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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04
THE SOUTH AND THE CABINET

it Is announced that in making up bis
Cabinet slate General Harrison was real.
" anxious 10 take meuber from This
section and only finally abandoned his
purpose because OF bis inability to ind
man who came up 10 the requirements
Of the position In the whole tier OF the
cotton States, il is said, he did not find
one man who he thought would inspire
the respect Of the country nj large, and
al the same time have the qualifications
which would make him a valuable aid in
the effort 10 place the Republican party
In the South on d substantial and endur-
ing basis lie then turned 10 the border
States, but while he might have selected
several who 1lled the bill in many re-
spects there were other reasons which
prevented his makipg a choice FROM
them and he al last fell back on Mis-.
souri,.
II General Harrison had determined
only TO appoint 10 the Cabinet from the
South d man who had the confidence and
respect OF the wealth and intelligence OF
this section. and who was al the same
time Republican, he might have saved
himself the trouble OF making any search
for such one, certainly in the cotton
States. Under existing conditions on the
entire South. but more particularly in
The cotton belt, the whites have found it
imperaiiyely necessary " their very
existence and the preservation OF SO.
ciety 10 affiliate with the Democratic
party, and all who have left the ranks Of
the Democracy 10 cast their lot with the
Republican have Invariably done 80
from sordid and debased motives. which
have caused them 10 forfeit all claims 10
the respect OF their fellow.citizens. This.
with little thought on the part OF the
President-elect, must have made itself
apparent TO him, and he could from the
outset, easily have seen that no man
could be found.in This section who Dos
ssssed tae necessary. qualifications TO
command the respect OF the country at
large, aud make him valuable as a means
OF placing the Republican party ON a
substantial basis in the South
j, is not 10 be wondered at. therefore
that the South has no representative in
the Cabinet, nor 10 she likely ever 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04
nuuns MEDICINES. &C.
& MINOR
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST..
OPPOSITE pOsTOFFICE.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSNE-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMs and all kinds
Of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES, FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable Tor Bridal Presents "a well as Ladies
and Gentlcmens travelling sets.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both az
wholesale and retail. wearo agents forthc now
Justly celebrated Dyspepsia cure, CHAsEC
LTuiA WATER. which we deliver in any
part of the city for - cents per gallon. Per
-ons suffering With Kidney affection will do
well 20 drink this water freely. ....,,..
We make speciality Of hitting TIKI >Sh>
and keep mil stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES aud CRuTCIiEs, all
kinds ard prices.
We hascall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and kcepa nioo limo Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CfGARa trial Re.
member 10 Try our NELllE BLY, CHEW iNu
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
hy competent Pharmacists. ana none OUT the
pTRES1 MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 10 call and get a Olpr Card and prices
nf Wadesworth's silica Paint, which Is better
and cheaper tnan Lead and OIL.
f Please remember that t0reNerything usualy
found ln a nrst class wholesale and retail drug
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFlCE.
WHAT An OLD MAN, y YEARS or AGt
HAS 4 - - AN
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Water
FoRKLAND. NoTTAwAY County. Va


August 49, leru.
W.. n +. Hlriy. Chast ffg. Ia:
~fr.-for many years 4 suffered very niue d
from dNsper.ia With IT, complications. enDh
rs uerNOu. ness. neuralgia, indigestion 'uA7ti
nation liver affection. etc. until | became all
most IA confirmed invalid. During the time }
ga. treated by intelligent physici MS Whopi
-cfflrd various remedies, | used hofh lthla
and other mineral waters. also Dr. warner s
Celebrated Liver and kidney Cure, an 10 ON
httie advantage ..,,
Hearing of your nowly-discovered Chase
CIV Mineral Water" / sent for aud obtained
A case al il. q lasted me about three weeks.
during which time I improved So much AZ io
De- able 10 leave home. which hHi nor neru
able 90 dO for months previous. men went ll
tna.c lityeul continued the USE Ui me Natei
fresh from the we'll Tor four weeks "hlch
nave me moro real benefit than aI tile other
remedies ,Omnu d. My nerves were soon
nuIefcd. could sleep wclihll night, lDy gloomy
tears SIM iOrehOdirg- vanished, inY mind ur
came bright and cheerful | could enjoy thc
company of my friends which before avon
fli. my appetite Increased. my DIGESTION
greatly improved $50 fhdt could eat almost
any kind Of food with punfy. the cou-ilpt-
zion WAS relieved. and the tldneY auectlon
greatly benefited AL ~ when htttlnnto ID
the Use Of your mineral water
must sag. lu conclusion. that consider TIE
discovery Of this water tt'eiHg ~ 1Nic't
hynanip. Away with your drugs ana nos.
trums Go 10 natures fountain oi health
DRINK of its healing water. 10 dfthh. ann ne
made whole. D. IT, ~" Eli
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

have one while the Republican party u
in power. and remains what II always
has been, party of scctionalism anu "''
tired towards this section And those con.
ditions of affairs seem likely To continue
for all time 20 come. unless there should
ue a foreign wal. ia which event ihe
North will he quick enough 10 take OF
lis hat to the south. and impiore her to
DO her best in maintaining The integrity
dignity and power Of the entire country
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

The inauguration ceremonies to-day
it is predicted. win be the eiandest and
most brilliant that have ever been seen
in the Capital The city is beautifully
decorated and is already one scene of
gavery According 10 the telcgrophic
adyiccs published This morning. the pfo.
cession which will escort the new Pres
dent from the Capitol TO the White
House. after he takes the oath OF office.
will number 10000 as against 10000
which performed DE same service for Nh
Cleveland four years ago
This looks very much as il he country
was developing u taste for gorgeous dis.
ss-s 900, ,a,.,..ss~e r..i,...-s's ,..-, 80,
in keeping with The spirit of JeiIer-onian
simplicity Of which so much is heard
but il rather farWore in accord with the
pride pomp and circumstances OF giori.
Gus royalty
After all it is perhaps better that il
should DO so. The country is annually
growing rapidly in wealth. prosperity.
and power, and il is proper That on This
occasion OF installing Tie Chief Magis-
trate into office the programme should
be sufficiently elaborate 10 illustrate, in
as striking manner SIS possible our
greatness as people.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

Cen Tom Moonlight, now governor OF
Wyoming took from Chicago On tho coca
sion Of bis recent lecture visit the memory Of
pleasant incident no was standing Ia tht
rotunda OF the Grand Pacific hotel early IL
the evening when q respectable looking ol,
gentleman apprOachel VITA tho inquiry "Ii
this Gen Tom Moonlight
the same, was the generals genial re
JOinder What can do Tor yOI.
The old gentleman saluted ana said pre-
cLely Il am Private Joseph Greer. Com
pany G, Twentieth Missouri ia scouting
service under Your command and / Request
70 be- relieved
Gen. Moonlight smiled first. and then i'm
pressed by tho old mans serious mien. hi.
glance grew increduious and with the last
words lac was flushed with embarrassment.
he surveyed the veteran and adiudged him
10 10 In comfortable estate, bur there wa.
no installing the character II the appeal. 81
lie thrust his hand into bis pocket, asking
pleasantly How much viii be Of service 10
you"
The old soldier threw off his ieflruntial
manner with loud laugh, and Selling the
general arm cried ~ on don't understand.
want 90 b. relieved from duty April II.
ico5 coming twenty four Years this spring. ]
was assigned by your orders 10 picket sta.
ton, az Corn Landing on the Missouri. fifteen
miles from Kansas City Ny orders were ex.
Yhcity 70 stay there until relieved. stood
by my post two weeks rationed bya Union
family living close at hand, and would prob
ably have been there Yet II fellow on
load OF hay hadn't have answered my chal.
lense by the positive declaration thar the war
was over. thought 1t strange didn hear
from headquarters, 50 put ms duty In nv
pocket and went down 10 Kansas City. |
learned there that the war was truly over
and the army disbanded | never got a dis.
charge, and when was in Washington last
year looked over the war records and found
that | am officially still standing sentry a.
Old Corn Landing. No, don't want 70 he
relieved for fact, as my case Is the only one
of It's kind IN the history Of the United States
army. Chicago Tribune.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

The announcement that Senator lid
dlebergcr created a sensation IN the
senate Chamber last night and was so
ob.lrepcrous as TO have 70 be iorcihly
elected from Che floor, viii excite no
surprise. TWAS confidently expected chat
he would wish So coIebraic. with more
than his usual JUNCTION. the near incom-
ing Of Republican administration. and
everybody knows that whenever Riddle
celebrates .here is always music.
Even If The statement made by The
Virginia Senator is true, viz that Joe
,elerraphcd last night hi. resignation io
Governor Lee. 10 will be matter o. little
CONSEQUENCE. lli. term expires by l'mi-
ta'ion to-day m ~ o'clock, and
if The Governor should appoint IDS
successor at once, he could only serve "a
few hours. and nothing practical couio
possibly he accomplished thereby But
Riddle is having his fun. all the same.
and has evidently made up bis mind TO
impress ,he Senate with the fact thfl he
still lives
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

Tue revised statutes provide that e
star shall De added 20 The flag Oh the AN
day of July succeeding the admission OF
u new State The Dakotas Montana
and Washington viii probably De adj
mittcd 10 the Union next autumn. and
ON July 9TH, 1890. the flag viii legally
exhibit ~ stars But there is pen
atty attached 10 the act of the fag
maker Who increases The number
of stars before that dale, and already
national ensigns proclaiming the exist
ence Of forly-iwo States freely display
themselves The public impaiienlly an
ticipates the legal date Of admission, un-
consciously applying the equitable prin-
ciple that what has been agreed upon and
ought long ago 10 have been done may
properly De treated as actually done
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Kali OtDS.
AND ONO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
INTrFECr FEBRUARY girn
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
eBA. NJ For Norfolk. Old Point and New
port News, daily.
ifa6A N Through Mai tor Cincinnati an1
Louisville Daily. Norfolk % tlf-
ton Forge: daily except sunday
clifton forgo 10 Cincinnati SOLD
train 10 Cincinnati Central Mon
stat on. pul'msr huiiet sleeping
Car Charlottesville 20 inc nratL
go r. ". Through Mail tor Norfolk. oli
Point and Newport News dai ..
Pullman Buffet pailpr car except
Sundays tO Oh Point
ioo 2. N. Gordonsyille Accommodations daily
except sunday
500 r. NJ. Fast LNpfc-- for Cincinnati anl
Louisville daily. CONNECTS 100 'tI
troll Union PASSENGER STA jon, ON
einnqf. FOR tho west tud North.
Yves and in Union station. Lou
tillo. for the West and southwest.
Pullman nufet Sleeping Cars I.
Cincinnati aid LOUSY le.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
s.3oA. NJ. From GorlousNlie. daily except
sunday.
Pullman ialuot PurlOr car except
sundays from old Point.
asp NJ. From Cincinnati and LOUISVILLE
daily except sunday, Nfst OF 'N'
tom Forge. daily cast Of 'hitoh
Forge.
e05 =. NJ. From Norfolk and Old Point. daily
pO0 T. NJ FROM Cincinnati AMI Louisville
daily.
station Broad street near Seventeenth
Ticket office. Corner Tenth an nam tNa
railway station. a W. az LltN
General Passenger Agent
1T. ODfTt. General Manager
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

AFTER to-day President Cleveland
will be the only living exPresident OF
the United States. and Hannibal Hamlin
the only living ox-Nice.President True
Rutherford b Hayes is living and rails.
ing chickens, but be was al best only a
de .facto President and was never elected
10 the office
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

A DRILLING RAIN set IN yesterday even
ing in Washington threatening 10 inter.
fere seriously with The Inauguration GER
emonies to-day. Thanks 10 General
Greedy however, fair day is promised
and If the prediction is realized the big
show will go on without let or hind.
rance.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

\ NUMBER Of "perches' for inaugural
spectators have been erected on the up
per end Of Pennsylvania avenue If The
eager ana anxious ght-scers should un
fortunately crowd any one OF them TOO
heavily SO that il falls. great will be the
CONSERVATION thereby created
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04
YORk RIVER LINE


Daily rffHNl sunday
The Favorto Route ca Halumol
The steamers of this lime are m ndel- nl
beauty, elegance, aud COMFORT
+teaye edmond
1920 aud y 20 o..
Arrive Baltimore Leave baltimore
so am Nm
Arrive ltichmoud-g-u lnd -lUlU ann.
Fare hlchm1uu Go haiumOrt fifrt Jiass
g. second class. sl.r.
The York River Line affords superior as
vantAges "a business men ll enabling then 2.
leave Richmond near tue close OF the Gay b
transactions. and arrive ut Baltimore ctuf
next morning. after having en- yed tri'-
ful nights rest. free from the DUST aul noise OF
railway travel. .-
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
500. .ls- .,rs.,, 80 D." $500
Arrive Richmond, fs 81, IN
sDally. fDaily except sunday,
Depot and rCkCt-0fce lOUt OF virgins
street up Sown Office, corner Tenth and Maii
streets.
PEYTON RANDOLPH. JAS. T.. TAYLOP
Gene. At Manager. Gen. fH-sr Arep
SOL, HAAS, JOS. j.. POTTS,
Traffc Managev DIV Pass AgeDl
n0l5 Richmond va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

TIE Nashville Am.rran wants to
know if it might not Doe well 10 inquire
whether there is Republican form OF
government in those States where ID
manufacturer slave driver marches his
wage.workers 10 tbe pt@s and makes
them hold up their tickets lest they vote
their honest sentiments on the Sly
This is matter which the Fi.lv.hrst
Congress might prohtably take under
consideration
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

TIE announcement that Maggie
Mitchell has instituted proceedings Tor a
divorce from her husband Henry T
Paddock, VIII be heard with surprise
She was married on the 10Th of August.
1868 and is the mother Of two children,
a daughter Of 10 and a son OF l., DuIing
az these years the world at large has
been under The impression that she led
the happicst of family lives and was tine
most devoted of wives and mothers The
fact that the contrary is the case goes
far 10 prove that as Tar as the stage is
concerned marrying i generally "a
failure
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04
GJs Eaiiy dimrs.

VI ,lIsugp EVERY DAWN THR YEAh
ny IHE TINES ftbLts HiNG tvMr
PAvY. OFFICE Sc EAST MAIN STREET
kACkMOND. VA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04


DrCussISe the action of The bank
ruptcy convention held last weck iu 81
Louis the New York Time thinks that
the endorsement of the Lowell DID,
which came so neal passage might lead
10 practical action Itsays that the con-
dnions laid down by the report OF The
committee for the terms of d new laN
are reasonably sound and aIe fairly net
by the Lowell bill, with the exception Of
one viz. that provision should be made
for prompt and certain punishment Of
the bankrupt for all criminal acts OF
fraud The only safeguard against
fraud that is worth anything is the de-
NAL IL discharge 10 0uy insolyent per
son ~ho cannot show ailiImatively. Bog
ms books exactly what be has done witt
all monev-. and ike denial where th'
insolvent cannot pay minimum per
centage-sav onc-half-of bis debts
ANY law that throws The burden o.
proof in the case Of fraud upon credit
ors will fail first, because il is very dn
fcult for creditors % prove ta1d and
second. because obey viii rarely TAKE
that trouble when they get even por
ton of their money back Dos letting th'
insolyenl O..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

TNION CENTRAL LIFE INSUR-
u ANCE COMPANY.


YEAR ENDING THE 3lsI DAY OF DE
CENBEK lssr. OF The ACTUAL con DI-
TIoN az TUE UNION CENTRAL IIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. ORGANIZED
UNDER TIE LAWS or The STATE OF
oluO. MADE 10 THE AUDITOR or
PUBLIC ACCOUNTS FOR THE COMMON
WEALTH OF VIRGINIA. Pr RSuA Ant 10
1HE CODE OF VIRGINIA. CHAPTER q
SECTIONS l,sp AND l2ej. kLGl LAIlN6
THF REPORTS OF INsu RANCE COMPA.
MIS-.
Name OF the compnn, in full-rSIoS CES-
TRIAL I.iFF Insurance COMPANY.
Home or principal Office 81 sad company
flscfNSArf. ONO.
character 81 the company whether lie. Sc
Cidenf. casualty city cooperative association,
brotherhood. live stock. or any other a-sncia-
ton insuring llic-LIrF lNsURANCg.
President -IUHs DAVIS.
Vic President JONI " PArrisON.
Secretary f. =. MARSHALL.
Treasurer. u CLANS.
Organized and 900 'Orpurat"d-lsis
Commenced business $50.
Name Of The general agent in Virginia 20
WILLIAM II. NALENTINE.
Residence at the general agent in Virginia
RICHMOND.
The number Of policies issued .s
-1uriug the ycar ............-. -"
IN a,r'' va ''u '' ~ s5O5s.eia 10
The amount of premiums 70 .-.o.,, 81
cciv.d during the year ....+.-.-. l'fi''f'' i'
The amount OF Interest rertNcl ...,-, 80
aud aii other receipts ...-..-.-t- -''O" 90
7 be- amount Oi losses paid during 1900 o..
the year ...t......-. .tt++' A.,'.'. III
The amount 90 LOSSES unpaid 80, v o
Toe amount of expenses .-..--+.- n-l'''. 4"
The whole number Of policies ~ 49,,
iofcc.-.. ...- ...-tt .t-+ -'''"
The am0lut OF liabilities or risks ...., -.
thereon. and an other liabilities 5''N'.NNl y
Tine amount ol capital stock, IL ,...,. ..
any. ...t .+tt- -t.t.-- o.. ftf-+ i'''NV' ~
The amount of assets ana how IN . .
vested ....---- -- .-----+--.-. lftt,t' Or
Cash on nand Or ln
ihe hands of agents { l,5.les e.
Real estate owned by
rhc company ..... lt.zl1 -
United states bonds
owned cost. rs ii
fir.t mort RHEe loans
On loal estate ..... 3U8l59 %
Debts Otherwise rec
cured .......... s9fhsi B
Debts for premiums. ID',iai ~
All Ofh her securities ,nb-Z 80
Amount Of dividends paid policy
holders ............ .... ---.+--.- fi.-lt Oh
IA A
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WEST POINT ACCOMMODATIONS.
sTFAgfSHlPs
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ PANf.
STFA sIsHlPs
For NEW YoRK.

Steamers leave Richmond EVERY TUB
DAY and FRIDAY al D.m.
Steamers leave New York for hllm0u.
EVERY WEDN ESDAN .and >AIi IDA \
at3p. ~; arriving 10 Richmond NOn DAY ano
FRIDAY mornings.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 10 New York wa JHmra rlg.r
rOutc 0ncmdins meals and Naf.lt
Round trip tickets limited 40 thirty day1
after date VI issue .... ....... .......... Is H.
SieefaEe wiki subsistence. ...... q tf
3teeia1e, without subsistence. ........ b "a
Cabin fare Via Chesapeake and OHIO rail-
road. ......... IL o.
Cabin fare via Richmond and Petersburg
ltlIudl ...tst..s T. Nt
Tickets eau te ohfgluld al A ". HHffcr- .
100 Main street Chesapeake AID Ohio and
Richmond aud Petersburg depofs. ana at com
pany's Offices, III MAN street. aud wharf.
Rockets.
Frelghts forwarded and through bills % .at
Ing Issued for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily untA hour ul sailing.
Passengers leaving Richmond Ou MON
DAYS Tt EsDA vs. WEDtESDA r. THU RS
DAYS. and SAf L RDAYS hy the ChesaIea
and Ohio rail way t'ia Newpoit NewsIate.ff "a n'
and by Richmond ard Peter Yuig railroad
same day. al l0.5s an. VIII make CONNECTION
At NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE W. ALLEN s. Co.. ADents.
No. 1901 NHIn street. and
giY le-tf Company Wharf. hocketls.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

REPUBLICAN SIMPLICITY to-Where
does Republican simplicity lodge at
present, The Inauguration ball caterer
has collected ierrapin by the thousand
aud bought champagne by the great
gross But where is The hard cider. such
as lowed in the campaign of 1910,
" here is the pie. most solid OF American
staples most sturdy OF American dishes
Plenty Of pie OF the vintage OF 1910 on
earlier is still on sale in some OF the
restaurants of this city Why has Caterer
Boldt neglected 10 procure ity-Aec
lork Saa
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

All This talk about national flower
for this country Is superiuous. OF
course the only flower suitable to be the
emblem OF the United States is the
Chicago Meas.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04
DEDMONT AIR-LINE.

RICHMOND x DANvILLE RAlIR0AD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
The SOU III.
PULLMAN sLEEPEh~ ON ALL NiGHj
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE EFFECr IEnY. b lE0
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

SURPRISING NUMBER OF OcTosooNs
The next census will enumerate the
colored people under four classes--full
Oloods, mulattoes, quadroons and oclo.
rooms In the last census only two
classes We're embraced. negroes and mu.
laitoes The country will probably be
surprised al the number of octoroons.-
CoUrisr-J0urnai
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

Romlttanccs should be maze ny u'a''S'
checks. uostofhce orders OF registered ''''''
PAYABLE 10 ,
Richmond. Wa.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04
ADVERTISING RATES.

- Reading notices IN reading matter 'yle'
Il cents per line Nonparei- loaded. Il cents
per line.
Wants. Marriage and dee;n notices. moi
evcocdlns eight lines. p cents each iuserti IA.
ss-spccial contract rates furnished on up
pboation.
Auction sales. legal Notices and amnse
,p.nt Advertisements 81 per inch each In
.ertion.
Rejected communications VIII not 10 re-
turned.
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CONNECTIONS.


Train No 70 connects daily ~ koysvl.
tor Chase City, GAINESVILLE, nnt Oxford
Durham, Hendc. -Ou uud Raleigh CON
meets ~ Greensboro tor Durham
Raleigh, Salem. aud Winston and on points ur
North Carolina ID vision, nt salisbury i1r Ash
lille, Hot Springs and a points iu Western
North Carolina, and 40 Charlotte Tor e. q
4. x. h.
Traln No 62 connects daily at Greens
boro' tor salem. Winston. Raleigh. Gold,
bOrO'. and h0rehcad lty 90 salisbury .o.
Asheylie. Hot Springs. and al points DO
Western North Carolina; ar Charlotte Nltf
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad Zoo
Columbia. Augusta. Axiom, Charleston, cNf'
nah. ThOmasylle, Ga. iacksonFiI. aud otne'
Florida points; also with Carolina Dcn'w
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the S0utn arrive Al hlch,non.
5:lss.ul. and $50 pm.
tAMRLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave Richmond ..... .........t....- N' Nil
Arrive RICHMOND. ............. $500. b ti An
GLOVER ACCOMMODATES.
Leave Richmond .......... NI'H m
Arrive Manchester ........ fN t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04
irHR DAriy TINES.
CITY DELIVERY.

Delivered In An, psrt OF the CITY an" nm"
chester by carriers nj re cents per wceh'
Persons desiring the TINES oei''e'o' -
,ha.r homes can secure II by postal oaid ief
ucst or order through telephone NO P'''
when deliver. ire. a,ar Immediate com
.,s,ot sho,,ld BE- made 10 the once. The al
dress may be changed ~ desired II cur y
taken In sli cases to mention the ola ""o "o"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-04

TRuNpFr Gail TO BATTLE. Mr..
Gladstone great speech ia arrairn.
ment of the Irish policy OF The English
Government sounds ike d trumpet call
To- battle Us logic is unmswerable Us
array oi fact, pi,iless and inexoiable.
and 'is predictions of coming doom so
strongly in keeping with The evident
trend of events that We may well feel
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