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usand, 4 laaffIaass IIIeaaI.

81. PAUL. MIMI, Feb. 0-Investigstion
by Minneapolis deputy show that thou
ssnds Of marriages In Hennepin County
during the pest twenty years are not legal
the requirements Of the law not having
been observed.
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Learning The New SYstsm.

JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. 9-Prison Officials
from all parts Of the country are here for
course Of three days instruction In the
Bertillion system of Identification now
in use In Russian, French and other pris-
ons.
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IN the First esurss.

NASHVILLE, Feb. S.-Henry Marshall, who
killed VIM. Mason, at Soddy, Tenn, has
been found guilty of murder in the first
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foPEKA, KAs., Feb. 12-Three delegates
from the African Emigration Association,
Of this city, are ON their way to the Dark
Continent on . tour of inspection, with .
view to colonising colored people In that
country.
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Oil Ia indian IsrrllorY.

LHIcAeo. Feb. S-A dispatch from Le-
high, !. r.. says: Oil was struck here
yesterday at . depth OF Dl7 feet, and 10
flowing at the rate Of q barrel an hour.
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Tzs GRATEFUL Rn11nr

given to soreness OF the throat
and lungs by few doses Of Dr.
wissaz's Balsam Of Wild Cherry
ID most pleasing 10 the afflicted.
This remedy IL the sevy best that
any physician can prescribe - .
cure for coughs, colds and all bron.
: chial and pulmonary irritation. Il
has cured many cases Of consump-
ton after other remedies had failed
and recovery announced hopeless.
II you suffer from q cough or any
lung trouble, you do yourself great
injustice II you fail to try this ex.
csllent remedy: II b very pleas.
ant to take. and single teaspoon
full win frequently cure an ordinary
cough.
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WAsuINsToH, Feb 10-Ths Postmaster
General viii make an effort TO get mail
from San francisco TO New York In III
hours
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ROx>.O the ChiIdrea. Thsy N q,
cs,sS rS go, pseS!s!ly Sy lsAls II lcadsa
Sc: ~. esa,snssse Aessss Ael1h
Sosss SssSsdy 4 ..!f;aas f;ea:,vs ...ss,s. ssss -
Garrett hsss.. asaaeissA
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Sullivan Accepts kniilon's chalIssos.

LONDON, Feb. 10-John L. Sullivan has
accepted the challenge OF Jack Knifton,
and offers to put up q, 600. In addition to
the stakes, that he will finish Knifton In
six rounds.
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Talk about the Thermometer having,
been low; why, twas positively vulgar.
Puck.
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Nslropellian Bank Receiver.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l0-The Comptroller
Of the Currency has appointed James No
Conville, of Stsubenvills, O., to be re,
ceiver Of the Metropolitan Bank Of Cinoin,
natl
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Iarflh,a fail.

DsTRoIT, Feb. s-John Rice, pit boss st
She Lucy Mine, Negaunee, Mich, fell into
. shaft 15O feet deep and was instantly
killed.
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-supsrssleas iss Ten WeeIieIt,

MACON, Ca, Feb 10-Tom Woolfoik, who
killed nine members Of his family, was
not hanged to-day. A supsrssdsas had
been granted.
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Thousands Of cures follow the use Of
DR.. Sages Qatarh Remedy. 80 cents,
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II get your views" % the constable
said when he levied on . stsrsoscopic
show.-Tsras 6ivtings.
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Rider Hagsard's brain may appropri.
ately be called . novel apparatus.--
Rochester Poa Ezpress.
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Less than half bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup cured me of q severe
bronchial affection.
H. =. HODSON,
46 Hanover st., Baltimore, Md.
Don't!-Ifa q dealer offers you bottle
OF Salvation Oil without labels or wrap
pers, or in mutilated or defaced pack.
age, don't touch it-don't buy It at any
price. Insist upon getting psyscs, um-
broken, genuine package. Price Is cents
q bottle.
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BLOWN To PIECES
Two Tons Of Blasting-Powdsr N.
ploded.

Entire village Destroyed BY ths Coacus.
Persons Wounded.
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0uysott's eanapariliad dand. wistar'sI Balsan
sold In Hilhboro By 9sybert d Co.
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AnRnesa ysp4evs ssiea u shepsepfs -
lesss. w 81. ess s.!Desliess "a ~ -
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19
Tue CLEVELAND" COMET.

4 Democratic newspaper has moved
and a number Of It's contemporaries nave
seconded the motion. that the lately dis
covered come, he named after the PFesI'
don, of the United States. The suggss-
lion meets with our approval and we
procced-with a glance toward the spaH'
ous armament on high--to hail the Cleyt-
land comet.-N. Y. Tribune.
The able orgaa then comments on me
ogoc, ,ha, the star of Ben. Harrison viii
have on the comet, but it fails TO see
that all that Harrison will ever get ho'd
OF on the comet is the tail, ard that as
comets 60 the tail is considered not
enough to burn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19

Mr.. Huunawes gives some Interesting
elmpses Of social life in Charlestown'
Mass. in ;he history Of that town. lie
saws. Drinking habits, In varying de-
gree. continued some time into the pres
emf century. So that II was hardly civil 70
receive a call even from a minister with
out an offer Of glass Of something-to
the minister il would be wine As late
as ISIS. a church council Of eiehty-four
persons had at their dinner 8 decanters
Of brandy. 20 bottles of wine, AND i44
cigars, besides pines" Concerning dress,
he SAYS: The fashion followed those OF
town life in Europe. A few OF the carrier
prominent men must have had an impos-
Inc look. Thomas Russell,
nearly six feet high, appeared on Change
in hair powdered and tied. 4 cooked hat.
and sable lined silk grea, coat from Rus
sia. while he carried 4 gold headed India
cane. Magazine OF American History.
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Tho Printers Systematic Punctuation.

l. Boston newspaper office not long
ago the chief proof reader had been greatly
ANNOYED by an extraordinary use Of com.
mas that cropped out in occasional takes
on his proofs, and, finding that they &c,
CURED regularly under certain slug,
be went to slug fttesns' frame TO ex-
postulate with him. He found that the
man was a new sub who said be had
come lately from Nova Scotia, aud had
learned his trade in first class office IN
Halifax For PHYS sake, exclaimed the
proof reader what sort Of a system OF
punctuation do they employ in Halifax
The rule in our Office. replied the com
positor, with patoniz.ng air, was TO
put in about three commas to u line -
Boston Transcript.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19
ONE GREAT INTEREST WHICH PRO
II(IIoN HAS DESTROYED.

Under Democratic Administration and
a tariff for revenue only, there fourished
in the United States certain great indus
tries and enterprises of which the AmeIi'
can people were justly proud. We mean
TIC building Of slips and our Commercial.
Macy Up to 1850, at which time Demo
cratic ascendency and rule unhappily
gave place to Republican ideas and pro
teclive tariff, our trading vessels carried
our flag into every sea and ocean, and
floated it in every harbor and seaport OF
the world. Our sailing vessels beat those
of all nations, and we not only carried
our own commodities into foreign mar.
kets, and thereby kept at home vas
amount of capital, but we carried fol
other countries and added the profits Il
our fast growing wealth.
And nothing excited greater wonde
than the fact that Republic, then onl,
seventy years old, should outstrip tn,
powers Of Europe IN such a contest, ant
no one thing drew as much attention Il
this country or caused as much confdenc
in the stability Of our institutions as tn
presence of American ships in the sam
places where. little while before, onl
those which belonged TO monarchica
governments had been seen.
But all this has changed. Where
our commercial marine! Where GU
American clippers They have var
isled ftom the face of the waters. Wis
Liverpool, Amsterdam, Harve. Hong
Kong, Alexandria, Havana, Melbourn'
the Suez canal, and there are to be see
English, German, Spanish Italian, Frencl
Swedish, Danish, Norwegian ships oa,
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECIohs;

PRESIDENTIAL ELLCiohs'
Al Large,
RICHARD T. BEIRNE Of Hanover
JonN T. HARRIS of Rockingham
First District,
TR. B. WRIGHT of Essex.
Second District,
a GARDNER TYLER Of Charles Olty'
Third District,
TAzEwELL ELLETT OF Kichmonu ci'y'
Fourth District,
WILLIAM r. MCKENNEY OF petersburg
Fifth District,
H.G. PETERS of Henry.
Sixth District,
W. w. BERRY of Bedford.
Seventh District,
MtcAgAn WOODS of Albemarle.
Eighth District,
gE. MEREDITH of Prince William.
Ninth District,
JAaEs W. MARSHALL oil Craig'
Tenth District,
RE. POoRE of Appomattox.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19

Premiere Danseuso Recalls Her own
Bitter Experience.

49,. -,--.- rho r-orlie-e. SAT in the
-.-e' oeioie the other dav recall
paFl u - .-,,is So Lad TO undergo as an
in- 5..,s b,llst dancer and prospective
;rs .poop,e ii,tle know. she said,
i'i -....t, i,for and misery 90 10 make
Ho.i ,.irono-te off A dancing Girl. \
uP W. .i,'iJ NOT borin 10 study dancing
'I''I 3. 10. ia the bost age. Tho
a ,. -, arc ~. the riol.. degree Of sup
i'.iiD' -, .oi-o a nrnil over the first diff
s..'i.i.- and helD her on 10 the lower
Ne1'i-I'i.sfi. ,vLiot sbe r,av no. hope to
tu" - She is 10 The form then has
''a;nci the roundness AID the eesh and
81. the frinness requisite % the
.i. -...os which crst.e slch iu-
"' i..... .,.o.f, S,ily to~t,,r, corl-
4'- 4 ,..i..'- F-a~v morning nv
g.. ,,ris,,,..i ~, q, .-~,,va bov heel
Iee. 80 - 4.7.,,,i ,.,,-,-o-is
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Gives , .'''''''' Tt.- ,-r... T. caitot so
"i..l l.'' 49, t.fs an b,nr ~ the
l'"ll i.,..-...i o.. ,r1.,,e. ,.,rio+v
t.'.'' Tfi. tir,,r Id to r,iso nv
~ '.-D' ,-i..-r7 ILL ~,
goo. '''..- ti.,.r 60 ...l,.-,1 IN i'ol5 I'm
No. -. .-i 't....,-i.t +t, ,s-l r-,osife
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laihiL-' '--' l.--'--'-. -.i.... ~
by sAeef e-t Fl, ~
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a'''yuii. ~ .''-D .,',,o D., ato,,irod
anu nv. .'.' ,.i,'.'.,, i for ,ybicb nur.
w. - - -, ~. 2. ,,,,i-el Other.
Y2-1 49,, 80 .''.- .,,,,e s-if and reapse
s'' -. 5,,.~s. ~ STRENGTH A
~ a. ~ -, No. Ls redeemed bv
80 ,co-+i,. ~ rojonblad ince,sant toll
.ii..-;.;o,, .,i,. a- tba dancer pre
VA -. - i.,.. ...is,,e.. arI liohtnos. To
- III aud GRACE i'm the
az. ~, - 80, Tonco i. srbo~iinote
',o' 49, 0...s .bo ~. 5isicnl- norts
Osj1's - -;--. ai-c,,ior is for In.
ia 90 90 FIJI A. .
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19

Now il is inevitable that the l.indliost
reop.e living in cities should fall into a
1reater reserve of manner toward stran-
-ers than that Developed in the country
where people know all about their neigh
bors L. D ci-y you cannot nod % every
bodv v0u meet on the street, there Is not
time for il. YOu cannot oven cal on those
Who live in the same block with you.
You NAV be living In the next house 10
professional rambler and have I'd means
81 ascertaiaing the fact All these things
produce IN people from cities habit u
moro guarded intercourse, which Is Ger
family less pleasant liam the kindller
country way. but s. not easy 70 lay aside.
Again. the mere possession OF a new &C
onaintance. as such IS privilege 20 one
who habitually lives an isolated life. but
is not p thing SD eagerly desired by hose
who live IN crowd all the time, and have
rather 20 acquire the habit Of defending
themselves against numbers. Indeed a
great deal Of what is called hospitality IN
thinly settled regions and new communl-
ties has no especial unselhshness about II
where neighbors and guests are few II Is
really the visitor who cOnfers the favor.
To give the pleasure Of his company be-
comes In that case q phrase OF some mean
ing -Harpers Bazaar
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19

We showed The other day comparison
between the splendid progress Of the
country from. 1850 to 1860 under the
Democratic ides OF tariff for revenue
and the decline during the decade from
1870 TO 1850 under ,he Republican idea
OF high protective tariff. We will cali
attention again to the figures and also 10
the prosperity of oar shipping before
the war and is decline under Republican
rule. In this business age politics should
have hard fact. TO found policy on, and
the Democrats can safely stand The ordeal
of the facts and figures.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19

The proofs are accumulating every day
TO show that the Mills bill can DO no
harm TO manufacturers. The statement
made bv the senior member of the firm OF
Hamilton & Co tiron) OF Piusburg touch.
Ing the real effect Of the Mills bill is I'M
doub,cdly true. 81 do not see" he says
'.,hat the Mills bin is having any bad ei-
feet upon our manufacturing centres,
and this view is based upon a journey OF
observation through this State, Pennsyl
vania, New Jersey, Ohio, Missouri and
Kansas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19
THE COHEN COMPANY,
n. l3. ID AND II EAST BROAD STREET,
BETWEEN FIRST AND FOysuEE cTs.
IHE GENTS FURNISHING DEPART
MENr.

of The Cohen COMPANY is designed as
one Of those saving institutions that is a
curiosity.
The 2Jc gents scarfs are l2ic.. satin
lined, Of course, or we wouldn't sell
them at all % cents Ger 3jc kind. one
hundred various styles and prices
Unlaundried shirts. linen bosom, not
the cheap price kind. poe SO less than
30 cents buys that quality elsewhere 4s
cents for The 6j cent kind 20 cents for
the dollar quality o2 cents for 1928
quality Also the iauld'.ei 40 proper
tomato rates What NOT Everything
a gentleman can call TOR whether it is
suspenden kn., underwent hose collars
and cuffs or other uece.saries THE
COHEN CowAw prices are a'achei
T0the l.,tol uauegtuuca ueal the door.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-19
THE COHEN COMPANY


Tie choice and pick oi months Is to be
.een here The right prices, TOO. SO,
not an fine carpets and door coverings.
From - cents yard up 90 the finest
made. See the brightness Of The 23 cent
ingrains Throw them 0n the door and
SOU will take them for tAe ~ cent kiad.
There .s warmness of coloring you are
not apt tO meet with elsewhere
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