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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18
LEE CAMP SOLDIERS HOME,
RICHMOND. VA. November ?, ISIS.


VunuicW Medicine Company
Gents.-Some eight years ago ! was at,
tackled with ~ciatica, and suffered Tor severn
daXs at "a time the most agoniling PAIN IL
continued getting worse. although receiving
the best medical treatment and using almo,t
cycrv.rcmedy that was suggested. nnally
got 80 had OFF and suffered 80 much was un-
able 20 attend 20 any business, and went 10
the "~oldicrs' Home" \ short time AFTER
being there. TN reading the Atlanta COaAnn-
nan. I SAW your DNNlCjIIS kHEl =
MArIC CURE advertised and 50 highly
recommended by citizens OF Atlanta that
M once wrote To YOU for some, and IN a lew
DAVIS rec. iyod three bottles. | commenced
tailiue IL as soon as receive >, and before one
bottle had been used / felt It's Dement'S. /
took the other two bottles and scarcely ever
ten pain. AsceitaininY that this GhhAI
AND ONLY CURE SClAIlCA and RlIEJ-
NArl~N was for sale by OWENS & MINOR,
bought one bottle more and used that. and
since then feel Ike a new man, without
raift. from that unbearable disease, StlAI-
ICN. and / chccrfully recommend II to all
afflicted with Scidtica or rheumatism as
SURE CURE. Respectfully. .,.......,.....,,
T.. ". HUNGERFORD.
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HUNNICUTT'S
RHEUMATIC CURE

Acnlnst the world for all impurities Of the
blood and diseases Of the kidneys and skin.
u is absolutely an infallhlc cure for Kheu-
matism in all It's forms.
We do not refer TO people In some remote
and Inaccessible place, but give you the ties
timony II your nionds and neighbors. Here
is the proof:
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HulliCItt'S Rheumatic Cure.

mmlliblc cure for rheumatism. sciatica.
Neuralgia. and an diseases Of the Blood.
skin and Kidneys. For sale by druggists
no one dollar per bottle; SIX boxes for five
dollars. send for book OF testimonials free.
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OFFERINGS.
Wheat 242 bushels.
Corn-3 800 bushels.
Oats. $50 bushels.
Rye-36 bushels.
Orchard grass and seed-lOO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry, p bushels for
seed on private terms Mixed, 4G bush
els good at 7jc 5 bushels fair at 72c.:
40 bushels fair at 70c.: 20 bushels
common at Csc. Shortberry, 346 bush
els good at 75c.; As bushels fair at 52c. ;
$50 bushels fair at 70c.; l3S bushels fair
at co.; 60 bushels common at SIC; 35S
bushels common a. Gjc.: 100 bushels
common at G2c., AS bushels common at
G0c.. 26 bushels common at 55,. Total
sales Of Of wheat .056 bushels.
ats-Winter, 80 bushels good on
private terms.
Rye-35 bushels very good at 54c.
COTTON REPORT.
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OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
OPP. rosroFFIcE' RICHMOND VA.
OUR SOCK OF MINERAL WATERS

is large and complete, embracing all the DO
nestle and Imported Waters used in this Sec
ton. Ne are agents for the sale Of the
FARNNII.It LlIHIA WATER and the
celebrated CHASE CITY MINERAL VA
ER. which We sell by the gallon and deliver
free in amy part of the city.
Persons using Lamps viii consult their
safety by burning our ELtClKlC-LlGlil
SAFELY Ola very high test, OdOrless and
economical oil.
lfyou wish q clean mouth. sweet breath
and healthy gums. Use OWENS & MINORS
PHLNOL SOUTH. WASH, which. together
with our kAIODONI IOOlH-POM DER
forms the best dentifrice known.
We keep all kinds OF HAIR BRUSHES,
C.OIlIfS BRUSHES, FLESH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES. NAIL BRUSHES. TOOTH
BRUSHES. COMBS. ETC., etc. and, I'm fact
everything found ina inst class retail Drug
store
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS are an
especial feature Of our business. and cOmpe-
tent Pharmacists are always on hand. day
and night, 10 attend all wants in this depart
mcnt.
AllOiders by mail for DGl GS, MEDICINES,
pAINT- OILS. WINDOW GLASS Will receive
our prompt attention.
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Richmond stock Market.

Reported 10y John L. Williams a son
bankers and brokers, Ne. iii Main street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VIRGIN AN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF TIFF CRY OF RICHMOND
AUGUST 9TH. 1852:
julien ........Piainiil.
against
james II. Jenkins and William Brown las 10
In debt and upon an attachment returned
executed
Tho object Of this suit rs to recover against
the defendants the sum of Sill Nith interest
at the rate az per tcutum pr anuum nom
March f. 1850, until paid. and io attach the
estate OF the said defendant. " William Brown.
I'm the city Of Richmond. and subject the
same 10 tine payment of the plaintiffs claim.
And affidavit having been made auG ficd.
that 10 the best II the atlantis belief the
said defendant. W iliiam Brown. Is not q resi-
dent ~ this state 10 Is ordered that be appear
hear within fifteen days after Cue publication
hereof and do what g., niece ssary 10 protect
his interest in this suit.
\ copy-IeSfc.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
JAMES l.. ASDERsON. Pa. au---Mfw
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ALLEN & CENTER.
CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO MAsUFAorURERs
RICHMOND. Va.
FatiOrisS 9Th and Cayapd lib and Cary SIS.

CIGARETTEs.-Rich Straight Gu
No. 1 the original brand. Virginia lirights
Opera fntf-, and Othcr popular brands.
SMOKING TOBACCO. Richmond Gem,
Curly. Cur, Richmond Straight Cut, old
Rip Long Cut, Dixie Chop Cut, Smoking
Mixtures lcurly cut and grnulat,il. and Cal
Plug robaccos, &c. Ac. All prepared from
he choicest tObaccO5 prOcumDie.
NH 25-tf ALLEN y GINTER
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Reported bye. W. Branch & co., bankers
and brokers, No. III 1 Main street.
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". Il. LYONS, Barber.
-. Charles Hotel, Richmond. Va.

Don't put on until tomorrow that which
YOU aught To 40 to-day. "-Pr0r.
Don't put OF taking pr. DAVIDS COUGH
SYRUP until your cough has settled deep In
10 your lungs, - WISDOM.
IAN ounce OF preventative is better than a
pound OF ure 30 u bottle OF DIR. DAVlD'S
COUGH SYRUP Is better than hundred
worthless compounds
sick Heaaache permanently eure1 by II.
DAVID'S LtVEK PILLS. ~ ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-18
IN NEW KENT CIRCUIT COURT
~ Gil ANCIRl;
+. Ball against W ". Gordon. per-. rep. Of
Henry webb, deceased.

iErfraf lom decrle Of 2oh Cci.5or. lsss.l
on consideration whereof ne court doth
adiudge. order and decree that this cause be
referred tO one OF the commissioners of this
court 10 take. state and settle ihc following
accounts;
l. An account Of ile transact ions OF ". ".
Gordon. administrator OF Henry Webb and
showing what cause and what hy duo dill
gencc mi1ht have come INTO hls hands rs
such administrator. and said 81 W. Gordon.
administrator as aforesaid. B., hereby directed
10 produce before said commissioner all
books. accounts, vouchers &C.. relating tO
said administration. ln order fO enable said
commissioner 90 state said accounts.
>. An account Of debts Of said Henry Webb,
deceased. giving amounts. dignity, priority,
&c. OF same.
g. An account of the real estate OF said
Henry Webb. deceased. giving description of
same, a>certalnng amount and fee
simple value of same.
Extract Jr0m decree ri 2-h iprH $780,
II IS adiudgod. ordered and docrced that
Thomas Barham. one Of fle commission D.
in chaucery of this court proceed 10 take.
state and settle tine accounts directed uy de-
cree entered iu This cause Ou fhe Doth DCiO-
her. IsSs. and said comm '-siHurr shall, be-
fore taking said accounts. publish notice OF
time and plac 0fttkiny said accounts once 70
week for four successive weeks iu some fou-
venicnt newspaper. which publication, as
aforesaid. shall Dee equivalent iD prfs nal sell
Vice of notice I'D all the PARTIES % fhis suit.
and said commissioner shall also take tine
following account, after giving notice as
aforesaid.
An account of what would tr a reasonable
Zee ~ NJ. H. Barnes for his trouble lu prose-
cutting this cause. 20 Doe paid hy tlc parties
prOVieg their claims boo chs suit aud getting
benefit Of same, and the court reserves.
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Baltimore stock Market.
by Telegraph
BALTIMORE. September 17.-Nirgisia
consols, SO; do. threes, 6S.
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PRE- STON BE L v N,
FINE ART FUR I'm Il'O III
No. 18 Governor Street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.
WHAT CURES ?

As medicine Of GENUINEMERlr we place
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READ READ READ -!

RICHMOND, Va April p, 1856.
Mr - t. Hurry. chase Cify. "a:
Ny Dear Slr,-I have used with special
benefit. for relicfOf the kidneys OF an excess
ofuric acid. ana other equity indications. and
as "a preventative OF indigo stiOn. the Chase
CITY Mineral Water. and commend II without
hesitation. The water at the same time Is
delightisl 10 the taste.
JOHN OFT.
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COTTON REPORT.
Market firm

MIL htt liiiuf
Notwithstanding. 1C.c.: low
middling, l0tc.; good ordinary
g5c.
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The steamship City of Lincoln, from
Hamburg. which arrived from Boston few
days ago, brought for frm In that city
. ,237 packages and the duties amount 10
over $40. 900. The Invoices number 225. and
aggregate l. feet In length. IL took the en-
try clerk six days. working from : TO II, 10
make out the invoice bill. IL was the largest
ever received at the Boston
custom-house on one vessel for ono firn.
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\ perfect cure Of Dyspepsia
RICHMOND, VA, April 30, 1886.
NJ w. T.. Hardy;
Dear >ir,-I have been afflicted with dys-
pepsia for many years. and tire teddy intelll-
gent physicians who prescribed various
remedies but experienced no relief until
used your Chase city Mineral Water. Ii
benefited me more than all other remedies
combined. | do nOt.uow sutferthe least from
dyspel STA. / have been using your water for
nearly a year. and In my case II has made
PERFECT CURE.
Very respectfully.
". II. LYONS, Barber.
-. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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RICHMOND, Va, September II, 1889.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
United States Al 8 r. & c.. 1851 ...."
United States Al Il. & ca. l27f .....
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE PRISON MIRROR is "a weekly per pub-
lished in the Minnesota state prison. All matter
published in its columns is contributed by the
inmates, except that properly credited. Its sup
port must come from the outside every inmate
is given q paper without cost. 1t is published in
the interest of the prison library nd after paying
for the printing outfit, contributed $50 t. the
library fund the first gear. Its objects to en-
courage individual intellectual effort. provide Il
healthy journal for the inmates of this and other
prisons and, above all to acquaint the outside
world with the needs of the prison by rejecting
its inner life and thus aid the of moral adj
vanceMent and prison reform.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

an honest part in life than lie was on the
day when he entered upon his term of pun
ishment. He receives few dollars, along
with suit of clothes which every police
man or detective recognizes as belonging to
prison or pententiary. He has no friends
to help him to reform. and as he Graves for
cOmpaniOnShip of some kind he naturally
gravitates toward the people he knows
best and those whom above all others ii
would be well for him to avoid. The re-
into worse ways than those previously
trodden by the ex convict.
''Enlightened and benevolent students of
penal discipline have wrought out system
this. Under the new methods established
by the New York legislature. convicted
prisoners receive indeterminate sentences,
or. more exactly. they are sent to the pen
itentiary TO undergo the maximum term of
Imprisonment for their otfense but in the
discretion of a board Of commissioners, IL
able on certain conditions to be discharged
at any time after the minimum term shall
have been served. Such men do not receive
full liberty. They are bound to report
themselves at regular intervals. and in case
of relapse they may be compelled to serve
out the remainder of their sentence. But.
when they receive permission to leave the
prison on sufferance the authorities know
where they go and have taken pains to
procure employment for them under cir
cunlstances which hold out the promise OF
ii new and better life
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

IL is shame the way some men treat
our library books. Any man who wilfully
ihutilates good book is unworthy of being
called man. Books are our best friends
ana an Injury to them is just as ungrateful
as 1t would be to carelessly or Intentionally
lnJure human friend and the man who
VIII 90 the former Will do the latter. It is
the very meanest seIhsbness to daf.oo o
DOCK after reading it. so that another NAV
not have the profit and pleasure of its
perusal. What "A dungeon horrible on all
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

We acknowledge receipt Of the August
number OF The Inland Printer. published
at Chicago. Among other excellent art-
Giles on timely topics it also contains an ac
count or the recent Editorial excursion of
Minnesota editors, under the headline of
Ihe Minnesota Editorial Association. -
IHE MIRROR, of course may it in vanity
pe saio' pays prominent part in the &C
count. We are indebted to Mr.. A. G.
Cameron for this. and that he has our
thahks' goes without saying. The In
land Printer will visit us regularly here
after
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

Vol. III, No. 2. of the Editors on Wheels
came to us this week containing an interest
ing account of the excursion of the Editor
ial Association. and many items of interest
TO the newsgatherer. We return thanks
for the kind mention made of THE
MIRROR. No representative of our
paper went on the excursion but we were
there in the spirit if not in the body.
Long live the Association: its organ and
genial editor
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29
PRESS COMMENT.

Words of praise continue to pour in
upon THE MIRROR. The following are a
few OF the many complimentary notices
that have appeared in our exchanges within
the past week:
A bright little weekly paper of thirty
two columns. entitled THE PRISON MIR
ROR. comes to us from far-Otf Saltwater,
MINI. 1t is edited and published in the
state penitentiary, by the prisoners, and is.
we believe. the only paper in the. United
States conducted by state cOnvicts. Most
of the matter in the copy before us was
written by the inmates of the penitentiary.
The leading articles are able and the edl-
tOrialS show maSter-hand. Few country
papers reveal as much editorial ability as
The MIRROR 1t is neat and correct typo
graphically. and its local" page is well
filled with news paragraphs. something re-
markabie. considering the limited range TO
which the ''lOke' is necessarily confined,
in his search for news THE MIRROR also
has very good advertising patronage.
The paper is certainly worthy of encOur
agement. and those who are able and favor
the object. which is the intellectual i'm
prOvement of the prison inmates and which
has had the hearty appreciation OF the late
warden. Fl. Il. StordOck. should send dol
lar to Editor PRISON MIRROR" Still
water, Mimi, for years subscriptions
Sunday Gazetteer, DenisOn, Texas.
THE PRISON MIRROR, edited by the in
mates of the Saltwater penitentiary. last
week completed its second volume. THE
MIRROR is a neat, well edited little sheet,
and we prize it among our most valuable
exchanges. The Sun, Elma, Iowa.
THE Prison MIRROR. published by the
inmates of Saltwater prison. celebrated its
third anniversary on the 18th inst. This is
one of the most remarkable publications in
the country. and the high moral tone pre-
served throughout by it reflects all credit
upon its management and teaches those
whose lines are fallen in pleasanter places
that men are men for a that and a that
Duluth Daily News.
The LIE Sueur Sentinel. in its write up of
the Editorial excursion, makes favorable
mention OF many persons and things COLI
nected with this place. The following is
portion of what it has to say Of our pa
per:
1t is proper here to say that The PRISON
MIRROR is the only paper published within
prison walls in THIS country. 1t is one OF
the best papers in Minnesota. and it is doing
great deal to call public attention to the
fact that reformation as we'll as punishment
should be one of the first objects OF prison
management.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

1t is too often the case that justice as ad
miniStered in municipal courts is only a
travesty on the name. This is especially
true of many police courts in large
cities. II you doubt the truth OF this, go
some morning and sit in one of these courts
and see with what haste prisoner after prs-
oner is rushed to and from the bar. If a
large docket is to be cleared the accused
will scarcely have time to plead to the
charge before sentence is pronounced upon
him and he is hurried away to make room
for the next. Ii you do not leave the court
room with your high preconceptons of the
solemn and painstaking proceedings of Il
court of justice greatly offended your ex-
pectatiOns must have been opposite to what
those OF most other persons would be. No
time is taken to investigate cases: all is
hurry, hurry, as if some great calamity
would befall the court if the rush slackened
for a moment. TO protest or try to eX-
plain matters to the judge is sure to meet
with rough words, jerk or shove from
the court officer. Such justice may be good
enough for the guilty, but it is rather rough
Oh fellow who could prove his innocence
if he were only allowed time to collect his
wits, and an opportunity to explain.
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were not for the fOrgetfulnesS we find i'm
books!

In looking through our exchanges during
the past month, we have frequently seen
complimentary notices of and EXCERPTS
from new Minnesota newspaper. the Hec-
tor Mirror We were curious to see this
new paper which seemed to be jumping
right into popularity. Our curiosity is
gratified, for Vol. |, No. +, of the Hector
Mirror found its way to our table this week
and we find it deserving of all the high
praise it has received. and we wish Messrs
COrSOn 4 Dean. its editors and publishers,
the support and encouragement due their
successful efforts to give Renville county a
first newspaper Words of praise
coming from cOnvictS some persons may
regard as of very little worth. but pc
rusal of its columns will convince any one
that the Hector Mirror is far above the
average local paper in merit. We print in
another column All editorial from the Mir
ror ably treating on the convict labor ques-
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

Most cnnyictS have experienced what it
is to have and lose friends--especially to
lose them. Few convicts have more than
one social correspondent. and that one is
almost always relative or some one with
whom they have become acquainted since
their arrest and Imprisonment Many have
no correspondence except upon business
matters. and others neither write nor re-
ceive letters during the whole term of their
Imprisonment. What is becoming OF all
favored in the days of our prosperity. those
who were wont to declare eternal gratitude
to us? Where are those persons " no. when
we We're free and prosperous. asked us to
and need a friend? Once in while one of
them nobly responds to an appeal for help
but more are dumb as the dead to our ap
peals for even friendly letter. Few of us
can consistently complain of such cold treat
ment. for it is in accord with our treatment
of others. We are no better nor worse on
the whole than our chosen companions; they
are treating us as we would treat them we're
| our circumstances reversed. But now comes
the question of who of those we considered
| Our friends in the past. have continued faith
full in our trouble and Imprisonment? Not
our old associates in crime nor those upon
money; not those whose favor we strove to
win; but the mothers. sisters wives, faith
ers. brothers. and honest friends who adj
vlSed us against our evil ways and whom
we ignored ard neglected 1t is these who
have stood nearest to us in our troubles,
visited us in prison and written cheering,
hopeful letters.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

The news reaches us from Paris that
King Humbert has presented Edison. the
famous American electric. an, with the i'll
sigma of grand officer of the Crown OF
Italy. This makes Thomas count. and
his wife a countess. If Thomas proposes
to be royal muck-a- muck let him take up
his residence in sunny Italy. We don't
want any counts OF cOuntesses in this
country. and odd Hum" might better
plant his seed elsewhere. The climate here
is rather unfavOIable for counts. dukes
kings or queens. -Pennsylvania Grit
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

That Minnesota editors are. as a class.
liberal. broad-minded men. is amply proved
by the generous manner in which they
treated The Prison MIRROR on the Occa-
sion of the Editorial excursion. 1t seems
they took particular pains to praise the pa
per at every favorable opportunity.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

Secretary Hart has received plans of
new lookup in West Duluth The build
ing will be but temporary structure.
otherwise Mr.. Hart says the board of cOrrec-
tons and charities would be opposed to
the plans. as the ventilation and separation
of prisoners provided is bad. 1t will be
something like the ST.. Paul Lookup" says
the secretary. Paul Dispatch.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

Bill Duly was hanged at Paris. Mo-. in
venter and wife. Last week. at Macon
Mo-. Perry Thall confessed on his death
bed to being the real murderer
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

We take pleasure in adding the following
The Renville Star: The Hector Mirror:
The Polk County Times: and The
Rochester Post
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Says the Wmona Daily Republican:
Under the prevailing system of penal
legislation. not only in this state but
throughout the country. 1t is rarely that a
prisoner who has served his full time. or
any portion OF it, is better qualified to act
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

Several contributions have been sent in
that embody some good thoughts, but the
dictiOn is so strained and absurd that to
publish them in their present form would
bring ridicule upon both the author and
the publisher
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

The Minneapolis Evening journal is out
in new apparel, even to new style of
head gear. The journal is getting away
up among the nabobs of newspaperdOm
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

If you owe us a years subscription don't
be bit backward about sending it in. You
will feel much better by being out of debt.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

Pretty nearly all the editors of Minnesota
were in the state penitentary last week-On
vsit.-The Hatchet, Washington, ID. C.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1889-08-29

1t is now the Minneapolis Tribune Star
for cent.