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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-15
30 SOUTHERN POLICY.

The New York Times says that there
isno menace TO the South in the Presi
dents message, and quotes his words re-
lating to the tariff interests in this sec
ton from which it concludes that in
this language there Is the suggestion Of a
hope that the old Wing element in the
South will unite with the Republican
party in support of the policy Of protec-
ton, and thereby create new division of
parties which would not menace the
control of the State governments by
the white element. even if the col
oied vote were in no measure suppress
"a The policy implied In this sugges-
lion Of fostering division Of parties in
the South on a new line with reference
to economic questions is inconsistent
with any attempt to use the national au-
thority 10 coerce political action In those
States for the latter would Immediately
Illustrate the main purpose and insure
the continued solidity OF the section"
The message made point in the d.
rection Of leaving the mass Of minor APP
pointments to Senators, Representa-
tives and Cabinet officers, and as the
Republicans have only one or two of
these in the South, the difficulty will be
where TO place the deputy boss power
aud the spoils We stated as early
as the morning Of the Inaugural
ton that cold shoulder had been put
on ice for Malone, and there is a good
augury in the confirmation of that
opinion
1t Is no secret now that the shrewdest
men OF both parties recognize the fact
that the lid South could be broken By
policy that would leave that section
free to deal with its local affairs, and il
will remain an open question as TO such
policy until Mr. Harrison shows his
hand.
We fail to see any reason why the
South should be denied the enioymen. of
its rights under the constitution in the
exercise of its privileges of State gov
ernments, and We will not believe that
az unjust course will be followed until
We plainly see ii done
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-15

The sudden change IN the weather
yesterday afternoon was owing 10 the
advance Of a storm from the direction OF
Cuba aud the fiirt il got in the face from
the an,i-cyclone coming eastward from
the far West.
When those two opposite elements,
opposed 10 direction and in temperature,
meet, there is a disagreement that finally
leaves only the two tails TO the weather
cats. but that does no good to the people
in the vicinity who have to suffer.
As far as the indications are the strife
OF the elements will be short this time
and gentle spring may get ready TO
turn on her smiles Of sunshine and
bushes OF pink blossoms before there is
d chance TO get caught with the first Of
April guy.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. re.
OWENS { MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.
OPPOSITE PosTOFFICE.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
rOILET.sOAPS and PERFUMES COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. DALMS anda all kind.
of beautiful dne English. Fronch and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES, FLESH
BhUsHEs. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies'
and Gentlemens travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale and retail. Weare agents for tho now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure. CHAsECITY
LITHIA WATER. which We deliver IN any
part OF the city for q cents per gallon. Per-
sOns suffering with Kidney affection will DO
well 20 drink this water Il eely.
We make u speciality of fitting TRuSsEs
and keep full stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHES, all
kinds and prices.
We have all the leading brands of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep a nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CGGARa trial Re
memDer 10 try our NELLIE bly, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists, and mono but the
PUREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call aud get a oil Caro- and prices
OF NadeswOrth's Silica Paint. which IS better
and cheap, than Lead ana OIL
Please reneu Der that for everything usually
found Ia a nrst-class Wholesale and retail drug
store. % 70
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Anpn1twr, r,Dcrnrrr-r
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PR Il STON b FL WIN,
FINE ART FURNITURE
No. IS Governor Street.
RAIL DAD
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" WAY COMPANY.
sCHEDULETN EFFECT MARCH l2rH.
isSq
RICHMOND

LEAVE RICHMOND
SIS A. NJ. For Norfolk, Cd Point and New
port News. daily.
pullman Palace car. Richmond 20
Old 20 mt.
ii05 A. NJ Through Mail Tor Cincinnati and
Louisville Dally, Norfolk 10 Cif-
ton Forge; daily except -unlIy,
Clifton Forge 10 Cincinnati. solid
train 10 Cincinnati Central Union
stat on. Pullman Buffet sleeping
Car Charlottesville 20 inc nnati
3:9 p. VI. Through Mail for Norfolk. old
Point and Newport News daily.
Pullman Buffet paIlor car except
Sundays - Old Point.
400 7. ". Gorionsyiie Accommodations daily
except Sunday.
$50 P. N. Fast Lxpress for Cincinnsu and
Louisville DAHL. Connects in Con-
trail Union Passcnlcr Sf- ion, Gin
cinnai. tor the west and NORTH
wc- and m Union station. Lou a.
Vile. for the West snl Southwest.
pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars o.
Cincinnati aud Louisville.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
SO \. ". From GofdonsNlle. daily except
sunday.
loss A. VI. From Norfolk and Old Point. daily.
Pullman luuei par.or ear eXoept
SI5 p. ". Prom Cincinnati and Louisville.
daily except sunday. west OF CLIFF
ton Forge: daily east of Clifton
Forge.
e05 2. NJ From Norfolk and Old Point. daily.
Pullman Palace car, Old Point 90
Cincinnati.
600 p. NJ From Cincinnati and Louisville.
daily.
Station Broad street near Seventeenth.
1icket-oiice; Corner Tcuth ani Main ard
railway station. IA. ". FULLER.
General PASSENGER Agent.
J. T. dARAHAN. General Manager.
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THE Senate's Committee on Relations
with Canada will not be likely to start
out until the excursion season arrives
and the wearied statesman yearns for the
sweet. alluring Injuries of travelling
picnic at government expense, with
the bill so artis,ically itemized as 10
charge champagne as lunch What
is known as the official "Junke has
somewhat languished under the Demo.
era ic administration; but this Canadian
picnic gives token that il will be rein
stated in its former glory, and that when
Cabinet officer or a general goes on an
inspecting tour it means fun at the public
expense, and so on through the system
OF special committee excursions.
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GROCERIES,. &C
TOR FASTING IN LENT,


TOR FASTING IN LENT,
TRY orr
Smoked "A LMON and -ALiBTT,
Smoked BLOATERS nd HERRlNGs,
G DFISH, NACkERHL.
KELLER SPKOrrEN and HAMBURG
Picked HERRlNGS.
CORN BE ms SNAPS, and PEAS.
TOMATOES. PUMPKINS. Peaches,
IF rs, PLUMS PTNEAPPLts.
APRiCOTS, MUSHROOMS, OLIVES.
ENG ISL PICKLES.
MACCAK ~ and ] kinds OF CHEESE,
ENAPOR ATED EAR, PEACHES, AP
PIES. CHERRIES.
CALItORNI FRENCH pRUNES.
LARGE PKUNtS. on y l0c. per pound.
Sales Of COFFEEO GU own roasting are al
wavs increasing. Everybody wants the
ARABIAN MIXTURE"
Our SWEET MOUNTAIN WINE al only 81.
aud our PREMIUM WHISKY at e. 30 take
the lead
EUROPEAN STORE Of HERMAN SCHMIDT.
) Oand 5J2 Broad. corner Fifth street,
mil kichm nd. Va.
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IT Is fortunate that in post full OF
lurking temptations as that Of Examiner
OF Claims In the State Department
Ar- Walker Blaine will be confidential
associate TO his father, and thereby have
the caance OF parental hand TO restrain
and bear him up.
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, IRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOSD. HE 20 DAY OF VI ,RCH. lssg.
In the matter OF tue settlement OF the estdl
OF the late william 1. 1aylOf-Es-pQffs.
II appearing 20 the court that the accounts
OF Robert ! Brooke. admin stratnr Of vii
liam +. Taylor. deceased. aud au account Of
the Dchts AID demands az inst the estate
the said IaylOr have ncen regularly settled be
fore Thomas j. Evans. cOmmls,iOror of ac-
counts Of this court, and returned and
filed In the clerks Office OF this court,
nm more than ono year having eX-
pred since the qualification OF the
said admi i-trator upon tue said estate, the
court doth. upon the mOtiOn Of Emily I. har
! is0u. Of tributes OF the e-iGto VI III said
william (. Taylor deceased, aQtuigc, order
and deer that tbs creditors II the said W l.
liam /. Iay lOf. decreased. DO appear before
this court On the 9Th day Or April, is55, 10
show cause. II any they can, against the pay
ment and delivery OF the estate OF tho .sld
william +. Iay Tor 70 his distributes.
a cOpy-Ieste:
SANDS & Bryan. mhj sutw
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Miss MARY ANDERSON has been suffer
ing with nervous prostration," and the
people who have had the happiness tC
behold this fair daughter OF the Muse
In the pride Of strength, health, and
beauty, have wondered But now they
Will wonder no more, for Miss Mary
brother has stated that she has been most
arduously studying Lord Tennyscn' 5
play, entitled The Cup with the In
teniion OF putting it on the stage
We would that the Cup could pass
from Mary's lips and from those Of the
public, as we believe the latter, II il is
put on the dramatic table, will whistle ii
down the winds to prey al fortune, OF
words TO hat effect.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-15

i5E TIME has this practical piece
Of advice 10 give The boys" Don't stay
out all night in order TO be punctusl N,
carly Lentsn service
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sSiCHNOND, FREDERIC tSUJrg
- AND POTOMAC RAITFOAI ..........
q, mmonc.ns FEBRUARY $50 d.. .e.fi.I
standard times
d.. San. leaves hyrd.atffcf Station. .r.... Ia
ony a. Ashland J4ulN.n fI..
end fredericksburg .NI.r ID
washington Hni h,s h.I.
I w an. lftfc9 Byrd sfrrIr .I. .E
cppt SUNDAY. sleeper f. ID
q , m leti e- bi lr-sIn.ri .fa.
deeper 90 New York.
20 Am. arrives az Byrd sircaf station. r
sleeper from New York
% pm. arrives al Byrf street sIf.n
slois ht tledcrgt. bIrF.
JUNCTION. sleeper tr.l N ...0.
ava Ncy York
~ ON. ffrifus tt flIf ffrsrf f.f
except SUNDAY sleeper u.m 49,
The New fors ana FLORIDA sn,... ...
]. yl ftrtlluIe pullman liI-. >I... I...
street sialul H eN ul ou Iu.-.li .. I....
esff-, eni -lfuriay-, ana arrives 1913 rn ..
npniHi q wednesdays, uLl lI.Ifs
tihll makes 90 ID. al stops. Iul r1| 3D. f... .
charged. fIrst nuffu-n.luI U.. I....
Thursday, lltA instant
ASHLAND TRAfhA
OA'hf t2CLrr suhDir
$50 pia. accommodate. leasri ..is.r..
staten afl.f0s ni AfU|Ni. U..
of pm .eaNes hloai arrive 90 .al 81
t.A pr.
So en-. accommodation, arnvls 3D.. By4i-
s.tee, stations less,s A. ..uiaf ..
6:ss Pm. afsives at Elba .eagu .saaaa Al.
l.l- pm.
C.A.TAYLOR. General TsA. Ar,..
Is. n. 70. MifRs. General .l..rnt rlt.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-.
ROAD.
y NO DAILY TRAINS no NOrfNI.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 40 IAA.
s~HEDL IN Lfilrr DLCnNUI
LEAVE REDMOND.
30 4. NJ Daily, tia RlclmouIa nd I...lt
rsiroad. Leaves prtof- ..f.
\. n. daily arrive hu...a
$50 \. n. Daily. ia Richmond and I.t.r
railroad. Arrive at pUfcls .if I
\. y. No. d leaves pei0I.H.I.
!. for tHrmfil.. Ifn...
Roanoke, Bristol, KNOX .Hr .
points roli Z uuI Nrtf lII.II HII
COACH 10 NADfOHU
QUO T. ". piily' ga hlchmcua anl pi.rg
ril.futt Arrives % bug 10
go 4. VI luFti i.f.Ie" .IIF
", daily, arriving A.II. tW b.
POLK.
60 P NJ. baiIs' va Richmond saa Petersburg
railroad, arriving at ia.. sllt- Ht
g.Dy T. VI connecting Hiit Ilt.I tl.
], leaving Petersburg ID. N B. n.
Tor thrm,ille, Lyucnh4Is. h.aHu.r.
fOcaAontrs. Bristol. huOlfINti l.I.
ianooSa, aud all points g ruth and
~ LLNAN SLEEPING CAR ACCONNODA-
TONS.
10 l-Slocping-car Petersburg o. Bu.i.
without change. leaving pefer.tui. dHiIf DID,
..W =. N. Pa IMAM sietp1l LflCub4r. fr
Memphis without change.
80. Pullman sleeper LyrCnburl t0 Sew
Orleans, aud Roanoke ~ CnAt.auo. s.i without
.hange
lickers, bagmRe-cheoks. and aIl informant n
an te OD'aAcd al hl, nmoDi Hul l.fer.I.Il
la'tOfi depot A. ". Oailefs. NN N.u
d.lu stresI.
". b.. nEFfLL
OsDorG Passenger Af.nE
CHARLES q. EDDY, Vice President
General Office LIsuUse Va
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFIcE.
WHAT AN OLD MAN. Y YEARS OF AGE,
IL A s T . : AY
CUNcrRNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water
FoaELAyD, NorrAwAy COUNTY Va.

FORKLAED, NOrTAwAY COCNTY, VA.
August ~ 1854.
w. u r. Hlydy, Chgss CITY. ia;
,ir,-for many years ! suffered very much
from dyspepsia, with rs complications, suct
as nerYOu ness. neuralgia. indigestion. oOnsil-
patton. liver affection, etc, until became sl-
most cOullrmed invalid. During the time
was treated by intelligent physici rs, who pre-
sCrihed various remedies. ! used bofh litLla
and other mineral waters. al-O Dr. Warmers
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 10 bur
little advantage.
Hearing Of your y-dscOlcrcd Chase
City Mineral Water" sent tor aud obtained
"A case Of 10. 4 lasted Tue aO Iut three weeks.
during which time lmpr we'd so much AS to
be abic 70 leave home, which | had not beon
abe 10 10 tor months previous then went 20
Chase City and continued the use Of the water.
fresh from iho wei. tor four weeks. which
remedies cOmbin Il. Ny nerves were soon
quoted. IcOuld sleep wei AL NIGHT. my gloomy
fears snn torebodings vanished, my mind be
came bright and cheerful. [ could enjoy tho
GO mpany Of my friends which before avoid
ri, NY appetite ! creased, my digestion
greatly improved TO that | Ould eat almost
any kim Of food with I punity) the cOnstira
gion was relieved, and the idney affection
gr' ally benefited all # whicn attribute t.
tn. use OF your mineral water.
! must say, in conclusion. that consider the
discOy ~ Of This water q blessing 10 aNicfsd
humanity. Away with your drugs and nos
truols Go 10 natures fountain OF health
Drink OF IT, healing water go 0IfnA, and De
made whole" J. g. POWELL.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.

RICHMOND & DANyILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
THE sDL nj.
PULLMAN 5LEEPEho ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
sc1EQlLB IN gFF gCI Fen'Y. b. 1850.
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UNITED STATES ATTORNEY WATTS
Of West Virginia, has been requested to
resign and declines to accept the invita-.
ton on the ground that he has certain
law breakers In process of trial
The excuse will not be appreciated by
the Republicans, because the aforesaid
law breakers are the rascals who tried to
hoo-doo the State for the Republicans.
The soldiers are unable to keep the
thousands Of settlers out Of Oklahoma.
and this will be the first trouble of the
new Adm inistration.
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THERE is general ripple Of gossip
about Canadian annexation, but As yet
no indication of Il decided move on either
side in that direction.
One Of The most interesting points
about the question is how the Republi-
cans could reconcile Canada to the
practice Of paving twice as much
for their clothes as they have
been accustomed to pay. The Canadian
citizen whether rich or poor, dude or
toiler gets better goods for half the
money that we pay for the correspond
ing articles from bis hat 10 his socks and
shoes.
So that the Canadian question ha.
more to DO with party politics than ia
generally thought.
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WEST POINT AcCoaHODATIOa.
|, sLD DOMINION Steamship CON
~ PANY.
FOR NEW YORK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUBS
DAY aud FRIDAY at p.m.
Steamers leave New YORK for H!chmlnr
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Al =. n; arriving ia Richmond MONDAY anc
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations uneurpassa8.
Cabin fare 20 New YORK Via James river
route Ulcludug meals and bcitLl....aS
Round-trp tickets Limited u thlity days
after date OF issue, .............t...s.. IA ~
steeTage with subsistence. .............. D IL
oteelage, without subsistence. .......s 80
Cabin rare VIA Chesapeake ard Ohio rail
road. tffttt..sstt TO q
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
IalirOad stfi .ttft ttftttf tffft.ft .ttttt. lu ~
Tickets can DO obtained az A. ". Gsrbor's.
1910 Main street; Chesapeake and Ohio and
Richmond and Petersburg depots. and et com
panys cflces. iJJl Main street, and wharf,
Rockets.
Frelghts forwarded and through bills OF lsa.
ing issued for points beyouJ New York.
Freight received daily until hour If sailing
Passengers leaving Richmond On MON.
DAfSTU ESDAYS.M EDN ESDAISInTIF
DAYS and SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway CHA NovpCIt NeHsjgg5.ii "a
and by Richmond and f.torsDIrg railroad
same day at VjJ Am. will make connection
at NOhtOJ.h With steamer leaving chose
days.
GEORGE w. ALLEN & Co., Agents,
No. i3Ol Main street. and
zig ls-u COMPANY. Wharf. Rockets
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Romntances should be made by dFafts'
checks. posioasce orders OF registered letter
PAYABLE 10
TIMfs PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Richmond. Va.
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VIRGiNIA.-IN THE HANCERY
COUNT OF THE CRY OF RICrnOND.
TIT pin DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1852:
Z. u. Taylor. julius and David Edel. Mariners
under the "a IL of Ld-l Brothers. c CAT
la2her. l. II. brlCea a FARMERS under
the style of T.. {. Bruce & Co., ana the Ihlck-
eye notllng company, chartered com
pany. VINO sue on behalf Of th.msa .yo- anil
all other q. cult - Of Crawford n ially, Sc
cured ny IN. decd Of ". Crawford and
VII lam Ialy 10 \, X. Courtney. trustee,
executed and dated December 10. 49,.
against
ID. J. . Ncil. !. L. Morris. r whlilock. in len
BiLfOfd, -- ilernamsnn \ --- Hernamann.
partners under the style If HERMANN
Broihers, sunny side uIs Hing Company %
chartered ompany. \. H. Courtnex ana 4.
W. Patterson. lawyers. partners under -tyle
OF Courtney fatten0,. \. a.. Courtney.
trustee. Within Seedlings and William
lalb. late IA thor, under the style OF Smell
Ing ially. ami ". C. traNfo.i and VIII
liam i.ally. latc partners unIcr the style OF
cfawtord y L,is. fcnx heesau, aud VII
Liam Lady,. -. ............ Def, ndaBts.
~ cHASvTPY.
The obi Get Of thi, suit 4. 20 recover from the
ate irm II cnelings x Iaily, aUOut one
thOus hd aud ntly dollars, due ~ anIassigned
by the late nrm of tfawfOri a Lally. 10 thrir
ere itOis. ana ainIavlt hayins been made
and filed that iicrn-mann Broth -. sunnys dc
ID stilling Z ihpany, ana William Ldlly are
non residents OF this >,ate. lt IL ordered that
they appea here within fifteen days aitcr due
publication Of this order, aud 10 what Is
necessary to protect tneif interests ia this
suit.
\ ropy-Teste:
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk
AfEXANDEg iOks. pa. itgs NV
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Gbl GailY Gimfn.

rr LlsHED EVERY DAY IN THE yRAR
RI THR TINt- PUBL. HING CON-
PA ~. OFFfCE SEQ kAsT MAIN 18Th
hIC tMoN -. VA.
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AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.

AIRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY.
From Rev. C. J. Gibson. d. D.. minister OF
Episcopal Church. Petersburg, Val II ave
used Mrs. Joe Persons Remedy in my own
family, and It gives me pleasure to say it has
proved valuable 10 ic and purifier Of the
blood. and II thoroughly tested, think vii.
remove many cutaneous disorders.
"CHCRCHILL J. GIBSON"
Ps'1stafg, a.. January 10. ISIS
For sale By L. p. ROUTT. Druggist. III east
MBin street III
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ON THE SAMOAN QUESTION The
views of Admiral Porter upon the Sa-
moan question, as tolegraphed from
Washington, confirm the general opln-
ion that the chances for war with Ger
many are exceedingly remote He is OF
the opinion that the recent rumors have
emanated from the foreign office in Ber-
I'm, and are intended TO test public SEN
timent both in Germany and the United
States upon the international interests
involved il the controycrsy.-Bali.m0re
Htrald
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;w~Readiug notices IN reading matter type
Il cents per line. y onpareil. loaded, II oen''
per line
- Wants. marriage and dealt notices, not
exceeding eight lines. % cents each INSERT n.
se-Speciai contract rates furnished on ap.
plcation.
Auction sales, legal Notices and 'muse
nsnt Advertisements, ~ per inch each In
sertion
r jected communications will not DO re
turned.
Entered ~ tho Richmond VA postofIice as
second class matter.
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DICHMOND AND ALLEGHAh)
II RAILROAD.

bNII IUN LT Ut IN ND II n TIT
JANUARY g,IH l--s.
Only Line NUNhtNo SOLID 4HsIf. Ia.
W. ~ Nutu ASH IYhff s
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THR DAILY TIMES.
CITY DELIVERY.

NII1 ItLIF NM
Delivered ina any psrt OF the city and Man
chester b. carrier NJ ne cents per week.
Persons desiring the TIMES delivered =
ne'r homos can secure II by postal card r.
uest OF order through feicuhooo No ~
when deliver, lrresd.af immediate con
lsiut should be made % tao Office The al
dress msy be- changed as desired. II car" %
tnkcn In all eases 60 Mention the old and new
address.
ny Mkul. POSTAGE PREPAID.
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40 PRIMAL daily
cl5 am.-AtCDAMODAgI daily U4Qso
sunday.

RVF4f ~ Ai0N1
At clifton FORGE Wltn Cht-.pesf. ..f 0nt
Ia. va Tor TIE south, West, ala tD.I .....
~ LJlcaOuls VITA Norfolk aui .IfIl
railroad Tor al points south, rOL.I. if A. g
scu'hNtst, and Virginia Midland r. w. f.f
al points North and Soutn.
Al Richmond with Associated fs .rt .I
al points in the south. sud hi1hml. tr'a
lcN6ours and Potomac railroad i.rff. ..r
NJ Lexington with baltimore all OH. . .-
rpad. making ciCsS connexions a. H
rcffy O. and fruu fittsblra and II.
also 20 po'nfa North aud East.
rLfttlNa-CAhS LHhLuBI hu r n.l
~ -, = sN ORLEANS. ani LiIIfr
Trans marked daily except sumo 4l.
Tickets cold TO an points. uH| 20
r 81 haiu tfeet, iU.t Main street,
richmond a. Allegheny depot. t.- rt
Cana streets.
JOHN a. MACHlRH
.de5 GLll lA.-- ~ : IL
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WISE WORDS AND rRuE-If the
Norm Is irritated because the South is
solid, then the North is fretting on ac.
count OF It's own blindness or stupidity.
The South is not solid against the North
lit is solid against the rule of IL.
norance, prejudice, and corruption.
against the domination of race
which God Almighty never intended 10
be The master OF the white man. what.
ever the Republican party may intend
The man VINO asks the white people of
the South to divide while the negroes
are massed IN solid column against them
IS Ell her hypocrise or he is fool
Nashville American.
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ENGINES. BOILERS. ETC.

TEETH AND GUMS.
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The Herald says thst the Dlcky Birds
are twittering q rumor that Mr. Wanna
maker has already forecast the future
sufficiently to render his resignation VIA
iblo on the horizon line
The changes OF lie are both multitude
nous and mullifarious. To some OF them.
however, VIC become resigned without
any painful tussle with ourselyes."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-15

The Alexsadgia Gass.is's Washington
letter says that ii is understood that
Mr. GARRISON, who is charged By the
Ioscs with having induced one OF its
employees TO steal lis subscription list
for the purpose Of extending the diffu-
sion of Republican campaign matter,
after declining the place OF first assistant
Postmaster General, has decided to &C.
cept it,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-15

New Hampshire makes the sixth State
that has refused during the last two
years to adopt prohibition amendment.
Michigan gave majority OF 5,6i5 against
such an amendment; Texas me Of % .GGl.
Tennessee, 1858; Oregon, 1885, and
West Virginia. 9J.Jl.
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Richmond and clifton Forge, and 1H. /. .4e.0f
sunday between Balcony tai4. al4 LcklHs-
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