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Office OF Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Mainland
eleventh Streets.
The Par Value OF the Stock Is $1,000
Per Share.

This company owns over 1900 front feet OF
lots. lying principally along Grove avenue.
Floyd, Main, and Cary streets, and the Boule
ward.
The advance Of the city In western direc-
ton. Is obvious 20 all.
IL Is equally obyiousfthatIthe growth and
improvement have been on the lines OF Grove
avenue. Floyd, Main, and Cary streets which
are all convenient and accessible 10 street
railway facilities.
The growth OF the city must continue along
these streets. and IL seems probable that be
fore long they Will either toe taken into the
city, as far out as the Boulevard. OF will Oh
tain city Improvements. under special act
the Legislature.
PERSONS PROPOSING TO BUILD.
Persons wanting 10 acquire homes Tor them
selves ia an improving locality whore every
dollar invested VIII increase. will do well to
examine the properties OF this company.
which will be marked by sign boards. posted
upon each tract OF land. and plats can be- seen
at the Office OF the agency, over the Mer-
chants National Bank. corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company viii make special terms with
parties desiring TO build, and 10 all such will
lend nifty per cent. OF the value Of the lot and
improvements at per ceut. on long time.
The properties were acquired al prices much
beloSfhe present market value. and the com
pany can afford 10 Sc on reasonable terms 90
such buyers.
Attention Is also called TO our properties on
Clay. Leigh, Moore. Lombanly. aud other
streets IN the Northwestern part OF the city.
which are reached by the Electric line and the
Marshall street horse car line.
JAMES Ii. DO0LEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
ian II
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Tho Eu..Ian Jnnrnnll.t KntI.nC

Twenty years ago there still existed in
Moscow the salon OF the Prince and Prin-
cess Odoiefsky, one Of the literary cen
tiers of Russia. Othcr houses there were
where literary men assembled in groups
and lotteries. At Katsofs. for instance.
on Sunday evenings, one was sure 10 find
the shrewd and caus.ic Lconlief, Pro
fcssor Liubimof and his fellow workers
Oh Tho Moscow Gazette and The Russian
Messenger, some of the professors in the
recently established Lyceum. and occa-
sionally a passing stranger, from either
north or south, who ympathizcd with
the Moscow as distinguished from the ST
Petersburg school Of literature and poll
tics. Katkof, decided as he was in his
political views, was a charming talkcron
literary subjects, about which heallowed
more difference OF opinion. Hewas such
a hard worker. especially az night. that
Sunday afternoons and evenings were the
only times when he was visible, as his
Gazette was not issued ON Monday
Eugene Schuyler in Scribners.
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\ small, light mahogany colored youth that
go,s by the name OF Pea Blossom vas brought
before Texas justice Of the peace CHARGED
with stealing "a pair OF shoes from Nose
Schaumburgs store
Don't you know IL was not right to take
those shcesP asked the justice.
Yes, sab. knows ! didn't take De right
shoes sly mudder done tole mo dey wasn't
DO right shoes A. soon as fetched EN- home
De high priced ladies shoes on dc shelf was
de right ones, but couldn't reach EN-, SAL.
Texas Siftings.
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IL the choice of chairman of the
Democratic committee, the committee
that will meet some time in July, ought
To be careful 20 select Il man who cannot
excite any anlagonism between the
Young Democracy and the Bourbons. We
call these names plainly, because in
the face OF difficulty il is well
10 recognize the all-powerful influence Of
the facts Virginia Is really Demo
cratic State by 10000 majority, but what
with the Readjuslers and the Protection
Is, Democrats and other side issues, the
difficulties accumulate, and il Mr.. Ha1ri.
sou is 10 start a sort Of white Republi-
canism. il will need all the ability of the
Democratic party in Virginia TO rally It's
forces for the next contest We ought
certainly 10 recognize one great fallying
point, and that is the bad character Of
the Republican party as we know II
here.
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The C0nsht4iOh calls attention to the
Colored Exodus Convention of North
Carolina and the enunciation Of the
colored brethren that they Will leave the
old North State and seek some other
cline. Perhaps the sunny realm OF
Dixie might be better of without so
MANY derkies. That is our sincere be-
lief. and We would 90 for giving them a
hearty welcome TO depart
But when the colored brother seeks
the ideal Land Of LUDLOW elsewhere
than where the picanriny bloomed in
the mxuriance of sunshine. verify he will
discover that the prophet has not yet
been born 10 show him promised land
beyond the wilderness
He may think that freedom is the
wilderness if he just had colOred
Moses. but the legend of the race is
very truthful and positive one, and it
contains one of the ineXplicable mys-
teries Of the worlds history. For how
tie curse of Ham, as We read it At sun
day.school class. is TO be redeemed, Is
more than modern philosopheror ethnol-
ogist has yet explained.
The Southern negro under the old
plantation rule was docile and kindly.
He had been taught Christianity and
given good food and clothing, and had
enough of the tradition of the race TO
feel that he was better of under the
patriarchal rule of the old planter
gentlemen than under his native chief in
Africa who sold him or eat him just as
the policy Of the unclouted monarch Of
the Congo suggested
The world viii never know the exac;
place in civilized development that the
Southern slave occupied "a compared
with his condition in Africa And now
We must acknowledge this fact, that the
shadow of the black man still rests on
the South by reason of his own nature,
and perhaps by some irresistible decree
of Providence As to the white mans
responsibility for the institution Of
slavery, that was protected by the Con
siilution of the United States.
The Constitution wisely points TO the
experiment of Georgia negroes in seek
ing some remedy for their supposed
wrongs in emigrating, and that they re-
turned 10 the South singing Pm Go
i'm Back to Dixie That is just about
the size of the problem The negro will
find that the descendants of his old mas
tiers are his best friends that they under
stand him better, and will allow him
more privileges than the citizens of any
Northern State would.
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4 Gentle Hint

He was on the point OF proposing, but
thought better Of 1t Tor the moment and con
uuued the conversation because OF an organ
grinder outside When the music stopped he
sad 80 you've never been in Europe, Miss
Clarap
"Oh, no. she replied. IL never expect 20
see Europe until my wedding trip" Then be
continued 10 continue the conversation. -
:, -----i-
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IL the discussion of candidates for the
Craftsmanship of the Democratic party of
Virginia we have heard many good men
named, and after viewing them all in the
record of their services and the capacity
and reputation Of each, We believe that
for political sagaci,y and power OF or
ganization Sir. Sam Nenable, Of Pc
tersburg, would hl the bill
He has long been member
OF the committee, was a delegate to the
Chicago convention, and in all the diff
culties that we have passed through has
written himself down as a man OF rare
common sense and practical ability.
We only make this suggestion, and
would be glad TO hear what people think
OF H.
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JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOU hlSI LIN r.
JAMEsIOWN, DUTCH GAP. AND WAR
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LINES.
FIRSI-CLASs MEALS.
The elegant and fast steamer
ARIEL
carrying uited states MAID,
CAPTAIN DEYO.
leaves Richmond every
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, AND FRIDAY
ATT AN. lsrkEkT-cAhs CONNECT IN
FULL TIME TOR abOye-named places, arrlv-
ing at Norfolk about $50 pm. Returning,
the steamer leaves Norfolk. and
Newport News on Alternate days, arriving al
Richmond about $50 pm.
Through tickets % above named points on
sale on steamer and at Carriers Agency, No
1903 Man street. Baggage checked through
sIATE.hOOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY
Or NIGHT.
FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Ports
mouth, smlthhelc, HAMPTON Old Point, Wav-
erly, and HicksfOrd. Va; Washington, ID. O.;
New berne, Washington, aud TarbOrO, ". c.:
ali stations on Atlantic Danville railroad.
SeaOOard & Roanoke railroad, Norfolk south
ern railroad, and Eastern North Carolina
generally also, for Eastern Shore OF Virginia
and all regular handbags on the james river
at LOWEST RATES. and through bills 10
sued.
a LUOIEN b. TATUM, Vice President,
No lilT Main street and Rockets
IRWIN wEIsi0En. Freight and Passenger Agt
AN IN 1T
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DY VIRTUE or THE PROVISIONS
ID of a cerrain decd Of trust from y W.
nm md wife 10 the undersigned. dated june
an 1854. and recorded In the clerks Once
~ The Chauccry Court Of the city pf ilcn.
mend. -. -. igs. r. = 3s'. default having y en-
made N thu payment Of certain notes ,ne. me-. III
secured. and being required by the holder so
to do. we will sell by auction. on the prem
THURSDAY. MAY srn. AT =. NJ.
the and Il -cribcd In said deed to VII SHY
~ tw, and scyenty-fve feet soufhslde OF VT
49,, Nth f,,ur 90 frame tcuements thereon.
TERMS. hy consent. one iniid c'-h' na'-
auce in six and twelve months.
ALONZO l.. PHILLIPS. Trustee.
PorxpFxTER \ DRNOoS. Auctonecrs.
DISAPPOINTMENT
Tho above sale postponed 60 FRIDAY .
~ I IL - 81
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THE venerable old historian, Ban
croft, is far over eighty years old, and he
offers his riding horse for sale. We
rather believe that the good old man
would keep his faithful steed near him
instead Of selling him to some meaner
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COPPER TRUsT.-As long as the scamps
who were managing the Copper Trust
appeared likely TO get the start OF the
rest of the world. the French govern
ment allowed them 50 pillage undisiurb-
ed. Int now that they have failed the case
/. altered. Instead of longer aiding the
hankrupis by bolsieiing their cledil' the
French authorities are engaged IN prose
cutting them for criminal conspiracy. IL
is true that nothing succeeds like sue
cess. and it is also true that nothing fails
like failure. --hIct0Hgf.
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r,eobi,ct OF thi. suit is 20 obtain for the
oisintiu IA divorce from the bones OF mstii
mDnv. And niiidayit having been made ana
died that the defendant. Lille Jones. j. nor 2,
rosid. nd Of the state of Virginia. ~ j. ordered
that She appear here within nite,h n'y ",'vl
tn. rnhiitsffinu nf SIS Older Hn1 du VII 1,
necessary 10 protect her interests Ia this ssi'.
A copy Teste:
rro,R AlI.~.p my Ffw
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eD1 gaiip Gimra.

fr lIsHTp EvRRY DAY IN THE YRAR
BY IHE TIMES p HlISHfNO COM
PANY. OFFICE 80 EAST MAIN STREET
EtChHON so. VA.
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wEsF P0INT INSTRUMENTATION.

L, ave Richmond GA ST. depop, :, oar
Arrive Richmond. " - - p.r
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EAGI.tO AD~.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO Raj
WAY COMPANY.
scnEpULErNE EFFECT MAYi,ra iss9.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
"a, A. VI. T. cal. d,iiy. For Cliiion Forge.
Does not ron west fllltou fofkc.
500 A ~ ENpff-S diiiY. fOr Oh Pnint Hud
Norfolk Pullman Nurct Palace
car O. Oid Point.
Inn NJ. FNprc.s. daily For Cincinnati.
Pullman purlOr Car to Dharlottes
yiilo ano Pullman v sfihnlc Buf,t
Slseuiu1 car. thlrlnttosi Tile to I m
c.nnatl. correction in Union sta
ton Ton all points Wc-f.
26gPN ENmess. daily. FOr Cd Point and
Norfolk. Pullman ParlOr car 10
Old Point.
5.l5 N. Accommodation except Sunday
For Charlottesville
sI5 T. NJ New York ana Cincinnati Nt-tihnlc.
Limited. daily. Pullman sleeping
car 70 Hinton. connecting m 'har
l1ftesyille. with " Ntsfihulc lin
tied" Tor Cincinnati and Lou ssilic.
Go meets IN Union station Tor
West and South
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
7:i5 A. NJ. Daily. From Cincinnati aud LOUIS
1855 A. NJ. DAILY. From Norfolk and Old
s.55 p. ". Daily. From Cincinnati and Louis
5.l5 p. NJ. nany From Clifton Forge.
r.OP VI. Daily. From Norfolk aud Old
Station: Broad street near Seventeenth.
Ticket -oiiicts. loo east Main street and at
''' "A. W. FULLER,
General PASSENGER Agent.
J. +. HARAHAN. General Manager
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soHEDuLRIN EFFECT APRIL II 1859.
CONNECTIONS.

for Chase City. GAINESVILLE. and Oxford
Durham, Hendei son and Raleigh con
meets ~ Greensboro FOR Durham
Raleigh. salem. and Winston, and all pOlnts ga
North Carolina .. vision, at salisbury for Ash
Vile. Hot springs and ail points IN Western
North Carolina, and at Charlotte ior G.. q
A. K. T..
Train No. ~ connects daily AZ Greens
bor0' for Salem. Winston. Raleigh Colds
bOro'. and MOrehead City. at Salisbury iO
AshcVlile, Hot Springs, and AN points n
westcrn North Carolina: at Charlotte viii
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad foi
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, swan
nah. ThOmasNliic, Ca. jacksonville aud OtDe
Florida points. also with Carolina Contra
railroad for Wilmington.
Trains from the south srrive AZ hichnOnt
5.I5a.m. aud $50 pa.
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nv NAIL POSTAGE PRKrAiD.

Remistanccs should be made by drafts
checks. postoiice orders or registered letter
PAYABLE 70
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va
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Is g .ss.ssss

DICnMOND. FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAffKrAD -->sh"iil'
commencing APRIL 2isf, 1889 - eastern
standard TIME.
3 am. leaves Byrd street IS Atiou daiiJ; sop
only az Ashland Junction. Milford
aud trclcrlcAhufy. sleeper 4
Nashingtou nul N.N York..
1850. am. leaves Byrd street. station daily, e.
cept sunday. Parton lur io aahins
Ton
go m. leaves Byristreo' stgto- daIll
sleeper o. New York.
3 30 sm. arrives az Byrd street station DALI
Sleeper from New YORK.
IS pm. arrives at Byrd street station daily
Stops a. bltttftfsf lft. MILFORD
junction AMI Aall d Sleeper from
Washing, an 4 NtH YORK.
1910 pm. arrives ~ Byrl-sfreef station cai1
except SUNDAY. ll.lut car from
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ASHLAND TRAINs.


Gas arm leaves Elha. Alrtes atiAshllnl al
1888 tu.
t.00 pa. accommodation. leaves Byfa street
station arrives 40 Ashland a. pm.
504 pm. leaves k'Da arrives at Ashland M
$40 phi.
Sam. arrives Eiha. Leaves Ashland at b.l5
am.
$3.50 am. accommodation. arrives al Byra
street station. caves A5h'an a. I.,i
am.
$50 pm. arrives At Eliza ieevos Ashland a.
6le rn.
G. 4. TAYLOR. 0cncgi Ticket Agent
Z. 7. ID. MYERS. Genera SUPERINTENDENT.
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ylEDMONT AIRLINE.

DlEDMONr AIRLINE.
RICHMOND & DANYlLLE RAILROAD
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO
IHh SOUTH.
PULLMAN SLEEfERs ON ALL MIGHT
TRAINS.
sgupprTp EEErrT ApBTT IL 1850
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The FINEsT.-A married woman was
recently uniustifiably arrested and NAL
treated By drunken, rufllanly police
man. Police-Justioe Ford, one Of our
hard worked magistrates, protected the
policeman and fined the abused woman
Mrs Finn-$l0 Yesterday com
plant was entered a gainst the officer at
headquarters and an examination before
Inspector Williams took place. Mrs.
Firms husband, who Is a secondhand
furniture dealer on Blocker street, ap-
peared as witness against the
accused Inspector Williams, after
refusing 10 allow any newspaper
reporter to be present at the exam
nation, dismissed the complaint
against the officer And after this scan
dalous star-chamber proceeding, Finn.
the husband OF the complainant, was
arrested on an old warrant for larceny
and locked up in the Tombs The wo.
man was threatened with the arrest Of
her husband before she appeared against
the policeman N y World
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PR IL STON 3 Il l. I'm,
FINE ART. FURNITURE
No. IS Governor Street.
Htif fts,AIp-
Ax Sc s;s.4.ss, -,szssss,
n TLANTlC COAST Linz

~
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD TIME TABLE.
Cor, tcenciug SUNDAY My D. D.. 1882. O. Z
200 am. trains on ans roaI villa raa a. 10
1--we
TRAINS sOUTugAKO
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NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL

=
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS no NOhl ok.
TWO DAILY TRAINS To LlAiuNl lfn
stHIDt Sc ~ bfff'l Nh,thHhkt lh-t
LEAVE RICHMOND.
HJU A. NJ. Daily. tif Richmond ind ittcr-lurs
railroad. Leaves Petersburg llM
A. VI. daily. arrive Norfolk lat
f.. NJ.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond ana Petersburg
railroad. Arrive 100 PETERSBURG lH 4
An 80. leave, Petersburg luS
A. NJ hr farmfhD, Lyu.nhuif
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. and sI.
point, south ani West. THROUGH
COACH IO NAnfOhD
$40 T. 81. Daily. Ella Bal. hm0ul uud Petersburg
railroad. Arrives SO ftiNri 1853 Af
b5N p. ST. lafcs plter-nurg 300 h
H. daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 =.
~ lilROUOh CAR TO NOR
FOLK.
go p. NJ. DAILY. lia Richmond ana rotersbar,
railroad. arriving 40 Petersburg ti
bNp. W.. connecting with Train 40
l. leaving Petersburg Ht .tp =. VI.
for tarmillic. lYucuNurg. Roanoke,
POcahontus. Bristol. Knoxville, hat
tanoom. and all points south aud
PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ACCOAMODA
TfBNS.
No l-Slcepiug-car Petersburg 10 Br|sfO.
without change, leaving Petersburg dhlIy al
1.fO T. NJ Pullman sleeper Lynchblrg O.
Memphis. without change
SOB Pullman sleeper lynchhufl 10 Sew
Orleans. and Roanoke 30 Chattanooga, without
change.
Tickets. baggage checks. and all information
can he oh'aiucd at hi. hmond aud fcieisnufs
Railroad depot. A. ". narberf, 100 Main
street. and AT the Company's Office. sll Ea-i
vs.. B. BEvfLL.
General Passenger Ascent.
CHARLES g.. EDDY. Vice President.
f.u4F..I ID NIll IfInurLD
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tAMELIA cOURTHOUsR TRAIN.
YORgA RIVER E.gNF
Daily except Sunday.

Daily except sunday.
Tho FayOrlte Route 20 BaltimW
The steamers OF this line ara mcdols Of
beauty. Elegance, aud comfort.
fieaye Richmond
f3eU and fi.m pm,
Arrive Baltimore fLeaye baltimore
H.Ja. pm.
Arrive kichmOndfQ.1n and flO.4Oa.m.
Fare Richmond 90 haiumOrt. FIRST Class
g., second class, 80.
The York River Line affords superior nd
vantagts 20 business men in enabling then e
leave Richmond near the close OF the day
transactions, and arrive at baltimore carl
next morning, after having enjoyed delight
ful nights rest, free from the dust and noise %
railway travel.
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION.
Lsave Richmond CID ST. depop = % an
Arrive Richmond. " - - pm
@Daily. 'Daily except sunday.
Depot and ticket Office foot OF Nirginb
street. up town office. corner Tenth and Mai
streets.
PRYT9N RANDOLPH. JAS. 4. TAYLOR
Gene. 4. Manager. Gen. passr agent
SOL. HAAS. JOS. 5. POTTS,
Traffic Manages. Div. Paaer Agent
uol5 Richmond. Va
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ash your druggist lorit and Do le h'.H H.
make him order .t Tor you.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond Va.
WHAT AN OLD MAN, 72NEAkS OF AhE
HAS II . = AH
COSCEHSING THE
Chase CITY Mineral " atcr


ADNhAaHfRf WI - ~" = 7 wv ~
August d.. i-'l.
Hr N r. Hlrdy. Class Cifg. Va
rir,-fOr many years surrnf worry N.
from dyspepsia, ".ltu lt- CON y 'Dif'NN-. ...A
as nerfOu. ness, neuralgia. indigestion. f'..'
patton. liver affection, etc., until itti
most "a confirmed invalid. burn4 iNr i'' D.
was treated by intelligent ph} sir' nt. hN. pro-
-CIii.t YariOu. remedies. / u-tii t'I'N .I'N.t
Hnd other mineral HHfrf-. also ul 81 tINI
Celebrated Liver and kiluty Cure. aI iN DDS
little advantage.
Hearing ut your newly -fil-rnfrrfi
tty Mineral Water" J sent tor aui N'f'
% case oi 10. m lasted me HL.ut three '.',
during which time / improved -u IuuIN '. I'D
br Hhft tO leave home. which bad n.f '.''
able fo do fof months previous. fl0u N.N. I'd
Chase ilfy aud continued tnc use Ni ilt HI To
fresh from the we'll. Tor four Htta-. NI...
gave me more real h,urnt than HIl fNc nfN.I
remedies combln. Il. Ms nerves were tDOI
Quicfed. could sleep Wtli al night, $3.50 tluHWi
fears SIM torehodluEs vanished, mf uNl ''
came bright aud cheerful. I could enjoy f.1
company on my friend. which ] before iiui.
rdI. my appetite ifcr1a ed. ms Digestion
greatly improved ESQ that could cif I'u0sf
any kind ID food with npunifyI. fhe coHsfIa.
giun Was relieved. and the sidney dH
the use OF your mineral water.
must say, in conclusion, fnaf CONSUL. ''.
discovery ~ this water tt"Hg ["
humanity. Away Win your drugs ini
truMs. Go ~ natures fountain 0i Nta.'..
Drink Of it, healing water "1o liiN.i TO
made whole" j. q. POW ELL.
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Leave Arrive
d. Richmond = stersburc
'Dsily. 'DaiD ,ercopi sur' s..

Nos. n ana - makes no stops No. 2j stoit
on sigma 40 CCutraiia. 80. % SUI. Cnly on
-lgnai 20 Chester. lrnfrNa hId Manchp,ter
40. - sfO on signal 40 lll regular stations.
No. tb stops 90 sIgIs. q Hll rrsular station
era also al Tenn .nf D q pCrt WafnaI. Nos.
D. 80. 80. 81. -. 81. Us. and 30 vii stop 40 all
stations fuf Iart.Iff ~.
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Is CnANCERN.

The object of this suit IS T. attach the debt
owing ly tine defendant the \irs inia Fire ana
Marine Insurance Company 10 the defendant
". I. Gruhbs doing business undcf The hiih
name Of W. +. Gruhhs Co.. and 20 atiatb ihc
Ii. IN owing los tine defendant the AlcNaf dflh
tome lnsurnto Company 70 said defendant
". +. Griibhs a Co.. and 10 subject the Same
t. the PAYMENT Cf the debt due 10 the painiln
b, the said defendant ~. +. Grubns Co.
And afillayif having been made ana hie'i
thai tine dcfe.lant ". J.. Grubhs is MT a resi-
dem al the State of Virginia. 81 IS ordered
that ho appear here within iiftecn ahy- after
due publi,hu n Of This order auh do whAf is
necessary To- protect his interests in TINS suit.
A copy tcst.:
CHARLES W. GODDlN. Clerk.
DAVIS A NCTIwAINF p.Q mylu tfw
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PANf'S
JAMES RIVER LINE
FOR NORFOLK, PORTS MOUTH,
NEWPORT NEWS. CLAkEMONr,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
iNGs DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR CHANGE or
ANY KIND.

CONNECTIONS:
At NORFOLK. closely with all lines for Bal
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ternOOn; also, al Norfolk for Eastern North
Carolina and tho South.
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ton. and smithneld, Va.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-10

BACKING BISHOP Bishop
Potter is not the only eminent officer of
the church that finds in the character of
Washington suggestions as to current
political life. Bishop Huntington, in a
letter published by the NAL md Express
of the eth ult., after describing the rea-
sons why Washington, if he were now
living, would find the political atmos-
phere offensive and the political mo-
rality intOlerable," concludes with tie
opinion that lin spite of the command
ing gains in craftsmanship and in sol
diership and in the wisdom of rule which
have set him foremost among the found
ers of States, he would probably be at
this day ineligible 10 the presidency, to
Congress. or 10 any ONCE con-
trolled by political machinery Now,
il Is no answer TO this kind OF
criticism to point out, as Nix. Chauncey
NJ. Depew does, that partisan license ran
high in Washington's day; that llamil-
ton and Jefferson and Washington him
self were brutality abused IN the press,
and that in many regards the manners
and customs OF that day were not so good
as those OF our own are.--Aer York
Times.