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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-10

The Daily Times " Will,
~ soon r. praCfICabic,
move ifs entire plant and
olliCe t0 the first door 0i
She large and COHnInOdiOus
huiIs!ing No. aOE East uaIil
street. recently occupied
hs Sym. tsitcheii ~ 90.
EsaSimg added largely 10
the former outfit. the
s. flaiit Times - no" pre-
pared 10 fulfil all the re-
qtIisifc. Of y live. progress
i've new spapcr.
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WYTHEyiLLR SOCIETY.
A Week OF Gayety In That Beautiful city
OF the Southwest.
Special Correspondence OF the TIMrs.i

special CORES pOndence OF the TINES
WYTHEvILLE, Va, March - Tho
chief interest of our little town for the
past week was centered in her social
gayeties, and doubt If even Richmond
herself, with all the pleasant entertain
ments with which she usually crowds the
last few weeks before Lent, has been as
gay, in proportion to her size and +
pOrtance.
Last week We bad too very handsome
dinings, an afternoon tea, reception
and four progressive whist parties.
We had thought that they would close
the gayety for this season, but Monday
and Tuesday were also crowded. Mon
day evening Mr.. and Mrs W. s. Page
gave a charming whist party to num-
Der of their friends. On Tuesday after.
noon Mrs. JIG. Green gave to the La.
dies Social Club one of the hsndsomest
entertainments of the winter, making
the members more regretful than ever
that il was the last for some weeks. An.
other regret of the evening was the eS'
piration of Mrs. Frank GoOdwin's term
of office "a president.
Mrs Goodwin Is a recent acquisition
to the society of Wytheyille, but she IS
already one of her fayorites You will
not wonder at this when tell YOU that
she was q Richmond lady nee Miss Lettie
Rutherford), and has the charming man
ners of the graceful ladies of your de.
lightful city. In a small way her official
retirement has caused az much regret as
that of the great man who also stepped
down from hts high position on Tuesday,
the 4th OF March
Tuesday evening the Misses Sayers
gave a small card party in honor of their
guest, Miss !SheiTey, Of Marion, Va.
Miss Hattie Tinsley, another Rich.
mond lady, who is very popular here.
spent Friday, Saturday and Sunday in
Wytheyille
In the midst OF the gayety of the past
ten days some hearts have been saddened
By the death of Mr.. William Cox, one Of
our oldest citizens, and a man who has
all his life been much liked and highly
respected. Mr.. COX's death is the second
one among eight or ten very old people
who live in Wytheyille. all OF
them over eighty, some over ninety
years old, and among them is one old
woman who is hundred and eleven
Mr.. Cox was eighty-siy, and he leaves a
wife only one or two years Younger than
himself. lie was buried from the Pres
byterian Church on yesterday Two
carriages In the funeral procession were
dlled with the oil family slaves
WILLS
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COLUMBIA, 5 c., March Bill Will
liams, II. Haywood, and II. Bolton, (col.
ored.l have been sentenced to be hanged
April 9Th, for lynching Mause Waldrop
a Young white man. in Pickens, Decem-
ber. 1857 Judge Morton, yesterday
sentenced I. =. Alexander, convicted OF
the murder of his wife. to be hanged
April 10. The Judge made some touch
ing remarks about the prisoner They
bad been boys together at school, and
lifelong friends.
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SCTHERLlNS TAVERN BURNED.
sor,h Danviiie Loses an old Landmark

sorth Danyiiie loses AN old Landmark,
Especial 70 tho Tnlrsl
DAyvILLE, Va, March 9-The old
Sutherlin tavern in North Danyille,
which was more than q hundred years
old and in old times was the stopping
place and headquarters OF prominent
politicians long since dead, was burned
at an early hour this morning by al ac-
cidental fire The building had been in
the suthcrlin family for five generations,
and at the time OF the burning was oc.
cupied by John /. Taylor son-in-law Of
Mrs NJ b Hodnett whose maiden name
was Suthcrlin Major W T Sutherlin
was bonn In this house
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT Floods in England-Iho salvation
Army Prohibited From Meeting in Bor-


Great Floods in Ensland-Ihe salvation
Army Prohibited From Meeting in Bcr-
Hn.
BERLIN. March 9.-The municipal au-
thorities have prohibited the Salvation
Army from holding meetings IN Berlin.
The C0l1lae GaseNs asserts that the
Gar is delighted at the abdication OF
King Milan
NiHfLIsrlC MANIFESTO.
81. PETrPsBURG. March g-Nihilist
committee has issued another manifesto
tothe fraternity, calling upon them 10
make another attempt 10 throw OF The
yoke of tryanny. It's evident that The
apparent inactivity OF the Nihilists OF
late has been mere blind.
DISTRESSING FAMISE.
LoNDoN. March 9-Famine prevails
10 a distressing degree in the district of
Winterberg. Bohemia. TweniyfOur VIII
lagos in the district are almost entirely
without food, and eighty-uine destitute
families have been removed 10 Prague
where they have been housed and ieJ.
LoNpoN. March 9.-Floods in the
west of England have caused much dam.
aee and trouble. Trains are delayed.
and in many cases II has been impossible
for them to proceed ior hours, passcn-
gers being Obliged TO sleep aboard the
trains during Che night. The cityo Taun-
ton has been made an island Of, c0mmu-
nicalion dy ordinary means being cut OF.
The water i. now slowly reced.ng such
II food has not occurred in the memory
of the present generation.
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w HATS w HAT.

There aIs degrees OF comparison of clothing
as well as Of adjectives There is clothing that
IS daa, some that "a FINER, aud tnen the FIN
EST We've got all these grades, but our
lowest grade Ia equal to most OF the medium
AMI highest qualities offered elsewhere. II
has taken somo experience, considerable out
lay. and an unlimited amount OF push aud en-
orgy to attain this highest pinnacle 10 cloth
Ing, but unretiring, unrelentle-s enort Will
tell IN the long run
In the first place. we've not tied to amy one
particular manufacturer-we make clothing
ourselves good a. We know how but when
We discover higher degree of merit ia some
one eise's-thcy Immediately become one of
our supply fountains You've often heard u5
make the remark that "the world Is our mar.
ket"- that's what We mean boy lt Wherever
increased meiit exists, you'h 6nd ia absorb
Ing the product 10 your Interests.
In Mems clothing we handle ami are the
exclusive retailers here for BrOkaw Bro =, Of
New York. Now. Il you don't happen 10
know for yourselves, we'll tell-they'ro ac-
knowlodged from ocean 70 ocean IA mauuiac-
turers Of the highest types OF masculine babili-
ments-Con.equently, Il sou want the finest
suits or oyercoats-ve'll show you them-for
they ars the ts.t. Take ohildrens clothing
thsre's not parent VI guardian but does not
know Of the hlsb quality and deserved repu-
tatl0n OF Best Golf there's anything any
better than their. de>wed like to know It
We're n<.r O,..y repr sentatives Ia this sec
ton. Another point: The star" shirt waist
acknowledged % be the most perfect ftt.ng
and altogether most rel able waist that's been
offered the public-You can get the Star
only OF us-We'ys cited thess Kew instance,
uot especially 10 announce these particular
manufacturers-thoug the knowledge IS Of
value to all people who want TO be well dress
ed-but more particularly to show you that
when ~ use the term finest" clothing It's IL
It's most exclusive sense We don't apply It tC
every garment that's manufactured. but oai.
to those that the most rigid inspection and
most minute comparison Will develop 70 o1
such.
Finest clothing with us il yati, not mis-
homer
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Troy Y. Y March 9.-This noon a
bloody riot occurred at Democratic
caucus i'm the Fourth ward, West Troy.
several men were injured. Revolyers
we're DISCHARGED, and Policeman Nc
Grath was arrested for disorderly con
duct. Tie poll barricades, where the
caucus was held, we're broken down, and
the bsr.room OF the hotel was nearly de-
stroyed. The fight was between TWO
warning Democratic factions OF the
ward
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ALLXANDRlA'S Bt DGET.
New Rumors About the X and p.-Suioide
Of Wcli-Bnown Prince william Far
tner-NOBgFessnsn Iee

ALEXANDRIA. Va, March 9-Ncw m-
mors concerning Jay Gould gohblng mp
the Richmond and DanyiIle have broken
out aire-h No hing definite IS obtain.
able. however. Mr.. Durham has returned
here. and IL is believed, in case there Is 2
change OF management, he and Colonel
Andrews will become the leading men
". -. Reid, well.known Prince
William farmer, was found hanging in
his barn near Occoquan to-day. The
cause OF the suicide is unknown.
Il is proposed to send Friendship Fire
Company. instituted in i114, to the New
YORK centennial celebration with the
old apparatus &c.
William Taylor Of Fairfax, Captain
Smith of L,esburg, and Messrs. Orlando
Wood and Robert Bell OF This city, have
died recently Congressman Lee is
slowly recovering Il.
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North Carolina Appointments.

T"TT'-II ~ IIC ITHV7-I
RALEIon y c., March paul +.
Fafson, G. c. CLARK, Lee 5. Oyerman, H..
b. Adams aud I. L. Emery, were ap-
pointed by Governor Fowle to-day di-
rectors OF the peni'entary.
The following were appointed by him
trustees of the state Agricultural and
Mechanical College W 5 Primrose, II.
J. Fries, :. B. Alexander, Elias Carr,
and fu!us BarrInger. ..
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A Richmonder Fails 10 vla His suit

CHARLOTTE, y. c., March 9-The case
OF +. T. Patrick, of Richmond, Va ,
against the Richmond and Danyile Rail
road Company, was decided to-day in
the Superior Court in favor of the de
fendani. This case Las been in The
courts since 1873 Mr.. PatrIcS owned a
cotton compress built on the property OF
the railroad in this city.
The railroad authorities in 1877, tore
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4 peath-DeaIing Creamery.

EfEroS. MD. March g.-At Hickory
Uu. Yesterday, the separator In The
creamery burst into a thousand pieces,
completely wrecking the lower story OF
the building. George Smith, the manager
of the ctcamery, and owen Springer, y
younc man who had just brought milk
u the place, were terribly msngled. They
died in the evening.
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Cold Found VA Lever Califoruie-it,
Eichnfss Confirmed.

Lo. ANGEIEs, GALA. March 9-Ihe
reports AS % The extraordinary richness
oi the gold lind in lower California are
confirmed A large indUx from Pasadena
Riverside. TucAson, and san Francisco
is expected The present population Of
the camp is said TO be IUlly 5000
with rs many more en- rDRts. Professor
Anthony. q metalluEgist, who has visited
the district, says the mineral belt is Two
hundred mil,s long, and that the lower
end is LARGELY copper while the upper
end IS gold. lie does not think that the
real ledge has Vet been found Prices
for provisions and material are exorbI'
iant teams being paid $50 day for
hauling provisions. Flour is selling for
$50 sack. while canned meats and yege'
tables are worth surprisingly large sums.
Tie mining camp is now under martial
law. \ company OF Mexicans are stand.
ing guard.
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BALuNoRF, March g 9-Dislrict As
sembly No. 4, knights of Labor, Is send
ing TO all labor 0rganif iions in the
State a circular letter calling attention 70
alleged fraud and bribery carried on in
Maryland elections, and asking that dele
gates be sent TO a convention TO be held
in this city at an early day to consider
and lind A remedy for the evil
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CHARLESTON, w VA. March 0.-Gov'
ernOr Wilson concluded the argument In
his own behalf before the Supreme Court
today in the mandamus case Of Goil
against Wilson The court adjourned
until Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
when a decision will be rendered.
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Diphtheria Epidemic.

GLrITsIN, PA. March 9.-An cpl
demic of diphtheria has prevailed here
since November last, and about one hun
drcd deaths from il have occurred in a
population of 1000 the average has been
five deaths week. Tie town has no
water supply, and the out-houses and
wells are very close togetherj
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PERKINS. -Dici, OF pneumonia, Hareh yin
Tt,oWA- MONCURE. infant son ol hon
cue aud Elizabeth DaDney Perkins, Hseu '""'-
- ronsral services THIS Sunday AtIEh-
xnt~ Al i. O'clock .from the residence OF tho
,orents. No. ~ north Third street.
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BASEBALL WEN.
The Players Who Went Abroad TO be Ban
quoted AT Delmonico's

uutttU NJ DtImOniCOs
NEW NORE. March 0-t special meet
ing Of baseball men, al which were pres
ent J. W Curtis. j j. O'Donohoe. \. j.
Hodges j J. q Blackhurst, &. r. Dnling-
ham, Dr. H,C. Mclean, G. ii Byren, aud
G. Spalding. was held this afternoon al
Delmonico's forlhepurpose OF completing
arrangements Tor The reception hat is 10
BE- rendered The players who have been
making the ciIcultOt the globe il was
decided TO hold the banquet at Delmoni-
co.'s on the evening Of April Sih The
Adrialic, Of the White Star Line, on
which the PLAYERS will return, IS expected
TO arrive in New York on April jlh.
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BNrMoRD, Nh, March 9.-William
IL Dean. AGED forty-four, professor oi
bookkeeping in Bryant Y STATIONS bus
mess college. committed suicide this al
ternoon in Druid Hin Park, by shooting
himself in the head.
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pICHMOND MOZART ASsOClA.
IL TON.

The regular weekly sOire will take place ae
the Mozart Academy OF Music MON OAr
NIGHT. Msrch Ito at SO o'clock. Adnh~
Sion ouly by uNmoeGshlp or invitation clrdA
which must Oo prvsente.l a. the door. Mean
bers Van obtain inslfation cards On applico-
tion to {. L. >iE6sL, 40 Broad street; MANLx
II. nAMos, We Main stleet. or WALfha D
MOSES 4 Co., lV<e Y. Main street. fe W.T.
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Miss PARK AVENUE How fresh and
soft your skin looks Pray tell me what
do YOU user
Miss Franklin Street Il use Owens i
Minors glycerine and elder flower lotion
and 1t Is just splendid
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ANrLElROPEAN RIOTS.


SAN FRANCISCO. March 9.-The steam
ship Belgic. from Hong Kong and Yok-
ohama ports, arrived to-day, bringing
fhe details of The anti-Enropean
..ol which recently occurred al
Chin Eiang The city has been to-
a.r urecscl The riots originated
ir a street row. in which a policeman
shocked u refractory Chinaman down.
The United States consulate and the
Methodist chapel were not burned. The
wife of the American Consul had to run
for her life. accompanied by her chill
dren being pursued by The rioters to the
river
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OK MONDAY NEXT. Marco I'm

st lD o'clock p. NJ, I shall sell by pubic auc-
1ion. on the premises, the above named We'll
SDo,vn attractiNely located. large sub
nfsntlsl THREE-sIOkY BRICK DWELL
I\ti. containing about twelve rooms of me
sile Wi haii, high ceilings, spacious, well
srr.nQed OF the most substantial chHra, ter,
and having a line lot OfabOut Sjxlo5 feet, WIN
a wide alley leading ON the rear 70 lniiu
n, A small outlay for Improvements the
vsIne and attractiy eness of this pr pcrty may
b- Greatly enhanced. The location Is central
and convenient, the surroun ihgs pleasant I,
cnmmsnd the attention OF purchasers whether
for occupancy or Investment. there bcls al
m times gOot demand by the better ass OF
tenants for hnnes Ia this convenient and de-
sirable locality
nh i1 j. b. ELAN. Auctioneer.
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THOSE PEAKLY TEEra may be Kept
20 by using Phenol Mouth W ash Ia con on
ueetion with Kalodont Tooth Powder
For sale BY ~. 70
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Allen are both working actively for tins
place. Both have lots OF backing, ana
both are certain they will get the posi-,
lion. Who is coming out ahead Is hard
" sAY. ".
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away the platform and took possession
OF the compress In March, 1873, Mr..
Patrick entered suit for 5000, and the
case has just been decided Patrick has
TO bear All costs.
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AUCTION Monday.
-,..-----r~-.t-0 -l<- |~.--rrI
By James Is. Elan,
Real Estate Agent aud Auctloneer'
lll3 Main street.

THAT VALUABLE RESIDENCE,
No. 8liEASr CLAY STREET
THE LATE DROCKENBROUGH RESI-
pENCEl, On THE NORTH SIDE or
CLAY STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND
FOURTH STREETS.
TO RE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
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VIEE WIE1ts,

Established January, tS2 !,
was absorbed ny Fhc Dali!
Efulrs DecCsnhcT ~, l~~s.
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SWARMlNG THICKLY At TIE NA-
TI0N'S CAPITAL.
PRESIDENT HARRISON 5 SUPER
S7ITIOU5 TRAITS
TIRED OF HAND.suAKINO BUT COM
PTLLED 10 KEEP II Ut.
Republicans Anxious for Pap
and Iiustling Around tho white
House Morgan Treat fnI United
states 1iaTshhi.

swarm the cifv Every office has ft,
anplicanfs al least. and each applicant
ha. fuv blckers IL would seem az
fbo1sl. tho climax were reached and II
onlv Iarli.oD la. fhat grt and nerve
o.,ih which le l4- been accredited. such
. .rrl r,4t. l.orlaced unon ofiCe.seekcl
l..t +, fnf.,e ilere tul be- mo- .nch di.
,,.,ef..l .r...farle as IS now being wit.
nn..ei ia fle national capital
4.y.,.l senator. have advised ne
p,,.ii.,.t to make no change. n imbor
........tf nnfu Cnnrr... convene.
n......f.... T....i.l, Ia. Hf.
.'..o r,-o4 ,... ,be ,Iinn,.ot,' '9,lrrafion.
,,a. T.. ..tl fi,t President Uar,i-of,
I.nI.. f,r.r,f.l, ~ flic advice
r 4. ,cry probable that immediate
CHANGES ,,Iil D., made u department Of
ices. and in time f0i thi- -pecial session
9l tle senate to confirm.
The most sought for places aIc those
.of Public Printer Commissioners of
Pensions. Education. Civil service Fish
a.d ri.heiie. and Cbipf Justice of the
-rn,,ue Court of The District of Co'um-
hia. made vacant bv the death of Judge
Ncrrr
President llarr-pn ha- ai l'S' ort'i
mined not io shake hahNs MilH "i '"t
m9ddeninr crowds VINO 'Aioh- Hi0 it'
cpii0ns
Yesterday he inau.rH'cd new de-
rarura bv standing on the steps under
ihe p0uic0 ui watching the procession
a- DO Hlei past h'm without ever oNend-
iu. Dis hand This may he convenient
nl save him considerable labor bun Dc ls
rndam0lufIc. and compares uniayoiahiy
with thc hearty gia-D with which MI
Cleveland used t1 welcome visitors i0
the White House
TO ODE country cousin and The voter
fro.a Narhsck tle refusal Zoo admit hlm
inside d.. fhe White House WAS had
.II9lc policy OIL ihe peu of tlc Ire-i-
fenf Many of these GLASS of visitors
come fO Na-hn inl ho nIlti pUi
pose imn t0 Visit Ben a- h's lhAiahai
friends -till continue i0IeIei 90 mm. ana
fle White House FOB them is ihc Ei'
Iara1a 0f their desires and antlcipd.
r.n-
Crown Prince Rus ell has been ape
pointed mu0r l0m0 no these ieccp.
ton-. and lhe heir apparent i7 in great
demand hv -chcmnr politicians and
h0keu.doWn NneNimps
ID i-H no'abie iaci ihot a- each party
comes into power hY turns. or 0s each
faction 0f fhe same party takes bold
uf the IeIus of Governments me-.
p0ti-m increases Almost every
mmAei of tbe Cabinet and every
important oi"cei oi le e'>e, e,ii'"'i .' 'u''
even ihe PRESIDENT A''".ei i'@s '' pro- pro-
fi't i.i '",t .".i'',.''.99"' 9 .'. "..' ol''l .'
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Published ever, day i'm the
wear. and the only Monday
morning daily issued ia
Virginia.
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
II THE PLANTERS BANK, 1T AMELIA
COURTHOUSE IL THE STATE OF WIG
GINA. Al THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
TEHKTTAKY 2d 1850.
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Los ASGELEs, CAL. March 9.-Fiye
hundred men left here this morning tot
the gold fields.
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By Apperson & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
MAIN STREET CORNER STORE.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF TIE
FOUR STORY GRANlTL-FRoNT
STORE
ITuE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS.
NUMBERED 1926 AND 1875.
By Apperson 8 Co.

by direction Of the executors OF r. B.
H.. and Is. W. HaNall. docea-sd. we Will sell,
Oh the premi es at O'Clock 4. VI. on
FRIDAY. MARCH IS, isss.
the above described VALUABLE CORNER
STORE PkOFERfY-th lower story and
cellar recently occupied by -. ID. prosser,
fsq and fhe upper part nov and Tor many
years by Nessrs John ". Ferguson * -onis
printing use AT a good rental. well built,
with granite caps ani sili-, etc. lts central
location as go .lsine>s. especially the whole
sale trade, d Il transportation. ETC.. make
IL really d, Die place for many purposes.
Lot 81. 40 i,rt on The west SIDE. " feot ON tho
east Fourteenth street. side, and Is % Iost "a
it- rear line.
TrRHs. one fourth cash balance At sx
twelve. and eighteen months, interest added,
secured By trust dood.
APPERSON & CO,
mbB-fd AucflOuecfs.
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A. sAKs & COMPANY.

THE REPRESENTATIVES, sOFTHEFINEST
CLOTHING THAT'S MANUFACTI RED.
1913 MAIN STREET.
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STATE or VIRGINIA, COUNTY or ANELL-ss..
l. j. A Va lace, cashier OF the above
named bank. do ~olemnly swear that he above
sfafement Is true 10 the est VI my knowledge
and belief j. \. WALLACE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this Ith
day OF March, lssg n. ME ADE.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest ..
JOHN wINGO,
g. ID. ruTTLt,
L. u. CkOWDER.
mhllt Directors.
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Ca,aigA caIei oy MIS- Joe Person $
..r.0.Ir
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WANTED Two GENTLEMEN
w barriers for q nice room; goo locality
and convenient 20 business aud all the pia' 90
OF amusement Address J, care DAILY
TINES. jaw
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-12
New Stock Rate.

The Northern Pacific railroad has
Issued a new schedule of tariff on live
stock, of which the following are the
rates from principal points in and
near Custer county for cattle and sheep
In single or double deck cars. Rates
on native horses are $40 per car higher
than the following rates. The cars
are divided into CLASSES. Glass 4 is
cars 80 feet or less in length inside.
Glass 8, cars over 80 feet to and in
cluding 80 feet inside. Second class
cars over SO feet in and including "a
feet inside. Glass /, stable or palace
cars 36 feet or less in length. Also
common cars over 81 feet but not over
36 feet In length: