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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-15
A ROMANTIC COUNTRY.
Interesting INFORM alton About the eau
casuS and Its CanifaL


Tifis, the capital of the Caucasus, j:
a large town situated in a valley and
surrounded by mountains of varying
heights. 1t possesses very wide, sani-
tary streets, bordered on each side by
row of trees, which confer grateful
shade on the foot passengers in this
tropical weather.
Some of the buildings are also very
fine. especially those connected in any
way with the Russian Government.
The most interesting portion of the
town is the Asiatic quarter, among the
booths and bazarS of which stranger
meets with all kinds of strange sights
and sounds. Here are men of all ma
tons. The Georgian, Russian. Persian,
Armenian. Greek, jew, etc, who, rush
ing to and fro through the narrow
| streets. some on horseback, others rid
ing in phietonS, create medley only to
be seen and appreciated in an Eastern
city.
The shops. or rather booths. in this
quarter. are exceedingly interesting,
containing all kinds of ancient relies,
things to delight the eye of the anti
quarry and curiosity collector. Here are
situated the famous hot sulphur baths.
renowned for their curing properties
for skin diseases of all kinds. The
waters of these baths are unauthorized,
running directly from the spring into
the bath ready for use.
Not the least quaint is the Georgian
costume which, although uncuoth and
wild, is very picturesque. 1t is COM
posed of long buffalo hide made into
the shape of very large cape, which
being suspended from the shoulders
reaches to the heels. Under this long
gown is worn, ornamented on each side
of the breast with little case-like
pockets, originally intended for cart
ridges. Round the waist belt-silver
or gold-beautifully embossed, serves
TO hold the numerous arms in which
the real Georgian delights. These
weapons, although worn exclusively for
ornaments. are very real, and consist
of 4 "kinjar' Gong native knife) stuck
slantwise into the belt, q dagger, the
sheath of which is also embossed. and
last, but not least, revolver ready for
immediate use.
Very good sport can be enjoyed here,
hares, goats and hares abounding in
abundance in the neighboring forests.
The commodities are wonderfully
cheap here. among which figures the
native (so-called 'K!akatinsky'') wine.
This is sold in skins of various sizes,
the usual small skin containing about
eight quarts. costing from two to four
roubleS -four to eight shillings.) Of |
course, much commoner wine can be
obtained, which is naturally cheaper.
The real Khakatinsky wine is rather |
expensive. that of the best quality be-
ing grown in the Caucasus. 1t obtains
its name from the beautiful province
wherein it is cultivated. viz: "Kha-
katy" which is situated about seventy
versts from Tihs.
1t is matter of great surprise to
me, altar having experienced few of
The beauties of this comparatively I'M
known part of the world. that it is not
better known and appreciated by our
English and American tourists, who
would find abundance of mountain
scenery, equal in point of beauty to
my in the world. -TfiS Cor. D.tron
Free Press.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-15
ABILENE REFLECTOR
THE LITTLE OLD MILL.

There's little rilI
AT the foot Of the hill,
And little dam,
And little old mill,
Shabby and still;
And the little old miller who once was there,
With snow-white clothes and powdered hair,
Who measured the grain,
And who took the toll,
He is now as silent and still
AS the moveless wheels in the little mill,
And he sleeps in the church-yard, cold and lorn
Near the little mill where he ground the corn.
Long years ago
In the summers glow,
And the autumn's blow,
And the winters snow,
II was full OF life;
The waters rushed through the narrow bay,
And the tick-tack song was heard all day,
Grinding the grain
That daily came
Down the crooked lane
To the old mills door.
Boys and men-men and boys
Chatted amidst the old mills noise,
Related their sorrows spoke of their joys,
Joked and laughed for many an hour
While the miller turned the grists to -four.
Where are they
To be found to-day!
They silent are and still
Like the miller and the mill,
All their grists of life have been ground;
All OF them sleep beneath the mound;
For like the mill
At the foot of the hill
They had their day
And passed away
Some were weak and others were strong:
Some died young, while others lived long
One by one they dropped by the way,
And not a survivor lives to-day.
But the rill runs along
With the same old song
And the same fresh glow
OF years ago.
Warm and cold, it never grows old;
And its banks still bloom with crimson and
gold,
Just as it did when the miller was there
With snowy garb and powdered hair;
And the llfe-Stream flows
Through joys and woes;
And Others now ride
On the lifelong tide
Just as those did who went to that mill
Just as those to follow Us Will
TIL the wheels of Time shall stand as still
AS the rafting wheels OF that old mill.
West Chester Local Nelcs
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-15
Taking the Safe Side.

Boston Grocer (to customer)-Is
that ali this morning. Mrs. Beacon?
Are you supplied with beans?
Mrs. Beacon (contemplatively)-
L am not quite sure about our supply
OF beans, but to be on the safe side you
might send; say, couple of barrels. -
~ J. Sun
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-15

San Francisco has more repre-
sentatives in the United States Senate
than any two other cities in the coun-
try. The California Senators, Stap-
ford and Hearst have residences in San
francisco. as have also the Nevada
Senators. Stewart and Jones. Stewart
practices law at the San Francisco bar
and Jones is member of the San
Francisco Exchange.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-15

Alexandria. in Clark County, Mo-.
was once the Gretna Green of the West,
where hundreds of young couples from
Iowa, Illinois and Missouri were united
without license and without question.
Justice Gillian, now an old resident Of
Alexandria, was most in demand to tie
the knot for the clipping couples. and
reaped a rich haryest for his pains.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1888-03-15
Climbing the Ladder.

Gentleman ito tramp)-Why do you
ask for only penny. my man? Most
of you people want nickels and dimes?
Tramp-Yes, sir, but I'm a new hand
at the business, an 1 want to begin
right; make it a dime, though. if you
like. Y Ssss.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
Decd of Assignment.

A deed WAS entered of record In the
Chancery Court from William L. Granger
to ". T. Reddy, trustee, for the benefit
of his creditors.
The deed conveys all the stock OF
wines, liquors, cigars. tobacco, fixtures,
pool and billiard tables, and furniture
now in his bar-room and saloon, at No.
Is North Seventeenth street. Also all
chooses In action.
After providing for The payment OF ex
penses Of the deed and rent OF the house
the deed prefers II. l.. Butler for 1900,
the amount approximately due on a note
of S2d5, endorsed by him to Peter Slumpf
l. go. with interest
The second class CREDITORS embrace a
number of small city debts, aggregating
about $40.
The third-class creditor is The Schmed-
lapp Live Oak DistilinE Company of
Cincinnati, Ohio, for $500.
The total liabilities ara $1,000
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LOCAL NOTES.

Aercless war is 10 be declared on the
o8th instant against all dogs and goata
whose owners have not paid taxes on
them by that time
The Executive Committee OF the state
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
were TO have met yesterday at the Mer~
chants National Bank, but quorum not
being present they adjourned until
Wednesday at IL O'Clock.
The Committee on Streets have de-
cided that on Wednesday, March 2Sth-
they will make the annual tour Of in
spec,ion through the streets OF the city
and decide where they will spend the
city's appropriation 10 streets
The city ambulance was called TO the
corner Of Broad and Sixth streets yester
day evening at 3 o'clock 10 white man
who was taken with neuralgia OF the
heart The sick man was aiken to the
Almshouse Hospital.
Judge Atkins, being confhed at home
with severe boil under his arm, was not
at the courtroom yesterday. Al his re-
ouest Judge Wexford presided, who
opened court and then adjourned II until
next Monday. There will be- no session
of this court to-day. All cases SET ioi
Yesterday and to-day are now set FOL
Monday.
Messrs. Edward Cummins and +. J
Burton, while In attendance on the funeral
of Mr.. Archie Brooks, ST., in Williams
burg YESTERDAY, were presented by Mr.. w.
Ii. E. Morecock, formerly clerk OF the VIII,
| hnfttn nj
peculiar make, which was dug up seven
years ago fifty feet under ground by some
parties digging well. They are believed
TO be the only two of the kind in exist
ence. and so Mr.. Morecock assures them
hese bottles will be kept MS souvenirs Of
this sad occasion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
MODJEsKA AT THE THEATRE.
As Beatrice ia Much Ado About Nothin

4
Don Pedro, Prince Of Arragon, G. II.
| Vandenhoff; Don John, his bastas
brother, Thomas l.. Coleman; Claudio. a
young lord of Florence, Vincent Siel.
royd Benedick, young lord Of Padus,
Mr.. Eben Plympton Lconaio, Governof
OF Messina, s. r. Springer; Antonio, his
brother, Robert Taber; Balthazar, attend.
ant on Don Pedro, Grace Filkins Con
| rade. Borachio, followers Of Don John,
Tully Marshall, J. n. Long; Friaf
Francis, James Cooper Dogberry, a con
stable. William F. Owen Verges, a head
borough, Charles B Kelley Sexton,
Harry Barrymore Hero. daughter of
Leonato, Mary Shaw Beatrice, ueice To
I.cona,o, Modjeska Margaret, Ursula,
gentewomen attending On Hero, ClaIa
Ellison, Sara Blanche Gray
Madame Modjessa appeared 10 good
and critical audience al the Theatre last
night In Shakspeare's comedy, Much Ado
About Nothing, and the play, with he
above cast. was entirely put on tho stage
aud exceedingly well rendered. Madame
Mod jeska admirably presented the charac
ter OF the quick witled Beatrice eliciting
frequent outbursts Of well deserved ap.
plause She appeared to fine advantage
throughout, and in the love scene between
Benedick and herself was inimiiable
she dressed In perfect taste, and pre-
scented the character with such refine
ment aud thOroughness rs 10 fully sus.
tain her reputation as az artist OF the
first rank.
Mr. EbeD Plympton. as Tic equally sharp
and ready Bene1ick. the man who swOrc
TO die bachelor because he thought lac
would never live 10 marry, was also en-
cellent. He has perfectly just concsp-
ton Of the part, and called forth ron
the audience warm expressions OF ap'
proval.
The rest of the cast enacted their re-
spective paris to the entire satisfaction Of
all present. and the general verdict wa'
that this ever popular play was never
better presented on Richmond boards.
This afternoon Madame Modjeska will
appear as Viola, in the exquisite play,
Twelfth Night; or What You VIII, and
tonight she makes her appearance Is
Mary Stuart.
This is said to be Madame Mod les a 8
farewell appearance on the boards, 81 she
contemplates an early retirement from
the stage.
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Tried to Escape.

William Robinson, n negro boy Il
years OF age, WAS arrested Yesterday by
Officers T. ". Wilkinson ana Ralston
on the charge of feloniously breaking
into the barrOom of John Granger, 40.
l02 South Eighth street, just below Cary,
and carrying away tin box containing
SO SO belonging TO Mr.. Changer.
After being placed in his cell nc re-
manned there short while quietly. He
then proceeded to get into The next cell
which was not locked, and had he sue
ceeded he could have escaped. But Ser
geants Cosby, Seal, and Policeman ". G
Wilkinson were too alert They nahbeC
him Ia the aei, ami securely locked hin
up.
charge of injury to the property ant
attempt 10. escape was entered agains
him lie will face his fate before Justic,
Richardson this morning
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
FROM KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
A Happy Marriage - Brilliant wedding
Festivities.
Special Correspondcnce. !

Special Correspondonce.l
KING WILLIAM G.. H., VA March 10
On Yesterday evening at Lestnr Manor
church. at 5:30 o'clock. Mr. Herbert Il.
King of Richmond and Miss Irene Robins
Of This county made muiusl pledges nj
the altar Of ',he rod Of marriage and
uuptial solemriiies." The ceremony was
performed by Rev. A. Packie in the pres
cnce of very large gathering Of friends
of both parties. The groom Is we'll
Snown merchant OF your city. and the
bride is a loving and attractive sister oil
hcssfs. homas l.. Frank aad j.; A.
Robins OF this county. Mr.. H. ,. VIA.
ston Gllrd the position Of best man, ana
Messrs. b. T. Bowles. I. d. Newell, {. l..
smith, H. +. Hucksier. b. Robins. all ot
hom were from Richmond, were ushers
After Lie marriage the party assembled
81 The rqsidence Of Mr John A. Robins.
" atrc n string band was Ia attendance
20 lend additional cnchau,ment 10 this
already delightful occasion. soon the
music struck up, and the shifting and
psttering effect Kept psce with the strains
of SWEEP music whilst soft eyes locked
love" etc. This was kept M until The
"Eee sma' hours" nay, not until old sol,
peeping above the eastern horizon. dis
PEELED &c darkness Of night, did the
music cease, and the guests, one By one,
wendtd their way Ia their respective
abedes. Your OrrespOndeni cannot
make special mention o. the iair ladies'
preseni. who compose The ellie 81 this
aad the adjacent counties (sery many OF
whom were also from your city and
! Baliimsrel Suffice it 20 say TIE dane
ing room presented scene of beauty ahd
elegance that il seldom seen. Az :
O'Clock in the morning The guests were
treated TO magnificent banquet. The
syperbly-arianged table was loaded down
with every conceivable delicacy OF The
season, and he party broke up, mech Ia
the regret of all present that so delight
! FIJI an occasion should ever end.
L. proved a most highly enjoyable
affair, and those whose good fortune 1t
was to attend, considered themselves
among the happiest beings of this world
of woe. Long life to Mine Host ana
Hostess, who seemed 10 vie with each Other
in seeing their guest well cared for, and
may the bride and groom be always ns
happy as they looked on this occasion. Is
the wish of 'bRLHDLE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
Silk Bibbons!

Those OF our lady readers who would
like to have an elegant, large package OF
extra fine, Assorted Ribbons 10y mail, in
different widths and all the latest fash
ionable shades adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming foI
Hats and Dresses. Bows, Fancy Work
etc, can get an astonishing big bargain
owing to the recent failure Of large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co, by
sending only rs cents (stsmps), 10 thu
address we give below.
As spscsa! offer, this house will give
double the amount Of any other firm II
America il you will send the name ant
P. o. address Of ten neuly married ladies
when ordering and mention the name o
this paper. No pieces less than one yart
In length Satisfaction 10 guaranteed, o.
money cheerfully refunded. Three pack
ages for so cents. Address
LONDON RIBBON AGENCY, JEssxY Cry
M.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
President Natiossl Bank

Meanwhile, Tenn writes From ex-
Derience in my family Dr II. Mozley's
Lemon Elixir has few if any equals, and
no superiors in medicine for the regula
ton Of the liver, stomach and bowels.
Dr. II. Mozley's Lemon Hot Drops are
superior to any remedies we have ever
heen able TO get for throat and lung
diseases. W. IL. MAGNEss.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.
~-~~~~N-~--~->~->-7> =
TOR THE" LENTEN SEASON"

MACKEnEf. something very eae and fat.
SALMON. sai Ted, smoked. spicei. aud T csh.
HFRRI GS. roe. Sun kei. and kippcrci.
GOLDFISH, extra tine ald bOuelcss.
ANCHOVIS. in sat and ~ or.
SAki1NES, French, Russian. and smoked.
LOBSTER. fresh IN ms aad picked IN glass.
MACARONI, Sptguetii AMI N,riaicelle.
AphIt OTIS, ( esh IN Saus and tyap' rated.
PEACHES, fresh In cans, eyapomted, and
sun dried.
APPLES, cvaporsted and sun dried.
PKUNEs. igreat variety Of French and
TuIk ish.
PkUNELLES, italian, sklnne :. and dried.
LIMA BEANS. California, dried, and fresh
In cans. u " .n
BEANS in cans. ..
French AMI nestle GREEN PEAS means
Dried SPLIT, GREEN. and BLACkbfh
PEAS. -.
LENTILs and WHITE KIDNEY BEANS.
English and domestic PRESERVES, very
fine ...,,,,, ,D,r
SrILTON. R0QUEFORT. aud BRlE
fHEE$F Our eel, Ufatri tve year Did
"PREaIUM VIII n Ei" sells stu a So
n galion 1T HEhslhN o, on ~
az AND 5U5 aKOAD, CORNER lifIh sietst
~" Nebi1 q
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PROPOSALS.

DLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS
i FIR RRBrILDIN0 TIL tSHOE-SHOrS
OF THE VIRGINIA PENlTENTIAkY Will be
on exhibition NJ my othce at X IN, hAhCii ~
Isss and bids for doing the work as whols
wi ne received by mo until IL .. MARCH ~,
1883 ,.o
hid should be sealed and addressed "PkO-
POSALS FOX REBUILDING THE SHOE
SHOPS AT THE VIRGINIA rENllhN-
TIARY." ,,..:.-.
The BOARD OF Directors or the Penitentiary
reserve the right 70 reject any aud ~ bid.
NJ. J. DIMMOCK,
6marl9eo dlw NJ. llC8 Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
Richmond TYpographleal Union.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Typographical Union was
held last night in Odd Fellows nail.
The Onion transacted The regular routine
business, after which they balloted for a
delegate 10 represent the Richmond
Union at the meeting Of the National
Union, which viii meea in Kansas
CITY in June. 1885 On the last ballot
Mr. W. 5. V 0odson was elected.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17

| have been giving my children Dr.. DA-
vIp's COUGH SYRUP, and it acts so well
that if YOU do not object | will alwaya
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles"
"Obtect Why. certainly not, know
ing "a | do the ingredients OF Tie ex-
celent Cough Syrup. | always recon
mend 1t 10 my patients and find II
cures every time, but see that you get
The genuine Or. David's Cough Syrup.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
The Australian Novelty Company

The Australian Noreliy Company pre-.
scented their excellent variety programme
again last night hefoce fair house at the
Academy. The performance was much
enjoyed and loudly applauded. Mile.
Aimee Austin in her feat of turning a
somersault in the air and grasping her
sisters hands, fell twice, and in her walk
ing head downward she fell once. She
escaped each time without injury, and
on successfully carrying out her part OF
the programme received deafening ap-
plause.
The company make their last appear
ances 40 day At the matinee and tonight.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17

Tobacco Market.
RICHMOND. Va. March Is.

A few new wrappers were sold again
to-day, and some little trading in old
filler, aud Tugs Offerings At auction
were 81 packages, with 10 taken in.
There was little change in quality or
prices. Most OF the offerings were West
Virginia brights.
The Clarksville (Tenn.l market is re-
ported better for dark grades, and the
tobacco is in better condition, while
country buyers ale making turns on
small advances, and others are specu-
lating on higher summer prices The
burning and sowing OF plant beds has
progressed well. and even In this section
some Burley seed has been sown. Eng
lish circulars rather predict higher prices
for good dark leaf, as the West is making
big Burley preparations to the neglect OF
dark shipping grades. Prices OF manu-
featured tobacco in England Is being cut
by their own trade, which keeps prices
down.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-03-17
Grain and Cotton Exchange.

RicHH0Tp, VA, March l6.
OFFERINGS REPoGTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 40 bushels
Corn -i62 bushels
Oats. -G6 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Mixed, COO bushels fair AT gSc
Shortberry 100 bushels prime at 95c.; Total
ssles of wheat, 200 bushels.
Corn White 100 bcshels prime on private
terms 1872 bushels very good az Co., ~
bushels good at oOc Total sale OF corn, 40.
bushels
COTTON REPORT.
Market unsettled.
Quotations. l0c. low mid
ding, 0sc.; good ordinary, 1-l6o.
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ntond Poison.

contractet blood poison
Iapplied u physician at one ~" nmnIoved an
mem came rear ki linz me. ip,"cyv
old physician and then went and nd remained two
unnths but nothing seemed 10 curS maS ,,,ar
msnently although iemrorary .e,iei ~. WI an.
mo Nycondition grew des eIa.e 70. "' ~, nro,p
piled 10 noted quack. out W. which was pre-
sc,ibeJ gratis" bnt II contained 700 n .hon
alcnhol and aggravated my sunerne, a,.,d
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nashville phys clan and lor 'i hnr,e a 1Iined
man pnysically and financial y Win ou' h ,s,'
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- han sted did not know wntt 20 ~, III h.,tio
1895. my mother perss,aac;aa, 's and did So 10
crafty h.r hut Ia my utter astonisunens .
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ul er had been healed. ,,so,, ave hotties
To the present time have used n'c 70. N
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Tho Carbolic Smoke Ball will relieve
Group Immediately.
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SADDLEEY AND HARNESS.
ESTABLISHED 1871.

= : CORNELL. JAS G. COTTRFfI.
Special Partner. 0eneml Partner
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RicH8oEp, VA, March l6
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-11
"oH, YOU DoCToRsl"

As he was leaving his patient this after
noon MIR. Dillon, who still retained his con
seriousness, calculated, with touch OF the
old time sarcasm, ''Oh, you doctors! What
can you do, after aliF'
Twenty-four hours later he was dead.
The remains of Mr. Dillon was removed
to Fourth avenue undertaker's to await
final disposition by friends or relatives. AT
the Union Square hotel it was stated that
none had made themselves known there
during the day. although, as Mr.. Dillon was
possessed of large fortune, estimated by
some at 81, 000, 900, there was no doubt that
some one would claim kinship before long.
Sidney Dillon, the Wall street magnate,
declared that Romaine Dillon was in no
wise whatever related to him.