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, 1889-04-18
Notice for Publication.

NOtie is hereby given that the following
nan cd settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make final proof in srpp' 1T of his claim. and
thai sUid proof will lie made before the Clerk OF
he District Court at Por. Townsend, W T.. on
Monday. April oIh, 1889, viz: Andrew johnson
omesiead No 5l5j. for the Lot /: >EI. y L
|. and ;: S f !. Sec ,. n ~ y, r ! W. He
names the folio ing WitnesSe TO p.ove his con-
tinuOus residence upon ard cultivation Of, sid
land, viz
sven BeIgtsOn, of Chimasum, W. T.
John Anderson,
George W Blake, "a
Vim. Fisher, ::
ANY person who desires TO protest against the
allowance oi such proof, or who knows OF any
substantial reason. under The law aHd the regn-
latiOnS Of The Inferior Department, why such
proof should not lie allowed, will he given
o porIHnIty II The above mentioned time and
place 10 cross examine the witnesses of said
claimant. and 10 ofler evidence in Tebuttal of
that submitted by claimant.
.JNO. B BAIRD, Register.
, 1889-04-18
STNWONS-

In III District Court ~ lie Third Judicial
DI~tIIct ut -r-- Territory Of Warrington hGIiIng
terms l., Port Townsend. i'll tie county OF Jeff, 7
sons
Territo:y OF Washington, county Of Jefier.
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While the two wings Of the Repuhli-
can party in Virginia are trying to flop
together the pious onlce-seekers must
nut their hopes on ice, for il is declared
that no prizes will be issued until lar-
mony prevails The tails Of the XII
kenny Cats are wildly gyrating on the
line
(Rccord that, Grand Scribe ,
Brady appears to be the big tom cat OF
the anti-Mahono wing, but Brady was
only the Coquelicot of Boss Malone, and
when he attempts TO conspire he is sim
ply getting the people to rise like one
man, and he is the one man.
1lecord that. Grand Scribe
Brady was. once upon time, in the
Halcyon days Of the Scalawag, the
Grand High Cockalorum Of his party
and Lord High Keeper Of the Caucus
Goat" But the priest is not greater
than the false god, and when be proianed
the sacred shrine by a ribald denial of
bis masters infaliblity, he also impaled
himself on bis own self-conceit.
High Priest Brady cannot lead out the
Sacred Goat" without his masters sane
ton any more than the Chief Whirling
Dervish of the Rajah Of Buramputah
could hold ncaniation to invoke the
three tailed Nimphoo without the Ra-
iah's order for the gongs and hewgags.
We know the terrible power of the
Hoodoo statesman and the weird iniu-
ence of his genius that stalks abroad in
the pale glimpses Of the moon like Zamiel
in the lurid melo-drama.
But by the same token we look to hear
somebody who sold his soul to Fam, say.
like the Black Crook Some potent
spell seems lowering in the air, that doth
defy me power"
Record that Grand Scribe)
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him the name Of 1.-THE Great Chief

him the name OF 1.-THE Great Chief
Justice"
Marshall was noted In the early days
Of the country FOR that grand simplicity
Of character that marked the greatest OF
the Fathers" Lawyers regard him as
the greatest judicial authority in our his
tory, bat besides this he was a man OF
great wisdom and patriot who under.
stood our institutions and helped 20
molld them into form. His life OF Wash
ington is splendid portrait of Che man,
but il can never fail TO impress on the
reader the necessity FOR stronger and
more compact union Of the States than
the articles Of Confederation instituted
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MONUMENTAL CHURCH Protestant
Episcopal Rev John %. Newton, rector
Divine service al IL ann. AZ i.0 ia the even
ING the annual Easter Sunday school cc'cbm-
ton Will Dee held in the church. sunday school
at eaea.m. A cordial welcome 90 ail
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80 FIRST Observation-Disclosures
CHURCH. Seventh street between Bfoad and
Grace, Rev. j. S M0-er, pastor Preaching 40
II ain. and ..i5 PIN. Seats free and All are
welcome
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TnE first Chief Justice was John Jay,
like the first President, chosen for his
distinguished services 10 the country
Following him were John Rutledge, OF
South Carolina; Oliver Ellsworth, Of
Connecticut, both able jurists and men of
great patriotism and learning Then
came John Marshsll Of Virginia, whose
ihirty.four yean OF official duty won
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THE Connecticut Legislature has
voted to submit a prohibitory amend
ment to the constitution to the people 10
vote on. New England started prohibi-
ton. and after the sockdolager that it
got in Massachusetts, il will be interest
ing to see what the Nutmeg state will DO
with IT,
We think II will be frozen so hard that
there will be ice enough 10 introduce she
Virginia julep at the centennial in Con-
necticut
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. 40.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. SO.
0 W { N S & M | N 0 R
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMsandall kinds
of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIRBRUsHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies'
and Gentlcmens travelling SETS
An kinds or MINERAL WATERS both m
wholesale nd retail. Weare agents fortho now
justlycclehia, Dyspcpsiacuro.C HASECITY
iffHlA WAT a. which we deliver I'm amy
part OF the city for . cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection viii DO
well fo drink this water freely.
We make "A speciality Of sitting IktsSEN
and keep fuil stock always on hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES. all
kinds and prices.
kWc hafcaii the leading bmnds0f CHEWING
TOBACCO and koepa nice line OF CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trial re
momior o. try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hy competent Pharmacists and none hut the
fIktoI MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 90 tai nni rrf % Colon tari and prise
OF Wais.-wDrth- Silica Paint. which Is better
and cheaper fnan Lead ami Oii.
Please remember that fOretcryt usually
found $50 iirst-class" hoie-aie and retail drug
store, 20 To
0Wanc 2 Mjnny nrio Tn
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WHERE is that bridge across James
river, just above the parkF
. Bv all means let us have the midway
bridge and passenger bridge at tie
same time, just as they have at Washing
ton, and then Manchester, the Brooklyn
Of Richmond, will know that she can
have another boulevard all along that
beautiful ridge that lies along the road
by Reedy creek And why not boom
for Richmond aud Brooklyn
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A. SIMON, Agent,

PRACTICAL MERCHANT TAILOR,
NINTH STREET. Under The ST. Clair Hotel.
Having opened "A first class TAILORING
EST ADJUSTMENT wlth fnli lines of I'm
ported CLOTHS. CAssfNRES, WORsTRDs
CHRyOlrs. SERGE. VISITING, &C. 1 So
llcit the patronage OF the public.
~ long experience and success In the cut
ting aud making OF Gcnficmen's apparel has
boon generously endorsed In the past by The
best dressed ciass ~ our people, and i appeal
forthelr continued support.
\. SIMON.
mis- Agent.
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ss~IrfGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
corner Twenty nfh and icigh-kev :. A.
Goodwin. -. d.. pastor. Services al ii am
and 1.30 pm; sunday school at'l5 AMI men
prayer meeting Tuesday night NJ 4 O'Clock.
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VIRGINIA. IN THE CIRCUIT
L-- nL NL Lul LlIl OLE El-nAluN ID.

VIRGINIA IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT THECIrY OF RICHMOND,
APHi itru i~,i.
4. A. Roberts and A. y. Hoge. partners doing
business under the FINN name ami style %
Rob- rf- a iii -
against
". n Hicks ard g.. p. stone. partners doing
business under tne Grin name and style oi
fu case aud upon attachment fVtufnet exc
CufCd.
The object of fhi. suit IS 70 recover against
the defendants Slji .U. with interest thereon
$40 fhs rate off -ik per ceutuW per aunuW tiuW
july ltl. l-sa until paid. aud to attach the
estate ol fhe salI defendants ln the city az
Richmond. and subject f|e same tu lnc pis-
mcnt ut the plaintiffs claim.
Ani affidavit having teen naie AMI hlet
that t0 ttc best Of tue allIuts belief. the sad
defendants are not residents OF this state. 10 BE-
ordered that obey appear here within fifteen
days after due publication hereof ami dn
what d. necessary 90 protect thelr interest ia
thi, suit.
A COpy-Tcsfc.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
". e.. pRESrON. pa. apo Iulw
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KAIt ROADS.
COAST LINE
Leave Arrive
No. Richmond. Petersburg.

TRAINS sOurRwARD.
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CANADA, grown weary OF being re-
garded as the house of refuge for thieves
and law breakers from the States, has
passed law to give up criminals when
ever asked To do so, without the trouble
Of exlradition through the State Depart
ment. This will cause CONSERVATION In
the ranks of absconding bank presidents
and the rest Of the heightened cracks
men. who use the educated and business
branches of stealing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

MoRE ALBANY RAsCAIITY Judge
Greenes bill providing for pier bridge
over the Hudson river al this city was
reconsidered and passed yesterday after
noon in the Assembly by vote Of 20 10
10. There was no more ado. apparently,
about the enactment OF this monstrons
piece of jobbery than might be expected
in the matter OF opening up a turnpike
road.
1t gives a few irresponsible men power
to place n bridge anywhere above Tenth
street, and empowers them 10 condemn
whatever property they want for APP
proaches and railway terminal facilities.
Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

So 81. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
corner OF Fnth and Marshall streets D.-
vine seficcs tll a.m. and pm, Rev. Joshua
Pcferkin, rector. Rev. Preston Nash. assist
amt minister.
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80 wEDDELL MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
Denny street. Fulton.-Sersice and sermon at
f.lI DIN.
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.T-sT PACLs CHURCH. Divine service
every sunlay-at ID ann ana pm. sunday
school at 500 % 90. Mission services 40 -t.
PM. CAaneI 10 pm.
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THE rain. which is wrongfully charged
to the equinoctial season will put the
roads around Richmond In such a state
that people can appreciate the lawful,
thoughtful, and practical attention
OF the city fathers The csuseway
OF mudholes that extends from the head
of Franklin street out to the Soldiers
Home IS one particular piece of work
that illustrates the policy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

~GRACE-sTREET PREsBYTERlAN
CHURCH Services at u O'Clock o.m. and g.
O'Clock pm. Preaching by Rev. $. Taylor
Martin sabbath school services at 9.1 O'Clock
am; Wednesday night services no O'Clock.
prayer meeting Friday afternoon 90 % clock.
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nLIAHnMA EnnMIIks.

The tide OF the Oklahoma boom IL
rapidly ebbing, and the towns to the
eastward of The Territory are filling up
with the refuse OF the crusaders that
represent the tail Of the mob and the
terrible law of the survival of the fttest,
they being the weakest
They lighted down on Arkansas City
like starved locusts and raided every
cating-house until the town would have
looked like starvation and prohibition
had claimed it for their own.
From hundred sources come com
plants of hardship and misery, Of hun
ger and thirst, of poor soil and dark
prospects. and - fraudulent seizures of
land. The exodus is scarcely less re-
markable than the invasion, and it is far
less picturesque and romantic.
OF course it is chiefly the destitute and
the wrathful who now have the floor,
and it will De safe to make a reasonable
discount on their stories.
Anthis illustrates the intense passion
of the Western American man for settle
ment and speculation. There is some
reason in rushing to new mining dis
tricts, but there Vas no gold in Okla.
homa, only chance for novelty, and
very little real hope in the speculation.
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ny Nm. rosrAaE rRrrA1p.

Remittauccs should be made by drafts
checks. posioaice orders OF registered letter
payable 10
TIM.s PUBLISHING COMPANY:
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

,s-sT. JOHNS PROTESTANT EPlsCo
PALtHrRCH. Broad street, between Tween
ty-iourth and Twenty nfth.-sunday service.
mt iin ID. and pm. Morning sermon bY fhe
Rev. A. ". BaclIs. of Massachusetts. Union
Centennial services $50 Tuesday night. AYrA
}th. at sl5 O'Clock. sermon hy $50. Res. A..
" Randolph. ID. d. Wednesday night service
omitted on account OF james River Confoca-
tiou at Christ Church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

THE MILITARY SPIRIT or THE UNITED
STATES Not since the close of the civil
war has any event occurred more likely
to give an impulse 10 the military spirit
of our people than the centennial cele-
bration in New York next week, which
Will bring together State troops from ail
parts of the Union i'm great numbers 20
honor the memory of the first President
on the scene of his Inauguration IL no
other patriotic and practical cousidera-
tions were wrapped mp i'm such ccle-
braiion This would commend the inaug-
ural anniversary tO the country. for 1t Is
upon well organized and effective
militia that the safety of the republic
and the good order Of the States must
depend oar situation makes us meas
urably secure from foreign foes BgIf'-
m0re SIM.
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rHR DAILY TThRs.
of7v DELIVERY.

u 'liverco In any part Of the city sni Msn-
chester by curriers' a. ~ cents per week.
Porsons desiring the TINS delivered ut
their homes can secure 10 by postal card re-
aust or order through telephone No. Dap.
when delivery s. IRE gular Immediate com
plant should b. made TO the Office The ad-
drs,s may be changed - desired. II care be
addresa
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Isichrn Ond. Va.
WHAT An OLD MAN, y YEARS OF AGE
HAS II 9 SAY
CONCERSfNO THE
Chase City Mineral Water


PORTLAND. NOTTAwAY COUNTY. Va,
August -, los0
Mr. n f. Hlrdy. chase CIV. Va;
eir.-for many years / suffered very much
from dyspepsia. ~Ifh TO- complications, such
as neryOu ness. neuralgia. Indigestion, cOnslir
patton, liver affection, etc., until became al
most "a confirmed invalid. During the time ]
was treated hy Intelligent physicians, who pre-
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and other mineral waters. also Dr. Warmers
tcleouted Liver ami Kidney Cure, all to bur
little advantage.
Hearing 0f your newly-discOyered Chase
City Mineral Wafer" sent tor and obtained
a case Of 10. 10 lasted me about three weeks.
during which time | improved So much "a. 60
hc anie to leave home. which | had not been
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fresh from the We'll tor four weeks. which
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remedies combin Il. Ny nerves were soon
quoted. Icould sleep wellail night. my gloomy
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came bright and cheerful. ! could enjoy the
company of my friends which before avoid
ui my appetite increased. ms digestion
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must say, In conclusion. that consider the
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Gi,1 Uaill) Gimrn.

by 1Hk TiNkS Pr 8LlSHiN0 COM
PANl. OFFlCH 80 EAST MAIN STREET
RICHMOND. VA.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ss~Rcadmg notices 10 reading matter type.
n cents per line. Nouparcil, loaded, Y cents
per line.
.S~w Wants. marriage and death notices not
exceeding eight lincs - cents each insertion.
- special contract rates furnished on ap-
phcation.
Auction Sales. Legal Notices. and Amuse-
ment Advertisements ~ per inch each In
scrtion.
Rejected communications viii not be re
turned.
Entered ~ the Richmond (va1 postofHce IS
second class matter.
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CHAMBER SUITS from sal 10 sac:
fAHiDh SUITS from so 90 $40.
DINING SUITS from 81 90 $40.
WAhbHOBtS from ~ sijU.
SiUEBpAfDS from 80 90 sap,
HAT RACKS from 81 to Sluu,
CHAIRS per DOZEN from g 90 81;
Lot Ntf~ from - go $50;
BDDk CASES from flU 10 slUu.
EsSA CHAIRS lrow SO fo $50.
OAk 81 ITS from go 70 $50:
MATTRESSES from % go fH5:
OFFICE DESKS from fi0 10 SIS.
CYLINDER DESKS from s25 to SIS;
BED SPRINGS from $50 -;
FOLDING BEDS from sl2to $50.
GOVERNOR STREET.
ipieempo Richmond. Va.
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,T~vENARLE STREET CHURCH, cor
ncr of Twenty first and Vcnahlc.- sunday
school at e30a.m; Preaching hy the pastor Rev
L. II. PITT. al IL a. m. and ri 40 p. m.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-27

70 SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
nor - Main ard sixth streets, Rev. ".
Iandrum. y. D.. pastor Worship AT II a. m
AVID p. n Sunday school at 20 a. m. Stran-
gers welcome.
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The catch of herring and shad in the
Virginia waters reminds us to call the
attention of the statesmen OF the Legis-
lature cat $500 a year for craftsmanship
that in old times there were sLad and
herring as far up as Rappahannock.
Charlottesville, Lynchburg and Loudoun
1t is the part OF the civilized man to
preserve fish and game, and it is the bar
barian who allows them to be destroyed.
1t only needs a few good simple laws,
and the enforcement of the same, to give
the people in the country districts an
ample food supply from the waters.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co..
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sS~FIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH, corner Of
Twelfth any Broad streets Rev George
Coopcr. D. T.. Preaching nj II am.
and SPIN. Bible class at plj am.
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hi NJ NJ '-~'-~-~---
y OF c f.
NORFOLk AND WESTERN RAILROAD co.

The annual meeting Of the shareholders OF
the Norfolk and Western Railroad Compan,
Will ho held on WEDNESDAY. THE FIRsT u A.
OF MAY. l>-'. AT H. O'Clock A. NJ At the ofHce
of the company. IN thu city of Roanoke. Va
when an election will boz held for thirteen d.
recfOrs fgr fhe ensuing , ear. and such other
business transacted AS may properly come Ice
fore thelmeetlng.
The transfer books will be- closed from 3
O'Clock T. NJ. APRIL IS. lss9, untle O'Clock 4.
NJ. MAY 3. lssg A. j. HEMPHIIL.
ap lb.%OAJ Secretary.
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In an obscure street on the extreme
west side of New York city there is a
dealer in shoes who bears the proud
name OF MeAllisler By strange
the number OF his house is
400 "McAllisier's-4OO' is the sign above
the doorway.-Exehange.
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Another one of those sons has been
given an office. tie is Mr.. Irving Miller,
of Chicago son Of Justice Miller, of the
Supreme Court. and he is appointed
secretary Of the Sio omission. Let
the good work 10 C...-EtcAdage