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ute too late,' and we agree with him.

During Mr.. Newell's absence the pu-
pills of the College and notably those
of his classes have been behaving beau.
tifully. 1t is certainly pleasure to be
associated with young ladies who de-
port themselves so gracefully, and we
take this method of returning our sin,
cere thanks to them.
The following are the names of the
pupils in the Primary and Academic
Departments who have made during the
last scholastic month 100 in either
scholarship or department, 100 is the
highest mark. Willie Ball, Jerry Isl,
bert, Virgie Ashe, Edith Garner, Liz,
zie Leigh, Estelle Lake, Lizzie Majet,
and Rena Whitfield. Dora Scruggs,
Jennie Meaders, Gertle Ray, Ruby Bni-
der, Dora A-he, Geo. Jones, Mamie
Newell, Clifford Kendle, Cora Irby,
Octa Kendle, Camelia Stigler Belle
Knox, Janet Thompson, Sallie Heath,
Corinne McNamara, Oscar Bledsoe,
Crawford Garner, and Harvey Murff
One of our teachers got badly cleft
last Tuesday afternoon in front of the
College. She is in fair way torecover,
and will probably survive. People are
at times, not responsible for their ac>
tions,
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GRENADA. MISS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1888.
Save N Oney,

Don't throw your old clothes away
have them cleaned, repaired and dyed
They wear just as we'll as your neighbor
new clothes often times little better
but all the while save money in dressings
How can you do it ? Very easily Gents
and ladies your old clothes can be dyed
ONE fashionable shade, and made to look
new. Your greasy and soiled cloths can
be clHned up in frsteclass style, it you
can go on another season without buying
new clothes, do you not save money.
when you can dress SO we'll also, If so l
am prepared to make you save money.
D. B. RUNTIN.
Nov. 3-1S8S.
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One thousand feet OF sheeting lumber
for sale cheap by W. A. Belew.
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Live 1t Down.

Do you hear that cruel slander,
Fnvious tongues with malice frame,
Has been put in circulation
Just to tarnish your good nameo
Never mind, don't be disheartened
Overcome it-live it down;
Though it clouds your sky with sorrow,
Just be faithful-livei 1t down.
Do you hear that fiery gossip
Is now fioatingin the air:
Piercing hearts so pure and tender,
Blighting hopes once bright and fair?
Never mind-dont be discouraged
Always faithful-live it down:
'Tis the lot all that's mortal
Good or bad-then live it down.
Do you feel the stones and arrows,
By outrageous villains cast?
Do you see them hurled with vengeance
To embitter all your past?
Still be calm DO good for evil.
stand undaunted-live it down:
Silence gives the sweetest pleasure
Ever 'faithful-live it down.
Are you growing weary hearted"
Do the dogs thy doorway throng?
And your steps are they pursuing,
Snarling, biting all along?
Do not so around bewailing-
Let them growl-just live it down,
"Tis the truth that cuts the sharpest-
Mind not falsehood-live 1t down,
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Bed blankets and comforts cheaper
than ever known OF at j. PRYoR's.

By selling large amount of goods, as
we are now doing, and bidding Tor more,
we have cut our usual short profit
almost in two. Come at once and see for
yourselves.
L. CAIN & Co.
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Ordered that the Board adjourn to meet on
the lst Monday in January, 1889.
W. II. POWELL Pres, Pr0te1n.
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Valuable Lot For sale

The residence Lot, known as the Bishop
lot, East ward, north of the Walthail
House For terms apply at the SENTI'
MEL office. aug IS tt.
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Notice TO city Tax Payers.

On and after Wednesday Nov. 7th.
will be prepared to receive city taxes.
Taxpayers desiring to pay up, will find
my books in the Mayors office.
w. Fl. CRowDER,
City Marshall and Tax Collector.
Nov. 3, 1888.
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If you want Pure Lard, ask your mer
chant for 'Allcutt's Leaf Lard None
better. (decl7SD
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Cotton Seed.

Take your Cotton Seed to the Grepad /
Oh and Compress Comp, anywhere yea
will get the very highest market price,
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Lime and Brick.

Go to J, A, Carl, Agent and get your
lime and brick. Aug 4-tf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
MORE CARTS TO BE USED.
Mr.. lyon q. CNler

This gentleman has been elected presi
dent Of the old college of William and
Mary in Williamsburg, the most venera
BILE institution of learning in the coun
try save one, and one with which the
Tvler name has for generations back
been identified, his father having been
rector Of the college for many years
prior to his death.
Mr. Tyler Is quite young man. being
about 30 years old He is the fifth son
of Ex-Presidcnt Tyler by bis second
marriage, aud was borne at Sherwood
Forest on James river. the residence OF
his father During the war he was too
young 10 take an active part in the con
test, aud after the war was over ne, find
ing William and Mary no longer in
operation, entered the University Of
Virgins, where he graduated with honor,
taking the degree Of Master Of Arts.
There were number Of applicants
for ibe position from all Ov the United
States, and the Board showed its wisdom
in choosing rs II did
Mr. Tyler succeeds the venerable Col
onel Benjamin EWell AS president Of the
old college, and will make a worthy sue
G.. sor TO that learned gentleman. I'm
der his administration the friends OF the
college hope to see 1t restored to its old
4imed honor and usefulness
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ACrept Our IhanLA.

When the TINES is complimented by a
live newspaper like the Manchester
Leader it fully feels the truth of the SEN
timen Praise from Sir Hubert is praise
indeed" The following from that paper
(which we are glad TO learn is meeting
with merited successl is therefore highly
appreciated
"Thc DAIIT TIMES is the only eight
page daily paper published in Richmond
and the only one in Virginia published
every day in the week The paper is a
success, and it certainly deserves to be.
|, is Democratic TO the core. 1t is ably
edited and it is broad and liberal in its
views
"it commenced small sheet, and sold
for "a penny, but IL became such a popular
candidate Tor public favor that it had to
be enlarged Continuing to grow, it now
appears the larres' daily in Virginia, and
we'll deserves TO be Success 10 all the
good gentlemen connected with our big
dd.y-the TINES"
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Lost BOY.
The Police on the Search for Him.

The Police on the Search for Him.
Chief Of Police Poe desires the follow
ing letter published
TRYoN Cry, POLK COUNTY, n c.,
August %, 1888.
To the chit Of Police Of Richmond:
Dear Sir,-My son Frank left home
July cath, and we have not heard from
him since Although we have searched,
written and telegraphed in different di-
reCtOns, We can get 40 trace OF MIN. lie
is thirteen years Old. rather small fof his
age light complexion; and light but
coarse, stiff hair; he wore gray knee
pants and calico waist, straw hat, and
was barefooted. III, clothes were
considerably worn II you will make 6
thorough search in the machine shops
and among railroad hands and elsewhere
YOU may ind HIN. lie may change his
name Please DO this great favor for
me and let me know at once II found
take care Of him till I get there.
Yours truly. i. ANDERSON
Pastor VI. L. church
The police are looking vigilantly for
the boy bat have not yetfound him
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TYLER for Cleveland.

The following appeared in the Wash
ington Post of yesterday:
To tie Editor o. the Washington Post
At a lime when there is so much non
sense ailoat in the idea which would
compare the present Presidential cam
paign with that OF lS4O, it may not be
unintere>ting to know that among the
presidential electors and canyassers Of
Virginia for Cleveland-and Reform-are
two sons of President TYLER by bis second
wife. Miss Gardiner, 0f New York. With
fine appearance, they are said 70 have
the vim and eloquence OF their father
WASHINGTON. Aug. % VERA.
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10 BE A SPECIAL FEATURE or THE
EXPOSITION.

Tie virginia Tieid Spurts a--ocistion
busy Prepar nx fos the F"n Foxes
.eing secur. d Packs of Hounds rom
ali Over the State.
The Virginia Fieli Sports Association
have swung a beautiful banner Gc- iss The
street from their headquarters on Ninth
Just below Franklin. Their rooms art
on the seculi floor of the building, and
are in charge nf gentlemen who vii
1--WE ali information regarding the Bench
Show 40 the J. position, or any other
nattsr ~ ca ,r-r # me Association
On this banner il il stated that there
viii be f,S hunting every day, ard on
inquiry a TIMES representative learned
Yesterday th,t arrangements will be made
Win that ohj.cl in view Captain Henry
!. Miller, IA mhcr of The Ass0ci ton.
said .ust so Ter only few foxes, some
r,d and some gray, had been received,
h.f that jherc would he 10 difficulty IN
-eu.finrall lhlt were desired, and t1ar
splendid sDuu vas confidently aulici
.tci. s pur.Um would be offered to;
the best pack &C foXhouud-, aud his
would lc .a Ia.u., m-ut 90 cNIris o.
-uch al.M B, to brlH- ,lem G, tlc LXPo-
,i'ior and test their meltle Different
pacAs would be put OH the trail OF fox
~ each hJul. and the one running inr
fox 90 the hgisi i1 the shortest time, all
tiings being considered, would carry oil
tie prize and win the blue ribbon
GEASD SPORT.
The beauty Of these fox hunts will be
that they viii DC genuine, and none If
the altihciI aHi,e-sf ed or Goldfish TITLES
which are So COMMON in he North The
fox will be turned loose and given fair
chance for hi life At reasonable time
after, the bounds vii be put on It's track,
and their cries viii make beautiful music
On the hill and valleys and in the woods
of this and a'joiuing counties on the
crisp. sharp and frosty mornings Oi DC
tobef and N0ycmter II good red fox
gets anything Ike fair start it will take
fne paca Of hounds tJ catch HIM before
dark.
Fine riding viii also have 20 be doue to
k.-p ~ wi-h TIE toCnds.
Iothu-e wLs m,y desire 10 ,aa- part
IN jhcsr tu f. tx ellen opportunities
for iuJal-iG- tl.'r ta.'es f5r the most
eNi'leia'iBg and exciting sport ia ;hc
world will De off rcd. i Wili also bc n
novel feature of any Exposition, and on
which must necessarily prove oi exceed
iar Interest ADD aiTac,iycress.
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Emit Tor slander-RIO.OOO.

\ suit was Instituted in the Circuit
Court Of Htnrico county yesterday by
William II. Beverage, couasel for JOseph b
j Browa aud vile, against Macon :.
Ford and bis wife The damages axe laid
aj ie sum Of ten thousand dollars. The
cause of the suit is compl int that the
de eEdanls used slanderous language of
the most fearful character against the
lair name of the plaintiffs. The cause
will come on for trial at the next term
of the court
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Death of Mr.. John w. Gil.

Yesterday morning at 11:55 o'clock
Can't iin John W Gill, who has for the
past thirty years been most popular
conductor on the Richmond, Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, died in the
fny-sevenlh year of his age. He leaves a
wife and four children. He was highly
esteemed by his acQuaintances and be
loved by his intimate friends. He was
conducting the hotel at Milford at the
time OF his death.
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Deed Recorded.

Among the deeds recorded in the
clerks Office Of the Chancery Court yes
terday was one from g. b. Davenport to
Francis B Gallagher, conveying the pro-
perty No. 1917 Franklin street. between
Fifteenth and Seventeeth streets, and the
lot in the rear fronting on Smiths alley.
The entire frontage on Franklin street
and On the alley is twentY-four feet.
There is building erected on the Frank
lin street front. The consideration Is
So $50.
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The Fever In Florida.

WAsHINGToN, August "a The Ma.
rine Hospital Service has received a teie-
gram from surgeon General Hamilton
stating that he left the quarantine camp
at St Mary's, Fla last night for Swan
nah He reports the camp in fine condi-
tion. Twenty-Five refugees are there.
The official bulletin for Jacksonville, re-
ceivsd by the service, is as follows: New
cases, IL; deaths, 2; received, 2; under
treatment, Az total number Of cases TO
date, 20; total deaths to date, TO-"
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COMMON COUNCIL.

called Wrriiug Last Night Ietition frpr
the Rlchmonc & Alcghany Railrond-
A called meeting of the Common
Council was aeld in the Council Cham
Der al 7:30 a'c!ock last night
Present. Nessrs Campbell lDresideu)
Anderson. T. i,kcr, Bowden. Braue'
E T. Car, =, !. " CaI, ?, Christian
Ferritsr. Hayes, Higgins, Joynes. Mann
Steel, Sirat'on, j. " White, Roya
Whit, Wingi H.
The cleik read the call of the meeting
and the following petition, which ex
plains it, object:
RICIlMOND & ALLEGHANY RAILROAD.
RICHMOND, Va, August24, 1888.
To TIE HoHoraJie city Council Of the city q
Richmond:
Your petitioner, the Richmond & ALE
ghany Railroad respectfully asks permis
sion Of your honorable body to occupy
with a track portion Of the width OF
Williamsburg avenue for short distance
at the Gas Works, the railroad providing
the city with an equivalent width for he
Avenue in lieu Of The space so taken.
Permission is also desired to encroacE
On two corners of the Gas Works 10 eh
able the said track to be located on q
practicable curv'; all elevations at our
expense.
4 map Of the line is herewith sub
mitted, showing encroachment on the
street and Gas Works property.
The object is to make a connection
with the Cb,S Siprake d Ohio Railway b.
mea1s Of which the Richmond & Al
leghany can obtain new and consider
able business which it is otherwise cut
Off fe0m Yours respectful,
DECATUR AxTELI,
D.on;,.r
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Meesnn's VIII

was found upon the shoulders OF the ben
efciaiy's iancee, and thus the immense
fortune OF the testator descended to his
rightful heirs The good effects Of Dr..
David's Liver Pills are indelibly stamped
upon the healthful countenances and ro-
bust forms OF the thousands who have
taken them, and thus posterity is blest in
the strength and health OF its ances-
tors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
itfenilnn. Contractors.

Sealed proposals viii be teived al the
oiiic, of the supervising Architect, ireas
ury Department. Washington, d. C., uu-
Tie O'clock pm on the 26th day Of -ep-
tember, 1883, for the labor and materials
rrqured in the erection and completion
of the United States Courthouse, Post
Office. etc, al Abingdon, Va, except
heating apparatus The specifications
and drawings can be seen at the Virginia
Mechanics institute, No. % North Ninth
street.
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Pure Ice Cream .

Hsrd-irozen cream, made fresh daily
Of lich, pure Alderney cream and pure
fruit juices by ID. Columbus, corner Third
aud Broad streets. Fine cakes, candies,
and fruits. Special rates TO parties or.
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RICHMOND. "A. SATURDAY. AUGUST 25 1885,
this ordinance be shall be fined not less
than $40 nor more than t25, and In case

OF Iaituie U pay tne same SHALL oo Cou
fined In the city jail tor not less than nj
teen days. And that the realization
shall be the compensation for the Board,
and that the city shall moi be put to any
expense on accoun. thereof.
After much discussion the matter was
postponed Until the next meeting, and
the committee adjourned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
Police Notes.

There was little done in the Police
Court yesterday worthy of mention. a
number Of persons misbehayed, Others
got drunk, and one young man was
ordered away from home by his father
and given by the court a reasonable
time to amend bis ways and leave the
city
Among the cases tried were the fol
lowing:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
Every Family

should keep box OF DF. David, Nege
table Liver Pills Oh hand as they are me
best cure for sick heaiache, b.iiousness.
eostiyeness. and liver diseases. Only 2;
cents a box.
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No EnuilX

ought TO be without box DR.. Davifs
Vegetable Liver Pills, for they often save
from long sick spell. Price only 20
cents for 25 pills everywhere.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
Receiver

On motion Of Mr.. Bodeker, the petition
was referred TO the Committees on
Streets ami Light
Adjourned 7:34 o'clock
The Committee on Streets AM the
Committee on Light have been called 20
meet this afternoon n the Office of the
City Engineer at half-past 6 o'clock 20
consider the above petition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
That Arithmetic Problem

The following solution to the arihme
metic problem published yesterday ha.
been received:
Edit0r Qf the 7imG:' The only question
ioyo we'd IN The arithmetic problem In 10
days issue is
WHAT sum milu, 6 rer cent. interest
is equil TO 5000? The difference between
$500 due and $500 paid.
81, minus sucl 6 per cent. interest, Is
equal to 81 cents, therefore the above
$500 represent S3l9l5, on which b pal
\ interest amounting 10 $i9lj, and which
sum Of $3l9 10 represents the balance Of
principal due from B 10 4 A. the end Of
the year.
Proof:
Paid 500. OF which interest
on $3l9.l5. .l5....................S 10 Il
On account principal, .....-. 10 - l>J :
$40 10
Balance at end Of year. ....... s3le Il
HENRY ANDERSON.
RICHMOND, Va. August "a, 1883
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The solid Shot

Democratic Club meet tonight for re
organization at Reeds Place, Second
street between Canal and Byrd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
WHERE IS THE MONEY ?

The continued case of Solomon
Meteleiz. charged with stealing S27 from
J. c. Dame, was called The evidence
showed that Mr.. Dame left vest at
Bendheims' place to be repaired. Next
dav he found himself short OF funds and
remembered that he had left the money
two $40 notes, one S., and some silver in
the vest.
Mete etz showed his pocketbook and
contents which were two $40 notes, two
So notes and a couple of silver dollars.
lie denied all knowledge of the theft.
He also produced two witnesses who
swore that Meteletz had the money exhi-
bited in his pocket prior to the time when
the vest was sent to be repaired. The
case vas accordingly dismissed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
MUST NOT DO 1T.

There are a number Of parties in the
city who failing to pay their water rates
Wait until the water is turned of and
then when no one is looking turn 1t on
again The police keep avigilant eye on
such people, but cannot always tell who
does Il Sometimes they find it out, and
Alex Jones was fined $40 in the Polic
Court yesterday for violating the law in
this respec, This is exactly five times
as much as roor man pays for water
each quarter of three months.
A number of parties we're fined s for
having on theif premises unlicensed dogs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25

Keep an eye to Naturalization.
Keep on hand box Dr. David's Liver
Pills-Prudence.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25

So far from suffering The loss of any
prestige by it, failure, the administration
OF President Cleveland has gained In the
confidence Of The country by ils wise and
patriotic efforts 10 promote the public
inter, SITS, and by the strong contrast II
thereby presents to the groveling parti-
ssnship OF the Republican Senate.-Phil.
Record
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25

il looks like New York. In Liver Pills
IL is DR.. Dayid's.
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IN QUESTIONABLE TASTE.

The message, in It's criticism Of the
Seuate's action on the late treaty, is In
questionable taste and yiolative of the pro-
prietes Of official etiquette, and in any
other sense it must be referred to that
class Of literature popularity known as
buncombe. and pretty cheap buncombe at
tlat.-Baltimore American
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25

Subscribe for the DAILY TINES.
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Various Proposed Measures Considered
KIectric lights in Buildings Require
Examinations.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25
OUR NATIONAL sELF-REsPECT.
A CHANGE OF FRONT.

1t is enough to say now that in the
midst OF a campaign for re election over
whose effect on candidate in the White
House he eloquently enlarged four years
ago. President Cleveland turns ais back
on the policy OF his Administration; &C
Cepts, with a few natural tears AMI Q
few weak pleas, the condemnation passed
upon the Bayard Chamberlain treaty and
adopts the plan, the policy and the prsc-
tice upon which the Republican party
has long insisted. philadelphia Press.
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LARGE Number of Sigbtseer- ON hand-
TIL, Tramway for Carrying on the
,,,,b Life and Property Carefully Pro
,.,t.d Progress of the NOrf.

Yesterday morning, in the presence OF
n large lumber of sight seers, work was
resumed an the shaft Of the Eighth-street
tunpcl rLis .hafi is located on the cor.
ncr Of The alley on property Pbichascd
by the turnd company on the enst sije
q Eighth -rret. betaccn Broad an.i
Narshall
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The whole message exhibits a purpose
to assert and maintain the rights of our
citizens to the fullest extent, and to re-
buke and punish the unfrienily and ilib-
eral course Of Canada. Its tone is firm
and aggressive, but at the same time
characterized by dignity and high sense
Of Justice. New York Times.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-25

There is no uncertain tone in the mes
sage. II is wise and discreet as IL Is
positive and practicsl--Philadelphia
Times
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;trlsy afternoon and their proceedings
are ~ follows