and November
2V-G4, November and December . -u-t41
> 2l-Gi, sellers. November and December,
= 2p-1t, sellers January and February
= @o-Oi. sellers January and February.
3 D-6i, January and February 3 2l-oi,
llfNGTA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
Tailor-Mnde snit Wonder.

SOS for suit that heretofore we have
been unable 10 sell for Jess than So. Ia
fact. these are "a lot of the same SD Suits
which the tailor had made uD. but FOR
reasons best known 10 himself be would
not shin 90 the merchant ordering them.
and We bought outright go a. big dis
count. These are new Drop. Front Suits OF
Atwood Venetian cloths. in four charm
ing shades Jackets and the skirts are
run braided. aud the jackets are FUN
lined with the best satin. They are won-
drrs IN 81 o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
A Chamber Suit. $3.50.

Here is q remarkable opportunity 20 buy
90 complete Chamber suit as We are going
10 close Out our present style OF so Sol Il
oak Chamber Suits. consisting Of "a Blu
rrau. Washsfand. Double Bed. Centre
Table. Towel Rack. Arm chair and Z side
chairs for S9250. and we viii give FREQ
OF charge with every set sold one woven
Wire Spring and one Good Mattress and
one pair Feather Pillows.
So BrOcltelle C0uches. $3.50
81 Leather COurhes N.1.
- Tapes @ C0uches 500
Whitney carr ages. rubber tires. SOD.
StV Hair MIftrcs~rs Nfg>.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
Eve Gl,sses. Toe y pair.

The Celebrated Alloy Eye-Glasses her
aided through Richmond as special
$50 Sell thousands of them. too. hut We
specially recommend our Goldom Glasses.
that come n every style nose piece Tor
SOC. which We guarautf" as good aa any
e. Glasses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
The King's Daughtefs
of Charleston, S. G.,

Will open 3D. dOrmitOrv for women az The
High school Building. northwest corner
of Meeting and George streets. during the
Confederate Reunion. May sth 10 18Th.
inclusive. Price ot cots. % cents each
per night in advance.
Cots may be engaged before the reunion
by sending money to Mr.. ROBERT VII
son. secretary Of Committee on D0rmi-
tory. 81 Meeting street. Charleston. :. &.
apis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
NORFOTK PEANrT ntApKrr

NORFOLK. VA. April 17.-PEANUTs-
Farmers stOck-fancy SIC nor,nd. .
strictly prime. &c. round prime. 2itG@s.c
mound. common. none offered Spanisnr
Shellcd. gOc per bushel. Tone OF marl.e,
firm. offerings very Light. net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18

terday afternoon. visiting jefferson. Mar
shall CANDLES Hu- aud Monroe Parks.
The work necessary no each was dis
cus-sd bur nO action WIS taken
The Committee OF Cemeteries was
scheduled TO meet last night, bat failed
90 get a. quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
Liberty Satins. 69c.

Vow those of You who have been wait
ing for au the col0rs Of Liberty SatinS
can get them. Twelve new colors arr
rived and viii Doe placed ON sale com
mond 81 the only CITY ln the United States
where Liberty Satlns are sold for less
than one dollar. SO the manufacturer
writes US
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
The Run on n ibhons

never ceases ar Meyers say visitors
here and 30 is q TACT as fast as one great
iot sells ont others take SIS place. u IL
really "a mystery 10 us how and whore
orr silk buyer get a-hold OF 80 many
bargains in Ribbons Here are some new
ones. Finest Six Taneta 3ia inches wide
black Zoe. 3ia-inch Reversible Check Rib
hons. Zoe. 4i2-inch wide Finest Quality
Tancta Ribbons. cOlorod stripes iHc..
worth I0c. J-lnch-widc D0ubie-Faced
Satin Ribbons iet black, and as good as
we had ia stock at 81. for sc.
New Elastic Belts just received. Black
Scales. 15c.. JET. JOc. Steel. CSC. Girdie
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
4 45c SILK Sale

that created n sensation Yesterday and
VIII every day this week u we nave
enough 90 last the week out Every
thread Pure SILK Taifeia, Duchess ana
Tv-siI three different wcaves. Bring a
sample OF the 7jc. kind with YOU for com
harrison.
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Mems Pants.

VCu = fuUtN.
" for no other reason than that We
win the men 10 our side. this SAFE ~
Mems Pants has been big thing for Va.
when We can show up over lcoo pairs ~
Pants every pair Of which Is selling for
half Of the lowest prices men ever bought
them before. IL IL any wonder they should
go home and say. Meyers is a wonderful
store" Every pair we sell can be taken
home and examined, and n not satsfac-
tory. can be brought back and nave your
money refunded. Bring with YOU waist
and inside seam measure.
81 Black and Navy Cheviot Pants fot
Si25 Grav-Mxed Cheviots FOR Sc
Sl25 Gray-Mixed Cheviots for ssc.
- - Hair-Ilnc CheviOts for $50.
So Brown and Gray W0rsteis tor asc.
50 All-Wool Mixed Cashmere for HSc.
s. Brown Check Cho,iOts for 9sc.
- 80 All-Wool Plaid Cashmere Tor
$50 Atwood Hair-Line Cassimeres for
s. Atwood English Cassimercs FOR
s. 90 ATWOOD Mixed Cheviots for -. ~.
a. Atwood French Cassimcros for Si.GS.
81 six and Wool Worstods Tor los.
81 English Plaid Worsteds for Nl.nS
81 French Striped Worsteds for Sl.9s
How many Yards Of e Liorre Lac,
to-day Beautiful Dress Waist and Hat
Laces. made IN the town OF Lierre.
France. imported 10 sel for toe. bur
through some trouble with the custom
house were - - ne United states
us for One-fOurth actual prices. Samples
OF these cannot boz sent. as il Will surely
an be sold out to-day.
NGennen's Talcum Powder DC. Shelf
fields Dcutlfrice. Zoe tho Rational 2ff
Tooth Brush. lOC. $50 quality Keep
clean Hair Brushes FOR 81. Bounce Palm
SOaD. cakes for lc-is part and parcel
of the sale az the Toilet Counter to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-18
PICKETT CAMP.
Delegates To the Reunion az Charles
ton Were Chosen.

ton Were Chosen.
The meeting OF Pickett Camp last nisht
was we'll attended. Commander 9. j..
Johnson presided. Prayer was onered Dy
Chaplain Z. L. Winston.
4 letter was received from Captain
Peter A. Morton stating thar on next
Monday night tho LAMBS would
through him. present a set OF resolutions
10 the camp.
The following delegates IN tho reunion
at Charleston. s. G., we're selected:
Or. r. G. Crouch, Ro. y. Nortnen. A.
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rnomcter N The Times office Yesterday.
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pti>i>E HELPS

liver medicines 70 cure hiliousncs, and
malaria. That h why Groves Quinine
Liver Pills ara better than other lyer
pills. 10 and = cents.
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