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from an attack Of yellow ftver. On
that day the crew mutinied, and the
vessel remained in the harbor until the
l2th. The inspector says that on making
his inspection he found that one of the
sailors was sick and showed symptoms
OF yellow fever. and he so stated in the
bill Of health. The bark proceeded to
with the sick man on board.
LUCKY SPECULATION OF A GREEN GROCER.
The Eceaiaq CopitH publishes the
story of the sudden acquisition Of
wealth by young man named Enoch
Fowler, formerly a resident OF George
town. Ten years ago he went to Port
Townsend. Washington Territory. with
his brother. The town then only con
tanned $50 inhabitants. They did not
prosper. so they returned TO George
town and resumed charge Of a green
grocery store. EnOch was the owner cf
800 acres of ground near Port Townsend.
which he tried 10 sell for one dollar an
acre before coming Els,. but without
success. Last Apnl. while silll engaged
in the grocery business, Enoch received
an unexpected offer of $50 600 for his
land. lie declined the offer and going
out to Port TCwnfend. he found evi-
deuces Of the magnificent and rapid
growth, such as only Western cities
know. lie laid out his three hundred
acres as q suburb. and he has sold Que
half Of it for 100000.
CAPITOL NOTES.
Captain r. w. Huntington has been
ordered 10 duty az the navy-yard, Nor
folk.
Major Theophilus Gaines. Of West
Virginia. has been appointed chief Of
the pension division of the Third Audi
tor = office.
Jacob J.. Splitter was to-day appointed
fourth-class postmaster at Sangar-
vile. Va.
Private Secretary Halford. accom-
panied by Mrs. Halford and Miss MIN
ME Wanamaker, left Washington this
IN )rning for Deer Park.
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Some are born great, and sorse achierc
greatness,
And some hare greatness thrust upon
fIof,, -SukEESpra


Some are born great, and sorse dchierc
greatness,
And some hare greatness thrust upon
m.-SHAKESPEARE.
Greatness. however lies in very diff
ferent directions. Some great mer are
only great frauds. There are great
statesmen with great regulations. but
many of 'em are great humbugs. \
great many people IN the ordinary walk
of life are great humbugs. too. but they
make less noise than do the great states
men, so it don't matter so much.
The same is true Of things. A great
many great frauds and humbugs can be
passed over with contempt. because
they keep comparatively quiet. But
when you see a great humbug described
in a great advertisement as being great
boon. YOU feel greatly inclined to in
dulge in great kicking
The true greatness which will bear
out and Justify any advertisement. how
ever great, is possessed but bya paucity
of articles. Were YOU asked to-day To
name one of such. by way of example,
you a readily reply,
THE BOSTON 5 FALL CLOTHING -
Great relief of mind. great comfort
of body. and great saving of money are
gained by wearing The Boston -
clothing. 1t comes within two of the
three classes mentioned in above quo
tation: Ii first dchierei greatness by
reason of It's many merits, aud slrce
then even greater greatness has been
hruS. upon 1t by a grateful public. Its
past has been great. Its present is great
er. Its future. as revealed more and
more clearly in the light of desperate
competition. viii be the greatest Of all.
Yea. verify, great is The Boston 50
clothing.
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DANvlLLE DOTS.

Attachc of Eobin>on'- Circus Jailed
Thicying Postal Clerk Arre>.ed-Briei
Notes.
DANvILLE. VA. September 10
Special. John Carroll, an dttdche OF
RObinson's circus, got drunk Wednes-
day night ard iiourished pistol around
promiscuously. lie was jailed. and to-
day fined $40 by the mayor. In default
he was sent to the chain-gang.
Post.oilice Inspector Wilde has arr6 ST.
u near Keysville. and brought TO thi.
city. Eugene III. Gillian. the mail car
rier on the route from Keysyllle TO Oar
llngton Heights, cha ged with robbing
the mails. Gillian, who has confessed
that he rifled registered letters. will
have "A hearing before United States
Commissioner W. ID. Coleman tO-mor'
row.
4 meeting of the incorporatorso of the
Danville. Yanceyville and Pittsburg
Railroad will be held at Mebane's, n
c.. tomorrow, for the purpose Of orea
nizing the company. a meeting wa'
held here to-day, and Messrs. j NJ
Neal, j. X. HutchiDgs and +. ). Wood
son were appointed TO represent Dan
Vile in the organization meeting.
TIE grand Jury in the County Court
at Chatham. yesterday. made thirty In
dictments, among them eleven roaC
oyerseers. for not properly working the
county roads.
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BRIEF TElEGRAMS.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, September 10.
General Rosecrans was reelected
president Of the Society of the Army of
the Cumberland this morning. Toledo.
o.. will be the next place Of meeting
and September l7th and 18th the time.
The question Of monuments to Gar
field. Thomas and Sheridan was consid
cred and the Confederate Veterans were
thanked for cOurtssles.
CHICAGO. September l9.-The work
Of selecting jury in the Cronin case
was continued to-day and but little
PROCESS made.
SACRAMENTO, CAL. September 10
John Allen and f. Ii. Pratt. both Of
New York. arrived hero last night
having ridden on horseback the whole
distance. They left New York May
| i4th
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\ Letter from Rev. }. a.. Hawthorne. o
Atlanta, Ga.

it gives me real pleasure TO say a word
for medicine which believe is destined
TO be- great blessing TO the afflicted
everywhere. II is not the cunning de
vice of qu0ck but the discovery of q
scientist. 1t IS the result of many year'
OF research and experiment by an emf
nent specialist Thousands Of my
Southern friends know what a sufferer
from Caiarrh have been.
Six months ago, by the device Of my
physician, gave up tha pastorate.
have used two bottles of Kings Roya
Germeiuer and while | cannot say
that am completely cured. do affirm
that il has so Ia. reiiered me. expe
riorce no pain nor discomfort.
feel it 10 be- my duty to say also thai
the effects of this remedy upon my
wife have been even more signal and
wonderful. She has been almost life
long invalid frou nervous headache
neuralgia aud rheumatism. In aperiod
of thirty years she has scarcely had q
days exemption from pain. She ha'
been using "Germetuer' about tw,
months. \ more complete transiorma
ton | have never witnessed. Every
symptom of disease has disappeared
She appears to be twenty years younger
and IS happy and playful as healthy
child. We have persuaded many OF
our afflicted friends to take the medi
cine and the testimony Of all Of them
is that it is a great remedy.
j. B. HAWTHORNE.
atlanta. Ga. July l2th, 1889.
DR.. Kings Royal rmetuer is now
put up in concentrated form for con
venience in shipping in eight ounce bot.
ties. One bottle added to seven and a
half pints Of water will make a gallon
OF Royal Germetuer. 4 wine! lassful
a dose. A tedSpoonfm in a wine glass
ful Of water is dose OF the cOncen
trated.
Pfce, - 30 per bottle.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
OppO. Postc flee, Richmond, Va.
adv
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INSTRUCTORS.

C.r. D.. tRGWNN,
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rlIHL MEChANtl-. ANp ENG1SrfmNG.
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I.-rnrCroN ot MfCuANlcAL DRAWING.
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...rnrrruG OF TSsIEJ MENTAL DRAWING
GEOKGETAJL.
ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR oI iNolAl AtNIA
DRAWING.
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f>~Ii.I tIuN ot IEEE-lfANn DRAWING.
p VIE -YL\IA.
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DRAWING.
GEORGE S.. CREN~IAW.
Ie-rruI IIoE oF AEI1HMtllc-llass A.
~.I BEACH.
Il-IIr.Ior or ARITHMETIC llis>eS n"hu =
sFOE. o. T. ME NilL.
..-rIl-. Toll. OBJ AI.f. .llMtl1c Glasses liahd r
rErBfN sllkUlfi>.
......f...r.u uF AiUERl-A AID tfoMtlEA
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...r..4Nr INSTRUCTOR oI Eooh-kEEflNG.
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fN-IrCluH Oi rHtNieIhA.
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INSTRUCTOR or ELECTRICITY ANh flin7l'9'
t.r Nairiculation apply 20 THOMAS tL-
II44. secretary, nt iial.
W.I. WHIrEHtK>r, Chairman,
UININ O.. JOINS.
.u.-,fffoo ON Nlsht school.
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THE COCKADE CITY.
Cou-' Nsws-Mshoue Brethren at 'ari-
ance-Brief and Personal Mention.


ance-Brief aud Personal Mention.
PETERSBURG. VA. September 10
Especial The monthly term of the
Hastings Court. Judge d. NJ. Bernard
presiding. commenced this morning at
II O'Clock. This il not a quarterly or
criminal term. but only motions. quail
fcations and cha" cery matters are
disposed Of except IN cases set for trial
by special agreement OF parties. 10th
ing of public interest was transacted
i'm court to-day.
&c ISL understood here that in the Cir
cult Court Of DmwidGie county. pre-
sided over by Judge b A. Hancock.
and which Will open on Saturday next.
the 2lst instant. there will be an un-
usual number of l.tigated cases set for
trial.
SHOOTING AFFRAN BETWEEN REPUBLICAN
BROTHERS
AT the Republican Senatorial Conyen-
ton held at Sony Greek Yesterday
there was shooting aifray between
the Hon. 4. W. Harris and Mr.. >. L
Gillian.
IL seems that the two prominent men
for nomination before the convention
were Judge R. w. Arnold aud Mr. Pope
Duane. 1t ia understood that Harris
was advocatin. the claims Of Duane
and Gillian those OF Judge Arnold. Ii
is stated that Hlrris attacked Gillian
with a chair. when Gillian fired at
Harris with a pistol, but missed him.
There ia also another report which
SAYS Gillian did not fire his
pistol with the intent OF
hurting Harris or anybody else.
but simply to frighlen a crowd of ne
groes who were standing around him.
The affair created a good deal Of eX-
citement. ard the convention adjourned
without any positive knowledge OF who
the nominee was. as Judge Arnold r
supporters claimed il for hun, and MIR.
Duane friends sallege that their favorte
was the nominee.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Judge Leonlas d. Yarrell of Green
Vile county. is in the city to-day upon
professional business.
AT the Republican convention held IN
this city last night, George W. Hail
white and W. l.. Hamln lcOloredl
were nominated as candidates for the
Legislature for this city. The cOnven-
ton also nominated twelve delegates TO
the Senatorial Convention 10 be held
to-day at Prince George Courthouse.
DR.. Samuel l.. Morrison and family,
of Memphis. are visiting friends and re-
latives IN the city.
There was a Democratic convention
held yesterday at Spring Grove. IN
Surry county, t. nominate candidate
for The Legislature for the counties OF
Surry and Prince George. L. has not
been asceItained who was nominated.
but the impression in thi, city is that
Mr. X. Il. Ramey. Of Prince George
county. was most probably the nomi-
nee.
Francis Il. Lasaiter. E.q.. who was a
few days ago appointed a member OF
the Central District Committee. iu the
room and stead OF Alr. Robert Gillian.
has gone zealously to work upon cam
paign matters.
Ii has been ascertaired since writing
this that the DemOcrltic Convention.
yesterday, at Spring Grove. IN Sussex
county. nominated DR.. Smith. Of Prince
George. as a candidate for the legisla
tnre for the counties OF Prince George
and sussex
Mr. John Mann and family have re-
turned from Orange county. where
they have bee n spending ia: summer.
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BASEBALL.
Camos TIayod Yc,icrday.

A. phia-Philadelphlas. d
New NOrks. r. Game called at the end
Of eighth inning-darkness.
Observation-Disclosures, IL; Brook
lyns, 10.
At Washinetou-W -Washingt0ns. .
Bostons. G. Game called at the end OF
eighth nning-darkness.
At Columbus-Columbus, s; Balti-
mOres. I.
AtLouisyillc-Louisvilles, At S; Cincin-
nats. o.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ls
Piusburgs g.
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys, 8; st.
Louis, l3
At tCleyeland-Clevelands, 10; Chica'
goes, 10.
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Mrs. winslow's soothing syrup should al
WAYS be- used wnen chi. iren arc cutting
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer AT once;
II produces natural, quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cheruh
awakes as "bright as 10 button" II In very
pleasant to taste. IL soothes the child soft.
ems tho guins, aliayS all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and ID the best known
remedy for diarrhora, whether arising from
teethinx or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
= bottle, Tu,ThyHo&W
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constant ard aggressive. He thought
that the careful examination of the
tar II question by the people was bear
ing good fruit, and that all indications
pointed TO the triumph Of the Demo
cratic party's views Of the subject.
He added: IF among those counted
as Democrats there are found timid
souls. not well grounded IN the faith,
who long for flesh pots of vacillatiug
shifts and evasious. the answer to their
fears should be: Party honesty is party
sxpedlency.
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The Union Pacific Railway. The
Overland Route" has equipped its
trains with dining cars of the latest
patent, and on and after August 18th
the patrons Of its fast trains between
Council Bluffs aud Denver, and between
Council Bluffs and Portland, Ore. will
be provided with delicious meals. the
best the market affords. perfectly
served at 7jc. each. Pullman's Palace
Car Company will have charge Of the
service on these cars.-adv.
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THE IVES TRIAL.

Governor HoadIey causes Sensation.
NEW YORK. September 10 Attorney
Brooke opened the case for the defense
in the Ives trial to day and reviewed
the evidence at length. In the after
noon Governor Hoadley' and his law
partner, Edgar NJ. johnson. were put on
the stand. Governor Hoadley caused a
sensntion by a direct contradiction OF
the testimony of Witness Short to the
effect that he had advised Short to sign
certificates ahead. Other witnesses
were examined and the case went over
TO to morrow.
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MINERAL LANDS

Purchased from Indians for 500 .o0"'
LEWISTON. IDAHO. September 10
The /, dcral commission. appointed 10
negotiate for the purchase OF the
mineral and timber lands aud naviga-
Bile waters confined within the reserva-
ton OF the COeur DAlene Indians
have succeeded. The Indians con-
eented to sell 200 COO acres of the north
erd Of their reservation for half mil
lion dollars.
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THE Simpson DRY-D0CK
FORMALLY DELIVERED TO THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
Interesting Ceremonies and speeches-
The Nantic SuccessfuIIy Docked-Ban-
quet After the Opening Interview with
EN-Pre-ideni Cleveland.

fht'i'-tihs ceremonies ana Nptf'nf--
The yantic succes.fuIIy Docked-Ban-
puet After the Opening Interview with
EN-Pre-ideni Cleveland.
NORFOLK, Va, September 19.-The
Simpson dry dock was formally opened
this morning. when the United States
steamship Naniic was successfully
docked. The ceremony. which occurred
at o clock, was witnessed by a large
number OF visitors from Baltimore
Washington. New York and Philadel
phia. who arrived here this morning
on the steamer Virginia. Following
the docking Of the Yantic a banquet
was served.
AT THE BANQUET
many speeches were made eulo-
CYSTIC of the Simpson Company
and their numerous successes as
dry-dOck contractors. One Of the most
fOrcblc speeches was made by Com
mod0re George Brown. commander Of
the Norfolk navy-yard, who gave
credit to Naval Constructor Bowles for
the handsome and thoroughly-equippsd
plant which now adOrns the Norfolk
yard. Mr.. Bowles modestly responded
to the great enthusiasm extended To-
him by the guest. and spoke en-.
Enthusiastically Of the great benefit which
the Norfolk yard would derive from
the facilities offered by the new Simp-
son dry dock, which twas to day
formally opened.
THE TOAsTs
were subsequently drank to William &.
Whitney William f. Chandler. John
Roach aud the cruise Of the United
States steamer Dolphin. Towards the
conclusion Of the speechmaking the re
marks were tainted with partisanship.
but in the very best of humor Shorty
before the hour fixed for the departure
Of the chartered steamer Virginia. the
banquet was brought u "A close by in
spiring airs from the band OF the United
States receiving ship Franklin.
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A iIas.achn.ett. Killing.

WAREHOUSE. MASS, September 49,
Herrick Lopes, aged thirteen years,
was killed in the Frog Foot cranberry
bog last night by Joseph Leblrron, a
boy between eight and nine years of
age, with pocket-knife. While play
iug with other boys the two quarrelled
and clinched, Lebarron stabbed Lopes
in the left side OF the back. Lebarron
is i'm custody.
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' '7''''''@
CnEYENE. WYO September l9.-The
Statehood Convention to-day adop.ed
is part of the constitution suffrage
chapter. Female citizens are to vote.
The severest qualifications are require
ments that all electors shall be able TO
read English. shall be full.nedgeI clti-
zens. and have had six-months' resi-
dence in WYOMING
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p.al uI NEWPORT NEWS. SEPT. 80.
ARRIVE.
steamship Oaki7le. Pensacola. coaled. and
fs .I lNI liverpool
Steamship Roanoke. New York. aui sailed
|.. rrN York. merchandise.
steamship Allegheny. Prov ldcnce. and
81. fI flT 81 81 poi No.. merchandise.
boomer Walker, Arlington. Providence.
.YII rnII
barge Regulator, New York. 90 load coal.
SAILED.
It-e Mnsluiay. Boston. coal.
lANEERIS POINT. SEPTEMBER Is.
LOADED.
I1fE Alice Nuott. Boston. Nipton and
I. Iruw-. fHr lr.Nldence. and steamship
orion. for .ustou.
ARRIVED.
schooncrs l.. IS. Potter and Weyhossctt.
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CINCINNATI. o., September 10 The
Cincinnati. Washington and Baltimore
Railroad was sold az II 80 today at the
court house for Sj,O00UOO to T.. X.
Bacon. representing the bondholders
and stockholders in this country and
England. The road was sold on fore
losuro Of mortgage.
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A1IUSE1f ENTs.

4 CADEMN OF MUSIC.
NIH6IN. LEATH & MY EKS. Lcssces and
Managers.
THREE NlOliI@. COMMENCING
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 10Th.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
I latest New York success. from the Mad
lson square Iheartre. Mr.. Gus
Thomas Comedy
TIL T. Is L Il G. J. & X
Interpreted by powerful cast of popular
PLAYERS. under the management of MAT
IIlu- g. SMITH.
Prices. glc soc. 1jr. and Sl.
~nf. of seats open. WFuNrsDAY. ~cptem-
Dor 18Th. Se15-~u.M e.IhufrlNSa
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MRS. EVA MAY HAMlLTONGUlLTY
sentenced to the state Prison for 1--WE
Years.

s0mICnCCd 90 IN0 Ni1I0 ITI'0H IVI W"
Years.
MAYS LANDING. y. j.. September ~.
Arguments in Ms. Eva May Hamll-
ton S case close to day. and Judge Reed
this afternoon charged the jury at ,
O'Clock. The jury retired and returned
IN 3.l5 with a verdict Of guilty. Ia
prououncing sentence, Judge Reed SAID
TO the prisoner You have been con-
victed of an atrocious assault but We
have taken into consideration the con-
duct of the nurse, and we give you a
element sentence Of two years III the
SIatn nIlsOn.
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SMOKE Latest English. adv.

VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMIS kSI
LITHA WATER. compare analysis and
you Will see that our water is nearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water, and contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists, and
by l.. p. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send forcircular.
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DEER PARK, September l9.-lt Is
stated on what is considered ialr au-
thoriiy that Major Merrill 5 candidacy
for the commissionership of pensions Is
losing ground There has been no COM
mupicaton between him and the Pfesi-
dent to day.
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DlNWlDOIE COUNTY.
Much Dis,atisfaetion Among the Repub-
lCorresDondence OF the Times.l

iicans.
.CorresDondence OF the Iimes.l
DINwIDDIE c. H.. September H.
Yesterday. County Court day, the peo-
pie were out in considerable numbers,
and showed lively interest in the
pending campaign. When court took
a recess for dinner. Messrs. William x.
McKenney aud +. X. LissIter made
telling speeches for the Democratic
ticket. The Democrats determined on
having barbecue at this place on Oc-
tober 10Th.
To day the Republicans had theil
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NOTICE. NOTICEl, NOTICE!..
~ Will have an auction on
TUESDAY. TBg PAN SEf-rFMBFs
All parties having forfeited pied yes with
me will please call ana pay Int rest or re-
deem item or they Will BE- sold. will also
sell some very ine Seul-Skin Goats.
FL II ABRAM. Prophet
Sc ~, ,22&2l-1t GIG east Rrotd Ieet.
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Ex-PRESlDENT CLEVELAND

Glad to see the Democratic Party >tiii
Courageous.
New YORK. September IA report
er for the Commercial Advertiser. hav-
ing asked ex President Clavelsnd for
his opinion in the action of several Ie-
cent Democratic State Conventions in
approving the tsriG-reform plank OF
The last National Democratic Conyen-
ton, Mr.. Cleveland expressed himself as
much pleased with these evidences that
the attitude Of the Democratic party Oh
this question was still courageous,
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The Prolific Northwest

SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. September
l9.-Mis. Hiram Smell. OF MaIad. aho.
has given birth to three boys and three
girls. weighing altogether ei. .ht pounds
aud all bright and lively.
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KIcHMoND. solIomDer. 20 l.sD

RrcHMOsD. September. 20. 1859.
DEMEMBER. THE DEMOCRATIC
IL MEMBERS OF THE WiRKfNsMEN'S
CLUB or CLAY WARD are requested tp
attend a called meeting of the Cluu ~ Rein
hardts Hall promptly atS O'Clock iO-NfGill.
Business Oi importance will com1 belOrc The
CLUB FOR consideration.
&. l. PHILLIPS. President.
VI. l.. CARTER, Secretary. scxO-lt
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CHEW "Stalion" Tobacco. best ten
cent Jug on the market Save the TN
tags and ge. a handsome and useful
present. -ady.
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THE young city of Roanoke. which
ia not yet ten years old. is talking
about holding an industrial exposition
next year.
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CHEW stallion Tobacco, best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the til
tags and get a handsome and usefu
present. adv.
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II you want first-class -four. ask
for the "DuDlop' Patent. None sur
pass il. Phone 27J.-adv
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1901 MAIN STREET

r..rsa rfs-ihird session will begin Octo,
E.rf. .1umcfcial school in the nltcd
-..t.. more thorough course. address
.-,.t'. GEO. NJ. Mol.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
LATEST FROM THE CAPITAL OF
THE REPUBLIC.

Annual Report Of the Acting Commits
~oncr of the Land OGicc-Icser,ation
for Geronimo and HI. Band Purchased
I'm North Carolina Capitol Notes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-20
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-20
MEETINGS.

4 CALL MEETING OF THE POW
~ HAIAN CLUB VIII br held on FRIDAY.
SEPTEMBER 2OfI, nt $50 T.. VI. 4 fuli at
tendance rs desired - nominate cani dates
for officers Of the club; also Ia elect new
members. General important busincss VIII
come before the club al MS mofflug.
ss2Olt l.. 4. CRIME =. Secretary.