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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

dent. and state ENchangcs-Paragra
aud Editorial Opinion. Clipped. Com
piled aud Condensed From Home Papers
Correspondence Of the Tines
WYTHEyILLE. Va, August VA
half-dozen days Of perfect weather.
without even a shower. have area up
our streets and roads and filled them
with carriages. equestrlans ana peues-
trans. all merrIly determined 10 eN-
tract enough enjoyment out OF the clear
skies and cool breezes to repay them Tor
the clouds and mud Of past uncertain
days.
Reservoir Park. in which is situa-
ted the reservoir of our new
water-works. is being graded and
leyelled. and will be planted IN
grass and trees, transforming an un-
slightly old lot into a pretty green
square. On trial of the pump to be
employed i'm the new water-works, last
week. 10 was found to have a force more
than sufficient To throw water over me
highest building in town.
In a few more weeks the water
works and the electric plant will be m
operation and Wytheville will then be
the be,t watered, the best lighted and
thu best paved town in Southwest Nir-
ginia.
Mrs. Williamson McGavock died at
her home. in the east end of Wythe
county. on last Sunday. Mrs. McGa-
vOck was a sister Of Mr.. David Z. era
am. OF this county. and was widely
known and much beloved 10y large
circle OF friends and relations.
Mrs. Thomas Boiling and her sister.
Mrs. Enders. Of your city. are at pres
cnt stopping in Wytheyille.
The Misses Henning. Of Richmond.
are visiting the Misses Kent.
Miss Curtis Is a guest of Miss Royal.
niece If Colonel X. +. WiheTs. and
Mrs and Mss Sims are at Mrs. Rich 3
boardii g-house.
| have not heard a single objection
raised 90 the ticket nominated by the
recent Democratic Convention, and |
think there will be no difficulty in car
rymg Southwest Virginia with such
men as Mckinney, Tyler. and Scott to
lead the party.
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Train no so connects daily 40 korsrils
ion Chase City, CluksvLe. and oxford
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh COZ
necfs A. Greensboro for Durham
Raleigh. Salem. 0nd Winston, end 1II points OBJ
North Carolina Division. Of Salisbury f0r A DO
vile. Hot Springs and au points in htster-
North Carolina. sul 40 Charlotte for e.. q 3
A. H.. T..
Train No. 81 connects daily 40 Greens
boroi for Salem. Winston. RI leigh. Colds
borO'. and MOrehcal City; at Salisbury lOl
Asheviuc Hot Springs. and an u0'pta %
Western North Carolina; no Charlotte viii
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta rn. road Ini
l0lum n.a Augusta. Aiken. Charleston. swan
nah. IhOmHsNiilc. Ca, JacksOuf lie and Other
Florida points, also with Carolina Ceufra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains ir0ia the south arrive ~ RicnnOnc
l.l5a Boo. and $3.50 pm.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

A. will be seen inan article copied in
another column, the World proposes to
60 for the seal skin monopoly, that has
enjoyed the rich privileges Of catching
about one million seals, worth Sj a
piece, for the royalty OF about $50, 900.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22
A RrNEElcENr lNsrITuIloN.

The Orphan Asyium a' 'orsicana. Tex.
lately Formally Thrown Open.
Several years ago the Texas state lcgis-
laiurc set aside portion Of the public
domain. the proceeds Of the sale of
which were TO be devoted to the erection
Of a state. orphan asylum az soon as
proper site should be chosen. The site
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

The Wsshi igton P0st publishes al
idealised portrait of Malone.
Please see PUck's accepted portrait
aud the ether portraits Of Malone in the
Post four yelrs ago.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

Rawley water is the best remedy in
maladiss peculiar 10 females and in
general Tor all diseases caused by
poverty OF the blood or debility of the
nervous system. Hotel open until
NoYs@Ser lst. sul6 cod AT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

SALESMEN. WE WANT A FEW
- reliable men To travel and sell our goods.
No previous experience necessary. Pcrma-
nent position, salary $3.50 per day. Wages
and travelling expenses In advance Goods
staple and sell on signt. Business light, easy
genteel. Address, with stamp, CONF.
MENTAL MIG CO, Cincinnati, y,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

LANBi, good. la fact II is sacri-
a i'll symbol that we'll suits the ami
NAL show at Norfolk. but it will never
~ asgi Of the promised land.
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RAtLhOAb4
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

NORFOLK AND 3D., W y mil
~ nary rphe yNg TO NORFOLK.
r yW3 Paw FTaRh IKE 60 TO LYNcH6URo.
scurnlTI'E IN EFFECT NAY -, ls'9'
LEAVE RICHMOND. .,..,-o
q:tO A. NJ Daily. ria Richmond ard fet'l'9isS -
railroad. Leaves Petersburg ~
A. NJ. daily; arrive NOTION ~
GINA Daily. via Richmond and Pctefs6,u1.r1s.
railroad Arrive 0t Petersburg W.
AN No. leaves fetcf,putt ,.
A. n for farmvIlic. LynchteIf
Roanoko. Bristol, Knoxville. ana AL
noirfs south and West THROUGH
COACH TO RADFOkD.
20 y. n. Daily. ria Richmond and fettfsruit
railroad. Arrives 40 fcfcrshNk a'
7.T0 L. H. leaves frforshu-f 0.lV
NJ daily arriving Norfolk lN.N
M. THROUGH CAR TO NOh
FOLK.
railroad. arriving et Petersburg al
80 =. M..c0rurcfing with Train NO
!. leaving Petersburg 40 $50 i. "
Tor farmVllc. Lynchburg, Roanoke,
POoahOnt0s. Bristol. Knoxville, Chat
tano0ga and all points South ano
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOIMODA
TlONS.
No. l-SlofTing-car Petersburg 10 bristo
without change, leaving Petersburg daily Al
1fj 2. n. Pullman sleeper Lynchburg q
Memphis, without change.
No. Pullman sleeper Lynchburg 70 NeN
Orleans, and Roanoke 10 Chattanooga without
change.
Tickets. baggsgc-checls. and all information
can boz obtained at Richmond and Pofersnurs
Railroad depot. A. W. CARRIERS, 10 Mar
street. and AZ the Company's Office 'l Eas'
Main street. ....,.,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES G. EDDY, Nce-Prosdent.
General office. kOauO ke. Va.
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RAILROADS.


RlChMOND, FREDERTCKgnfDc
- AND POTOMAC RAfIRntD+ 80 ,tp
comIsencing APRIL z.sf. l~s a,.,,.-e
IS- an. leaves BYRD streofstafi.r f,f-..
Oily ~ fll.tn1 Junction ..
and FfctorlcssIlay sao.rr
washington anl hrr Y0r.
iio' em- i'atos Byrd etrcct station daily OH,
cflf SUNDAY re
go N. leaves byrd.sreet static. s..-
Size per fD nfY b .rk.
30 am. strives ai Byrd lfrorf station .....
sleeper from Rev YORK.
Us pm. arrives ~ Byrd. street st.fir- ALL.
stops az frrNrIff .IlI. u..
junction IuI AsnI q. ..lorar f.
"asfIrgif % ana New York
iysV pm. arrives M kvri.siroof station f..-
except sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY grCrr- susDAYs.
of' am. leaves h.oa. Arrives at Ashar. ..
4i4 800.
~ pt1. accommodate, leaves Brrf rf. .,
tlhLon Strives af Ashland. .f r..
Gus PM .,sf.s hiba arrives q. Ashland a.
5.i5 am. arrives k.ha. Leaves AsharIa
am.
go an. accommodation. 1rr es 40 nr-t
street station; leaves Asbsnfsf-
$50 pm. srriyes at E.oa leaves Ashland At
&. A. TAYLOR. General Ticket ags,t
Y T. ID. MYERS. Genera. SUPERINTENDENT.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

We do not remember any Democratic
ticket ever nominated in the State that
gave more universal satisfaction or was
more enthusiastically received by the
, eople than has been Mckinney. Tyler
and Scott. 1t is PROFESSIONALLY strong
irrff
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

sahaI-
NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CON
~ pANY.


. =
FOX NEW YORK..
Steamers leava R'enaoud EVERY TUBS
/ DAY and FRIDAY at DIN.
Steamers leuv' REV York for Nctmon.
EVERY WEDNESDAY, and SATDHDAi
ttI %. m.: arrivIurIu Richmond MON DA / ans
tkiDAA mornings.
Passenger accommodations lrourpaerod.
Cabin itra to sew f.I, y.a james rivsr
route InliulIua meals uUI n.Ifll. ....s a. ID
hound-f-ip tcAers limited Go thirty days
sitter date Oi ifsIe. .... t.........t IL p
steerugC with 9nEI Observation-Disclosures H if
-'etiist, NitHot- 7A'aI slfi.cet ........ N
lar'n faie via Ca slpeaac sId Ohio rlil-
fla4t.s.tt. ...t.....t.t I'D t
CABIN fare Via Richmond ald Petersburg
fHI IINil .sts.s...t.s II. I|
V.otots -an be- obtained at q. W. Garbors
I,,D Plaza street, Chesapeake and Ohio 4lC
K 0ulOud and Petersburg l..ois. and 40 coca
ptlf ouiccl, l.yl nlin street, and wharf
Rockets.
F,eslls forwarded end through bills Of .ad
ils issued ior points beyond New York.
Freight received daily unll hour 0i sa.l ~
Passengers leaving Richmond Ou MON.
DAYs.ID rtDA l..N EDN hsDAYs.TnD IDS
DAYS. AID rAtl HDAf1 h. the ClraapoA At
Is OhiomiHas ('ia Newport Newsllt $500 CO.,.
snd pm 0y hicnmond and Petersburg rl-
rlso same day 40 so i.l.., Will g'ase C0ureO
-iO' at NORFOLK With steamer leaving those
days.
GEORGE ". ALLEN s. Co.. Agents,
no. 1901 Main street. and
BY i9-tf Comualf'- VI hA4l. Rockets
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COY.
PAtf5
JAMES RIVER LINK FOR
OLD POINT, NDhtOLk. PORTS NDl Tn.
NhN PORT nhW@. CLANLhOhI,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
In1, DIRECT.
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHAhdEOE
ANY kIND.
CONNECTIONS:
AtOLD POINT. NORFOLK. closely withaU
lines Tor hA.uIore. Pnilsdl. pima. ana Nee
ork samo afternoon. also. 40 Norfolk iOI
asteru NOrif Carolina anu the south.
At NEW PORT NEWS Tor haml ton. and
smthned. Va.
And at CLARENONT with the Atlantic
DAnyilie railroad Tor Wayeriv. HicEsiord. &C
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIyEn uY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOURIST LINE.
J MESIOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAh
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LEss TRAN HALF CHARGED By
RAIL LINES.
flhSl-CLAS5 MEALS
Tie elegant and fact steamer
ARIEL
carrying United States Main,
CAPTAIN DEfD.
leaves Richmond every
WfDN ksDAY. AND FRIDAY
AT An. lSlkLEI-CAh5 CONNECT Ia
r L IL IlMhl for above uamel places. aIrly-
.ng at Norfolk about 30 pm. Returning
The steamer leaves Norfolk. Ola Point ano
Newport News on alternate days, arriving al |
about 1.u p.m.
Through tickets 20 above named points OF
safe on steamer and 90 Carriers Agency, No +
lOI NAN street. Baggage checked tn4Ougr
STAIE.kOOAs ENGAGED FOh DAY
OK NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily tor Norfolk. PCrts.
MOUTH, amltnuelc. HAMPTON, Old Point. Nav.
'rly, and hlcssiOrd. Va. Washington, ID. e.. +
sew0erne, Washington. aud Iar0or0. n e..
NJ Citations on Atlantic x Danylllc railroad.
eabOAft Roanoke railroad. Norfolk south.
m railroad. and Eastern North CarO.ius
generally also, for Eastern Shore of Virgins
I'D an regular .EndiDgs on the James live5
I LOW ESr RATES. and through bills 10
ued.
LUCIEN .. TATuN. Vice President,
No. lli1 Main street and Rockstls,
RVIs WsIslGER, Freight and Passenger Ast
tr1y.l.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

PRINCE RUSsELL.-Mr Russell b. Har-
rison leaves the wondering Old World
to day and starts for his native shores.
The steamer that carries this elastic aud
pervaslve younker has the most impress
sive Job that has been entrusted to any
boat since the days of the famous dory
that carried Caesar and his fortunes.
Besides the Republican policy, fine
Blackstone, given him by the Shah. a
napkin marked ~. r. and a diary
chock full of "reminiscences of Nobs That
lie Has Met. the Marks Of Montana
brings with him choice lot of English
Trouserings in the Latest London STYLE.
SO that the meeting between him and
Wanamaker will be doubly affecting.
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1bt Bailp Gintfa.
PUBLISHED by THE TIMES COMPANY,
OFFICE: oOi EAST MAIN STREET.
MClINOND. VA.
THE DAILY TINES
lIIY DELIVERY.

CRY DELIVERY.
Delivered IN any part OF shs city and hsn-
chester by carriers AT IA cents per wesf.
Persons desiring Tho IINrs dsnvsrsd -
L cir homes can secure II by postal card re-
quest or order through telephone Ne. $40
when delivery Is irregular immediate com
/, iaint should be madc to the ofiise. The nd
.ircss may bc changed rs desired, " care oe
taken In all cases 10 mention tho old snd
hew address
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STATE POLITICS.
Press Comments ON the situation.
~ lncnrsler NaMs.L

iN~@ bilHitii~ ON the ~iluAAlONs
Winchester News.
In these nominations is justified th,
wisdom of the largest and perhap
most intelligent conventions Of the
Young Democracy that ever assemble,
80 Virginia.
The battle il before us and we mus
work woodwork: but the music o
victory is in the AR.
ILynchbuIg Advance.
We do not remember any Democrat,
ticket ever nominated in the State thai
gave more universal satisfaction or wa,
more enthusiastically received by the
eOple than has been Mckinney. Tylel
ani Scott. 1t is PROFESSIONALLY a strong
ickct.
Fredericksburg star
Richard +. Beirne. the chivalrous.
courteous and able editor and owner OF
the State. was the first TO announce an
appointment TO speak IN the present
canvass IL every Democrat in the
State will discharge his duty in this
campaign as fully ~ this distinguished
Nirginian will discharge his. a glorious
Democratic victory Will be achieved.
Norfolk virplniaul
Democrats Of Virginia. can we doubt
OF victory when We have so much To
fight for Ii this great battle is lost il
Is through our own fault. Organize for
victory Organize in every precinct.
m every city and county. Organize in
every home, and. stirred by the sacred
hess OF a duty so pregnant with the fate
of all that is 80 dear, we will win the
iieht, win IL, for I'VE are afraid to
Lose. but lis not fear that makes
towards, but brave meu.
Providence Journal. Rep
THE best argument in favor Of the
Democratic party of Virginia is that
Malone Is It's alternative.
ILsnehbure Nifgnian.l
Major j. Hoge Tyler, candidate ION
Lieutenant Governor, passed through
he city yesterday by the Norfolk and
" estern train. eH route to his home In
Pulaski. and was met at the depot by a
number Of gentlemen who extended |
heir congratulations 10 him. Since the |
convention he has been in Caroline /
.ouuty visiting his father, whois 81 fer
ng with paralysis. Major Tyler looks
veil himself. except that he is still limp
ng from hurt TO his ankle. He saws il
vii take a week 10 get his matters AT
Ome IA shape fer leaving. but that after
hat time he will be ready for the field.
ie expects to keep up pretty active
anyass till the campaign is ended, and
opes he will be ordered mainly to the
alley and Piedmont counties. A good
aport may be expected of Major Tyler.
r he Is going 10 put in some telling
cks.
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DIEDMONT AIRLINE.


RICHMOND & DANvILLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICK Est ROUIE 10
THE SOUTH.
PULLMAN sLEEPERS on ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
SCHEDULE is LFfECr AUGUSTUS. 1883.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

is hi0an ,ea~. A,..~.l..
So sD am N..,-m -0r..,
90 rn.lnr m..t r.
e. - pm 1.a pm. esaf Na.
pt pm.
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Ne. petereb,r. p,chmors
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e. .r.s om i. r~ ft,...i
d- ftIUpm. s5l in Ac.lrr
'Da-ly. fDaIy Except snntly
STOPPING PLACES
ON signal .. az e, OeaIre..t $50. .s ...
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go, $50 '. ''' nna ' s,ol aIa
nrrr,,...
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On Tmns Nrs. L. ana d ......., .... d..
tween New YORK ... ..,.
suuyIili. On Turr I .- -
bro cars between N... yf. ..rI i.I..
81. Ou Train No. g.. ...,u.....rs I..,...
New York aud Jacksonville. Un I.n
30 sIHHTIng. gears between N......t..
Savannah
rtfro .-ry a., ..4. .,......
'h- oNIl AL1-"A iL LIMB io NORFOLK
Richmond. .ei3am. NORFOLK +. ,r
,o-,,-e "a. '.o
NoTr, s,l.' 1871 2m. Richmond. ... ..
Tor F.r,,.IIe ,.-,.'... ''
western foiris ,-.i F. u s..f.'r. ,.....
aud Western railroad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

A-a - hI..Nf
e.cl.l.-i' s.. GRO. 1.r''Ia Un
Richmond, 'aNpn. h0r.I. I..
horio.k, ft au. Richmond D..
Norfolk, fl-I 1m. If..Ir... . .
These trims aIsl mike I..ts r....
Tor IarliNIe. Lyuclturs. and
western points art 4.I stations On I.. D. .
and Western railroad
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

fAMELlA COURTHOUSE TRAIN.
Leave RichnonJ.... ............... 10 o.a
tCLovfn Accommodates.
Leave Richmond ............ ....... .. b 20 t.1
Arrive Manchester Observation-Disclosures. l.lO p.u
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

GIVE THE OLD Man A CHANCE.-Cer-
tain evil-mindcd and designing persons
arc striving TO raise an issue dispute.
contention and quarrel over the origin
of the name OF America. Rejecting and
ilouting the tradition that America Is q
modification Of the baptismal and
Christian name of that hardy sailor.
Almerico Nespucci. who had the hardi-
hood 20 follow in the track Of the inn
mortal Columbus and HE him home
ward to write log book that he might
take 10 himself the credit while COlum-
bus was a-dscOvering, these wights do
entangle the wits Of lowly minded vii
Indian and local nomeuclature-tO-wit:
That America is but changing from
Amerique. the Indian name Tor noun
tains near Lake Nicaragua, which
Amerique signifies in the MAYA tongue
The windy country. - ldsh"'9fo"
Post.
Nor THE "HERALD's' Four Hun
DRIED. Oar bashful neighbor. the Her.
aid. admits that The McAllister "ac-
qulrcd some renOwn by using the term
The -Four Hundred. indicating thereby
the limits Of the best society Of New
York But our contemporary S we'll
known devotion TO truth OvercOmes IFS
modesty. and impels it to disclose the
fact that the expression was borrowed
by McAilister from its columns. 10 thus
supports the charge Of plagiarism OF the
"crisp phrase
AS long ago as 1860. on the occasion
Of the Prince Of Wales visit, it was
used in a Herald editorial as appropriate
to that selee, few of uppertendOm who
constitute the creme de Ia creme. '-Aew
York star.
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VIRGINIA ITEMS.
NEWS AND NOTES FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE

Furnished by the Times" Corrcspon-
dents and state ENchangcs-Paragrs
aud Editorial Opinion. Clipped. Com
piled aud Condensed From Home Papers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

AtOLD POINT NORFOLK. closely With all
lines Tor bA.ua-ore, fui.sd- pima, sni NeH
ork samo afternoon; also. at Norfolk lDT
a.teru N0iii Carolina anu the south.
Al nLW PORT NEWS Tor hanl ton, and
smithrold. Va.
And az CLARKMONI With the Atlantic 5
DAnvllle railroad for Nayeriv. HicE6ford. &C
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
PlTHY PARAGRAPHS
BY PEERLESS PENMEN

Malone or Iamb-f.iVc the Old Man n
Chance Not the "HeraId'-" Four Hun
drcd-The Colorrd EeNolt-t scotch Cut
ferthat Can >ail-Othcr Topics.
MAMONE OR LAMB. BY common con-
sent the choice of the convention for
governor will fall upon William Ma
hone If he shall conclude TO accept the
place. Otherwise the distinction Is
likely 10 fail upon Col. William Lamb,
of Norfolk. or Congressman Henry
Bowen. Of Tazewell, both men Of recog-
nized ability and universal popularity.
Other candidates may be suggested. but
these are prominently in the lead
Washington Post.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22
Norfolk Vireiniau.


TIE best argument in favor of the
Democratic party of Virginia is that
Malone Is its alternative.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-22

FRAUD PENSIONS Not content Will
reckless re ratings which have exhaust
ed the pension appropriation and bid
fair to run the cost of the list up t.
500 OO0.0 this year-a sum nearly
equal 10 the annual cost of the enor-
nous standing army Of Germany the
law assistant of the depaftme has re-
scinded the just and salutary rule that
"dish0uorshle discharge Is bar 10
pc sion. Mr.. Bussey holds that the
character OF a soldiers discharge eau
not affect his claim for pension on ac
count Of disabilities. ~ Exchange.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-16

THE ARKAN: was quiet time. Freight locomotives were sent to round houses and were thoroughly gone over and repaired and fixed m good shape for the time when freight trains would be running again. Men were put on the road. bed and the track was made even more per feet than it had been before. There were general repairs all along the line. No com. munication had come to the president of the N, Y. X /. road from the president of the rival line. He had a bad quarter of an hour with his tra fic manager. He found that the road was simply blocked up with freight, and that on the freight they were taking they were not only not making any profits but were losing on every ton that was carried from Chicago to the seaport, while their great rivals were having a good time m repairing
The Arkansaw traveler., 1889-11-16
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freshly ironed pocket handkerchief and bw the exhAiations Of monkeys. dogs. easa. horsas, GuineA pigs, cattle. and wild amimalaL wo aoeoiuts cure is known except removal Co an exempt locality. Of the many pAlllAtives e. c@tne h most effective. but this ls . dangerous drug. and brucine and menthol are reoom. mended In It's place The paroxysms may sometimes be repressed by mental effort. or by removal toa dark room may be amellorntad Female convicts.
 Oompulsion is the woman oonviet,a drop os sitterness- The complete mortiao.t,on of that harmless sort Of vanity which ails so much Of woman's life makes her durano. doubiy vile All her nne feathers are .saeri. "0ou rnthlessly. Her hair, which she has apostolic authority for regarding as an orna- ment. is shorn Of It's last locks as soon as her cell hAs been allotted to her; and the face which has gaEed with perfect passiv eness, al- most to arouse a oountry's admiration, and the tongue that has been mute under the And. ing of jury and sentence Of judge, are raised to plead patheticaliy with the holder Of the sctssors. while the corridors sometimes ring again to the piercing cries for . sparing pity As the memorable sheArers gather their har- vest of curls. But spring returns, and the hair renews Itself. and before the next shear. ing day the girls grumble that Q thoughtless administration provides them with no hair. pins- One woman. whose hair continued to be uspicioualy respiend ent aa of m macaanar A fer
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Then a communication came from the presi. dent of the N. |. X z. road to the president of the A. F. X (. road. He asked if there was any reason why the ght should be continued longer. The president of the A F. & c road | blandly replied that he hadn't begun it This was the beginning of negotiations. The next day freight rates went up to their usual hg ! ure and the ght was ended. Not dollar Of | the S3 0O0. GOO had been touched. The railroad which did not begin the fight was in better condition than ever for carrying freight. The l road that did begin it had lost good deal of money, thrown itself all out of gear accumu lated freight that would take some weeks to get shipped 10 where it was intended, and so, all in all, if anybody regretted the light. it was not the president of the A., E. X C road Detroit Free Press
 Our Every-Day Fruit.
 With a supply of apples in store, VIC kee | the summer with us, there Is the fresh green of May leaves the warmth of red June skies, the golden color of summer sunshine, and there a reelection of autumn tints. The sight or the fragrance of an apple will sometimes bring back scenes of many years ago. Recall. ing summer days when life seemed one long Aytime autumn sunsets and winter even. ings. the noon hour in the little school house when the rosiest apple was selected for some girlish sweetheart. Memories as pure and sweet as the blossoms that still come year after year m the old orchard. As the seasons come and go. the tint and fragrance of flower and flavor of fruit Is ever the same. though hearts may change and fortune may be tickle
 "But," says the busy housewife. "such thoughts are not of every day use Tn this work a-day world. Contemplating an orchard
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MORTIS DI0NITAS.
 BY RICHARD E. BURTON. Here lies a common man. His horny hands, Crossed meekly as a maids upon his breast, Show marks of toll. and by his general dress You judge i'm to have been an artisan. Doubtless, could all his life be written out. The story would not thrill nor start tear;