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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
RURAL MUSINGS.
DAYS That arcJ7ull Of Joy as Well as
Melancholy

DAYS That arcJ'uil Of JOY as wen rs
Melancholy
CHRISTIE. VA. September l2-SpeciaL
ln rural parts the pfesehe. o- as
can NOW be- seen Tor Neeclau"l Dr.
snmiup IT'S golden hue and the ieeiAb .l".
the melancholy days produce
t.>3 ~ ono as he goes ont on business oI
,fsrrrafiou. Dc it is true that winter
,o.,.timas fingers in the Zap of spring. as
fbe of quoted saying goes, IL ls ]ua1 81
truo that summer hnbeis some liiii' pa
ia. lap of autumn. and verify 50 ll 7t-lit'
now Tor the glare of the sun U.s. IIlDie
-,,E ,,. nerepiration s. ems 90 Doe as pltn-
rsful as 80 gathers on the pto" a7 was
in summer. ,-..- 80,
But for AN this autumn glorious au-
.,,,n d. here and as one thinks OF me
wealth 10 brings TO rural oWeiei7 eape-
of4uy the greeting we give II comes from
.he heart warm and sincere Ainoush q
tiure Of sadness seems 90 rest upon t'.
season. yet fan ] love. ana STUDY "l
lbs scenes and also 90 listen 10 the num-
drum lhirpine of insects mis- me Win
suhduod joy.
The lessons Of tho season are very inn
pre-sivc and ula'ary, Cor in its decaylns
vegetation and ominous winds that sign
in the tree tops presaging the nature
death that viii follow our own mortality
A. brought to mind JOY however ls
naturally associated with the iall for 1t
Is the rural harvest ume and This means
much
ID docs ones heart good TO look upon
the hountifm crops which good Provi-
denco has favored tho people oi THIS sec
lion with the present year. Great cars oi
corn hane pendent from the stalks while
the tobacco now being housed ana cured
ie of excellent quality Tho cheerful
hurnlua fires in The nues of the barns DIS
common sight that greets The eye ot
the traveller ass Doc goes over our thorough
fares For days and nights the farmer
viii SID up 90 keep the proper temperature
Am tho barn while The tobacco is being
cured and 10 people Goo Underwater Viz
rinia such sight ass farmer curing TO-
hacco is a novel one in iced. in different
sections employments and products differ
and S., an equilibrium is maintained and
the world moves along.
The student of nature must however.
take in humanity for mans presence ana
hand can D. seen in the pictures She pre-
eente. Hereab0uis Dame Nature IS
friendly TO man whose thought and enc
tcrpriso So often changes the looks of
INJURIES pictures and good water. heal I'm
GOOD SOIL genial climate and minerals I'm
earths bowels prove This statement
The dearth % water occasloucd by lack
Of rain ls a drawback and to pass over
Inc bed of streams completely dry is no
uncommon thing How this useful IN
dlspensable element SIS missed when one
As deprived of t and man. beast and
vegetation then suffer
/ Miss up here larger streams which
add SO much to the general effect of ma
lures picture. while ihe music OF wide.
deem currents. with oyerhanging trees.
make an effect that stirs The soul. 7 long
Cor the SIGHT of one of these grand streams
which ada 20 much TO Nirginia's wealth
and comfort T. J.. 4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
CRUSHED BY A
FALLING HORSE
Fatal Accident to a Young Man at
Hot Springs.
PLAYED JOKE ON THEIR BROTHER
Two Nirginiaus Return Home After an
Absence OF Twenty Two Years IN
thc "'cst-Sand Bags for az
Concr Dam.
PLAYED JOKE ON THEIR BROTHER

-r O..
LbNlNGION, VA 'e'l'Hi"'-
cMl.-A large funeral took place from inc
1.yi,...,.. ..,,i., church sunday after
t..,.i. aver the
i'oa Mhei Services "''
remains of lcwc't Homer N''A''' ''
seyentecu-yoa son of Mr ROBOT Do
i.rop.r or ,h.e p.a-e The unfortunate
.,....,,. his death enc
.t..,. ..,.,,,
listed ihe sympathy '' ''
muuig. Young Ituckcr was connected
,.i.b Tho livery stables OF Hamilton g.
,,.. .,....... o,, t-r,fs, ,iobf
-... ~ a..
ai ueaiiy m'-'"-'l "' '''" 0'0
horses u0m the stable and mounted 1t
without saIdi. or bride. using omy ihe
a. l... ..i-,ol e,ir.,,o.oli,,
many. ...'-... ~. ,f.. .'.~.
-, n,1 et.hfe ditrb
POI -t.. ....,..... 40 ls,.,n,-
.-,.- ..,.. Whom moan fh. ditch the
49,. ..' ..... sa, srnrad and threw the
,'.l...-.a.. r,der into the di.ch and fen
in ODD Ion of him. The YOUNG mans head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
NEWS OF SALEM.
Roanoke College TO Open To-Day - \
Beautiful Wcdding-PcrsOnal

SALEM. VA. Sept 2-Special.-Mr.
William S. Drehrer. of Berlin. Germany,
who has been visiting his brother. pr.
julius ID. Drehrcr. president OF ROANOKE
College. leaves this evening Tor hls nome
I'm Germany, where hc VIII resume MS
work AS Berlin correspondent 20 the Lon
don Economist. one of the leading papers
Of the world. Mr.. Drehrer was consul
Goo Berlin for four years from the Onltea
The forty.sixth session of Roanoke COL
lege opens tomorrow l3.hl. rms year
promises 60 be one of the most successiui
Roanoke has ever known japan
Korea and Porto Rico win De represented
as well las many States in The Uni ln
Reg. Professor j. a. Morehcad, OF Point
Pleasant. S. g.. brother of Professor
Wythe A. AlOrchead. oi Roanoke con. ee,
will deliver the opening address. ME
Rev. ". m. a. Joyce. of NJ. r, church
viii address the students repreSenllne lhe
churches. DR. s. q. Wells. IN. d., Ill. i.t
the faculty. Attorney NJ. G.. McClung the
Ihe salem High School opened yestor-
da- under the MANAGEMENT OF the new
principal Professor Adams, with an en-
rolIment of 81 pupils The largest I'D IT'S
history. Tho High School has been Hl9FeA
into the new building. WINE MISS ooiH-
SON has the GRADED school in the Old.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Louise Lo-
gan. of this city. To fi9lta.,i ""t
Nueent. of Syracuse, n. J., 1ial 'osN
PauTs Episcopal church, Was one -'h5
to &c remembered in salem Inc cnuicH
was tastcfuuy decorated ODD gOiuth Iy''
and filed TO its fullest capacity ny thc
many friends and relatives OF the pIiut.
M the strains of MendelssOhns W eddlnB
March beautifully rendered n1 AI. D. r.
AIIomouy Mr. Joe J. gan. COUSIN OF we
bride. accompanied boy her uncle, NiI.
robert LOGAN. came in, followed by .he
bridesmaids-M Johnson WIN Miaa
CLAYTON White. Miss LanghoIle WIN as
Toli,se Logan. Miss Burks with MISS l. al %
io~- Miss e.air with Miss McDrd4-dll OF
whom were dressed i'm white oreanoir
trimmed iu yellow ribbons lnty Mt
Followed by the maid of honor, MISS Elsie
Logan. siefer of the bride. id While v.-
candle 49, --allow satin, VINO was thth
fniioyred bv 10 bride dressed in white
satin trimmed IN chiffon. leaning u-9IH
the arm OF her father '-oiuHci H. a.
eggu where they were met ny tl.
a,room with his best man. Dr. H. mlii't
WILEY. The impressive ceremony "l w.
Fpi4couaf church was perform, "l t.i'
brides uncle. Rev. Mercer r. Ll-"l.' ~
ID of WythCylle assisted 10y rev To- ii'
Hubbard. rector .t.t..f..,,. 80, tt..
r.-eid,nce of the brides father WheIe
rscrrtion was. given. Mr. ana Mis. -No-
cont leave. among the cDneraiul. ll'N- "-
freir friends. tomorrow l'. q.
n y where he VIII resume nl7 n"I IS /"
Professor of civil Engineering lh the Di"-
versIty of syracuse. 30 e-i.,5s ip
salem where she wifi Doe greatly MISSED.
r,rofelsor Nuefnt was for many years
,.'si5ent of salem. 200 which Doe mas many
frierds he left few years ago ID aftett
his position as professor al III. D"'F0''''
at Syracuse.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
DEATH IN BIG BEND TUNNEL.
Three Negroes AsphyXiatcd aud Five
Narrowly Escape Same rate.


HINTON. w. VA. September l2-Spe-
cial.-Three men died Of asphyxiation and
nve more barely escaped the same fate this
morning at Big Bend Tunnel eight miles
east OF this place. All OF the deceased
we're colored. two Of whom were Richard
Hall and Harrison Lewis, OF keswick,
va. the other being unknown. The cause
of their sunocation was the bursting Of
am air-hose ON a heavy freight train
while it was passing through the tunnel
bringing 10 90 a standstll
After several unsuccessful attempts 10
move the train the crew were compelled
% abandon it and return 20 fresh air.
leaving the train until another engine
could be secured 90 pull 30 out
soon after the crew reached the opening
o. the tunnel a colored man came out ana
said there were several more still IN The
tunnel. but when they were reached three
were dead and five unconscious.
The railroad company Immediately had
them removed 10 this place and gave
them every attention possible
Tho men had been employed ~ laying
the double track which the Chesapeake
and ohio is building just west OF her-
and were beating their way 20 Ronceverte.
where they expected TO work on the new
branch road which SIS being built through
Greenbrier and Pocahontas counties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
TO GUST CHIEF OF POLICE
White Longshoremen supercede the
Striking Negroes.


NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September p
c-fcisl Tho fine steam collier Santullt
Formerly of the Atlantic Transportation
companv's feet was sold to-day under
a decree of the court % satisfy a clalh
of Tine Elnickerbocker Steam Iowase COM
MANY. She was purchased by Hale q APP
platon. of Boston, for $1,000.
a campaign has been mauguialea TO
ouet Chief of Police Harwood from ONCE
tho Nravor hoing the handspring OF the
rr.sgoYfion Formal charges VIII be
io5ce5 I'm "a few DAYS and an investiea-
lion held This action IS 30 accord WIN
tb. Nfa,or's announcement when be APP
pointed Preacher Mackay on the follce
Board several months ago. He mas nao
I'd in for the chief for long ume. Inc
matter has created a good deal OF OK
element The charges have not beeh
made public. but it is believed tnal nom
ing more serious than neglect oil ouly -
alleged. -, 49,.
The crew for the Morgan liner El Norte
orriye5 This morning from New York.
The strike of the longshOremen is sim
on and white labor is being continually
imported from Norfolk and other points.
There arc now between three and -FOUR
hundred white longsh0remen az work on
the piers. and they will. 1t IS understood
i'm a few DAYS form a separate organiza-
ton Of their own.
Tho contract for building the new
Washington Avenue Methodist church
has been let TO j. II. Brinson, OF Hamp-
tom whose bid was $l9252. There were
five other bidders. among them j. T. VII
SON. of Richmond. who bid S2l4ii- Inc
structure will Doe completed by the latter
part of next spring.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
CUMBERLAND NOTES.
Summer Girls Are Fitting Homoward
~ the season Wancs.

CUMBERLAND G.. H.. VA, Sept 13.-
SIccial-Ihe summer Gays are zone and
with them most OF The summer -ir.s.
who have added to the pleasure OF the
summer DAYS greatly.
Misses Bernard and Mann who have
been visiting friends here. have returned
10 their homes in Petersburg.
Miss luez Wcisiger VINO has been spend
ing che summer season 40 hed Rose Inn,
has returned t0 her nome tn Richmond.
Miss Nellie Spence. who has been the
guest of Allss Powers at Claire, has
returned Co Richmond.
Miss Lawton, of Richmond. who spent
the month of August at hcd Rose Inn,
has returned 90 her home.
Mrs. B.. Philip Filpptn. OF "Burlcy
HALL is visiting Mrs. Judge Bernard, n
Petersburg
Mis-, Katie Roegs. OF Georgia. is the
guest of Miss Zereida McItae.
Miss Gillian, of Farmrille. IS visiting
Miss Fuglnia Phillips of Sunnyside.
Dr and Mrs. Richard r. Smith. after
spending the summer at 'Beauv0ir. the
home of DIT John l. Banks. have returned
Miss Matue Frayscr of Greensboro.
KY has returned 90 bier home at that
place after visit TO Miss Brazeai, at
Suuuysidc.
Miss Gillian. OF Farmv.lo. was the re-
cent guest guest of Miss EIlio Coleman.
Among the young women who viii ate
tend the Blackstone Institute This coming
session are Misses Patio Clark. SdIlie
Garland. Nellie Gray and Alice FliDpen,
of this county
The tobacco factory of r. p. FlIppen &
Bro. which was burned last April Us be-
ing rebuilt.
An effort is being made to get the ORA
matte Club of Suunyslde to reproduce the
drama. "Ten Nights in a B1r-R1om
which was SO creIitan.V rcnde ed at
Grove for the benefit of the Confederate
monument fund committee was app
pointed at the last reunion 20 select the
Site ON the courthouse Dot for tine monu-
mcuf
The political situation still remains very
0uiet and little interest manifested any
where
The tobacco crop OF the county IS
good one and the outlook good. The
warehouse of this place has been leased
to g. r. Moss a. CO.. of PETERSBURG. and
VIII reopen with the tobacco season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
Rio Saw Mill Burned.

EAsTvILLE. VA, Sept. l2.-speeial-
About 10 o'clock tonight the large saw
and planning mill belonging TO Mr.. y. l..
Holland. at Eastvlie station. was burn
ed together with the whole contents and
a large amount Of lumber. The loss will
exceed four thousand dollars.
When discovered the entire Interior Of
the mill was ablaze and IN a short time
the roof had fallen. By the aid OF bucket
brigades and hard work by the large
crowd assembled the barrel house and
several small buildings near by We're
saved. No insurance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
L. n. JONES, President W.s JONES, Ssc.-Treas
&c. PETERSON, yioe.Prss. Manager.
VIRGINIA ENGRAVING COMPANY
tlttlltIl
LitdluA tflth -
ENGRAVING,
g9 PLATE-PRINTING, 81
ENCLOSING.

We take pleasure in announcing to
the public that our engrayer has re-
turned after his summer outing We
are now prepared to execute orders for
engraving, enclosing and copper-plate
printing Of every description.
Sketches made while you wait in our
office by our designer, who is an artist
in his line. We will send him to any
part Of the city, on request, to get your
ideas and work them up.
We are the only copper and steel-plate
engrayers in this city. ANY other work
has TO be sent north for this purpose.
We guarantee work equal 10 any
northern concern, and when you receive
it, unless it gives you entire satisfac-
ton, return il TO Us without any cost
whatever to you. We also guarantee
prompt delivery.
We do not foist inferior work on the
public under any circumstances
You can get your plate, WITHOUT
EXTRA CHARGE, whenever you want II,
as II belongs to you.
A beautiful line Of correspondence
papers Of Hurd's make on hand.
VIRGINIA ENGRAVING co.,
s-S-le n Eighth Street.
Jones Buildingl RfehAoNe. VA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

The case Of Thompson and wife VS..
The Monumental Savings and Loan As
sociauon. from Die Circuit Court of Clarke
county. was dismissed
The case 0f ". a. vs.. r. r. co. VS.. Mar
pole. from thc Circuit Court of Page
county was argued in part and continued
tin tomorrow morning Tor "a further hear
ing. Joseph J. DOran. y. j. Armstrong
aud Gcoree - Sipe for plaintiff in error.
and Mccormick d. Mccormick FOR de-
PENDANTS iu error
Tho case of k.mhau g. Fink. receivers
of the N. d W.. r.. r. VS.. Borden, will be
called tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

ALEXANDRIA. VA, September r.
Speciai-Preparatio are being made BY
the Protestant churches here to hold A
union revival during the month OF Octo-
Der Rev. A. G. Dixon. OF Brooklyn. y.
L.. viii be- here.
The funeral Of Mrs. Carlln Simpson
took place this afternoon from Trinity
church, conducted by Rev ~ y. Mas
ters.
Mr.. william Groves and Mrs. Lille
May Wagner were married today az the
parsonage OF the Methodist Protestant
church by Rev. r. l.. Reyelle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
MeckIcnburg Notes.

BOYDTON. VA. Sept. r. Special
The Board OF Supervisors of Meck.enburg
met yesterday 90 settle the account ~
Treasurer Wells. Mr. Wells has held
the office of treasurer FOR twelve years
and has made one of the best trcasurers
this county has ever had
The Boydt0n District Schoo. Board Sat
urday elected teachers for Che district WIKI
the exception of The principal for the
graded school 90 B0ydt0n. This appoint
ment win be made later.
Mr. Warner Wells is making arrange
melts to bllld his large przery at am early
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
TAPPAHANN0CK FAIR.
\ Race Between Greyhounds and IL
Horse.

TAPPAHANNOCK. VA. Set. l2.-Spe-
cial.-The sixth annual fair Will be held
az Tappahannock. september 18th. 2lst and
22d. The track has been put IN ane
order. and exceptionally fine racing may
be expected. The entries FOR the racing
events are more numerous by FAR than for
any previous occasion.
A novel feature viii Doe the race between
trained gray hounds and horses. and
those present viii have a chance 10 VII
ness the settling of the long mooted ques-
ton OF which is ,he fastest, gray hound
or a running horse. Much local Interest
has been aroused over this novel race.
An e.ectro-mobiie win be OF hand. and
for a small stipend spectators upon the
grand stand may enjoy ride around The
track upon this new invention. which is
destined 20 take the place OF the carriage
and buggy horse.
A brass bagd from Norfolk win be in
daily attendance. His ENceileucy, Gov
ernor J Iose Tyler. will he present ac-
compan.od by DTS stan.
Two 0f the three Do ghts nj the iair
dancing win Doe 10 order at the new ami
commodious town hall In Tappahannock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
THIRTIETH YEAR
OF CITY SCHOOLS
lcontInued from ~ 20


coiorea'' e. =. =. -. .. =. .'.'.'.''.'''- $40
THE MATTER or REPAIRS.
The attention OF the board viii be called
20 certain repairs needed in some Of the
buildings In this connection Il is peril
ncnt 90 say that the amount available for
repairs last year was only about $500.
whereas thrice that sum could be very adj
vaniagcousiy expended in making repairs
and Improvements that would be perma-
nent.
The accounts. IL will be stated TO the
board. have been examined acd audited by
the Finance Committee OF the board and
settlement made with the treasurer, as
the law requires.
THE NEXT SESSION
The public school session 81 1sg9-i900 will
comm nee next Friday the 18th instant.
The prospect Is considered very bright
for successful term. and there Is every
reason 90 believe that 10 will not d.sap-
point the high anticpations Of the super
intendent and gentlemen interested with
MIN In the education Of our boys and
girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
THE GREAT YACHT RACE AT NEW
YORK.

At the request of many patrons Of the
ola Dominion Steamship Company. they
nave decided To send one of their new
and elegant steamships Jefferson or
"Hamilton" the yacht races in Octo-
Der for at least three of the race days.
10 insure comfort and 90 give ample pom
the number Of tickets sold VIII positively
be limited TO 600.
Tickets win Doe Sc for each trip: state
rooms So and 81. according 20 location.
Early application should Doe made 10 Sc
cure tickets Cold lunch will be served
by the ships steward, price, 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

GREENSBORO. y. c.. Sept 12.-Spe-
Greensboro is very much elated over
the. prospect OF a connection with the Sea-
board AIR Line which is understood 20 he
making arrangements for an extension of
IT'S line into this city over the Carthage
Branch line. A branch line of the Sea
board runs from Cameron 20 Carthage
and Mr. Petty. a large lumber dealer Of
that section has built a line about twenty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
snnrcmc Cnnrl Proccehines.

eTAIINTON. VA. September i2-spe-
cial.-The following business was trans
acted In the Supreme Court Of Appeals
to-day:
me case of Mcdonald ~. Logan. from
ne Circuit Court Of Clarke county was
argued and sumbitted. r.. y. Barton and
Marshall Mccormick Tor appellants ana
u. L. Boyce ana X. L. BYRD lor appeliees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
ADMIRAL FARQUHAR.
He Goes to Command the North At
fautic Squadron.

NORFOLK. VA, Sept. -Special-Ad-
miral Norman II. Farquhar whose as
sienment TO the command of the North
Atlantic Squadron was announced this
morning. received many friends who call
ed 10 congratulate him. lie has been act
ing commandment OF the Norfolk Navy
yard since the retrment of Admiral
George Brown. June /, 1897, and through
ont the Spanish war performed the i'm
popant duty of experimenting the work In
progress at the yard. upon which about
5000 men were engaged. lie has great
executive ability. and is always accessible
His administration has been remarkable
for the absence OF red tape and the Ad-
miral has worked as hard as any subor-
dinate. Admiral Farquhar. prior to his
present command was president Of the
Naval Examining Board az Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
DEATHS.

al his residence. 22i9
Nj street. Monday. September ~, iesb.
al 245 o'clock 4. NJ. WILLIAM NJ.
SMETHIE. IN the siNty-siXth year OF his
age. lie leaves a widow and four chill
arm.
Funeral will take place from ynlor-
station church "WEDNESDAY Seots~'
Der 18Th. At 4 O'Clock 4. NJ. Friends aud
acquaintance inNlusd 20 attc..o.
BY request, 10 bowers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
DAMAGE VERDICT.
\ British Sailing ship Takes Pocahon-
tas Coal to Manila.

NORFOLK va. September 12-Spe-
ciaL-C. w.. Tobault "a Norfolk real estate
agent who recently sold farm TO VIII
liam ENton. was criminally prosecuted
hy the latter because Tcbauit TO the usual
commission added some 500 90 the price
liked by The owner and claimed this as
rehtful profit EXton claimed Tebaut
robbed but Tebault was acquitted.
To-day n the Circuit Court Tebault.
who sued EXton for damages. recovered
5000
The British sailing ship Glooscap, Cap
tain Spices. cleared from this povt to-day
for Manila. She takes as cargo $500 tons
of Poc9hontas coal for the use of our war;
ships in Philippine waters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
THE HANOVER TROOP.
Senator Wickham Presents the Orig
inal Roll OF the Company.

ASHLAND. VA. September l2-Spe-
cial-The Hanover Troop Association held
ATS annual meeting to-day az Ashland
Park. The roll can occurred nj II o'clock
and there were thirty-one members pres
onL The death OF one member, Mr.. John
". BOwe. occurred since last meeting.
An excellent dinner and other refresh
ments were served. after which speeches
were made by Captain John Lamb SEN
ator II. +. M.ckham and Mr. Walter sgd
nor.
Senator Wickham In the course OF his
speech presented the original roll OF the
troop. recently found among the papers
or nc late W. y. Newton. In the hand
writing az the first caniain OF the troop.
General williams c. W!ckhom.
MI }. y, Brown was elected delegate
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
Slapped His Sister.

SUFFOLK, VA. September 12-Spe-
cial-Ellott j.. White lcolored. charged
with feloniously assaulting young white
man who had slapped his sister ON the
street. was to-day fined 500 and given
three months in Jail.
A motion was made to arrest Judgment
and the case went over tin October. the
prisoner being rebailed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
AFRICgTFUL BLUNDER.

VIII often cause a horrible Burn. sad.
Cut or cruise Burdens ArnlcG s. We.
me hest iq the world, vii k.l the pain
and Dromutly heal g. cures Ild ..0res.
Fever sores. Ulcers, Rolls. Felons. Corns.
an skin Fruptions. Best Pile cure on
earth f,nv 25c. a box. Cure guaran-
iced. soa by owens & Minor Drug
('omuauV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
THAT THROBBING HEADACHE

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sufferers have proved their matchless
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

10 tho meeting Of the Powhatan Troop.
with Mr.. j. j. Terry as alternate.
Among those present from distance
were Major r. l.. Courtney Lucien Jack
son. L. b. Vaughan. Morris Evans. Rich
mond: Lem Laprade, Powhatan, Frank
NenderhOff Madison.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13
The Opportunity.

"Bnklns got married rather suddenly.
didn't he?'
YES. Somebody gave him a railroad
mass 10 New York good for two and he
didn't want 10 waste it, Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-13

Mrs. Florence Paul and Miss Annie
Bailey are visiting friends IN Spotsyl-
yania. but Miss Bailey VIII return TO open
her : eho,l. September 18Th ~ 40 west
Fourteenth street,