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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-05

hf NV or see 2S tip 39r5, A "a, p t.,
three dol and fifty cents.
Davis Edward, p p 67, pit, three
dol and fifty cents.
Davis Enoch D, p t, three dol and
fifty cents.
Dyer J D, tp 42r 5, 80 pt three
dol and fifty cents.
Dickenson 0 l., ,pp, 55 p three
dol and fifty cents.
Dunn B Wipe 5pp, o5 p t.,
three dol and fifty cents.
Duncan G " Jameston p t, three dol
and fifty cents.
Dent Samuel, NV or sec 8 tp Al 5,
p t three dol and fifty cents.
DIXON Walter, sw ar Sc ar sec II n
hF ne or Sc ar ne Or sec l3 tp 80 r 3,
Z 10 p t, three dol aud fifty cents.
Day Ira, p r,3 OF.
Dale r d, tp Al "A, 2 Is pt three
dol and fifty cents.
Dee James, t, three dol and fifty
cents.
De Bolt II A C,pp, &c 0S.
De Bolt c G, lots aud 6 hf sw or
Sc or NV or sec 6 tp 40 RS, "a 95 p t
three dol and fifty cents.
De Bolt A W, pp1 90, p three
dol and fifty cts.
DeHaven James Sc or ne or sec 33
sw or ne qrs hf NV or sec "a tp 37r5
ne or NV ar NV qr ne or hf ne or sec
81 tp 81 RS, Z 81.
Doyle James lot in city of Lewis
ton p three dol and fifty cts.
Darr E lot on Eugene street city of
Lewiston p p, 6 30p three dol fifty cts.
Daley John tp AZ pt three dol
and fifty cents.
Damon r l. tp 34r5 pt three dol
and fifty cents.
Duffy John tp3o r3 p three dol and
fifty cents.
Ellio,te W Lpp9 so, p three dol
and fifty cents.
Ellsworth e. Bell Colfax, w r, acre
off of the south cnd aud one acre off of
the north end of block 2 Russels add to
town of Moscow 80 90.
Enlmayor Louis Cor Inlmya) l GO.
Ebel Charles sw Or sw or sec 81 tp
3s r 5 hf Sc Or sw or Sc ar sec SO tp
3Sr5 p t three dol and fifty cents.
Eddy W X NV or sec 18 tp Al r 4
pt three dol and fifty cents.
Elliott NJ V s hf sc ar sec 20 nc or
nc Or sec 20 NV ar NV Or sec % tp SO
r2 p three dol and fifty cents.
Emtertson Marion sc or ne or Q hf
Sc or sec 80 sw or sw or sec 33 hf ne
or sec 80 tp 80 r 1, 81 IS, p three
dol and fifty cents.
Ellis William ppl47.
Frye w J, tp 40r5 5pp,p t3 30
sscrald John tp 81 5p p, poll
Frang Ole c NV ar Sc ar sw or nc q,
hf NV ar sec 81 tp 3S r 5 poll tax
8 SO.
Freed J J tp 10 r3 pp1 05 pol
tax so.
Freebe William tp 80 2ipp 1O5
pt three dol and fifty cents.
Fields n w ht ne or hf NV or Sc,
II tp II 4, p t three dol and fifty cts
Filbin Michael NV Or sw or sec l3 I
hf Sc or sw or Sc or sec IA tp Al 5
IA II, pit three dol fifty cents.
Frye A A Jr. sw ar sw ar sec 2!
hf 80 or sec 20 hf ne or NV or nc q
sw or ne or sec 26 tp 80 r 5, "a so, p
three dol aud fifty cents.
Fleming G D PIP. ,pt three dol AM
fifty cent.
Fountain r Lpp5 81.
Finney Sam imp p p 2l l3 p I thre
dol and filty cents
Fansler j A lots 6 and 7 and hf s,
or sec Z tp 81 4, 20 IS pt three dc
and fifty cents.
Flodin ] Little Bear creek pt thre
} dol and fifty cents.
FIodin D Little Bear creek D thre
dol and fifty cents.
Fel!s L tp AZ 5 ypt three dol an
. fifty cents.
+ Goldsy G W, Moscow, lots 15 and /
blk 5, Mrs Lieuallen add to Mosco'
! II a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-05

Gu,tenJ W pppt three dol and
fifty cents.
Grogan J G Sc or sec 25 tp 40 RS
lots IA and ID blk 2, Lieualen add to
Moscow Is 0S.
Groat William ne or sec s tp 80 RS
NV or sec 26 tp 39r5 e hf ne or e hf
Sc ar sec p tp 39l S, So 60, p three
dol and fifty cents.
Gillian j NJ loss IL and 25 Mrs
Lieuallen add to Moscow, lots Al and AZ
blk 4 Mrs Lieualen third add to Mos
COW, lots to Is, inclusive blk S, Mrs
LisuaIlen's third add to Moscow lot 2
blk 2 west plat of Moscow p three dol
and fifty cents.
Cow Charley lot blk 4 west plat
of Moscow, 4 l3pt three dol fifty cts.
Greenwood G w tp 80 r 6 imp p D
45 p three dol and fifty cents.
Green L NJ hf sc or sec 90 tp 80
r3. s IS, pt three dol and fifty cent.
Green J Wppl 90 p three dol and
fifty cents
Green Arthur sw or sec tp Al RI
% 70, p three dol and Fifty cents.
Guyll j r ne or sec 81 tp 42r 4
p t three dol and fifty cents.
Grubbe II V hf ne or swqr ne or &c
ar NV sec 81 tp AZ b pt three dol
and fifty cents.
Greenstreet Elizabeth, heirs Of, So or
sec 81 tp 42r5, Is 80.
Gills'rap John tp 39r4 pp,pt three
Col and fifty cents.
Gagelt L r tp 39r imp 2 43 . t
three dol and fifty cents.
Casper NJ I sec 3 tp 81 r3 lot in
Juleatta 7 10, p three dol and fifty cts.
Casper and Frisk lots 10 and 20 blk
S Julietta 2 IS.
GrayR r e hfsw ar sw ar Sc or sec
l3 lots 2 and 3 sec "a tp SRA pt
three dol and fifty cents.
Gilkison j II hf nc sec 90 to 80
r3, l6 II pit three dol and fifty cents.
Glib W N tp thirty seven Apt
three dol and fifty cents.
Gentry j II sw or sec Is tp thirty.
seven r 4, 26 80 pt three dol and Fifty
cents.
Glass j r, Lewiston, NV ar - ar ne
ar sw or sw ar nc or sec II tp "a 4
lots Ii and IA Thompson's second add
to Lewiston IA "a.
Guerin Thos H, p p, 80 p t, three dol
and fifty cents.
Gilman w sec 81 aud % tp IS r
5, l3 Is.
Gartman Christ, p t. three dol and
fifty cents.
Hammer Thos D, lots II and II
block 8 Mrs Lieuallen's addition to Mos.
COW, 10 50 p t, three dol and fifty cents.
Holden Joshua, e hf Sc hf sec % ne
or ne ar sec q sw Or sw ar sec 20 tp 40
r5pt, three dol and fifty cents.
Haskins W II, sw or ne or NV ar 80
ar hf sw ar sec 10 tp 80 + 8, 40 10
pt three dol and ffty cents.
Hsskins Mary J, NV ar sec 10 to 80
r 8 hf sw or sec 8 tp 80 r 5 2 lots ia
block % Lieuallen's End addition to
!. Moscow, 8 IS.
Hsitstunan T, p 43o p t, three dol
, and fifty cents.
Herman s, Moscow, SIS SO.
Hamilton w J hf NV ar n hf sw a,
sec % tp 39r5, q hf se or Q hf ~ a,
r sec q tp 80 RS lots 4, s. and 6 blk {
t east plat of Moscow p three dol ana
Fifty cents
Hunt Thomas tp 40r5pp, p tire,
dol and fifty cents.
Hunt Stephen tp 40 5 p three do
. and fifty cents.
Heath j w lots 9 and 10 blk {
Lieuallen third add to Moscow l O5 D
three dol and fifty cents.
Hayes F II sw ar ~ qr hf sw a
e sec 6 tp 80 4 ne or nv ar nv ar ne q
sec z tp 39r4, II 05, p ! three dol an,
. fifty cents.
Hof Peter PIP 10 81.
Hof Jacob p p 50 67.
Hampton James lots 4, 5, 6 and l,
blk 8 Mrs Lieuallen's add to Moscow
' Lots 6, Z, s and 8 blk 8 Mrs Lisuallen'
add to Moscow. Lots 81, 20, %, 26
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~ and " blk 3 Mrs Lieuallcn add to
Moscow 81.
Hoke Geo s 40 by so off Cox town
of Moscow IL p t three dol and fifty
cents.
HoEe Jacob L . hf no ar sec 81 tp
80 RS, IL S6 p thres dol and ffty cts
Headrick James hf sw or sw or Sc
qrscc 33 tp 80 4 lot 2 sec tp 38r 4
lot 3 sec 4 tp 3s r 4 p three dol and
fifty cents.
Hutchison Rott p p, Potlatch, 3 AZ,
p three dol and fifty cents.
Hinst F A tp 80 "A P three dol and
fifty cents.
Hotard s pp2 IS, p three dol
and fifty cents.
Horper W H blk 9 Robbins add to
Moscow p three dol and ifty cents.
Harding II l. Sc ar soc l3 tp AZ RS
20 IS.
Holmer A T So or Sc ar ssc 8 . hf ~
ar and sw or 's or sec2 tp 42r 6w hf
NV ar nc or ne Or sec % sw or ~ or
sec % tp 40 8 hf sw or sw or NV ar
SEQ II tp AZ s NV or SO ar sec 2 tp
~ 70 Iol o4.
Poll taxes to the following: Dan Lspcr
s Mcclure. RI T. McClurs r L.v,cn
NJ No,.- w N..h... ~ Eo
~ n,, 'ou,. oo'
naskc'l Jarod III 80 Or SEQ Ut
ne ar sec l8 NV or NV Or sec II tp 4
RS IA IS,
Howard Henry e bf nv ar :. or AZ
o. ~
" u" qr &c qr sec oo tP ~ 4 IL oo.
Hilis stephen hf sw ar SEQ ~ tp ~ :
2, p three dol and ffty ccnts.
> ,,.r :.
nus; 40 20 ~ nsf sse2o 'pSS r. vi ~ poll
TAX H.n"r =, oo ., %
Hsn sn "sT 81 ~ p - ~. a..
mogs W % qr Nv qr y d NV qr SEQ 7S
'pi1y 80 -. =. 4 ~; pG,l .,. 1.x - - o.: :.
hawkins l., fotiaten y %:
Ho,,;.a H.rr;.on AAsea Y p. - o. Pell TAX ss 90
harrison "a! % ar ssc Ne ar ~ ar
'<G ap"o - PoI saA - oO
., 20 " ''' 'p.o o. 20" tax
% Ho,,;..c
G1 .s ns q nv qs ~ g. % qr
3. "a " ''o 20 'p'' 70 siS 81 Poi
'A1 ~ ".
e, i1%'''S'er nu "e0 ''s' and > see ~ ~ 81 r.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-01-05
LEW lSION CASH STORE,

Cigars Tobaccos and Smokers Articles Writing Paper Pc
Collars and Cuffs Suspendes Blankets, and Rubber Coats
My motto is EQUALITY AND QUANTITY, REGARDLESS {
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
LOCAL NOTES.

Mr W. H. Stale has returned from
his Giles county farm and was warmly
greeted yesterday by bis many f,iends.
Yesterday be Sheriff of Scott county
delivered a. tie Penitealiary John
Bishop for two years, convicted Of mali
clous assault
Tuesday night thieves entered the resi-.
dence Of Nr. James l.. Taliferro No.
26JG East Grace street, and stole wearing
apparel valued at So
Rev. DR. Thomas j. Drew on last Sun
day rendered his resignation as pastor Of
the Grace-street Presbyterian Church.
Since then three of bis elders. Messrs.
Robert Stiles. John W COrrigan and
Charles D. Hill, have also resigned.
The Council Committee on Fire met in
the office OF The Chief. over the Council
Chamber, last night at o'clock. They
allowed large number Of wooden build
ings to be erected popularity known as
ire permits, and after transacting rou-
tine business, adjourned.
Messrs. Wyndham r. Meredith and J.
Randolph Tucker, Jr., will address the
voters of Fulton at the headquarters Of
the Fulton Democratic Club, Washers
Hall, tonight at o'clock. A good time
promised TO all who may attend. Re
freshments will be served.
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VARIOUS NOTES.

drum owned by Horace Thomas. of
llsllla, CAL was carried by his father in
the baltic OF New Orleans, and afterward
sounded It's notes Of alarm at the battles Of
Iippecanoe and Rising River IL was made
from a sycamore log, the heart Of which had
been hollowcd out, and both heads are gone.
but It Is highly priced as a relic
At recent Berlin luncheon party the table
decorations We're OK q delicate green. thetable
service Of the same tint, and the center piece
was OF snowOalls bordered with mignonette.
the latter laid loosely about the plaques in
circular scarf OF pale green Grape. The
tavors were tambourines painted in spring
flowers, while the ends OF pale green ribbon
attached % them did for name cards.
James Seiby, a well known English "whip.'
has just beaten the record on the drive from
London % Brighton, making the distance
there and back, los miles, in seven hours and
fifty minutes, the best previous run having
been eight hours and half The drive was
made on n wager Of el,COO 20 $500, and elab-
crate arrangements had been made for it.
-Four horses were changed sixteen times dur
lns the trip
Tho smallest watch in America is said TO
Dc one which a Maiden lane, New York,
dealer has Just received from Switzerland
The dial and works are just the size of a
silver half dime Il is complete watch in
every respect is a stem wilder and stem set
ter and the works are full ieweled 10 is in
closed in hunting case of Is carat gold, and
keeps accurate time. IL was made Id La |
Chaux-de-F3nds, Switzerland.
The American circle in London, so an Eng
ish paper says, Is beginning 10 attain an i'm /
3Ortant position, owing 10 the fact that so |
many American ladies have married English |
men Of title, "and are, on this account, as
Well as for their personal attractions and ac-
'0mpl.shmsnts, well received everywhere
Ultimately the American circle will, if 1t
manages with tact, and consents 10 glide, be-
.ome u great influence in London
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
FEARFUL CALAMITY.
A Pond submerges the ci,x osv.,c..,

""efse> the lily oil valparaiso.
VALPARAISO, Chilli. August ia
iear'ul calamity occurred here on the 18th
instant An artificial pond 800 feet above
me level OF the city burst, flooding the
valley 4angai and several streets. Ths
nocd came down in an irresistible torrent.
sweeping everything before and bringing
Gown rocks and trunks of trees with il.
/ re stream came rushing through the
streets San Juan de bio in wave twelve
feet high. Shops were deluged and The
contents destroyed and houses were
swept away and their inhabitants
drowned or brui.ed TO death. Fifty-seven
bodies were buried yesterday OF persons
Killed by this disaster The sum Of
s3Oo,OOO has been voted by the Congress
IN Santiago To relieve the sufferers The
new hospital wards have been opened 10
shelter the hOuseless A tailor named
Torres lost bis house, bis shop and It's
contents, bis wife aud four children.
The loss Of the property will be probably
) 100000 at last Other lives have
doubtless been lost.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
MODERN PHILOSOPHY.

Laughter and song are the hearts rivers Of
hope.
A smile through tears is the souls rainbow
Of peace.
Tho amenities Of life make the true beauty
Of living.
Life is a continual routine whatever guise
It assumes.
Good breeding is like aifection-one can
hot have too much of it.
TIE simple faith Of little child is tho
worlds trIest homage.
Dreams ara of,eatines the fulfllment OF q
prophecy within ourselves
Tho power Of forgiveness is the noblest
attribute IN the human character.
Let no day glide into eternity without
catching glimpse Of heavens sea.
To be autocratic is to be unjust TO our
selves. No man is sufficient unto himself"
Despair and happiness arc SO closely linked
that each IS riyen by the wealth Of the other.
Detroit Free Press.
Or. Oliver Wendell Holmes says that he
usually replies to the request for his auto
graph when a card for the signature and
stamped envelope are inclosed- Among the
requests that be did refuse was one addressed
10 Miss Olive W. Holmes He thought the
writer Of that knew TOO little about him to
have a genuine longing for his handwriting.
John Burroughs is one Of those fortunate
writers who will not and need not write unless
they feel inclined. Strange 70 say Of a man
who devotes his pen 10 nature, Mr.. Bur-
rougbs never writes in summer. He spends
all bis time out Of doors during that season,
laying up material for the winters work.
He lives within sight Of the Cetskill mount
aims and has little farm of bis own.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
Deed of Assignment.

A deed of assignment was made In the
Clerks Office Of the Chancery Court yes.
terday from William II. Bauer 20 George
j. Hooper, Jr., trustee
The deed conveys the stock of groce-
rles, cigars. tobacco, confectionarIes,
show cases, fancy goods, etc, in the store
No. $40 South Belyidere street for the
benefit OF his creditors. The creditors
are, first class, n b. Hill 800: second
class, Minor q Bianion, $2jsOj; third
class several parties, amount aggrega-
ting SOP -. Total liabilities, $500
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
A SOUTH AMERICAN CYCLONE.
Disastrous Eject Among the shipping.

PANAMA, September 17.-Adyices from
y Valparaiso state that last week was one
without parallel for disasters attended
with lamentable loss of lie in The his
tory OF that port. Numbers Of vessels
were driven ashore, and in some cases
their crews drowned or killed b, being
dashed among the wreckage. The French
bark "Etoile du sud" was driven against
the British bark Cambrian, the former
foundered, and the latter went down an
hour later. With one oxcsption-Cap.
tain Armstrong of the Cambrian, both
Of the crews consisting of some thirty
were drowned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27


Il is rot question over which tho public
is much excited, yet the house was filed
There were no empty seats on the Liberal
side; few on the government benches The
galleries were packed-largely with Irish
men. Even the ladies' gallery was filed
From in the afternoon 70 midnight there
was show Of bright hued silks in the bird
cage wonder that common sense and de-
ceacy has not shamed England iato pro-
v.ding something better for the ladies, not
the women Of the middling and lower classes,
for they can never hope 70 secure ticket Of
admission 70 the miserable chicken coop
called the ladies' gallery.
Il was then afternoon when signed my
name and gave my address in the visitors
book, for no man can be locker on Of par
lament without registering his name. and
when you are in your seat you must not
make a note in your memorandum book, nor
are you permitted 70 read anything 1t is
against tho rules, you know When you
reach the parliament house, no matter by
which door, you will find at least two police
men guarding it. They examine your pass.
A Few steps and you encounter more police
men, who take look at your permit. Far
Their On, two more In the Octagon you come
upon dozen; policemen are everywhere %
Keep the people out. How different is the
peoples parliament house CT the great west
srn hemisphere. Scarcely policeman there
Every door, every passaSeway open, with
liberty to 90 where you please, except into
he house and senate. Trust Of the people in
no west, distrlst in tAe east; You may boil
Town the two political systems Of tbs two
lemispheres iELo these two words-truss aEi
liStrust.-Lonl1n Cor Boston Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
LEMON ELIXIR.
Its Wonderful Effect on the Liver. stom-
ach, Bowels. kidneys and Hlnod

As prepared by Or. II. Motley, Atlanta,
Ga. A pleasant lemon drink that posi-.
lively cures all Billiousness, Consultation.
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache.
Malaria, Kidney Disease. Dizziness,
Colds. ! oss of Appetite. Fevers, Chills'
Blctches. Pimples, all Impurities OF the
Blood, Pain In the Back, Pslpitation of
the Heart and all other diseases caused by
a disordeTed liver. stomach and kidneys
the first great cause OF all fatal diseases
Fifty cents and 81 per bottle Sold by
druggists generally. Prepared by II.
Motley, VI. d., Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
little Girls for Mormonrlde1s

New YORK, Sept 26.-rwenty-one lit
tie girls. ranging from 0 to II years of
age, who were brought here from Eng
land on the steamship Wisconsin which
arrived Yesterday, have been ordered TO
be sent back by Collector Magoue. The
children were brought heIe by Mormon
mis- -ionari,s, and were en- roule to Salt
Lake CilY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
INSTRUCTORS


c. F. Z. BURGwYN. Principal and Tnstruc-
tor of lrigonometry, Applied Mechanics
and Engineering.
w X. HiGHAM, Instructor of Architectural
Construction.
II; X. GRIFFITH, Instructor of Mechanical
Design.
J. W. LINK, Instructor Of Instrumental
Drawing.
w. II. +. flNKE. Assistant Instructor of In
strumentai Drawing
WILLIAM |. SHEPPARD, Instructor Of
Free Hand Drawing.
ID. w. DE SYLVIA. Assistant Instructor of
Free Hand Drawing.
w. q. WALLER, Instructor of Arithmetic
Classes II. and C.
GEORGE =. MERRILL. Assistant Instruc-
tor OF Arithmctic-Ciasses ~. and q.
GORGE :. CkENStAW, Instructor of Arith-
meticClass A.
REUBEN sHIRREFFS, Instructor of Alge-
bra and Geometry
W. w. POOL, Instructor of Rock X coming
G. X. UkNEk, A ssistaut Instructor OF HOOK
Keeping " ''
DIR. CHARLES II. CHALKLEY. Instructor
OF chemistry. Electricity and PHYSICS
w W. HARROW. Assist nj Instructor of
Chemistry, Electricity and Phl sizes.
For particulars apply TO THOMAS ELLFTT
ing. '"''N-
COMMITTEE ON NIGHT SCHOOL g.
W. J. wHITEHURsT, Chairman
HENRI g. JONES,
w y. SiNONS
eh,l7.ls,2l.2i,.d, 2e3oOcl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
TURF EXCHANGE.
FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
ESTABLISHED 1s43.
Oscar CranZ n Co..

No. IL GOVERNOR STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
Importers and Dealers in
FINE CHAMPAGNES, CLARETs. BUR
GUNDIES, MADEIRAS. sHERRIEs. and
other WINES; also. FRENCH BRANIIEs,
CO2DIALs, Etc, Etc, and dealers in FINE
MON0NGAHELA PURE RYE, VIRGINIA
and BOURBON wHIsKEYs.
ssepl9tf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
The Negro or the Chinee- which ?

Pueblo, Coll, September 20 Three
carloads Of negroes from Catawba coun-
~. North Carolina, one hundred in all,
passed through Pueblo yesterday morn
ing TN route vest. They are TO COLOMBO
the country about San Diego, California.
All were IN charge Of Colonel Owens.
Other negroes from North Carolina will
fl.lI..r.-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
WILLIAM BERRY,
Agent Il. & ID. x. r.

". A. James, Bell Station, Ala
writes have suffered greatly from in.
digestion or dyspepsia. One bottle of
Dr.. II. Nozley's Lemon Elixir did me
more good than all other medicine have
ever taken.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

Melbourne Gent to small boyl-Can yoa
direct ne 70 the nearest bank. boyl
Boy-Certainly, sir, il YOU give me .
sovereign.
Gent-Bur that is q large sum 20 ask
Boy-fes, sir, il may be, but its like this:
bark directors always get we'd paid in
Adelaide Adelaide Lantern.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

Yesterday morning on the south side
OF the Dock a colored man was accident
ally run over by a hand-car on the Rich
mond & Allegheny Railroad His lg
was cut and bruised but no bones broken.
The ambulance was summoned and The
man taken to the City Hospital FOR treat
ment.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

should keep box OF Dr. David's Vege-
table Liver Pills on hand as they are the
best cure for sick headache, biliousness.
cosiiveness. and liver diseases Only 2j
cents a box
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

Several high church dignitaries, among
them the bishop Of Ripon and the dean Of
Windsor, have left of the clerical CATERS.
Talk about affectation in costume has done it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
AFamily Medicine Chest

Complete for % cents, for the cure OF
biliousness, headache, sick headache,
constipation and liver, stomach, and
howell troubles. Ask for DR.. David's
Liver Pile.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
No Mercury

or other mineral poison in Dr. David
Vegetable Liver Pills.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27

A box Of Dr.. David's Vegetable Liver
Pills is worth its weight in gold to 8
sufferer wiki sick headache.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-27
DICHMOND SEMINARY,
IN No. BEAST GRACE STREET.
nj iiMOND. VA.
JOHN II. POWELL, PRINCIPAL.

JOHN H. POWELL. PRINCIPAL.
MRS. T. &. PENTON. Assistant Principal.
The sixteenth session # this boarding and
nay school for young lad es and little girls viii
begin WEDNE> DAY, rfPrEHBER ~. lH-5.
M changes Va the corps OF ius'ruc Or> eN
oept la French. \ French gentleman. who
has had many yeas Of successful experience
in the city OF New York. ara most highly re
commended hy fficnI of the Pr ciplls Cor
whom ne has al chU a. teacb"randa gentle
man vi have cnarge oi the Department OF
French.
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TALLULAH, Ga July 10, iss7.-Dr. II.
Mozley.-Dear Sir: am great believer
in your Lemon Elixir, and use il in ms
family all the time. We never use any.
thing else, from the fact that It does more
good than al. other medicines combined
for the diseases you recommend it for.
Truly yours,
WILLIAM BERRY,
Avapf ~ G. N - -
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BAKING POWDER.

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Every Family

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II looks Ike New York. In Liver Pill.
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