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Marriac.s among ncaf liu.e.

The education OF deaf mute and the
teaching them trades. 81 that they be-
come intelligent and productive members
II society. of course induce marriages
among them IS not this calculated 10
increase the number OF deaf mules: Dr.
Gillette thinks not The vital statistics
how that con5anguineous marriages are
q large factor IN deaf muteism; about 10
Der cent. it Is estimated, Of thc deaf
mutes are the offspring Of parents re
lated by blood. Ancestral defects are
not always pcrpetuated III kind; they
may descend IN phynical defOrmity, IN
deafness. in imbecility Deafness IL
more apt todescend IN collateral branches
Than in a straight line II IS a striking
tact IN table Of relationships prepared
by Or Gillette. that while the 400 deaf
mutes enumerated had 80 relationships
- other deaf mUtes, making total #
If leo only twelve Of them had deaf
mute parents. and only twO ST them one
leaf mute parent, the mother OF these
having been able to hear and that ia no
case was the mother alone deaf mute
Charles Dudley Warner ia Harper ,
Magazine.
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Ten Carlosds OF Potatoes.

The funniest thing in town is the mis-
han Of Il gentleman whose wife rdls the
store bill. lie has been in the habit Of
having his cigar bill charged up as pota-
toes. and the other day his wife took her
pencil and tegan to reckon. Sine finally
found out that they had been whooplnc
it up at a regular starch factory rate in
potatoes. Why they had eaten oycrten
carload, Of POTATOES this winter and the
past wear. and she just didn't believe
that tie account was right. The grocer
and the smoker are Just now between the
upper and neither milestone. and fr Is
hard to tell who will be pulverized the
finest at The close. Lewiston journal.
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Only towards and faint hearted call
the world a vale OF tears Because there
Is night shade in the garden shall we fore
60 its roses Because bats live need we
cage them and hang them in our bed
rooms: Because it sometimes rains shall
We hoist umbrellas in sunny weather:
Because sin and sorrow, tears and death
are abroad in the world shall we stand
constantly at the gate in expectancy of
their coming, like children watching for
the band to 90 by or weep at the win
dows in neglect of our duties. like old
women lingering to see a funeral pro
cession start Off Amber in Chicago
Journal.
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European Railway Mileage.

Germany has the largest railway mile
age in Europe, Great Britain and Ireland
taking second place and France coming
tlId. All these together, however. have
but little more than half the railroad
mileage existing IA America. Relative
to the area Of the country, however,
England has nearly half again as many
miles of railway as Germany. In the
United States there were at the end Of
1880 about twenty-five miles Of railway
to every 10000 inhabitants; in England
about five; in Germany fraction less
France still lower IN scale POultney
Bigelow in New York Commercial Adj
veItlser
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LIZ Tic nnftcrmiil, Cure.

Through the simplest remedies relief
comes. and the new methods OF mcdi-
eating a patient BY food chiefly are car
rying out this formula in Gen. Sheridan $
case. Tactic acid, which Is not far of
from the beverage commonly termed
buttermiik. has been doing peptic Won
dcrs. it is announced. \ good many
people who are "out Of sorts with liver
troubles might try the buttermilk cure
direct without waiting for an illness to
have it prescribed for them Especially
old people and worn out people fire.
quently find fountain Of youth in the
churn's surplus Philadelphia Ledger
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4 Military MscfDpiione.

1t Is reported that young infantry
officer of the French army has invented a
kind of military microphone by means
Of which the approach or the movements
Of troops, as well as their probable num-
bers, may be gagged. The apparatus
10 described as being as simple
is 1t Is ingenious, and consists
If transmitting and re-
ceiving machine, which are connected
together by metallic wire. The expert
inents made with the instrument during
the recent maneuyers at Montauban be-
fore Gen. Nincendon and his staff were
very satisfactory Paris Cor London
Telegraph
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Modern surgery, aided 10y antlseptlcs,
has enabled surgeons to accomplish re-
cults which, twenty five yea1s ego, would
have been deemed impossible Ihis is in
no department more marked man in the
abdominal surgery. While formerly a
wound Of the abdomen. either from a
gunshot or stab, was considered almost
necessarily fatal at the present day many
lives are saved by an operation. which
consists in opening the abdomen. tying
every blood vessel that may have been
lacerated, and sewing up any wound
which may have been made in the in
teStines. Science.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-24
The "Luminiferou, Ether

WHY. asks Professor ". Mattieu VII
ians must We suppose the existence Of
a luminiferous ether distinct from oth' {
matter when 1t Is Just as easy to account
for the phenomena of heat. lieht, cleo
trici,v. magnetism and chemical force
AZ modes of activity OF ordinary mat
Ter. analogous to tine waves Of sound,
hut differing from them by benz molec-
ular vibrations. while sound D. molar
vibration Gaseous matter being min
itely cxpan,ible in the presence of re
iient heat. there Is no difficulty in im-
aginne space filled with ordinary gases
lhus expanded, ana performing all tie
functions a-cribed to the ether Public
Opinion
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Disposal of ola Wooden Vessels.

Some Norwegian ship owners have hit
upon a novel mrthcd OF disposing Of old
wooden vessels with some profit The
work Of breaking up such vessels being
not only costly, but very laborious, YES
sells unfit for further service are lowed
acrOs. 10 the coast 81 JHtland where
there = great scarcity OF iirewood and
timber. Iheyiare there loosely anchored
some distance from the shore, which is
there sand, and during the first gale the
ca viii perform the operation Of break
ing up and carrying the timber ashore
This is then collected and sold at very
good prices. OF late scores Of useless
hulks have been disposed Of in this man
ner.-lrcn.
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Dickens Love of Order.

Dickens love of order was very marked
and his writing materials were always
neatly arranged, and his household was a
model of order. The highways and by
ways Of London were familiar TO him
and many happy hours were spent ram
bling in them. He had a theory that the
number Of hours engaged in literary labor
should have a corresponding time spent
in pedestrian exercise and he frequently
enjoyed a twenty mile walk Home
Journal
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
New York Stock Market
Reported by C. w. Branch 4 Co., banker
and brokers. no. I'LL Main street.
EBNikW.
New YORK, July 90.


With sales 10 noon of 56,S6S shares,
the stock market presented few features
The onening was lame. London
sold little but their orders
were too limited 10 he worthy of notice.
The traders started the improvement by
bidding up cotton oil trusts and New
England Il was stated that The Stand
ard oil people were buying the cotton oil,
and il was also reported the coming
statement would be good one. In New
ENGLAND il was now their turn. lt was
romored = strong railroad company was
eoinr 10 swallow it up, and that the Van
derbils were buying with that end in
view. but the buying did not disclose
ANYTHING like lis II Was all for room
account. There was all sorts If good
news. the crops were immense. The
granger roads peacefully iuclined, and
Jud.p Brewer would decide faNora-
bly foT the railroads 1t was gravely
clain.ed hat Reading was going 10 pay =
dividend. 50 in the afternoon the boys
whooped mp prices ali around. and meet
ing no opposition from The traders, but
finding plenty of investments coming
uui checking Inc rally and causing prices
10 case of. The street IL ye,N favorable
for an upward IN vement. They have
plenty Of stocks, lut the outside condi-
lions seems 10 keep the nhlic out.
sterling. exchange "a 81 a. s4.s9
money. ala per cent
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The coolest spot Is probably around
the magnetic pole. myself found Il
degs. below-and moved camp twelve
miles that day. Therefore II Is quite pos
,ible that at the pole Itself there Is open
water
"iow cold is such a temperature as
Judged by results
1t is pretty cold. bul one gets used to
l.. There Is peculiar misundeistand-
ing about snch low temperature IN the
scientific world remember reading IN
The Popular Science Monthly. which IS
supposed 10 bee accurate. a statement TO
The effect that in such cold meat taken
from a boiling pot Will freeze soid be
fore il can be put INTO the mouth That
is nonsense. Why. have been naked
IN temperature Of Gs dezs below. 1t
vas inside snow hui as ! TOOK OH my
clothes and got intoa sleeping bag. 1t
is the wind that plays the mischief with
everybody: bat fortunately. tbe colder
1t gets the sliller it cct- and when IT gets
way down it pretty quiei. can tel
YOU But when you gee bach to the or
binary temperature. Then comes the
torture When / GOT on The whaler and
began to gel south suffered eXcraciat-
,ngly. ana thought / should suiiocate d
tish out Of water was nothing to 1t. '-
Interview with Lieut.. SchwatLa.
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Sunfiower Versus Malaria.

IL is stated that since the sunnower has
been cultivated on certain swamps Of the
Potomac malarial fever has decreased.
At the mouth Of the Scheldt in Holland
II is stated that similar results have been
obtained. The sunhower emits large
volumes OF water in the form of vapor;
and It's aromatic odor, as We'll as the
oxygen it exhales, may have to do with
the sanitary influence in question. - Bos-
ton Budget.
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The Spanish Peanut.

The Spanish peanut is now very ex-
tensively used in Georgia for feeding to
hogs. 1t Is stated that the average;crop
Is 125 bushels per acre. The hogs do all
the harvesting, and they generally eat
the vines Us well as the nuts. 1t is csti-
mated that m acre of Spanish peanuts
Will furnish four times as much hog food
as an acre of corn.-Chicago Times.
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How TO Xii Wolycs.

The natives of the Arctic regions have
a barbarous but effective, way of deal
ing with the wolves which are a pest
there. Sharp blades are stuck in the ice
and baited. The meat freezec. and in
thawing it out with his tongue he blade
cuts the tongue, ultimately preventing
the beast from licking the snow. and
thirst finally kills the animal. Chicago
Herald.
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rs Chewing 4 Rose,
Real Estate AuctiOncers and Brokers,
10. north Tenth street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
4 OF 4 LOg On LAW ON The SOUTH
LINE OF BROAD NEAR MAYO STREET.
coasi.,..o,,., pun ntho Chaucery Court
"oouii' AN = i''"' OF The ely OF Rich
,-.cLao+ ols ncft-s fmOud-DecreC OF juno
locke 81 "'s' "'''' ., 1855
In OF a decree IN he above
mentioned -uit the unaers gued, thereby ap-
pointed Tor he purpo-", Will eel by auction,
upon the premis. 3. ON
FRIDAY. JUiY %. ISIS.
at g. nm. that PARCEL uF LAND WITH
HE IMPbOVEMEN : THEREON lying
"a bcingiq TIE city - Richmoa", fro ting 81
feet on the south line of Broad street. and
running back on the west line of Wall str ct
3 feet : inches. Also, all the right. title,
and interest Of susanna {. Cooke IN and 10
lO1S Nos 8 and - ~ Mayo's additi II, 10
ether with all the right title and interest I'm
aid lots which PASSED ur der deed of trust
from : G. Cooke 10 p. W. Grubbs, trustee,
dated "a DAY Of De pWhor. lsi2.
Teens: Onc-thiid cash, ha ancc AT slt ana
twcftc months. for negotiable notes, with IN
terest added. and lite To br retained until the
whole pufcha money IS paid ,,
A. En- O.. COLLINS,
special Con mi, siOner.
CHEwsING * BO-E. AucuoHeers.
GOpDI.'- ADMINisTRA or. PLAINTIFF. AGsT.
CoChE TT AIS .uETESDtHTs-l N THE'HAS-
CEnY CrURc or mn CRY pr RICHMOND.
l. Chari,- ". Godlu. cleik Of said court, do
certif, thar th4 i0nt required Of the special
, ommis>ioner rs the rccier in said cause OF
June -. r.. has to"n duIy gwen.
Given under my hand this 18th Cay Of July.
isss. CHAR - W. GODDIN,
7jy2i I'll Cicrk,
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EDICA1IONAL
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I University Oi, : irgiIlia

(Fornd,d by THOMAS JTFFEPsoNJ
Session OF niue months begins October LIST,
ISIS. hcrcarc nlnctcCH school giving lnstruc-
9 ion I'm ITERATUrE. SCIENCE, AGRICULTURE,
tNGISt ERING. FHAKMAC,. MEpfCI and
Law. Departments aIi thoroughly cqUi ped
d., eaton clcNat, Il aud heulthiuL For cata-
lOguc Apply to WILLIAM VI. THOkNTON,
hrrman OF Faculty.
=. o.. Tnivcr-i %; y rsinI. Va.
AcadCmCal tudcuts from Virginia, pay no
tuition jyll-u
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Whatever we get in this world Ye not
only have got TO ask foA bat TO insist
upon; giving away things is not human
weakness Uncle Esek.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, Va, July %.
or.rn,>-ca prpoorrn tn arCpFTARY


Wheat-6,O9. bushels
Corn i So bushels
Oats i Ol2 bushels.
Meal.-2, bushels.
Pes 10 bushels
Mil Oaal.-l4 tons.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat.-White. loo bushels good at Soc.
Lonsberry. 80 bushels prime at D'.; 100
bushels veev good at SIC. "a bushels good
az s5c. Mixed. 40 bushels very good at SEC;
l-o bushels good at SIC, ,25s good at SIC.
/ 900 bushels fair at sc: 322 bushe lar AT
SOC. 80 bushels common at 75c. Shoriberry
$50 bushels very good al Sic; 10 bushels
good at s3c 4l2 bushels good at Sc; n
bushels fair at 7sc. Total sales Of wheat,
ZIP bushels
Corn White. A. bushels very good at &c.
Mixed 80 bushels very good at 63c.
Meal -24 bushels country ,bolted %; pr
vate terms.
COTTON EEP0ki
Market quiet.
quotations -Midline, l0c.i low mlddlng'
9sc.: good ordinary. see.
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A human subject without collar bones
has been met with in a st. Louis dissect-
ing room.
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RAILROAD Rorus.
Richmond stock Market.

RcrortcI by John l.. Williams Son
bankers an brokers. I'LL Main street.
RIcHMoND Va, July %
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RAILROAD ToEns.

Sloss I and :. Co. bonds. "a ~
r.. IS. P'tW. II. terminal trust 90,
bonds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - ""
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COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
< OF 4 LOT On LAND ON The SOUTH
LINE OF BROAD NEAR MAYO STREET.
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Fire. Works Display
October 9Th, 1888.

MOL Brilliant magical illumination Of ben
"a. lights v ia ,alltes.
No, Grand device Virginia Exposition. "
decorated with an arch OF bayonet nre and
mlt.all.lel,e OF co.Ored metcOfs.
SOB. Aer4. display Of bombsheils. expiod
ing AZ a hel-lt ot ,o0 feet and showing stars
VI various n4e, and figures. golden cloud. sill
fer--nower. and willow trees, bred with copper
mortars
Noi Palmetto grove exhibiting blossoms
W golden towers.
Noj. Aerial display OF improved exhibition
sNy rJo.e-' exploding 40 an altitude Of 90
iret and display lag new aud novel features.
.-niAronasel ana leay dragons.
No5 Mosaic r,sette. opens with large cen
ire III emc a1onei shields. changing 20 a figure
" Chimes dyer and ,aXons. Illuminated with
red. green aud purple pr.sms. anu changing 70
= checkerei glory nArooned.
n 3. Fight Of Astero.i rockets. exploding
az an altitude OF tD feet. changing their
c0l0rs many times during their - latiols IN
the ar.
No :. Grand eilocha wheel. commencing
with a scint.lllting centre ana changing % two
large wheels revolving .n opposite dlrectlOrs
displaying golden streams of tire aud tinted
borders representing huge passion flower.
NJ o. Aerial display Oi bomb shells al az al
tltuie Ot ~ feet. showing twinkIng stars,
comets s,rpenis 4ne aer.a. hariequins.
~ lJ The magic tree. dispensing blossoms
o., rub.es. emeraids aat pearls. with all the
latest decorations and coior- Ia pyrotechny
and Gorgeous design, and is justly called the
magic tree, az is represented IL the fairy lc-
geni II Aladdin
No II. Grand battery display. dlseharging
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CoIored Peoples Day.

The 5lst day OF October the committee has
seize, ted for "A grand denomination aGi parable
o., the State and visiting militia. trade organ
lzat.on- and civic societies. Inls lay the PEG
pie Oi our race Will have special access ~ the
Exposition. Eminent men OF our race Will
deliver addresses on educational aud economic
subjects. In the evening grand vocal con
cert viii be given oy choir or or best must
cal talent. In Music Hall. Duty a. self. the
race and the state requires every mar 10 put
forth lis best efforts b make this great enter
prize a grand success.
For further Information address Joseph T..
wilson. secretary, 10 west Broad street., Rich
mOnd. Va.
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second Day, October 9Th.

Oae faIf mile. novice. virginia DIS ln T.
So We TWO '''@.'' ''''''"' '''
0r naA racing machine.
Or. fn.Ue f.l.lni iun. amateur. open.
tfl rr.le- tal-ei ufsD.
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49,, .ro,cors
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LEMON III\1R.
its Wonderful Eject on the Liver. stom-

Ifs Wonderful Facet on the Liver. stom-
nch' Bowels. Kidneys and blood
"A prepared BY Dr. II. Mozley Atlanta.
Ga. a pleasant lemon drink that posi-
lively cures all Biiliousncss. Cousiin alton.
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache.
Malaria, Kidney Disease, Dizziness.
Colds, Loss OF Appetite. Fcyers. Chills.
Blo'ches. Pimp'es, al Impurities Of the
Blood. Pain in the Back. Pslpitalion Of
The Heart and all other dise' Sc caused by
disordered liver, stomach and kidneys
'he FIRST great cause az al. fatal diseases.
Fifty cents and ) per bottle Sold hy
ttuggists generally Prepared by II.
Motley VI. ID, Atlanta. Ga.
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inlc.

No -. A gigantic cascade o. arc. represent
ing the Fails of Niagara oi 900 square feet
oi golden fire. with grand bollct OF kcts
and flight Of monster shells. producing mil
lions OF star, OF various huos and c0iors. In
connection with the representation Of the
falls. hy DEVICE rcc"nii, introduced. the roar-
ing of the sublime cataract can be- perccpt.bly
heard and will be- - most magnificent ana,e
% this grand display
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ffisr RACE RUNNING.
Purse S-j. 0f which se5 % The second No
horse lnier four years DID, cor thar has ever
started many n1t q lcntcman's race allowed
o. start. One m.e. Four 20 enter. three 70
start
SECOND RACE -rROrrING.
Four-mnute class. premium $40 First
horse S'1 second horse SIS. third horse SIS.
One mile. Best two IN three Four 70 en-
Ter. three % start.
THIiD RAcT- RUNNING.
Purse. sl@i o. watch So 10 second. Open 20
a.l horse, entered by their owners. weights
forage. ole m.r. Four Co enter. three 70
start.
forF-u PACE rROrrfNG.
Free ol.. =. nl.m $50 FIRST horse S.
seoo1i norse si0 fnlri horse $s5.
one m.e. Best tn9nthre. Toartocnter.
tlree Ia START.
Nile riDe.-plr'e. i-1 One mile. open.
Ownership unrestricted Fouf 90 start
An enhance f.c of per cent w.i. boz re-
l..r'i on Aee. Entrie- ma,thr ma g. at
'hIs o.'.e. ol or before thc 18Th dag 0f Ocfo-
Deer. Tae r.esu Doe governed hg the same
rl'es ili r..r.at .rs a- govern tine regular
running ari .totrnr races OF thls society a.
al iNHg .1 fne programme. For further n-
t9rnl...a.a.ia.. AR. vr>AsLf.JR.
Secretary
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RICHMOND. Va, June 9. i,,.

The manager, OF the Virginia Arr.c4u1.
Mechanical and Tobacco Exposition. having
allotted to the ol.lrei people sufficient space
JOB the Exposition ba.d.ng in which 10 exhibit
their produtfs. we. the undersigned commit
tee. urge upon them the importance OF placing
their product, 0n exhibition 90 This giea- CA
position in connection with our white country
men.
We believe that d distinct collective exhibit
OF Che products and meehin.-ms o. our PEG.
pie viii afford better opportunity D. the
world % observe the progress made by them
.n the twenty i've years of freedom thal any
other course We could adopt. The adyince4
men;- and CO upiishments Of our race 10 the
various trades. professions ana industrial. plr-
suit, are not only evidences of the growing
-hcrality Of the Government IN general ed--
cation. but ALEC the capacity ~ the Face %
contribute 90 the material wealth aud c0l,e-
4uenf growth Of our State. Therefore We la.
-pon .eol0r-d farmers mechanics. artisans.
frade-men. manufacturers AMI producers Of
a.. Kinl- ~ goods. wares ami products o. pace
them on exhibition.
Space j. given free o.; charge railroad rates
and steamboat frelgAts are reduced On articles
intended TOT exhibition.
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TALrcI,H, Ga, July 10 1887 DIR. II:
Motley Dear ~i'. am a great believer
ia your Lemon Elixir. and | use Il IN my
family al the tine. We never use any
hing else, from the fact that It does more
good than al other medicines combined
for the diseases you recommend Il for.
Truly yours,
WILLIAM BERRY,
Agen. X x d X. r.
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COlOred Department..

Tbs department. b, DO charge of the above
named .omm.if'c. They haze issued cine ,0.-
lowing circular to the D0.0rci fc0p.eot llr
rua. lf U.s. expected from pres l- Indications
fAat their EXHIBIT boo This department n..i boz Il
most interesting one.
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" H. BARNES. p. a. ianss, iswsw
NIRGINIA-IN THF CLERKS OF.

VIRGINIA IN THF CLERKS Of
FIcE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
the County Of Ne~ Kent, the 9Th day OF Au-
gust, is, In vacation.
H0'ka'ay, Per rep.
AGAINST
i. Is. JOnc. per rep, ~ as.
The object Of fl suit B. o cause X. l.. Hen
ley, admins rai0. Of Is. -. Jones. 10 settle b.--
fore one OF the Comm ss0ncrs ~ this Court
an account OF the transactions OF g. -. Jones,
As the guardian ~ John T. Hocks.iy. de
ceased. And AFFIDAVIT lavng been maize and
riei thar one OF the utien lhlt~. vernon \.
Jones Is a nOD- resident ~ this state. II IL or
tered that he appear here within fifteen days
after due publication ~ this DiIcr. and do
what b necessary 10 protect bis interest ia
this -Ilf
Copy -Tes-e:
!. y. HARRIS. Clerk.
VI. IA. BARNES. 2. a.. 5au-o la~f
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Special Premium.


Tae Columbus .-y Company .f d.. a-
special premium i'. '-eNlt .'iat
'D n
'.-
'''- "f .'.
i''' '-'' W..
''-1 ''''i' D ~" ''..'''o IS
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No-. lnicr-a Gloss. prom n SOD
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SD ]. Two forty class. rrem .m. spI I..st
horse go second hl,-e sii tn.fl l1l.e svI
fourth horse $40.
So. Two f..tT .a,s. rren.lr. si' f..-f
HNf-' s'. ODD l1i-e sl'. -.l H..-e 60
~ 3. Two tNcnii class prem I'D. 50
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-06

W \ james. Bell Station, Ala.
writes have suffered greatly from in
digestion or dyspepsia. one bottle Of
DR.. II. Mozley's Lemon Elixir did me
more good than oil other medicine have
ever taken