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Alaska FUR COMPANY.

The Baltimore Herald, referring to the
Presidents proclamation forbidding dep
redstors 10 take seals in Behrlng
ara saws that by act of Congress ap-
proyed March 9, 1889, ii was PROVIDED
tina, no person should enter the limits OF
Alaska or the adjacent waters lot 'he
purp use Of killing any fur-bearing AMI
NAL under fine Of not less than S2oo nor
more than 81 900 and forfeiture OF his
vessel. tackle, apparel, furniture and
cargo" This law was passed at the
same time that a monopoly OF the scar
catching industry was granted 10 inc
Alaska Fur-Seal Company. The proe1a'
nation. therefore, looks to the pro'ec''on
Of the company, whose operations a''
specifically defined in the grant.
Bu the point is that the Alaska rur
Company, whose contract with tue gov
eminent is about to expire, succeeded IN
lobbying clause into the act that VII
virtually give them an opening Tor con
tinuance of their rich grab. They pay
800, 900 year for the privilege OF taking
100000 seals, but nobody has been
ingenious enough TO believe that The
Alaska Fur Company confined itself t'
the contract, or they would not have
paid a man an enormous salary to stay
in Washington and represent their IN
terests," J. g., entertainand bride corrup
politicians to stop any investigation o
the big Job.
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OH, HORRIBLE :

That is very picturesque yarn about
a plan OF Mexican bandits to capture
Bob Garrett and hold him for big ran
som
No advertisement in this. 1t Is a
real story, and we expect II TO
come before court OF Mexico
The point is whether the Federal or the
State courts hav~ jurisdiction OF the
great Garrett Bandit case.
By all means bring on the Mexican
Fra Divalo and let him appear in his
velvet and yellow plush costume
The Mexican brigands arranged 10
capture Bob Garrett but traitor in the
gang gave the thing away. This hap
pened In San Antonio last week Inc
fellow, a Mexican, whose name could ho'
be learned. entered a restaurant in Tho
lower part of the town, with anothe'
Of his kind. and for nearly an hour
they discussed the plan for the
assault. They spoke in low tone o"
not too low for stranger 10 hear, wh'
happened to be in the place at the time
He listened attentively, and then sha
dowed the men to depot nearby, where
they boarded midnight train. A detec
tive was told, the bandits were fooled.
Garrett WAS saved and the detective
got his little adj.
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one of the consultations OF the poll
tician wherein hope takes an angelic
form TO donate undeseryed honors Is
the inspiration that the cross roaus
statesman feels shat he will be struck by
lightning, and by accident get his sup
posed deserts Such is the feeling TO-
day of more than bakers dozen Of
idiots. who look 10 the next Virginia
convention with proclamation OF Their
claims.
There be wise men and there be fools
but where the wise man takes the fooIs
place and where the fool gets left Is "a thing
that American politics has never settled
because we see the fools in high places
Nevertheless, the fountain Of hope ilows
and vanity gives the cue to every ass
who wants TO bray his claims
Bring on the chorus
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A RIBALD scribe says that Rev. sam
Small, of Georgia aspires to be states
man and with the statesmen stand IN
other words, lac would exchange the pull
nit for seat in the House. We would
advise our reverend brother to remain
where he is What's the use OF spolllng
a good preacher to make poor Con
gresham
We fv to the rescue Of sam The
TINES is known to be u pious paper IN
both morals and politics, and we venture
10 assert that Sam as circus man has
not done real religion any more harm
than the enthusiast in the georgia
Scenes, or any other novel OF that KIM
who prayed over the collected money
and then ran away with it,
Give US Sam all the time, and the more
rascal there is in him the better fol The
real cause of religion
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
{ MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST..
OPPOSITE PosroFFIcE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, CUISINE
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMS dali kind
Of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUsHEs. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BkUsHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH GASES
suitable for Bridal Presents As well as Ladies
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both AZ
wholesale and retail. areagents for the now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure, ChASECiff
IITHiA WATER. which we deliver In any
part of the city for % cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will dc
wei 10 drink this water freely. -
We make a specially Of hitting IhurShs
and keep mll stock always on hama, ais'
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTcHkS, ai
kinds and prices
We have all the leading brandsof CHEWING
/ TOBACCO. and kcepa nice line of CIGARS
GIVE our PLANTATION ClGARa trial; Re
| member 70 try our ELLIE BY thh" lNp
! TOBACCO. ,-.
] PHYSICIANS prescriptions carefully preIare'
/ hy compeient Pharmacists, and none but th'
I PTREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating ha' ing painting doh'
ought 60 call and get color Card nnd prs"
nf WadesWOrth- silica Paint, when j. better
and cheaper tnan Lead and oil.
Please remem Der that for everything usual,
! found in tlrst-class wholesale anu retail dfhl
store. gOt 70
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LIE Philadelphia Time takes a crit.

THE Philadelphia Times takes a crit
cal look at the Southern politician am
says that Mississippi may be made me
gro State" The migratory movement
among the negroes in the South has as
sumed proportions that must challenge
attention. II continued, il will produce
a good deal Of industrial disturbance
for time, and ultimately some
nolitical disturbances as well. The in
crease of the negro population OF Miss
issippi especially gives great alarm to
the white people OF that State, who fore
see the time when, by mere force OF
numbers, the blacks will inevitably come
into complete control.
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AMERICAN PRINCES.

The cool audaeity of his Royal High
ness Jaw Gould. f. OF NJ. king of mo-
uopolvi. is absolutely startling He Of
fers 10 settle the question Of rapid
transit 10 New York and have no diff
Guilty to il except the additional squeeze
on the public which represents the lri-
butte that people owe TO the princes and
railway kings All that II r. III. Gould
wants in return for settling the question
is an absolute and guaranteed monopoly
OF the city passenger traffic.
The throne OF railway king is only
sn elegant desk with a few buttons on
il. that with the touch OF kings finger
call his slaves and still this potentate has
more power than the kings and barons
that centuries of war were required TO
overthrow
The social arstocracy and the feudsl
power that enfaged the popular masses
Of Europe had tangible forms that peo-
pie took hold Of, but your American
prince of corporations takes form that
means a beaulifully-painted mask put on
the face OF demon The Prince brings
ont his millions made out OF a
royal grant Of monopoly by the Govern.
meut and carries the election, buys
Senators and Congressman and aspires
to dictate the Government He insti-
gates an organized howl for the protec-
ton of American labor, and orders all
his lsborers to 20 TO the polls and vote
for the Republican candidate, and they
obey the mandate
Now. if the supply IS greater than the
demand on his protected market, he
closes his works and turns out his voters
l. starve until he is ready 10 employ
them again on his own terms AT the
next election the slaves come up again
and obey the order to howl for proiec-
ton OF American labor. and have not
the sense to see that they are slaves
TO tyranny that is the mock
cry of free government under
the mask of championing Republican
principles The Republican party has
pitched upon the clever idea of giving
the surplus revenue of $4,000, 900 &c
the war pensioners on the proclaimed
plan that all the relations of the soldiers
direct and collateral, from moth
ers-in-law TO cousins and aunts
must be pensioned, and that Is
the craftsmanship of the Republican
party represented by Corporal Tanner
If. SAYS Tanner, claimant cannot max,
out claim, then the department will
help him 10 do it, OF, in other words. il
he was kicked by mul,
that his brother or substitute
drove his plea is good tC
help TO reduce the surplus Or, if III
never had a mother.in-law whose cousin
had substitute, then the Pension Blu
reau will invent the romance, and tn,
surplus will be reduced by the grace o.
the mule or the mother-in-law's rela
tons
These two phases of the dispolstior
Of Democracy are somewhat new, and
the sentiment of the war carries one
while the automaton cry of protection
OF labor carries the other. But all thu
time the people are learning that some
thing is wrong when they arr
taxed for the necessaries OF life
and the more power the Repub
blicsn party has and the sooner thu
North sees that the South Is not runnin!
the Government the better for the whole
country and the better for the peoples
cause as opposed to the princes OF mo
nopoly and II r. H. Could.
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tenth OF the money, and at a point
where sailing vessels could ge'
to the mouth of the cana
on both sides. which they
could not do at Panama, because 'h'
trade winds that blow through the MICA
ragua Valley do not blow within hun,
bred miles of the Panama canal; and
that Ia ALI there Ia about H.
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IsITAN ExODUsy-The North Caro-
lima papers contain surprising news OF
the negro exodus from that State. The
colored people are leaving some OF the
eastern counties in droyes, and the con.
seauent decrease in the supply OF held
hands is alarming the farmers, who are
anxious to have the migration prohibited.
1t is estimated that between fifteen and
twenty thousand have left the state this
wear At first they struck out for the cotton
plantations of Georgia, Mississippi, and
Louisiana, bat more recently they have
been going 10 Arkansas, where, 1t Is said,
they propose to colonize on unoccupied
lands, as tillers OF the soil in an inde-
pendent way. We have reports OF some
of the mass-meetings held by them IN
/ North Carolina, at which general exo-
dus is advocated by the speakers as the
ONLY means of securing the benefits that
they were promised from emancipation.
An emigration society has been formed,
and a State convention is soon to be held
in Raleigh TO promote its obJects.--NeF
York saH.
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THE President Is reported ms follows
~ have been overrun with oillce-seekers
SINCE arrived in Washington, and in
stead of having the time TO devote to the
consideration and selection of foreign
ministers and other important officials /
ha, actually spent it ali In listening TO
the statements of delegations and in the
purely clerical labor incident 10 the
proper classification and arrangement OF
application for office If could have a
few DAYS to myself you would be sur
prised AT the increase in the number OF
nominations that would 60 TO the Senate.
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enclosing az Envelope bearing your full ad-
dress.
send POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Or
ders. or New York Exchange IN ordinary let
ter Currency by Express tat our expense),
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PR ESTON b ELV N,
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RAILROAD
AND OHIO Rail.
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SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH l2rH.
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LEAVE RICHMOND.
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Pullman Palace Ger. Richmond 70
Old Point.
If: 05 A. NJ. Through Mali for Cincinnati aDd
Louisville. Daily. Norfolk To CIR
ton Forge: daily except sunday,
clifton Forge 10 Cincinnati. Solid
train 70 Cincinnati Central Union
station. Pullman Builct sleeping
Car Charlottesville 10 incnnafi
800 p NJ. Through Mail for Norfolk. Old
Point and Newport News daily.
Pullman Buffet parlor car except
Sundays - old Point.
400 =. VI. bordonsyiiie Accommodation, daily
except sunday.
$50 p. ~ Fast bxpress for Cincinnati and
Louisville daily. Connects In Cen
tral Union Passenger STA ion. TIN.
cinn1fi. for the West and North
west and m Union STATION. Lou
vile. for the West and southwest.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Carr io
Cincinnati and Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
ss9lA. NJ From Gordonsvile. daily except
sunday.
1888 A. NJ Prom Norfolk AMI Ola Point. daily
Pullman buuet Parlor car except
Sundays from Old Point.
BIS r. NJ From Cincinnati and Louisville
daily except sunday. west OF tut'
ton Forge; daily cast ot tnftor
6.o5 p. W. From Norfolk and Old Poi,i. daily
Pullman Palace car, Ola Point q
Cincinnati.
900 p. NJ From Cincinnati and Louisville
daily.
Station: Broad street near seventeenth.
1icket-Oiiice: Corner Tenth ami Main nnf
llway station. IA. W. ~ LLtn'
General Passenger Agent.
J. T. HARABAS. General Manager.
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The Atlanta Constitution reviews the
difficulties of unemployed labor all over
the world, and says that for the remedy
only one has been suggested-it Is re-
distribution of population. The trans
fer of hundreds of thousands, and
perhaps millions Of people, from
our over-crowded communities TO the
spsrsely settled regions of the South aad
West would give every man chance
and build up the country. Europe will
find similar outlet for her surplus popu-
latlon in the direction Of Africa.
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OPENING OKLAHoMA-It is announced
that the Presidents proclamation, throw
ing the Oklahoma lands open 70 settle
ment, may be expected soon. 1t may be
necessary to explain TO some readers that
the bin creating the Territory of Okla
homa out of the western half OF Indian
Territory failed in the Senate. But an
amendment TO the Indian Appropriation
bill authorized the President by procla
nation 10 throw open to settlement a
tract of more than 100000 acres lying
in the very heart OF Indian Territory
This includes Oklahoma proper. com
prising 100000 acres, and purchases
from the Seminole and Creek Indians on
the east, amounting 10 about 45OO,O Oo
acres more.-N. J. TriJane.
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THE daily bulletin Of the ofiice-seekers
SAYS that curiosity.seekers and office
hunters Jared alike to-day at the White
House, and not more than half dozen
visitors were permittsdto enter the pr
yats office OF tho PRECEDENT.
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On Trains Nos. "a and % siccpiry-cara r a
tween New York and Tampa, Pa, iiis Jarn
sOnsilel. On Trains Nos. "a snd % sllcrlns
cars between WASHINGTON AMI lNtIIraI.n
iraln No. - sleeping can NtINNH NUh
York and Jacksonville. On Trains sos. Band
- .eleCpingears between New lNIh Il.
Townsville. Ca. In addition Bob tI' thNtr.
THE NEW YORK ANDfIOMDA SPECIAL
consisting Of Vesfihu'e Pullman r.I. ....
leaves Richmond. south bound. ff U.HI ..
Muuday~. " cfnesdlys. snI luIINe HHI .....
Petersburg. nOrth-huurl. Hf i..i l.i.. .. I....
SAYS. Thursdays. and Saturday,. ilfI. H.Ie
IL charged ON this train.
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CONNECTIONS

Train No 80 connects daily AZ heysyill'
for Chase City. Clarksyiile, ard ONOfd,
Durham. Hende4 son and Raleigh con
meets AZ Greensboro 'Jr Durham
Raleigh. salem. and Winston. and all points on
North Carolina Division, at salisbury Tor Ash
Vile, Hot Springs aud all points IA western
North Carolina. and at Charlotte Tor C.. I =
A. X. K.
Train No. 81 connects daily At Green's
borO' for Salem, Winston, Raleigh. Gods
bOro' and MOrehesd City at salisbury iOi
Asheville. Not Springs, and All points. n
Western North Carolina; at Charlotte WITH
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad ioi
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken. Charleston, Stan.
nah. ThOmasvilic. Ga. Jacksonville ana Other
Florida points also with Carolina Cenira
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive at Aichsdonc
I 5l5am. and 800 pm.
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~ NAIL. POSTAGE rRkPArD.

Remittances should be made by drafts
checks. postofioe orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 10
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Richmond. Va
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE PosTOFFICE.
WHAT An OLD MAN, ~ YEARS Of age
HAS Il O ; a Y
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water
roaK1aSn. NorrAwAy COUNTY. Va. /

FoRKIAsD, NOrTAwAy COUNTY. Va
August 10. 1856.
NJ. n 4. Rqrdg, ChGse Chg. Va.
sir.-For many years suffered very much
from dyspepsia, with is complications suou
AS merry guinness, neuralgia, indigestion tVus'
patton, flyer affection. etc. untll bt'dine nj
most "A confirmed invalid. During the tlhe
was treated by intelligent pnNslcl1ns' VINO PR
scriIed various remedies | used born nlhiu
and other mineral waters. also Or Mafhei .
little advantage ..ct.,
City Mineral Water ! sent Tor anu phiaiiicu
A case of it, 81 lasted me about tntee Wechs
during which time J improved go much ~ le
be able 70 leave home, which | had not uech
able 10 do Tor months previous. then went "a
Chase CITY and continued the use of the water
fresh from the well. Tor TOUR weeks. "nioh
gave me more real benefit than al the otnel
remedies combined. Ny nerves were soon
quieted. could sleep well Ell night. my Rlooihy
fears snn tOrebOdings vanished. my mlDu Dc
came bright and cheerful, | COnld ENJOY tnt
company OF my friends which before AVOID
nd. my appetite Increased. ms digestion
greatly improved $50 that | could eat almost
any kind u food with upunity); the constlpd
zion was relieved. and the Kidney uHeeuoh
greatly benefited-all of when attribute 10
the use OF your mineral waller
must say, in conclusion. that eonslder ths
discovery of this water 0tssny ~ dVt.'sN
Aun.qntfy Away with your drugs anu nos
tl1lms, GO to natures fountain or heaith
Drink OF its healing water. 60 dItna, and 10
made whole u. ~" ILL.,
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
SPICY PARAGRAPHS
FROM QuILL-DRINERS'

The birmingham Plan Again-The "'"""
Scramble -xan THIS lac True ?-tdito's w
IN. Fronts II an Exodus ?-open'"s
Oklahoma.
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DlEDMONr AIR LINE.

RICHMOND OANylILG RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND Quick EST ROUTE To
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLGEfKR~ On ALL NIGHT
TRAINS.
sCHEDULElN EFFgCT FEBY. %. lSse.
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To THE FRoNT.--A valued cores
pondent writes the Roeord that under the
administration of the elder Harrison II
was officially announced that the policy
of the administration would be against
appointing the editors or owners oI
newspapers to official positions. In this
respect certainly the old order he's
changed. Editors are picking out for
themselves the latest berths.-Pkaade-
phid Record.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
oScI~CU or TWELVE LINES.

re- Reading notices IN reading matter type
lseents per line. Nonpareil. loaded, IL cents
per line.
,.v- Wants. marriage and death notices, not
eeding eight lines y cents each Insertion
Special contract rates furnished on ap
phcation.
Auction sales. Legal Notices and am"se
ment Advertisements ~ per inoh esoh IN
sertion.
Rejected communications will not he re-
turned.
Entered al the Richmond (Va) postofhce as
ecOnd class matter.
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}. FREDERICK BulG

n1pfr,foNO rppDFpfftr apffi..
tsitfiMVNDs J nIifAfifAN N .IfN '"N
la AND POTnNAC RAlLR0AD.-ith-ee
commencing FEBRUARY % 10. l.|-. ...i|..
standard une:
3 am. leaves Byrd street station i- ytsr1 "a
Only at r. ASn,and s6 JeDo"s e'.'o..,
Washington and New Yor.
.o- an, t'.,,-os ifs,5 s,rs., .raf. .... 90.
w. ""'' r,.n, sunday Si..ner 81 "a. ...a....
49,, ~ l,., o"'', NJ, .',i
j. "'' 1900 - NeQ ynrk
,n an, $500 ~, nvrd sfr,.f .fcl..r t.i.r
"-' siesner from New yor<
ss' PIN. arrives AZ ByrdsiEeet sis'.o esOli
jnVefion' SLEEPER frcfl IS .a.a.r.l
am New York.
7ii pm. arrives ~ BYrd-sfreof sstHr t'7.
eNrept SUNDAY sIrfrfr fI..n 81 ABB.
ingfon
Tho xa,g snrs and rl.r.ls arrrIII CON. ..
,r, "a ,..stihi,le i5niimsn cans I..... I..l
street sf1r'on ~ 3. in ara On ruD.if.. IUN.
Avs and Saturday,. and arrtD. .Ii nu. .a
N,neey- Wadnesda,s. ana tlIlr-. II-
train makes no local stops sul en-. ID fare 81
charged. First north bound train ieuses
Thursday. lun instant.
ASHLAND TRhiGa.
DAILY ENCEPT sUrDAfa
40 ,.-. .,,..,,,,,,,.stio, la.rfs ,i--4- .fr.r,
wv P'-' =. s,a. q, as,i., tsr
81. mn, 1000 Fits .. arrives af a.nIort 10
WV P'- SO nm
s.,3 am. se,.,ranaodstion. arrives 30 Bly,
s street s''uo" ''"''' ''-.'' ~ ''
go IN, rr;,as az Fll. laavoe 4.alana a,
Wv 'N'' 80 nm
q ATtYIOR. General Ticket Ageu..
y n Ia NyFsa. gsnerai sfir.arfrf.r frrf
= !. =.
NORFOLK AND W ~ lkNA KALI
y ROAD
IWO DAILY TRAINS TO MORT Ok
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 LYAtubI lG.
~gHEDU LEIN EFFECT DEChMHEi.Ll r,e.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 4. VI. DAILY. tia Richmond AID Petorsiufg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg ilfl
a N. dsliy. arrive N0rn.k l.5
p NJ
qDA. NJ. Daily. rid Richmoni.ni Petersburg
railroad. Arrive af Pefors NHIT lN D
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Address REGI STERrD LETTERS to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.

REMEMBER 1 @sat s Oh pI Fay.
IS GuARaSrt ED BY FOUR NATIONAL
BANKS Of New orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President OF an Institution
whose char,e cred rights are recognized In the
highest Courts; therefore. beware OF all imi-
tations or aZOi ymous schemes.
ONE DOLLAR IL the prce OF the smallest
part or fraction OF a Ticket ISSUED BY CS
la any Drawing. Anything In our anne or
d,rsd for less than Dollar 10 swindls.
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gbl yailu Gi'itfs.

~, ,,surp RvsRY DAY IN THE YRAR
Nv THE TINES PUBL. HING tOM-
PANY. OPTICS SIC EAST MAIN STREET
kICHMOND. VA.
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Indiana, which claims large share Of
public honors already distributed, rejoices
also in the possession of champion
blue-ribbon idiot. The Logansport
farmer, who put damp cakes of dynamite
in his kitchen oven to dry, is without II
rival for that distinction The yeast in
those cakes rose Exchange.
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TRAINS SORTHwARl


Nos. n. AMI % make no Stops. 80. N
stops only on signal no Chester 81 n
stops Oh signal az 'cntrtlli. NO. is STOPS
only on sisnal at Chester CeufuIn afl
Manchester. NO. 40 stops On sigfA Hl
Port wasthall. No. IS. a. b. sa sna BE-.
will stop az all cations TO- pas,sneo .
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CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered Ina sny part Of the city ana MA
chester By carriers 1T ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring the TINES delivered AZ
heir homes can secure II by postal card re-
nest or order through telephone No. ~@
whon deliver, IRE, I.ar immediate com
liant should be made 10 the Office. The sd-
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trken In all cases 70 mention the old ana DC"
address.