RICHMOND, June 25th, 1916.
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as4 'n II RICHMOND, June 18th, 1876.


We have had geod meetings ever since we
left; those at Fredericksburg were on the in
crease every night; and if brother Cough
could have stayed there week or ten days
longer, there would have been no house in
town large enough 10 have held the people
The rumsellers and their supporters were right
mad, and the man that kept the largest Hotel
in the town said, that he had not sold 81 cts.
worth Of his poisons per day, since Cough
had been there the first time. Many of the
first people in the place took the pledge, and
the ladies', to man, were as usual, on the side
Total Abstinence. auo sg


We had a very large meeting last night.
and shall have another tonight. We go to
Gen. Cookies to morrow. l.. G.