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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31

bottle was picked up about II mile north of
Ocean City. with the following written on
n piece Of paper enclosed, Lost, August
18th, John Davidson, of schooner Ellen
Iarbuck." Please inform ia l.. 1911 ST,
New York" For several days past, pieces
Of charrcd wrcckagc has been coming
ashore nj Ocean City. which would lead
one to believe that ship or schooner had
been burned nj sea.
-Messrs. Wilmer Parker and Irving
Bowen, two of Washington's most prom
ising young men have been guests nj the
Ocean View Hotel, Public Landing, for
the past week, enjoying lis many adyan.
tages for boating bathing and fishing MI
Parker will be long remembered by his
ravenous appetite for raw crabs" His
evident enjoyment of them almost Undue.
ell Us To believe that after all II may be n
mere matter of taste how We eat them.
An exchange speaks the whole truth
aud nothing but the truth, when il says !:
Many newspaper subscribers 90 on M as.
sumption tina, works bad for the publish.
or. Each one imagines that because his
years Indebtedness amounts To s0 small n
sum, the publisher cannot he much in need
Of IL without thinking for moment that
the income OF newspaper is made up Of
just such small amounts and that tire M.
gregate of all subscriptions is BY no means
AN incOnsiderablc sum Of money. IL each
subscriber would realize the fact that Il is
his SUBSCRIPTION that is wanted, il would
greatly mid the publisher.
Ladies will I've delighted To know tia,
in all the hustle" Of State affairs, they
ARE not overlooked The PostOillcc DE.
parlment will make u postal card for their
own use II will be known as the ladies
card" II will he a fine delicate card,
much smaller than the one now m use
and will b. printed an calendcrcd paper
An intermediate card of the same size al
the one now in use will bc retained, aud n
new arg, card will lie introduced that eau
he used for business purposes, AMI will he
sufficiently large To allow billhead To be
printed thereon besides the other matter
The Wioomico Nsss say; Mr.. James
Hall who has l'cen conducting the barber
business In Salisbury for the past Il years
has sold his shop nj the corner of Main
and Division SIS. 10 Mr.. Alfred Dykes
Mr.. Dykes has been engaged In the har
her business at Snow lllll for some Tim,
past. but has disposed Of his busines To Mr.
william Parsons. formerly of this town
Mr.. Dykes will assume control of the bust
ness here January LIST. next. lie Is ma
stranger To Us, and Ms his reputation as a
tonsorial artist l. already established ",
are sure he will kecpa iirsl -cluss establish
Ineni.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
A Boy Killed mt Pocomoke.

John Banks and Sewell Reddcn, two
colorcd youths of Pocomoke City, became
involved in u quarrel at that place on FRI
day afternoon last. Redden brought
knife into use, and Banks hurled brick
at his antagonist. The missile was badly
aimed and instead of striking Redden II
landed against the abdomen Of Harry Ellis,
the six. year.old sou of Mr.. Charles Ellis,
carpenter Of Pocomokc who was spec
taior of the afrray. The boy. at the time.
did not seem badly hurt. AMI walked to
his home. During the nigh, he complained
of the injury, and ON Saturday morning
DIR. John H. King was summoned hut the
little fellow died at : o'clock the same
morning. A coroner's jury rendered u
verdict that death was due To an injury
caused by Banks Banks was arrested
and lodged in Jail a, Snow Hill to await
the action Of the grand jury Relden was
fined for disturbing the peace.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
The Fruit and Vegetable Pack.

The Baltimore Sun says: Owing to
the dizziness Of the trade last winter aud
the present bad season. the quantity Of
fruit and vegetables packed this year will
not IL Is said, amount 10 last years pack
by one half Green peas for instance,
were GU, short by rainy weather. aud there
will not he Two thirds of an average crop
Early in the season IL looked as IL there
would be good crop Of berries, but all
have turned out bad except the raspberry.
Raspberries are never packed to II large
extent, hut this year the quantity put up
will be- comparatively large. The acreage
pu, in corn in Maryland, Delaware and
Virginia will not reach one half Of that Of
last year, and onc.ihrd of the crop has
been destroyed by the weather. This will
not greatly AFFECT the pack, however, for
there has been glut in the market, and
II does moi now pay To pack corn. The
majority ofihe farmers Ind only planted
wha, they needed. ms the price of the
canned article at the time al planting was
below cost. The acreage planted In toma.
toes Is about the same rs last year. but
the crop has been affected. OF peaches.
the packers will not get near what is
wanted, and they are now paying $i.2j
per box for fruit that ought To he only
worih 7j cents The indications are that
the crop supply will end sooner than
usual. Delaware will not have a5 per
cent of nn average crop tins year, aud the
upper portion of the peach district Is In
about the same situation. The hulk of
peaches will BE- drawn between southern
Maryland and Virginia. and the peach
pack will no, be- half as large ~ last year
The old stock Of peaches an hand have
alyanccd in price considerably, owing tn
greater part 81 the new fruit being
waiery. One Of the causes for the de-
preston Of the packing business this year
Is that the National Association OF Whole
sale Grocers held meeting last spring In
New York and resolved To b1y no futures
In canned goods. The consequence Is that
prices of spot" goods are naturally weak,
with the result TINT not enough goods will
be packed this SEASON To supply the prob
able demand within the ensuing year, as
the majority Of the packers have not the
means To carry the goods, Pineapple re-
ceipis at this port have exceeded that 81
past years The quality is good, and the
demand from the packers for them Is
growing every year. 0ne.half Of the re.
ceipls ARE shipped To other points. The
packing season begins about the first Of
May and continues for about -four months.
The decrease In the pack Of this year can
be shown better by figures than any other
way last year the pack In Maryland
amounted To- IlOOO0. am cans of which
Oh, OOO, OOO were of corn. 10000. ON were III
tomatoes aud 20,OOO.O 900 were 81 peaches
nd miscella neous small fruits. The pack
this year far Maryland, a, the highest esii'
mate, will not amount Ia mOre than 40.OOO,'
OOO cans, of which O.OOO.O 900 will he corn,
"a, OOO, 900 tomatoes and 10000 900 peaches
aud miscellaneous small fruits.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
TOO FOND OF KISSING.
A Teacher Driven Away for Kiss
Ing His Girl Pupils.

OSAScocK. Va. Aug. al-Il has just
leaked out here thu, young and hand.
some public schoel teacher. who came
from Philadelphia and taught school In
the upper part Of Accomac county last
winter, was driven away from the neigh.
borhood on account Of his fondncss for
kissing his girl pupils.
The teacher was about 10 or ~ years
of age. lie would chuck the girls under
the chin during school hours and Il seems
would chase them all over the campus.
often tearing their dresses In efforts To
catch aud kiss them. Large or small, Il
maitcred not TO him. lie would take the
girls when caught in his arms and. laying
their heads on his shoulders. passionaiely
kiss them.
lie came Ia the Eastern Shore well re.
commended and was good teacher, but
the giils were indignant at his conduct
and told their parents. who informed him
he must leave or take the consequences,
which he. thinking might be worse for
him. quietly departed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
Oceam City Booming.

Jccan City will have building boom
st spring rs many lots have changed
lds during the presen, season and the
rclasers ofncarly all have declared their
ention to build cottages Among those
Mr.. John T.. Ensor, Of Baltimore
nty; Peter J. Whalcy, Of Suffolk. Va;
Il Churchman. of Delaware; Mrs. l..
pwcll, Of Worcester; United States Dis
Attorney, Hayes. Baltimore Mr.
nay, Philadelphia; DR. Anderson, Della
e Mrs Mamie Shovel, Berlin; Hon.
James L. Dennis. Princess Anne. aud
probably VIM. s. Wilson, Esq, of this
town. Mr. Dumay who is great sufferer
from hay fever has found great relief from
his aimcnt while soiourning ut Ocean
City this summer. in fact he has not Ind a
touch Of Il. II the fact was generally
known that the peculiar formation Of the
beach made Il natural saniiarium for hay
fever sufferers, the place would be- packed
every summer II would pay the lot hold.
ers of Ocean City la employ good man
with plenty of snap To supcrntcnd the all
verlising OF the place before the opening
Of another season.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31

Who can guess when the mex, marriage
Is TO be?
Miss Ellie Jones. Of Crisacld, Is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. d. +. Williams.
Mr.. Thomas Mumtord IL home again.
lie Is visiting Mrs. James Bratten.
Miss Eda Chopper. who has been sick
tor some time past Is convalcscent.
Miss Annie Pierce. Of Dover. is spend.
ing few days with Mrs. George Fowler.
The northeast winds and rains have
driven many TO their homes from the sea.
shore.
On Sunday two colorcd women were
arrested and lodged in jail for stealing
clothing Of Mrs. Emerson Tingle.
The market Is well stocked with fish
Of nearly every description. Our fisher.
men preiic, large run Of fat.backs this
season.
We hope the Cornet Band Of Berlin will
soon resume It's practicing again and still
continue to enliven the town with It's
music.
We feel sad to record the death Of the
infant son Of Prof c. d. Taylor, who died
u few days since Of cholera infantum. The
little ones are only loaned to earth. not
given.
The firm of Murray & Wise, which NOV.
ell from Bishopville some time ago for
the purpose Of selling their stock of goods
and desolving partnership. have closed
their store.
We are glad to note the improvement
the Bailiif has made on Main Street; hope
he will not forge, TO repair some other
streets before he discontinues the good
work.
On Thursday Of last week Miss Belle
Robins, a very aged and highly respected
lady ofthis town, died from the effects of
rheumatism aud neuralgia. Her remains
were inferred In the Episcopal cemetery.
To the bereaved sister and friends we ex.
tend our sympathy.
4 number Of our Life Saving Crew
were in town one day last week for ex
animation by their regular examining
physician. DIR. +. J. Dirickson. Most Of
them pa ssed a creditable examination and
will go To their respective places Of duty
ON Saturday next, August 81. What a
brave and fearless set Of men our Station
crews are. They fear NO storm and know
no danger. Their only mission is to save
life and help their fellow man when no
other help is nigh. How they should he
honored and looked upon with pride.
Mr. Thomas Gray. formerly Of this town
who Is engaged in the drug business in
Philadelphia, is sick at the home Of ms
parents in this town. Dolly.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
Orphans Court Proceedings.

The Orphans Court was IN session ON
Tuesday last. Judges Jones, Hall and
Carey were present, and the following
business was transacted:
Turner Davis, guardian To Robert IL
Bailey filed SECOND account which was
duly examined and passed.
Edward T.. Bounds, Executor oi Jones
Bounds. deceased. filed an additional ac-
count of sales, the same was approved by
the court and ordered recorded.
John w. Summon, guardian to Bertha.
Edna and Ethel Sturgis filed first account
which was duly examined and passed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
.AlnlOst on us.

:, few days more aud then this section
Of this country packs traps fnI Baltimore
To see the great Celebration. We have
word from the great clothing firm OF Bal.
iimore we all know ihcm--Ochm'S Acme
Hall. ) and : W. Baltimore St.--that the
comfort. aud convcnicnces 81 their inn
mensc establishment are free Ia all readers
oI this paper aud dwellcIs in this section.
Tie firm viii l1 splcniidly represented in
the procession and q, the Fair Write
them quickly il you wan, anything Ia
make you ready foi fhe great event now
almost here.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
Merit Wins.

We desire Ia siy la our citizens. that
for years We have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bliiers, and have new.
or handled remedies that sell N well, or
that have given such universal satisiac.
iion. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time. and We stand ready To
refund the purchase price. " satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely an their merits. u. ID. cOTTisG-
nam h Co. Druggists.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
Aavse.so Mothers.

Mrs.. WnnI0v's sooTniso sYHuPshs ~ ilways
be ussd when children are cutting trsth. IL ~
teyoa the little suncrerat once tproducea nAtnTal
quiet sesp. aud the little elsrub awakesss bright
soothes the ehii softsns The gums. Allay pain,
regulates the howe ., aud the bet Known relsdy
ior diArrh0A, Whistler arising iram testhing of
char causes. Twenty-Five evnts y botte.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31

No matter what his station h.,
Man has his share 1T SORROW.
For the flannel shirt he wears to-day
win III his bay 10 morrow
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31

The Paradise OF Sportsmon and the
Delight OF Epicures-A Pen-picture
OF the Peninsula Capital and Ener-
gy Would Bring Marvellous Develop
ment.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
FRUIT, FISH AND FOWL.
SOME OF THE PRODUCTS OF THE
DELMARvIA PENINSULA.
A VERY GARDEN SPOT IN TRUTH.

PEACH. OYSTER. CRAB. TERRAPIN.
DUCK AND BIRDS AT HOME.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1889-08-31
Did you ever see a better
county paper than the MIS-
SENGER We think not.


Are Lr,krn dam h"m "y"Ea'fs ~ household
eafcs browns Iron Isittcrs
rehuild. the sySirm all. digestion. removes en-.
~ess of bile anil sum. malaiii- s,ct the genuine,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

Killed. anl ai- deputy fatally wolnde I
Yesterday 80 30 Waesic. small station
ou thc Current River Railroad. in Shan.
u.u county A man named Thompson
ua- wanted for fofrcrv. and The sher q
attempted i0 arrest him. Thompson
shot the sheriff four times, killing him
instantly Then the deputy came uT,
ana Thompson shot him also a pos G
las zone .u pursuit
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

ID is inumaed that Mr. Andrews
bonds arc OF tAe material so largely
used hy "Bill Tweed when he was look
ine after The public business-namely OF
straw This whole ceiling business IS
the most scandalous job that has dis
graced the state for years.-Bagal0 Com
me~cia. ReDvbilcaa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01
SONG OF THE SHIRT.
LIFE Or TIE AVERAGE SEANsTsess
~ A LARGE CITY.

Working Day and Night and Able to Earn
Only Two Dollars Week Message
from the Garret 60 the Other and Hap
pier Balf Of the World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

The Senate to-day passed several con
ference reports on appreciation bills,
ALI of which have been published land
after "a brief Executive session, al 63O
% clock took a recess until $50.
At the evening session the time was
consumed in endeayoring TO secure a
onornm. but without success, and, a.
q gO. the senate adjourned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

Ssy FRANCISCO February 2s.-James
J.. Flood bias been appointed special adj
ministral0r W the estate OF bis father.
James G. Flood who died recently in
Germany NONill 0r statement Of value
of bis estate has yet been fled.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

The annual statement ol The Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Company show
a healthy and steady progress WIN the
usual large increase OF assets and sur
plus over previous years. The financial
ability OF this company IS unsxcelled.
PLEAsASrs i WoBTHAM,
General Agents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01
PRICE. TWO CENTS
FOR RAINY DAY

This II a season Of InCer-
ta5s weather. and nj pre-
~cDt suggests an umbrella
og z G0s~ats.eT.
Esc have perhaps IA finer
sinc OGlIcsc rainy-day ne
ce--itics imam N0u III see sn
anV other store IN Rich
mOnd.
We seil reliable goods,
and can show You variety
at our popular low prices.
aad;es Plain Black Cos
sanscrs nt $40.
Eadics graz sinishcd Gircu-
lars az -s.2J.
Eadics gray Circular with
cape rs Si.s5.
Ladlcs Circular gathered
in bach "a -.
Ladics striped Circular,
close fitting. "a S2.2J.
4 beautiful Raglan Gos-
saHncr aOr $500.
4 striped Raglan tsossa-
nlcT. superior goods, M
-.
81 $3.50 ygc show bcauii~
iui Raglan aItd Hctj
sleeve. close iiiiing Sos
SINNERS. worth ~.
Umbrellas we have in the
greatest variety M all
prices.
4 special bargain ira
Gloria gOld-lippcd handle
mbrclias ri ~G.3J. worth
st.z5. As3thcriot at >f.6e
worth -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.
gela.. Substitute a. werk

Zolas last book is pronounced by the
critics 20 De @ marvel OF beauty and
purity Who Is doing Dis literary work
for him now,-Chaag0 IriJnne
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

OVER forty-one years Of successful
lr.iness MANAGEMENT. over twenty-five
thousand policies IN force; over twenty
million dollars distributed 10 policy.
holders aud estates. no one disputed
claim on us books is the record OF the
Penn Mutual Life Insurance company
PLEAsANIs x MoRrHAM,
General Agents
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01
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922iice8Co
LACES AND
EM8R0IDERIES.

luttE'louucing iu (ga & Y ~
IlalA. GIWI't6SG. aHd
ii0gtANT1NE EaCcs con-
tnur to bc iD great idSOr.
fht widths IN these good
Hrr various. 10 correspond
Wiin thc many whims in
drapert.
-F4Tk INCHES seems
iar correct width fOr M
'tttE or Else Dlss8t e.
IJfEgE Draping. while
forA-atc inches - in de-
uaui Tor more ImOdCra cf-
Scots.
Trimming Laccs in For
,Hon. WcdiCi. Point dc
t,cur. Ia TOsCO. IiretOnnC.
$40 figures 60 Suit any taste
or anV purse. TOrChOH
LaCr ranges iB cost from
1,. to ~ thc ward.
Special attention - ask
cd to ihc superb stock of
i1nlbriC. Sain~OOt. and
~W5e. .g{1NgD~. EDGES and
ieeLISEING~ cNaCtIt a.
match.
The dalutscsi and moss
asiidiOUs buyers Cau see
just what ~ wanted.
tambFiC. clear Lawn.
aud Embroidered Hand
horChiefs have just been
pat 0n sale. ANY design
on value Wc can produce
at "Ur usual popular rates.
his cxitibil - iu lI8c
Iitth-strect store.
206 North Fifth Street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

When p man looks 20 hi- pockei-hook
thc morning after Christmas lac realizes,
perhaps ior tAr lnt time in bis life,
what solitude really is.-S)nrriae Jopr-
syf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01
fORElGN NENs.

LoNDoS February es-l9 the house
OF Commons tonight MI IAoWas SEX
ton, Nationalist, 4aFe hO'lco OF iuo.ioi.
10 compel the disclosure. oi ine nantes o' q.
the officers who had pledged 20 associate
themselves with No.'nel l1',,.lo. te-a,I 'o,''
Conservative member TOT N o'.l u J nag ~
Ireland, to violate lAeiI Oaln' % ~
obedience TO The Crown in l 'Ae eNen' ..' ~, ~
a Home Rule Parliament being sIan'eu
20 ireland. ,t.. -..l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

0AAI ANb R'fafr a Nfhh y lAAHnstrN
from the Garret 20 the Other and Hap
pier half Of the World.
You'd think. TO hear hinl talk. that ,,w.
inc vomans hl- was a pleasant 0ue. Ci clp
his heart os small as his excuses for puttiur
us oG Come, I'm going 20 hunt another
shop
Tho speaker was shabhly dressed woman,
undor miiiio ngc, evidently widow 0r O
+ carewou matIon. There was 10 Deer ilcat tbo
familiar traces ot care prlm.fur De- lll a'-
+ normally developed by a hand @, mouth e1-
/ isteucc
The words OF tho woman wlro 0s rle1ri
+ by a reporter cni hc shadowed her to her
miserable homo q description oi which &c
would be impossible 20 give and DO tlo subj
iect justice 4 riciety bed. two crippled
/ chairs a table as unhealthy as its owner. bot
unlike it's owner 10 that it had something fo
lean on-the window sill-a cook stove with
the oven door OF and two lees gone yet Gully
capable of performing Oh tAe mcagor o1iees
70 which it was ever subjected Here lived.
or. TO borrow a famous authors satire. here
had not set died a family of i've l single
room
Tho woman was not 10 auy sense hero
F inc in rags 0l the typical sort She ues
neither educated nor refined but She rras a
woman with a soul oud-mar.'- tho f.tr--l
stomach also
"srucu srucn slu.ur
The writer doe, nor pc.md .. ..-.l.r
language. lor. like her -.lil. .tu u....i..I. ...l
oi repair Clothing h,l statement n n..-0o..
words he offers it 90 ourLa.l OF tuo u.rd
no dout know how ti..r tclaH ulrfais
iga a, a message from th8 otb.rialf.
-4es said ST. forty cents i.. a I0r.a
hrts without aad City cents io. d.1u
nIth c.llit5 is aH Solomon pass. a..I ....t
isaatt h,.r toll Fenn, s., ..l a.. ...s
r.Inr o., IaoE ar,i.ld SOM. fn........,.. f....
-''" '''- ''' ..''' r' "''''' .i'N
lnit Ntf.ait' ttAef hi ah a" "' a 'he ti
roc le't men Do tue business
"The-e shirts must Boz very easy o. make.
aren't they"
Not ~. casv IA. VOL, would iYia..r.. " DE-
.g.I.l. .rlo..,. f..-.,. ,o,,.. ,,,,,.f l,,...,
,-ol. ,..f o, tt. f,.,t. t.,.b f,,.4 v.,....
-, ,i.'.''... .,i .'.. +i....'...,.. l.'.
w, g'''''l' ". .i, u''-' %" 'Do "'@ d. '''.'.'.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

MISS PARK AyRSuE How fresh aud
soft your skin looks Pray tell NE what
do you uses
Miss Franklin Street j use Owens x
Minors glycerine and elder Hover lotion,
and Il IN just splendid
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

] Appropriation hili. and 10 was agreed TO-
Mr Townsend. of Illinois. sdbmi.ed
ihe conference report oa the Army AD.
/ preparation bin and o. WAS agreed TO-
The House then al 1910 adjourned
IRE CowIUs BuL-luR. c0wLEs Nplg-
SANT
+ Mr Cowies. author OF the bin to re.
/ peal ihe Tax on tobacco, is very indig-
nanf 30 the Obstructive tactics employed
f by certain Democrats to prevent n vote
on Dis liil II desire. said he tonight.
't0 place the responsibility where il be.
/ longs. Ever sircc fho bin was introduced
obstructive tactic have been employed 10
prevent ifs consideration The bin would
/ pass by seventy majority OF over. if a
vote could lc taken Ihi. mas been
demonstrated. But Mr. Mills. Mr. Nc
MILAN, The Breckenrdvo- and Speaker
/ Carlisle have worked night and day 20
/ put distractions in its way For the
/ past four days they have encouraged all
/ notions and measures 20 CONSUME time
/ .lrl llt mcn forward Go talk
against time. have talked themselves TO
/ consume time 10 staye OF my measure.
The people should know that while they
pretend io want 'he tobacco tax re
/ pcaled they are cOVerilv doing an in
/ their power tO prevent 10 from coming
20 % vote They fear going on the
records They have not been very prom
inent in Obstructive tactics as then
their opposition would. be 100 appa-
rent for thc.I purpose hut So.
creiIy. on the floor and off, they
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

Doxr waste money and time on
worthless things
Do get bottle OF Dr. Dayid's cough
syrup and cure that cough.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-01

That hacking cough can be so quickly
cured by shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS x MINOR DHUG Co.