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THINK FOR YOURSELF.
Why Every Young Man Should Develop o
Mind of His Own,

NINA Ol His own.
A man without mind of his own is
the most helpless and shifless of social
beings His BRAIN is mere rccepta.
Gle for shreds and patches of opinion
picked up in the streets, and the same
iniirmity which leads him to look to
every body save himself for guidance.
renders him incapable of selecting e
| from the multifariels counsel lie re.
ceivcs that which is best adapted to
his cxigencies. Nay. in hi, weak be-
wilderment he fails to make any Sc.
lecions at all, and while he wavers
and hesilates. the golden opportunity
for decisive action slips by,
and leaves him tloundering in a
predicament from which one manly
stride in almost any direction
would extricate him. But let tho
weak of purpose take heart. This
unfortunate propensity to vacillate
may be overcome. Habits of self-de.
pendence may be acquired. Cowards
BY nature have reasoned themselves.
ere now. into phiIosphic indilfer-
ence to danger and even the change.
able man. whose mind has in n meas
urc lost its identity, and is ccustomcd
to take. for the time being. the hue Of
every mind with which it comes in
contact, may learn to resolve and cx-
ecute on his own responsibility. 1t
must not be supposed that we would
dissuade any one from asking advice
of the wise and experienced, ar from
following it in preference to his inn
pulses. The very fact OF mln seek
ing counsel in the right quarter and
promptly adopting it, is evidence that
he has mind of his own. that his
Judgment is sound, that his reason is
stronger than his vanity. 1t is not
with those who brace themselves
against a rock in time of difficulty
that we would demonstrate. but with
the leancrs ON reeds. the catchers at
straws. the eharllcss, who are pulled
hi,her and thither by every lille breeze.
OF all impehimens TO success, insta-
bility is the most fatal. Every young
man, on entering the business world,
should form for himself. or alopt ut
the suggestion of competent sdvi>ors,
u plan of lif, based upon SQUAD mora.
ity, and shaped so as to accord with
the bent and scope Of his mental ca
pacity. Hi, course chal'sed out. le!
him take courage. and with siom
heart amid all dangers, pure con.
science amid all temptations. and a
clear head amid all pcrplcx;lies, pash
forward with hope and confidence. -
(Enq Factory Times.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

Some years ago a man called on a
prominent Chicago lawyer, tendcrol
him retainer, and then made start
ling confession of crime. The lawyer
let him tell his story and then handed
him back the fee. "You don't want a
lawyer remarked the attorney. "you
want steam engine" The man took
the hint and left town on the frs,
train. - Chicago Times.
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FULL or FUN.

There is q post.office In virginia
called Blacks and Whites"
The great aux is an extinct bird.
undoubtedly Its great auk.wardness
proved fatal
Cats are the poets Of the lower
animals. They alone cultivate the
mews.-Pts'burgh Chronicle.
The hotel clerk. who confdinely
accommodates a stranger. is apt to
lind. to his grief, that he has cashed a
mans cheek, instead Of his check
Puck.
-Waiter-''Have some Saratoga
chips. sah?" ..Nawl !
won't have no Saratogar chips. Fetch
me Michigan saw-log and tooth.
pick. Critic.
Mistress (at breakfasD Bridget
told you to always bake the pota.
toes, not fry them" Bridget-"Yis.
mum; but it's not mesilf that can ate
baked potatys sivin mornins in the
wake. IN Y Sun.
"A little girl was eating green corn
by gnawing it from the cob. when her
teeth got entangled with corn.silk.
oh. dear'' she said. impatiently II
wish when they get the corn made
they would pull out the basting-
threads"
IL see." observed M. Snaggs,
that some eminent men think the
Garden of Eden was located in the Mis-.
sissippi valley" THAT may be true"
replied Mrs. Snaggs. for the ark rest.
ed in the Southern States" lit didp"
'Yes. Noah came out of the Arksn.
saw land. you know" "-Ptttsburgh
Chronicle.
-Tcachcr-"Now, children. here we
have the word rntuition;' who can
tell me what it means?' Phenome.
nally Bright Scholar. Intuition is tha,
faculty of the human mind wh;ch en-
abes a person to distinguish. at
glance. patent medicine advertise.
ment from real news article. -
Judge
Mrs. De Trot (who has just built
new house)-'Our decorator told nc
onght to have q globule for the liz
brary." Dealer-"Globc, you mean,
madam. Here's tinc one" Mrs. De
Irot-'Yes, but l want ~ square one
to tit in particular corner near the
Fireplace. .'-7td-BUs.
--H'-"And so you are really at.
tending a cooking school. Miss Clara?'
She (brightly) Yes. and it is such
fun.' He-'.l suppose YOU can make
aice bread alroady?' she-"No. !
have nothing to do with making bread;
but can make lovely angel cake.
am only taking the classical course"
~ T. Snn.
-Employer- James, what has be
come of Young Jiggsby who used to be
with us? James-"He has gone
We ST. E nployer-"smart young
man that Jiggsby He'll get along a,
any tang he undertakes. James
Yes sir; he's bound to rise in his
present business" Enployer-"W "What
is he in nowp' james" Hes clerk.
ing in a powder-mill."
S ranger 60 fcllow-passeng,r)-I
From the West sir9' Passenger
Yes, Oshkosh Stranger-'Fm M
from Kalamazoo mysclf' Passenger
That's so! Kalamazoo is a funny
name for a town" Stranger-''Yes,
! $ Iuse IL does sound funny to man
from Oshkosh, nut we Kalamazoo peo.
pie are used TO it. t.''--Lite.
Henry. you were talking in your
Sleep said Mrs. Jones to her hus.
band. "What did talk abou,p' in.
quired Jones, anxiously. "You spoke
of 'raking in the chips.'' " "Ah, yes"
said Jones with relieved look.
''Early associations my dear
dreamed ! was n boy again. ! was
always the one to rake in the chips
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Fortune Was Unkind.

'Confound this state Of thingsr OK.
claimed the Discarded Cigar Stump. as
1t nestled closer to the curbstone.
why. what's the matter nowp"
asked the OK. Chew.
Matter enough I'll be found and
mado over into a cigarette.
Yes" rcjoined the other. Fortune
10 unkind; but not to you alone !.
too. will share tho same fate. "-PAiitI
diipAia Call
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PICTURES COPIED!
DuHTli II ESs lRr n A lTAs CK a vNyQ

to the one cent to us for . SO dozen. IlfesiHe
CrayJns. Di2% inches elegantly finished from picture
for tp0O and shipped G, o, u, subject To approval
No asents employed. Avoid trouble and save money
by dealing direct Y 'th the house Best references
checrfulIy furnished. Correspondence solicited
from persona desiring work in our line. JOIN d.
LEMER, Photograph 1918 N. 3rd St., Harrisburg, Pa
ACAAMl rms PAplR s,sy yea sIt.s.
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An English school.boy was sudden
ly and sternly asked by an examiner:
"Who signed Magma Charta?" and
though he knew very well that he per-
sonally was guiltless, he couldn't help
trembling at being suspected Of any
thing which could be spoken of in
such tone, and at once renounced
the act with alarm and Indignation;
"Please, sir, ! didn't" adding. to
make sure of safety, "and if did I'll
never do it again. "Why, you stupid
fellow" said the master, nobody
said there was any harm in it. On the
contrary, it was very proper thing
to do "Pleasc, SIR" called out an
other boy, "it was me, sir. ! done it
my self, sir.''
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

TIE Best Disinfectant remedy for slsir
irrltations is Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Hills Hair and Whlsker Dye, 5Oc.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

A DuBLiN man--Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
-BOSt0H Gazette.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

FREE. A S-foot French Glass, Oval
Front, Nickle or Cherry Cigar Case, MER-
CHANTS ONLY. R.W .TANsILL & Co, Chicago
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

The editor Of the harold (Aich Rrsid
has been sinned against and threatens as
follows: I'VE know who has been milking
our COW Of late, and il the ofYenss is re-
peated names will be printed, let the chips
TALL where they may"
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

IF oticted with Sore Eyes use DR. Isaac
Thompson Eye Water Druggists sell it. 25c
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

THE only thing chronic borrower will
not take is a hint, Philadelphia Cau
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

A Texas railroad clerk having
been annoyed beyond endurance by
inquiries as to whether that was "the
right time" placed the following
placard under his clock: This is a
clock; it is running; it is right; set
every morning at ten o'clock; now,
keepyourmo nth shut. '-Aoek.ngLud.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

A STANDING offer" Will you take my scat
madam H.- lid Bits.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

THE most reliable weather report-a clap
Of thunder-Bluli,gton Free Press.
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

An English sparrow in the hand i
not worth two in the bush. An E.i-
glish sparrow is not worth any thm,
anywhere. The same with regard tu
The Grenada gazette., 1888-06-30

A HANGMAS can not be q teetotaler, be.
cause al occasional drop is necessary in his
bUsiness.-zsxas S(h ans
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4 SnsniCiOns Wan.
notlIAIc

There we're half dozen ot Us smoking aud
talking on the yeranda, one evening, whom
q Young man came along with q tank note
il BIS band and asked.
"Cau any Of you gentlemen break a tweu5y
for moE
Il y9o could we didn't care TO, and when he
bad gene the man at theoud Of tie row said;
"rve got plenty Of snail bills, but no
looked iisc "a sharper 10 mc.'
"On tho contrary, be had a very honest
look," observed n Boston man.
"Wcn, thc bill was probably counterfeit"
Come, now. but don't bo so suspicious Of
human nature
"But III bet it wasn't a barEable BILL
Why didn't be 50 to the hotel officer
"Aiy dear sir, should hato to be- susp-
cious Have sou any money to lose"
"Hovr
"Any money which says the bill IS bad"
"Yes-$jG"
Done"
The young man was coming back down
the street and We called to him. lie still
bad the bill in his hlad.
"Let me see it," SAID Boston He scanned
the bill closely for ten seconds and then
handed it back with the remark:
Il sec. Served me right. I'll pay the
bet
Il was busted Canadian bank bill, and
the man on the end and the bearer Of tho
bill were conictlcrates Boston didn't raise
any row over it, but be retired very early
that night. Detroit FREQ Press.
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The Great Atlantic Cable.

Every day brings us fresh proof Of the
great advantages afforded by the Atlantic
cable For instance, New Yorl: daily paper
prints cable dispatch stating that "a new
device is Louis Philippe cravat. like those
our great-grandfathers wore" u the cable
had not heen land we should have been
obliged to worry along nearly two weeks
longer without this vital bit of information.
-N0rristown Herald
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NAfLkspAUs.


DtJHMOND, FREDERICKSBU RG
IL AND POTOMAC RAfLR0AD.-Schsduh he
commencing MAY gfh. io1s>-assssrn stancaru
ti.r...
10 an. caves byrd- street r.arIop daily: stops
only NJ Ashland Junction, Milford.
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper n
washington. Leaves W Washington 70
New York az n:lo an.
ut' AM leaves Byrdsrr station daily, ex-
eept Sunday. Leaves Washington fo'
New York at 4:i0 pm Parior CAT g.
washington.
81 ? n. leaves byri-street yostior daily.
sleeper 10 New York.
1913 am. arrives at Byrd-st.eet station daily.
Sleeper from New York.
rs ON. arrives At Byrd-street station daily
stops at fredericksburg. Milford and
JuLction- Sleeper from washington.
l1s6 pm. arrives at Byrd-street station daii'
except Sunday pailor car frcD
WaShingtcn.
ASHLAND TRAINS,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
40 PEA. accommodation, leaves 5yri-srrss
station arrives at Ashland at pr.
6Jt pm. leaves Elba; arrives sc Ashland d.
$40 pm.
SAT An. accommodation, arrives AZ Byrd
street station lea rs Ashland ~ 80
am.
$50 Do. arrives st Eloa leaves Ashland a.
A. TAYLOR. General Ticket Az sut.
X. I. ID. MYERS. General Superintendent.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHANl
III RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS IN EFFLST
JUNE ii. tSS8
ONLY LINE RUNNING SOLID TRAINS AND
PAIACH sLEHPISG CARS SstwEEs AICA-
MoHD AND LySCHBURa.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.

ARRIVE RICHMOND.
$50 pm.-AAtL daily except sunday.
s.l5 am. ACCOMMODATIONS daily .excops
Sunday.
l. % am.-EXPRtSS daily.
sunday accommodation bet Peeu Richmond
and scJttsville leaves 800 an, arrives ratairn-
IN 1.lj IN.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Chesapeake and Ohio
railway tor the South, West, ana Northwest.
At Lyrchburg with Norfolk and Western
railroad Tor all points South, Southeast, and
Sputhw est, and Virginia Midland railway FOG
al points North and South.
AT Richmond with Associated Railways fox
al points In the South. and Richmond. Frede-
icksourg and Potomac railroad tor the Horth.
At Lexington with Baltimore and ONO rail-
road. making close connections at flarperu
Ferry 90 aud from Plttshurg and tue Weaf
also 20 points North and East.
Sleeping car alta, aed % NIGHT EKPhES5
stops at Lynchburg.
SLEEPING-CA LTNCHBUR0 70 MEM
PHIs, NEW ORLEANS, and LITTLE Rth'k.
Trans marked daily except sunday. daily.
Tickets sold 10 al points. ohces: stt
e 81 Mai treet. lvyU Main street,t
Richmond HI Allegheny depot. Eight 10
Canal streets. -
JOHN X. MACMURDO,
,de5 Gen. Passenger Agent.
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Countrymaa TO the celebrated Hindoo
snake charmer)-I s'pose you know good
q al about snakes, mister
HmdoO Snake Cna1uer-Snakcs, sir, have
been the study Of my eventiul life. know
all about them.
Comtrymau-Thc hull business!
Hindoo Sna.;e Chlnncr Yes, sir.
Countryman-W Well, + wish youd tell a
feiler where the body leaves or an the tail
begins. New York sun
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I'll, Wool, Are Ron of such Men

a BLIZZARD" representative Witnessed a
novel sight IN a country store yesterday
where farmer actually refused g. buy Us
wife o calico dress because he couldn't af
ford tie expense, but before be left tho store
invested half dollar in cigars for himself
Our Judgment upon such man Is that be
should be kicked 70 death BY wooden legged
women or stored TO death in the streets Of
GAIA. oil City Blizzard
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4 Cute Custorler.

Justice-Do YOU know that you are
charged with the theft Of c poor laborer's
dinnerf
Tramp-Hos, sir
J.-And did you Lnou that you violated
tho lawl
T.-No, sir. 1t was case Of necessity,
and necessity knows no law-Boston Bud
get
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Tho Right Ornursl,ip.

Strancor Gn Boston street car, TO agtd cit
izsa,-E.cuse me, my venerable friend, bat
think You haeo dropped yonr spectec.,s.
AGED Citzen-That's something | never
wear, S.T.
Youn. Lady They belong to nc. 7ir l
vas aDoi1t 70 rs. the coadrcto. 70 indy
come to my assis,arce. NOR York World
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Answered.

Have you any data on which to base a
representation of the duration of tho pres.
ent period of excessive caloric in the circum-
ambient atmosphere" asked young woman
with spectacles of man at the Union station
yesterday. "Yes'm," was tho reply. 'the
next train for Boston leaves in half an hour. "
-Pittsbnrg Chronicle Telegraph
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SCsEDULa IN EFFECT JULY4. 1888.

CONNECTIONS
Train No. 50 connects daily except Sunday
az Ne, svilit for Chase City, GAINESVILLE, and
Oxford; connects az Greensboro foe Durham.
Raleigh, Salem, ami Winston. and all points Oh
North Carolina d. vision; at Salisbury for Ash-
VIE, Hot springs AMI all points Ia Western
North Carolina, and at Charlotte for g, @ &
A h. Il.
Train No. 81 connects daily at Greene
bOro' for Salem, Winston, Raleigh. Colds
boro', and Morehead City; vt Salisbury fos
Asheville. Hot Springs. and all points II
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte with
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta railroad for
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, swan
nah, TEomasviIIe, Ga, Jacksonville and other
Florida points; also with Carolina Contra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive at AicA.nond
500 am. and $50 pm.
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Miss Nannygote, of Harlem Visiting in the
country Isn't this con- 5 milk, Auntyi
Aunty-Yes, dear; don't you like ito
Hiss Nannygote, OF Harlem-Ah, yes, ]
lind it very nice for change.-The Epoch
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STEAMSHIPS.
lLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP com
PANY.
FOB NEW YORK

3'e'mers cav Richmond EY 237 70 e.
DAY AID FRIDAY az ON.
Steamers leave New York for htc nTnon3
EVERY WEDNESDAY and sATU RDAf
atop u: arriyinsin Richmond MONDAY and
FRIDAY r1ornings.
Pas . oyer accommodations ID 81 -pa'std.
Cabr TIRE - Se~ York via James river
route iinciucing meals and b-rtc}. -
Hound--rip tickets limited ~ thirty days -.
after cafe o: .ssue. .......,... -. ~ &C
-teeia-e WIKI subslstelc ..-...-.----->, 0 "
steer age. vi.hcu, subsistence. 80. D -
Cabin fare ia Chesapeake and ONO raii-
road. .............. ........................ ~ "
Cabin fare ia Richmond sad Petersburg
~ road ... .....-..sss. s.s.ttrs.s-s ~ ~
Tickets Gan be obtained at 4 W. Carriers.
100 Main street Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depOts, and AZ com
pany's oihce-, ian Main street and wharf.
Booklets.
Freigh5s forwarded AMI through bis Of IA
n2 issued FOR points beyond New York.
Freigh. received daily until hour OF sailing.
Passengers leaving RichnonI on MON
DAYS. TUEsDA Is. " EDNRS DA rs, TIL u RS
DAYS. and SATURDAYS bY the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway ('1a Newport Ne%sjat Siia IN
and By Rchmo0d ard Petersburg railroad
same dayl az ic.'s a. n, viii make connection
at NORFOLK With steamer Having those
days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN s. CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street. and
Nv 49, fompanys Wharf, kocketts.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 18th,
1888.

LEAVE RICHMOND
s:t5 am For Newport News, OH Point Com
fort and Norfolk, daily except
Sunday.
SIS am Sundays only. TO Nevpor. News
Old Point, and Norfolk
H:la IN Through ana Local Mail ~ nj
points West, eTgen' Sunday
Pul man Palace Car Richmond %
White Sulphur.
Pu Imam 5leepens rom clifton
Foase 10 Lexington, KY.
iOJ pm For Newport's News, O.d Point sd
NOrfols, except Sunday.
3 - pu i L. u L. Junction aocommOda-
uo". except Sunday.
20 0u1 Fog Louisville, Cincinnati. Chic&eC
st, Louis, Memphis, and New Oh.
leans. Fast Express, with throue b
pullmans Daily. Only route rlIa-
ning PUumans West from Rich
mOnd
$50 pm For 90 Point daily. except Mon
day, stops only at Williamsburg
Pullman palace car to Old toint
1870 pm For Virginia Springs and Ash
land. KY, daily except Sunday
sleeping car TO White Sulphur.
ARRIVE RICHMOND
$50 am Virgins Springs Express sxcep
Sunday.
LEO AM From Norfolk. Old Point, saS
Newport News, e;cept sunday
$50 On From Local points and the west
daily except Sunday.
500 pun From Norfolk. Old Point and New
port -.ews, daily. Pullman p.t
are sleeping car Il n Ola Point /,
Cincinnati
S:6J om From Louisville and Cincinnati
Ess; Express daily.
Pullman Palace Car White Sol
phur 10 Richmond except Monday
Depot Seventeenth and Brood streets.
TlcEst-Ofices 100 Main street and depot.
H. ". FULLEE,
General Passenger Agent.
=. I ODFLL.
General Superintendent.
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What IL Dnscribcs.

A new allegorical poem called Alone In
tue Desert" is often quoted at the summer
resorts this season. II describes tho adyen
lures of a huckleberry in a hotel pie-New
Vo-s Star
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Hix Creat DIiSfortuue

Teacher-Try 70 remember this: Milton,
the poet. was blind Do you think you can
remember itl
eyes, maam.
snow, what was Miltoa's great mIsfort-
uneln
ale was poet Lincoln Journal
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D1snball Literature.

Old Gentleman to boy in book standl-f
want copy Of Jack, tho Giant Killer"
Boy IS, sir; s'pose yer goin' up 10 the
game this afternoon New York World.
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4 Smart Odico Boy.

As Mr.. - inf asked visitor, Of the
Office boy.
Nav
"Do You know where ho isF
Nope; his aunt's dead, an l guess he's
either at thc funeral or ut tho ball game. -
Exchange.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PANY's
JAMES RIVER LINE
FOR PIP POINT, EoRT,9gLz, PoRRrs-
MONT. AND JANIS RIVER LAND
iNGS DthBCT.
AND ONLY DiRECT NUU rE WITHOUT
rHAE,FBH OR CHANGE OF
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS.
At Old POINT. closelywith Nil lines tor Bar
tlmorv. Phi,H.e.pba and New KurS same at
Tern Don. also. ut Norfolk {. r ktstcrr North
AtNEWPORrN news for Old Point. lamp
ron, and -mlflteid. Va.
And at CLARENDNT WIN the Atlantic &
Danvil cfi -Yad for Way-Tiy. Hioksfgri. &c.
OIL ALL WATs2 ROUTE.
JANE, RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURlSf LINZ.
JAM E5TH"N. DI TCh GAP. AND W AR
SCENERY.
fiE APEoT ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BIZ
RAIL LINES
FRS f-CLASS N AIS.
The eitgaut and fast steamer
ARIEL
Carving United states MAID
CfPrATs DBYO.
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. AND FRIDAY
AT Z AN. lSThGtT-CABS CONNECT IN
FULL TIME tor above named places, arriv-
ing at Norfolk about $50 pm Returning.
the steamer leaves Mort TX, Old POINT. and
Newport New. On Alternate days, arriving at
kichmond ABOUT 80 pm.
Through tickets 20 above named poinsa On
sale Oh steamer and at Carriers Agency. No
100 Mdn street Baggage checked TIN, uEh.
STATRROoMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
Or NIGHT
FREIGHT.
Freigh: -ece.7eA daily for Norfolk. Ports
mouth, omithnelc, Hamilton. Old Point, Nay
eriy. and Hi'k~furd. Va. Washington, D. c.;
Newberne Washington. and TarborO, n. c..
all stations on Alta tic Danville railroad
>eaOoard y Roanoke raj DAD No folk routh-
ern railroad. and Eastern North Carolina
genera j.. also. fur Eastern shore OF virginia
Nnd al reguMr ilniit e On TIE James river
at Low Ear HATES, aai through bills ~
sued.
LDCLEN g. TATUH, Vice President,
NJ Ill Main street ard hochrtts
IRy1H zis -JER, Freight ani Passenger Agt.
fmysNtf
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Consc9 gently Could Not Give Assent
Stryk> VIII you do me favor, old man
Smyke rapldly)-I have not got cent. -
Town Tq,cs.
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The Prince Of Wales continues 10 gain
Tu flesh, much TO ~ eeagrin.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS AND LI0HrI
Electric Motors.

THE VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND POWER 90. Is now prepared b
estimate for and furnish Power aa1
Electric Motors from TO 1-horso
power for drtt ell Sinds OF ma
chinery for mechanical purposes, fans. eisva
tors, etc, etc.
The advantages of using Electric Motors arc
economy. reliabD' ~. regularity Of speed, us-
der all circumstances, safety, simplicity. ana
absence of heat and noise. ANY work that 60
be done by O steam engine can be done BY -
Electric Motor.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1888-05-31
THE NATIONS AUTHORITY
AGAIN SUSTAINED.

A man by the name of Kester-
son moved from North Carolina o
this nation under an invitation TO
the Cherokees Of that state to come
west and be identified with their
brethren here, but failing to prove
Cherokee blood or descent to the
satisfaction Of the commission, he
was declared an intruder last June
by the commission, and after near
ly years time given him to dis
pose Of his improvements-the law
only gives 90 days--they were ad-
vertised for sale by the district
sheriff. Kesterson spread out his
complaint before Agent Owens
against the Cherokee authorities
for rejecting him, and put up a pc
tition that the sale be suspended
and his case be reviewed by the
Indian Office. In compliance to
Kesterson's complaint, Agent Owen
requested Chief Mayes to suspend
the sale ofthe improvements until
a review could be had. Mayes re-
piled that he had no authority, as
chief executive of the nation, to
suspend law-that power belong
ed to the national council or its
authority. Areview nevertheless.
of the case was gone into, and the
nations authority was sustained in
the opinion Of Agent Owen. Kes-
terson's improvements were sold,
too.