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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

RICHMOND VA. July 22.-Trade con-
dltions ln Richmond during the past
week have been unusually favorable and
despite the fact that this is dull season
with many branches of trade, merchants
are holding their own and doing cous-d-
cradle more business than last year Dry
goods men are handling many orders for
The fan trade already. and a number Of
extra travelling men have been put on
the road 10 cover additional territory
heretofore not worked by Richmond job
bers Hardware men are doing an UNI
usually large business, and all branches
of the iron trade here are on decided
increase
The railroads which traverse southern
territory from this direction report large
shipments of various commodities. Their
shipments from the iOb1ing trade are -
Der cent. larger than last year. number
OF new concerns Will Doe opened here IN the
fan. including several wholesale estab-
lishments.
The boot and shoe men report steady
ana healthy business and there IS little
complaint as Co poor collections Mercan-
tile agents report a large number OF ad-
ditlonal subscriptions from Northern
wholesale concerns. as well as from
Richmond iobbers inquiring as TO the con-
ditlon of retail dealers I'm North Caro-
lima and further south.-New York Com
meFcial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
THREE july CELEBRATIONS.

July 4th is the day we celebrate the an
nyersary of tho birthday of our great re-
puonc. ON July 18th the French celebrate
the anniversary of the fan of the Bastile.
ON July 16th of this year another cole
prau0n viii Doe he'd-the celebration of the
fortioth Anniversary of the Equitable
Life Assurance Society of the United
states.
This company. ike the two nations who
also celebrate this month. is run on the
mutual principle and although one OF the
yoimgcst of the great companies. has
made an unprecedented record. Very few
of us are able To- absolutely grasp the
magnitude of the amounts published by
THIS company in its Anniversary state
mont. over 100000 On ot Assurance in
Force. over S2100o0olo iu Assets, and over
$3.50 OO0ll Surplus speaks volumes for the
MANAGEMENT of this company and for the
energy and wisdom with which its affairs
navo been conducted.
N such figures can Doe shown on its
Fortlcth Anniversary. we wonder what
sort of q giant statement the Equiiao.
wn publish on IT'S Semi-Centonnial ten
Years hencct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
BEET SUGAR TALK.
fredericksburg Ice Manufacturing
Company Be.in Work This Week.

Frederick sburg Ice Manufacturing
Cou,unus Roeiu Work This Week.
,.,t,-nrpI..1< VA Ulv Or
suari,I -.rha feu, or establishing a beet
-1e.~ ra.tor, hone b. beine revived State
-o,nrof. i.r.r of Agriculture g. W.
Ko,ner ,,as n.r. recently comforting on
fr. .,bt... and FL has since been stated
inns Richmond capitalists are interested
in tho project 10 IS generally conceded
fh.t fh'. section is wcu adanted 90 the
raising of SUGAR bccts.
.fhe Frodcrlcksburg Ice Company. which
,rt. rer-nfIr formed here. has equipped
trcfr NOV, rfant with tine most approved
,..f...... and viii bariu operations this
vol
Ine rebuilding of the roctory Of Aqua
episcopal church. in Stafford county is
progrosslne favorahly.
AIR ID 81. Curtis as erecting a hand
.one residence on One u, leeaph road.
moan. Stafford Courthouse
dr,uebt has prevailed in this section
... ..,.....l weeks. resulting in much dam
49, .,~,,,..,.o. cr,,.. e.nc.i.ilv corn
..f.r +.1.,. b,t.s,er with
- $50
,.,tb .bo ovoen+ion ~
->".''' -,.,.,,i i,, ,,fs ro,ri..t
s .t... cr.hs were never moro
10, ,..,.,. crook tban at nrcseot
mum. I'D, ha mite a contest FOR me
,,-......+t.. ..o,,,frafior to represent Stat
b'i,''''', ,...'i 49,. c,,,n.ios IN Tho
i'Iu anu . i>'.- ,rho esrov.ne Gentle,
I'1, ~ ',,..1 o. candidates. n. w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
THE VIRGINIA
DENTISTS MEET
A Large Attendance on the Sessions
at Old Point.
RICHMOND is VERY PROMINENT.
The Sessions Will Last Three Days and
an Interesting Programme VIII DC
Carried Out - Election of
Officers Thursday.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July D.
special-The thirteenth annual con'en-
ton of the state Dental Association con-
yened at old Point this morning with
a large attendance. IL will be In session
al the Hygela Hotel Tor three days. dur
ing which time an interesting programme
will be carried out, including addresses
on various subjects connected with the
profession by II. W. Barksdale, of ch'r-
lottesvne; t. p. Beadles, of DanVlHe'
A. D. McConachie, Of Baltimore ana
others.
Clinics will be held as follows: Car
cnce j. Graves. NJ. D., ID. ID. >. ba'.'-
more. Md. lecturer, etc., in tnIFeIs..y
of Naryland. Porcelain work Win
Dowme furnace; procelaln sHeHs anu
r. h. Wood. Roanoke. Va Demon
strauon of the Callahan method OF
treating deutahzed teeth ,..
EDWARD Eggleston. Richmond N"I'
NJ Cowardin. Richmond. va:
Opening pulp canals with suiphu'lo
r. r. steel. Richmond, Va: Cast fill
ings.
b. Brdgeforth. Richmond. Va: DEM
onstratng use Of matrices.
D. D. Parramore. Hampton. Va; De M
onstratng crystalloid gold with electric
maIet.
1ne morning session was devoted 70
preliminary work. election of new MEM
hers. etc. At the afternoon session Pres
ident Steel read his address. which was
very able and interesting. Several I'M
portant reports of committees were also
read. A night session was held. wnen
other reports were read. There will he
three meetings tomorrow and a number
of very interesting clinics Will be held
OFFICERS
The election of officers and the appoint
mcnt of committees will come mp Thurs
day. the last day of the convention.
The present officers of the association
are: President. Charles /. Steele, Rich
mond: First President Il. TT. Wal
kcr. Norfolk. Second President. W..
=. Norris. Charlottesville, Third Vice
President. b. Bridgeforth. Richmond;
Corresponding Secretary. j. Hall Moore.
Richmond. Recording Secretary. George
i. Koesoe Richmond. Treasurer, VII
liam n. Ewald. Portsmouth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
LIFE AT CHAPEL HILL.
Many Improvements in Progress
Rev. Daniel j. Curric.

CHAPEL, HILL. y. c., July 25-special.
In fhe absence of the University students
and many of the faculty. Chapel hiii Is
very quiet socially. but there Is an ulu-
suallv large attendance AZ the summer
raw school. and business Is moving
al0ng nicely -, rso. T.
Ilovd near the depot has peeh com
pleted and the machinery IL being placen
ready for running ,.-,-
AR IL. Il. Patterson Is bulidlhs lai9e
nov, store on Franklin street. The Work
I'M the Alumni building viii soon be re-
sI,ned and the Carr building built al an
.srlv date A large brick yard j. IN ope-
ration near town which gives employ
mont 10 over hfty hands ana turns OUT
5000 brick a day. - 10.
A new hank has been started ehu mas
boenn business ia the bank buiidlns.
Rev. Daniel j. Currie, pastor OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church. will be absent from
ma work here on "a six weeks vacation
during which time he will engage IN
several protracted meetings, the hrst be-
ing an his country church. New Hope
where ne will be assisted next week by
rev DIR r. W. smith. OF Greensboro. IN
he meantime some very decided I'M
nrovements Will be made on the building
~ Inc PRESBYTERIAN church here Indeed
The huildiug will be remodeiled; new
windows. furnace. and electric lights
nut I'm; and the church nicely furnished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
A GREAT MEETING.
An Old Section Master is Very Ili-The
Drought

Drought
FABER'S MILLS. Va. July 25.-Spe-
GAIA great meeting which has been I'm
progress az the Baptist church no Coves-
vile. near this place has just closed
The pastor, Rev. Robert d. Bowden. did
the preaching.
Mr Thomas S Morris who has been
section master on the Southern railroad
between this village and Covesvi'e thir-
ty-cight years. is very DO with dropsy.
MT Morris is nearly eighty years old.
The funeral services of Alrs. NJ &. Bcr-
ry. VINO died ON Friday. took place ON
saturday afternoon at g o'clock at the
residence OF her daughter Mrs Robert
Dodd
Rev. ]. NJ Mercer. ID. ID. OF Richmond.
va. is aiding Rev. Robert II. Bowdcn i'm
"a protracted meeting at Adiel Baptist
church this week
.rh, drought I'm this section Of the state
Is very severe at this time. There has
been very little rain for .N weeks. The
farmers say the corn crop WIFI Doe almost
total failure.
Ars. j. vs.. Rhodes. who has been visit
ing al the home OF AIr Hudson Martin
for the past ten days, lts returned ln her
nome ON Rockish.
Auss Mary Tompkins ~ Arlington. Va.
IS visiting her many friends of this vile
I4ra
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

fo De continued by Mrs J. II. Powell.
Mrs. William Reid Williams. principal
AIRS. ~ q. Pcyton, associate principai'
ar. j. :. Brockcnbrough, business man
agr
10 was Mr. Powcns earnest desire that
inc school. representing his lifes work,
should not come 10 naueht when De was
called 20 rest from his labors kecogniz-
ing what was best in mod rl methods ot
training. be had added Co his corps o. in-
structors "a gentleman of high standing
and thorough education as Instructor for
ms most advanced pupils, and lady of
talent and skill for che little ones ion suo-
primary and Kindergarten. such am ar
rangcmcnt gives TO tho pupils opporiunl-
tics rarely met with and secures TO Rich
mond a school where am education may
Doe begun and finished. An must realize
the loss sustained 10y the school In Mr..
Poweu's death but those who have for
SO long lived with him and been trained
by him believe that they can carry on
as me would wish the work of which be
mas made so great a success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
PAAR TRIED TO ESCAPE.
Another Account Of the Amherst
County Tragedy.


I0WEsVfII,E AMHERST COUNTY,
VA. July -Special-What may prove
"a serious shooting scrape took place
here yesterday. Ldn1ic Iaar, young
white man about twcnty-tnree years o.
age. shot and fatally wounded Howard
saudridgc. "a young white man of about
the same age.
A sunday school celebration and Chill
drcu's Day was in progress at Central
Baptist church. Both OF the young men
were waiting on the same young lady. "a
Miss koWlcs. and Paar is said % have
been engaged 90 her Pdar had forbidden
her going with young Sandridse. but
during lntermission they went ONT in a
buggy for drive. paar followed on
horseback. and when about a half mile
from church drew "a pistol and Tired
three shots at young Sandridgo. Two NJ
tine shots took effect. one entering his
back Just below the left shoulder blade
and passing almost entirely through his
body. the other entered his rilht side
and has not as yet been located. Tho
doctors do not think that he will I've
tWonty-fOur hours longer.
Young p4ar after fhc shooting took
the Young lady. carried her back 10
church. and then mounting his horse
rode away az full gallop. Several de-
putes were hastily sworn in and DE was
overtaken and captured about five miles
away.
He was given a preliminary hearing
before Justice Martin and started 20 the
iau under "a strong guard. The county
iaH IS about twelve miles away
This Is the most distressing thing that
has happened In this neigh1orhood for
years The people are very much en-
RACED and mob violence IS feared. How
ever. the stronger and better element
of the community is IN favor OF letting
the law have It's course
Both OF the young men belong 10 re-
spectacle families and the occurrence
was "a great surprise To every one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
NORTH CAROLINA
PENITENTIARY
The State Treasurer and Clerk at
Loggerheads'
MORE LETTER CARRIERS WANTED
Provision for Holding School lnsil
tutes in All the Counties OF the
state-The Legislative Investi-
eating Committee at Work.

RALEIGH. ~ C.. July Especial
The bookkeeper at the penitenuary Capt
X A. Ramsey. has declined TO furnish
tho state Treasurer with list Of war
rants for claims issued to the Executive
BOARD. unless by order of the Board.
Tie has declined also TO allow Treas
urcr Worth's clerk TO go to the peni'en-
tiary and make a copy.
Treasurer worth has just paid PEN
sion warrant that was issued by eA-
State Auditor Roberts eleven years ago.
Tt was for S>25.
President winston. OF the Agricultural
and Mechanical College Will Dee mere To-
morrow and viii meet with the trustee
~ the college 10 fil some vacancies III
tho faculty. whom they meet next W,'N'
Postmaster Bailey is now in NasH'us-
tom making arrangements 10 secure @Uul-
tionaI letter carriers for me cry
EITHER WILL APPEAL
Both Beddugleld and Abbott lh tue
suit for a seat Boz the corporation COM
mission. say that each VIII WIN lae case
a. vet Judge Moore has never maue
known liAr Nf lrl'IIA Aaa '.t--
ever he decides TO-. the supreme court
win be appealed 70. --,-
The school law passed by the Legs
Isture made an annual appropriation OF
$50 for each county for holding county
Institutes for public school teachers
SUPERINTENDENT Mebane hopes ID nave
institutes held i'm al least one-third OK
the counties this summer 10 many Only
Institutes for white teachers VIII be hela
thls year. and next year the Institutes
will he held for the colored teachers, the
appropriatl0n made being 100 smaA Io'
both races each year
INVESTIGATING.
The committee appointed 10y tne Leg
islqture 10 investigate the penitentlafy,
Agricultural Department and most amy
him, trat needs investigating. began .iis
work to-day I'm the Agricultural Depart
ment. and put on the stand as hrst VII
ne-s ex-secretary of the department. Mr..
Ramsey.
Before the corporation commission lo-
dav there was argument ON the question:
81 back taxes that 30 is claimed ihe MGR
camille Trust and Deposit Company OF
Baltimore owes as owner Of rolling stock
ON the S. A. L.. estimated % be worth
81 uA000 which only last year was listed,
and then only at $4,000 John w. Hura-
dau appeared for the Governor and John
ID shaw for the Seaboard Air Line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
PETERSBURG SNEW
RAILROAD LINE
Twelve Miles Built This SID Of
Ridgeway, N, c.
WORK ON APPOMATTOX BRIDGE,
Richmond and Petersburg Line Not
60 bc Commenced for Three Months
italy Buys Six Hundred Hogs
heads of Tobacco.

-.tf
fLIEkshJl '9. VA. july
About twelve miles of the Richmond
p.t.r.h,,rr and carolina railroad track
.. .,nls north OF
.'' ....,... .,.,t,
Nidte ""y, ~. 60 ANA ''
az la Crosse. Mock,u1lrs county. The
l,... .f fhe track between Petersburg
,......,.. fan, t,r.o
anu i''o"'''"' WIZ '0'
months SET.
Tac foundation for Che piers for inc
,..,......1... t.,ut over the Appom4t-
90"
Co.'s river n tia Guy Us No" D''"a Jus
and or. or two of the piers have been
n.uf I'M. hrfcr will extend from the
p...1.rt.. Cation Mills ou Canal street
...r Ia.. Chesterfield county and Will
cross thc river In ihe vicinity of John A..
....,,. p. So. SINK Afls ON Fleet street.
.' . f..... f..t 3D., norobt
inc bl'-e "H" 'o i'''S
~''N .,..,..... ,f.,.ll,ers
hi' i''-N'' i ......
I"e i'fl .i t,-, sI,
tInHl-H. nave l.'t 4'"' ''o'
"'nri.' N't'hr'os OH '''"l''
o. about sl-'''.
Mr ". J.. NNhcif'n. oI ihi' ,''|' l'-
cciyed telegram iast nenL ca'lis nun
60 ,he bedside 1t DIS mother Airs. b. d.
WlAersou who ls critically il at her
home al Olo Imoubure county.
pETERsHTRG CONFERENCE.
The p...rebur. District Conference
,t,.,.a,.., church M p..-
''.'-- d., ........,.. ,,f. morn.
p"''i''"' ...''' ...,t, ,,,l,
ing LOT FL
II" ai.''''I.t. ........,,,.,,
Mr. ll'INta I'.'. '.i..'' ~, i.4 '.,..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
CHARGED WITH PERJURY.
Sworc Falsely TO Girls Age 10 Secure
n Marriage License.

DURHAM, y. c.. July 25.-special-
James Ellis was arraigned before squire
d. g.. Gunter yesterday for perjury hlii5
procured "a marriage license from Regis
ter Suit for the marriage OF W T. Pas
chau and Mss Sadie Barbee, by swearing
the young lady was OF lawful age over
eighteen years old, when she was but
fourteen.
The marriage was TO have been Gretna
Green affair. but the young ladys iather
"caught on and had Ellis arrested
After hearing the evidence, the lustice
dismissed the case. and charged Bareee
with the cost Barhee says be VIII BRING
the matter % the attention ot the
grand jury when it meets
Last night about n o'clock, Young
Warren. n white man. was stabbed IN
the back by an unknown party The ar
fair occurred in the disreDutabie portion
OF the town. and. although The police nave
been searching for the offender, no ar
rest has yet been made. Warren Will re-
cover.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

the toll-gate and attempted TO collect
toll over a portion OF the old county
road. A party Of angered residents Of
Deep creek, for whom John Wiley, road
trustee. and George Brown. road con-
tractor. are stated to have been axemen.
cut down the pole at the toll-gate
The matter VIII be settled In tho
courts.
IT was stated to-day that the construc-
ton OF the railroad from West Norfolk
via Churchland TO Pig Point on James
river. opposite Newport News viii be-
gin within a few weeks
The williams syndicate IS reported 70
be behind the contemplated line. II IS
proposeG 10 connect Pig Point and New
port News By ferry. the route then going
overland 10 West Norfolk from which 4
ferry will run to Norfolk and Ports
mouth. The lire long contemplated Will.
it appears. probably now be built.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
SUNDAY TRIPS.
\ Day At West Point Gives Health and
Comfort

The Sunday trips 10 West Point are
growing In popularity because IN conncc-
zion with these trips. there is lots Of
pleasure and health thrown IN. Every
Sunday morning these trips are potro-
nizcd hy our best people IN search Of
hcalth-giying atmosphere and an oDDOr-
tanity o. get away from the heat and
dust ~ The city. Special train leaves
the Southern Station mt $3.50 every Sum
day morning returning leaves West Point
a C.') that afternoon only a seventy
minutes run and go cents round trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
ROADS IN ALBEMARLE.
The Movement for Better Highways
Being Pushed.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA July %
.sbecial.-The Board of Supervisors OF
Alhemarie county met yesterday and the
following were recommended as road
commissioners. Samuel Miller district
u. RI. Page. Charlottesville distrlct-li.
l.. Garth: White Hal district-W. A.
White. Rivanna dis.r.ct-J b. Minor
The Board is much concerned in refer
oncc to "bctter r0ads.' ana men nave
been selected I'm each district who VIII
push the work now BOO progress.
some miscreant last night cut the tan
from valuable COW belonging to MIS-.
sarah Bcddow. who r. .des DO the ea-t-
ern part Of the city. a reward has been
offered for the porpetrator.
The Methodist Sunday schools OF Abe
marie county VIII hold convention at
Chestnut Grove church. Earleysrilo, Au-
gust 10th and 18th. The following dole
gates will attend from the Charlottes-
vile church: Mossrs. @. D. Carter, II.
NJ Gleason. T. /. Carroll. o. d. Haw-
kins. John W. Perley Mr. and Mrs. r.
X. case Mrs. g.. ID. smithers Mr. ana
Mrs George Bruncy and Miss Minnie
Norris
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
Charles CITY County.

MISSIONER. VA. July Especial
rnreshing is over and farmers are fai-
lowing.
Politics are again coming to the front
ana candidates for the legislature were
on hand court-day. So FAR as / could
learn this section OF the county Is about
evenly divided between Governor Tyler
ana Mr. Martin for Senate, with chances
slightly In favor OF the Governor.
Mrs. A. II. Drewry with Mrs. r. O..
Wexford. have gone TO Sabine Hall, West
moreland county.
REV. J. c. Cornlck has been called to
the bedside OF his mother, who Is serious
~ III al her home IN Princess Anne county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

NORFOLK. VA, July S.-speolal.-
Since the Spanish war the coal trade OF
Norfolk has been much extended. The
Rri,ish steamer Nettleton. Captain Wig
ers cleared to-day for Rio De Janiero
win 400 tons Of Pocahontas coal. The
schooner Charles l. Davenport also
c,.sr,s to-dav with r'li c1r~o ~ rho coal
Tor Cartagena. South America. and the
s.bo,nsr anna H. j. Morse sailed with "A
ergo of coal for the Island Of Trinidad.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
SC0TTSVILLE MINISTRIES.
4 Surprise Marriage Between Mr..
Fischer aud Miss Pplter.

SCOTTSVILLB. VA. July Especial
The Scootsville Minstrel Troupe. assist
ed by the Citizens Band. OF Charlottes-
vile, gave an entertainment here in the
Scottsyille Hall last night. which. IL
possible surpassed in enjoyable features
the entertainment given about two weeks
ago.
Quite a surprise wedding took place
here this evening al the Methodist par
sonage, when Mr. Louis Fischer and
Miss Ella J. pelter. both of Alberene.
were married by Rev. l. T. Hit The
friends Of the couple here did not know
OF the wedding. so carefully was il plan
ned until several hours afterwards. Mr..
and Mrs. Fischer boarded the east-bound
train for 4 visit 10 Northern cities.
Miss Ida NJ. Brown, of near Glehdower
left to-day for Charlottesville. where she
will meet and wed Mr.. William Bishop.
of Germantown, Pa. This also Is rather
L surprise TO all but their near friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

head. A telegram was sent from here
TO Old Fort 10 have a physician In readi-
ness there 90 attend the injured lady's
wound on the arrival Of the train. Sus-
uicion points to- two young men. Judge
Coble. who was sitting tn the car mar.
rowly escaped being hit The passen-
gers were very much frightened over the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
LYNCHBURG CONFERENCE.
Rev. DR.. Paul Whitehead Presiding
and G.. H. lambeth Secretary


MONTVALE Va, July Special
The LynchDurg District Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church. South
convened al M0ntvaie to-day at 10
O'Clock. Dr. Paul Whitehead in the chair
The religious exercises We're conducted
by DR. j. Wiley Bledsoe. Rev. G.. X.
Lambeth was elected secretary.
The presiding elder appointed the reg
uiar committees
Rev. W. 5. Campbell. secretary of the
Virginia Bible Society delivered an able
address ON the circulation OF The Word
of God
DR.. W. W. Smith. of Randolph
Womans College. spoke on the Twentieth
Century Fund. Strong resolutions We're
offered and adopted endorsing the move
ment and urging all Methodists TO con-
tribute.
AT y NJ Rev. John r. Wightman OF
Court-street, Lynchburg, preached the
opening sermon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

Rishop. OF Philadelphia. were quietly mar
ried at the residence Of Mr.. NJ. :. Glea-
son. University avenue. this morning at
1920 tho rev Dr. w. n. Edwards per
forming the ceremony IN the presence OF
a few friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bishop left
on The noon train FOR their future homo
fn pnUaloluhia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
CUT TOLL GATE POLE.
A Ferry from Newport News to Pig
Pom, ia Connect Land Line.

NORFOLK, VA, July z'-speciai.-
rne owners OF the turnpike between
neon Creek and portsmoa .l n-ce "a
maj the residents Whereabouts were
avoiding paying toll by deiour, moved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
FOUND ATIAST,,

a certain. complete and pleasant cure
for Chiils and Fever dr. Davids Chill
Tonic is guaranteed TO cure Chills and
Fever. There is mo- better tonic 10 give
for weakness and debility after fever
and other sickness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26
DR.. BROWN WEAKER.
A Fine Horse 60 a Tauk Wagon Dies
suddenly.

ASHLAND. VA, July &.-speciAl-'
DR.. A. G.. Browns condition does NOT I'M
prove. but he gradually grows weaker
one 81 the large horses driven to a
standard oil tank wagon from Rich
mond. died quite suddenly hero to-day.
The animal was quite valuable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

DWALE. DICKINSON COUNTY. VA.
July SPECIALIZATION Kelly car
pcntcr. of Cuntwood. the county seat Of
Dickinson county. accidentally n1d his
hand sawed of yesterday while working
II L .aM.nllI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-26

MARION. y. c.. July 25.-Special.-At
Ncbo station. six miles east Of here.
last nieht thc vestlbule train was rock
"a 4 Young lady came near being killed
by a rock which struck her about the