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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-29

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-01-29

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

A very lGdicrous incident occurred on an
Olive street car the other day 4 few ladie.
and gentlemen were sitting IN the coach, and
among the latter was one Of very hanl.ome
appearance, but Of nearly 900 pounds avoir
dupois. 10 was chewing tobacco, but was
too much Of a gentleman 10 show It by
squirting tie juice all over the door. Of the
car. 1t soon became evident, however, that
he must expectorate. Tie longer be put It OF
the greater the supply be accumulated. ~
last, turning round, hs saw the window open,
that Is, he thought So lie let hy. Imagine
bis surprise when he heard q swish and saw
about one foot square on the window Gov
cred with q mahogany mixture Of saliva and
tobacco juice lie had been deceived The
window was not open. The other passenger.
soon took in the situation and all laushed
heartily, the victim himself joining. st
Louis GlObe-Democrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
THE rnlLADELPnA PHILANTHoPIsT
Fostpones Making uis VIII Untn tho Last
Moment

PHILADELPHIA. pA, March THE
industrial school VIII be built ON the site
which bad been examined three time, by
the trustees. tae last time being week
nro to-day. when Mt Williamson went
with them 10 is situated on thc
NestoAe-er branch of the Penn.
,tfunn railroad about two mile.
lel0nI Media ON Tuesday OBJ.
lu-tces formally approved the property
and when Che intelligence was conveyed
t1 Mr williamson, DE at once approved
of ilc decision and sent his commeuda-
tion io trustees.
Later ln the day DIS unsigned viii was
presented to him. and he is said to have
remarked that he was much better and
thouglt he would live for some time yet.
adding that hc wished 20 MAKE further
ARRANGEMENTS about his school before he
-imol The Will His physicians last
week had told him that ID he had any i'm
pouani business 20 transact, lac ought
not iO delay il one moment
le fcli differently about the matter, and
d ssh. llat be made seventeen years ago
viii stand as his last testament In con
sequence many charitable institutions
and some indu-trials viii not receive The
lcQucsts Mr williamson intended they
should. and The feeling of regret will be
general when 10 is known that The Home
Tor lncurables especially will be de-
pflYed Of the endowment which he often
said he intended 20 give H.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

An old duchess Oh one occasion requested
Or AbepetAy to paya professional visit a.
her house The doctor aeat a., requested.
and was introduced INTO the drawing room.
whore the duchess, wIh tears in her eyes.
showed Liman ugly little monkey apparently
Ia great agony, lying on elegant cushions ana
almost buried In lovely lacas The doctor
felt thoroughly disguised 40 bling called
upon TO act as monkey doctor Le l-it
tho monkeys pulo 30 -'Ierec rgaminod o.
with attention. and soon recognized tho ne
,urc OF IT, lines, then, percoylns tn3 indy
grandson IN the corner OF The drawing r0rm.
rolling about on the carpet be advanced o..
ward the child. examined Lim also. f.t hi.
pulse, and returning 20 the d"che~,. s..l o.
her in grave manner: "aiadau. fau4 $3.50
sons arc suffering from lua. -cai.0I. bt
drinking tea and living on plain ci-r f4.f
Will son recover" And, boHing profoundly
to the duchess. the doctor retired a,oused.-
Chicago Journal
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
FROM DANVlLLE.
Death Of Promint at Iobaceonist.
Special to the TINES

SOUTH BosroN, Va, March Colo
mel Liuleton Edmunds, one OF our oldcs
and much beloved citizens, died here al
am early hour this morning OF heart dis
ease. lie was prominent tobacconisl
of this place. He was d brother OF the
late John Il. Edmunds, the late Sterling
Edmunds. of this county, and Mr.. Joseph
Edmunds, who resides in Charlotte
county.
He was the uncle OF Hon. Paul C. Ed
munds and Captain Henry Edmunds
Colonel EGmunds leaves two sons and
two daughters. lie lived pure Chris
tian life. and was loved by all who knew
him. He will be buried al Mercy-seai
PRESBYTERIAN Church near Barksdale >
Va. The Tobacco Association Of this
place pet this afternoon and drafted ap'
propriate resolutions, which will be pub
iished in the Halifax Rscyrd.
Georee Parrish, cOlOred man In
dicted al this term OF the Hastings Court
of Danyille. for bigamy, and who was to
he tried to-day, died in jail this morning
of pneumonia.
Joseph Smith. colored boy, had hi.
skull fractured to-day by being thrown
from the back of runaway horse be
was riding through the streets. lie VIII
die
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

Rich Mineral Lands 10 he Deveioped-The
Naddell Block signal.


LEXINGTON. Va. March The Hon
William a. Anderson. Colonel ID H.
Ross. Dr. William II Ruiuer and other
prominent gentlemen OF nher sections
of this State have associated themselves
together ioi the purpose 0f organizing %
company. which Viii nave lOr ii. purpose
the Development of the rich minerals
40 and near .Glmwood on ihe Richmond
and ANe.lauy Railroad. near tie
Naual Bridge Mr Anderson is in
Baltimore in ihc interest of ile company
The stockholders Of the Waddeil An
tomato Electric Railway Block Signal
Company met here tonight and organ
i1ed under its charter There were
few representations of stock. The
following officers were elected Prc,i-
dent. +. q. Glasgow, ~ecrellry-Irea-urcr.
vs. II. Nai6cl. directors. d g. B0ndc.
$ II Letcher Lexington. II. J.. Hoover
and VI. j. funkhOuser stanton. 4
practical test of this invention will bee
made al once on some trunk line
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
The pllI Wa. Paid.

"Il see about it, Lc sall, ~ be haudcd tho
bill back TO the collector.
Its only 3. and
III see about Il, ! told your'
And We need money. Itwoull be great
favor"
Didn't say would cali
"Yes; but when"
Look here, said the debtor, as ho rose Up,
"do you mean 10 insult mef
no, slg lmean 70 80 down TO the papcr-
anl ct them to put IN q notice that yol s. o..
sooa DEPART for Europe Good day, sir.'
Here come back Here's Jour money
Do you suppose ! want 600 collectors making
rush Oh my o.lice Please receipt the bin
Sorry kept your folks waiting tor II Do
tro.t Flse Pres
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

NEW YORK. March Tile Pre5s SAYS
that Secretary Whitney Colonel oil
Yer II Payne. Congressman james c.
BiiGon, j. g. Boslwick. and g. VI Bill
linss. he Chicago millionaire, have
formed syndicate with S6O,0OOOOO
capital, and obtained control OF the New
York and Northern Railroad, which will
be consolidated with the New York and
New England road, thus giving the lat
ter company a direct route between this
CITY and Boston.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
Chimney neneM Plon.ed

CINclNSATI. O.. March 7.-Chauncey
NJ Depew, who was in the city yester-
day, expressed himself as much pleased
with President Harrisons address. 1T
is well received by the whole country,
he said. "Ihe utterances on the South
will please that section. Even The (un)
reasonable mugwumps viii be satisfied
with The civil service declarations, while
the tariff views are those OF the entire
Republican party
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

Ponr TOWNSEND. w 7, March g.
Chief Officer Smith of ilc British bark
Port Gordon arrived from Quinaui
reservation last night with twelve Of
that vessels crew He reports that tue
vessel was lost early on the morning oi
February 2'th. by the sea breaking
over her. The terrible raging of
the waters compelled the crew to lash
themselves TO the rigging TO prevent
their being washed overheard. The
heavy ea prevented the lowering of the
lile-bOats Two seamen who attempted
10 swim ashore were drowned The YES.
sci finally grounded one hundred iath0ms
from the shore The officers
and crew remained In the rigging
All lhe forenoon, waiting for the SEA 90
suhside The men then tore away The
after.house and made a raft of 10, and on
This raft four seamen succeeded IN get
tiHI ashore 4 line from the vessel was
drawn ashore. and an attempt
mado 20 rescue all hands The
stewart and cook were washed away
from the line, and persisted ia the sea.
by night, all OF the Others got ashore, ex-
cepting Captain Gibbs, who remained on
the wreck for thirty-six hours.
Captain Gibbs swain ashore the fol
lowing day The tug sea Lion was Sig
nailed and brought the survivors ashore,
and TO Port Townsend.
The vessel is q total loss She was one
hundred aud eighteen days out from
Great Britain and loaded with railroad
material for the Dillingham; Railroad,
near Victoria The vessel and cargo
ere valued At sl50.0OO.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
THE HILL CITY.
Increasing Business Oh the Richmond and
All'ghnny Haiirosd-PersonnI Mention
-Tne Tobacco Markct-Deafh Of - Wei
known Politician.
SPECIAL to the TrNrsi

bHnNh i'iilitifh
Special to the TINES
LYSCuBURG, March All Of the
freight trains on the Richmond and AL
lcghany Railroad have become so crowd
ed lately that the passenger trains are
DELAYED almost every day some hours.
Since its connection with the B. and q.
The business Of The road has greatly I'm.
creased, and promises 70 bee So much I'm
the future that additional facilities will
+ Doe indispensably required So much The
+ better for the railroads and the people
Mr. G. B. Tanner for some wears
yard-master OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad in this city, and removed some
time ago TO Roanoke, has returned 10
and accepted p similar position on the
Richmond and Allegheny
Senator John " Daniel returned 20
his home in this city to-day, and is look
ing well
The trains from Washington for The
last two days have been so crowded with
passengers ON tAe return trip from the
Inauguration. that every mail train has
been delayed an hour or two every day
Almost every taxpayer in this city of
any consequence, including Mr. John
W All, on Ninih street has sisned OIL
iIom paying their taxes IN coupons mere
alter II has broken up me coupon, bro
kcfage business in tins city among both
dealers ana lawyers.
Tie la-t german oil me season before
Lent came OH last nghi, ana was hri-
liant one. II was lead by vi. John VI.
Oiey, OF TINS cily, ana lli.s hel'e Deane'
oil hichlnonli ann .ie lolioN ins 'oup.e7
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
Street Car narns on Iira.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, March THE
ruins of the Metropolitan sireet-car barns
were still blazing at 8 o'clock this morn
ing, and il will not be possible TO search
for bodies for several hours.
When the fire broke out dozen or more
men ran into the building 10 help save
the mules. OF thtse about half were
able TO get out. 1t is reported that i've
men were unable 10 escape and undoubt-
edly persisted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
THE EX-PRESIDENT
TAKES POSSESSION or Ills VIEW
OFFICE.
DOFFs ms COR And GOES 70
WORK
rORIICN AND DOMESTIC NEWS by
CABLT AND WIRE


>lw NoRg. March -Tx-pfesident
Grover Cleveland entered Tie biz Liver.
pool and London building Dis future
place ot business, This morning at pre-
c'sc'N 1879 Tie Was accompanied Dy
Dds partners Messi-. stctson and Mac
Ncagh While passing The marble slab
on .ao wal containing list of Tine occu-
pants oi ,le building, The cx-presidcut
glanced ai young sIgn-pain'cr who
Was af tmi moment putting the finish
nr touches to the name Grover
Cleveland thM be wa- painting ON the
s.a Strange to say Mr Cleveland was
mot recognized by tLo score OF men that
waited Hitl him for the elevator
NI Cleveland walked into Dis already
prepared office. took o1 bis hat and coat
4ul began 80 once t1 make himself com
Portable
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

NEW YoRB, March I'll. p McGarra-
han, the well-known journalist, OF this
city, dropped dead in Rodgers chop
house, Park Place, this morning, of
heart dsase
BANGOR, Nj. March THE Legi-la-
ture has passed a bill allowing druggists
20 sell liquor. II is practically a free
rum bill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

she Daily Times " viii,
~ soon ~ practicable,
move iss entire plant and
OHicc 10 the first nO0r of
sisc garSe and COnlinOGsOu>
buiIA.ng No. 0OiEa,s Vain
street, recently occupied
bx Wan. Mitchell A 90.
rsaYing added largely 80
the former outfit. tiic
" Badly Tiucs ~ ROW pre-
pared go GuIGl ats ihc re-
0uisitc- Of a live. progress
ttc newspaper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
After Dusiness.

Southwestern railroad manager TO his gen
eral passenger agent
II see that the Canada roads are biocAa.led
with snow
Yes: 10 trains have run into Montreal land
Toronto for three days
Get cut circular showing the adyaLt- 6
Of Mexico ana offering speclal raSes 70 trlsJe|
flnanciers. Chicago Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

UNroNrowN, PA, March flames
sutton and Miss Annie Egan, who two
or three years ago were scheolmates
and lovers AT the Lower Hayden
town school This winter they were
still lovers, though she was teacher
and he one OF the pupils. lately
she seems to have discouraged his atlen'
tions. and Tuesday. after mailing her a
letter he shol himself through the head,
along the path where Miss Egan travels
10 her boarding house. He Was twenty
wears Old, and several years her junior
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
AUCTION SALES Future Days
A STEAM ENGINE. SAW MILL AND FIX
rURES.
THREE LOG CARTS AND ONE 100
WAGON

Ry virtue 0f % decd 0t trust executed 10 me-.
AMI oi record ln the clerks Office oi the
ouuty Court of King William county, ON u.
Il. 8. D.. 31s. and atsO recorded u the County
Count Of King a.d Queen on the 3lfh day ot
Nov mbor l-,s. and being thereto required
by the bouenci iry lu the said deed. viii oiier
for saleut puUllc auction. 90 TIE lands ~ Mrs.
May rcsham, at Maataplkc, King aud Queen
county. ON
WEDNESDAY. MARCH H. 1882, AT o p. ",
One good steam cnpine. boiler and hXiuics.
ne etw mill and nNlures. Including belts, &c.
one l0y wagon and three 10 carts.
IrRNs. "a -h enough TO pay the expenses Of
-aIr HnI % pay tle amount due under tue said
deed -t0. w.t. s-tlDl. with interest there %
from che s3l dlg of August. lc-o, until day OF
-u.n. ANA tne Do eiiu" urOu the following
terms OF cred o.: e,Df.lOt0 be pnd on the 2-d
August. l,sp. s2a ,1 ON the 22l August, 1850
S.il.el 0n the y,d August, 1891, ami f2-ss5 on
the Zsi August, 1892, ana tho residue upon
such credits a- may bc announced at sale.
GEORGE T.. HAW,
mhjx'0 Trustee
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

WAsHi>oloN p e., 1a,h .-
n D. ~ Indications fn Virginia
-~ Nn,a ani South Carolina ani Aa-
II.r Do..cU uuther.y winds
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
~ ARDEN -. .GARpEN sEED 4

We Gre .-- receiving out usual spring sup
ply or FRESH ami hILiABLE GARDEN
SEED. ana .n,itcaIl in want oi Garden seed
OF the BEST QuAilTY 10 give U.S. call
The growth OF our O.s.rcss IN this line during
the last twoiye ycals csllenees the superior
quality ~ our seeds. ana We promise Our pa.
irons In the future. az la the past. 20 exercise
the same care -hlch has giyon our seed their
deseryingiy hilh reputation with the public
Country orders promptly nlled. AL small
Seeds mailed f,ee OF charge. Large Seeds ,
cents per pound postage.
l.. r. REEVE s CO..
Druggists aud Seedmen.
fe - n 'lD east Marshall street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
TIE VULGAR HERD

Numerous delegations from The vari
Ous states were present and were lntlO
duced 10 the President by name. seveIa
southern states were represented, bu
south Carolina did herself the mos
honor by appearing with three separate
delegations, headed by Congressman
DlDDie, and a cOlored delegation headeC
By eX- COngres-m Sinalls
Another feature was also noticeable al
this reception. \ piece Of crash wa.
placed upon the hoOr between tie door
Tor ingrcss and the door for egress, anC
three burly ushers were in attendance d
keep The crowds from stepping upon The
carpets No means were left undeyisel
or undone TO prevent contamination boy
those who elected him, and surroundeo
rs he is bv Doodle Cabinet, it Is TO b,
expected that after time but few or ths
common nerd will care topay their rc
spects 10 Harrison tie Second.
CAUCUS OF DEMOCRATIC SENATORS.
Tie Democratic Senators held a caucu.
OF TWO hours duration in the Demo
cratic conference room az the Capito
This morning, Senator Harris presided
After settling on Senator VOOhees, NJ
Indiana, as the nominee of the Demo
cratic Senators for president pr0 t1mp1r-
OF the Senate, the caucus TOOK ul
the subject Of filling vacancies on the
several committees of the senate 10
which the minority are entitled. With
out concluding all their selections the
hour of - noon arrived, and the caucus
took a recess 10 allow its members TO be
present al the meeting Of the Senate
Immediately after adjournment the eau
Gus resumed lls sitting.
The caucus selected Senator German
as chairman of the caucus, and directed
him 10 appoint committee OF seven
members 10 ill minority vacancies on
committees. No other business was
transacted. The committee is composed
OF Messrs Cockreil, Harris, Ransom,
Walthall, Blackburn, Voorhees,, and Cor
man.
INGALLS, ELECTED PRESIDENT PRO TEN.
or THE SENATE
Immediately after PRAYER to-day the
secretary laid before The Senate letter
from Nice-President Morton requesting
leave of absence, which was granted.
Mr.. sherman then offered a resolution
designating Mr.. ingalls, President pre-
ten.
Mr. Harris moved 10 amend the rcso-
luton by striking ont the name Of Sena-
tor ingalls, and inserting that OF Senator
Voorhees, Aye and nay vote was then
taken on the motion OF Mr. Harris, and
lost by vote of p to 20, and the mo-
tiOn Of Senator Sherman was selected
10 administer the oath 10 The President
pro teaa Senator ingalls, then took the
chair
Senator Cullom moved that when the
Senate adjourned il be to meet on Mon.
day next This was agreed 10, and
Senator Sherman moved recess for
one hour, stating that he did not know
whether there was any business for the
Senate 10 transact.
Mr Cullom stated he was advised that
the President had no communication to
make to the Senate to-day, whereupon
Mr. Sherman Withdrew his motion for
recess, and moved to adjourn. II was
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
CABINET MEETING

so MORE RECEPTIONS THIS WEEK
lie believes that he has seen all the
strangers in the city and he says the
Washington people will have plenty of
opportunities to see him within the next
four years.
\ few special receptions may be held
during the week
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By Apperson & Co.,
Bel Estate Auctloueers
EfAIN STREET CORNER STORE.
EXECUTORS AUCTION SALE OF THE
FOUR STORY GRANITE-fRONr
STORE
At THE
NORTHWEST CORNER OF MAIN AND
FOURTEENTH STREETS
NUMBERED 1920 AND les.

py direction OF the executors OF y. 70 W.
H.. and B ~. Hayall. deceased, we viii SELL
Ou the premises. at O'Clock p. 81. ON
FRIDAY. MARCH %. lss,
tine above described VALUABLE CORNER
STORE PRO- ERrY-fna lower story and
cellar recently occupied hy II. b. fr0-ser,
Esq. aud fhe upper part now AM for many
years by Me--r- John ", Ferguson ) N 5
printing use at "a good rental, well built
with granite caps ana -ilis. etc. Its central
location as fO business, especially the whole
sale trade. lines Oi transportation, etc.. make
lta really desirable place for many purposes.
lot 3 Aof feet 0u tAe west side g' feet on the
east Fourteenth street. side, and Is 80 feet on
IT, rear line.
TERMS One fourth cash balance at *
twelve. and eighteen months. interest added,
secured by trust decd.
APPERSON x co.
mh6-ti Aucti0ueers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

"A ANTED - OCCUPANTS FOR
~ part Of house No. ll3 east Main street,
second hcor. with bathroom and Aitchap. II
dcsired. NH 5St
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
Schenck's Pulm0nic Syrup.
IuLIuS ROYDFN

No. So N Main S., Providence. X /.
N.s a ,..ii.l and uas discharged liom the
s. Army as an lncuao.e Consympufc.
iln discharge reads Advanced stage Of Con.
a-aipioa Of the Lungs he whites
"ln September wen, 20 see Dr. schenCk.
and soon ahcf began T. use bis Medicine
mtAe following Apnl was entielywellan
Denito work ifom thottimc to this have
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
cnnnalan A,neriean nooaIer,. s,naicate.

NEW YORK March A special to
the Ii0,ss from Montreal, says that the
American boodlers' are forming a pool
10 influence Parliament not TO pass any
exfradition lgW.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

ACrORDING 10 A IARA-

\ CCORDING TO A PARA
graph .n lhc American Cult
tator of Boston, Consumption Is
gradually decreasing IN New
England This sa gratifying fact,
and much Of the credit oi this
condition Of things is due to the
extraordinary popularity IN the
past go years in New England OF
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup.
10 thi. wonderful remedy more
than al others combined is due
The credit decreasing the ravagcs
of Consumption
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

Mr. W II. SNowDEN, Macon Ga.
says Allow me to voluntarily attest {,
the merits OF Bradycrotine as d specid,
In relieving headache.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08
ACentennarian

BNrNORF, March Mrs. Elizabeth
Sands. celebrated her one.hundredth
biz hdsy here to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

Mail two cents to Colgate & Co, s.
John street, New York, for a sample OF
Demulcent Shaving Soap.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

EOUND.-ON CORNER GRACE
/ aud Monroe streets heavy riain uold
Ring. owner can have same hy spplNins at
this Oihce proving property ana paying ioi
this advertisement. te-cV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-08

DR. stUI>tK'- Ho0k on Consumption,
Liver Complaint aud DSsDepsia, seAt Free.
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