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Cure for Asthma and Hay Fever,

The Statements published below con-
firm tho claim at DR.. schIffmann that
his remedy is an absolute cure for. Asth-i
ma and Hay Fever. sis ID E, u
Mrs Mary zachery, Plea sd Mt II I'LL,
La. says. II have found your Asthma
Cure a permanent cure for Asthma. for
which used It seven years, q have
never had the slightest return OF the
trouble since. 81 ] have also found your
remedy excellant3 IN Bronchial uffec-l
lions, Ia "A.
h AlHay Fever sufferer writes; II have
had lay Fever for fourteen years.sI
bought a .packag 90 of your emedy tschiff-s
mann's Asthma Cnre), of our druggist
and due Ia its use this Is the first sum,
,mer hat ] have not been troubled Mrs,
Frank Guilfogle. 62s7 Ridge Avenue Rox-
Doro, philadelphia. fe
Sold BY druggists at boe, and sl.oo.
Send &c. stamp to Dra r. SchiCfmann,
Box so, st Pau, MINI, for a free sans
pie package. .5s. #
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COT III.
Got Something Else, Too.

S2OtI SOIiSlHlIlS Low, we
al liked my coffee strong, and drank
II strong" says Pennsylvania woman.
telling good story, and, although,
had headaches nearly every day Just
wouldn't believe there was any connec-
lion between the two. n had weak and
heavy pells and palpitation of the heart.
TOO. and although husband told me he
thought Is was coffee that made me SO
poorly. and did not drink II himself, for
he said it did not agree with him, yet
y i Loved my coffee and thought Just
s couldn't do without It,
"One aay a friend called at my home
\ that was a year ago. spoke about how
well she. was looking and she said;
~ Yes. and feel Well. too. It's because
] am drinking Postum III place OF ordi-
nary coffee.
}ft.I said. what is Postum?
Titan she told me how ii was a. food
drink, and how much better she felt
since using II in place Of coffee or tea,
30 sent 10 the store and bought a pack
age aud when II was made according 10
directions, At was so good / have never
bought a pound OF coffee since. ! be-
gan to improve Immediately.
3fS .,t cannot begin to tell you how much
better feel since using Postum and
leaving coffee alone. My h>-atii Is better
Than 1t mas been for years. and cannot
nay enough IN praise ..0f this delicious
food al link, Name given by Postum Co,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Take away the destroyer and put a re-
builder 10 work and Nature Will do the
resi-. That's what you do When Postum
takes e43ffee's place IN your diet t"fiIeres
n Ieas6 n. Of f & 4
CIT the little book, 81 lie Road TO Well,
yule," IN each package.
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Hard to Divide BY Three.

81. c. Clements, colored. and a bunch
OF Ills friends We're engaged In a quiet
game OF five-up, 3whe en- Pol cemen Wyatt.
Ivylle and wv ton filed In. The limit was
nfthe table. Justice j ohm got thirty7five
and tie other hal & was 'A ed between en-
the officers Z VI,
1I. There s. an odd cent, 'a sa ID Walton
tSup pha betica lly' sugT
S"Can,t Sc did, said q Wylie !. I'VE all
start with NV. 81. Give q me twelve cents
and you fellows divide the rest.
a Clements was charged $40 aRd the others
paid $3.50 each. That went{into the treas
lury. f5s 8 55 81 ~ VIZ . V
caught by Officer Johnson shooting craps,
were fined $3.50 en- chs 53 Il a ri !.
Policeman Krouse caught Robert MOS
ley3playing craps. II here was just ten
cents in the pot. Ikrouse got a, nickel
Moseley paid ST. t I'll
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KNOCKS LADY DOWN.
Brutal Negro Kicks Mrs. \ W y ls;lES: !
58sgi After She Was ID Down.

snarrow wiz escaped serious persona damage
late saturday from the hands Is
@ III got drunk and brut ally beat Mrs. ~ r 4
syyicks.S an elderlySs lady, ut her, store, st.
Peter ga I'd Il b kerr Streets. He threw her
down. bruised her arm an q kicked her IN
the side. " ~ 4. I, . 7. ,.,
He assaulted his father with /, an axe axe
and q razor and struck Mrs. Iia gar. " iiis
sN FIR the f,rst offense he was fined by
Justice Crutchfeld@ s25 and put under q
$500 Bond for twelve mon tbs. The other
cases were continued he negro sag :
f"S AL TIE tIrne OF the affai r. a crowd gath
cred and here was lots 81 excitement
The Off GERS had troubleFin arresting him,
but he was \ flna lily 4 ptured before the
crowd could get AT him. ST
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FULTON NEWS.

I, Tho home Of Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis. No
SEQ Denny Street, was the scene Of q deigh
fulii birthday party u few evenings ago, ..the
occasion being tho lcelebrati onSt Of the ffth
birthday of their little daugh stta ma
Davis =. III az "a, y, ..9
Gibson jamie Woodall. Nell 10 NVade SLottie
cobbs. D4ls Cole, Yiyian Cole. Doris e rban,
Mabel Moore. and Matte 1Yorshan Of Pow Pow
Mr.. s. John II. BoulWare,, 4 manager Of the
Fulton Shoe Company, has returned from
Ocean View and other seasld g resort II " mere
Dr. ana Mrs. James il. w llanis and thelr
little son, Allen left yesterday for Pearls
burg, Va. where they vii spend some Tine
Visiting the doctor j. y W
Mr. Irving Price Is spending MS EYaeatloh
In Norfolk. Va. W. ~ ess u. II !. r,
Mrs. Louis Washer sr. mother =, q /. Al W
Sderman Louis Washer. 81 nd & MIS- 8SS " alters,
Europe She remained iF several months nt
%their1old home In German J. u As 3iS
H Fulton Lodge OF the Grand n = aternlty VIII
meet Tonight at Nelsen's Hall 33 y,
Mrs. James b. Vaughan ana her SON. fier-
bert ~ of Denver. COL. are the guests O ~
and Mrs. Emmett Elicit, on Denny street ;.;1
Jacob Alice, Of Washington, p. -, Is ,v'st y,
Ing his parents on the Central = !"
Mr. and Mrs Karl Cornwall have returned
from their bridal tour 10 northern cues ann
are now at their home at lton IN lover
Hrs Charlie, IT. Mpsby and her (, daHghter'
SGra ,%snys 9Tom Wait
q tre ]. 4 b Haghes visiting friends in
Wa Shington, D. C., Y 4Ssl 5 f as{3
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IA Moment Of Agony

IA white man whose name could not be
learn, willie driving a, double team to a
large art e farm arm wagon. had q most thrilling
experience yesterday B morning about. Q
O'clock. while attempting to cross the
gas'works, The driver heard the whistle
Of the incoming train, but was so near;
tho crossing that he made an at tempt to
get by before the train fTea ched the VIII
caught between the gates and at once
assumed a most dangerous position, but
Fortunately the Waterman at the gates
,nuIckl ysraised them and allowed the team
to pro coed. & 4 Grill 81 NJ s7 AZ u
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1xoiner NJ w ofce Is fast a!sslpln1ing Ethe

appearance OF a vast immigrat ton bureau
Mr.. * DINER al once opens communica ton
with the parties whose names are fur,
nished him in the above manner, and
gives them such practical &informatio ion as
enables them to secure homes In the Old
Dominion. This lis the kind Of work that,
backs up an exhibit and ma kes It a prof
able investment. S5S5t
who has been corresponding with n Com
missioner ISoiner3 some time. called at the
commissioners office yesterday and had a
conference with him II. regard to the al
seeker. The Kentucklan wa s. m UGH pleased
with the information he received and Els
now onSla tour through the & sta fs f
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MR.. ELLYSON
IS HOP. E||+'..'f:u.L..
State Chairman, Pleased with
What He Saw in the
VA Southwest. 4,
Mr.. WYs0R WORKING HARD
wv s III u,
He Would Give Him All the
Aid Possible In Cam
spaigtl.
WYsoR WORKING HARD

Hon. j. Taylor; Ellyson has returned
from Bristol, where he had q conference
with leading Democrats OF the various.
counties and cities OF the Ninth n Disc
trlct Il: 81; 58
When he was asked as to + the. result
OF his conference and the study Of the
situation there he said: Il Ash
.5.'I think our prospects there are very
good. This was the largest conference
OF the Kind have ever seen in the dis
trlct E3 The representative Democrats.
whom met, all seemed to DO impressed
with the idea that they We're going to
VIM an 4 believe that was so noticeable
in tho campaign OF two years ago. AT
that time a. great many seemed to be
doubtful about winning, but this year.
/ was 1 truck Will, tho feeling n1jHnifcstcd
by ali present that we are going 10
win. The Ninth District Democrats be-
Slievc we are going to elect our national
ticket as well as the congressman,
H Asked as to the Republican claim that
their part had }a large majority OF those nose
who had qualified to vote by payment OF
the poll Fl tax, Mr.. Ellyson said he did
not find such o. condition existing. 5i
5s.'yV are In very good condition, quite
as good, 4 should say, as I'll 81 Z publicans,
|if not better 3ii sits s} Il u,
81 Mr.. Isl.yson said that he would send!
all&tle speakers into the district that
the district chairman and the commit
tee desired. Ex-C ongres n H Harry
Tucker, one fof the electors t-larg had
been $sent to Marion toi speak there yes
terda at the request Of the people and az
had wlltten him that he would Pc 'e On
hand. If i2S}s S5
MI. Lllyson said that Mr.. Visor was vas.
making an active and successful cam cam
8paisn, andfhe thought that all that wa as
necessary In order to win was TO skeepeltt
l$np.a Tie districta,wo be closely can
vussed 5u,fthe best pealsers to be had
M Mi. Allyson stated that l1ea dquarteflrs 8
would Ee opened In this city arly IN sep
lSten,bs Il and that the campo gn Won q
bo5Gltmite6 to about two onths, but
woald not be allowed to la He pre-
ferred 4 short, vigorous canlpaign to t' e; e
|long- drawn out one. Colonel Button, the
secreta ! VI OF \ the State Committee, VIII
probably arrive In the city to--ddla)J.s MI VI
| I1llyso, himself will "A leave to "a Tor
2l,auu i Ter county to-day to attend q s re-
ligious assemble sc, and tier. in the week
j. ha expects to SO to the shenand oah Val
sley to attend an assoc tati ion there Els
probat / " would not be able + TO attend erl
/ the Davis notification $cerenflo mics. ne 9
said. Colonel Button, secretary OF me g
l3com1nit lee, will go. Wa 1
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tPowhatan farming Up,

STATE senator Joseph III sadler, Of po y
county Was In last night 4! a hsrs w wv
sss
snr ia nos Of Of
se is5 ii TIuyanns Mn saalHs
Stated that political and astiyl.Sb
Fowhatan was W psrksr
had been receyed me-,
The county and answered that " e srsss
we'll satisfied with the 20 al
that Powhatan would give tho nominee 9
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CANOEING
PARTY HERE
Adventurous l1burgers Have
a Delightful Week lin Their
Row Boat.
WAS The r sui Il Of A DARE
Were Told That They Would " .'I
Not ctEFives Miles--E Every
One Kind. " "

b Thc canoeing party from Lyrchburg,a
who reached here yesterday morning. left
last night. They left home Monday, the
18th, about dinner time, and as they ex '-s,
pressed 1t, had the pleasat1test week OF
their lives They camped at night
md did their own cooking. buying their
provisions as they needed them The,
party was composed Of Mrs. r. g. Walk VI
or, her daughter, Miss Maud Walker; MI y. Y
IS. G. Hurt. commonly known as riger."S
and Mr.. c. j h Lntchford, Of Amherst
county. They had been on 9 camping
trip up the river with number OF
others. S III t5s IA
8aa5i.sJVe said we were going to row to
aRichmond,,, said Mrs. Walker, and
everybody laughed at us and bet that
we wouldn't go; they said we wouldn't
get more than five miles down the river
OF course that made us all the more de-
3te1,mined to 60. So we are here and I'm
sorry only that we are not going back
on a freight, which we would II DO y
they'd let lis. !" I'LL ID # fsF
iSst Mr.. Hurt, who Is the son of a promi-
lnent miller Of the Hill City, was put
forward as the spokesman and told 8 the
story Of the trip with many good y ma
.tured and testing interruption from the
rest of Il he pa rty. IIe was dressed N g
khaki uniform. M A s3sa8 N ii3ss 3Sg.55
ls...Thls old SUIT, ,.5 Mr.. Hurt said, i made
several Of the farmers suspicious and
when i asked one Of them for a nights
lodging. he said the rest could come In
the house, but I'll have to stay In i the
lcow-shed. We had a. fine trip and nearly
everybody was nice 4 to us, specially the
sC g. o u officials. 3 M
a ss ,rhe Richmond people are the most y
shospitable In tho world. s 1T ell bout that
night YOU and n Mr.. Lat chf ford got SO
scared, IT iger, \ said Miss Wa ker, s
81 Mr.. Hurt and Mr.. atchford laugh ingly
denied the allegation. " bu t q diss alker
insisted that It was true and sal Id
got lost In a swamp by going on the
wrong side OF the river near Sal bot and
rovyed about five miles before IL we got
OUT a Those boys prayer harder than
they had ever prayed In all their lives yes
i reckon.''s s534
SSd They jumped. all the 4 rapids In %the
river a nd were especially proud OF q fla
Ing gone through the Nlaiden's gAdven-s
ture,' rapids with all the par In the
boat. al S 4 .ls 3s IS S55a S9Stt5
8 Sometimes the men had to get out and a
wade; to push the boat over the sh oais.
They came down the canal and landed :
at the foot of Sixth Street. sl8
ga e The boat was given to the young son
ar Captain Hutchison. Of the Go Ss o.
who had been very kind to- them and the
tents and camp fixtures were shipped To-
3IIynchburg. Il; hey ept he row locks as
souvenirs. 81 Sss 3sitss i5s j IA
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Robbed His Own Bank. 8

j.. II. II Bates, colored, had to dig down
into his Bank and take out $3.50 Of the
A policeman caught him throwing rocks
at colored girl. 6it&
Twas playing domnoes In de do wen
she yerked some er um an flung UNI III
de street." he said. Y, RI
Then he gave Justice John $3.50 In PEN
MES to pay his fine. 5as
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Tired Of Being "Runaways. 2
Two small boys. Willie Davis. Of Wash
gIngton and Willie Barnes. Of Gloucester,
N. j, were taken up Sunday as runa-
ways,
They were tired and weary and will be
glad to get home, In the Police Court
yesterday Justice John held them for
news from home, w ah
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Holding Down Two Jobs. &

Mr., II. s. X Leard, district passenger
agent Of the Seaboard Air Line railway,
with headquarters In this city, Will DIVIDE
his time between Richn ond and y, RalelgIl
for the next week or ten days, the pas,
senger agent A at Raleigh going with q
large party iof Knights Templar TO san
Francisco, via Atlanta and + st. ! .ollis:
North Carolina knights to the number {, OF
ninety-three will mako the trip, to the
Golden Gate to attend the great trien MA
.conclave OF the order. III Y 3fts. YEA
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N. liA.l,t y -. = . q
Coal Prices Will Rise.

III Mr. +. ST. Murphy Of b.. P. Murph ny and
Son. predicted yesterday that the; hreal.ii
a tendency to send the price hig her, 81 g
anticipated rise oftwenty-f five or fittyi
cents per ton{in September, owing to the
Increase In price in the who lesale narke 3.
3AnthraciteSc coal is now selling on 81 the
yards for $6.gSi Nj {. 81 D }}Is & ).
81 Lump splint coal is selling at $3.50 per
Ston.s Steam coal from the New, r liver dls-
ftrict was selling al $3.50, ellvered "A 1o
manu- facturersS lgi PA a vi /. IS S51 53iS33i,
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Appealed from Lower Court.

papers in the case of Peter Nlri ght..
plaintiff in error, vs.. q. q ylesbro.
trustee In bankruptcy Sof he ChesapeaKe!
were filed yesterday IN the office OF tho
clerk OF the Supreme. Court Of Appeals.
This case is an a ppeal from the decision
ot&the Law and Chancer'y$C Court OF ~ o oI
the trustee for 81 800. u. -
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Were Quietly Welded

IN Mr.. Charles H lVhitlco and M ISIS Sadie
H. Corr5were $married at 2 Q clock ayester-b
day afternoon5i In the study OF. Rev. George
II. Spooner,S 4 pastor Of the Broad Street
Methodist Church, thai minister peri ornn
ing tho ceremony a Si
N The bride Isl a. daughter of Mr.. w. W.
Corr, and the 3groomis a son of Mr.. Joseph
,E, w hitico, . both of this city. I'd s3f n
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Mixed in the Fight

II %. d A. Rutherford, bearing signs Of con-
.flict, stood before the court yesterday y
the innocent $bystunder. s5sS ai
III II e said ~ aSrow}tWas started between ~.
lGriggs and some other fellows and that
hey tried to stop 1t. Griggs then hit him
tWoJg or three times, as his cpnntenance
bore testimony. n .s 81 ,3
S3 Griggs said Rutherford grabbed him
first and he pushed him away. The WI t
nesses were divided and both were charged
50 6n gea 4 II! I'll =
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.Snatched Lady S Purse. :

T. Miss Alice johnson. of Church FILL. who
Is epl9ysed a. 9ns Sd TIE sft9
snatcned from her Saturday a fternoon by
anlnsolent as well as thieytng negro. /
q After jerking the purse out OF the lady,lssi
N Streets, the felIow ran a short distance,
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CONTRACT / J. FOR !; /
POOR AWARDED. A. ]. j }.
committee 81 Council transacted ,15e, y
]. Much Important Business: 1
Full Roll Approved,

/ & ,r,o !. an mittee on the Poor. met last
r,rh and after the usual reports 81 q
OFFICIALS and the ay-rolls had been rea GAG
]. 4 B, mn owed, the bids for So pplies were e.
onened y md the contracts We're AWARDED 't.1 Is
as foil oWs: sS X $, \, =, az /, q,
q bacon, soap and lard to XII gan. ana
! Company; butter, to Capital G;ity,, Dairs
h Company: winter yyheat q Jour 70 otohee-
\ Z, rvmes Grocery Company; spring .W S' ~
flo,,r a.lu coffe to y. C.sY ounser; I1ce'
n gar. herrings, canned corn ana toh ms
ines to Harvey Blair and Company; nay nay
straw aud oats to s. IT. Beverage ana r'i
COMPANY; whiskey to Straus e unst anu
connany: drugs and medicines to -
Wagns1 Drug Company; absorbe ,ll GOV
ton Il N. H.@ Nelson; physicians. gaLu H.'
4 a. ~ BLANKS: . mon 8 coats and pants
g 8. "a. steinhEechcr; colored domes..c
and leans to, sBurnett'.11eWls e (other ur!
goods to be bought on open na a"rN
shoes TO w A. Chea twootl.
rho Superintendent submitted a detail
"a report OF his attendance on the Ma
4 t,onnif Congress of Charities and Correc-5
lions a t Portland, Me. The report was WIS
.ervi interesting and encouraging.
v si resolutions were adopted thanking tie
i,rtairmun. Mr.. Gunst, and the supchalr-
nan Mr.. Miner. for their falthfuiness'
ana the q ficials for the many cou rle as
shown the committee.
3 rho GLOWING members were present.
Messrs. Gunst, Cloves, e. N.Y. A .Li''!'
Williams and Wiltshire. ~ s.
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Probably Carry Indiana.

IL Nj. Davis x. Ia q or. editor Of the
Times, N oblesvlle, nd. !, is in the cit on
and is now en- route to the w lte' SULPHUR
where lie will attend the Davis n OF lflcaS
ton ceremonies. Mr.. Taylor y thinks ne ne
carrying, Indiana for Parker and Davis.
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Good for Virgins r DAD

The al street Journal has g hoI ~ , ~ q
hy ' is chesapaake and Ohio ailway during
the month Of June and the fiscal year endea
,nntts ended June soih la0i, tho earnRFs of
Inc HGhesape and Ohio + a!way ireIsasfd
ii per cent? LIS operp ting penses 9ereasea
l56 per cent. and lily net earning !ou, prr /,
departments than IN n unes 1908, The ndlca-
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Committee on Streets.

Z The Committee on Streets met yesterday
at 5 IF. q NJ, with the foil owing members
present: Messrs. Ordway S. Allen, chair
Mann, h tiers, Spicer, West, w ittet, VIII
liam $. s J, Is, 81 $50
Il Routine business was considered. ss Con-
tracts for sewers We're Tefe erred TO me
City Engineer{to be award ed to the 10 west
responsible bidder MT II
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Little Neighborhood Row. Ri

A neighborhood fuss was aired before,
Justice Crutchfield yesterday. tis8. t9t3
Dennis Martin was accused OF abusing
tho Snyder family his next door neigh
bors, and he denied the accusation .
n IT came out that there was feeling be-
tween the TWO families, and In view, of
the insufficient evidence, the Justice
warned all concerned and dismissed the
I.
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W. a q u l.I. 30 W "a "a ~ n
u Couldn't Eat Flowers. e

charged BY Lula Golden with abusing
her. . &, 81 3i. u II. /. =,
mother,'' said Lula, "and this woman
wanted some. told him not to give them
to her, and then she cursed me. 4,
II couldn't eat the flowers, = said Nellie,
''and / didn't want them. y,
You. don't want anything You can +
eat, then?" asked Justice John, Il
Nav, ~ sir. ~ fsf u 3
i It turned out that both women were IN
the "mire," and 1t cost them $3.50 each.
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ST. MIary's Picnic,

4 To morrow the annual & elebrat lon of ht
Mary's Catholic Church Will take place o. q
Oak Grove. beautiful and well sllg ".
block on Beverly Street, near ne Horse s'''os'
The arrangements are complete under the
guidance OF a we'll organized commit tee and
his ysaF @ espsn
The general officers for The occasion arc
Mr. Al Z. Meyer ehairr,an NJ n III Y.
lAmrheiln, assistant cha rtra y +. NJ As ~
Felthaus. treasurer. MT Doe ling, ser-
retary; Rev, Father Ed wards and Rev., Father
Leo. direct ors. n
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New Patrol Stations.

The Police BOARD met yesterday afternoon
ats O'Clock to consult a bout the plans for
the new patrol stations, one q Mhirh rs y
be In rear Of The Second Police stat Ion. and
.the ether ri the scalc-houRe corper. li y
q The architect was Instructed to advertise
sof bids to erect the buil dingA Si
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An, Old Southern Opinion.

M Mr.. j. II. d Paddy, OF this city, has. Al
Der {, s 1868. giving the account OF tho
shooting Of Henry Riyes Pol I'd, ed Or
The story, exceedingl ~ pa sionate, was was
writ ten by the slain man, 6bro ther.l
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Supply Company Char tered.

3A charter was yesterday granted to the
3 pnnts If 'n,anufa cturers and Importers Of
supplise for railway ana M featuring
concerns. . q, e, y,
The company was organized bysC ;f'at 'l1e
Bar ton Grundy and Mess RS. George BA -lllil
lie and Thomas j. Leakey. t
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Committee On Water.

& The Committee on Water met last night at
;SO Routine business only. Including The ap-
propal of the payroll. Was tran snct led nv i.
q Messrs. Manns chairman. NJ asurlar, Bossie
BECK. Davis, HesleP.f Al lls and zimmerman
We're present. Ar s{ s3ESsl
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stopped, turned around and grinned at his
victim, whose weeks wa ges ne MAJ ana y y
Started off again. He answers tho DC
scription Of the negro who snatched & e g
ipocketAbook from lady on BIWenty.ilrsaL
Street boutith weeks ago. 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-16
{; y: Day at Emmanuel.

artist Church, \ with fine congregations
and excellent sermons. DIR: T. 2. EBqmar.
preached Sunday morning g. and Dr. Ian
sing Burrows at night. Both sermons n
were greatly enjoyed. & 4