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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-02
uo,r OF THE CENrrNN AL

The great Centennial festival loscu
gloiiously under the bappies' augur'es
Of clear skies and pleasant weather. The
display composed all the elements OF our
Republican greatncss-nava mlh-
iary, political and northumberland
withal there WAS a certain So
lemnity that pervaded the exercises
with dcvout spirit. well BETTING the
memorial testimonial to the memory OF
the great Washington, whose genius snn
character established the new era OF po'
litioal freedom. On the historic ground
that since Washington's day, has become
the business capital Of the Western World
the record of the greatest success IL
mans political and social history has
been certified by grand pageant, and
All men Of sill countries who read OF this
event will learn lesson that should be
still more deeply impressed on their
hearts, for it is the great lesson Of mans
freedom achieved By the immense power
of right and courage in the person of a
single individual.
Shall the patriots Of the world who
fight the good fight for the rights OF
their fellow man. ever forget the ex-
ample Of Washington, and is it not bet
ter that we Should almost defy such a
man, supposing that lie held in his
mighty hand the inspiration of Provi-
dcnce.
There was no accident in the achieve
ment Of our revolution. 1t was the re-
suit of a power and an idea cbampioned
by one great man.
So much the better for the character
Of the cause, that it appears to have had
an inspired prophet
When Washington was commander
of the Virginia Rangers, doubtless his
aspiring spirit saw that after General
Wolf defeated Mont calm at Quebec the
American colonists no longer felt the
need of British protection and the spirit
of popular liberty rose with irresistible
strength, until it chafed at the yoke of
monarchy, painted for freedom that it
knew not how to describe, until the pre-
text of taxes caused its voice to break
forth, and it found its champion
colonies, Virginia and North
Carolina, had multered certain deciara-
tions Of freedom before JefTerson's dec
lara,ion was formed, and far back in
colonial history there was the legend OF
the rebel, Nathaniel Bacon, who
had yainly asserted such ideas,
but it was for Washington
to strike the blow with his sword that
rang until it walked the grand chorus of
glorious war until is terrific music
threatened kings with discord.
Not only, therefore, in America, but
all the world Is better OIL to-day for the
Washington centennial
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DIRECTORS:
f.. ID. Christian, John Il Purcell,
j. J. Montague. Moses Mill
hi=er. Joseph Bryan,
james II. Dooley.
Office of Agency: ovor Merchants
National Bank, Corner Mainland
Eleventh Streets.
The Par Value OF the Stock is $500
Per Share.

This company owns over 26Oe front feet Of
lots. living principally along Grove avenue,
Floyd. Main, aud Cary streets, and the Boule
ward.
Tho advance OF the cry In a western dircc-
ton. IS obvious t0all
It'll equally obvlousTthatTthe growth and
Improvement have been ON the lines OF Grove
avenue. Floyd. Main. and Cary streets. which
are all convenient and accessible 70 street
railway facilities.
The growth Of the city must continue along
these streets. and 10 seems prohabe that be
fore long they viii either be- inken into the
city. as far ont as the Boulevard. or will OBJ
tain city improvements. under special net
the Legislature.
PERSONS puOPosISO 10 BUILD.
Persons wanting 20 acquire homes for them
selves ia an improving locality, where every
dollar invested viii Increase. Will do well To-
examine the properties OF This company.
which will be marked 10y sign boards, posted
upon each tract of land, and pafs can De seoD
az the office of the agency. over the Mer
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
Tie company viii make special terms with
parties desiring 90 build. and to all such viii
lend affy per cent. OF the value Of The lot and
improvements at Is per cent. on long Time
Tho properties were acquired AT prices much
below the present market value, and the com
pany can afford 10 so J on reasonable terms TO
such buyers.
Attention = also called 10 our properties on
CLAY. Leigh. Moore iombariy. and other
strl cts ln the northwestern part Of the city.
which are reached by the Electric line and the
Marshall street horse cgr line.
JAMES H. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. j. ROGERS. Secretary.
lap --lmol
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II u II : III
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES g. EDDY Vice President.
Generll nti.lr EuAnuAr. w.
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lS commenting on the Tribuqes views
OF trusts, New York paper says that one
OF our neighbor's recent assertions is
this. "The truth Is that the sugar trust
exists and EFFORTS money without the
slightest aid from the tariff" The Tn
tune admits, il will be seen, that the
sugar trust "extorts money from the
people. The high and pFohibitory duty
on sugar refined abroad enables the trust
10 practice this exlortion The trust
pays duty OF Jaw sugar, its raw ma.
terisl, bat the much higher duty on re-
fined sugar enables it TO control the
home market and exact ring price for
its products, provided that this price is
rot high enough to invite the importa-
I'm OF sugar refined in foreign countries.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
CENTENNIAL ECHOES
ny BRIGHT EDITORS.
Another Barrel Of Cement-Harri-on MOI
a Magnetizer-Csn't blame the People
sopthefn protectionists- History Re
p,attnv ffseff-N star and a Raid Head

ANOTHER BARREL or CENENr.--One
If the marked features Of yesterday :
magnificent parade was the vociierous
apulause which greeted the Virginia
soldiers. Headed by Governor fiizhueh
Lee. From the Battery to Central Park
the Southern boys were received Win
wild cheers This demonstration was an
evidence Of the kindly feeling which
animates all hearis--thc feeling OF hap
piness over a united people and a Union
cemenicd by deeds Of heroism and de
yoiion. Everybody felt that the presence
of these representatives Of the South
was an earnest OF the bonds which bind
the greatest people on the face OF this
fair earthly J. World.
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GENERAL FRYE delivers lecture on
the Mexican war tonight AT the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association.
His theme constitutes the most pictur-
esQue, romantic and heroic episodes in the
history Of war, and as veteran, he will
do II Justice
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.
0 VI { Ms & M i N 0 R
DRUG COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMS and all kinds
Of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BBUS SHES. FLESH
BKUsHEs. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well IA Ladies
and Gentlemcn's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both AT
wholesale aud retail. Wearoagents for the no"
hsslycelebe, Observation-Disclosures
IITHIA WALL which We deliver In any
part Of the city for p cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
well 10 drink this water freely. .,..s,...
We make "A speciality Of htung TIKI o6hs
and keep fun stock always ON hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHBs, all
kinds and prices.
{ we hayeall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and kecpa nice line of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CfGAKa trial. re
member 20 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEW IN"
TOBACCO.
PHYSICIANS prescriptions carefully repaired
bv competent Pharmacists. and none but the
PTRFST MEDICINES Used.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 20 call and get Color tar1 and prices
OF Wadesworth's Silica Paint. which IL better
ana cheaper than Lead and OIL.
Please remember that forcverythinR usually
found In "A frst-olass wholesale and retail drug
store. 80 10
nwnnc g Minnr nyIIo In
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CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
J. ASTON tABrII. D. q. uTBInltw
XRGINiA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURrOF THE CITY OF HICHMOND

Y iRGINiA-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURrOF THE CITY OF hICHMOND.
4 n l3rR DAY OF APRIL. lss9.
IN the matter Of the settlement OF the estate
OF the late william +. Taylor r. pQrfe.
tappearng 10 tne court that the accounts
OF Robert Z. Brooke, administrators of william
j. Taylor, deceased. end an account OF the
debts aud demands against the estate az said
Taylor, have been regularly settled before
Thomas J. Evans. commissioner Of accouf
~ tDis court. and more than one year having
expired since the qualification 90 said admin
istratOr ulOn the said estate. The court doth.
upon motion Oi Emily Il. Harris. 4 di.tfibutee
OF the estate of said William f. Tay or de
ceased, adjudge, order aud decree thar the
creditors 90 said William +. Taylor. q, ceased.
do appear before this court on the dth Cay OF
June. lssn. 10 show cause. II any they can
against the pay menf and delivery OF the estate
of said William J.. Taylor, 10 his distributes
\ copy -lesie:
CHA-. W. GODDIN. Clerk.
SANDS & bRfAS, 3. q. ap IL ru-4wff
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC KAfLROAD.-scrcd
commencing APRIL 2ist ic,s eastern
standard time.
81 am. leaves Byrd street station daily; stopi
only at Ashland Junction. Milford.
aud fredericksburg. Sleeper q
Washington and New York.
iio1 am. leaves Byrd street 4fsu1l daily. ct.
cept sunday. farior car 10 washing
ton
go N. leaves Byrd-stroet stat'o- .Niy
sleeper ~ New York
$50 am. arryes AZ Byri-slreot station daily
Sleeper from Now YORK
23s pm. arrives AZ Byfl.smee, station daily
stops AZ lIedlrti 4lurQ. Milford
Junction and Asll a Sleeper frlm
Wsshirgi, Do ani NeN York.
1910 pm. arrives et byrt-sfrftt -i,fiou daily
except sunday. PailDr ear from
aSbiBgtOn.
ASHLAND TRAINs.
DAILY ExCEPT SUNDAYS.
6.isam leaves ElOa. Arrives at Ashland at
1913 ain.
lfU pfa. accommodation. leaves Byrd-sfreel
station arrives at Ashland 40 b pm.
s:04 pm. leaves Elba; arrives az Ashland al
8il pm.
6.i5 am arrives Elba. L,aees Ashland at 6.o5
AN.
500 am. accommodation, arrives NJ Byrd
street station, leaves Asnlsn 50 i,i
am.
500 pm. arrives st Elba leayes Ashland a.
BIZ pm.
Z. T. D. aYEhs. General SUPERINTENDENT
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
y ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS no LiNDNki k0
SCHEDULE IN EfFhl p DECEMBER ~. itse
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. Eta Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Leaves Petersburg iiA
A. ~. daily, arrive Norfolk i.A
e.OA. N. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Petersburg lu.
\. ". 40. 3 leaves Petersburg luy
a. VI for tumyiNe, LyucnhurE
Roanoke, Bristol. knoxville. and all
points south and West. lHhDtGH
COACH TO kADfOkD.
dO0 Z. NJ. Daily, ria Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrives 40 fttDr-iIuH Hi
$50 p. VI l'aNcs Petersburg llu =
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk fiN
N. THROUGH CAR TO NOR
go T.. 81 Daily. sia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving at Petersburg az
500 r. NJ, connecting Nitn iruu NO
1. leaving Petersburg at $50 +. N
for farmNlllc. LyucuhIrg. Roanoke
pooahontas. Bristol. kuoAsIlle.C hat
tan0oea. and all points south arc
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOAMODA
llONS.
No. Sleeping car Petersburg % bristo
without change. leaving Petersburg daily M
$40 j. VI. Pullman sleeper LynclDurg o
Memphis. without change.
Nod Pullman sleeper Lyuchburg 10 NeN
Orleans. and Roanoke to ChattanOu gii. without
change.
Tickets, baggage-cheCks. and all information
can bee obtained 40 hl1hmOuI nnd Peferslurs
Railroad depot. A. ". Garners. 100 MaI
street, and at the Company Office, 81 hasi
Main street.
W. b. BEVILL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G.. EDDY. Vice President.
General office FDanukr Va
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WRIST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.

Lave hiehmond ga 81 depot. ?. nam.
Arrive Richmond, % 800
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DN VIRTUE or THE PROVISIONS
ID of "A cer.ain decd Of trust from i. ".
Bush and wife 10 the undersigned dated June
az the Chnncerv Court of the city OF Rich
ma nj. y. -. l2b j. =. 3si. default having b en-
made IA thu payment 81 certain nofe- therein
secured. and being required hy tne holder sd
~ DO. we will sell by auction, on the prem
lscs on
THURSDAY. MAY grn. AT =. NJ,
The and q scribed iu said deed -fo-wit sixty
~ twt ana ScYcnly-nNe feet -Onih-iic of o
anpc street. forty three feet cast of q. James
street. with four A frame tcncmcufs thereon.
TERMS. by consent. One third cash. bal
aice DID six and twelve months.
ALONIO l.. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
POINDFXTER 81 DENOON, Auctioncors.
gY4l lDf
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HIsToRY REPEATING ITSELF. George
Washington had TO borrow money TO get
10 New York 10 be insuguTsied. The
difference between him and some OF his
counlrymen Of to-day is, that they will
have 10 borrow money to get away from
New York. - Baltimore Amey4caa.
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TRUSTEES SALE

OF ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF Land
WIN ALL THE BUILDINGS. AlbH r.
NEfoNGfNG. HENkItO COIN !, VA
About TWELVE WILLIS Prom hitt
NOND. ON THE CHAR rs CITY ROA -.
A>D ALSO Of THE EAslt ~ IN -
SInN ~ THE CHESAPEAKE AND ONO
RAILROAD. AND ON HE = ~ TIL ~lDt
or WHITE oar SWAMP COAIAlNIND
BIZ ACRES MORE OR LESS.
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CAN'T BLAME THE PEoPLE.-Mr
Cleveland has played q very modest part
i'm the ceremonies of the centennial, and
has assumed il with entire modcsty, but
he cannot but feel that there is strong
feeling Of ancctionate admiration for
him in the hearts of the people. The
cheers that have greeted him wherever
he has been called 10 appear have been
cordial and spontaneous, and al the ban
Quet last evening the enthusiasm
that broke forth when he arose
was more general and emphatic Than
that which greeted any other of tie
eminent men present. Ills speech 10 re-
Spouse TO the toast "Our People was
marked by his Characteristic sobricty
and elevation of thought, and was e
manly expression of his profound conf
ence in popular government. If his
reception las been inevitably compared
with that given TO the actual President,
we do not see that the people are to
blame, or Nj. Cleveland either-N J.
Times.
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Ills CAN'T Do 1T, You KSow.-Gov-
ernor Foraker appears TO better sdvan-
tage on horseback than he does as a
public speaker He is handsome and
dashing, and AS long as he keeps his
mouth shut he is all right. 1t is pity
that il Is impossible for him to do this
for any length Of time Exchange.
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Train No ~ connects daNy aI keF-t f
for Chase Clty. CarAafI.e. HFf DfI
Durham. Henderson Hul hf.. Il .".
meets ~ Greensboro fNr NUIN
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston. .lI l|. I.f
North Carolina ID vision. Hf -I|.-U... f.r ..
rille. Hot Springs anl aN points N...H
North Carolina, AMI st Charlotte f.r l.
A. r.. b.
Train No 81 connects daily st f..n..
norO' for salem. Winston. Raleigh. ...
hOrO'. and Murehcad City. nf sI...
AshcWIe. foot Springs. anu HI U.i
Western North Carolina af Char tf" ..I.
Charlotte. Columbia Hnd Augusta uI.. .i ..f
Columbia. Augusta. Aiken, llfIIHs. IH.
nah, IhOmasyilIe. Ga. larasuutl.. l.. 0'|Nf
Florida points also with Carolina tflfHt
RAILROAD for Wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive 81 hChnoll
6.lba.m. aud 1920 pm.
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Auction SALES Future Days.

By Il. h. Cbafhn 4 TO-.
Real Estate Agcnis ami Auciiuneeis.
NO.l y Tenth street, Richmond, Va.
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Rsmittances should be made by drafts
checks. postofuco orders OF registered letter
payable 70
THINKS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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HARRISON NOT A MAGNETIzER.-One
of the most noticeable features of the
present celebration is the GOODNESS with
which General harrison has been re-
ceiyed by the people everywhere. The
applause thsi greeted the President
wherever he appeared was Of the mildest
kind, as if inspired solely by a-desire TO
be courteous. or by an indifferent curi0s-
ity. Ii is not because the general has
done anything 10 make himself unpopu-
lar with the people in general, however
much he has offended The leaders and
workers Of his party 10y his arrogance.
His personality is simply unaiiraciiye-
almost repellent
An opportunity Oc urred al the bail 10
test the Presidents popularity very
thoroughly When be entered the hall,
in company with the Mayor, the clapping
Of hands could scarcely be heard. An
hour later Mr.. and MIS- Cleveland came
down from their box on 10 the floor The
whole assemblage sent up shout that
was perfectly spontaneous, and seemed
strangely out Of place in a ballroom.
The contrast was the more striking be-
cause Mr. Cleveland was President
whose endeayor always seemed 10 De 10
win the respect of the people rather
than their affection. Compared with
General Harrison, however, his popu-
larity is something astonishing. -Ae~
York STIR.
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tHAs. ". GODDiN Clerk.
". II. bEvERIDGE. pa. app, salw

V IRGINIA IN THE CHANCERl
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
THE zirn DAY OF APRIL. i-sa.
William II. beferi1gc, trustee. ..... Plaintih.
against
Thomas H. lyon and others.......D Defendants.
~ guANfEnN.
The object of mis- ~uit is o. get for fhe
plaintiff the aid ana direction OF the Chancery
Court Boa the administration of the tru-t ere
fted by the deed OF the said Thomas H. Lyon
10 BIN of date December 10th. ls~s. and 10 CON
ye the creditors and ascertain their deb -
And aindasit having been made and Med
that A. ~. Claire, Robert u. McCOrklc 4 Com
fany. Midi rfon A BROTHER and T.. Lowering
e. mpany are nOn-rcsdents Il the state ct
Virginia 10 Is ordered that they do appear here
within fifteen days after due publ, alton OF
this order. and DO what Is necessary to protect
their interests IN this suit.
A Copy -Ieste;
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
J. ASTON CABrLI. D. o. uf3Inl4w
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THK New York Uera2 says OF the
constitution, that it has been said that
war and corruption are the two great
desiroyers of nations. War we have
withstood three times. Force cannot
prevail against the Republi c-neither
domestic insurreclion nor foreign in
yasion.
Corruption istihe Hoe we must meet
and conquer This is the problem that
has stirred so many of our wisest men TO
solemn uiierances of warning There is
nothing in our past that need make us
fear for TIE future Every important
step in the development of the country
an It's relationships has been marked by
sincerity OF purpose and an intelligent
perception Of the principles of justice.
The constitution vas a great moral
law. but il required a national conscience
keeping pace with the growth of mate
rial wealth and population 10 inspire a
true Interpretation of that law in the
spirit of the age.
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The New York B'orld says that the
President and Vice-President listened
with tightly drawn faces while Bishop
Potter arraigned the corrupiionisis and
the pl1tocrats who now run the govern
ment in manner so strongly contrast
ing with the ways of Washington's
time
The Bishop was right TO point the
moral OF our history with that sharp
contrast. and his words will be remem-
bered by the millions who vote. 1t Is a
fact that the politicians are generally
demagogues and not statesmen, and that
the great spirit and sentiment of the
American people is totally at variance
with the legislation Of Congress and the
spoils system of the administration.
We have no fear of the future on &C
count Of the temporary corruption that
rules because the war and its prejudices
turned the popular mind from a strict
ANALYSIS of the conduct Of public men
and the methods of electing great officers.
The age of mercantile business may be one
of pelf to some extent, but it is an age
of obligations in all affairs that puts all
men on standard of correct settlement
of their obligations The politician
must, in the course of time, find himself
called down to this standard and re-
quired 10 toe the mark.
Ia the meantime such heightened
words as those of Bishop Potter on such
an occasion sets such An example that
should be followed in order to call the
popular mind TO the events OF the time
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AUCTION sALE-Ibi- Day.
BY George W Mayo. Auctionccr.
John l.. iaughiOn. Jr.. salesman
NO.2f Ninth street

~ HORSE POWER HORIZONTAL
~ ENGINE in perfect order. ron up to
& few q SIS since male by Bnrdon. of 81 ok
lyn. g. Under Ok % seven foot ily wheel.
ONE SHED. built lasf year. ;uNh. feet, lt
feet high. with tin roof. To- boz removed hf
purchaser. .,.,,,-,,.,
The above viii be s0idat auction on TIT IN
DAY next May "a instant. 90 l2o.clock ". Dh
the premises 3lNl Lester street. huckftf-.
GEORGE ". MAYO. Auctioaeer-
apD.3t
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When woman steps out on the back
porch with her arms rolled up in her
apron, II is sign TO her neighbor that
she has something to tell her. -AtshisOn
Gi06e
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PERPETUAL MoTIoS. - Centennials
may come aud go, but Clarkson's gullo-
tine goes all the time and 30 do its de-
cspitaled victims. -Phisadiphm Time.
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George ". Mayo. AuctiOnecr.
(JnO. L. l8ughtOu, Jr., salesman ,
a north Ninth street.

DIAMOND EARRINGS AND PIN
- AT AUCTION.
Default having been made in the payment
Of a certain note for which the above article.
were collateral security, VIII. 10y direction gu
thc holder, sell by public auction. al my anc
ton house. al II 4. NJ.
FRIDAY. MAY g. 1889,
a very handsome pair OF SOLITAIRE III A.
NOND EARRINGS and "A damon PIN
each stone weighing about two hafafs.
The ear. rings and pin can Dee seen AMI eN-
amined at the store Of -. Heinrich. agent 30
gl2 east Main street. until the day 81 safe.
GEORGE IS. MAYO.
ap9gAmyl 2.3 AuctOucer.
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HUNNIcUrTs RHEUMATIc CURE

found among the persons who bed triod %
Atlanta. wrote 60 him 20 give me full account
~ bis experience. and bis honest opinion 81
your medicine. tie answered that ah be- hai
said about 10 wa- true. and advised me fo try
it, fOrlcrcd six bottles and began taking 10
petite began 10 improve. l slept well and ihe
swelling began to go down. and in ten days
was walking with "a cane. and threw that away
in few d US nm now. heieye. perfectly
well. and have been for more thau "a year.
have recommended % tO-eFelal other fheu-
matte sufeIc 80 each Ot whom FAY fhat if
worked like a charm on them. 10 ism marvel
joins blood pu iher.' and IS sou will see that
{ d. kept pure, DO wilt continue 10 be IA blessing
20 suffering humanity.
Hoping you success, ann and eyer viii be
fri0ud 60 H. X. g.. Yours truly,
W. n. Hustler. l.. :. COmmi. siOner
Fifth judicial Circuit OF Alabama.
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MONEY MAKES THE MARE Go.-Gen-
eral Boulanger has al least one claim to
greatness. lie has 4 versatile genius,
abashed at nothing and capable Of al
justing itself 10 all times and circum-
stances. Ordered ont of Brussels he
locates in London, pays $50 day for
rooms at the Hotel Bristol. and shows
that he understands the English better
Than they understand him. That he is
being lionized is TO put the matter
mildly. lie is taking the British capital
by Storm and so long as the $50 day
holds out there is no doubt but that he
will command vast following in
Albion - h1ch0HQe