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slienI.icO Matters.

The cases of W. c. Vincent against
Frank Bragg and Frank Bragg against
wv. C. Vincent and wife came III, before
Squire George w. Thomas yesterday
morning and were continued until April
Goth.
richard Quarles, colored, was given
tire months in Jail. $40 fine and s1oo
security for six months for beating his
wife.
Sam 5Bowles. scolored. was adiudged in
sane yesterday and ordered to be sent
TO the Asylum as soon as possible.
John JEFFERSON, colored. charged with
stealing coal from the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. was before JUS
I ticesLeWis and discharged
Clerk Waddill granted marriage license
Ito Jesse A Ladd and Eieanora q udson
yesterday.
The viii of S. Spain was admitted TO
probate in the County Court yesterday
morning, AIRS Louisa NJ Spain qualifying
as executrix. The estate is Walueds5at
81 1000
"a final order was entered TO establish
public road from Hill. Carriers store,
.on the Charles City Read, to Pioneers.
Chapel, on the Darby town Road. So
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IFlJI Mill I / E
ANl)j|IGO(ll ! ).IIIlLllO ] !
lie Gre aDispens sec Was Satisfied
Withsthe Results
ne CONCEDED IN HIS Is ]. Erie IS.
For Playing era ps Two Darheysz
Fined. the Usual SUM e'M il $500
Davis was Scntst Jail
s Other Cases.

49,.
.z5s Iyhe Great Dispenser was full Of smiles
and good ll1nor at the result Of the cleo
I ton as ne took his place upon the throne
syeste,day y, and he passed a few pleasant
remarks around to his PERSONAL frlen l'1
before HE crowned upon the pilgrim be-
fore him.
j ohm Brown and Junius &Dulaney,s DO OF N
Eco:ored, were the 1rst 10 OIL er 70 cas-
their ballots. hut they were challenged,
and accused = Of playing craps on the
street, ana instead ofscastinS their votes
they had to cast 500 in the Golfers, which
they did.
FINED FOR DRUNKENNESS
Julia Marshall (colored) didn't wish to
vote, but she did believe IN woman s
rights, SO far as getting drunk IS con-
zcerne1. ana when she faced the Great
Dispenser he commanded hss 70 pace sss.'o
IN the hands of the Grand " izier
Ethel Ford (colored) said Matte Vest
hea. her. ana, when the evidencs-wa all
I'M # turned Out that Ethel did a lttle
beating on her own hook; 50 both beaters5
were bit to the extent of 80 Cd ctl.|s5
w. H. Cousins (colcred) as a SUSPICIOUS
character was given nlle.J aa - Z ~ Jaii
Is.AD-I.O CkING NEGRO.
13dwarl Davis. a bad-looking negro,
hhe1 4, dollar bill from the hands OF
Eddie u. TAYLOR, q young white man, al
the Southern Depot this morning Hlr-
Taylor had taken the money from his
pocket to purchase a ticket. to West Point.
when the negro seized it and ran across
the bridge toward Manchester, with Tay-
Tor in pursuit. Mr.. Peter Blunt and sMf.
c. w. Beant joined the chase on sthe
Manchester side, and the negro was soon
taken. Detectives Gibson and Wren went
after him and he was brought into court.
and within two hours of the commission
of the crime he was laboring under the
sentence Of six months in jail, and Tay-
Elor had his dollar back.
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,zoo,or and Mr.. walloughby Newton
= md s S. P. patteson are counsel ZOE c'r
the plaintiffs The company has made
an answer in which it acknowledges It's
insolvency. The assets amount to about 3s,a
slol.0oo These consist of cash and a1ur =
,,it,,rc. loans and mortgages. and consid--
erable real estate In :rsinia. and B North Mort
Carolina. The creditors include many
depositors and shareholders and stockhoio-.
ers in virginia and North Carolina ana.
some IN the North. 81,
Mr. Otis H Russell is president Of this
company, which has been In business here
for quite q long time. Mr. .. l3. a rnoio:
is secretary and cashier
The liabilities are larger tnan s hess as
sets, though 1t Is not known how muen.ss
Nessrs, Hooper and Russell gays bona
and Win AT oncc take charge OF the as
/. Fountain Ford. a coal. wood and dee
dealer. through his attorney, Arthur w. vs.
VIM. filed e pettt on Ia bankr7lpscy.s.
I4ahxitiss are Eplaosd ct $1.477s s; !. assets.;
pRsaSr
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Atlantic Coast Line

SCHEDULE In EFFECT APRIL 8. 1000.
TRAINS s STREET sialiaoSo-11 -,
500 NJ Ds ssgsois 1rISs F a SOP sss
only At Petersburg. Watsriy ana
o:o5 a aul M 1as n Arrives Petersburg $50
~. NJ. Weldon 1I.4o A. NJ. tayetts-
willie 4:1J +. NJ, Charleston 1l:2tt s.
NJ sasannah l2 20: ", sS .s..as
$, arriving Goldsbore $50 =. r 7 ;rs ~;
Sleeper sers New York Siai to jaelssoasiIIe.
'AS Petersburg la:oS 2 q; Stops Man,
chester. Drewry's BiuH. CeEtsaisa
and Chester on signal.
1888 2. Il. Daily. Arrives petersburg 40
100 n Makes an ste e,;n,,,v Arrive,
P. ". and Rocky Mount $50 X NJ
Makes all Intermediate stops.
P. NJ. Connects With y: and W tor
NoT5o -n and a.asass 1sh Do'n la
Lawrenceville2. Weldon s::,s T. VI.
sos A. NJ. Savannah 5:os \ NJ;
ei EE~ r INF TO n7RDhE g gasas
ia $40 A. NJ, Macon II A M, NJ. As.
! saM I 2ails e e " Mllaas5o nn shstsss.
ton. Port Tampa, Miami. Jacksea-
Vile. Augusta and Macon. -,
300 5 NJ D1 Weldon nsf Ii:ao +. II. Makes
local stops between Petersburg and
Weldon Arrives LynchburS ..io y.
NJ Roanoke, va, 1850 A. NJ. Bris-
tot. Va, IO:4O A.. NJ Connects at
Eimporia tor panyi!e s W., arr RInn:
mond to Lynchburs;
l0:45 P. NJ Daily. Arrive s.sA
1880 a. NJ
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
a.c3 A. NJ. Daily. From Jacksonville. Sa-
vannah, Charleston, A Allan g. Ma
s.15 \. M. Daily except Sunday from
o'1o =, tJanta Athens and Raleigh, Hem
Iarsnu Lvuchburs and the West
a.a7 A. M. Daily except Sunday. Peters
600 a. auf Fl. sunday only. From; Atlanta,
o:'o A,hans. Raleigh. and Henderson.
Tynchburg and the West
1910 a NJ Daily except SUNDAY: ,.o from from
1A'AI' l;o,itsboro and Intermediate STATIONS,
Norfolk and SulolN- ~
1,.os NJ Sunday only. From Norfolk.
~ Suffolk and Petersburg
..a5 P NJ Daily except SUNDAY. FROM
Pes NJ Daily. From Miami, Port
Tampa Jacksonville. SaTannah.
charleston. Wilmington, Goldsboro.
and ali points South
s:55 P. NJ. Daily. From Norfolk, SUI
o.re folk - ana , Ps,efs' From, Petersburg.
T. n EMERSON,
w KENLY, Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
n NJ. EMERSON.
1eaeiaA s. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Ase',-
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AtiBroad-Strect..

IS The revival services a Broad-Street M
E. Church last MI mt were conducted by.
the pastor, Rev. 3. Beauchamp. tax
ing IS his subject, Fai thu The meeting
was well-attended. To-night at o'clock
Bishop Warren "a. Gambler, President Of
sthe Epwortl Lea cues, Will z addressA the
! thaIs describes him .Hesis rather youth
sfpls in appearance It though lie Is plenty old
for the high of1ceshe now fills. In8statures
he IS low, but In girth he is largesand 70
fund. al looks Ike II on orks sput up:
satcording to a the mos Improve S plans.
He haas "a NE: .nolh ed ass &. suited 80 Eis7
ordinary Or commonplace abeuk him. In
acknowledgements Is the peer OF any;
man "a TIE American pulpit In his per-s
srenttonx pf the truth and his delleVerysot:
sitahei ~ unique and ort gtnal: 41lssmethodsa
sanAsaf1Saa - -
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WORTHY UNDERTAKING.
A New Aft ernoon Sunday School to be

A New Afternoon Sunday School TO pc
Established.
An. enterprise which must appeal to the
hishcs. motives Of Christian workers N
this city Will soon be org 1nlzed
This movement is the proposed estae-&
lishment Of an afternoon Sunday-scnool
in the old stone house. On the south
east corner Of Brook Avenue ana Baker
Streets.
It is interesting in the outset to note
few circumstances as to the origin OF
this remarkable enterprise
Rev. George II. Wiley, who has charge
of the work of the City Mission. some
time ago organized bands of workers to
hold cottage prayer-meetinSs in dlf1erenS
localities.
About a month ago. such a bard was
organized in Centenary =Epworth League,
and assigned to service in the :nelShpor-a
hood of Brook Avenue and Leigh street.
The faith of these workers was soreiy
tried by a series of discouragins5 clrcum-
stances But Gods hand was in it, and
out Of the apparent disbursement
prospect opened for the. establishment OF
a more definite and permanent work
On the night OF April ID the members
of the band together with. Mr. Whey,
met at the appointed place, and began
to plan. for some sucn work II WAS
determined to establish a Sunday-schocl-
But how, and when? These difficulties
were taken in hand by appropriate COM
mittees fol- invesuga ton.
* On last Monday night, April 9th, another
meeting was held. It was reported that
a portion Of the building on the soutneas
corner of Brook Avenue and baker
Street had been given free Of charge;
that money had been granted yolutarlly;
that necessary business negotla tons mao
been well received, thus grea thy reducing
a
and furnishing the rooms would be begun
immediately Committees have called
upon the Epworth Leagues Of Ciay-Street
and Parl1-Place churches. for the purpose
Of soliciting their cooperation. @Botn these
societies have expressed their willingness
to assist in the movement, and to furnish
workers.
twas determined to make the proposed
school a memorial to the la tie Well-knoWn.
worker, Mr.. Albert i. West, and the name
THE A. H. West Memorial Sunday
school, was unanimously adopted.
Beginning with next Monday night,
! April 10th, revival services will be held
every night in the week, commencing a {
SIZE. o clock. These meetings will be cons
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Wiley, assisted by
the Epworth Leagues
Each meeting will be opened by a 10
minute song service. On the following
Sunday, at $3.50 o'clock, the school VIII
be organized and will begin operations
1t is earnestly hoped that this move-.
nlent will meet with hearty support
from Christian people. Workers are
needed; money is needed; the work Is
i a great one.
The words of Brother Wiley seem
/, prophetic. II confidently expect a
church spire to rise heavenwardi as q
result Of this movement.
! AN EPWOFTH Lacquer
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RECEIVER APPOINTED.

q. s. Court Takes mp the American
Home Associations Affairs.
Messrs. George j. Hooper and Otis II.
Russell we're yesterday appointed recelv-l
ers of the American Home Building and
loan Association by the Ualited States
Court
The style of the suit is Van Nyclz, of
New York. eft ais. against the American
Home Building and Loan Association MT.
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5Spring Meetings

The Baptist sWoman's Missionary Cir-5
3clesofs Richmond and 81 ianch ster will
hold Il a regular spring meeting a 4
o'clock this afternoon in the sPine-Streets
Church parlor. The present. otilcers Of
the circle are: Mrs. e.. Hatcher,
snraside $ Mrs. =. ID. Crurn p,s Mrs. NJ. &
Ashby Jones, vice-presid ent S. Mrs. G.. r.
Williams, secretary. 3ssgSstss::
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GAGGED ALL NIGHT.

ST lay there helpless until O'Clock,
when / was discovered by James Mat
thews, one of the truck drivers.
lie unbound me and I told him to
phone Mr.. West. the superintendent. Mr..
Fall, another employee, came shortly af-
ter that, and finally Mr.. West l was
brought home and put to bed.
1.-THE robbers put out all the lights. ex-
cept the lantern, and, judging from the
sound 7 think they left by Stockton
street. I can not say positively, though
They were experts at their work. and
Judging from their accent think We're
Westerners, or from the North
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Iiicei,srds tt12SE0if

marriage license was Issued by Clerk.
Waiter Christian. in the Hastings Court
yesterday. to- e. Robert A. Barrow ana
Miss sLittertanHPond, dauEhtarf of Mrs. ana
MIRA Ioxtah Pond
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RAILROADS 4
t.AILEoADS
Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad.

VlUuIUU tIutlbV0us
.SCHEDULr. IN EbFEsGsr JAN. 10. 1860.
ss5s LEAVE ByfsD-sIIsEsET STATION
3:o3 a u. L)sliiy- ~for " as..:sis, .U.A and
af8 points Norru. Slops3 oli,y ut 1liitord
4 s.isc. st'cecerickspasS. pullman Steer
ers TO New York. 9.
$40 a. sunday only Tor Wasnii,Sso,,
anu poiitts sANortl. stops VI tiApa.
seen -.nen, xAsniand. .Layiorsyi,ie.1
boswell. tsuther Glen. Penoia. aitl
tofti. .oSosIAs.e. Siui.,s..s Summit.
Fredericksburg, Brooke, and sQids- !.
wassr. Pullman car.
z 8:45 A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. for
at E!ba. Glen Alien. Ashland. lay
lorsyilie,s boswell. Rstfhsr Glen, Pes
noia. Milford. W ,,s.is,sa. Guinea Guinea.
and Whitewater Pullman car.
... iagtou and points North. Stops az
5g Miiiores and FREDERICKSBURG. Farior
car. Connects with Congressional
Limited at Washington.
57:45 E. NJ Daily. for Washington and
e !saa 5 Ser ilpssrd j. f-eaerisks
Richmond to New YORK. Sleeper
ARK WTfsip gfap g shIsfe! gRar1os
Hrooke, fredericksburg. Milford:
al osae: Stations Sundays. Sleeper
New York to Richmond.
& SEQ p. NJ Daily, except Sunday. Stop9
at fredericksburg. Milford, Dosweii. ]
Ashland. Glen Alien and Eloa. Par
lor car from WASHINGTON.
6:2s F. NJ. Daily stops enly at !, Fred, IL,
EIka. pullman cars from New York.
$40 p III Daily. stops at Whitewater.
Brooke, fredericksburg. Summit.
Guinea woodslane Milford, Penoia.
Rather Glen. boswell. TaylorsEil.e.
Ashland. Glen Allen ard Elba.
AcCSoNiiMoDATIoN TRAINS.
7tfDaily. except S1ndayJ
T.c6 a. ~. Leaves E1be for QuaDtico.
400 p. NJ Leaves BYRD Street Station
70: Fredericksburg.
6:ao T. NJ. Leaves Eliza for Ashland.
$40 A. NJ Arrives Eliza from Ashland.
8 $40 A. NJ. Arrives Ryrsi-Strast street
from Fredericksburg.
Cos F. NJ Arrives Elba from Ashland.
W. 2. TAYLOR
Traffic Manager.
E. T. d. MYERS.
President.
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s4l Chesapeake
gSSf & Ohio Ri, {
EFFECTIVE MARCH /, 1900.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.

FEE'cSCTiSE FGlEAftCit l., .t'"O'
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
BRoAD-sTREET STATION
500 a. NJ Daily. with Parlor car los
principal stations, Newport news
Old Point, Norfolk and Portsmouth;
3:45 F. VI. Daily. with Pullman ioi , 49,
stations, Newport News. OLD POINT.
Norfolk aud Portsmouth,. o ttts.a,,
at Old Point with washington
steamers daily and with Baltimore
steamers, except Sunday. ,CounectS
at Norfolk with Ola DOMINION
steamers for New York, except
Sunday.
,o.oo a Nj. .E.xprcss except Sunday. FOR
clifton Forge. Connects at Goraons-
vile FOR Grange. Calverson. Manas-
s.s, Alexandria and Washlns . .oi AZ
Union Station. charlottesville, 1or
Ivnchburg: at Basic city for
HaserstoWn.
'-' A' cinna,i louisville and st. Louis.
Connecting at Giordonssille FOR
Orange, aud at Orange with South
erns railway, north bound: at Cow
ington VA, for Hot Springs. stops
onIy al important stations. Meals
served on dining cars. No. 9, local
train except Sunday. follows above
train from Gordons*tile 70 Staunton
$50 P NJ. Accommodation, except sun
- .iay for boswell.
80 r. M Daily for Cincinnati. with
FAv. Pullman to- Hinton. w. VA.
and Gordonsviie to- Cincinnati. and
LOUISVILLE. W. 80 utAss.So
car Connects at Staunton Except
Sunday for Winchester, Va, ana az
Covington, Va, daily for virginia
Hot Springs.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHTH-SfRk.ET
STATION.
1880 A. M, Daily. for Lynehhurg. Lex
ington. Va, and Clifton Forsc. Con-
meets. except Sunday, with Buck
insshara and Alberene orancnes, and
at CLIFTON Forge viii ~ iior Stii-t
CHINA ri. 5s5li y
eco r. Nj. Except Sunday. for Columbia.
aA.strrPAINSg ARRIVE. AT RICHMOND
I.ROAD-STR Rect STATION !,
On a M Except Sunday: from insyesi.
s $50 4. NJ. Daily. from Cincinnati and
Louisville -, ~,
$50 :. . N Daily. from Cincinnati and
$50 = s0e Il. Daily. from Norfolk and Old
4.4s = Il. Except Sunday. from cl.tton
Sssse; r.r, s,-r. F,.ree..fs.rrI-sTREE.r
SEs : SsSs = Z ssT ATtt1s.
$40, 4. 81. Except Sunday rom g idr1-s
a.ao s II. pa4.y. from sslif.an Forge.
s5 0.so lexington. va. and LynchhurR. and
except Sunday from New Castle and
1ses1is s's IorEN D. POTTS.
Assistant Gen. Pas. A1sot.
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FROGS NEW YORK.

pASSENGERS can leave DAILY. ex-
cent sunday, rom company,s pier, No.
Is North River, a & y NJ, Saturday. y.
cn,,nec ting with c:.5and O. and N. and w
ttrains.ffor Richmond -
= FREIGHT receive ed and forwarded daily
t eHSGtka,t on sale at Richmond Transfer
company 003 east Main street: ] efrerson
SGotei. G. and g. and r.. and p. Gepotsl
Richmond. Baggag checked through to
For fur ther4 nto-E:a ton apply to
JOHN, F. MAYER, Agent.
5j1912 east Main street. Richmond va.
General ffices: Pier &c North river, New
YORK M J 81 BROWN.
H.IB.sNIALtSlER Gen. pass. Agent.
- - Traffic Mana ger 5gs
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h. Old Dominion
SSteanlship Go.
Dai|yLine for New York, The Forth
and East
FROM RICHMOND.

E PASSENGERS can leave DAILY. ex-
cept Sunday, via G. ana o.. at 3:45
Pm. or Il. and z. and N. and w. rail-
roads at 8 A. NJ, connecting at Norfolk
with direct steamers sailing same day.
e 80 p NJ.
SteeraseE passengers can leave by aux
iliaryI steamer Monday. Wednesday and
( FRIDAY 8 p NJ, changing to main
line ships at Norfolk.
- FIR ZIG HI for slI northern eastern and
foreign ports 81 received and forwarded
daily EXCEPT SUNDAY
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o TtTE FAVoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVES RICHMOND.
$50 D M. No. 16, Baltimore Limited.
daily except sunoays, to Or. Msss
making close connection at West
Point with steamer for Baltimore.
except Sundays for West Point and
intermediate stations Connects
with stage at Lester Manor tor
Walkerton and Fappahannock;a also,
ct West Point with steamer for
Baltimore. stops at all stations
200 4 NJ. No. "A. local mixed Leaves
daily except Sunday from Vitsinia,
Street Station for West Point ana
intermediate stations, CONNECTING
Win stage at Lester Manor for
Walkerton and Tappahannock.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN RICHMOND.
o.15 A. NJ, daily from West Point, with
connection from Baltimore except
1o.t3 \ Ao NJ. except Sundays and Mon
G:4o P. NJ, daily. except Sunday. from
West Point AID inteFEiel'td - s.e1
Sas,uers leave West Point daily.
csccpt Sundays $50 F NJ, arriv-
ing Baltimore 500 *: VI; Itttti :iE
leave Baltimore at r NJ, daily,
aIrept Sundays, arriving Richmond
9.lI "A Nj. 1.,.4a r,.;,,+
Steamers call at Gloucester POINT
and Almonds Wharf TUESDAYS.
Thursdays and SATURDAYS; YORK
Town and Clay Bank Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays.
G. W. WE:STBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent.
No. 800 East Main Street.
Richmond. Va.
crup W. a. TURK.
y =, w. .s - = NJ Cen Pass.agent-
q r@i ilie 1siet F. S. CANNON.
Third yice-President and General Man
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-. GD SOUTHERN
eyES RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE APRIL =. 1000.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA.
n:oo r. NJ, No. II, Southern Express,
daily for Atlanta, Augusta, Jack
sonvile, and points South. Sleeper
for Danviile. greensboro, SALISBURY,
and Charlotte. open at Richmond
$3.50 2. NJ. Stops fo- passengers at
anC Charlotte with New York and
FLORIDA Express (No. 33). carrying
through sleepers between New YORK
and Tampa. with connections Tor al
DanvilIe and Charlotte With Wash
ington and Southwestern Limited
(No. Sd carrying through s'eepers
between New York and Nashville,
New York and Memphis, New York
and New Orleans: also, Pullman
Tourist sleeper Mondays. Wednes-
days and Fridays Washington to
San Francisco without change with
connections for all points in Texas,
Mexico and California.
1901 P. NJ. No. I. solid train daily for
Charlotte, NJ c., connects at Nose
ley with FarmvilIe and Powhatan
railroad At Kavsyille for Clarks-=
vile. Oxford, Henderson and Dur
ham. and at Greensboro for Dur
ham. Raleigh and Winston-Salem:
at Danvi!le with No 3d., United
States fast mail solid train, daily
for New Orleans and points South,
which carries sleepers New YORK
Jacksonville, connecting for Nassau
ana Havana Throughout sleeper
Salisbury 10 Memphis. Buffet-Par-
Tor car between Richmond and
Danvile
GEO p NJ. No II local. daily except
Sunday. for keysville and intsrme-
date points
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
=, From Atlanta. Augusta and
W W. Asheville, and all points
6:0O A. NJ South.
$40 A. NJ. From Keysviile and local
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS
Nos 81 and 80, between Manchester
and Neapoits.
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S OWN Sci AGAIN 9

Mrs. Gates Writes 60 Mrs.. Pink ham,
81 Follows Her Advice aud Is Made Well.
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ssSSs.ss.:D EAR Mrs. Pm KHAN For nearly
two and one-ha1f years have been in.
feeble heal tn. After mylittle child came
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LOCAL. FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. 81 and 30, between Manchester
and Neapo!ts.
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
,e.o-pM J From Atlanta. Augusta and
- ~ Asheviile, and all points
6:00 A. NJ South.
$40 a. NJ From Keysviile and local
The Lamar register., 1900-05-09

The DESIGNER for June, 1900, pub
lished by the Standard Fashion Com
pany, presents for the benefit of its
many readers numerous stylish and
unique summer garments for ladies,
misses, little girls, boys and tiny tots
..For the Summer Girl'' is the title!of
beautifully illustrated article which
describes the various costumes re-
quired by young lady for a lengthy
stay at summer resort, and "For
Health and Beauty" tells her how to
look her best while wearing them.
This months instalment of Points
on Dressmaking" gives full instruc-
tionn, assisted by pictures, for the
making of the fashionable handker-
chief waist, and the latest in hats and
toques are exhibited on the millinery
pages. The culture of THE Rose
Queen of Summer Flowers is the
subject OF the Horticulture article,
while in the fancy work departments
all kinds of sofa cushion designs, GRO
chet and tstting patterns are given.
An attractive paper on picture postals
is handsomely illustrated with half
tones, and the same style of art work
supplies the pictures for n Com
mencement Day Pantomime: Voices
of the Woods Novelties in Bamboo
will be appreciated by those who are
furnishing summer cottages, and
"The Etiquette of Weddings" gives
opportune advice to tho June bride.
.The kindergarten in the Home" and
Nursery Lore" are just what the
The Lamar register., 1900-05-09

mothers need, while the young folks
will enjoy the story "How Tam Went
Swimming "Deacons' Daughters
and Ministers Sons" is the quaint
title Of humorous story for adults,
and Book Notes. among Our
selves" and charming little poems
additional reading matter. Last but
not least are Hints for the House
hold'' and recipes for Salads the
latter being especially opportune for
warm weather.
The Lamar register., 1900-05-09

Even Pingree rubs it into the
democrats by announcing that in the
present crisis, the only hope of the
country is in the republican party.
He utterly repudiates the recent in
terview in which he was made to
favor Bryan The republicans were
not at all sorry to lose Pingree, but as
he can't stomach democracy republi-
cans put must up with him until a
new party is organized.