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sCHFDULR1N EFFsCr JAN'Y. 0.
CONNECTIONS

CONNECTIONS.
Train No 80 connects daily AZ Keysvill,
for Chase City, Clmksyiie, and Oxford
Durham. Hendel son and Raleigh con.
meets AZ Greensboro FOR Durham.
raleigh. Salem. aud Winston. and an points GA
North Carolina ID. vision; az salisbury for b
vile. Hot Springs and all points IN western
North Carolina, and AT Charlotte for G., =
Grain No. 81 connects daily at Greens
b0ro' for Salon. Winston, Raleigh, Colds
h0rO'. and Noreleai CITY et Salisbury ioi
Asheyile, Hot springs. aud an points ir
81 ostern North Carolina; at Charlotte VIII
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad ioi
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, oFll.
nah, ThOmasgiIio. Ga. Jacksonville ana ctne.
Florida points; also with Carolina Central
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive az hichrnont
6l5a u. and $3.50 p.tn.
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- MARsHALL-STREET CHURCH or
CHRIST between Graham aud Haucock,l
l.. \. Cutler, past0r.-servicesa az II am. aud :
pm. Seats free. Public cordially invited.
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g@~CHRIsTADELPHIAN CHURCH, Cen
tml Han. Fifth street.-A discourse al II am.
by Mr. W. Jones, on The First Resurrectic n
In Revelations IA" All are respectfully in
yitcd.
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CS-wEDDELL MEMORIAL CHAPEL
Denny street, Fulton.-seryice and sermon
at i:l5 pm
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DoN'r GIVE NE anything else, for
nothing does my children and myself
the good that Dr. Dayids Cough Syrup
does
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THE CnEsArEAKE AND ONO CANAL
According 20 the report of the president
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, The
earnings are little in excess of the cost
of running &c. They are hopclessly be-
low the amount necessary 20 keep up its
fixed charges. and it is only a question
of time when il must be disposed of by
lease or sold at auction TO the highest
bidder. -1lSr Gazete
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There is trouble among the Republican
Senators after ALL Until within a few
days il had been supposed that the only
dissent from the tariff scheme so pain
fully elaborated by the Finance Com
mitiee would come, If at all. from The
Senators from Kansas 1t was TO remove
this one obstacle from the path that the
amazing proposition for q bounty ON
sugar was finally, with great reluctance,
proposed by the commiitee.-Elcha"ge
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s<~ALL SAINTS PROTESTANT EPIs
COPAL CHURCH, Madison, between Frank
liu and Grace streets Rev. j. Y. bowman
rector.-services at II am. aud pm.
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For splendid reading matter-bright,
sparkling and intensely interesting-we
have not surpassed the story MISS
BRETHERTON."
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EAIIRoADS.
<,HEsAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTy
BOHEDULE IN EFFECT NOV. 18th
1888.

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s.45 am For Newport News, Old Point Con.
fort and Norfolk, daily excep'
s.15 am SUNDAYS only. To Newport News
old Point. and Norfolk.
lid5 Am Through and Local Mail 70 oil
poiufs Vest, except Sundey.
3.2D mn for Newport's News. Old POlntand
Norfolk, except SUNDAY.
tOo nm Gordonsyi.le Accommodation, ex
cept SUNDAY.
go pm tor Louisville. Cincinnati UnieAGs,
leans F.H ExTf.s'. NJ lE through
Fullr8ns Ds'ly. Only fov'e .uD
ming Pullman Wa from l'cb-
mOnd.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
,n Gordonsvlle accomm oiation ex-
cent sunday.
1888 arr From Norfolk, Old Poal, auc
Newport News -<cept SUNDAY
$40 pm FROM Local points and the west
daily except sunday.
6.05tm From Norfolk. Old Point and FeT
port .eWs daily. Pullman pal
ace sleeping car Fl, m Richmond T.
Cincinnati.
0CO pm From Louisville and Cnoinnsu.
fast Express daily.
Depot: Seventeenth and Broad sireels.
Telss-Ohices. 1000 Main street and depot
H. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
J. +. ODELL,
General Manager.
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1T cannot be denied that a Republican
organ in Richmond would do a good
business go far as Jackson's ward is con
cerned, and we hail the day when the
Democratic party will have such good
..n.-n..nr
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EUGENE SCHUYLER raises the question
of the participating OF the United States
in the anti-slaye blockade on the Zanzi-
bar coast
Please, Messrs Republicans of the
Senate who treat of foreign affairs in
secret session, take the reform of ballot
from the South and move it to Zanzibar
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Full Of Human EatGHc-an lnCen'
tive 70 Coed Living and
Better Things.

New Subscriptions Can Be-
gin with the Opening Chap
ter, if Desired.
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1Ht PREsInENr ELECT.

If the outgiyings of the coming in
augural address are authoritative they
are study. What is the meaning of
their outgivingy And what is the neal
ing of ihcmY
II they are thrown ont as a feeler OF
public opinion, their publication may
probably be taken as wise President
elect Harrison may know in time that he
had best not cnunciatc them. He may
know in time that such ideas as are put
in his mouth |il make him, at the out
set, an object OF disgust to the white
race throughout the United States. 1t
is fortunate for the country that negro
rule and negro predominancy is just now
being so monstrously and disgusiingly
illustrated in Hayti
II General Harrison is to be taken as
regarding negro rule as a Sectional
Question, he will find himself fatally
mistaken If he thinks that by making
the negro TO rule the white in the South
he will establish the Republican party in
power, his mistake will be as bad The
mule and mulatto party will be the dis
gust of the land, and go out Of exis-
tence. If, as with miscegenation. ii
shall continue to identify itself with
monopoly rule, and white slavery, a.
heretofore. We may see political abomi-
nations and heresies destroyed in one
bunch.
The white people Of the South are not
going to be ruled by the negroes The
white people Of North are not going to
let the negro rule the whites anywhere
If a fanatcal and narrow minded, a big
oied and selfish policy on the part of the
Republicans shall seek TO put the negroes
in power it will result only in their ruin,
and the determination of the negro.
And the determination would be constituted
/ by General Harrison, and accomplished
by the white race throughout the
country
THE local interests of Richmond
should enlist the attention of every
citizen, and we wish TO call the public
notice TO the fact that Richmond is in all
its opportunities a manufacturing centre
and not a sea port
We cannot make James river
an ocean canal, but we can
use it as a cheap waterway, and
having trunk lines of railway North and
South and East and West we have only
to unite our people upon line Of
action that will utilize our position for
business purposes The laborer in Rich
mond has cheap market, where he can
get his food, and he has cheap fuel and a
warm climate. that all taken together
make his life comparatively comfortable
He has free schools and q condition Of
society that honors the working man and
/ ignores the tyranny Of class privilege
There is not Il spot ON earth where ma
ture has done so much for people
and there are no people anywhere more
/ generous to recognize merit and elevate
its working representatives.
Therefore, we say let us all work to-
gether with sensible public spirit toward
the development of our community.
The people in Richmond who have
means to invest ought to invest it here
and not give it to spectators and
blooms" that are merely so much card
playing with maps on paper and imagi-
nary plans, arranged to blow brilliant
soap bubbles, that burst and ruin the
blowers.
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FOR NRw YORE


Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TCR6
DAY and FRIDAY al pm.
Steamers leave hrW York tor Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY AMI aAVU EDAl
sf 3p. 10; arriving in hchmoll MONDAY and
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin ldre tO New York VIE James river
route luCnIalug meals dnd hertnl......f y
kOuud-trip tickets limited 90 thirty DAYS
alter drtc Of issue. ...........,... "a vl
StecflgD win 5unsistenIa........... ..... d go
otoeIsac. " thout sut i-fence.. 100. ... o "a
Cabin fare yia lLesapraa and ONO raii-
fNnut.st.tt .t.t.ttttttt.t lN ~
Cahn fare va Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad tt tt-t.tttttff fttts.tt ...ttt.. 1T ~
Tickets can he Ouauned 90 4. ". larDer'f.
100 Main sfrttt: Gao stocehe ald Ohio nod
Richmond add Petersburg dCpois, aud ~ com
pany Offices. laJl Main street, and wharf,
llOcFtitb.
Freighp forwarded md through bills OF laa
ing issued for points beyond New YORK
Freight received daily until hour Of sailing.
PASSENGERS leaving Richmond on MJa
DATs.TU ESDAXS, WEDNESDAYS. TN q RS
DAYS. add ShIU hDAN5 by the ChCsspctIc
and Ohio railway t"is Newport Nc~sIhf 3. ga 10
and By Richmond aa0 Petersburg railroad
.ame day. at 1888 a.ia., Wlu maae connect 600
at NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
dsys. .,
GEORGE W. ALLEN & Co., Agents,
TO. LU BLUM street. and
2jy ls-tf Company. Wharf. Rockets.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.
RICHMOND s. DANYILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
TO THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEPER1 ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECr JAEY. 8. lsle.
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CRUTCHEs, TBUssEs, AND BRACES at
Owens x Minor Drug Company.
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,v-sECUND BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner OF Main and Sixth streets, Rev. w
fandrum. d. d.. pastor Worship M VI a. M
aud S p. m. sunday school at sS q. N. strin-
gers welcome.
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BANKERS AND EKOKERs.
--r-.r.r.r.s.er f-9--
WARREN II QUARLES,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
ll7 MAIN STREET.

JSO. p. BRANCH. fbAD' r. 7opAi
THOMAS BRANCH 6 CO., BANt
4 ERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
BONDS. STOChe. and SEcURiIlt
BOUGHT AND SOLD ia this aud MI ih
Northern markets.
We have a private telegraph Wire IRON on
Office TO all the Northern exchanges, ana eai
execute orders for ACTIVE STOCKS Wlthh
a few minutes a. their receipt 40 our Office.
We get quotations every quarter Oh an honI
which are open Tor the Inspection OF ooi
customers.
Earliest information on the subject Of RAJ.
road and Corporation Securities ana ctht
E0nds. .- 49,,
DO EFT IHohAH bEANNh W
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Remi,tances should be made by drafts,
checks. postofiice orders or registered letter
psyable to
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond Va.
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TIPPOO TlB.--Ihe latest morsel OF news
is an alleged letter from Stanley TO his
good friend Tippoo Tib,' which has just
been made public in Brussels. 1t is said
To have been written from Stanley's
camp upon the Aruwimi, and reached
Europe by way of Zanzibar. If genuine,
the letter accounts for the explorers
movement up 10 about September /, and
announces bis determination to return
at once to Wadelai where he had left
his companions with Emin Bey.
The letter has about il some OF the
qualities of fish story, and it is not i'm
possible that il is ruse, borrowed from
/ Osman Digma, 10 keep Mr. Stevens, the
American journalist out of Africa. The
letter NAV have been written by Stanley,
but il Is incomprehensible that while
other letters were detained at Stanley
Falls this one alone should have reached
the hand of King Leopold.-BaitO. Her
ad
THE PIyoT.-In the last two Presi-
Dental campaigns the Stale of New
York has been looked upon as the pivot
of success 10 either party. 1t was thought
that no combination Of electoral votes
could be made in other States to over
come the thirty-six Of the Empire State
The country has, therefore, for eight
years Al least, been confronted with the
fact that the political party which could
carry New York was safe in the Presi-
Dental election .--ETchange.
TmE TROUBLE IN SAMoA.--ln a recent
letter to the Department OF State, Com
mander Mullen, of the Nipsic, assigns as
a cause for existing troubles in the Sa.
moa Islands, hat the aspirations of the
Samoan people for liberal and progress
siyc government are incompatible with
German ideas of politics in that part of
the world This is no doubt wise dip
lomatic opinion, but the impress
sion largely prevails among those
conyersant with the situation that the
German idea" is purely mercenary
one. and that IL is of little concern 10
Germany what kind of government Il
samoan Islands have 50 long as there is
any trade there 10 be monopolized.-
Washlagt0H EVst.
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ASHLAND TRAINS.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

y OAf OLh AMI " T., linn RAIL
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LHNtIlBD NN.
soHEDULEIN EFFtCr DECEMBERs .s,.
LEAVE hlCHiiOND
$50 ". DAILY. ga k richmond and pctcrst l.f
railroad. Leaves Petersburg illl
a. 50. DALI, arrive NorOik 10
p.N
$50 A. VI. Daily. t.a Richmond aud Petersburg
mirUal. Arrive nf Petersburg iH "
A. 81. SO. leaves letcr+nufa u
A. 81 iOr frmyIic, LyuCl1lIf.
hoinOke. Bristol. knoxville. an. I'D
points south ana West. IliNUl NH
COACH 40 RADfOhD.
900 P NJ. D3iiy. Ga Eishmoad and Petsr-lars
$3.50 T.. NJ, ltkes Petersburg lI D.
~. daily. arriving ANfluk $3.50 f.
tHROUGH CAR TO A1t-
600 p. NJ. paly. tla Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. arriving at PecrnWs 40
blu y. NJ. connecting with Train SD.
J. leaving Petersburg at $50 D. ~.
for ilrmiilc. Lyulhhufg, huil0se,
pOOlh0utfs. Bristol. Knoxville. lAti.
lanOosa. aud ala points south ali
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOMMODA-
TONS.
No l-Sleeping car Petersburg o. Bristol
without change. leaving Petersburg dall ND
ti0 J.. w. Pullman sleeper Lynchblfs 60
Memphis, without change.
nos Pullman sleeper Lyncbburg t0 A0F
Orleans, aud Roanoke 10 Chattano "a, without
change.
Tickets, blgmgo-cheCks. and an Information
can bee obia ned az li,hmonI and Petersburg
Railroad nerot. A. W. Darbers. 100 AHu
street, and 40 tue Company office, tl Lls-
". D. BEyILL
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES o. EDDY, ylce-Preailont
General office Roanoke. Va.
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YOEga& RIVER LINE


TIKI ~ IIh III
The FavOutc k0ure tO batlmoi
The steamers of this ine are ia dcls OF
beauty. elegance. an0 comfort.
tLe8ye Richmond Tuesday Thursday and
Saturday at a.el pu.
Arrive Baltimore Arrive hiclwOno
sWam lO.iNa.n.
Leave Baltimore Tuesday Thursday and sat
urday at pm
Fare Richmond % Baltimore. First ClAes.
g.; second GLASS; Sl.5J.
The York River Line affords superior Al
Vantagcs 10 business Den in enabling lhem @
leave Richmond near the close OF the day r
Transactions, and arrive at Baltimore early
noxt morning, after having enjoyed delight.
ful nights So, tree from me dust and noise u
railway tuysL
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
l., ave Richmond Cgid 81. depot, ~ am.
Arrive Richmond. " ~ % pm.
"Daiy. tDauy except sunday.
Depot and ucICtrofhce foot OF virgins
sfieet: up iOwn Office. corner Tenth and hAln
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. L. TAYLOR
Gene Al Manager. Gen. pu58'r Agent
SOL. HAAS. JOS. :. POTTS,
Trade ManaGev DIV. pHss'r Agent
nOi5 hicnmond. Va
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,V-vEVABLE STREET CHURCH. cor
ner Of Twenty first and Nenable.- sunday
hool at qNa.m; Preaching by the pastor he''
r. II. PITT. nt IL a. m. and Gt 30 ,. m.
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abs Dailp Gimfa,
PpWlsHgD EVERY DAWN THe YEAR
ny THE TlMRs PUBLISHiNG COM
PANy. OFFICE SO EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND, VA.
THE DAILY TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered ia any part OF the city ard Man
chester by carriers at re cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered a,
their homes can secure II by postal card re.
quest or order through telephone No 5ie
When delivery is irregular immediate com
plant should h made TO the Office. The adj
dress may be changed as deslrcd. II care bo
tsken IN all casos 10 mention the old and new
address
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DAILY. fDslly except suncaJI
sTOPpi % PLACES


Nos. Il. IS. and q make. no siops 49, q
q BPS on sigma at Ccntraia. 80. 81 SON.
only on signal ar Chester ten.rla lrf
Manchester SO. yi stops on Ngfa all
regular stations. anl $50 az lcmr.cs tD.
Port WaitLau Me-. Us. IS. b.. H ana
will stoI 20 a'l stations Tor pas'a ner-,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
on Trains Nos. Is ond ~ sleeping care he
tween New YORK and Tampa. q ia.. wa jack.
sonyiile). ON Trains Nos. 70 and 81 tie,nag
cars between Wa-n.ni 70 and Cnlr'.s
and between WASHINGTON ANA Jacss0nfi .a Ou
Train No. Is ale-Diug-lar- between Nov
YORK ana Jacksonville Ga Trains Nus ID 500
Is siDcpug-tars between New York I.I
Charleston. aud between New York l
Townsville. ga. on frlint Sos. ID snI a
slCeplug-cars between Washington lrl I..l
sOuvlIe. ard between Nl hm.nl ana f.r-
cncc, s. q. ll addition to Oh ai nFe,
THE NEW YORK ANDfIOWDA SPECIAL
consisting OF yestIhulo Pullman c.r O,g
leaves Mchmo~d. s0utn- bound, no - p.m Dl
Mondays, Wednesdays. and lrlay-. anl lIs
PETERSBURG. north bound. at t--1 $500. uu lIl.H.
avs. Thursday. ana crtliddf-- LAtri .ire
IS charged 0n THIS train.
THEONLY ALIrRAfLLlNE TO NOBFOl X
LEAVE. ARRIvr
Richmond. 'g50am. N0rlok DPS go
Richmond. s5f0rm. h.rio.l. 500 .r.
Norfolk 's2l am. Richmond. n ~ .in.
Norfolk, $50 on. Glclulni. tll p.l.
These trains also make ciose clnnrof q
FOR FsrmWlc. LyncEburg, and tOI.l-
western points. snd ali stations nu tHe Nor "a
Ra.sUIIY
cUper.licl1tI
E. T. u. hftka
General ltrlte1lenl
tn. FnrRs0N, Conceal Pafi susol A1t.t
Sol HAAS. Traffic Manager iAl
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This Serial is Beautifully Il.
Illustrated by CHSachS.

Attention is invited to the illustrations
given below, which are selected from the
large number appearing in the text Of
the serial.
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rY~FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH. corner Of
Twelfth and Bcoad strcets.-Rcy george
Cooper D. d.. pastor will preach at il am.
andsp.m. Bib e class at vic am.
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EWTRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, corner Broad and Twentieth
streets, Rev. Joseph Il. sturgis, pastor
Preaching at II am. ana s3Op.m. Wednesday
evening services at 100 O'Clock.
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.v-CLAY STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
cornerof Clay aud Graham streets, Rev :. {.
Ciopton. pastor Worship at II q. III. anu 40
p. m.
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.G-PARK PLACE METHODIST EPIsCO
PAL CHURCH Preaching by Rev. J. WILEY
Beds0e at II am. and 3 Pun.
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S1-CENT ENARY MISREPRESENTATION
Grace street between Fourth and Flfth.-Rev'
William Z. Judklns, pastor Preaching at II
o'clock am. and 7i5 pm. Strangers and Others
always welcome.
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sH-CLAY- sTREETM Z. CHURCH, South,
-Rey. W. ii. Atwill. pastor Preaching AZ II
am. and ,.3O pm; sunday school at am
All are invited.
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sE-BROAD-sTREET METHODIs1
CHURCH. Broad and Tenth streets, Rev. 3. 3.
Lambeth, d. d.. pastor.-Sunday- and
Bible class at 800 a. III; at II am. Rev. ". O.
Waggonor, pastor OF Laurel street Church
will preach; al 5 pm. fr. Lambeth will
preach on the Lost Talent" Young Mems
prayer meeting every Monday at SPIN. Lee
ture by pastor Wednesday at pm. Glass
meeting Thursday at pm.
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sx~UNION. STATION CHURCH. corner
Twenty fourth aud y notwithstanding al IL
am. and 1870 pm. By the pastor Rev. James C..
Martin
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~ wEsr-MAIN STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH. corner Of Main aud Beech streets
Preaching Sunday at II e. inland ';iAp' M ny
the pastor. Rev ". j. snipman. All are IN
vited 70 attend.
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fAs nj, column Of c1ucA Nofce' h published
ire. Of all charge. are cannot undertook he,syfsr
10 nah. inquiry 70 changes 10 Be- mate zach '''ek'
Al alterations u;H De made nat dfS rfpoTfed 10 ne
TIMES Office up 10 Friday night, ofhsFfi'' ne
Hsf irM r,D,ain az pnbtsh,d ne ir,'k pr'r'oH''y.l
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~ LAURELsTREET METHODIST
CHURCH, corner Laurel and Albemarle
streets. Rev. W. o. Waggener, pastor-Preach-
ing AZ II o'clock am. by Rev. $. S. LAMBETH;
at 1:i5 pm. by pastor. Al welcome.
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sx~LEIGH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner Twenty fifth and Ieigh.-keV- > a.
Goodwin. d. d.. pastor. Services at il AM
and 7.8O pm; sunday school at sl5 am; men
pra,er meeting tuesday night at o'clock.
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Frequent delays and Inconvenience having
been caused 10 all concerned boy reason OF the
fact that we here In Richmond were hereto
fore dependent on the Northern cities Tor an
special work in the optical line. &c gives me
great pleasure 90 announce % my thousrn ds
Of patrons and the public generally thar my
unpreccdent large and constantly increasing
patronage have made it incumbent upon me to
priylde more convenient methods, and accord
ingly have fitted npa
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THE KAU DOCTORSHlP.

ED1ToR BULLETIN Yet another
serious case of injury, needing the
care of q skilled medical man, has
occurred at this place and no doctor
nearer than fifteen miles, and he not
able to travel to this end of the dis
trct and the injured man not able
to travel to Waiohinu unless at the
risk of further injury.
Having no physician in the dis
trict, that is able to travel, is a
serious matter to.all of us residents
here in case of serious illness or
accident, we have no medical help.
l am told that the Board of Health
have had two applicants for the
Kau district, but that the two gen.
tlemen applying are friends and
cannot agree between themselves as
to which shall take it, the Board
meanwhile patiently waiting their
decision. This may be business but
l should not call it so. l cannot
but think that if proper steps had
been taken we should ere this have
been supplied with doctor, but
perhaps constituted as the present
board is, nothing better should be
expected.
The President of the Board of
Health was in this district some
three weeks or so ago. 1t would
hardly have been out of his pro.
vince to have visited this part of it,
in which case he might have assisted
the poor Portuguese woman who is
suffering flom broken arm, and
seen to other cases that require at
tention.
/ have learned that DR.. Oliver
has been promised the pay appro
priated for a Government physician
at Kau, until such time as physician
is appointed, the assigned reason
for this being that he has attended :
few cases who have visited him il
Waiohinu. have nothing but kindl,
feelings and good wishes for thi
| gentleman, but as taxpayer ant
an advocate for honest administra
ton protest against any such mis-
appropriation. The doctor is no
performing and is not PHYSICAL
able to perform the duties of Gov
ernment physician. REFoRMER.
Kau, Hawaii, June 11th.