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Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-28
The English Language.

There is evidently quiet movement in
progress in some States to check foreign
immigration. The Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture, for instance, at its last session, passed
law requiring all miners to pass an ex-
animation in the English language before
they can be permitted to enter the mines.
The ostensible reason for this law is that
all orders and danger signals in mines
must be given in English.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-28

MATEUsHEK PIANOS the best. Indorsed
By artists. Cooper's music store.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-28
TO-DAY, AT g A. NJ.
%SALE OF STATE FAIR GOODS .s.

On TINS occasion we shall sell such part
OF the goods in our recent exhibit at the
State Fair as came from the Notion Depart
ment and were damaged. The leadinq
items are:
Long Bar GIycerine Soap, reduced from
3 cents to Is cents.
Shoe Backing, reduced to 1 and ? cts
Blank Books and School Tablets, re-
duced to cent.
These will also be sold at reduced prices:
Autograph Albums, Papeteries Toilet Soaps
and School States 5y0hoa Department.
In order to avoid misunderstanding, we
wish to explain that this sale will not in
clude the Sporting Goods, Toys, Games,
Bicycles, VeIocipedes, etc, used in the ex-
hIbIt, as small parts on many of the goods
were lost Or broken, and it will take some
time to replace them. When the items
mentioned shall have been put in the best
condition possible they will be marked
down in price and sold at special sale, no.
tC0 VI WHICH VIII De gwen IN the papers.
A new Novel in paper covers, by Arthur
Dudley Vinton "An objectionable Sin.
Price, IS cents. House Furnishing Dept
Barnsey Table Linen mone better) in
bleached and unbleached, at 50, 90, 90 cts,
81 to 81 .. Napkins, 81 q to S6
dozen. Doilies, 40 cents to 81 a dozen.
White-border Cardinal Table Covers,
fringed all around and in new patterns, =
cents to 81 90, according to size and quality.
Iurkey-red Table Cloths, by the yard,
40 cents to 81.
A heavy Three-quarter Bleached Table
Linen and sixty inches wide, so cents.
Vein stock T.T1bfn ree CS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-28

FoR SALE-A secondhand Chickering
d Sons square piano. Bargain for cash
Hammers music store, $50 ] street.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1889-09-28

Coloma, September IS-Eliss Weller, Jr, young
est son of Kate j. and Elias Weller.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

CoIDBUs. lND. March 2-There Is
much excitement in White River town
ship. johnson county, over the whole
sale outbreak Of hvdrophobia. 4 mad
dog passed through that section about
TWO weeks ago biting a number Of ami
mails. among them several cattle belong
ineto a farmer named sutton The cattle
were 80 affected with iAe disease that they
were killed and Che carca,ses placed
In huge pile and seq on nre. The
smell of the burning meat attracted
doss from the entire neighb0rhood
and they feasted on the carcasscs all
nieht. and nearly all the dogs in the
townshis are now showing unmistakable
signs of lydrophobia. and are all being
killed Much of the stock OF the farm
ers in the vicinity has been bitten, Caus
ing many thousands Of dollars loss
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

By TELEGRAPH.

LoNpON March 2.-Disnatches from
Madrid confirm the report that the sui-
eide of Yesterday was PigOti There Is
mo- longer any doubt as to his identity.
The EnrN~h cmhassav's officials have
Identified The body as that of Pigott ON
Thursday the f0r1cr sent telegram
90 Mr. sOamc's office in London
lhe message gave his adlrc,. IN
Madrid. and probably from this tcle-
gram The government learned that
PiE0tt was in Madrid A notebook
containing the address of "a number of
people in ireland was found on the
body Of the suicide
THf SUICIDE And FAcIE's LAST COETEs
Sion
MADRID. March Upon the person
of pie0ti WAS found letter addressed
10 VI Laboucherc. in London. sealed and
ready tO be posted The letter stated
"Ihc first batch of letter. sold
tO the Imo were genuine. of
The second batch several were
forged. including tw0 of Parnells and
one each of Davius O'Kellys and
Egan's ann deeply sorry f0r all that ]
have injured and ann ready tO place 10
thcir disposal aIl the mea.s in my power
10 remedy the wrong have done All
that ] said was false. but everything
written under oath is true.
Among the documents found was o H.
ccnse auth0rili,c Pie0u t0 carry pis-
t0l. dated at Dublin and check book
of fhe Ulster Bank pieott tried 90 nee
rOiietc % check 1t bank here but pay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
MILLIAMSBI RE.
societ, and Personal Note from the old
Capital.

Capital.
Correspondence Of the Times.
WuLMM-nuFc. Va March IA
number OF young gentlemen entertained
their lady friends a'iew evenings since
ai Cameron Hall with dance, after
which refreshments were served The
music was furnished by Persons string
band. and The festivities were brought
90 close about o'clock n
tAe morning The ladies were becom.
ingly aiifed in parry dress. and
'he scene unaei ihe eiec'iicc Hshi was
one oil Driiiianl ANIMATION some oi lhe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Ta3 ht Dc. loor.e whose wealth was
couarel uD into tha millions, was an ardent
lover of money f.r money, sale. Io didn't
accumulate Dc w.th fhe Intention Of buying
pleasure ui,4 Co.. neither dll ho ever, with T.
.ii..r'. motive ior boarding. d9ny himself the
nae. ti.sof iit d. clw-yi had for him
sllasI.sf. auI always Leel Ike u gentle
,..u t..t De uas, every lucA of Aim Still
b. lowell to accumulate for the sake Of ac-
crmrhtion. When bee dlll an old tin box al
most asl.rasa Saratoga trunk was among
hi. ~..ls and cha.tcs in ,ho safe deposit
I.,.rtr..+ oi the Lafayette bank. Il
r.s ret Gll with bulky plato and other
Torrs L.... c1s, neither we're there any
..l'oo..es ID ir There wcro deeds, plenty
of thn. f.v morg somo bonds a
corl ll..lCi inning ~,n all tAr rest -oI tue
Al.ae uas 10. l1ac.s oi d-a9li1ations that
Vare lar-a ltl4I been tAe custom ot the
old gentlemen nr year, whenever be had
.Inl n ncaanee O. bly O. sLCJ gceuback
with it am plt il Ia tLe TN box. The
Inv t vlH la remembered. does not allow
.-r. .i..'.. ta lst1sad This money SO hid
a.,ar dIrlt lac~.a,s in value, did NOT earn
rnv,..a.. dill ua. 10 amy lcss.Oo way bono
atthe uo.l nu. hoill l. d.i benefit the
oorIa Au. The knowledge that !t was
s4ls l t..,o tn b.y mais ono man happy
and th-tuan vesI.cl I9ppie That wAs
s,rset...nr. -C.n..l .lalti Tin. -S,lr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Ci,.i, Crr-.--ot aal John o. Matthews
u..a. oltola Bin. llnt over in tho fork, and
tlnsinrtlr might lAl l.r--r game, took
along nra SHELLS ch2i-sI vifl bucl,shot
Ulihlrabilg about iu -he fields near tho
.ula.o tie. piel large rau -oat iawn
eol,r.I ui.h long horns. living in q clump OK
ar.h.s Sam, distance away, and as Mr
Claud, a., r,trcot bad G-.or shot deer,
I,hr Matthew's rave him tLo shot. Claude
cstdornon bis hands and snee ard crawlcd
about 100 yards, whcn. thinking he was near
enoroh ~ insure q dead st - BIO ralsd up
and frol john Matthews had gono around
10 ,ake q stand far the buck il the event
Llaads missed him. AMI IN dong SO dlscov-
,rA that it was billy goat, but didn't
live l. away 70 Claude. When he fred thf
Goat Jumped high in the air and gave large
ha.ha-ba, but Claude ran up and cut his
fbroat before he discovered the mi take. -
S,ly mia .Ga } Telephone
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
WAsnlNGIONs MOTHER
Intense Excitement over the Proposed
Sale OF Her Grave.
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lhLDERICKsBUNG, Va. March 2-Ou
the street corners. in tAe places of bust
ness hotels and elsewhere about ibis city
to-day. the matter of the sale of land
containing lLe remains OF Mary. the
mo.ler of Washington and the building
'n which she lived and died Was in al
White heat Al one time "a meeting
Wls arifaicl To- deliberate upon the -ub-
Icct and the oldest and lhe Youngest 0t
fhe city disCusscI The matter with much
warmth
So intense was The interest that the
records were searched as 90 the deeds
conveying the property for years gone
by
The press has been telegraphed that
The title TO the same cannot he made
good from the fact tha. the spot ON
which the sainted mother lies buried has
been reserved AN the way down 90 the
deed to the same t0 Nr George ohcp-
herd the present owner of the ground.
About that the best talent here disagree.
Feeling I'M the matter is intense.
Many say that those opposed 90 The
sale are following rush lights from the
fact that change of hands In The owner
ship of the property may prove the
completion Of the monument ln man
uer deserving 90 tAe memory of woman
tbc American heart should love and
honor As now the structure is in %
horrible condition of decay and the pur-
pose, syourrep0rier is assured by those
Offering il for sale, is TO get il In hands
that viii work 10 90 the honor due iAe
mother of the Father Of the American
Republic
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

NEW STYLES ARE HERE,
So are the Low Prices.

New. bright, stylish spring Dress GOOd-. Ladies'
Wraps Hosiery. Gloves &c. are rolling in ever, sa,.
would he hard, indeed. To keep fui, posted with
all the arrivals OF spring s.ycs crii.e-
ients. rs man! pretty styles and novelties
mentioned in this way, 10 call and >ce
for yourselves all The ncw. bright pretty dispiay>
winch will be Ia Interest both ~t,iC and
price. Despite the wniry weather last week had
large sale on superb line Of Spring Jackets
and beaded manteis. ,s, h> led 80 believe ~
- general! the case that prices lower for the
same goods than csew here. During thi> week we will
place sale special lots goods throughout the
various department, III The following IOw prices:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
SEMINOLEs on THE WAR PATH.
4 Bloody Anray in lhe florida r,erglade.

4 Bloody Anfay In he IioTida tVerglades
JACKSONVILLE. Fla, March 2.-NeWs
of "a bloody aifray among the Seminole
Indians in the Everglades has
just been received from Okeechobee.
"Jim young buck, became insane
aud started on the war path through
the village with a Winchester rifle. lie
first killed Naukec Mices, chief of the
Miamis, sending "a bullet through his
brain. He next killed "Od Tiger
and his SON, Young Tiger The
maniac then killed two papooses
of his sister and attacked bucks, squaws
and children unfortunately Jim
was finally comered and shot dead, bur
NOT until he had killed seven indiana
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Tc0tV1QWteOtll,
cJ22iice8Co.


EFrr gioVC4, more than
an imgic c>~cIitfai. marks
a. na3.urai dCIiCacy 0l she
IalA. However piaiG ihe
uue 0T fnCagTC thc gar
niiurc. tlte ssiONe> >nOdsd
hr ucrfcCt-littiHg. correct
ii hDftl ~itadc assd shape.
sEEsEEE ehadcs are
MAINLY ENNe GREY =.
many. variations Of these
t,sO cOIOTe being allow eel.
GB.EGE and ~ Ess5a.
GLOVES are bOsli permit
rcd. sine preference being
for thc latter.
EEFB, ga ssN-sss HEssNs
su scugth sc nave isI iSTc
8tide at $50.
" a. 80 4 \ A 3 = 3.
GLOVES. the icngta Of 80
tOss buttons. are ln correct
flvgu fOr skcCCpsiOn or
B.stsllug wear MANN
White or Cream lIn(s be-
ing iu demand.
~GENTEUEIst. AEsSS
Wc control the sale OF for
tiiIs Csss.
~'FlgE,FOJ SSs,. ".gOt
VIM ~pE, sg hst y
ftseEs RES. and other
standard Gloves.
Gloves fttcd bS Us are
fully guaranteed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

TRU sTEEs SALE
OF
| STEAM ENGINE. SAW MILL AND FIX
tt RES,
THREE LOG CARTS AND one LOO
WAGON.

By virtue of "A deed OF trust executed o. me,
aui a. record lu the clerks Office Of tho
county Count 0t King william county, on ID.
B 4. %. 54-. aud a 80 recorded in the County
Court Of King "a Hd Queen on the 30th day or
Nov. mber 1854. and being thereto required
Dy the beneficiary n the said deed. viii on0r
tor sale at puDlic auction. Ou the lands Of Mrs.
May rcsham, at Mantapile, King aud Queen
county, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCHl3, $50, AT2P. ",
One good -feam engine. boiler ana nNiures.
me- saw mill and nKfure5, Including belts, &c.
one log wagon ana three pg carts.
Terms "a enough to pay the expenses Of
-1le and o. pay the amount due under the said
deed-to-wf. fgsOGj. with interest thereon
from the .,d dty OF August ls-r until day ot
sale. and the u-idue uUOu the following
terms Of credit. s21..1O 10 bee paid on the 2ei
AugI.t. l-se. S.jl - on the y21 August. isSD,
Ssllal 0u the zyd August. 1921. and ss,..- on
the I'd August, lny.. ana the residue upon
such credits as may be- announced AZ ,ale.
GEORGE T.. HAw.
mh3NiO Trustee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
Death of Prominent North Carolina
Physician.

Cn.RIoTrE. y G., March 2.-Dr
Johnston Blakely Jones, aged seventy
four, died here late last night lie was
recognized asthe ablest physician North
Carolina ever had. He was d .ineal de-
-ccndant Of Jeremy Taylor.
DR.. Jones was noted as a literary and
historical scholar lie was the founder
Of the North Carolina Medical Society
lie will be buried here tomorrow after
noon from the Episcopal Church.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

= rush of depo-itors resulted
that al d.. available funds
were used up, and it was compelled to
close It's doors to-day. The cause for The
refusal at the clearinghouse was the an
nouncement hy Bank Examiner stone
that The Merchants was $4,000
behind in deposits President and
Cashier Ransom. of the Merchants.
says that the cause OF The banks short.
aye is found in the fact that il has been
paying ont fund, right along, while it
was making no collections.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
Hich Cold Di,coverlos in CaiIfornia

Rich Gold Discoveries ia California.
SAN FRANCISCO. March News OF
gold discoveries in the mines near En-
-enada is becoming more satisfactory
and great excitement prevails. The
town is deserted sy the people, who have
gone 10 The mines old miners say that
The "lnd is probably the richest ever
discovered on the Pacific coast.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
A Word or Two About ETnbrOiderieS.

In a months time ihe woman who seWs for will
be crowded with work then perhaps lAe garments
calculated and built ,Our hopes upon having made
with and precision viii be hurried and poorly
made; will be left pOOri, finished,
wrinkles will show where expected perfect nt
and the pretty garments viii iOsc ahe,r the
seam,iress' haste 10 comply wt sOur order Not IA Bit
Of for yOu 10 chance these misiorunes. buy
We have beautiful assortment; all widths are
here from heaviest canbric sheeres sw
the wide, SNOWY patterns and e dciie,ae
the patterns Of which exquisite and tAc man
ship perfect The prices lower than they have
been Wide snowy patterns al ic. Dc. &C. 7C Zoe.
md I2 Ice "a ward. Our assortment narrow ma lin
sOOL il incOmparaby the best in the
Swiss nouncngs and aIOvers im variety at our
popular low prices.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Clark, secretary. Robert Doonan. treas
urcr Charles j. llarriagh. president of
the Modyalc steel Company. MayOr Fit
lcr. and James Doak.
II W Pcnfo-e, steward of the club. a
week ago engaged and fitted up com.
Portable and elaborate quarters for the
club in the building on the corner of
PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Thirteenth
street. where the club will live during
their visit here Their sleeping apart
ments viii Doe in the half dozen side
tracked Pullman coaches which were en-
gagged 90 bring them here and take them
home next Wednesday.
APPROVED.
The President has approved the bin for
20 bridge over the COOsa river near Gads
den Ala. for the erection Of heht-
house near Cape Ilateras, y. c.. The
Census bill the Pension Appropriation
Dill. and q number of bridge bills and
private pension bills
LATEST CABINET GOSSIP
As heretofore announced by The
United Press. the names of General llar
ris0u's Cabinet officers will not ho made
public officially until they are sent 20
Congress At 3 o'clock this afternoon
however one of the closest advisers
of thc President elect quoted thc
General a- admitting thai the following
slate would not be altered. Secretary of
state, James g. Baine of Maine Secre-
iarv of The Treasury. William Window
oi Mmncs0ta Secretary of War Red
field Proctor Of Vermont Secretary OF
ihe NaYr. Benjamin T. Tracy of New
York; Postmaster General John Wana
maker of Pennsylvania. Secretary of the
Interior, John " Noble OF Missouri
Attorney General. W II II Miller of
indiana Secretary of Agriculture
Governor Bnsk or Ex-Governor Fur
lc-.0f Wisconsin.
Ihc only portfolio i'm doubt 40 that
honr. 10 was said, was that of Agucul-
urc
It i.to 40 90 either Ru-k or Fumes
with all tac chances in favor OF Ru-k.
MAJOR IYDrCREE go BE TRIED
BY order Of the Secretary of Wal
Major Lvleckcr of the Engineer Corps
s.. a.. viii Dee tried hy court martial
orncglIgeucc in his duties in connection
With fhc Washington aqueduct tunnel
oSrIRrr- oN rHc sCNDHY CIVIL ELL
AcgFE
The c0ufeieo. 0n the Suudrv Civil hill
have reached au agreement Among
he changes arc Reducing Diamond
-hoal Light Station from S5poOll to
..uOOll. steamer iu North Carolina
.EYffr- <3l 600 quarantine service. .
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
Miller, ,RhOads & Gerhart
ONE-PRsCE MERCHANTS.
PROPOSALS

GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
BYRD STREET STATION.
RICHMOND. Va. February 9th ls-'.
SEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
y yited for the grading. masonry and brio .
ing OF eight miles Of railroad. connecting the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac and
Richmond and Petersburg railroads near
Richmond. Va. including high brinee across
the rapids OK James river, the masonry uAd
iron work OF which will be LEI separately.
Pronles and specifications may boz seen. q
other necessary information Will De provided
at this Office March 18th. pr K
Bids will be opened darch 2jth. pr0x.. the
company reserying the right 20 reject any or
all II them +. I. ID. MYERS,
feZs ihAsu. General Superintendent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

When Baby nas 81. q ws gave her Casiosn.
nhen sine was q Child. she cried for Casloria.
When She became Miss, she clung TO Castofia
When She had Children, she gave them Castorla
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
Failure of a National Bank.

DEs MoINEs. Iowa, March e-The
paper Of the Merchants National Bank
Of this city was thrown out OF the
clearing house yesterday, and such
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03


lntle nul.r to-day Senate amend
m.u's fofar Deficiency hin were di7a-
-re.I tO WI conference was ordered
Ihe eeonioi.n.e report on the bii. TO
...
TIn Uon.c r..rI.i from ifs amend
f...rf. r..atin fo fne TRANSFORMATION Of
I'D ,, 0.r,.... .rl tank. .ar. aYl confer.
..e. oo ~-.,.. .ronr,- concurrent inri,.iic.
inn ,,.fI, United ~afe. conrf. to deter
,...... ..,.... .,r. .in.,nnIer ti- Interstate
D.,....... ..., Ar.r .,ma discussion
r..-.f..orf v..rrroi 3D.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

RABBIT MosEs =. JACOBSON. Macon.
Ca. saws. The effects of Bradycrotine
are phenominal and lasting.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

over 5000 900 Of "Whitlocks Oid NIr
ginla Cherooi-' sid ana no complaints
Take no other paetage unless 1t has nay
name on II, otherwise you WILL be i'm
posed on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

DENTISTS WHO KNOW the virtue of
Phenol Mouth Wash don't hesitate to
recommend II 90 an their patients
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

t'OlNb -ON CORNER GRACE
4 $500 Monroe strsets. heavy pa.u Gold
p tl. Vansf can have saue ly applying a.
once. proving properly aui paying Tor
ts..s a42llI.lulLt Icgs.tl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
THIS SA0lLD INHERENT EVERYBODY.

# you win take the trouble 10 look
IN orr large show window youM see
these goods and be surprised at the
prices everybody Is they are so far
below other dealers prices.
Mems Silk Tcck scarfs. Zoe This
is half price
The 25c kind. are ljc. with u.s.
Real dne silk scarfs, l1c These
are worth 33c
Zoe F0ur.n-haud 5carf5 Tor 2jc.
Beautiful patterns of soft India silk.
Fine Pun scarfs the lowest price
elsewhere Is zoe, our price is 2jc.
Four.pIy pure Linen Collars all
leading shapos, Toe. elsewhere l5c.
Regular made Balbriggan Socks,
Zoe. pair usual price ljc.
Regular made Fancy Socks. l2ici
worth 2Oc
slc. ouspen1efs, woven ends. l,c.
4 regular dollar shirt. made of
Namsutia cotton. for 0-c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
THIS WILL INTEREST LADIES.

Goods Ike these are moi 20 be
found eleJy day at ouv prices. La
dies Fast Black Hose, guaranteed
not to crock or change color in wash
ing full regular made, only l9c
pair
schopper's" extra long and
heavy celebrated Iron frame hose,
never sold for less than 2jc. will be
sold for l9c a pair
We purchased upwards OF two
hundred dozen Of Ladies Gauze
Vests at our own price. We will sell
them at Just one.hslf usual ymmer
prices
Cause Vests nicely bound l2lc
regular price zoe.
33c. fine Gauze bOdie. for l5c.
soc fine Gauze and Balbriggan ho.
dies and vests, bound in silk and fin
ished in lace, for 2jc each
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

The output Of numerals nthe United states
the last yca.. exceeded that OF the whole Of
Europa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03
SPECIAL NOTICE..


Alparuos having pledges with me will
please come and pay interest or redeem the
same, a- j am getting ready tor am auction
sale T.. ABRAM.
nah .If
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VOL. Ill NUMBER so.


THE spaBlE SEus.S,
PubiiShcd every daN in s!sc
year. and The only NOnda!
morning daily ISSUED IN
Virginia.
TrsE NEELG,
E.fabIi>lnch January. i~2 J.
was absorbed bY The DaIs?
Tirmc~ December -. sS~s.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Sleepicss nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. shil0hs Cure is the
Remedy for YOU
OWENS Il MINOR DRrG Co.
IUo.F PEARLY TEETH may he kept
40 by using Phenol Mouth Wash in con
nect'on with kalodont Tooth Powder.
For sale by
OWENS * Minor DRUG Co.
M DENTIST SAYS "Phen0l Mouth
Wash is au excellent mouth cleanser, and
is SO heaithinl to the gums. so have
just sent 90 Owens q Minors for bot
tle. IL is only hlty cents. So says Miss
Debutant
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tNi-t.Nt>l>.
The J. G. Duff Comic
Opera Company,

sHt vs. ~ .rUn NVuNuO
Opera Company,
FROM ruf
STANDARD THEATRE Ny.
J. w. MoRaIssEY ............... Manager
Monday and Tuesday Evenings.
4 TRIP To AFRICA.
Wednesday and Thursday Evenings.
THE BEGGAR STUDENT.
Grand Comic Opera at regular theatrical
prices,
THE SOLOlSTS
Miss LAURA REILfNT. Miss Agnes stone.
Miss ho,o lelghfon Miss Maud Wilson. Miss
Marie Stanley, Mr.. NIll s. Rising. Mr. Willct
Lelman. Mr. John Moore. Nh Joseph Wclsner.
and Ma HAIRY BROWN.
A CHORUS OF 5o-GRAND ORCHESTRA.
40 ADVANCE ~ PRICES.
Reserved seat sale opens Friday, March l't.
Nelt attraction ARTHUR REHANs
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Berger a Loath, Lessees and Managers.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY,. MARCH irn
AND jrH, at = T. NJ,
Special Matinee az s3D p. ",
MIR. FRANK JONES
ln bis original creation, entitled
Isl PERKINS"
supported lv du cf CANT company OF come.
modrns. QIAhTElTE OF SINGERS. Tho
Original PughtOwn Farmer Band IN their
daily practice.
Tickets on salo Noniay. March ith.
lmdj-itI
DICHMOND THEATRE.
TWO NIGHTS And SATURDAY MATINEE.
FRIDAY AND ~AII kDAN.
MARCH san ANp trH
Their nrst visit the south.
ARTHUR RFHAN'S COMPANY OF
COMEDIANS,
Playing the Comedy successes.
Friday evening and Saturday Matinee
Nancy ~ Co.
saturday evening,
--.SO--S.
From DAYS Theatre, New York Three
performances of delightful comedy ani uua-
Logged m rumtnt
Reserved scat sale oIens 1hursisy. "arch
-th. ats \ NJ. mh3lt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

s3c. fine Gauze bodie. for l,c.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-03

Cause Vests nicely bound l2!c
regular price, zoe