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,econd-class creditors are to share rate
ably
Enos Richardson a Co, sl9s 10; }. /.
Scott A Co, 1896 - Waterbury Clock
Co $50 90; Henry May $ls29i; We're
den Britannia Co., $2i93 &c l.. II. keller% d
Co $l20 20, Samuel Eichburg. S26IOj
David + Conoyer * Co, S372 70 A.
BERNARD & Co, STAG 81 Henry L Open
hcimcr, 1926 90; W L. Pollock * Co.
513l 30. Heinrich & Graves, Si36.75
and twelve creditors for small amounts
Assets. - 900
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THE DAILY TIMES ALMANAC.
PRICE, TWO CENTS


MCCARTHY Died. on the 22l Instant at the
residence OF Mrs William VI. NcCnrfy, 40. l0i
Fast Main street. in IN, G5th year uf his age Dr.
James B McCarty. son 0f Hon. William VI.
McCarty and Emu, K Mason ot Fairfax
county, Va.
The funeral will take place from Grace
Episcopal church ~ pm today Tuesday.
DAVGS.-Died. on April 2ld. az 6.3l pm. OF
paralysis, John \. Davis ot New Kent county.
ATGUSTlNE NE.-nicd. al u a.m.. April 23d.
isss. at the residence ot her father. James \.
Augusti0e. 900 IA Leigh ~ur'f Grlcio :.
Augustine. aged SIX year, tn ..f months. -
EMMONS- Died af thp residence II her
son-in-law. NJ p.m., sunday. April p. lSss.
age.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-24
Democrntic Nominee, In Conference.

There was meeting Of the recently
elected Democratic nominees for munich
pal offices, both general officers and
Councilmcn, held in the City Circuit
Courtroom yesterday evening nj o O clock.
Captain Tazewell Elicit, chairman
of the Civ Democratic Committee, pre-
sided, and Mr. G. II. Tenser acted as
secretary.
The nominees were in session for
nearly half an hour, and adopted reso-
luton to the effect that they would not
commit themselves TO the appointment
or election o. any person TO I'LL a posi-
lion within their gift, whether as City
Hall officers or appointees OF the City
Council They then adjourned.
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THE EARTHfs TnEMOkS.


Immense Loss of life Caused by the Quake
In China.
san FRANCISCO. April 23-The details
Of the late earthquake in Yunan are
brought by The steamer CITY of New
YORK, which arrived Yesterday from
China The following has been reported
to the Governor Of Iunan 10y the project
of Linan with Chi llien- OF Snip Ping
and Klein SAui From the second day -
the twelfth month of the last year til tho
third day 0t This year there were over ten
-hOck. ot earthquake, accompanied with
noise like thunder Iamend in the
cities of SHIP Ping and Kicn Shut were
either knocked down or split right down,
aud ten temples likewise
In Ship Ping eight or ninetcnths OF the
houses i'm the South are falling down
aud half of those in the East, in the north
west - thousand being cracked or bent
out OF perpendicular, POO people, men
and women, old and young, being crushed
To- death wounded and injured, over
300 At Tung Hang over 500 men were
crushed 10 death and about 700 or 500
wounded. Al Nan Hang there are over
2OO dead and over 400 injured At 81
Hang there are over POO dead and over
800 injured. About 100 were killed and
the same number injured al Peh Hang
The four places last named are suburbsl
In the town and suburbs over 1000
people are either killed or wounded,
eight or Hinetenths of The houses fallen
down, and the rest cracked and leaning
over.
Ia the northwest suburb 300 or 400
houses were overturned, 339 people kill
cl md 80 on lGD wounded.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-24

| have been giving my children Dr. DA-
vID's CouGH SYRUP, and |. acts so well
that if you do not object | will always
give it in coughs, colds, and bronchial
and lung troubles
Object Why, certainly not, know
ing as | do the ingredients OF tie ex-
celent Cough Syrup. always recon-
mend it to my patients and find il
cures every time, but see that you get
the genuine DR.. Dayids Cough Syrup.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-04-24

Own sudden Death
Special to the Times.l
LEXIGToN, Va, April 23-Thc Repub.
lican Convention met I'm the grand jury
room AZ the Courthouse here to day, and
was called To order by County Chairman
!. Lucian Hamilton The meeting was
addrcssed by James A. Frazier. and dele
gates TO the Petersburg Convention were
chosen At the beginning OF the meet
ing the doors were closed and admittauce
was refused 10 newspaper men,and Demo
Gratis. Soon the old Nahonites began 10
get disgusted with the shape that matters
were iaking and the meeting became
very noisy The anti MahOnites took
charge of the convention, and the dele
gates chosen by the Frazier patty were
nil MahonteS.
THE MAHONITES Bolt.
The Malone party became so dissatis-
ted that they bolted the convention aud
left the room, and called convention i'm
the courtroom, which was called To order
by = >. Agncr. with r. \. Campbell as
secretary. Addresses were made against
the manner in which the county cOnycn-
ton had been conducted, and resolutions
were adopted den0lncing the action OF
/ the anti Malone ring The members OF
/ the convention became very enthusiastic.
the greatest harmony prevailing Dele
gates were elected 10 the Petersburg Con
yentiou with instructions 10 support the
nominee of tine convention, and 10
nominate delegates 10 the Chicago Con.
ycntiOn.
now THE SPLIT WILL AFFECT TIE PARTY
4 great deal of outside talk makes it
very hard 10 gather anything reliable rs
to the action of the Frazier ring The
/ split viii do great deal of damage 20
the party i'm this county, as the two fac
lious are equally divided A biz fight
will be msde not tO allow the Malone
delegation to be seated ai Petersburg
Lexington will take vote on
LOCAL OPTION
tomorrow But parties are hard at work
today preparing for the hnal struggle.
and whisky is flowing rs freely ~ water
IL has been long lime since there la,
been a disorderly a set on the streets rs
there Is tonight.
SUDDEN DEATH OF An OLD CITIZEN.
Mr Rutherford Figgatt. an lld and
highly respected citizen of this pl ce, and
for many years justice of the peace,
while sitting with bis family this morn
ing, suddenly dropped from his chair to
the floor dead lie had been complaining
for some time, but his death was unex-
pected The cause Of hi, death was sup.
posed to be- appoplexy Ills funeral will
take place from the Methodist church to-
morrow
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MERCHANTS RESTAURANT
~ lil6 Main street. next 70 Dispatch Ofbc'
Q. EYENsEN. Prupr.otnr.

Meals al all hours, hof ten cent lunch daily
from ham. to pun Rar stO, Sci with tho
following brands Ot wnisNes Andofs0ns Net
sons. sour Mash. Guckrnht 'wsr's. and Buck
inglhm's. Finest brands 81 Foreign and Do
nestle Cigars. The celebrated special Cigars.
The nncst BE-. cigars on the market my a-Im.
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ROCI<BRIDGE REPUBLICANS

Have a stormy Time in Their ConNen-
tlon at LeXlngtOu-The Mahoneite- Bolt
aud start n Unit Convention OF ThelI
Own sudden Death.
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sALooNs AND RESTAURANTS.
French 1tp~tGiIi'ant

or THE EUROPEAN or AMERICAN
PLAN.
Private Dining Room tD, t.1ie~ amt Cen
men. Every thing strictly nr-t.ciiss. Try oar
5c. Dinners. Private supper, d speciality.
tIH53W
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CHARLEs HEUSER.
RESTAURANT, BAR. R.ANDBILLIARD
ROOM.
i3Ii MAIN STREET.

Philadelphia and New Yo-k Dcer, Ale, and
Porter on drdusht. Gib-ou's XXXA spe-
cialty. no8-tf
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.r-,,.N NAY 7rr

trau tle B1ari of Al
nr f.ra joint session m
3d.. ..n. for thc purpo-e OF
I.H. Commissioner a- sue
George A Aiu,lic rc
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23
c. A. r.

The National encampment will convene
in the city of Columbus. Ohio. on the Eth
day of September. The grand parade
will take place on the nth day of Sep
TENDER. This encampment will assemble
in the centre of the territory which fur
nished the great body of the Unian sol
dierv, and it is believed that it will be the
largest encampment ever held under the
auspices of the grand army of the repub-
lie. and comrades will have better op-
portunity to meet their comrades of yore
than they ever had before. Ii is expec-
ted that the Iates will be very low. not
to exceed one cent per mile. making the
rate from Missouri river points about Sl3
90 for the round trip. and these tickets it
is understood will be good for 80 days,
enabling comrades to visit their friends
and their old homes of bOyhood days.
The State reunion will be held in To
peka the first week in Octo Der, and every
arrangement necessary has been made
looking to the hospitable reception and
entertainment of comrades during the
reunion.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23
American Skipping Ropes.

skipping ropes were formerly inn
ported fron France" said dealer TO
a reporter. but now they are nearly
all of domestic manufac .ure. Canada
turns ont a limited number. ow-
ing to the fact that jlte is cheaper
there; but. on the other hand. the
wooden handles can be produced
in this country at a consider
ably less cost than they are
able to make them across the line.
Diff rent houses have started in 10
manufacture them in this city at va
rious times. but il was considerable
effort to get their hands broken into
their work. and at the end of the
season they generally found that they
could have bought the ropes rs cheap
as thew were able TO make them. They
are sol all over the country, aud
range in price from twenty cents 10
$1.75 apiece."-N. Y Mail and E1-
press.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23
Notice Of Special Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that there will
be a special meeting of the stockholders
of the Thomas County Live Stock and Ag-
ricultural Association at the Court house
in the Court House in Colby on the eth
day of August, 1888. at o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of amending section four
a. of article fifteenQ5) of the Bylaws
of said association. and for the transac
ton of such other business as may prop
erly come before it.
By order of the Committee.
j. w. IRWIN Secy.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23
Harvest Excursions to Kansas.

The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Ry.
will run excursions to all Joints on its
lines in Kansas and Nebraska from Kan
sas City and st. Joseph on August q.
September II and % October 9 and %
These tickets are good for 30 days from
the respective dates. Stop-overs above l
at any point. and rate one fare for the
round trip.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23
COST !!

Our room for jewelry being limited.
we have concluded t. sell at STRICTLY
PRIME COST for 30 days our elegant
line of jewelry. clocks. watches. table
ware. etc. Our object is to make room
for large new stock.
Call early and see how low jewelry can
be sold In POstoffice building
PALACE DRUG STORE.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23
GENERAL.

y
big washing The other d y. cooked
dinner and whipped n child. and then
fell dead fro" tvar-rxertion.
George ID Wis. = lored man OF
Chicago. will allow u barrel Of -four to
fall on his heal and shoulders from q
distance of three feel for two dollars
drop.
-Kansas has 9. nnine phi'an-
thropist. Stephen r cliar.ison. OF Har-
vey County. has painted three mics OF
peach trees in the public highway for
the benefit OF travellers.
Electric r fles ar. the latest In
stead of the orinary pcrc'i sion firing
device dry chloride of silver battery
and primary coil will. so it was
lately Stated before the American in-
sttute, fire the riff thir,y-five thou
sand times without recharglng.
"A Maine newspaper says the price
of lumber in New York regulates the
price of s:umpage in Maine. If spruce
is worth Sl5 a thousand. the Maine
man figures this way: Lumber S15 in
New York: freight and insurance. s.
Thousands: rafting and milling. 81;
cutting and hauling. 81. This leaves
s. and that would be the price OF
stumpage. If lumber is worth SIG.
stumping is IS in Maine.
The white wild goose of the Pacific
slope is remarkable bird An edit
or of riverside PAPER says that lie
once killed one. 1t took four bullets
from 44-caliber Sharp's rifle to bring
the bird down ut range of seventy
five yards. E,ch cartridge contains
ninety two grains of powder All
the bullets passed through the heart
of the goose and lodged in the skin on
the opposite side from where they
went in. An attempt was made to
boil This bird. Strange to say. the
bullets were cooked 10 jelly before
any impression was made ON the
! goose.
Mass. thinks that he can make an in
teresting book by writing al account
of his journey across the continent.
On June l. 1882. being then sixty-twO
years old, he started fer Webster.
from Eureka City. Ca. wi h horse.
wagon load of provisions. and a
COW. In his ,urney of three thousand
miles he took his time, stopping
wherever the grandeur of the r 'ckies
or the beauties of he scenery attract.
ed. sometimes staying for ten days in
one camp. Two years later. on June
| IA 1884 he reached his n w E gland
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23
REAL ESTATE.

For city lots and residence property in
the CITY of Colby. Kansas, enquire OF }.
=. Bayha. lwk
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23

The Passenger Department OF the Union
Pacific, "The Overland Route. has issued a
neat little pamphlet. pocket ze.entltled M
tinnal Platform Book. containing the Demo-
cratic, Republican and Prohibition Platforms,
together with the addresses of acceptance oil
Grover Cleveland. Benjamin Harrison and
Clinton b. Fisk: also tabulated tables show
ing the plurality vote. the electoral vote and
an analysis of the vote cast for Cleveland ana
blaine in 1884 This book is just what is need
ed ar this time and should he in the hands OF
every voter Ii plainly sets forth what each
party has te offer and every reader can draw
his own .omnarisons Sent to any address on
appIication Address. J. s. TEBBErS.
General Passenger Agent,
Union Pacific Railway.
Omaha Nebr.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23
Judged by HIS Clothes.

Judge-The witness swears you
stole his coat, and have it OH. must.
therefore. find you gully.
Tramp-Oi. well. your, honor. il
you re going 10 judge a man by the
clothes he wears s'pnse I'll have to
give in. -Detr0t Free Press.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23

A halo of glory surrounds our oiu
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-08-23

.,ver nuuurOu aODs %
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1888-12-12

great pleasure. Ut Mas Eas-
stred almost RON, The first.
'NsBs obs, 4. !; IS
The Presidents Mes
it sag
1s,sif Sifatassi 4 fsE sr fllfEFss Y
IIN Sssi sgs.u Z ~ SssaI, aa Esl 7
At ceppreh ehsnliys, Ablsand Pointed
| ynE pecnmepts li,gis1 W
The Gbngiss, 0fstheI United
50 Il ylsa Etist8s ~ 1fl II e
IJt s1igySg 4, Y ltyFts II M iissfi4 ;
Il Aksg0u assemble flor | the
discharge of the duties you
have assumed as the repre-
'senta tiyes jfia free and gen
Ies!!rsoys people, Your meeting
js marked BY an interesting
cand impressive incident. lIs
Ehftheiexpirationi of the
present. session Z Congress
the first century ofour Con
strut tional existence as d mo-
ton willbe completed. Our
survival for I nebahundfpd
Observation-Disclosures as-
siirsgug TINT we 10 longer
have ll9a dangers to fear IN the
maintaillance, with salldlits
,pnpmisellb llblessings, Of d gov-
ianfne,it if0nndAd upon the
freedom of the people. The
! tine 1. \ rat q ther I'D olishes us
to sob yiiinquHe wllether'in
the past13w We have always
closely keptin thelcourse Of
safety,and whether We have
before iis d way plain and
clear which ,leads to happi-
ness and perpeMitT. When
theexpefiinsnt Of our gov
ernment was tindertake en-,
the chart adopted for our
guidance was the Constitn-
ton Departure from the
lines there laid down Is .fail-
.ule. It issonly by a strict
adherence to the direction
they indicate and BY re-
amt within tlleimitations
they AK thatgYe can furnish
nYpo to thesworld ofstha fit-
ness bf the AInefican people
fOr'ii saf.go yefnmsut. The
equal and exact justice IF
which we boast as tue Under
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1888-12-12

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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1888-12-12

] ! ]. FL
WEIlNESDl "a DEC CT, n
|Elt1 as patriotic Citizens to IN
! 'Y,iirs, at The present stage ts..f
our progress, howsthe bond
|M government made with
the; people has been kept and
|periprmed Instead 81 huk,
|iting the tribute drawn from
our citizens tU the necessi-I
ties Of it's economical admin
|istration the government
y " q Y - ~ I'll
sfsists in exacting from the
sub bstancc of the people lnill-l
|lQus which unapplisd and
useless Nf dormant in its
treasury. This Aagranp in
Flustice and this breach Of
Efalth anq obligation add to
EEeKtortlon the danger attend,
Ing the diversion OF the cur
brency Of the country from
the legitimate channelsI Of
business; l,ll NIF nderl the same
laws byi which these results
|ElFaare are produced the government
permits "a z. many millions more
20 be added TO- the cost OF
tn. the living lof our people and
t0 be taken from our consul
mers which unrpaso sonably
swell the profits aof a small
PVT powerful mlnnrity.q5ir
The people must still be
taxed for the support Of the
government, under the op-
GRAFTON OF tariff laws But
to the extent that the mass
Iof onr citizens areinordinate-
y burllened beyond any use
hl public purposes, and for
tine benefit Of a favored few,
the government, under the
pretext OF an exercise Of its
taxing power, enters gratu-
itonsly into partnership with
tnese favor1tes ITO their ad-
vantage and to the injury OF
avast majority OF our peo-
ph, his is not.equality be-
lore the law. Ihe existing
| N ~ l.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1888-12-12
Il Goffey 8 Bro.
! We J KEEP ! in sfock Al fsls.

kept in Boonc ,qsuch an follows:
Compound SyrupofHypophos
phites, Silnnloil's 's Liver Regula-
tor, Warmers Safe Liver and
KIDNEY Cure, Kephaline, Jack
sons Magic Balsan, DR.. James
Medicines, Browns Iron Bitters,
Dr. G. G. Roc's Liver, Rheumatic
and Neuralgia Cure and various
other medicines too numerous to
mention. fsCli9Blfsstsstg
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
improvements made.

William NJ. Kennard has recently
betn making marked Improvements TO
nis store, No. 623 Market street A
AZ foot addition has been added to the
STORE, giving II q total length OF III
feet, the entire space between Market
and shipley stIests. The addition is
vol lighted and Mr.. Konnard lie justi.
lied In claiming the best lighted store
on Market street. The new part 10 de-
voted to the tGle OF "dom mestlcs," cotton
drees goods and underwear. Theee
Eers formerly in tho basement OF the
building Tue rear addition is com
pletcd and the work on the other pAri
Is being pushed AZ rapidly ss postible
Against the south wall new and
handsome stairway viii ba erected by
Contractor Carton X. Jefferis. This
will lead 10 ths cloak room on the
second tigof, which will be enlarged 70
twice iis preet sine and in the spring
viii bs stocked with dou ole stock OF
cloats and coats The basement will
hereafter ba use for tho sale of blan.
ksts, comfortablGs aud spreads These
Improvements, whIoh were commenced
about January 8, win give Mr.. Ken.
lsrd about twios the store room he en-
ioyed before. They will be entirsly
completed in tsu days or two weeks.