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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12
The Ori.i. OF shs Drummsr.

The name Ii taken from the drome-
Diary, which animal Is called by the
Arabs I" the ship OF the desert" The
animal makes long trips that none
other could stand, and In fact gets over
more ground in given length Of time
than any other beast that Captain
Noah had in his menagerie, and drinks
enough ahead 10 last him on Q very
long trip, but the drummer-well, lei
the subject drop. The origin of the
term is found, and the writer demands
q chrome.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12
ssudsnt. Of n aman Nature.

Experienced Tramp-Hello! we're
in luck, hear a husband and wife
quarreling in this house. I'll wait till
he comes out.
Fresh Tramp-Wot gool'll that do Z?
"I'll tell him I'm a wanderer over
the face OF the earth because l can't
live with my wife. and he'll give me
a dollar"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12
0etsiag ThisEs Mixed .

Absent-minded minister TO sexton
after the second lesson)-A wedding
party waiting In the yestibule. Il
everything all ready. Mr.. PaTker1
sexton-Yes, sir; yes, sir.
Minister STRENGTHENING himself up,
The children to be baptised will non
be brought iorward.-Epoch.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12

Nanine and Alphonse were chatting
merrily about the coming nuptials.
How entertaining that cottage at
Diion ! my dear" she exclaimed, "and
the sweet little carriage, and the sil-
yer OF your mother 10 go ON the ma
hogany cabinet and"
My life's own does not mention
me- broke in Alphonse.
Ah, wait till get through" and
she patted him under the chin as she
rambled on" and the good donkey
70 take me TO the village, and" but
Alphonse had left the room.-Time.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12

The White House oioshlng Emporium
is In daily Tsesipl Of thsiE ssw stock 0f
spring snd summer ei0lhing, gsnss' fuT.
nishing goods. hats. ete. Ala . fall lins
OF the geid and silver shirts. which ss
EusTsntss 10 b ths best shlls shirts
ths maskst. 81 ths iewsss price,
n. KAsssE,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12

fhs hnssi snd l4sssat stash u halllay
Fasds sysf hfsairht b. Ksfsla. oan hs
lsani ~ Ms kassAs Dru9 hssss. ssry
slassb
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12

Eyssyhady sLoald kass IL, hss ssli.
shsapeF than any oas.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12

nTf7n sea wssdsvs ssist Ia thssss-
QGEE asds % fostns. bnt sss surpasssd by
ths saasssis VI lHfsnisea. fhsss y hs sss 81
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ilsins 81 hofns shouia 81 cree senA thslf "A.
assss ts usilsu A o., fnftisnd. Mslns, sad
Sasslss fees faii infasnastisa hos siiksf sss. 81
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upsssds sksfssss tkef ilss. tsa sfs sisTt.
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12

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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12
NOTICE TO MINERS.

ffinE hrnv HILL sTAoE WILL TAXI
II slthaf p4s4sa9sfs - frsssAs o.. a. as nssl
- ssa&sihls D., ssy " fAa lninas In EssssAs pls
Mt ~ saue.s<lfnzs.
T. !. niouAnr. psoyssssss.
toa nAusaANk.
a. Assaa Mas ~lKsss. kasska.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1889-01-12
Official Returns Of Eureka County, Nevada-l888.

cANDIDATRs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

The funeral of Mrs. Judkins, wife o
Rev W L. Judkins, pastor Of Centenary
Church, took place az this church yesicr
day morning 40 $3.50 O'Clock.
The early hour and busy day did not
deter the friends of this lovely lady, and
+ her gricf-stricken husband from attend
ing Many others who only knew Of
her came TO Join in paying this last
tribute Of respect 90 one whose beautiful
Christian character was known To many
persons of other churches, and of no
church
A large number of beautiful floral Of
ferings were sent the residence Many
of these were borne by the pail bearers
and others 90 the church. headed by
Rev Dr. j. j. Laleny. bearing an open
Bible I'm splendid floral design, con
tribuied by Centenary Church
. The services We're conducted by Rev
g. s Lambeth, u d. assisted hy Rev
j. Calvin Steward q distant relative Of
the deceased
The remarks of each of these gentle
men were appropriate and rose 10 the
height oi exquisite beauty and touching
paihos
The choir sung two OF her fayorite
nymus-"Just As Ana. Without One
Plea and saviour More than Life 20
Me- and a- the body was being borne
from the church they sang Abide With
Mc' The burial took place in AleXan-
dria where deceased was brought up
and had 70 host of friends
y number of the clergy of thr city
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
RICHMOND NAILS WEST.


Complaints Promised to be Investigated
Mention was made in last Fridays
/ TINES of the communication from the
Chamber OF Commerce Of stanton Ia
the Chamber Of Commerce of Richmond.
complaining that the mails from Rich
mond sent 10 the p0stoilicc before dav-
break did not get " stanton until j,ij
Z. VI.
The Richmond Chamber ri that meet
inc appointed the committee on inland
trade. Colonel John = Purcell chair
man, 10 look into the matter
The committee Yesterday saw Mr.
ingalls,, the president, and had an in.
terview with him Mr. ingalls, said that
he could do nothing without putting ON
special train in order 20 carry This
early morning mail and that would not
pay
Al the meeting last Thursday night
Mr. b T. Johnson, of this city, also
stated a. was reported az the time. that
a party coming from Culrepcr to Rich
mond reached Cordonsylle exactly ten
minutes after the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad train had left for Richmond
The committee asked Mr. ingalls, about
This. lie promised TO try 10 correct the
trouble
To say The least, il seems strange that
the two trains cannot meet each other at
Gordonsville instead of one leaving ten
minutes before ihcknown fact that the
other will arrive.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
RETREAT FOR THE SICK.


The Retreat for the Sick n one of our
most deserving and popular institutions.
II mas Tor year. been doing a noble work
caring fos The invalid men, women. and
children not only of the city. but from
many points in The state While there
are paid patients. yet the institution is
mainly an clcomosynary one
The Episcopal Church have In II two
endowed c0ls-thc Southern Church and
The cot of the Holy Innocents. The He
brew people have their endowed room.
the Masons have theirs, the Baptisis
have one, and so have the Prcsbyterians.
4 few nights ago the Methodist ladies
held a meeting 40 the residence Of Mrs.
Greer, No. $40 east Clay street. and dis
cnssed The question of cndowing a cot In
the childrcns ward They resolved 10
do So Mrs John J. Crutchfeld who
lives at No 1912 west Main street. was
elected the treasurer
This Methodist children's cot will not
be confined TO the Methodists of the CITY
d Richmond, but of the entire State. IL
requires $1,000 90 endow a cot. The in
terest ON thar sum will pay an the ex-
pcnscs of am occupant TO be held in the
future
This is a good undertaking. and when
brought TO fun fruiiion viii enable many
a sick or disabled child to spend her time
getting we'll in a ward in a hospital which
is conducted in n homc-likc manner. i'm "a
wcllappointcd building Each child Will
have the privilege of Che attendance of
his or her fathers own physician if de
sired.
Contributions of all character towards
the endowment OF this Methodist cot
should be sent 10 Mrs. Cruichfeld, at the
aforementioned address. and they viii
be promptly, suitably Acknowledged
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
KNIGHTS or PYTHlAS.
Grand concln,. Of the Order.

The chancellor commanders Of Oh,
nine lodges of the order Of Knights OF
Pythias. together with John VI Teller
Grand Keeper of Records and Seals, met
in the Office of the Grand Chancellor
Commander, Bov T. Cump. at q o'clock
yesterday evening.
Grand Chancellor Commander Crump
presided The object of themoeting was
10 inaucurate measures for the proper
reception of the Supreme Chancellor
Commander Of the world, who will make
an official visit TO Richmond on Monday.
February 9TH
After pleasant interchange of views
for more than an hour, the folloNingpro-
gIamme was adopted
Each Chancellor Commander is 10 re-
commend 10 his lodge the appointment
of a committee of Two. This joint COM
mittec of two from each lodge is To be
Executive Committee Of Arrangements.
The distinguished guest will arrive in
Che city ON Monday. lih Of February. on
me fast mail He will be- received by a
subcommittee and the Grand Chancellor
Commander and escorted 10 FOrds llO-
tel. where he will dine
At1 p. VI Syracuse Lodge will hold Us
regular meeting al Odd-FellOws' Hall,
corner OF Franklin and Mayo streets.
TO this meeting an The Knights of other
lodges are expected TO De present The
lodgc-room will seat al least two hun
bred and fifty people The Supreme
Chancellor Commander will visit the
knights officially; there will be the cX-
cmpliication of the work, and am adj
dress from the Supreme Chancellor Com
mandcr ON the secret work OF the order
After the lodge adjourns the disiin-
guishcd guest viii De privately enter
famed Next day (Iuesday)a sub-c0m-
miltoc of three win show him the sights
historic and otherwise, of The city. That
night there viii bee a public address by
the Supreme Chancellor Commander in
one of the public hall- and a banquet
The committee of two from each lodge
will meet Grand Chancellor Commander
Crump ON the 25th of this month 10 per
feet final arrangements
supreme Chancellor Commander Hon
William Ward has been for several year,
postmaster OF Newark. \ J. He Is % T
one-armcd Federal soldier commits
stoned colonel. and q general in The .
Grand Army of the Republic
Sometime ago. when numbers of OK .
l0nfcderaes visited Newark. they were .
.be recipient, 40 the hands oft General
" ard of many kinduc-se- and couIfe-ie.
The order of Knights of Pythias now
numbers 22IOo0 members lu Virginia.
turing the fiscal yeaI Grand Chancellor
commander Cmmp has Instituted hye
lew lodges, and before the year ends I'M
February he expects TO institute TWO
more
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST TRANSFERRING
IN AND ABOUT RICHMOND.
MEETING or THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF THE T P A.
Local News In General.

A meeting Of the board Of directors of
The Travellers Protective Association
was held last night a, their new head.
quarters over Shcpperson's laundry
President ". r. ID. Gascoyne i'm f6e
iarv.
a letter was received from Mrs. Pick.
erlng, acknowledging the recent Of me
crayon picture of her husband the mn.
uonai president, and thanking the prcsi.
ueni and members of the VIRGINIA Diyis.
ION for The same
II was moved that circulars bc sent 10
every one who would be likely 10 ioip AS
associate members of the division al u
cost of - per annum.
ne drummer boys should be proud
OF Their new headquarters as they are
htted up like palace The parlor
Mhich is the front room, is handsomely
furnished with beautiful plush sofas
chairS. and a large centre table The re-.
cepuon room Is nicely carpeted. and has
IN II an abundance Of everything that
couio be devised for the comfort and
convenience of the members. The as
Soclatlon occupies The whole third floor
winch is handsomely furnished.
After the transaction of business the
boys RECALLED themselves with aqfnu
that would tempt an anchorite.
The fruits and dclcacies OF the season
We're served in handsome style by Nh.
John Murphy
interesting speeches were made by
President Gascoync. ex President John
: harNood, Joseph Nallersiein. Clar.
ence Sydnor, John b Culpeper. chair
man of the State Press Committee. OK
Director William Renheimcr and others
MI {. il. Phillips favored the assem-
olage with one Of bis fine songs. which
was heartily enjoyed by an present
AFTER THF SUPPER
the members adjourned 90 the reception
room and parlor. where they remained
until a late hour spending The time i'm
social enjoyment II was about mid.
right when they adjourned TO the strains
OF Home, Sweet Home
THE TIMES ooSrLnEyrED.
BY resolution unanimously adopted bv
the association, 10 was decided that file
OF the DAILY TINES should be kent M
the headquarters The association will
meet again next Saturday evening ct 3 F
o'clock
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
uonrlco notes

Yesterday before Squire Vincent. Ed
ward Hughes lcOlorcii was tried fol
lighting Tie was recognized in The sun
of $50 10 deep the peace in The future
Squire CHM had before him Thoma.
Smith and C0nclius Carter 0hoth col
oredl, charged ON warrant with mali
ciously assaulting on the public highway
Jacob Jackson IcOlorcdl. and threatenine
20 Kill said Jacob Jackson. and unhitch-
Ing his horse from the buggy which he
was driving for his father The Squire
said that the parties not only unhitched
the horse, but forcibv took the man out
OF the buggy The trial of the case was
continued until tomorrow and Smith
and Carter were committed to Jail in de-
fault Of bail.
Robert IhrOgg was also before Maris-
trate CHM on the charge that he did "un-
lawfully hunt and range and trcspass
upon the land of + r Tenant" He
was recognized for his appearance Tues-
day next when his case viii be- tried
Henry Moore lcoloredj was Yesterday
adjudged lunatic by a commission
composed of Magistrates CHM. Vincent
and Jonathan The authorities of the
Central Lunatic Asylum. near Petersburg.
were az once communicated with I'm
The meantime Henry Moore is in iai
DIT Knox, the physician 10 the jail. saws
that Moore Will die before many DAYS
unless removed from the jail TO the better
quarters in the asylum.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
Ihe Enterprlslng nnrglar About

some ilme Frlday might or YESTERDAY
morning q thief or thieves broke IN,
iron bars i'm the door of John r Powers
commission-house, No 1912 east Cary
stree, and, getting in, stole Tub of but
ter, cake OF cheese, and other articles
amounting in value to about fifteen dol
lars
The same thieves went next door 10 The
commission house OF s. G.. Let. No. 1874
east Cary street, and broke the glass be-
tween the iron bars and robbed wooden
box containing several small tin boxes of
sardine-
These same parties, a day or two ago.
got into Nallen,tcin's store on Fifteenth
street and carried of with them a tub of
butter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
COMMITTEE on CEMETERIES.
Improvement of the Bankstown Cemetery
Recommended.

The Council Committee on Cemeterie
met yesterday evening IN the Counci
. Chamber The committee vas called {,
order by Chairman Grimes al O'Clock
+ Mcssrs. Dickerson and Hin also werD
F present
Colonel Cuishaw handed in a commu
nication in which he called the attention
+ of the committee 90 the necessity of con
tinuing the Improvements al the River
lew or BankstoWr Cemetery until thcl
are finished
lie also recommends that keeper Will
p small force Of hands 10 employed o.
Keep thc sections in shape as they may
be laid off, Tie stated that when the civ
decided 10 use this property for cemetery
purposes The old committee recommended
that $4,000 De provided for the purpose
but that only $1,000 in city bonds was
appropriated.
On motion of Mr. DickersOn. the com
mittee adopted a resolution recommend
ing % the Council that 10 Doe allowed To-
continue the improvements and that an
appropriation of s. 900 be made for that
purpose
ON motion of Mr. Hi. il was decided
tuhl lhc 'oMmiiee, m company with
Col Cutshaw. should make "a tour of
inspection over This property al Il date 10
be- designated by lbs chairman
The City Engineer Was requested 10
make an estimate of the costs of laying
off Che addition recently made 90 the
lakewood Cemetery
Dir lid called the attention of the
body 10 the fact that mo- name had ever
officially been given TO Bankstown Gem
eiery He said that he thought il time
that The property had been named and
moved that the committee 90 into the
matter Several names were suggested
but none seemed satisfactory to the com
mitiee and the subject was laid on the
table until after the proposed inspection
tour
A number Of reports were read, after
which the committee adjourned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
Police Notes.

Moses Norman .cOlorcdl, was bef0n
the Police Court yesterday. charged wiz
stealing ON January 2d. from the hallway
of the residence of j. u Wade one mel
ton Oycrcoat The case was continueD
until tomorrow.
Annie Carter lcolored. was charge,
with assaulting. cursing and abusing
Betty Brown in the barroom of John
Granger She was fined 81 and costs
Oliver Price was charged with creating
q disturbance in the neighborho0d lie
was fined s. and costs
Charley Ross was fined - 30 for fiyht-
ing in the street
Elyia Harvey and Fanny Harris lboth
cOlOredl had "a free fight. and were fined
$3.50 and costs each
Anderson Roy lcol0redl. charged with
being drunk and trespassing ON the
premises of Isaac Wright and creating "a
disturbance, WAS fined - and costs.
William Matthews. Leroy Wise. Nick
Perkins and Josiah Harris all colored
bOysl were charged with throwing rocks
in the street Harris was fined 81. The
others We're whipped by their parents
Henry Hadder, charged with fast
driving on the street Fined $40 and
costs
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

The order Of H. critic Seven
1870, !" ise ricll This city. have installed the
= ------'s-<sSsg officers; Henry Flegenheimcr,
archOn A. II kaufman, provost $. b.
CHM, prelste; f. W Miltz. sentinel; II
VI Walthall treasurer: G. h Sydnor.
secretary, George J. Styll, financial Sec
rotary C. b Dodson. warden /. 4
Catiin. J. :. Dodson and Jacob Levitt
trustees.
The meeting also initiated number OF
members.
The order originated I'm New Orleans
and was first founded in Virginia at Nor
folk in 1867, by the late Colonel james
r Lewellyn, then editor of the Norfolk
JoUrAal. james Millgan then editor of
the VirginiQH, : Il CHM, and others
The Virginia Supreme Conclaye was or.
gained the following year
There is now supreme conclave and
about $50 subordinate lodges
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

The following arrivals at the different
hotel were reported at the TINES office
last night
FoRD.s HoTEL-J II Easily. Lynch.
burg, James Emanuel L : y. " "
Redd, Virginia, VI j.. Mcdowell and
wife. Philadelphia; A. Scheerer New
York Captain + Morris. Mrs Leedom
and child. city. j j Nicely. Gloucester.
Mass; J.. a. Ntarkweather Rochester. y
y W. II Adams. New York 4. Tory
Utica, F.. c. Cullev. Boston
Simon Goldsmith Boston. Il W. Kipper
New York Dr. William Edwards Spring
Hopes. \ C.; Ed Braswell. Batileboro
\ c. Louis Benton, Cleveland. O.. Jas
Stevenson New York II b Moulton
ana wife Washington, ID G.. Caldwell
Hardy, Norfolk. Va j A. Kern. K NJ
c. l.. f. thalemore. Roanoke; John "
Carson, stanton, Va l. II Legg
MURPHY George X. Roberts Rome
\. y John Calhoun, Grantsyille. Miss.
" + Hem New Haven, Conn. t. IL
Burwell, William b. Daley. Boston
Mass. ). 7. Ficklin, stanton. Val. +
Foag, Baltimore, Md: A. l. Stein. New
\ ork' H. J.. lsaacs W. l.. Sappinptou
Baltimore, Nd; ;. L. Gibbons ALBANY
\. y Charles Martin and son. Grand /
Rapids, Mich Lyon G. Tyler. William
ana Mary College, Williamsburg. Va. /
Dr. Bernard Wolfe, University of Vir- /
yinia' Colonel Joseph Ruifner. Charles.
on, WA; ). Il. Ferguson, Louisville.
XIV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
Rlchmonders IN New York

During the past week the following
citizens Of Richmond were registered in
New York
Ner lork Hotel-Mr Blythe W
Branch.
Astor-Messrs J Callahan, J r Odell.
J " Pegram, : Haas
Grte,d-Mcssrs j Temple 4 T.
Hewett. A. : Hcwett
HoBmQH-Mr III W Fuller
Neiropoiifaa-Mr II " ROundtree
Ec,reft-Mr T. j. Barr
G.9aeg-Mr II Wilson
S. DeHs-Nr W. J.. Marshall
ContiHent0l- Mcssrs. r. o. McFerrsn.
/. VI Robinson
.V0rfon-Mr & X Pack
Tremonf-Mr j Yancey
toionnads-Mr s. Syde
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
LOCAL NOTES

ID ID G.. C. T T McCabe ON last FIJI
day ni1hi installed the following officer
of Damon Lodge. SO 3. j.. of r.: J. q.
W II Dean G.. G.. j. s. Armstrong .
c.. W II Miles Prelatc. " s Blanken
ship is Of Il and 5 Il 4 Hughes VI
of EX. Joseph T Allen NJ of T.. b g.
Lewis VI al A.. W s solomons ]. q
Thomas d Barker. q g.. Charles Atk'u.
son Trustees Past Chan,cll0rs g. 4
Good vs.. J. Smith. w. b Iiaync
George Ford and u j MAYS Damon
Lodge has good treasury and 1853 mem
ber-hip and works the ampliied third
Mr. Pierre A. Martin. of Ibis city. and
Beatrice Motley We're married ia Wash
irgion last Tuesday after High Mass al
ST Dominies Church by Rev Father
Logan
Il il Homer treasurer of Hanover
county was at the capitol yesterday
The Richmond and Danyille Railroad
Company have just purchased OF The
Pullman Palace Car Company twenty.
three handsome parIor cars, which will
be put on the road a' once
DR. Lachlan Tyler of Elk Horn. West
Virginia is in the city al the Exchange
Hotel ----.--
In the City 4Heui,F Court Yesterday
III that was done was the Institution of
one suit Roberts and IIoge against a
W. Keeling. for SllG4j
The worst feature about caiarh is lbs
dangerous tendency 90 consumption
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarh Dos
purifying the blood
Alta meeting of the Richmond branch
Of The Granite Cutters National tnion
of America last night resolutions were
adopted TO present 10 the Committee on
Grounds and Buildings. Board of Alder
men and City Council 40 their next
meeting disappearing The late action in
the discharge of good citizen mechanics
from the new CITY Han
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
LEMON ELIXIR.

It's Wonderful Eject on the LIVER, stoIn
ach, howel-, Kidney and blood
As prepared by DR.. II. Money A lunta. Ga.
A pleasant lemon drink that positively cures
All Biili0u.ness. Constipation, Indigestion or
Dyspepsia Headache, Malaria, Kidney Dis
ease Dizziness Colds Loss OF Appetite. Fe-
veis, Chllls, 81 tches P.mples. all lmpur-
ties OF the blood. Pain 10 the Back, Palpata-
ion of the Heart, and all other diseases
caused by disOrdered liver, stomach and
kidneys, the first great cause Of all fatal
diseases. 30 cents and 81 per bottle Sold
oy druggists. Prepared only by ii Motley.
NJ. d.. Alfalfa, Georgia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13
sale Of nroaa-str.et rrops,ty

A deed was yesterday recorded in th'
clerk Office Of the hancery Court from
John Tyler and wife 20 Allison & Al
Olson, conveying a lot of ground front
ing % feet on the south side of Broad
street The lot commences 13 feet from
jackson street. then running West 81
Zee, ana extends back between parallel
lines l21 feet TO an alley in common.
The price paid was $1,000
a oeed was. also recorded in the same
once troin Andrews Baptist * Glenn
miti, conveying an their interest i'm u
leasehold on niy-three feet and four
inches Of ground on The east side of
Twelfth street, between Bank and Main
10 J. Lud Hill This property IS that
which Is occupied by the above firm asa
printing establishment
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-13

For coughs and colds take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore taroat and bronchitis take LemA
Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and larengetis take Lemon
lot Drops.
For consumption and cstarrh take Lemon
Iot Drops.
For al throat AMI lung diseases take
Lemon Hot Drops
An elegant Id reliable preparation, 81
eAts per bottle.