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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-11-28
BEWAREi BE PRUDENT

When the proprletors q blood remedy tell you
that iodde Of potash Is a poison simply because
their opponents use It, ther assertions are made to
deceive, and your use of 1Oo bottles Of inert stuff
their object lodi ide of potash Is as essential to
true blood remedy as pune blood Is essential good
health. No remedy, has proven
OUICKCURE itself SO safe, sure and QUICK
an eradicator of mercurial
syphidtic, scrofulous, alarial other poison, for
eign to health, that gets into bone and blood, when
all else fails a. D. B. B. Send to Blood Balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga, for illustrated Book Of Wonders"
filled with convincing proof of QUICK CURES OF
seemingly ineurable cases.
A. i. Britton, Jackson, Tenn, writes: u con-
tracted malaria in the swanps Of Louisiana while
working for the telegraph company, and used every
lind Of m,dicine could hear Of without relief. at
last succeeded In breaking the fever
POISON but It cost me over $4,000, and then
my system was prostrated and satu-
rated with poison and became almost helpless.
finally came here, my mouth SO filled with sores
that could scarcely eat, and my tongue raw and
filled with little knots Various REMEDIES were re-
sorted to without effect. bought two bottles OF B..
o. 0. and 1t has cured and strengthened me. All
soreSM my mouth are healed and my tongueentire.
" CHAR Of knots and soreness, and feel Like new
man"
R.R. Saulter, Athens, Ga, writes: ~ have been
afflicted with catarh for many years, although all
sorts q medicines and severaldqctors did their best
to cure me. My blood was very impure and moth
ing ever had any eGectupon the
-CATARRH disease until used that great
Blood Remedy knogl as B. B.
B., few bottles of which efIectedian en;rc cure.
recommend It to all who have CataIrh. refer to
any merchant or banker of Athens, Ga, and will
reply to any inquiries"
Benj. Morris, Atlanta, Ga, writes Il had no
appetise, my kidneys felt
SORE TONSILS sore, my throat was ulcerat.
cd and my breast a mass OF
running sores. ssven bottles Of D, B. B. entirely
earad hAs Cd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

side of the city 10 the south side. coming
ont on Car, street between that and Main.
YESTERDAY Mr.. Henry \. Atkinson. who
has been. and will mall probability De. the
resident counsel. said that The prospects "
the tunnel was bright. and that ia would lc
huili j., the time required by the City Coun-
eli.
When asked il there was any truth in the
rtmof that connection had been arranged
with The Baliinor. and Ohio Railroad Com
pnnN. The fredericksburg and Chesapeake
and the Richmond and Chesapeake COM
pauic>. hc said De- WIS not az lihcri, inst
NOW to make amy statement. hut that he had
no doubt the tunnel and railroad would hc
built. and that the work would he prose-
cuicd eucrgoilcallN: than the construction
would De- in "a few days placed in the hands
Of vcll-kn0Wn contractors.
The stockholders meet again on Tuesday.
October I'D
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Another large house greeted the second
rendition Of the pearl of Pckin" last night.
The audience WA, very enthusiastic. and
rur,re, and curtain calls were numerous.
This operl ,eciu- o. have caught popular
favor in Richmond. and Mr.. Louise ilaui-
son. who. as Stated Yesterday is the central
h-ufc aronnnd which the whole entertain
m-ni evolves. has shown himself to Dee "a
comedian far above the average.
The opera Will Doe repeated tonight, and ON
saturday 40 the matinee and Saturday ni-ht.
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lc-ierda, Judge Wexford came down 10
lhe county courthouse and transacted
such business as WAS brought before him.
This cuisines. amounted 60 little Of consc-
qucncc. Two DEGREES were entered hy the
Judge in chlnccry eases.
The suit of Manning g.. staples against
Bltnc abbey was argued hy counsel and
decided. The court decided in favor Of the
defendant. The case Was a question of
commission ia regard 90 ihc sale Of piece
of land.
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VISITING SIR KNIGHTS.
\ Large Party Reach Richmond on Their
Pilgrimage.

Yesterday. short, after - o'clock. ahou
three hundred Nl,on.. ladie, and guest.
reached flp city on the Richmond Fred
crck-hur- and Potomac Railroad. \ lar.,
number of the Richmond Knights. members
of Richmond .'ommandcry and II. An
drew C0mmandeir, arrived on tle same
train.
The visiting knights represented several
cities u PENNSYLVANIA At ihc depot thc,
were met D., large number of carriage
anna escorted to Do. Exchange and Ballard.
where they bad dinner During the after
noon they were taken 400 over The city. and
viii This morning 200 90 odd Point and NOr-
folk uu the steamer ARIEL. and thence north
ward ON One OF the Bly-i.ne steamers.
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Cnrnncr,. ,nn..t..

coroner TAYLOR was called upon twice
yesterday o. view dead bodies.
The first WAS at 500 100 the morn.
ine. \ cOlored man, about sixty years
ola. who lived 40 5i3 North lnb street Dee
came iil during the niehi. walked ONT into
tn Nlrl and drlppedd dead. Death resulted
from congestion of ihe lungs.
Al O'Clock Yesterday evening the C0ro-
ner was called to fhe alm-hou~e. where au
old c0lond man had died. who had just
been brought from Li, residence. is north
TMeniy-hnh street Deceased lived bV
himself and Doe WAS found ill le-tcrlu, af-
teruOon by nciehb0r-. who sent for the am-
buiance. Death was caused hy drOp~N.
Thc body viii Boz held for "a dan ortN0 10
give any relative, or friends ana opportunity
Ia eluim if
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mn.line. Comrl

Tine Hastings Court was Yesterday On
elsed BOO lhc trial of tine civil cH-o a. \
bmda q ~on AGAINST 'rmp 81 West. tn,
plf.niil- some time ago. shipped % lnf o
cnai %" ihe defendants and ihe hiicrciaimco
30 WAS eleven tom, short.
Verdict was rendered Ton The plaintiffs
and fhe defendants, moved 10 st il aside
THE motion WIS continued until to-day.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Funeral of NIr. William -. farle,-Erief-
and Personals.

800. umaiu- of Mr.. William Il. Farley
whose death BEE fhe rf''ra Cd accident inf
~ufh.ri.u'~ station in Halifax county. moi
JIM iNiI ilIuNll... WUr. ii..-n 90 the clfi
OFF Manchester ou the early train Yesterday
mNU'u-. 4 number of hi. friends. which
included h.- hrufh.r-iu-law. Mr. William H.
Crooks. went 90 fhe >ccne of The accident
uu returned with ihe body.
Yesterday morning Mn flflc, WIS laid
iD r-t boo NHuu Cemetery. TIA. funeral
-.ft fr... fu0k place from Central Methodist
'Anirh .na Res. Mr.. Peterson. tine pastor.
oiiiciiiel.
The lOuu- man WHOSE uuf'm-ly death
VAS ucca-i0nod hy This accident was Well
known among Manchester people. and ~
we'll among Richmond people H. was
if-h'l termed hy ail who knew Dim. H.
ANIL h.. mother lived 100 Amelia county. and
fIr SOME Time past became residents of the
c.iY oi Manchester. Ills mother two sis
fer- and 90 brother survive him.
The police of both Richmond and Man
chester hlte hoeu unable Co discover tho
thief who robbed Mr.. Lewis Il. liulud and
his uii. oi % gold watch belonging to Nh.
BN.nd aud ~uudll ieweig from ihe jewel
rs huN 90 Mrs. BDlri.
lh. MAYOR hld nothing before him Ncsicr-
dl} mlmln-. Ills Honor Wa~ present. and
i.ii when ihe docket presented 90 clean sheet
OF paper
ll.t n.-hf ihe Democratic Campaign
iuh held 3D. meeting and transacted hu-i-
ut.- of interest.
Miss 'r-ina Archer. of Amelia county.
is 30 ihe city. ihr guest Of Mr. and MR.. i.
J.. HdiHld. 900 Decatur street,
iHr meeting ie-ni-hi ai 'mmps coal
NIrl. On liul street near second. will hc
90 splendid One. Colonel Il/.Wnl Elicit
d
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ANILIUSTRATED SPEECH.
4 New Jer-esInan Tries 10 Teach Virgin
i'm. MLlh .lnnLa "a GlA>-.

IN-Iud.c j. l.. Wheeler. a Republican
from New Jersey. made q speech 100 the
Bruad-sircet opera House yesterday before
"a mixed audience. ile illustrated his re-
marks ith a siercuptrau. and the cNhib.-
lion closed with picture, of Malone. stomp.
Iurty. and the American llI-. II was "a
sort 81 object lesson on smoked glass Tor tue
benefit of the colorod and other constituent,
who could NOT Otherwise hc made Oh under
stand the iniricacie- of iAc protective tarih
and the Blair bill. especially when lue-cd
into a state election.
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THE RACE PROBLEM HeNRicO.
White Men Arrested bs Negro Constable.

sunday morning. september ~. number
of White youth, were arrested for gima in.
ON The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad aud 20
number Of negro youths were arrested ou
the same morning for The same oncn.p. 4
quantity Of cards and dice were captured
and exhibited before Magistrate Irlehuh
Jonathan, popularity known as the 'on-
ner at the Oakland suicide. and ihc candi-
date ior Use House 81 DELEGATES If fhr H.
publican party. Jonathan isa yellow man
ARRESTED BN 4 MICRO CONSTABLE,
These white men who were arrested. were
placed IN dercss ctc by constable Of AZ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

u y sr,rrrAcuFH. travelling salesman
far Wm. ~ Merrill Chemical Company
-ar-. Hnd almost magic relief in u-i"-
Brad, croiiuo for thr headach.
letter from Rev. =. n. Hawthorne OF
Atlanta, Ga.
II gives me real pleasure to say word
medicine W hich believe Is destined
10 be great blessing % the afflicted
everywhere. IL is not the cunning de-
vice of q qu0ch ; but the discovery OF 2
scientist. 10 Is the result Of many years
of research and experiment by an emf
nont specialist. Thousands Of my
Southern friends know what q sufferer
from Catarrh have been.
SIX months ago, by tho advice Of my
physician. gave zap the pasiorate. !
have used two bottles of king 3 Royal
Germeuer. and while | cannot say
that ann completely cured. ] do affirm
that d. has $50 Jar rcIicrcd ne. l expo
r. nee mo- pain nor discomfort.
feel it e. be my duty t0 say also that
tls effects of this remedy upon my
vie have been even more signal and
wonderful. She has been almo,ta life
l0ug invalid from nervous headache.
D.. uraigia and rheumatism. In aperi0l
OF hiity years She has scarcely bad %
DAYS exemption from pain. Size has
b..n using "Gormctuor about two
months. \ more complete transioIma-
ton / have never witnessed. Every
symptom of disease las disappeared.
Sine appears 0be twenty years younger.
and is happy and playful as a healthy
child. We have persuaded many of
our afflicted friends to take lhe mcdi-
cine and the testimony of all OF them
is that il is a gioit remedy.
j. b. HAWTHORNE.
Ifioafa Ga. July i2lh. 1850.
Dir. Kings Royal G,rmcluer is now
put up iu concentrated form for con
yelience in shipping IN eight ounce bot
ties. One bottle added to seven and "a
bali pnf, If water will make gallon
off Royal Gcrmeiuer. 4 wine-l lasslul
d 0o-o. A feJsp0OafW in % wine glass
lu. of water j, "a dose of the concon-
la'od.
Price. - 30 per bottle
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Olpo. POstofiico. Richmond. Va.
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Joseph Is. Davis. Anctloneer.
IL. u. looA. -alesmnnL
SPECIAL SALE OF SEVENTEEN
- HlGh-BkLD IROulNG HORSES ny
fAtQt TER SAM pUKDN. AXE
LAND AND Abpt LiAH
AUCTION

IN consequence Of impaired health. Can.
tain \. a.. habc0ck has Instructed ,s M ofi,s,
nis stock al very SUPERIOR IROTIINC
ANIMALS at auction 40 his fam. csdai
Lawn, on Nine-mile road.
TUESDAY, 10TH INSTANT.
commencing at 10 o'clock. his seldom Snch
Stock rs offered 40 public sale, and ID uartte.
wishing To purchase offers an unusual opn, =.
tunlty. Ff"'
4 special train per Richmond CIV, AMI
SeNen-lines Railroad leaves Iwentv-sixtn
nnJ j. streets on dny oi safe M D:3O O'Clock
SAFE l"sliNe; no postpOncmcnt On account
had Ola application 10 the auctioneer
No.. JOSEPH Is. DAVIS, Auctionecr.
L. "'-''""' S"eshah. ocit-ir,su,tu.
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ricau descent. His name j. ". II. ~mithor
The names Of the men present before the
two nngm magistrates were. John Price
William Bright. James Cox. !. Cline. T.. !.
Bradley. George Mounts. D0lph Allen.
Charlie. imun-. Willie Murry.
Ihn-e absent were Joseph Flgg. Emmett
iiln. Emmett W lli~ and Mex. Harris. II
was afterwards discovered Dos dilivent col
or0d research that Emmett VILE. had paid
ihr costs and that llari, had disappeared
60 fhc State OF North Carolina.
for ihe al'-cut one, attachm. nis for their
arrest were issued bt the TWO negro magi--
ilatp~.
IliE TESTIMONY.
". Il. >mifhrr-. q negro with a manner
which would have put 'a~iilian dignit, 10 "a
blush. told how hc caught the parties in the
several places in the act of pi tying cards.
ono oi his detectives wIea little .ir. When
~uuin gentlemen were found sitting under
% tree engaged in "a friendly came of cards.
the iolr negro con-iihlc- who surrounded
Them all testified that bat one cent wa,
found .n the pot. VIII, these African con-
stable, should have surrounded these men
40 IlI I- something get tD he found out.
INr TWO negro magistrates required al If
ile m.u tO pay the COSTS fS32'j and upon
ilr ialment of the same each party was
O sep IlIr. fl.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

'oN,t MILTON. According to DR.. Irving \.
Watson. prevails in allpau> Of New llamp-
shire. u is more prevalent 40 low ele,a.
tiOn with maximum .uil moisture than n
tle higher elevation. with Jess moist soil
lhe -ea-ou lass oniyr small influence upnn
thr mort ilIi1 from the disease; the mortaif.
A l' considerably greater among women.
ana n0 age Is exempt from 10: huf the iaa.f
liability il contract il exists between the
age, of iNo and fifteen. and tine greatest he.
tween twenty and thirty. The death rate
j. relatively much the larsor among tine
f0pign-hom.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

The popular actor and tragcdian. Mr.
Louis James. Will commence special en-
eagemcnt at the Mozart Academy Of Music
next Monday. concluding Tuesday night
Mr. james is very popular here, and Will re-
cciir a suitable greeting. Monday nieht he
VIII play Richard III" Tuesday. Julius
Caesar"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT io tne terms of q dccI OF trust 81
f't. id Btu the clerks Office OF NnrtIumb.r-
DID, ID county, the undersigned trustee Will
NNti Ni luilc auction. to thn highest bidder.
at heaiAsNilie, BOO said county,
oN ALE l7rn DAY OF OCTOBER. 1859.
aii that NALt hBLk TRACT OF LAND con-
Ntyel Dy g.. b.. ll.lylu and IA fili-r@ a. f,,,,',..
3D. iie SAID trustee % secure the PAYMENT a
tn balance of the purchase money thereon
io iohn x. Coles. said land lying on th.
Ntct " ieomoc) river. ir the aforesaid coun-
muie or less.
LaNs; cash MS % costs and n.fchaS
money. and "a. to ans residue VII b. made
known on dAy 81 sale.
LLOYD 4 Smith. Trustee.
September. 10. 1859. seta-snf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

Dr. ll0ec. OF ihe second PRESBYTERIAN
Church. haas called a meeting Of his congre-
CATION Tor Nedn0 -dly. October 10Th o. act
upon plans lnr the tabernacle which 10 is
proposed 90 build in The neighbour ood OF the
FIRST market. The building Will be- quite
large and sOlidly constructed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
BOARD Or HEALTH.
Tho once Removed Where People Can
Find H.

Find 70.
lh' office of the President of ihe Board of
Health .- NOW at the private office OF DR..
W. OPP nh'mer. president of tie board.
so. lH north Ninth street. The Office has
been iDr the past fifteen months upstairs
n.cra store OF O. merchant near ne First
Market. else new office. on Smith street
between Grace and Franklin Fl, ina central
location. tll much more -act0r, fo OBJ.
public having business with the Health
Office than tie Former ONE. which lt.nfimr-
could nli i' found eN'Dnt.n- nY dili-ent enc
rHill oi lhn people 100 iHe u.i.hhDrh0oI
some one WiA heom duty iu tine Office all
dll lOu-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

TIE Dunlop Patent Flour is again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 215-adv
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11
RICHMOND AND HESAPEAKE
RAILROAD.
Annual session of the >tockhoider>-O on
Ger. Elected.

Yesterday AT ~ O'Clock The stakeholder
Of the Richmond and Chesapeake Railroad
met i'm annual session af their office. up
staiss in the building No. iO3 Main street
In fact in the office Of Mr. II. A. Atkinson,
.Ir.. counsel for the company, and of Mr.
Charles r. Bel,in. who has been the prcsi-
dent for the past several years. This ., The
company which the Legislature chartered 10
build railroad from the city Of Richmond
10 the mouth of the Potomac, iia lappahan-
mock on The RappahannOck river
The stockholders elected The following
officers: Charles ". Mackay. president
Charles J.. BrNin. sice-pfr~ident: ". y.
DOriiaux. secretary: +. ". Gillad. assist
AMI secretary; II. X. Baltzcr. treasurer;
directors. Charles ". Mackay. Charles T..
Bel,in. II. u. Fry, Louis T. BossicuX,
Wills A. Barnes.
IIiE EIGnIH-sIKEEI TUNNEL.
This II the company which twice obtained
from the en- Council a franchise - build
a tunnel upder Eighth street from the north
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

CHEw Stallion Tobacco. best ten
cert plug "a the market Save the tin
r1a- and 60. % handsome and useful
present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

CHEW "smlilon Tobacco best ten
cent plug ON the market. Save the tin
tag, and get a handsome and useful
present.
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Marriage licenses were YESTERDAY issued
i0 liuv i. Clarke and Mar, L. Gray. and
Richard q. Branch and Mar, V. Ilundlcy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

SMOKE Kinney Bros. cigarettes. made
from the brightest and highest priced
leaf grOwn.-adv.
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= I' I|II'NN III- N'''.~ Il NNI-NiN ANA NIi
WDl. recorded 1D-f.riHy:
is Cun CH,NcEEl COURT.
fi1Ib,iA Ame-' heirs to benjamin Thorn.
a-. i.- tet 900 MARSHALL southeast corner
lh.ril-- $1,000. N J.. Brown 90 Cha..
-. Mills. trustee urJlne L.. Blair and chill
lfeu. ODD feet ou west -ide Brook avenue.
south of Marshall. improved. >1.sa1: samuel
Darihri-hf to Mis-, NJ. J.. Woodward. pcr-0l-
ali}. >-jl: George Gibson and wife toJohu
%. -pnit.. fNeir unD-laif undivided interest
In I-ai estate Nn cast side Fourteenth. south
10 Cary: Elizabeth u. lDwin'- executor io
John b. Harris. 30 feet ou south side jack
SON. between Price ard 81. Peters, $3.50:
Franklin ~telrn-' executor and Franklin
~i.arne. jr.. Hni wife t0 Beverly p. Turner
q iecf on north side Hughes. being lois Nos.
.. IS. l1 Wnl % 100 smiths plan. ,iii.
HENEIco COUNTY COURT.
=. q. Buchanan. -uh-fru~toe. t0 John Nc
Dr.Ilil. lllt feet tufe lOt-l on LIt|epI-e.
uDldOf Seventeenth. known l~ Madd0NNili0.
improved. $500. Pleasant bennington and
oihor. t0 l~hmm n. Freeman. all their inter-
e-i n Land bounded hy state. Louisiana.
Malone. and TAYLOR. known as Dot Gf in
plan oi Fulton. also 900 iyci on Malone ud
laylor. corner state. improved. SGll: john
s. iuman'- trustee t0 j. g.. Mhti0ck.
5lli acres on south side White oak swamp.
on Charles city road. about twelve miles
from Richmond. $1,000.
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RE0RGANIZED.
PRESIDENT ELECTED FOR THE D.
p RAILWAY.


y ORR. represented The petitioners Tor tlH Hl-
pointmcni 81 IL receiver for Co., railway
uncS. ana judge allrf y. II pics. Nn-~i.t.
i. H. hunlofd W Nndham u. Vi rdIlh. y.
J.. BonlWar'' Charles I. William. and
y Frank W. Christian appeared for tho opp0-
silion.
e captain ISL first addressed ihe Court.
I'll tie .1ld u iad been agreed between counsel
Be- 'n"' = com .""''h'' mao hrt,f I' '7h'1 i'i-
6, anu u n'o pee , @'--'-i ," ln!' % o.ii'he-
, ,',..'.' ~" 'sN'' ,'.l w, N. p'.l i' VIA ,'N
]. ,,'' '',', "'"'" "',,u' P" ',iiI'.
''"t, ~ ,l'" ~ go I'D W lN"'. 'l'''-. Nh'
s. ''u'" ",'INN .'l DION Nhu' l"' weeks
s. una "' i." ,'', "."' "'," i'' l"' N' 'i-
''' -''''I ""'" '"'i'' "i'' N' i'l' 'NI Iiii
. a'l The terms OF an Hirine"nnnf being made
B would 10y fl1t time ho r0u-nmm1fed.
. Mr.. 'hr'-iian. of This civ. -1id 'ln vou'1
J h1tc -" objection io SD lnn. cont .nl1uen.
Be- ~ N'W 'fN n~."rinl' ga nNl "ii'ri
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Meeting of 'he Board OF Directors of the
Il. I. y. Hallway.
At O'Clock the board of director NJ the
Richmond MON Passenger Railway m.i iu
fh. Gauk--frDef office of flr COMPANY.
II Nfca-pr,-idUuf Thornton \ NUIrr rr0.
sided. and fnerr eNcr. present I.-....
Nlr-~r-. Richard =. Newcomh.. Peter nan.
Edward f.. Laihrup and j. g. Smith all 0r
Nov York. and Or. W. ID. Scott. Nr. Wrnd-
ham r.. Nardiih and Calf4fu ANDREW p.l-
Uni. of Richmond
PRESIDENT ELECTED.
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CHEW stallion Tobacco. best ter-
cent plug CON- ihe market. Save the tin
tag, ana get handsome and useful
present.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

Among the ca-c- disposed of in this court
Yesterday were:
Thomas Norris charged with stealing
thirteen and half pounds 0f butter from
John T. Anderson. valued at sol Morris
WIS au cmplOye of Mr.. Anderson. who com
ducts % grocery business at the corner of
Broad street and Brook avenue. and sur
utUlu-'y removed tb4 butter. II WAS
uud 90 Doe taken away hy Oneoi The clerks
Norris va- asked about 10. and replied that
Dor bad taken 10 from ihr usual receptacle
and placed 10 in "a certain Jar where butter
prints were 900 top of il.
AncNtmiuaf.onofi h'. jar failed to reveal
lhc butter. Further search found tle butter
outside 0l the building where Morris had
-err.f0d TO- ilo went t0 iail t0 serve term
of .iNfy DAYS.
james rood-1n. charged with being drunk
and racing IDS horse on the street. was fined
Si2 and costs $40 iNr racing hi- horse. aud
i. iOr being drunk.
Jessie BraNton lcolorch WIS charged
YIN l-sauliine and threatening 10 kill
Bette bruNl0n. She WAS required 200 pas
fine slim of - and COSTS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-11

lf You want q firstc.ass flour. ask
ior the "Dual.p' Patent. None SUR
pass it. Phone el5.