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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

Take your family on the excursion to
City Point and Monitor Fleet this aiser-
noon at 3 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
l..pae,ar of ArtilIerx.

Captain James +. Phillips, who was
recently appointed inspector Of artillery
Of the State, has passed . satisfactory
examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

Pianos For Rent-Organs For Rent.
Walter D. Moses & Co., Oh Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

THE BEST SO CENT SHIRTS N GENTLE
MEMS AND LADIES can DO had ~ o-1
Broad street OF ID. & r., MIrrELDOEFER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
T,rn. Y.aALL woaK.
r.,o,e, sutsh avs Expense Account
AdoptcdAby the Building
s.&mmttfee

r.,ou., suv~h avs Expense Account
Adopted Ny the Building
Csmmittee.
A called meetiug Of the Council Com
mittee on Grounfs and Buildings was
held last night ats O'Clock in the Ooun-
ell chamber. Present Messrs. Kend-
lar (chairman), Phzini, Snead, Cren-
shaw. and the City Engineer. The
last.named presented the following
which was adopted:
CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. ii, 1886. }
TO the Chairman and Members Of Com
mittee on Grounds and Buildings:
Geptlemen,-l respectfully report the
following work and cost of same done
upon the new City Hall in ten days
ending September IL, 1886:
Cubic yards OF material excavated
and hauled TO seventh street be- -,
yond Leigh %, 200 feet. ......"......-.: l,eZf
Cnblc wards OF material e1caVated
and hauled 10 Eleventh street De
yond Clay Il, 900 feet)-.................'"' Zzf
Toto, crb,c wards excayated............ 2.04s
AcA"a N~SA~ o.
n,re NJ hands (sI .5O) per day...........s329 81
Hire of carts (sl .75) per day............ 56i %
Hire OF six -hOrse plough (sl0) per
% W
Foreman (s2.5O) per day.................... "a 80
Purchase OF tools and materials
(s55.37), 8 per cent. depreciation ~
Total expended ..............S976 Is
Or cost OF excavation 47.6 cents per cubic
yard.
Very respectfully,
W. E. CUTsHAw, City Engineer.
After passing on the payroll and or
dering the same to be paid the commit
tee adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

L. K. MIrl ELDoRYER offer some spec q
bargains In DRESS GOODS. BLANKRrs. JEE
sEYS &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
when CIaverius Failed 10 Testify,


1t may be very good point to pre-
sent to the Supreme Court in favor OF a
rehearing and new trial that inasmuch
as the law now allows prisoner to tes-
tify in his own behalf that the death
sentence ought not to be enforced upon
Cluverius on conviction founded
largely upon his enforced silence" but
as q matter of history Cluverius did
have one opportunity to testify.
At the inquest, Coroner Taylor in
vited Cluverius to testify, and Oluve-
RUSS counsel advised him not to do 80.
Had Cluverius availed himself OF the
opportunity thus offered had he salts
fsctorily explained where he was the
night Of the murder, then the whole
prosecution would have dropped or,
if not, then Cluverius's statement would
have gone up to the Supreme Court, as
so much of the testimony taken before
the Coroner's inquest as was offered
by the defence fills the record from
poge $40 to 1913.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

Patrick county,withou the pardon:
The old lady and her daughter walked
to Richmond from their distant home,
and had been here several months
which they spent in the almshouse-
frequently visiting the prisoner at the
penitentiary. The Governor investl-
gated the young mans case, but guilt
was too conclusive to justify his inter-
ference, and SO he refused the pardon:
Colonel Buford furnished mother and
daughter with free passes to get home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
Two Meiods

Two MeiodeOns St2 Each.
Walter ID. Moses & Co., Ola Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
Wall Decorations.

JOHg REGNAULT ELLYsON,
No. 5 north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

WorId-EenOwncd Estey Organs.
Walter d. Moses & Co., Oh Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

excursion TO dmno- ~ ,pityiFGln"t -"
lhe Richmond all Petersburg depot at A.
NJ. Among the attractions will be music.
dancing, and base ball.
The Ariel moonlight next Tuesday nlght
Will be under the auspices OF sydney Lodge,
No. 42s, /. o. q. T. A large crowd will
doubtless attend.
The last excursion Of the season to WASH
ington will leave here next Saturday night
at 1880 O'Clock. returning MONDAY eVe-
on the 10th the moonlight excursion OF
the Ariel will be for the benent OF the Rec.
tory fund of de-Memorial church In
Manchester. The usual attractions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12
..,,,.L without q Far.

Returning TO Patrick without rsr-
dom.
Mrs. wr.y, who, with her daughter .
..ms here some time ago to try to get .
r for her son, convicted Of lar
c.ny, yesterday LEFT for her h0ms' in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

No More Blue MondaYs
for those who use Pearline In place OF soag y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

Reply Of Mayor Courtenay TO fhe'To-
bateo-Exchange Committee.
The following is pleasant reading:
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. 9, 1886.
Hon. Winiam A. Cowtenay, Mayor,
&c., Charleston, S. c.:
Dear Sir,--I transmit to you to-day
by express, and in currency (th,nklng
that is the form best adapted to the
present needs Of your people,, the sum
of six hundred and six dollars (s6O6l
from members of tho Tobacco Trade OF
Richmond. They desire it to be spent
according to your best judgment for the
benefit Of the sufferers from the recent
earthquake who "reside in Charleston
and the surrounding country" This
sum is in addition to somewhat over
fourteen hundred dollars hitherto for
warded through other channels for the
same purpose by members Of this
Trade.
From the bottom Of our hearts we
and all the people of Richmond feel for
you in your great woe. Not the least
comforting of our reflections is that
Carolina is used to great trials, and that
throughout them all she has been able
to demonstrate that the spirit Of her
people is invincible. That spirit will
carry you to the better day which is
surely in store for you. God speed it !
Very truly yours,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

One Secondhand Plano. s35.
Walter d. Moses IS Co., III Main
street.
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Telegram In reply.l
Vice RjcLmond. Va.

u
Pemon Wise, Richmond, Va:
Please return thanks to the members
of the Tobacco Trade for their hand
some contribution and sympathetic
words. W. "A. COURTENAY, Mayor.
SACRED CONCERT AT MOZART AGA
DENY FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
CHARLESTON SUFFERERS.
The following is also in the line OF
helping the Charleston sufferers :
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. IL, 1886.
To His Honor the Mayor:
Desiring to aid our unfortunate fell
ow-beings, the Charleston sufferers, we
most respectfully ask permission to
give q sacred concert at the Mozart
Academy of Music Sunday evening,
September 10Th, the entire proceeds
thereof to be devoted to their aid. The
Mozart Association has kindly tender
ed us the use of the Academy on that
occasion gratis. Hoping you will grant
the permission and appoint committee
to aid us in this effort, we are most re-
spectfully, Z. NJ. CAsTINE,
Manager Academy of Music;
r. T.. Mills
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

usq} !! o. pelqspu! sssI GU s!
6uv 'eJaU mo lou s3op Iellgu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-09-12

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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
~
CouriGrfeiting n Snlpnbie Article.

The publisher of the Madison County
Record writes from Huntsville, Ark, as
to the effects of Browns Iron Bittcrs on
his wife. Mr.. Daugherty says; "My
wife has been using tic Bitters for some
months; the effect in her case is remark
able" He also writes that owing to
counterfeits and limitations, it was
difficult to get the genuine article. That
difficulty has now been remedied; imita-
tors have been exposed and put to flight.
There, MS elsewhere, Browns Iron Bit
tors can, DO had of ell the respectable
druggists at q dollar q bottle. y
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
IRaiirOnd Accident,

About 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon a
construction train on tho Asllcvillc and
Spartanburg railroad got away near the
TOP OF the mountain grade between Saiuda
and Trypn. With vacuum brakes on The
train rushed down The mountain at a fright
full rate of speed. Whirling around Inc
sharp curves, the convicts on the flat cars
were scattered in every direction. A white
ovcrsccr and five negro conviCts were
instantly killed. Ono Of The guards aud
thirteen conYicts wcro seriously injured.
INC traiN stopped at the foot Of the grade,
having run i've miles, neither engine or
cars leaving tic track.
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Thread from MILK Weed.

American inquisitiyencss and ingcnui;
ty united hayo produced thread made
from the blossom Of tho common milk
weed, which has the consistency and
tenacity of imported flax or linen thread,
and is produced at n much less cost.
The fibre is long, easily carded, and may
be readily adapted to spinning upon mn
ordinary flax spinner. 1t has the
smo0thness and lustre Of silk, rendering
it valuable for sewing machine use. The
weed is COMMON throughout this colin-
Try, but grows proluscly at the South.
The material costs nothing for cultiya-
ton, and the gathering is as cheaply
done is. TINT Of cotton. Dry Goods
Cllroticle.
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flying the Amcric." flag over their prem
Uses without first obtaining Permission;
MI! Janncs Oates, Of Lbie6io county, y.
O., was found dead in led attic house OF
his adopted daugh'cfS Mrs. Rcbman, near
Giarlote, "Wednesday, &yvterc he had
stbppedthc might; bef9re. IIeart dise.Ee.1'
HThe citizens og th6stcrm s@cpt section of
Texas aycisSucd an appeal to the American
people for assiStancc-in the way OF food
and clothing, a, sickness and death arc
staring the un]lortunatcs in the face.
Gov. FftZhrgh Lee has been invited by
Mr.. ". II. Mullen. the District Workman
of tic Knights Of Labor, 10 deliver an adj
dress Of welcome TO the General Assembly
Of tia, order upon c~oMvcmiug IN Richmond
on pttDNcv !.
| ThcBul-ariaM provisional goyV:nmcnthas
been ovtrlhrowE and the Ola ministry re
iu>tn'cl. Their" is a general revision of,
/ popularsTeeiiug in-iayor o. Prince .AlcNdl-
GcT, and LIE has Ocen asked - resume his
d,rti,s IS sovereign.
Cutting is free. IUt;..c question as To the
right Of MeXico 20 ,uuish him. an Amcci,
can citizen. for au offence committed in
Texas. remains as il was before this step
Wa taken. low long :,re NC 10 await lhc
Wins ct Mexican Officials?
Try io'nl losses. as far rs huown, to
TcN.s, from tic Gulf storm arr 10 !u,.ows:
Human lives lost, Is: loss h. crop. : 600,
eco. less to city and town property. s.,
lVV,lQ5 Joss TO SlAgpius and hssbor i'm
provcrnents, S9oA.0Co.
Tie Republican STATE C.uycuti II me; in
DCs MG;EeS. ~lpiill4.. "Wednesday and
completed the State ticket. as r"llows.
y. !, Bake: Ciryk ut Supreme Court, G.
IL PRAY. Supr,u.p lDlrt RpDc-lpt L T.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
Tobacco IN France.

Some interesting particulars are pub
.lished by M. Paul Leroy caUlicu in the
Economist Francois with regard to the
manufacture and consumption Of tobacco
in Franco. He quotes official figures,
which show that while the quantity OF
tobacco grown in France itself was about
10, 200 tons in 1850, it has been gradually
Increasing until it is now nearly double
that quantity, while the rcvcnuc which
the State. derives. from it has increased
from E3, $500 600 TO nearly fl3, 600, coo.
In other words, Willie the quantity Of
tobacco grown has only doubled, the
profits Of the State, or, in other words,
of the manufacturers, lave nearly quad
ruplcd. The great increase III profit Is
explained by NJ. Paul Lcroy-BcauiicU
upon the ground that the expense Of
manufacturing al additional quantity Of
tobacco is not anything like that Of the
first establishment Of plant and material.
The cultivation and ]manufacturc Of to-
sbacco has been n government monopoly
since 1874, and, with the exception OF q
brief interval during the Revolution, has
remained so ever since, In this conncc-
ton, VI. Paul Leroy-Bcaulicu gives the
following figures, showing the quantity
of tobacco consumed in the different
countries of I3utopc, and the rate per
100 inhabitants is, according TO him, as
follows: Spain, 10 pounds; Italy, rs
pounds; Great Britain, l3S pounds;
Russia, 49, pounds; Hungary, 2O7
I pounds; Denmark, 22l ponpds; Norway,
|, DO pounds; AUSTRIA 273 pounds; Ccrs
many, 336 pounds; Holland, "i1S pounds:
and Belgium, $50 pounds. In other
words, while in Spain little more than
II pound per head is consumed, nearly
double that quantity is consumed in
France, three Times as much in Germany,
four times as much in Holland, and live
times as much III Belgium.
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al. ;sfNEOTIIgE& s;Si
FIR LEN
Makes CHILDBIRTH EASY.

Tie time las come atIast when
tie terrible agony incident Ia
this very critical period in ~
woman life can h" avoided.
A distinguished physician, WHO
passed the greatest portion of
his life 0Olty four yvms) in
this branch OF practice, left To
collaborating woman this price
less legacy and liic-saying app
plianco, "'rIiE MOTlIERS'
FEIEND," and to-day there
are thousands OF tic best VIZ
men in our land WHO, haNirg
used this wonderful remedy
before confinement, rise up and
call his name blessed.
We receive letters from every
section Of the country thank
ing us for placing this p,opara.
ton in tie reach Of Suffering
woman. One lady from North
Carolina writes Us that Sl,r
would ike To- thank tho pIul
p ictOrS Oh her Knees Cor ring,
ing it to her notice, as IN w9.
vious confinement she had Two
dOrtOls, and they were cOm>
PEELED to use chlOfUrm, iHStru-
mCnis, etc, and she suffered
almost death; but this time She
used "MOrNEHS' FRIEND"
und her lnh" was short, quick
and almost like magic. Now
Why should Il woman suffer
wien She can avoid IT, We can
prove all We claim by EoiD1
"tt"t~e&, and anyone interest
ca can cad, or have their hus-
bands do so, al our office, and
So" tho oligirh letters, which
we cannot publish.
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vihilc Iii re is li:e There j, uopo.

Many Of .hc diseases OF this season
OF the Year can he ;tvcrtcl 10y n small
amount OF carc and At li,llc cost, by
The timely use OF LWnANK'S IoGhz
CINCiiONA CORDIAL.
1t cure, Diarrhp1, D. cm'cry, Chol.
ora Mor6Us and like complaints. No
hroreIcr should be without II bottle, as
il will prevent any diseGsc that would
no doubt arise from ,he ciuumc Of
water, food and climate, without its
use. Tho mos, valuable medicine in
ihc world, contains ali tic bcs, ana
most curative properties Of nil other
Tones, BittcrS, Ctc., exc, being The
greatest blood Purifier, Liver itcgula-
tor and Life and Misunderstanding
Agent in existence. i'Jr Malaria,
Fever and Aguc, Cells and Fever,
pyspcpsin, Indigestion, SICK lead
ache, NcrvoU, Headache, Chronic
Rheumatism, etc., etc, Ii is truly q
~llorCuican Remedy. Ii gives new life
and vigor to the AGED. 10" ladies IN
delicate health, veal; and sickly chil-
drcU, nursin" mothers. Sec circulars
wrapped with bottle.
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Frost in N!i-unnIcr.

1t seems to lie quito settled that 1856
shall be marked all throughout by OK
ccptiOnal OutDurStS Of cold tcmDCrlturc.
1t began with a remarkable and pro
longcd fall of tho thermometer which
affected every part Of the British Islands.
1t has continued month after month be-
low tho mean for the season, and already
there have appeared prcInonitory symp-
toms of5thc coming winter IN the form
Of a severe frost in the north Of Scot
land. EHhis frost~is not only. rare, it's
absolutely without "a parallel in the
mopth OF July There does not appear
to DC n siIiglS i1istancc of the thcrmomc-
ter being n0trtf below the freezing point
in any part'of Scotland in july previous
TO this year. IL tic carefully kept reg.
listers Of tcmperatlrc,at Cullodcn, which
extend over the creator part OF TINS cen
tury, the lowest point touched by the
thermometer in July was 30 degrees, or
the sea level at Wick, ON tic 10Th of
July the thermometer touched 30 de-
grccs, and inland throughout the county
Of Caithness even lower readings aro.re-
pbrted. This Ialrof thetlcrmometer ID
the North of Scotland'is evidently con
nectcd with a general and most rcmarka-
BILE cold wave, which includes. within its
sweep every part ofthc British Islands. In
London the thermometer only touched
t9the'A average maximum Temperature
Tor July onythreei days between July ~
and 80, tic three days being the 10Th,
Dist and 22d, and on the 28th the maxi
mum recorded was only 81 degrees, the
lowest maximum for any day i'll July in
the course Of several years. -~Pall Mdll
Gazette.
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MA TIE pH. HafNE,
49,
SSI.,s| III +,
sS FS#
- fEfsA ~ ~ n, ssc,rli, Timcs7S&
yo&&TtSrx Ia, var,. ,ys,tS 3,5
onaaS ~ avon, - ~ ~, h,
E,M - = In ~ M
nnirors IN horir"ir IiayiH, mind and cnur.
nctor IiLomn;aa ~" vi Who t,c,y her r,,ocmcd
orT 49, or mt IN an cvil bour She lis.
49, =" ,Eo "nJ Ell, ~ IJr
H iiavT - son ,mV Of WGYeye <. iIaync. OF south
Carol;no. woe Ha,,crcI Inv his nrcfcrcucn.
ST. 80 .""%o,.T, on;b,t;o,. @>rcinIy and
aano,,"d In, in ,';'., NO H., ,l,, - rru,,r.
mCa,ntp"s 49, =" ~, ,""o,in7,. AMI r<aItcI 97rng,s.
h in ". 49,, ,n;.i. ,,r ,,o,mrYtnr ,l'ow.
isn ~ 49, = ,LS sH,re ,Dr lI.yna
tt~v5 St'S. saii" .airys vs. tof<ion OF tbo'st,.
nrrio,itv of Ills native state, of his father.
ihc .loG,icut Senator. of Li, illus;IiCus an.
- nd ma, M iWusfffGi,k SbIf.T 80
nnne No lhpds heard Ills vab~orindsNyo,tld
have believed him other than the cmbodi-
ment of the,most sensitive honor and most
,aiesaicS cbjynlrvt- When lie pressed her
n;hIstrn the wctlling day She gave as II
reason for dcfcryip. j, tina, She had certain
- theatrical engagements TO fill. and tbatshc'
was ahNioVs, 10 complete thcsc before
changing ncruauc Battle was 50 persistent
that She Welded at las. and WIS deli .llt, d.
that ltis love WIS stronger tlun.Lis mach!
vauntcd pride. She regarded it as an *.
ntrnordinary concession that ha af6uld Ass
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TF.NNLE INO UI z.
fbNlE Iumor tl.at tlc Principal will re-.
move TO CoIE">ia ). c., is amistakc.
re has purchased the controlling interest
IN tile CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSII.
= UIEi has spent St, 900 i'll Icnuvating and
improving the buildings, and is now max
ms mur" valuable improvements than
ever, The building is lighted with gas,
warmed with the best of ~wrought-iron
furnaces, las hot and cold water baths,
ana iirSt-claSS appointments as Il BOARDING
School in every respect. '
No more experienced and accomplished
corps of Teachers is to be found in the
South, and the Music and Art Department
are unsurpassed.
lt'n.i session begins September |, 1856.
For Catalogue apply 10 the Principal
RGY. WM. II. ATKINSON,
NNSilb"m Charlotte, y. G.
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
~ 5
Facts OF Brtcrest Gathered from rorious
0uaF:crs.
Clolcrab ragiug in Corca.

Inc Wo!ld cotton supply Is l,2JS,4G
bales.
a drunken citizen Of Montgomery shot
and l.illca a policeman Thursday.
Prince Alexander IS free and on his way
to MS home.
Tho Maine campaign promises to lie .
rcd hot, one this fall.
d, i~ers;u,on. the Gladstouiau candidate. las
been e!ectcd in Lcitb.
Preparations are Icing made for whole
sale evict!ous in Ireland this winter.
: DR.. T. s. Biting, Of Baltimore. a-cd rs.
'committcd suicide On Saturday.
Thirty six out OF Scvcnty.onc thousand
persons IN saNony commit suicide.
Tho New York bank rcscrvc'is now So
12S.SIj in cNccss Of legal requirement.
=, A Presbyterian congregation was jro0ted.
.0r!tS,oncd by Il mob in Belfast Thursday.
Rev. J. c. Bcychcr committed suicide at
.Llmira, y. y. Wednesday,.
%JHMcs q. Blaine made lis second s~,,cccil
in North Berwick. Maine, Wednesday.
Bar Wall wasskiDel BY Lewis Ellison,
Wednesday, in Atlanta. Ellison is in Jail.
! About zoo passenger trains enter hnd
Philadelphia daily.
: Tho rcpo:t That yellow fever lad up.
prir.,l in Florida is untrue.
IN" delegation ron! Ireland 10 the Irish
National League are on their way back.
-M:sster Work. in Powierlv declares that
he anarchist andtlIc Knights OF labor arc
~antHgoniSiic.
l,l"s now Iccm discovered that the ,girl
for " Ayn Moore MAS lynchcI in Macon is
u no. rious creature.
R"siresS part of tarivi!ir,@N. %N.. de
N~tro.,ct iy 'lrc on saturday. Los, $iu0..
COO.
Victoria and IndianoIa. Texas. were al.
mo-, totally drstroyc,tby The storm OF FIJI
day night.
Or. G. c. Beers, "f Boston. is IN iui, ON
tia" Charge Of aiding Mrs. Robinson to
mu;,lcr her daughter.
Wn-J. Kendall. of Hoston. swan suc-
cc>3,uiiyi in cork vest tic whirlpool rapids
of Niagara river for $1,000.
In Boston Mrs. Carr. Of Jacksonville.
lAa. has sued Frances Collins for $4,000.
damage, for c~n,ic;ny her Husband.
There have been 16 suicides this season
in Loudou owing TO losses at Monte Carlo,
The last IS Il foreign lady who los, $l2.O !
TIC Democrats Of West Vir.fuia. have
nominated G.. f.. lIo--, over El>,pce Glib
son. incumbent. FOR Iongr,>,.
p 80 Master [ 'n''1l ~FI -, ~ Ice - 80,
o, ]I,,l,"m Fnr b'rn' WYNN ra.nj ~oT >, .'i,"
w;,1". y].,iI;,' win Sn,,,,r " -,
.L.I., ,,1 ! o,rl.r Mia,
@Iywci, ~ Tnn"J"%. riaI, .' Tn'G1nTi,' ~
fnr nr,l.,im, n nnaTI ,o,,,,i GIIi!t'' '"'
9 -, ,.,
frG,, MN o,io,:, ~ Eo = ,V v",.i"', ~ 800
Wrlu:sf3, '''" "''""' ''"'>'
y,
ih''c ~ H"Eh'"Sih."s pil'y 'c Ec or,
IN tIc "Isr,inn. w. "H" I'll "''''c !'''
~, ~. H..
:. - t'I!rt' mas ply'"!s"c ne
~ 't'"C.'"c Aoil lA!Nc al Charlotte Tor
-
!" troj''ti"n'Nis !HtNo
~ " ',.'e ucAc' AN! z negro Tor
NDl.i'0, ''"''' u, I''E''
'it ~ 'ti4 OF ais. iiaInet Nccchor
o,o"r c'.u sunday III Now haven. lie
vs." sA'f'f o'"'
li'uoiis from Washington 10 the cNoc;
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01
The RniIw avs of tie syorld.

-, The lines Of railways in the five divisions
81 ofthetcarth COST inTodnd numbers, SIS
900, 900, 600: and would, according TO
Baron fob, reach eight times round Che
globe, altfiouglii It is but little over Fave a
century since the first railway worked by
steam was opened between Darlington and
Stockton, Sept. q, 1925. and between
Manchester and Liverpool, Sept. Is, 1880.
/. It's Shown tint n France previous t6ithe
.. existence of railways, there was one pas.
sengcr in every $50, GOO killed, and one out
IHgsofs Sery SO, O00Younded; wLereaslHtNeon
1885 and 1875, there was but one IN j,17S,.
800 killed, and one in J90,450 wounded; so
that we may infer that the tendency to &C.
cidents is yearly diminishing. Hallway
travelling in England Is attended with
gSeatersrisIsatb than aAyasotheEAcouptFyaia
weREHronc.a d Hench, st0tisticiahA oBseEyHs
tfat Il "a bers5n &eret6 live corffBtIallS N
.a-railways caff.yge. and spend all his time
in railway gtfhVeling, the chances of his
dying froIpsp gpjEgny accident would not
occur tili5lGwas go yehis 3D. 2osA q
r :
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01

"You have q natural ability for acting,
Greeh& What ever kept you'oG thcstagcz'
t'The Stage manager"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-09-01

VHIuIcH TCIOIVV TT llOISC. hey appear
to take a pleasure, both in noise Itself. aul
in the .ct If making ii, that is perfectly
unin'clligiblr TO grownup people. "NNhv
do fathers rad mothers always keep saving
AushI' g bright, healthy boy asked, the
other day; and he was evidently much puz.
lied that we should fail to appreciate what
was to him a source of unlimited s~atisfac.
ton.