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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-09-03
LYNCHBURG LOCALS.
Democratic Nominations for Lynchbmrg
and Campbcll-Judgc Claiborne Against
Malone
Especial 10 tie Tines

Especial 10 tie Times.
LYNCHBURG. VA. September The
Democratic Convention of Lynchburg
and C9iipbell to day nominated !. sd
npy Peters. Of Otter River district ana
James T. Butler. Of R-nseus. candidates
FOR the House Of Delegates. Ii Is con-
.idered a very strong nomination. TX
Judge Thomas B Claiborne. formerly
leading Republican politician Of Frank
lin county. declares bis pur-
pose TO vote fox Phil. Mckinney
Tor Governor against Malone. In
letter to-day in the Daily Adrdnce he
says: 1T is well known fact that had
the voice Of the Repubicauso of virginia
been honestly represented at the Cni-
cagO convention. Virginia would nave
cas-. solid vote for Blaine. | am no
Young kicker. | have been kicking
ever since the present plan Of
organization. and will continue
KICK until the author and
the plan Of organization are both
buried. which will be on or about the
Jth CT next November. | say this be-
cause believe il to be for the interest
of the Republican party Of the state
and nation. YIELD to no man So FAR as
dev tion 70 the principles and policies
of the Republican party is Concerned
| marshalled under her banner when II
was first thrown to the breeze in old
/ Virginia. | believed then. and believe
now that the happiness and prosperity
of the people of the nation depended
uuon the success Of that party, but
never IN my oniuion will the Nag iiOal
VIGOROUSLY in Virginia with Genera
Nahone and his methods ia the lead
ara for one will not go fishing on th'
day of election, but. as q free man ant
citizen Of this great and glorious he
public. / will 20 10 the voting place an'
cast my vote for Pail. Mckinney
signedl Thomas y. Claiborne.
The reported Democratic disaiiectIol
I'M Bo'etourt county is positively contra
dieted To day by W. 4. Glasgow, Jr.
the chairman of the Executive Com
miitee in letter 90 the DAILY 1drdnce
laud SAYS that the county viii do bette
than ever before.
x. TAYLOR Scott opercd the campaig
to-day in the Southwest IN a brilllan
specch at Newberne, Pulaski county
/ His reception by the people was yer
enthusiastic.
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BRIEF TELE GRAMS.

WATERFOWL. y. y. September . -
The property of the Bennington Paper
Company has been sold to a ,ynd'ca," ma eao
II German capitalists for 81 500 o. o..
The transfer to be completed by Janu-
ary lst n
PelycEroN. IND September -.
Don~ntv prominent attorney oi
oakland city. was yesterday killed b'
Karn McKenny. whose wife hal EN-
Moved Doughty 10 secure divorce
McKenny is under arrest. Indignation
is very high. ,..
lac on PARIg, MIN. September
"a prarie fire ten miles vide }.
sweeping the mines ON the ht',v-
lands. and the town OF Big stone ~''y
is threatened.
BoRpFyroN. \. j. September . .
The reported death cf Ms. Farneil
mother Of Charles Stewart Parnsli- i'
unfouudcd.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.T. III Benson Ie urned to the city
Yesterday morning after a briei but ae-
lichtful visit to the country.
Mrs. A. \. Tinsley and her dauSh'er'
Mrs O. +. Marin. left the city Satui-
dav TO spend a few weeks Win Ieia'
tions IN Ashland. Va.
Miss Florence Dillard, Il Memphis
Tom is i'm the city. the guest Of Mrs
Sale on Floyd street extended. She
leaves in a few DAYS for Boston, Mass
where she will remain for year al the
Conservatory Of Music.
On the Brook turnpike sunday,
e,esr broke loose from his keepers. lie
ram down the turnpike towards Rich'
mopd. aud was finally captured IL
Richmond after number Of policemen
had Joined the cowboys. The animal
vas "a ken to the yards on dray'
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DANVlLLS DOTS.
\ Fatal Collision the Result of Care
--nc~~-Tobacco Note>.
..ft....1 fD flrt limos

Tobacco Noie>.
special to thc Tines
DANvrLLE, Va. September "A Sc
licu. collision near Waller's Fond. on
the Danville and New River railroad.
his afternoon. resulted III the death OF
one man and the seriously wounding
of three others. The collision was be
lween a mixed passenger and freight
train. which left this city at $40 \.
81. and mItcriai train. which
was coming east from Stuart.
TIE mixed train was running
on schedule time. and the watch OF the
engineer OF the material train was SIX
teen minutes ont If time. Adam Price.
q colored brakeman. was instantly
killed and three cOlorod train hands
seriously wounded. The nine passen-
1,fs on the mixed train were badly
shaken. but none seriously hurt. Both
engines were badly damaged and sew
eral cars telescoped. The accident is
due only 10 clrelcssncss. as Ouly two
regular trans are IGn 0n that part Of
lhe road.
Tie sales Of leaf tobacco in this mar
kct for August were SlG.9 800 pounds:
sales same month last year, 2.GOJ.O'3
pounds: sales for tobacco year from
October TO September. -'li2,Osa
pounds: sales same period last year,
%. .sJs Gi2
Decator Jones. one of the Oldest citi-
zans Of the county. died at Bachelor :
Hall yesterday. lie was seyenty-thre'
,ears old. and is the first of lis large
family of eleven children aud numer
Gus grandchildren 20 die. lie has scV
eral sous living IN Richmond.
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TIE Committee on Claims and Salaries
,cas ~ have met at O'CLOCK yesterday
afternoon. the Committee on Gene
Sar;es AT $50 o'clock. the Board OF PUB
lie Interest at the same hour. and the
Committee on Second Market at :
o'clock. All faile( to have quorum
present. ,.o c,um,,,ea
ON Second Market got quorum anu az
ordered all the bills to be paid. Inc
BOARD of Public Interest had nothing
before il. aud there not meeting was
immaterial ,.
The Committee on Second Market
will meet IN the Council Chamber al i
o'clcck this morning.
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RAsE-eAll


A. Bos,on-liirst game -Bosion.,
indianapolis. B. Second samri-B's'
tons. I indianapolis. d.
Al New York first samtl New
Yorks. o: Phtsburgs. T.. l7econa
9amel New Yorks, If: Pittsbures. d.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Chicagoes. , ,
AZ Washington - Washnstons'
CleyeIands. ,.
At Brooklyn-liirst eamel Brook
lyns. :: Cinciunatis. 4. Second game
-BrookNus 4 ; Cincinnatis. u.
4, Philadelphia first gamrl AIN
letics. 3: Kansas Citys, :. Second
came Athletics. I. Oinnins-l game
called.
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CHICAGO. September 9-Fire . De-
stroy,d ihe saloon ami boarding house
Nos. o5o7. 9509 ard 2jll. Cottage Grove
avenue. shortly after . o'clock TINS
morning. The place was owned by
.John Blank. who had about twenty
h,arders. Put Tor The efficient work oi
the fremen several persons would nave
.niTocaied. Blank was frantic WIN
fear. Just "a the iiremen arrived be-
burl,d his cmld through the window Ia
the sidewalk. l. Will probably die.
Los. about - 900.
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An.n,clra Of Iler lln.alnd.. latder.

>u.p.ct.a of Her iin-bpnd'- Nu"der'
Hastings. MINN.. September 2.-Sl
mel Holmes. well todo farmer iiHlng
near Pennington. was murdered yesief-
dav morning. Ills wife. who IS now ih
iail here. is charged with the deed. 30
far AZ is known there was no witness 10
the murder. 1t is said Mrs. Holmes had
onarreled with her husband and fro
nnently threatened his life. iiolmeS
ras sixty-fve years Of age. and his
wife was twenty years younger.
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AORRlRlY MANGLEO.

iii. scattered Remains of = Negro.
SALISBURY, MD. September 2'-Ihe
scattered remains of a negro were
found along the track of the Wicomlco
aud Pocomoke R4ilroad between Berlin
and Ocean City to-day. Tie tcdy was
so horribly mingled as to render iden-
tifcation impossible. IL Is supposed
The man was one OF the eNcufsiOii's''
from Cape Charles 10 Ocean CITY.
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The ambu ance was called Yesterday
q, I0.IO TO the corner of Main and
Twenty third streets. to youth VINO
had his toe bruised The physician am
nmtated the member and left BIN with
his friends. ,c,o,
The ambulance was called SUNDAY at
o.sOP NJ toIaurel street, where per
con mashed his foot The physician ih
charge amputated the foot. The cause
- ,he disaster was a car running over
tho foot.
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AT DEER PARK.

The President Not Worr, ing over fubiic
Aiiair-.
DEER PARK Mp, September 2.-There
was no work done at the White House
cottage this morning. President mar
r son is feeling the effects Of last week :
labor. and decided to continue his sun
dav rest over half of Monday lie Is
suffering slightly from cold aud pub
Inc otTairs will receive little attention
Mrs. James f. Campbell. Of Ono
gave large card party to night at hel
cottage. Mis-. Mckee an1 Miss Lena
Mckee were among the guests.
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HALIFAX COUNTY.
Democratic Nominating Convention III
south Boston.

Democratic Nominating convention III
south Boston.
Special TO the Iimes.l
SOUTH Boston. Va, September : -
The largest and most enthusiastic con
vention ever held in the county oi
Halifax convened to-day to nominate
candidates for the Senate and House Oh
Delegates.
The convention was called 70 order
by the county chairman. I. K. Jordan
ard Messrs. j. \. Phillips and B. +
Hedderly were elected secretaries.
Hon. W. /. Jordan was nominated Tor
the Senate by acclamation. Messrs. j.
d. Hankins and John p. Ragland were
then nominated for the House OF Dele
Gates on the next two ballots. Messrs.
Jordan and hanki j. were brought be
fore the convention and accepted theli
nominations in handsome speeches. Iht
ticket nominated is strong, and you
NAV look out for good news from Han
fax in November.
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HuLsBuRG, Pa, September 2.-The
will of the late William Thaw was
filed to-day. The vast estate, estimated
between s9.OOO.0o and $4,000, 600. is
divided in hundreds of bequests. a
large amount of it going to worthy
charities. The inheritance received by
Mrs. Thaw aud each of the ten child
rem. approximate three-quarters o;
million dollars each.
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Go TO The Standard.
Advice 10 notners.

Mrs. Winslow's soothing syrup should a.
,savs he used wnen children are cutting
teeth. IL relieves the little sufferer AZ once,
II produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
TX child from pain. and the little chetuf
axyakes as ..bright as "a button" II Is very
nIeasant to taste. IL soothes the child hof.
Ems the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind.
regulates the bowels, anu IL thc pest hnv"il
rs,,s,,v Tor tiarrnora, whether arising from
teething or other eauses. Twenty hve cents
aoo,ti. lu.ih .-axN
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The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were recorded Yesterday:
IL TIE CITY CHANCERY COURT.
Barbara Ann Robinson and others 10
William II Beveridge. 81 feet on west
side Eighth near Baker, Improvements
500: Willis b. Smith. special comIhis
.ioner. TO ' ". Bowe. $50 feet on
Howard northwest corner Holly also
f5O feet .ou Howard northeast corner
Holly. II .O72 80, Charles NJ. Swift ana
wife 10 4. If. Goodman. ~ feet on east
.ide Pine between Beverly and Cum
berland. improvements. 81 325.
HENRICO COUNTY COURT.
Fourth b ptist Church lcoloredl trus
tees 10 William Banks. 80 feet on \
near Thirty. second. partly IN city ane
partly in connty, Sl4S.5O.
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GAINING


There is no doubt about it. Oar reru-
tation with the public Of supplying
Goods o. sterling value at popular
price is gaining in weight daily. While
we are. of course. pleased TO see that
our efforts to serve YOU are appreciated
we cannot say that We are surprised at
the result. Any man with hiseyes half
omen ought 70 be able to see that We
continually offer lrst.class value for
the money asked. IL is almost safe to
sav that those who don't believe this
are such as have not Investigated and
COMPARED. We ask such TO come and
do MS the Justice TO look. II You need
arythirg IN the line of Men r Clothing
Bows Clothing, Hats, or furnishing
Goods. we know we are prepared 10 do
little better by you than anyone el'e'
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NEW YORK. September 2.-Elizabeth
ProvIa. a young girl residing with her
parents. committed suiciie yesterday
by taking p aris green. because her
father. an Italian banker, prevented
her eloping with an Italian contractor
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A Immense Concoursc atthe Church ~ Il
az the CraNc-TuncraI sermon Of Rev.
Ihoma, l.. rrc~ton-EeautifuI Tribute
60 the Deceased \ Coincidence.
Special 10 the Tines
LEXINGTON. VA. September 2.-The
citizens, male ard female. white and
colorcd. aud even the children OF Lex
iugton turned out by the hundreds Sun
d1y morning at n O'Clock to attend the
funeral ol Mrs. Julia Jackson Christian
at the Presbyterian Church, and to do
honor 10 her memory and
lhat Of her distinguished father.
The large auditorium was crowded
carly by the gathering people in
every scale Of the social circle. with
many OF jackson s old soldiers present.
Up few minutes Of II the casket
was open. and the remains were viewed
by many. Charlotte, Richmond Lex
ington. and other cities and towns con-
tiiDutcd rich floral offerings. Dr..
Thomas J.. Preston. assisted by Rev.
Ebenczsr Juukin, ID. D., conducted the
ObsCquiCs.
DIR. PRESTON s SERMON
was practical pathetic, and its features
touching religious and personal chaia;-
ten of the deceased. beautifully por-
trayed the life of that lovely woman.
Ho said 10 town IN the Southern Con-
iedcracy fell 20 keenly or was as much
cast down in sorrow at this dispensation
of Providence as Lexington. the
home of her distinguished father was.
His reference 70 Jackson famous APP
peal. Let as pass over the river and
rest under the shade of the trees.
when mortally wounded at Chancel-
l0rsyille. when h said, They have
brought her here 10 rest under
the shade of the trees, 10 be
guarded hy sympathetic. loving
pathetic PEOPLE who revere the
noble name and character OF StOnewall
Jackson. Many were the tear-bedim
med eyes as the eloquent divine gave a
picture Of the young life just gone out.
the bereayed mother, the lonely heart
broken husband and motherless babes
left behind 90 sorrow.
TIE services concluded at the church
and the funeral c3rteg3 formed with
the following gentlemen as pall-bear-
ers from Charlotte Dr. Paul b. Bar
ringer. Captain r. Il. Robertson. MaJol
I. B. Mcdowell. and Captain +. J.
Baxter davidson. From Lexington
n. If. Wadden. w. l.. Hopkins, ). i
latchcr. and w. W. Paxton.
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ID II = y y NtMINhN II l.
Ia so. L.. tItAfE -TKIEr. Ki'nho>D, Va
JnIN II. POWELL, Principal; -,
Aln- T. "EliON. Associate lfuclph;
The -sycfi zenith session ~ ',lr n,rr
~. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR 1OlNG La
Dlf.- AND lITfl.I Girls siii beg y 10
NF-DAY. september 20. l-r,, ANA close
June 20. $500. ..,..,.,s
Tie instruction D. thorough ana cvhP'e,e,
s..,,, tiud.fv4r. su 90 collegiate cOnrs.. IN
elusise. special ndyantages Ia Modern Ian
ruaxa. ana Music. Number oI Doafuefs
limited 20 Thirty. 49,. A.. ..,
,f,. Inrll.l course. with I.atln. $3.50.
Apply ioi catalogue al the ho"kstot's vi ="
either principal ,r,,.o,,
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Is,t.t,IfOe Al.

NATURAL BRIDGEHOIEiS.-T THE
y hotels viii he kept open Win music hho
summer service during ihc months of sep
temhfr aud trfoiet special monthly ih''s
slvau. Tne large number of tOur.sissrfiNing
daily wlrmut fnls and insure Continuous
.Dcal lfe Ihe drNne-s aud great elevation
ot the place make tone ~ the frsi he,ith re-
rt. iu fit. country. JF. WILSON
sof superintendent.
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\IcGUlREs sCHoOLmoPP0slIrIlE IIl.

Y z 7
vi MONROE pAEk-t wfSff-. fffH SfS
Sos. Enhance Days; ~irffMbth lolh anu
.ofh. full CORDS Of experienced assls'"@n's- @
IuDrrsrAu0l .DOfo 500. Lower, so,' 20 ~.
tft..t.r. .y,of. sgDo refer 10 University
',lI.sr faculties Of the state. ilEht boys
rifcctlv or indirectly from tins sfn"vi nnis
twelve diplomas and four degrees ln me = NJ
vrr.Ity IL Virginia this session. zee cifcu-
lars OF both schools Ia book stores vi ~ r,ass
.f,fe- on west Main. JOHN 4. MCGUIRE.
~. 1nnI Z nnrlM lialAIlaIn. an ~ lDrf~u
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and as the mortal remains Of the I'M
mortal St0newall j ckson 5 only chlld
were committed to mother earth beside
her Christian father. Mrs. jackson 5
gtief gave way TO piteous cries. The
burving ground scene was OF the deep
est soltmnity, long to be remembered by
those present. The grave was covered
with beautiful flowers. among them q
pillow of white roses with julia IN
purple flowers.
The funeral party from Charlotte LETT
ON special Sunday night at clock.
A coincident iu connection with the
Lexington pail bearers is worthy OF
.pacc. W. W. Paxton is a son of the
late Frank Paxton aud brigadier-gen-
eral commanding the Stonewall Brigade.
IA. Houston Letcher. another pail
bearer. is "a son Of the late Governor
John Letchcr. Virginia IS war Governor,
who first recognized the military tai
ents Of and commissioned Jackson.
~. IA. Hopkins. another, is son OF
Dave J.. Hopkins, Jackson private
secretary at headquarters. These form
.elatri0 of descendants of those OF
Jackson's personal. trusted officers,
who assisted to lay TO rest the child OF
their fathers friend.
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MARQUETTE. MICH, September p
Gogebic, hlghwayman. under The escort
of Shcnn Foley. was safely landed IN
Brssemer jul at l:45 \. NJ There was
little excitement manifested.
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I,OR SALE ONE WATER MOTOR
L Gneau. sold iur want of usc. App -
- lf,t,.l .fil.. auO-u
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Those unable to secure seats In the
church gathered az the grave. and when
the fureral arrived there was mass of
people lu the cemetery.
Dr. Preston. in the presence Of the
throno gathered around the bier. cifer-
cl prayer ON ting further services.
At a. inncture four well known
voices iu soft refrain sang
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ST. LOUIS. september The late
Henry Shaw left the bulk Of his prop
erly. estimated at So.OOo,oVO, To- the
civ on certain conditions 10 be ac-
cepted and carried out by trustees. \
number of charitable bodies receive
Il 600 each. and some minor legacies
are left to acquaintances.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL.

80. ii2 NOtth Eighth street.
THE TWENTY FOURTH SESSIONS tE-
GINS SEPTEMBER 23D. 1883.
Circulars 20 bookstores.
THOMAS II. NORWOOD. Princip'i,
aug.-im ia Norm fl<hth etlctt.
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Trade TAX.
Git, Manufacturers Visited bS our Man
About Town

cit, Manufacturers Visited bS Ous Nan
About Town
What is known of the trades and in
tustries of the city Of Richmond b.
fte average citizen Of the city
Very little indeed, except confused
idea that the city Is strong IN every
thing undertaken, whatever the enter
nrise may be, and a knowiedgeoi one
own business.
That is about all.
Perhaps our plenty has made us sat
i.G,l. made Us content TO let things
take the slow and solemn strides tnal
date way back before the rapid iushlng
movfments of the present time maiHeu
the dial plate of business events.
Onr ueople are the most eNen-tem-
rcred in tie world. They are as honest
as ,he DAYS are long, and for city ina.
can boast of reaTly a hundred thOusaliu
inhabitants there are fewer revolving
and startliag crimes committed mere
than m any city of like size IN the
Union. We can boast OF our climate,
noint with pride to our LOCATION uWel'
with delight upon the bounleouS Silts
.howered upon Us by nature alu hd-
tine, Gcd. and with pleasant SENSATIONS
eject unon the many advantages mat
he before us. ard only be disturbed AZ
the thought that they have IN so many
ra.es not been utilized 10 greater eA-
,ant simply because the world mas ho'
,.en told about them, has not the proper
corception by any means OF what mas
t.en. dome here in the matter OF manu-
r.rfures and trade aud of the greater
,h;res that still can be accomplished III
The TINES proposes to tell the word
sonethiup about these facts, proposes
to 40 so in an honest. square. Ousiness
like and reliable manner wi'hou'
pufing. without the Il ll-write YOU
nm if YOU in take so many papers
style Of thing. Nothing OF TINS sor'
,yill be done. but plain bedrock iac's'
facts calculated TO build up the Dus'
ness of the city TO promote It's pios
reritv and develop its trade ana ma"
tactnres. will be resorted to. IL VIII u
ro Off enterprise affair, but reliapi'
,',.sentaticn of facts, in which every
ana l. interested. and which VIII DC
nresented IN as pleasing ana NaIie,
',,1e az the exigeucies OF the case VII
allow and the ability Of the wii'er per
nit
Now. as strange as 1t may appear
,here is greater demand for male iapy
~ richmond than there Is avaiiaol'
.lnnnlv. There are crowds OF idie mel
,onnnoJng lazily ON the streets ever,
Ia~ in the week. aud especially o'
nH' wN'odav. Monday has been caiie'
" RIne Monday" in the south ana u
p,chmond there are HUNDREDS OF M
.ho mean to keep ii so. Ihey woil
Gse eco da,s in the week and rest on VI
Sahbatb. s'S and II takes them all day mon ,
a. ~ ,crew their courage up 10 III
."oyrkipe uay point. The don't like wor
w. much any way ano
700 Of leisure taken Sunaa
'"e'o ,s not wear of the pa'"'
dSe' ,est until necessity drives
% or an Tuesday. The men are iazy' .', 'os
on ,al,ness =" and ,pend their time !, CON C; n
,ainng and proauirg about hard ilmg' ,h
pan"h p'a'dh,h he same as madman THINKS u
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WANTED. - SHORTHAND STU

W " III 77TT'7's ~ 30 n, -
W ulNl-. bt.f uhr nundi'd now III ~.
f'r'l..ra GOOD POSITIONS are secured
ALL fFAIl AII~ Remington type
,NfIfrrus.d. only college Of St'n, ,fialhy IN
fIecIf, nnd the largest BOO The SOUTH fstap.
Ishtd 800 i1-D. Very 'n-t term. in,l' @'nn l,
f.r ,f..rrcir.. NogIINEA COLLEGE Or
-IfNoOifflIll, lIl3 cast Main sireeei.
tnvytf. .-I Nlk l.iu.
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DENsSELAER POLYTECHNIC IN.
IL sTisIIE. Troy y. \. The ,idea >choot
~ Engineering in ne tnned states. Next
term begins -ept. ~. The Register for 1883.
contain, list Of graduates for 20 years, with
their positions: also course Of study. require
meufs for admission. expenses. etc. 'anii.
dates living al dl tance may be examined
at their rOmcs. Adde'S, DAVID VI.
GREENE director. yy3l-DAN- -im~
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Freight Train Collision ON >e" River
Railroad.

~TFTTIT To VI II'''"'T
RApFoRD. VA. September 1.-Two
freight trains collided on the New RIVER
road Saturday night. wrecking boIh
engines and a number Of cars. No ene
was hurt.
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GEaAS. III. PAGE.

SALFSMFN.-WE WANT \ FEW
y reliable men to ir,yel and sell "u. toods.
>. Nn.rItuct. necessary. rsrma-
upuf n0.lf.uu. salurs $3.50 per diif. wages
amt travelling expense. in advance. foods
staple and snll ON Sd a. Business ishi, easy
scufsel Address, Wiih stamp. 'oNll-
MENTAL M'l'1 io, Cincinnati. -.
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n YOU WANT HARDWARE. SASH,
| BLINDS AND DOORS, call Phone sD9.
nnd tnu ciu gei Them delivered promptly;
.GARNrAI a. DAfl~. so. cost Broad
street H''-''''"
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resi- Of the world is mad. because he is
crazy. There is demand for male
labor here. that would give every man
out If work ia the city q plenty TO do,
il he had the willing Will and nerve to
diligently set about his task.