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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
STAUNTON WEDDINGS.
Two Fashionable Events in the Valley

City.
STAUNTON, VA, June 29-Special.-
The most beautiful wedding of The sea-
son took place yesterday in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church when Miss Calvert
Wake, youngest daughter of The late
Rev Lewis Wake, and DR.. Hugh Neil
many, Jr., of Stanton, were married.
The church was beautifully decorated
in white and green, daises and white
roses being the only flowers used, with
feathery asparagus and stately palms.
promptly at $3.50, to the strains Of 1.ohen-
grins, the bridal party entered-first thu
Hshers, Messrs. Selden Wake and Stuart
Gibson, of Richmond; Messrs. Roger At
kinson Wake and James Fontaine Minor.
Of stanton; Woods Price, Of Albemarie
county, and Captain II. Eugene Hyatt,
OF the V. NJ. I. These wore Price Albert
coats. light trousers and high silk hats.
There were no bridesmaids nor maid OF
honor. The bride came with her brother.
Mr.. Lewis Wake, of Portsmouth, Va,
who gave her away. She Wore an eXqui-
site wedding gown Of white taffeta, with
large white picture hat, and carried bride
roses. The groom and his best man, Or.
J. d. NJ Armistead, OF Lynchburg. Va,
met the bride at the church steps, where
the betrothal took place. Then the party
advanced TO the altar rail, where the mar
riage VOWS were said. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Robert c. Jet,
rector OF the church, assisted by Rev.
Arthur 8. kinsolving, Of Brooklyn. n. \.
This marriage will be of unusual interest
all over Virginia, owing TO thG large fam
lily connection OF both parties. The we'd
ding presents We're superb and Very nu
merous. DR.. and Mrs McIlhany left at
II O'Clock for Mortified, Mass, and other
points north and east. They viii reside in
stanton for a time. The bridal party
and u few friends were entertained at the
home of the bride Wednesday night.
Miss Virginia Augusta Johnston, of Mt.
Sidney, and Mr.. kenton Harper Hartman.
O. Rockbridge Baths, were married yes
terday morning in the Methodist Church
at Mt. Sidney, Augusta county.
The ushers were Messrs. Allen and j.
j. Johnston; best man, w. II. Harman
brother of the groom; maid of honor
Miss Florencg Fulton, OF Grottoes, Va.
bridesmaids, Misses May and Willie John
ston, sisters of the bride; the rng-bearer
performed by Rev. J. r. Renjzr
very pretty wedding took place yes
terday morning in st. Francis Catholic
Church. The bride was Miss May Irene
German and the groom Mr.. Geo. E. K!ise.
The ushers were MesSrs. Martin L. Bcr
gen and Michael Dore; maid of honor.
Miss Ella klise; best man. Mr.. Frank
German. Father Frioli performed the GER
emory.
The bride Wore a travelling gown and the
young couple left al IL O'Clock for the
east.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30

Some time ago we published In these
columns an article in which We discussed
business prosperity as a
Prosperity ,.,ns IF gracn. The New
o''o wv o''. York Commercial of re-
cent date has an article on the same line.
There is nothing like business prosper
ity, says our contemporary, for a soil
from which all national, as We'll as indi-.
yidual, virtues may be expected most lux
urfantiy to sprout. 1t is the beginning of
all things for secure national life. The
tact that a country is enjoying a uniform
and almost overwhelming business pros
pe-lty is a sign not only IF the enterprise
OF the people, but of their profound intelii-
sence, their unsl,akabe integrity and the
possession of that 1e1nperamental poise
which betrays them into nc rashness and
satisfies them with no mere theory. We
believe that as long as business prosperity
remains ut its present high tide our neigh
Dor can tuck himself in his little bed every
night and surrender up to peaceful dreams,
never fearing that the bombs Of anarchiSm
will make a blood-red dawn by midnight
or the buges of jingoisn call him forth
even in slumbers drapery to crush the
wide earth before sunrise. He should be
assured that the intelligence which has
brought US through the thick night of
business adversely. such as we had but.
four short years ago, and pioted us 10
this monday peak in the binding golden
light of financial. industrial and social
prosperity. upon which we now stand. is
coed to knock into impalpable smitheTeens
the foundations of your earnest but DOGGY
born fears
The position Ii Hung Chang has taken
toward the Chinese Reform party, says
a writer in Ainslie's Mag
H., cs azine, would be interest
s e"os' ing infor,na ton for those
who remember General Grants declara-
ton that Ii Hung Chang was not only the
greatest Chinaman. but the greatest
statesman alive, nd for those who have
seen the little memorial tree and bronze
tablet placed by the astute Celestial at
Grants tomb at Riverside, New York. In
the light of q recent open letter by a re-
former it seems that Lii Hung Chang has
by no means been consistent in his atti-
tude toward this movement. I-eung Chi
tso, one of the. leading. reformers, for
whose head the Empress Dowager has
offered a reward of $4,000, states that Ii
Hung Chang was assisting him in the
work of reform only a year and a half
ago, and sent message promising him
support Leung Chi-tso says that after he
had escaped from Picking to Yokohama,
message from Ii Hung Chang was brought
to him by Marquis Ito. This message
reads:
Look upon your exile as an oppor-s
tunity to study the customs of the West,
in preparation for the glorious career of
service to your country that awaits you
when China calls back the sons she is
now sending to ignominious exile
Since this time Ii Hung Chang has
become allied with the Empress Dowaser
in her opposition to the reformers, and it
was he who, by order of the Empress,
offered the reward for Leung Chi-tso's
head
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Norfolk and Virginia Beach,
4th.-JUL Y-4th.
Special Train. Low Rates.
Via Norfolk and Western R'Y

The Norfolk and Western Railway will
run a special train to Norfolk and Nir-
ginia Beach and return on July 4th upon
tha following fast schedule: Leave Rich
mond s a. NJ, arrive Norfolk 10:4o A. NJ,
arrive Virginia Beach 11:20 a. NJ. Re
turning leave Virginia Beach P M, leave
Norfolk TAO P. NJ, arrive Richmond 1850
P. NJ Vestibuled Coaches; no Change or
Transfer Fare to Norfolk and return 81:
Virginia Beach and return s1.25. Purchase
your tickets at Company's office. No. S;iS
East Main Street, or at Ticket Office Byrd
Street Station.
c. n. BOSLEY,
District, Passenger Agent.
JOHN E WAGNER,
CITY. Passenger and Ticket Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
FARMER BR1AN,s sELr-BINDlsE.

The report has gotten out that Farmer
w. j. Bryan has been seen in wheat
field clad in overals and hickory shirt
and working with might and main TO llar-
vest his crop with a new hall-bearng,
FURNISHED, self-binding reaper of the latest
model.
This is a fine picture and does great
credit TO Mr.. Bryans advanced practice
In farming. But it is hard TO believe that
a man as earnest and as consistent as he
should be willing 10 SO far abandon his
principles as to use a hall-bearing, self
binding reaper. If Mr. Bryan would only
recall the basic principles which he has
been agitaiing in this country for some
years past. and which he proposes to re-
peat WITH great force this coming cam
paign. ne would never be tempted TO use a
patented labor-saving device, the object of
which is 10 deprive the hireling of work,
and the effect of which is to cut down the
price of wheat.
Mr.. Bryan should recall TO mind the
happy harvest days Of former Years when
the sturdy and honest farmer welded his
cradle in the waving wheat field, and deity
catching the severed wheat with his left
hand would throw it upon the ground TO
be gathered and quickly bound by another
who followed at his heels Some of this
wheat would be scattered, and so work
was given to cleaner, and with the num-
Der that were employed, harvesting was a
happy time. It was heavy labor. but also
froiic All sorts of good things were
spread before the hungry harvesters, and
wheat was rarely less than $l.50 a bushel.
Now AR. Bryan has broken down. and
gone after the. new gods of self-binding
reapers. The Grader is gone, the binder is
gone, the cleaner is gone. the happy har-
yes; feasts are gone, and wheat Is hardly
half the price il was in those halycon free
silver days before seif-binders or steel rails
or the gold standard or trusts were ever
known. We fear that this self-binder
episode is but the beginning. and having
broken through the barrier of his consist
ency and taken to the se,f-binder. Mr..
Bryan will very soon be going in for the
gold standard and Tor trusts. At least he
Is certainly over the dividing line be-
tween the former days and these.
Give up the self-binder, Mr. Bryan Go
back to the sickle and the cradle and the
cleaning rake and the threshing floor and
you can fairly hold on 10 free silver and
your nti-trust doctrine. for The that Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Watch for Fourqurean, Temple & CO. s
ad. in Tuesdays paper. Something of
unusual interest.
CHECKING BAGGAGE.

To insure your. baggage going on same
train with YOU purchase your railroad or
steamship tickets of the Richmond Trans
fer Company, Union Ticket Office, for all
lines, who will check baggage from any
hotel or residence to destination, thus saw
sine unnecessary worry and delay on arriv.
al at the station.
ONCE. No. sos East Main Street. Branch
Office, Jefferson Hotel.
sAIL II. BOWMAN. Cen. Man.
Both phones, No. 46. Stables open all
night.
Only SIS to Virginia Beach and return
July 18th via Norfolk and Western Railway.
Special train leaves Byrd-street Station s
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
FACTORY FIRE IN DANVILLE.
The Plant ofthe Gillian Tobacco Co.
Goes up in Smoke.

DANvILLE. VA. June 29--Special.-A
fire lasting half an hour destroyed the
large smoking tobacco and fertilizer plant
of the Gillian Tobacco Company tonight.
The flames caught from unknown
cause and before the arrival of the fire
department the building was in ruins. The
loss is estimated at $500 on machinery
and building. with S2,ooo on sock. 1nsur-
ance is $500
The plant is owned and operated by
John Gillian, of Lynchburg, and William
ID. Ovs rbey, Of this city This is the second
fire this factory has had in the past few
months.
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c. & .. RAILWAY.
Fourth-of-July Outing to the Seas

Fourth-of-Juiy Outing to the Seaside.
On Wednesday, July 4th, two Fast Trains
will leave Richmond, C. & Q. Broad-Sueet
aticn, at $50 y. NJ. and 9 A. M, and
run on the same schedule, rates and con-
ditiors of the Every Sunday Outings. eX-
cept that the train leaving Norfolk Ocean
View Stationl on the return. P. NJ. Sun
DAYS. Will leave Norfolk Ocean View Sta
tom on July 4th at P. NJ, Ocean View
$50 P. NJ, and Old Point $50 P. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
A CUTTING sCRAPE.
Wheat rhrcshins-a Large Number

Wheat Thrcshins-A Large Number
of Partridges.
BURKDVILLE, VA, June 2e.-Spscial.-
The farmers ara now busy threshing
wheat, and fine yield is reported. The
tobacco and corn crop is exceptionally
good. considering the late spring.
2 r. l.. Bradshaw & Co. have added a large
barrel-heatinS mill to their roller mills
here, and are doing splendid business.
They cannot NIL orders for meal on account
1 OF the large demand
John MOBILES, negro in TIE employ of
u. L. Bradshaw & Co., Gu. Hester Jones.
another negro. last night, tnfictsng a very.
dangerous wound. The knife entered the
left lung. Drs. Ramsey and B. ii. Young
swere called in, and said while the wound
vas dangerous one it was not necessarily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
I1III!I!I.7!l.!E]!lE|
"a Speculative.

,-i,,a,.. Secondary or Tertiary Sypail-
narmanently cured in Is to so days,
pn can be treated AZ home fer the same
P'Ss here. we will contract to pay raii<
= 81 sot 4are and hotel bills and no charge il
p gay ~ n cure. II. you nave taken Mer~
f i,-y iodide Potash, and stili have ached
NY - Mucous. Patches in mouth. Sors
,ad pa imnles, Copper Coiared Spots,
5nroas on any part OF the body, hair or
glss.a s,s. falling ont. 1t IS this Syphiili,fc
FOOD Poison that we asuarantee to
tufs stIsTre the world for case ws
. AZ e,Ires This disease has always
ss s,lsned the skin or the most eminent
payseians 500 oo capital nsh,na our nro as.
conc con-. .aaIad ~, application. COOK RE.a>l
S Any CO. No. 3ll Masonic Temple. Chs<
caYn Ill
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
ANNUAL MEETING NATIONAL ED
UCaTIONAI ASSOCIATION

CHARLESTON. S. c., JULY 7-1S, 1900.
For the above occasion the Southern
Hallway will sell tickets from all ticket
stations on its line to Charleston, S. c.,
and return at one fare for the round-trip,
plus 81 membership fee. Tickets on sale
July g, 6, and 9, with return limit Sep
TENDER !, 1860. The Southern operates
double daily service in both directions be-
tween all Virginia and North Carolina
points and Charleston, with Pulmans and
dining-cars on all through trains.
c.. w. WESTBURY,
Travelling Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
C. & o. GRASS wIDowEEs, TRAIN

Every Monday From Waynesboro to
Richmond Will Begin July ID
Beginning Monday. July ID. and every
Monday during the season. the c. & o.
Grass Widowers train will leave Waynes-
boro at s a. NJ. stop a Intermediate Sum
mer Homes Stations and arrive at Rich
mond 10 A. NJ.
Schedule cards OF this train can be OBJ
tanned at c. e O. Passenger Office, No. 500
East Main Street or from the station
agents between Richmond and Waynes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Q1 c. & o. 81
Sunday Outings
To Old Point, Newport News,
Ocean View and Norfolk.
Sl Round rip

Two Fast Trains with Parlar Cars leave
Richmond every Sunday. The first train
leaves at s:3u A. NJ. and will make no
stop between @Richnond and OLD Point.
The second train leaves at 8 A. NJ and
stops only at Williamsburg, Newport News.
Hampton and OLD Point.
Returning. first, train leaves Norfolk
Ocean View Station at P. NJ, Ocean
View at $50 F. NJ, and Old Point $50 z.
NJ.
The second train leaves Norfolk &C. e
O. wharfl at $50 P. NJ, Old Point T. NJ.
and Newport News $50 P. M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
WORK
IN NAVY YARD
Getting Golfers Ready TO Go TO the
Orient.
A CONDUCTORS MANLY STAND.
Took the Train Out in Error and Will
Bear the BIame-Firemano on Tug
scaldcd to Death by a Pc
cu!iur Accident
!, CONDUCTORS MANLY STAND.

NORFOLK, VA, June 29--Special.-One
hundred and fifty men were called in the
Norfolk Navy Yard to-day and more Will
be called shortly. Repair work upon war
ships is TO be rushed. The work OF re-
pairing for sea the Golfers destined to take
coal for the Asiatic fleet is being hurried
The tug Annas Tilfer Rope broke on
Lamberts Point last night. She bumped
against the schooner Helen Montague,
causing the tugs steam pipe to burst ana
scald 10 Death Henry Gibbs, her coiored
fireman.
A JEALOUS WOMAN.
Joshua Martin fcorored). married at Pc
tersburg yesterday, arrived here with MS
wife last night. \ former sweetheart OF
Martins met him at the depot dunnea
him for an alleged dabt, and being denied
pay, stabbed him in the eye with q knife
She was to-day sent on to the grand jury.
An iuuues. on the body of Fireman
Sawyer killed yesterday in the Virginia
Beach Railway accident, held to-day, was
adjourned until tomorrow. One witness
swore that he heard conductor Creighton
say that he "errored" in taking the freight
engine out ahead of the time ordered. end
did not wish another to take the blame
which should rest upon him. Creighton,
charged with criminal negligence, is out on
bail. Much sympathy is felt for him stree
his manly statement is alleged to have been
made.
JOHN KELLY.
Mr.. John Kelly is dead: aged sixty-eight
years. He was prominent business man,
member OF the firm of Hannah & Kelly.
and among tNorfolk,s best citizens. He
died at the home of Captain Joseph NJ.
Clark, the tug boat owner his son-in-law.
An official circular, issued to-day. an
nounced the appointment OF Mr. j. NJ.
Turner to be superintendent of the Second
Division Of the Seaboard Air Line. vice Mr..
William Moncure, who will hereafter be
assistant superint endent of the same di-
vision.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
ATTRACTIVE FOURTH-OF-JULY
RATES
To Old Point, Norfolk and Virginia
Beach via c. & 0. Route

On July I'd, Sd and 4th the G. & o. Kali
way will sell round-trip tickets from Rich
mond to Old Point at So: to Norfolk at
$3.50, and to Virginia Beach at 1915, good
for return until July 7th.
The C. & o. also sells a round-trip ticket
to Old Point, limited to following day, in
Guiding one days board at Hygeia or
Chamberlin hotels. at So This ticket sold
on Saturdays will be good for return on
Monday following, the holder paying the
hotel charges over one day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
TRIUMPHANT.

Tho sales Of the bottled beers OF the An.
8heuser-Bnsch Brewing Assn increased
over thirty per cent. during the past
year-evidenca that a superior article rs
appreciated by a discriminating pubic.
Orders addressed to Jos. Stumpf. managsr
Richmond Branch, will be promptly exc
cuted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
THE YORK COUNTY CASE.
The Family Of Crockctt syillin. to Pay
for ANALYSIS

TAMPICO, VA, June 29.-Special.-It
was news to the relatives of Leonard j.
Crockett, whose stomach was sent to DR..
Taylor, that he refused to receive it. and
they state that they will have DR.. Nc
Allster before the Board of Supervisors.
and If they fail to act they will put up
the necessary amount to have this work
done.
If poison IS found, they will 90 every
thing to bring the guilty party to justice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Bank Clearinss.

Z NEW YORK. June 2e.-The total bank
clearings at the principal cities of the
United States for the week ending June
2sth,s ~ 49,, ISL 02;; decrease of 1916 per
cent. compared with the same period last:
year. Outside Of New York. sos, 81, 41S: an
increase of 0.9 per cent. rs So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
|G0LD IN ORANGE.

Five Men.
FREDERICKSBURG. VA. June p
e.,t-Dr g H. kuper brought 10 tbs
~, $50 worth of gold, taken from the
60 Belt of the wilderness, in Orange
80 1t was the result Of two weeks
ain washing. banning and milling by
a5.ty of five
& - 7 sAv,lderness Gold Mining Company
MI con, rnence operating in . few days
IN rn!ne promises a heavy percentage
of old
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL. AS
SOCIATION

Charleston. s. c., July 18th to 18th.
The ATLANTIC COAST LINE an
nounces ra tie of one fare, s13.15. for the
round-trip, account of above occasion.
plus 81. membership fee. Tickets on sale
July Sd, 9Th 18th and eth, with final limit
September /. 1900. Stopover privileges
within limit of ticket.
The Atlantic Coast Line offers a double
daily service between Richmond and
Charleston, and is the only line operating
through trains and Pullman service be-
tween these points.
For further information as to tickets,
time tables. Pullman reservations. ETC.,
apply TO
RICHMOND TRANSFER co.
No. 9o3 East Main Street.
w. STEELE, Ticket Agent.
Byrd-Street Station.
c. S. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
No. s3S East Main Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
SUNDAY TRIPS.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Ail-Day Outings at Eirsinia's Favorits
Resort West Point

Ail-Day Outings at Eirginia's Favorite
Resort, West Point.
The Sunday trips to West Point con-
tinue to be popular, and are increasing in
attractiveness as the summer advances.
Family parties find much comfort and
pleasure in these trips for they take them
from the dust and turmoil of the city for
a days outing among green trees and
shady verandas. with plenty of the purest
water and health-giving breezes. The
trip is made in seventy minutes a SO cents
for the round-trip. Train leaves the South
ern depot at $50 A. M: returning. leaves
West Point $50 P. NJ, every Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
FREE STREET FAIR AND CAR
NJVAT,

Roanoke, Va, July I'd to 7th-Itc-
duccti Hates vsn N q w. Railway.
For the above occasion the Norfolk and
western Railway will sell on June. Seth.
and July 1st to 18th, inclusive, round-trip.
tickets from Richmond to Roanoke a Si-lOs
good for return passage until July 3th.S
Ticket offices, S3s and sos East Main Street
and Byrd Street Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-30
Low RATES NORTH AND WEST

Before you travel North or West call
upon or address the undersigned for low
est rates via York River Line and Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad (Royal Blue
Line). Superb steamer service 10 Balti-
more, connecting with the finest, fastest
and safest train in the world. Leave
Richmond daily Except Sunday from the
Southern Railway Depot at 4:S0 P. NJ.
Apply to c. w. Westbury. It. P. A.,
Southern Railway, $50 East Main Street;
Richmond Transfer Company. 903 East
Main Street: OF Arthur G. Lewis, Southern
Passenger Agent, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, Norfolk. Va.
The fire loss at Richmond in the first
six months of 1900 was. approximately,
three-Guarters of a million dollars and the
loss ratio of the insurance companies
throughout the country has been unpre-
cedentedy large. Fire insurance is
voluntary tax, and the function Of the
companies is merely to collect and dis
tribute this tax. They must collect from
the policy-holders money enough to pay
losses and expenses Look out FOR in
creased rates, or failures of the weaker
companies, perhaps both. Look carefully
to the order and cleanliness of your own
risks, and your neighbor's as well, as you
may have to pay directly or indirectly a
part of the penalty for his negligence or
want of care. Read carefully and under
stand thoroughly the conditions of your
fire insurance policies. They are contracts
of indemnity only for loss or damage I'M
der certain stipulated conditions You
would not think of buying a thousand
dollar lot without paying for thorough
examination of title. yet You will purchase
a contract OF indemnity for much greater
sums. through irresponsible and incom-
petent persons. and never post yourself
about what You are buying until a fire
happens. and then your knowledge is
sometimes very dearly bought. Anything
that is worth owning is worth tnsuring.
and insuring properly. and the indemnity
is worth all ii costs now. but any kind Of
a policy is good and none at all will do
Just as well if it is impossible for you to
sustain loss by fire.
Give us an opportunity to care for your
business in this line. We represent COM
panies having aggregate assets exceeding
two hundred and fifty million dollars.
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT.
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
RO. LEE TRAYLOR. Manager.
Watch for Fourqurean, Temple e Co.'S
adj in Tuesdays paper. Something of
unusua! interest.
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fatal, T, case was UP before Mayor
Hunlley IS: morning. and Nobies vas
semitic ia to await action OF the grand
jury. = rr.,,,,r.r
ceasus p mi rators for this district, mn
NJ M # ;.IBosweIl is taking the school
census. s1ahopss to complete his WORK
MIS- MS lag Graham Arnew. who lately
rat,lrued nom South Africa. is visiting
.ia,. hrossrs in FarmvilIe. she will return
to-rnorr5. g Miss Agnewr is greatly IN SYM
pathy III. the Beers.
NssSrs 5radshaw e Smith will buy. They
axnacf buy a large quantity this year
Rev II. Pitcher. OF Petersburg. will
nreacb Egtfe First Baptist Church sun
The seems to be more partridgss tbs
vear an Cor g long time. odd Bop
Wbits can be heard in all directions.
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All subscriptions by mail payable n ao-
vance. Watch the label on yos:r paper,
* YOU live out o. Richmond. am zee whe'a
your subscription expires. so you can re-
new before the paper 5G stopped.
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we ARE oUTsTRIppIsG All. OF
THEM.

II really looks as though these United
States were going. and AT no very distant
-. % take possession Of all that Is worth