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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Ialics, Auxiliary Benefit.

Tuesday night next Manager Jake Wells
Of the Bilou will tender benefit TO the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Virginia Hospital.
The bill for this week is heralded as one
OF the best Of the season. and. should
the weather turn warm again. the cosy
theatre will be made comfortable with
electric fans.
The entertainment promises to be large
" attended. for tho cause. aside from
the show itself. is a good one.
The ladies' who work so faithfully 20
aid I'm the care Of sick and afflicted peo-
pie. have recently gone 10 considerable
expense en- making repairs and other
improvements at the hospital. and the
receipt from the benefit will be used to
meet bills thus made.
Tickets can be secured from any Of the
lady managers OF the Virginia Hospital
and can be exchanged FOR reserved seats
al the BJ0u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
EPISCOPALIANS
WILL ASSEMBLE.
Council Of Virginia to Meet in St.
PauPs Church.
THE TRl-Dl0CESAN CONVENTION
Ofthe Brotherhood OF 81. Andrew OF
Virginia. south Virginia and West
Virginia will be Held at Christ
Church in Charlottesville
THE TRl-DlOCESAN CONVENTION

The Episcopal Council OF the diocese
Of virginia sill hold its annual session in
ST. Paurs church I'm this city on May
Il. IS. and 18th. Bishop Francis ". Whit
tie will preside eN-Oihci0, and Rev. EV-
erard Meade. tne Secretary OF the Coun-
ell. will record Quite a good deal OF rou-
tine business viii be disposed Of, but
the only matter Of any general interest
Will be the consideration or two amend
ments 90 the constitution, which nave
been approved of by the last Council
They were then ass prescribed boy tho con-
stltution referred 10 the vestrics Of the
respective Episcopal churches Ina the do
cese and by them with their endorsatlon
referred back 10 the Council for the
latter's final adoption
One OF these amendments relates 70 the
change Of the date for the session OF
the Council. and the other gives the laity
the right TO nominate and participate
in the election Of q Bishop. Under the
present constitution the lay members OF
the Council have only the right 10 re-
iect while the clergy u0minates and
elects the Bishops.
RI-DIOCEsAN CONVENTION.
The first tri-dloccsan convention Of the
brotherhood Of ST. Andrew of the do
ceses OF Virginia, Southern Virginia and
West Virginia viii Doe held I'm Christ
church in Charlottesville, Va, on May
13 a. and 18th. All arrangements for
the occasion have been completed. and
over "a hundred delegates arc expected
10 be present. From present indications
the convention promises TO be unusually
successful.
The committee who have the arrange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Our Specialties.

The daintiost assortment ~ narrow
and medium width Naenciennos Laces
that can be had.
Laces and Black SILK Lace Insertions inn
ported.
a most beautiful selection Of Swiss and
NainsOOk Edges and Insertions 10 match.
Durable. Snk-Finlsh and Fast Black
Iisle Thread Hosiery. Plain. DrOpstitch
and Rembrandt Pattern I'm guaranteed
make at 25c. per pair
D0ubio-Faced satin Ribbons I'm black
white and c0lOrs ail pure silk as low In
price as the ordinary single finish quail
ity
Ladies' Cotton and Isle Swiss Ribbed
Vests from Tr. TO Elc
Black and White paras0ls. plain. ruf-
fled, tucked and hcmstitched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
BONES FOUND.
Traces of Some Prehistoric Animal In
Charles City.

CHAIR ES CITY, VA, May Especial
I'm digging a well 20 supply his large new
mill at Roxbury with water, Mr.. 4. L.
Walker has found at depth Of about
thirteen feet the bones OF a very large.
and probably, extinct species OF ami
NAL.
II seems that some time ago. Mr.. Walk
or dug well about five or six feet from
the one he is now digging and then
found similar bones. but paid no atten-
ton 10 them now he finds at the same
depth but several feet away. other por-
lions of the bones Of apparently the same
animal
The state authorities may take pans
10 secure these remains as nearly intact
as possible as they possess ~hat may
prove a very interesting addition 10 the
states collection Of curiosiiies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
A. HUTZLER'S SONS
3I5 E. Broad Street.

also burned. the eneinoman AT first
thought it might be either. until within
a short distance DE discovered the long
trcstle afre. and realizing the dan
ger stopped the train within about one
hundred yards Of the burning trestle.
Upon examining the structure IL was
found that about sixty feet Of the trestle
had been burned. The crew worked heroi-
cally and put the fire out before the car
penter forces arrived.
Repairs were made in a remarkably
short time; no passenger trains being de-
layed, and freight traffic being delayed
only q few hours.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

ments I'm charge consist OF the following
well-known members OF the brotherhood:
Stewart NJ Woodward, chairman ST.
James Chapter Richmond. Thomas
Polndextcr secretary and treasurer
Christ Chapter Richmond; Don i. Hal
sev. ST. Paurs Chapter. Lyuchburg,
Thomas A. McCabe So. James Chapter
Ieoebure. TT. Ncuonius. ST. paul's Chap
ter. Petersburg; VIM. q. pcierkn. lrini-
~ Chapter, Parker-burs w. Va, Jno.
Howe Peyt0u United States Army.
Ex-Omcio. Thomas G.. Ruiiin, member
National Council Epiphany Chapter
Richmond
The following interesting programme
has been prepared for the convention:
SATURDAY. MAY 18TH.
500 i. M-DerOlonal service, c0n1uct-
cd by Rev. w. a. r. Goodwin, ST. Johns
Petershure
SI5 p. M-Convouuon called TO order
by s. NJ woodward. chairman. ST. James,
Richmond. Report OF Trl-Diocesau Con-
vcntion Committee. Election OF officers
Addresses OF welcome. Rov. Harry D.
Lee. rector Christ church, Charlottcs-
Vile. j. W. Andersen. secretary Christ
church. Chapter Charlottesville Brief
responses from the three di0cescs. South
ern Vlrginia-W. a. Sergeant, Jr.. ST.
Iuke's. Norfolk West Nirgiua-Dr
Charles T.. Pratt. ST. Mathews, Wheel
ing Nireinia-John B Minor, Jr.. Holy
Trinity. Richmond. Appointment of com
mittees. Communications. Notices.
SUNDAY. MAY 18TH
$3.50 a. M.-Corp0rate celebration OF the
holy communion. CcleDrant-Bt Rev.
Robert A. Gibson, j.. ID, Bishop Coad-
tutor of Virginia assisted hv ROY. Harry
B lee. rector Christ church
100 A. M-Morning prayer with con-
vention sermon by Rev. r. j. McBryde.
j. D., Grace Memorial Lexington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

IN a case where the change is so great
and far-reaching as that which VIII Do
made by the completion OF trans-isth-
milan water-route. data of existing ton
mage carried are Of little value as guide
10 an estimation of the traffic or the
financial profit OF the undertaking some
suggestions however. may be FOUND py
the study OF other works OF similar char-
acter. bearing always IA mind that ocean
freight-carrying IS not much benefited
bv small savings In time Of transit, es-
pecialv when effected at the cost or
more difficult navigation while the gain
from a large saving rises I'm rapid roto.
e. L. Corthell in the Engineering Ma
gazine for May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Our Third importation OF
Mattinos

Now I'm stock: this embraces a number
OF special designs never before seen and
tie prices are as low as The less attrdc-
A lair quality Of China Mating at
Heavy Chinese Jointless 40 l7c.. 1sc. and
Fine Chinese Selected at 25c.
Heaviest Satin-EInisn Chinese Mat
tings. zoe.
JAPANESE Cotton Warps 40 1sc. and c0c.
Japanese Damask styles. reduced from
35c. TO pc.
New Standings Of Blue. Carmine. Car
met and Green
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Souvenir Day.

The remarkable success Of the great
painting. "Triiby' by Ashley ID. NJ.
Cooper at No. Z west Broad street. has
induced the management 10 remain here
one more week. and tomorrow oach
lady visiting the exhibition will be pre-
sented with q beautiful "Trilhy heart"
lace pin. worth double the price OF adj
mission.
The painting has had a most success full
run here. and Go is claimed that "Trilby"
has been visited hv more than 10000 ladies'
and gentlemen. 10 is au especial fav0rite
Of the ladies. who an go into OBSTACLES
over its delicate beauty.
There is nothing about the picture 10
offend the most prudsh. .t is purely beau
tiful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Mr. w. =. Christian has been appoint
cd general agent of the passenger depart
ment of the Seaboard Air Line with head
quarters al Portsmouth. Va.
Mr. Christian is an newspaper man
Of experience and writer Of marked
ability. and combines with his many
talents IL most genial temperament and
courteous personality. lie has a great
many friends en- Virginia and North Caro-
lima. having at one time been an editorial
writer on tho Raleigh News and Oh
server.
Mr.. Christian enjoys a wide popularity
and will be an acquisition 10 the new
ScabOard regime
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Wash Goods

Sheer organizes in black, plalds and
stripes al zoe.
C6.ored Organizes with embroidered
dots. in solids. stripes and figures, espe-
cially blacks and whites az i2.ac.
Ondine Batiste In newest printing that
started al 15c.. special price loo.
Very Fine Quality Print- ed Dimitics I'm
dark grounds and pin dot reduced from
zoe 10 lZllc.
Solid ana Figured Pique Prints at i2lac-
and 1lc.
LACK. Pink and Light Blue Cotton
Corduroy at 2oc.
Black and Solid Colors organizes at
i2i5c and llc.
Fast Black India Linens az 10 less than
regular prices, i251c.. ijc., llc. and zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
sussion-." shall We Have Another Con

cussion-. shall We Have Another Con
vention?'
4:45 p. M.-Sectional Conferences L o.
cal Assemblies II. Noltenius. St. Paul 81.
PETERSBURG, presiding. The Junior De-
partment George j. Benson. 81. James,
Richmond. presiding. Other Sesi)nal
Conferences. IF desired.
900 p. M.-Recess for supper.
500 j.. M-Public Conference Rose
well Page Holy Trinity, Richmond. pre-
siding Subject: THE Harvest Truly
is Plente0us. but the Laborers are Few"
"Thc Harvest '-Rt Rev. Robert A. Glib
son. Bishop Coadjutor of Virginia. "The
T.aborers"- ut. Rev. George W. Peter
kin. Bishop Of West Virginia.
$3.50 j.. M.-Farcwen meeting. Adjourn
mcnt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Accident Prevented.

What might have been a serious ana
disastrous accident was prevented on
Thursday morning, by which three AVes
we're saved. and probably S5OVyy damages
prevented.
When Engineer Sanders was rounding
\ cusve at Roxbury station, on the Ches-
aneake and Ohio. with q ponderous en-
cine and train OF fifty loaded cars. with
a speed or twenty-four miles per hour a
fire was seen at a short distance ahead.
Asit is frequently the case. that tramps
build fires near the road, and old ties are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
MR.. JAMES LEWIS ANDERSON
president Presbyterian League.

wounded. and was taken prisoner a.
Gettysburg and held until the close or
the war. He was graduated from WASH
ington and Lee University IN Dos ana
from the Union Theological Seminary IN
1870. After holding a pastorate In virginia
for a number of years, he was called 10
Atlanta, Ga, 20 the Central Presbyterian
church. lie was subsequently elected as
professor Of the Union Theological SEM
mary, but his PresDytery declined 10 al
low him 10 accept. lie also declined
professorship which was offered him IN
Columbia, ). g. I'm 1895 he accepted the
professOrship which be now holds al the
Union Theological Seminary.
The Presbyterian League, the organi-
cation under the auspices Of which the
meeting which DR.. Stricken VIII ADDRESS
on Monday will be held, was Organized
on January 81, 1879. II IS composed Oh
an Of the Presbyterian ministers, eiders
and deacOns Of Richmond and vicinity.
OBJECT OF THE LEAGUE.
Its object is 10 promote the social, IN
teuectual and religious life of the PresDy-
terians of Richmond and vicinity.
Regular monthly meetings have been
held az which interesting subjects re-
l9ting TO church polity and church work
have been considered and discussed, such
as "the official relation OF the elders and
deacons 70 each other ia the management
and performance OF church Work. w.
"sundav schools" church music" etc.
The officers OF the league are the ;ol-
lowing;
James Lewis Anderson. president; Or.
Paulus 4. Irving. first-ylce-president
Rev. W. $. Campbell. second vice-presi-
dent. G.. d. I.arus. treasurer. John y.
Lancaster, secretary.
7'be Executive Committee are the above
and. C.. L. Wexford. S. II. Halves, Ed.
peasants John Boiling. calvin wilson,
Charles Lorraine. Y. ID. Kemp. +. =.
ponnie George Watt, J. ID. Lecky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

The regular monthly meeting Of Rich
mond Chapter Daughters OF the Confed-
eracy. L. d. O., will take place at Lee
Camp Han. on Thursday May 18th, at
1880 j.. NJ.
Tho date Of the meeting is changed
from Wednesday TO Thursday on ac-
count of Oakwood memorial services.
Business Of importance requires the pres
encc Of every member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
A. HUTzLER'S SONS
3I5 &. Broad Street.
VALUES AT THE TOP!
PRICES AT THE BOTTOM!
We are showing special bargains in
White Goods.

Sheer white India Linen. SC. quality at
i3sc.
s0-inch India Linen, loc. quality at SIC.
quality at lie.
46-inch Extra Fine French Nainsook,
40c. quality at PC.
sheer Persian Mulls, Joe. TO 25c. per
yard.
A number OF special values IN White
PQue. that cannot be duplicated else
where. Fine Cord Welt at l0c.. Heavy
Cord Welt Pique at 1ZiAc.; Extra Fine and
Heavy Cord PlQue at ltc.
Superior Quality Duplicate Warp Cord
Pique 4Oc. novelty which We can sell at
&c.
A new line OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
DE- Eichnrdson Married.

DIT. John seldom Richardson, Of Viz
rinia. and Miss Bertha Thies Buse. or
New York. were married at the residence
of tho brides parents in New York city
on Wednesday. April 26th, Rev. J. Il.
Pott officiating.
DIR. Richardson is a son Of the late Mr..
Andrew Richardson. of New Kent coun-
~. and a first cousin Of Hon. ID. O.. Rich
ardson. Of this city. lie attended Ran
dolph-Nacon College, and was at one
time wcll-known in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
anIs,hmian Canal Assured.

The severance OF the American 18th
mus seems assured, and with the COM
pletion OF an adequate and easily navi-
gable ship-canal from the Atlantic 10
tho Pacific will come changes and ex-
mansions In the commerce OF the world
which can. as yet, scarcely be coniectur-
ed. Experience has amply proved that
inreased facilities create new traffic.
greater as the gain In time and safety
In facility becomes moro considerable
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

faction: What # Should Lead TO-" "with
observation-disclosures &. Ruiiin. Epipha-
M, Rarton Heights. with our Chap
tcr"-T S. Russell Virginia Theological
Seminary. "With our Parish"-Rev. Ar
thur S. Lloyd, St. Luke's, Norfolk. Cen
eral discussion from the floor
400 F. M-The President presi1ins.
1,usiness. Reports OF Committees biz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

on all kinds Of Black and ColOred silks.
Tile choice shades Of RustliAg Taffeta
sold everywhere else ~ t2c., our price l2c.
2--lnch C0l0red and White Chlnas at SIC.
Fancy Stripe. Checks and Figured Tar
fafae reduced from 81 and zoe. 10 50c.
A few pieces OF Strinod Swiss Taletas
reduced from 50c 10 59c.
27-inch Black Waterproof China at SOC.
21-uch Extra Heavy Black Waterproof
China az 1jc.
Black Satin Pure Silk RrocadeS reduced
from 15c. 90 zoe. ner yard.
Liberty Silks and Mou-selaine de Sole
in black. white and CO.0rs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
A Black Goods Sale

that cannot fail 20 attract attention.
3s-inch Black Mohair reduced from 4cc.
20 15c.
2s-inch Black Briiliantno reduced from
soc. 10 40c
45-inch Black Clay Serge worth 75c. for
zoe
46-inch Black aiohair Crepons. a bar
gain al 81.
s. Quality CrepOns 20 he sold at $50.
$3.50 Quality Crep0ns to be sold AT 81 80.
40-inch All-WOOl Batlsfo az 50c.
3S-inch A. W. Chew0t Serge reduced 10
33c.
5O-inch Chevron Cheyiots reduced from
81 10 1ac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Woman's Club Musicale.

4 musicale will be given at the woman >
club on Monday afternoon al . cioch'
with Miss Louise Williams as CHAIRMAN.
Sfiss ilv T-rorhart. Soprano Miss Mareie
Knowles. contralto, will take part in the
programme.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
.Wee Biz Entertainment.

Misses Ruth Cunningham, Marie and
Fife PrOsser. lola Brown. Mary curtis
and Mabel Hastings recently held one
81 their wee Bit entertainments. and
an Yesterday sent the proceeds 10 the
Home for Incurables 10 purchase clothing
for one Of the inmates
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

The reports so far made 10 Labor Com
missioner Montague show that there are
1853 union men in Virginia. al QUE or
work. There are probably many moro
than those reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

~
a fascinating speculation FOR the s.ec-
trical engineer is the possibility OF so
cooling the conductors OF electric lines
or apparatus as 10 improve the conduc-
tivity many times. and so diminish the
losses in any given length OF conductor.
and at tho same time greatly improve
the insulation. Professors Dewar and
Fleming have shown. however. that IL
is a condition OF this enormous improve
ment in conductivity that the metals be
pure, a very small percentage OF impur-
ity greatly lessening the result As re-
CARDS the insulation. they have shown
that dielectrics and even electroiytes
become insulators Of excellent character
when cooled 10 the temperature OF liquid
air. What effet such a lowering OF tenn
perature would have upon the dielectric
strength or striking distance between
conductors at great differences OF po-
tential Is not az yet determined. so far
as the writer Is aware. The result 20
be expected from a consideration or the
effect OF heating upon dielectric strength
or striking distance IS that very low
temperature will make - FAR more Diff
cult 10 break down Insulation by spark
ing through IT,
That the electrical engineer covets Just
such agencies as will thus extend the
range Of possibilities in his art needs no
proof. He would be apt to choose a
pipeline conveying liquid air as the very
best location FOR his conductors assumed
10 be made of as pure metal az possible.
the high insulation probably attainable
being the chief object. Whether his con-
ductors were placed outside such pipe
line or within the same. he could no
Soubt adapt himself 10 the conditions.
provided he could get the benefit and
possihlv 10 n certain extent gain in
conduction. Professor Elihu Thomson.
IN the Engineering Magazine for May.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

400 y M-Pubuc meeting Subject:
and Soul Major Robert stiles. St.
Paurs. Richmond Rev. i. w. Clampett
j D., ST. Peters Baltimore.
500 7. M-Pubic Conference. Rev.
Thomas =. Wnecon University OF West
Virginia. Moreantown. presiding. Sub
feet: "The American Citizen" Ills
Early Training james T. Harrison, VI.
A.. University or Virginia.. Danylne.
"Hls Daily Llfe"-John w Wood. gene
raj secretary. brotherhood OF 81. An
drow. New York
MONDAY. MAY 18TH.
q.l5 A. M.-Dcvouonal service. conduct
"a by Rev. Robert j.. Roller ID. D.. St
Johns Charleston
1000 A. M.-rhe President presiding.
business. Resolutions Communicate
l0Is a. Ma s. GrOsor. Epiphany,
Barton Heights. presiding Conference
"Our Successes and Failures" consist
lnr ~ brief reports from each chapter.
ll.45 A. M-Henry L. Valentine St
James Richmond. presiding. Confer
ence-"Are We Gaining or Losing
Ground? Why" In the Cities"-Don
J.. Halsey. ST. Pauls lynchburg out
side the cities -Eppa RiNey. s.. Marks
Culpeper General discussion from the
floor.
1915 p. M.-John W. Wood. General
secretary New York, presiding. Cues
l245 T. M.-Recess for dinner.
ESQ p. NV. w. Gillette Petersburg.
'Wosidinx. Confersncs-'rTas D4ssalis-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

Men-Meyer sycle 1903 east Broad street.
10 selling ssc. Balbriggan Vests. all sizes,
at ac. each and TOO. Percale Shirts Ct
sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Q a = III . n Z A-.
s.sr,tbs hIhs Kind You Haze Alsays Bought
Signature at &zzMx

Ladies-Do you want 10 buy 81. N-2S.
and N50 Shirt-Waists at 6oc. (all new
styles. Meyer sycle, ios east Broad
street. Is selling them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
Rubber
Tires
Are Put ON in One Day.

Have put or 50 many IN this
city it is useless 10 say anything
except TO refer TO our many GUS
TONERS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07

MISS buoy NT0-0N y '-7I-''7 - "
Mrs. A. +. Robinson.
Earnest Northeale. the most pop'a,
barber I'm town, slipped on the pavement
- ,i.b+ and broke tho large bone IN
- 1of. arm lust above the wrist.
mo Stauuton German Club viii give
one Of their large and most enjoyable
Germans tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-07
MOST VIOLENT CASES HAVE
MERE PlMPLES,

Cancer Inc
promptly returns however violent and
operation plaster or
other external treatment have whatever upon cure
from whn-th last Of poison must be erada'eu
Smyrna times., 1899-07-19
RAMBO'S LIME.

Captain John Rogers, with his large
schooner, "Wm. B. RambO," is at
Leipsic with cargo of about 10,0
bushels of Rambo's celebrated WOoD
BURNED LIME, consigned to Geo. f.
Brown, who has disposed of $4,000
bushels to be delivered at Odessa,
Smyrna and Leipsic, by Nov 18th.
A certain agent for lime is deceiving
the people by representing his lime to
be wood burned, which sfalse. There
is no lime burned by wood in the
United States except Rambos. This
agent also states that his lime will
slack p bushels to a bushel of quick
lime. This is undoubtedly the fact,
as they don't know how to slack it.
They only give so pounds of stone
lime to the bushel, which does not
gain an ounce in weight after Stacking.
The agent for the Rambo lime gives
you not less than 80 pounds to the
bushel, slaked. Thus you see that
you get 100 pounds instead of eighty,
| which is one-fifth more to the bushel,
and WOOD BURNED, which is absolutely
the fact.
One of our best farmers within two
miles of Smyrna states that he had a
| pile of lime left over from last yeal
which is at this present writing full Of
weeds and the pile is not less than
two feet deep. Some of our up-to.
date farmers would profit by ascer
tanning whether or not this is a fact
Ask Mr.. Joseph Goldsborough. TheI
ask Mr.. A. l.. Hudson, who is agen
for the farm, if he intends to pnrchas'
any more Of the above lime. If h
does Mr.. Goldsborough will neve
haul it, and he is not to be blamed.
The point is that with the Ramb
lime you get 100 pounds while will
the others you get 80 pounds.
GEO. f. Brown.
Smyrna times., 1899-07-19
DEATHS.

SEINE. On the 10th inst, in this
town, Fannie, infant daughter of
Henry and Laura Seine, age 8
days.
SWINNEY. On the 18th inst, near
Kenton, at the residence OF her
mother, Mrs. Annie Harrfield, Mrs
Emma Victoria Swinney of Phila-
delphia, aged % years.
GREEN. the 18th inst, near the
Tent" Mrs. Ada Green, wife of
John Green. Interment at Union
church to-day.
Smyrna times., 1899-07-19
Exc. Rate Exc. Rate
to to
RehObOth. Ocean City
He Fooled The Surgeon.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, o., after suffering 18
months from Rectal Fistula, he would
die unless a costly operation was per-
formed; but he cured himself with five
boxes of Bucklin's Arnica Salve best in
the world. 25 cents box. Sold by JAS
P. Hoffecker, Smyrna, and T. l..
Mason, Clayton, Druggists.
Smyrna times., 1899-07-19
Procure it Before Leaving Home

Procure it Before Leaving Home
Don't leave home on journey with
out a bottle of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. 1t is
almost certain to be needed and can
not be procured while you are on
board the cars or steamship. 1t is the
only remedy that can always be relied
upon and that is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by Clifton & Raymond,
Smyrna; T. L. Mason, Clayton.