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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY.
Three Cases Heard Yesterday by His
Honor.

The only business Of any consequence be-
fore POlicc-Justice CrItchfeld yesterda,
was that Of hearing the evidence in the case.
Of the prOprictOrs Of three bar-rOOms who
had been reported for selling liquor on sun
day.
The first was Julius klubcr. who is the
proprietor of bar-rOOm on sixth street near
Marshall. There was scarcely any EVIL
dence herd a. kubcr recognized the fact
that he had been caught for the second time.
and Just stepped up 10 Sergeant Thomas
and paid him so, the fine for the second
conviction.
The next ease was that of Margaret
Gogan. who keeps a bar-rOom al No. llj
Louisiana street. The evidence against her
was convincing and she paid in S25.
The third charge was against Mr.. J.. IL.
Ilulchcr. who keeps his bar-rO0m at Nos.
Gl3 and 90 north Third street \ witness
testified that he bought liquor there last
sunday. Mr.. lIulcher. through his counsel.
stated that the charge against his client
was the result OF spite. and asked for a very
small fine. The Court replied that his mini
mum line was So. which was paid.
The sum total Of the amount contributed
by the liquor dealers Yesterday towards
building the new city hall was one hundred
dollars
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
The Powbafan Clubs Big Demopstratiof
Tonight.

The Powhatan Club. Of which Mr. Preston
Belyin il president. has been doing noble
work during this campaign. The club
comprises strong membership. in which
every ward i'm the city is fittingly repre-
scnted: il therefore is decidedly n Rich
mond Institution. and il destined 10 become
u power not only in local politics, but its
influence will be felt all over the State, and
outside of il AZ we'll
Tonight. at FOrd's Opera House. the club
proposes TO have a grand demonstration.
and to this end they have invited all the
Democratic clubs in the city 10 Ice present.
The committee Of arrangements have
spared no pains 10 make the occasion worthy
Of the club and the cause Of Democracy.
Governor F'itzhugh Lee will preside and in
trOduce the speakers, among whom will APP
pear Hon. Charles T. OFerrall, Mr.. Frank
f. Lassiter. Of Petersburg. and other.
Mr.. Bclyin received Yesterday COM
municatiOn written by senator /ebuion Is.
Vance. Of North Carolina. bearing brave
words of cheer. and stating that. upon the
advice Of his physicians. he had refrained
from taking any active part in politics for
the present, but assuring the club that he
was heart and soul with them in the fight
Governor David b. Hill. of New York.
also wrote to- Mr.. Beyin to say that he deep
Is regretted that the nature Of his engage
mcnt, forbade his being with the club.
\ band of music will be in attendance.
and r0using rally is confidently expected.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
A OlSGUSTED MAHONEITE
Vas to set Up an Oyster supper for
Twcnty->iN.

Vas to set Up an Oyster supper for
Twenty--iN.
4 short time ago James Redmond was "a
member oi The auti-Mlhoneite league. \
week 0r ~o 1g0 he seeded from the league
and renewed his allegiance % his 0ld-tmed
boss.
in tine eVuhcranre Of hi, new relations
with thr little virginia midget. be-. few
ii}. ago. offered to bet an oyster supper for
every Hnii-Nahune Republican over ten who
could he fund in Clay ward. The bet WAS
taken and last nighf. go the meeting Of the
Anii-Mahoneiie club Ofthat warG sixty were
present.
This fact was promptly communicated iO
Redmond. and the bet was claimed. A.
ihe proof against him was I'D f0rciblc and
'ndi-rutable. and. as there WAS uO nited
states marshal near by into whose arms he
could throw himself for protection. he was
obliged lD acknowledge the corn aOd set zap
ile supper.
In.riN-l0ur Of his qu0ndam associates
took pity ON Redmond. and declined 10
mulct him 10 the extent that their presence
af the supper would demands but the other
twenty six marched in solid phaianX 10 Muir
phys where oysters. wine and cigars
galore were enjoyed at hi, expense.
Whether the supper WAS paid for ont Of
RedmOni'- private funds. or whether the
SUM total due came ont of the llahOne-Quay
boOdle fund. was question Of interested dis
rli--iOu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
CAPTAIN AlNsLIE'S ILLNESS.


Resolutions OF sympathy from the CITY
Committee.
The Democratic City Committee M their
meeting Tuesday night. ON motion of Mr..
Gates. of Monroe ward. adopted % ro-0lu-
lion requesting fhe chairman OF the COM
miitoc tO write Mr.. George \. Ain-lie a
letter Of sympathy in his illness and their
high appreciation Of his services while a
member of thee committee. This resolution
was referred lD in the TINES report Of the
committee meeting Yesterday.
Chairman Guy. yc,tDr lay, in obedience 10
ibe resolution and with pleasure - himself
addressed ihc following letierto Mr.. Ainsiie.
IiEADvt ARIER>
CRY pEMOCRArIC COMMITTEE,
Richmond. Va. October 3d. 1850.
-lIoa. Gcorgc 4. .iiusiic. Cify:
Dear -ir. I'm compliance with resolu-
tom. unlnimou. U.s. adopted at the regular
meeting uf the cts Central Democratic
Committee last night. have the honor 10
communicate tO you thr -Dn-e of appreciH-
SION which thc committee feels for your val
liable services On IL 'u the past. and of the
sympathy which 10 has for YOU in the bad
health which cata.cd yen 90 sever your rcla-
lions with 10.
"AliDW mo. sir. to tender 10 YOU my best
Wi-hp. for your restoration 90 itlll health and
renewed usefulness I'm the community; and
with assurance OF rou-ing Democratic
majority Ion this city. and of the highest es-
tcem for you. I am.
VERY truly yours.
Jackson Guy. Chairman
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IIuntress first: Theodosius second, Larch'
mont third. Time 1908.
seventh race, three-quartcrs OF n mile
Br dford first, Glenmound second. Clay
stockton third. Time :i9.
TO-DAY's ENTRIES.
First race. one mile--yictrjx, Il9: Vino
ma. 1i9: connemara. Ii9: Dunboyne, ID;
Elgin. l25: Belwood. 12j; Wilfred, 125; Joe
Ice. l2j: Tayiston, iI3; kasson, lib; The
Iioncss, 10.
second race, thrcc-fourths Of mile
Ozone. i0s: Tacitus, los; Benefit. l0s; R,i-
perfa, l0s; Alarm Bell los; Mamie H., ly-.
Third race. ihree-quartcrs Of mile-Bo-
hcmian. l22; fustic, l22; Radiant. IL;
Grcnadier. l22: King Idle, i22; fordham,
1872; Grondcs, III; kasson, III; WOODBURY.,
III.
Fourth race. one and thrce-sixteenths OF
mile Laynia Belle, lls: Barrister. iU2;
Dutch Roller. 100; Flitaway. 30.
Fifth race. five and onc-half furlongs-
Issaquena. flly, 10; Gyda, l0i; Glory. 10y;
ManoIa. iOi; Veronica, NJ: Blue Rock. l0I;
Grondes. IO1; Dutch Roller. III; Grena-
dicr. ll2 fordham, ii2: King Crab, III.
Sixth race. one mile, selling-Refund,
i02: Gallatin, l02: Glendale, ~; Lonely.
lO7; Rupert, ~; Little Jim. II; Lotion.
100; -tephanie, l0i: Heyday. o3: Vivid, 100.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL
Case of the Commonwealth Against Beau
regard Howell.

Beaurcgard Howell. a young white man
who was charged with cutting Corporal Il.
q. Taylor (coiorcdj. beyond the western
limits of the city day before Yesterday, with
intent 10 Kill, and who was committed to
jail on that charge. was brought before
Judge Minor Yesterday afternoon at IIenricO
county courthouse ON writ of hubcuS
corpus in order 10 get bail, a magistrate not
being allowed 70 bail under the law i'm
felony cases.
Dr. Watson. the physician who attended
the wounded man. appeared before the
court and stated that TAYLOR was cut over
the eye. and that an artery had been cut
He had connected the artery and scwed up
the cut. lie believed that there was only a
remote possibility of death. and that he eX-
pcctcd the patient would be out in week.
The Judge. from this evidence. admitted
the prisoner To bail in the sum of $500. his
father going his security. The cNamina-
ton of the case will be- gone into on Thurs
day. November eth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
The Tive. Traveling Critics,

EdHor Of the Times:
As Nirsinian. and in good part an
alumnus Of venerable William and Mary. al
low me 10 thank you for your genteel excori.
alton of az. r. president, and yet non IL.
- president, Depew. for his flippant re-
marks about his visit 10 WILLIAMSBURG.
Permit mc to add a little pasquinade:
The dinner Orator 10 our old Capital went.
For joking and sneering he has "A keen scent:
Needless OF its grand memories and geaius
loci,
lie came OF with rdicule and a jest in his
eve
20 given To swagger and Delmopico stew.
Post prandial Chauncy ''got in lie wrong
pew
rs 10 MISSY, ''porcine diet" ought never
to Toe complained of by correspondent
from Porkopolis. B.B.M.
Richmond, October 30, 1859.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
Preparing for the Lee Monument.

The Richmond Light Infantry Blues. at
their regular drill Tuesday night, had
ont of full membership of forty
nine. ioriy-ihrce men present. Thi, is
about the attendance of this centenarian
company, and speaks praise for the fidelity
Of the members. The drill was fine one.
one of the priNaies told Il reporter that
when the Lee monument was unveiled, the
Blues would be found the best drilled COM
pany in the line of march.
When il is expected that every military
company in the state and from other states
will be present on the 10Th ofneXt May. when
the monument will be unveiled. this is a
good assertion. The enthusiasm of the com
pany seems to indicate that they will not be
left on the drill and marching question.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

,fys wtnslows soothing syrup should nj.
gays be used wneD children are cutting
teeth. II relieves thc ll,'ie sunerer az once.
H. child from pain, and the little chefui'
s s.., tos as Upright as "a button.' u Is very
-" 10 taste. II s0othes the child son.
pms Ems The gums, aliays all pain; relieves wind
cn .,,t.,es fhe bowels. and is the hest kn.,vn
1910 for diarrhCr0. whether arising from
,entb,1s or other causes. twenty-five cent.
.1 ,.n,,ie Iu.ih.Sa&W
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city Circuit Court.

I'm the City Circuit Court yesterday the
following business was transacted:
Frank Miller against ". J. Kelley. Judg-
menl for plaintiff for S229.lS.
Gates X Brown against W. j. Kelley.
Judgment for plaintiff for S32j.l2.
Nancey X Kosher against W. +. Grubbs.
Judgment for plaintiff for $273.9j.
J. q. pickerson against 4. ". Saunders
\ suit for S,20.a5. The jury being unable
10 agree were adjourned over until 10 o'clock
this morning.
IN order was entered that james T. HILL
Lewis BraNton. William Booker, and 4. +.
Grimes TALL colored), be appointed trustees
of The second Baptist Church tcolored).
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
SaiintierS-i,ell.

\ quiet but very handsome wedding took
place last Thursday, October 9th. al 20
o'clock. L. VI. AT the residence Of Mr.. vii.
liam W. Bell. The Glebc." Charles CITY
county. Va. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. John i. Tyler, Rector Of West.
over Parish.
The bride was Miss Resale VI. Bell. a
charming and most cstimable and accom-
plished young lady. The groom was Mr..
Herbert :. saunders. a son Of our esteemed
fellow-citizen, l.. \. saunders, Esq.
The happy couple left at 3 o'clock for New
York. followed 10y the best wishes of host
Of friends.
ON their return Mr.. saunders will take his
bride 10 his home, Upper Shirley, Va, and
they will reside there.
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Maggie Mitchell AT the Theatre

This lasoritc artistic will Tonight com
mcnce an engagement Of three nights and
saturday matinee AT the Academy. She
Will begin her engagement with Ray" !,
new comedy which was written special,
for her. and which has made a dee icd suc.
cess. This lady is too wcll-known by our
people 10 need any extended notice AT our
hands. She Is supported by first-class
company. and Il large business is conf
IDENTITY expected.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

The first OF the series OF monthly meetings
Of the Young Mems Christian Association
Will he held this evening 40 o'C lock. Mr..
Dora Dcul'er-Gilman ana MesSr>. Charlie
Hunter and Gay Barker will SIM. and there
viii be- reading by Miss Meade Burwell and
Miss Alice DreWry from Miss Anold's elo-
cation rlaSs) and humorous selections by
Me-srs. Louis Rich and george \. Carter.
This in-ures a pleasant evening. and al
friend, oil the ASSOCIATION are cordially III
A.flA tn nitnmd.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
Death of bishop peterkin's Son

John Stewart Peterkin. the youngest son
Of bishop feterkin. Of West Virginia. died
suddenly AT the Murray Hill Hotel. New
York where his father was attending the
Episcopal Convention. The remains were
brought here Yesterday and inferred in the
stewart family cemetery AT Brook Hill.
ihe funeral vices Were held in Emmanuel
Church, in Henrico county.
Deceased was grandson Of DIR. Peterkin.
of this city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
DISASTROUS COLLISION.
An Old Dominion s,eamer Lost

\ dispatch received M the IIAir~ once
last ui1ht from New York states that tI''
steamer kanaVha. from Newport News. ar
rived i'm that city Yesterday morning WIN
| the crew Of the steamer Cleopatra. twenty
six i'm number and the crew Of thirteen Oh
/ the steamboat Crystal Wave. which Wcf,
/ both sunk Tuesday morning Oh the capes 81
/ Delaware. All hands were saved.
The Cleopatra belonged 10 the GA 10
minIon line. and was bound irom est
| Point for New York. The CRYSTAL wave
WAS a sde-whoel river steamer. ana was
bound for Washington, u. 4.
The boat, came together about 9:'M
O'Clock Tuesday morning. The crystal
! Wave wa. cut down 10 the waters edge.
and the Cleopatra commenced tO break up
and rs she was sinking rapidly. her officers
and crew. tWenty-SiN in number. decided to
abandon her and were taken OF 10y the
steamer kanawha. The kanaWha also
took on the officers and crew of the crystal
Wave. She attempted % tow the ,lcopa-
ira. but WAS unable % do 80. ~ the latter
vessel filed rapidly. and became complete
wreck. Tine Cleopatra had no passengers.
The crew az the CRYSTAL Wave consisted oi
thirteen, all told
The IN stat Wave was purchased a week
ago last saturday for SiJ,Wp from the
Bridgeport steamboat Company by l.. :.
Randall. of Washington. The Cleopatra.
which carried valuable. cargo of cotton.
still remains afOat after the Crystal Wave
mad suuk. and was taken in tow hy the
k1naWhl. She was lowed for an hour
when tine water. which had been continually
pouring through her parted planhs. bad
iis'u over her hurricane deck. and 10 was
impossible to low her further. She was
abandoned of the Delaware Light~hip. siN
miles from the place where the collision oc-
CURED
There had been crow of tweniy-soNcn
mon ON the Cleopatra. and on the crystal
Wave there We're thirteen men. The cap
flin~ a. the lost boats each claim that His
vessel Was moi at fault.
Ihe tlcoplfra had been but recently been
purchased hr the odd Dominion Company as
900 extra vessel. She va, valued at between
,21.nll and >2j.OlD. and WAS not insured.
lle value Of the cargo could NOT Doc learned.
iho Crystal Waves owner, Mr.. Randall.
Said to-day that DE- had invested his LIES
SAVINGS in her purchase. and had not Il
dollar OF insurance ON the boat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

THIS is beyond question TIC most Nccccss
iui Couch Medicire We have ever sold.
& W doses Invariably cures The worst cascS a.
Cough. Group ana bfunehsti Will, A. won.
icrlui succe.s ~ Tho cure OF fonsumnfion 4,
without parallel IN the history OF medicine
Since is INST diseoN"ty n ha- been soid on ,
staranice. sfeef which uu Their medicine "a,
stand. II you rutr "a c'u-h, va .afr..ti,
a-k Sou 1" trs u. i1ifr. ~ cents ara "a
sample lot Ics ifcr. Sold by Bodefcr hsoil.
and Marshall streets '''
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
At the tustcm-iiouse.

The following clearances We're reported
yesterday al the custom-housc:
The Portuguese barkentne Mario, Cap
tain Francisco Lorraine, 22i tons, crew of
eleven men. with a cargo of 2,Sl0 barrels of
Hour. valued at Sit,5aj.50. shipped by the
callego and llaNall mills, cleared for Pelo-
tas, Brazil.
The British steamer oxford. Walter James
master, l.>si2 tons, crew Of thirty men, with
u cargo Of 1870 bales of cotton. valued at
$4,000, cleared rta Newport News for
li,erpool
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Mr.. John Rankin. a >cyeuiecnth-strecl
grocer. after an illness Of abOdt ten days
died Yesterday Of pneumonia, AT his resi-.
d-ure. $50 north seventeenth street.
Deceased WIS an ext councilman and Il
prominent Roman Catholic, and for a mum.
Drr of wears took an active part In public
affairs. lie has been resident Of the city
fDr about thirty-lNe years. during which
time. ht his public spiriicdncss and purity
Doe made himself Justly popular. Notice OF
the time and place OF hi, funeral will az.
near hereafter
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
Marriage aicenses.

Marriage license, We're yet uay i--rcl
in the city 10 ihc following couples: samuel
j. Graham aud sue Neal. Robert Wallace
nnd Ann J.. Randolph (cDi'redl. lee b.
Foley and Eiiic Nora fuqul. john parhan
and Lucy 'hiie- ,colorcdl. George Hall and
Ida y. " yatt: Green Jackson. aged sixty
six. and Ann Houston. aged hfy lcoi0red)
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

mocracy Of Richmond. was the last speaker.
lie confined his remarks almost entirely to
the race questionable vital issue Of the
campaign-and the one that on election
day should be settled by firm and ,Inwa-
,ering declaration by the Caucasian race Of
their intention 10 rule the land OF their
fathers.
THE BAND.
The proceedings were interspersed with
music by the Old Dominion Band. Mr.. Bur-
ton Mountcastle. leader.
PRESENT.
On the stand sat fine array Of Demo
Gratis, among whom We're: Mr.. Preston Bel
vim. Colonel Tazeweli Elicit. Mr.. Conway
X. Sands. Mr.. John A. Curtis, Mr.. Jackson
Guy. Mr.. Alexander Il. Guigon, Mr.. Walter
L. Booth. and a score Of others.
After the meeting adjourned refreshments
were served by the club at Donahoe's Hall.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

crxNOTr.-Died. October 20. is@o. oi fie
-, Ststcr< al the Poor. in the slNi'-nInn
h ...or ~ hcragr. Miss CATH NRiNt ~lNNllI
Her funeral VIII take place ai = a. a., VI To-
MY from the church az the sacred h.ir
y,Nt,tS Died yes eri as evening. lOs.0.
49,. " -, f..to .'riort JOHN RANK ~ in
- n sittv-t,rsf ye1r ~ hrs age: niif0 or
he county Fouih. Ireland.
NY tT,, vni notice I'm today State ana '1-
,norrow's papers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

The james river kept rising until early
Yesterday morning. At no time did any
one anticipate even frc-fet. The water
fil very rapidly. 1t did no damage 10 PEG.
plo in Richmond or Manchester. and did
not interfere with the factories and mills
along the water lines nor wiki the commerce
IL Tho l-IIA-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31
BIG BARBECUE.

Chesterfield Democrats Have :" Rouse
ment" at Browns store.
Yesterday was a big day with the good
people Of Browns store n"iShpofnpou'
Che sterfeld county.
The distance from Richmond Is about zen
miles, the people staunch Demo, rat ha'e's
Of Malone aud his mean methods.
They are NJ situated that they rarely near
public political -pecrh ~ me" h,,s"o"',
hood. The, determined Ia have a rally. ana
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

The MacCollin Opera Company gave an
excellent Presentation Of the ..Nikadov az
the Theatre last night. Miss Sweeney
made a charming fun-Yum, Mr.. L. T..
smith AS ko-ko was very funny. and Mis-.
Roach was capital kafisha.
Tonight, 1.-The Beggar Student" Mil
lockers ever popular opera, will he re-
peated.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

The monthly meeting Of the loun. Mems
Christian Association viii De- held no 3
o'clock this evening. An attractive pro-
gramme has been arranged and ih. public
j. invited % attend
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

The remains of Res. William :. Williams
who died in Prince George county Tuesday
were brought Ia the city yesterday and IN
lcfred in Hollywood Cemetery. Death was
CAUSED by congestion Of the stomach.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

sArNpFRS - ~ LII Married. a. me
nr,de's residence. "The ',iebc, Charles cfy
oa,n,y Va. Thursday. october 2 iih. i>-'i.
'o'nn D., fohn T. tyler. rector ~ IA esf0re-
, ~ tsp Mr.. HERBEkT ,. sAINhtit- %.
-nrcr shirley. Va. and Miss. kp@AtIf 30
ePfJ'. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Nliiian Va
a.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

The following cOnyicts were received AT
the penitentiary yesterday: From Roanoke.
Cal IRA 0ii0s Cal Key, Que year for grand
larceny: Joseph Jones ana David Thomp-
son doth colored) five years each Tor ma
licians shooting; James Coleman tcoloredl,
malicious shooting, three years.
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Change of the Pullman service ON the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.

ON ocioisr 3l-i the Pullman ear will run
on trains Nos. and between Old Point
ana Hinton. and November LIST parlor ears
VIII run ON trains Nos. ! and between Old
Point and Charlottesville.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

Governor Zee Yesterday made tine follow
in- appointments.
John e.. Whitehead. inspector Of flour for
Alexandria.
Thoma, Perry. Inspector Of flour ioI
Alexandria.
Jacob Mauch, inspectorofiiour for lynch
burr.
A. T. Darden. fish inspector for Norfolk.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

GONEKNoR GoHpOS has just parlonc,l
from the He0fgl1 pcnifemtiary Charles Col
Inns. who was sentenced for III. In lNl5 tor 4
murder which 10 h. now conclu,iNely shown
d. never committed.
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lOMer Local on Irst Page

GENERAL +. r.. ~rfNNlR. who ]. ~ Years
old, and a short time ago was reported dy-
ine of cancer. j, wIiting book uron
American finance.
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Cornelia II. Crutchheld to II. kastclberg.
n feet on west side Meadow Bridge road
improved. 800; Henry Jordan and wife and
others trustee 10 James McDonough. all
their interest in lot No. II i'm square No 10
IN plan Of Fulton. $50; James McDonOueh
and wife 10 Benjamin Peyton, lot No II in
square No. Ii. in plan of Fulton. Sl2j.
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Two Zig Things.
Advice 90 Mothers.

tho Worlds Fair for Sew York and Dr..
ipayid's Cou IN Syrup for the fair world RI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-31

for tine nearest drus store Ia get a bottle Of
Dr. payid- Cough y rnp for Group, coughs,
bronchitis, Ac.-ad'
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"nEFAf Kings and queens are The maker.
II manners" 80 said King ilonr, y. Of
England. and 80 thinks the Queen of spain.
She j. the first Queen OF that country L. nj.
low smoking al e court dinner. She give.
thr permission iy calling for acigar herself
lighting IL. and bidding the company 10 foi.
low her example
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. Sc.
DURCELL. LADD * COS
EMULSION OF COD-LIVER OIL
WITH HYPoPHO-PHITE

This preparation Aas been usc.i f.f.fho la.f
ten years with ihe greatest satisfaction '1
physicians and patients s nuirrto m0ai'
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