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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11
MEMORIAL DAY.
How j, was Celebrated Ia North Carolina

How it Was Celebrated la North Carolina.
CHARLOTTE. y. c., Nav lO-Confede-
rate Memorial Day was celebrated to-
day I'm many of the towns and cities Of
North Carolina
AZ Fayetteville the crowd was esti.
mated af 5000 people, and the celebra
iion was grand success. Besides the
local military company, there were in
line two visiting North Carolina compa-
Mics and the Bcnncityille Is. c. Guards.
lu Charlotte the celebration was local,
and appropriate exercises were held at
ElmW00d Cemetery
NEMOnlAl DAY 49, DANyuLE.
DANyuLE. Va, May -COnfederate
Memorial day observed here to-day and
graves of confederate soldiers decorated
with flowers Judge b Green was
orator Of the day, and took high ground
IN favor OF States pensioning Conled-
crate soldiers.
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4 HORRIBLE HANGING.
The Rope Broke, aud zach Man Had to
se Hung Twice.

OzARK. Mo-. MAY l0.-Tbe Baid-knob-
hers were hung Al $50 4. VI. The ropes
broke and the men fell 10 the ground
They were again carried 10 the scailold,
and were finally sirangled. Dave Walker
lived fifteen minutes, Bill Walker four
en minutes and Matthews thirteen
minutes. Although it was announced
tlat the execution would not take place
until noon. al SOB this morring the
sheriff entered the cells of the doomed
men and read the death warrant 10 them.
They Immediately began dressing for the
snafiold. and finished their preparations
at g2O o'clock
The Jury and press were admitted to
the iail at 900 o'clock A he left his
cell John Matthews proclaimed his in
nocence in a loud voice. All three men
were calm. and did not seem 10 be at all
oyerawed byy their approaching doom.
Upon the schiIold q short prayer was
which all ilnedsn singing hymn.
Then selection from the Bible was read,
another prayer by Rev Thomas Hanks,
and the back-caps were drawn and the
llWW"i NA Iu"i'N
John Matthews then said he bad moth
inc to add 10 what had been said. he
was there, but took no part in the crime
lie called on All who would befriend his
liitle ones left behind 10 hold mp their
hands. At g.l3 o'clock the drop fell.
John Matthews was praying as he fell.
The stretch of the rope let al fall TO the
ground. The rope broke and Bill Walker
fell upon the ground lie talked for
three minutes when he was taken up by
the sheriff and deputies ON the scaiioid
Dave Walker was drawn uD and died in
fifteen minutes. Matthews lived about
thirteen minutes and died with bis feet
ON the ground The scene was horrible
in the extreme. Matthews and Dave
Walker were cut down at 1910 o'clock.
Thetrap was again adjusted and Bll Wal
ker lifted helpless, ,groaning and gargling
and almost insensible. The rope was
again adjusted. and the trap sprung
7 he descent came 60 a sudden stop with
bis feet fun thirty inches from the
ground, and be died without a struggle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

A promiueut leader at fashion in Lonloi
ule wife 0f a dul.c we'll snown IN sportin.
cif harins orta-i'a GO return en artich
she hll bought at "a large lrlpery establish
meni wa. asi.oi by the polite and melliauon
'il1or nalscr' Winch OF our gentlemen
had tine honor oi serving your grace"
THE nIy u0aei no han with % m,chieyou
tnin..is n her eyes. and Indicating a certaii
assistant replied d.lliently and modestly.
We'll sf. an not quite sure. but
rather think 30 vas that nobleman with Oh
bald hcll san Francisco Examiner
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11
"HELEN'S BABIES" !"
Eugenr Field Iiss Three of 'Em-story of
Fishing Excursion.

Fishing Excursion.
Mr. Eugene Field, the author Of th'
"Sharps aud Flats column Of The Chicag,
Daily News has three boys who il they q,
ereftv uaarls as they please sad DO it in q
tighiy original manner. are Only chip, OF th'
old block One dly Ia mil winter. when
Chica.o's far famed lake breeze had driver
tt., th,rmometficai mercury down into th,
bulb AMI was sitting on it 10 keep IL down
the three Field boys did not come home al
the usual hour for returning from school
Dinner was held of for them until almost :
o'clock. and then. ns the rest Of the family
sat at the table. one of the boys came softly
IN. wearing ON bis face and all over his man
ner the most positive evidence that he had
been up To mischief
Where are your brothers" askei ths
father
They're down stairs said Pinney
bringing up the fish
"What f,hT
"Thc fish we caught.
"Where have YOU been fishing"
"DoWu to the lake Nou see, IL was thi,
way. papa We was awful c6id AMI We saw
smoke coming up from the lake aud We vent
down there 70 get warm.
They had seen the steam rising from the
water and had gone ont about mile over
the ice to get warm.
Presently. when it was thought Pinney had
satisfactorily explained their absence from
home aud established peace, the other two
boys, Melvin and Eugene Jr., came IN look
ing as blue rs whetstones and rs stiff as fro
zen mackerel Melvin held in his hand about
two yards of tow string. the end OF which
was tied around the body OF "A solitary smoked
herring
"see. said piuney. lifting the fish from the
door. where Melvin was dragging 10 IN ii
shame faced manner See. papa, ~e thought
we'd like % bring something nlce Tor your
supper. so we caught this fish, and is all for
you papa Washington Post
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CUPID'S DARTS.
HON. THOMAS f. BAYARD TO BE MAR
RIED.
CONFEDERATE MEMORIAL DAY
DESERTED At RALEIGH.
THE LATEST NEWS FROM FOREIGN
SHORES.
The Inter state Commerce Com mlssi0n
Republicans Going To Europe To Con
fer with The BondhOlder- About
the Virginia Debt

New YORK May 40 A Herad special
from Washington says The engagement
of eX Secretary Bayard and Miss Mary
Willing tlymer, of this city,.is inst now
engrossing the attention of their friends
10 is not yet formally announced, but
seems TO bee fully understood by those
closest to each party
Miss Clymcr is the daughter of the
late Dr. Clymcr, United States NAVY. She
resides with her mother. i'm comiorta.
bic, rOomy mansion on III street, ad-
joining The residences Of Judge Bancroft
Davis and Mr. George Bancroft She is
wealthy. cultivated and refined
Mr. BayaTd closes his Highland Terrace
house here next week and ais daughters
return 10 Wilmington for the summer.
The house and ils contents will be sold
at auction shortly.
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VIII ne bc Appointed ?

WAsuNGroN, d c., May l0.-Mr
Elmwood f. Thorne OF New York city
who for many years has been promi
nentlv identified with Republican poll
ties in tnat State. it is now said will be
appointed to an important position in
the Treasury Department. Thorne
familiarity with tariff matters, growing
out of long aud varied experience ia
commercial business, and his wide ac
quaintance with public men and tarit
measures. his friends say, insure hi'
selection for one of ihe important Treas
ury Department positions yet remaining
tobe filed by Repubhcan-yery proba
blv that Of Commissioner Of Customs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

Mr.. McIlwsine, for the defense, argued
at the afternoon session that Carleton
Marks had no reference whatever TO y.
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The Interstate Commerce Commission.

WAsmNGrON, ID. C., May i0-The
Interstate Commerce Commission to-
day decided the case of William II
Heard, a colored passenger against the
Georgia Railway Company.
Heard complained that he was com
PEELED 10 travel from Augusta TO Atlanta
in "a secoud-class, dirty smoking, passen-
ger-cOmpariment ear, although he was
travelling on o hrst-class ticket.
Commissioner Bragg, who prepared
the opinion of the Commission, holds
that the railroad company had violated
the law, in not prov iding ears for IFS
white and colored passengers, equal in
comforts, accommodation and equip
mont
An order was issued directing the
Georgia company to At once cease sub
ecting lbs colored passengers to undue
prejudice and disadvantage, by failing 10
furnish them passenger cars OF equal
comfort 10 those furnished white pas
sengers
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Grnln nrtI.n nnI.

ST Lorls. Mo. May lo.-Goyernor
Francis late last night signed The grain
option bin, which thus becomes Il law
The bill virtually prohibits all dealing in
grain options, unless the parties dealing
i'm such options actually own the grain.
The statute Is SO ordered that the issue
cannot be lodged, and grain dealers are
wrought up, and claim the Ia" viii dfive
them 10 East ST. Louis a meeting 10
consider the matter will be held on
Change to-day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

BlooNlNoToN, lII., MAY lO-ln tho
great Chicago fire the father, mother
and sister of Miss Elizabeth Hyde lost
their lives From That time until We'd
nesdav Miss Hyde " ho has been resi-
dent OF Bloomington for years, had moi
seen her only living sister Wednesday
her sister came t0 See her, and she Wa-
-o affected hy the meeting that she losi
her mind and became raving maniac
She was adiudged insane, and is now on
her way iO am asylum
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Died while Baruessine His Team.

ICOWcspOnlence ~ INC IINt-.I
CLAREMoNr, Va. May 9.-This morn
ing, al about o o'clock, while harnessing
his team and preparing for work, Mr.
John Van Lew suddenly fell dead in
front of the horses. The deceased was
about forty-iiye years of age, and Ie-
Gently moved here from WiIliamsport,
Pa, where his family resides. lie was,
at the time Of his death, employed by
Mr.. {. +. Pensing on the Dr. Smith
farm. j +. Farrell was summoned 20
hold an inquest over the remains, which
will be buried in the cemetery here on
Saturday. {.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

PETERSBURG, Va, May l0-William
White, captain aud Samuel Hatchei and
John saichheld, OF the crew of the -loop
Mary White, were arrested here tonight
on warrants from Charles City county.
charging them with killing Henry Jones,
also a member of the crew. Jones had
been missing for nearly q week and his
body was found in Herring Creek, just
below Nestoyer to-day with marks of
violence that indicated foul play. The
prisoners will be taken to that county to-
morrow for hearing
Willie Coleman was killed here this
afternoon by Eddie Worrell both par
ties colored. Marrell WAS handling an
old muskei within three feet OF Coleman
The contents entered the latier's head,
producing fearful wound and causing
instant death The shooting was acci-
dental. !.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

The tendency of the times Is manifest
Is toward the formation of trusts. Great
corporate manufacturing enterprises
seek, through the power OF combna-
tion, to neutralize the effects OF com
petition and enhance prices by
keeping control OF the agencies OF pro-
duciion. SO widely has this principle
taken effect that almost every article of
profitable manufacture is included in
some form OF trust or combine. e.-ByEo.
Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11
Encouraging con,alcsccncc.

Youug Nr shlnlyglf lhanding his care
10 nunsy at the door May alsk how Mr.
Farl Marquani de Wyll, Wyils Is this niawn
ing
FIunkv Importantly -Ncs, sir Nouu.
Mr. Wylls Wyls condition his slightly bet
ter The tome hol As system As himproycd
han we ball think ,ir, that e his progncssu
bloommsiy T. ms recovered strength
henou-h. ,r. o. light hay cigarette, han
seemed To- relish has roupie o. snipcs cais io
the m-t time 300 hay week. sir. Harper
Illar
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MEMORIAL DAY ST RALEIGH.
The Governor and Al the State Officials
Take Part in the Celebration

Take Part in the Celebration.
RAIETom y G.. May Confederate
memorial day was observed at many
points this state despite the intensely
hot weather In this city the Governor
and all TIE State officers took part in the
celebrations and an address on the late
General Johnson Petiigrew WAS deliver
ed by eX-Goyernor Scales. IL attracted
marked attention
In hfs address Governor Scales de-
voted himself % proving conclusiyely
that in the famous charge on the third
day of Gettysburg, Peitigrew's brigade
VI North Carolina troops went as close
10 the Federal works as did Pickett :
brigade of Nirginians 1t was shown
that the losses of North Carolnians
in that battle were Oue-third greater
than those of Nireinians and that North
CarOlnian- did not falier and retire, but
went as i0r and remained in the Federal
works as long as any troops 10 was
urge that North Carolina should raise q
monument at Gettysburg 10 the memory
of Pettigrew and his gallant brigade
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11
LiNCHBURG
Death Of Mrs. GEORGE B. Hale-Sale of the
Hotel at Liberty.

Especial 20 the TINES
LyNcnnURG, Va. May lO-A special
received here today from Rocky Mount,
Franklin county, announces the sudden
death of Mrs Hall, wife of Captain
George b Hale, a prominent citizen of
that section She was a sister of Judge
T. b. Claiborne, Of this State. and of
Colonel Nat c. Claiborne, late Of 81
Louis.
Jadge r. W Arnold and p Fleet
wood, of Wayerly, Va, yesterday pur-
chased the Liberty House, at Liberty, tor
$4,000. After being newly arranged
and furnished, it will he opened as a
irst-class hotel by Mr benjamin Brown,
late of the Purcell House, Norfolk
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JnSnI-A ROSS
Taken Before Judge Jenries Yesterday and
Bailed.
Igu fi1l Ia the Tr.frs

I'D ITII To TTIT NIL
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VA, May
lO-A writ Of ho5eas c0rpas was issued
by Judge Jeflres Wednesday, and Ross
was taken TO West Point today by the
sheriff. lie was accompanied by his
senior counsel. General William b. Taiia-
ferro The Commonwealtlfs Attorney
was not present Judge Jellries was
applied to for bail, which was granted,
the sum of 5000 being named Ross
returned home on the steamer Danyille
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WAsmNGroN. d. c., May l0--Fourtt
cass posimasleis were appointed to-day
as follows Alexandria, Ala, Mrs. j.
Glcen, Gurlcy Ala, " r. Colt May
Vile. Ala. James T. llumcl. Nerdiaps.
vinc. Ala. FELIX Forbes. Micanopy
Fla., NJ. G.. Arrow llephzileah, Ga.
Robert J. Rhodes Lumpkin, Ca Susie
Kenyon Wadesyille, y. G., Jos. [. "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

Last night, al the close of the book
keeping class, at the \ NJ. 6. A., Mf. II.
n Boudar. the teacher, was presented
with handsome eold-headtd cane by
the members OF The class. General sec
rotary Thomas made brief speech TO
which Mr. Boudar happily responded.
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THE DHBT QUESTION.
Republicans Going To Europe TO Confer
Nith the bondholseTs.
fHna.t4I ro tho rIf,fra

= ~ u - W 77T'7|-
ROANOKE, Va, May lO-A special
from Natural Bridge, the home of COL
onel H. G.. Parsons, 20 the Her0H says
that gentleman, Ex-senator John b..
Henderson. and Joseph $. Miller, EX-
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, have
been invited 10 meet the London and
Amsterdam bankers for conference OF
the State debt question, and that they
will sail from New York tomorrow on
the steamship Umbria
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THE DNILX TIMES,

Published every day in the
year, and the only Monday
morning daily ISSUED in
sr.usnsn
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n was recently announced that man ha'
read patent medicine ALMANAC "thou
fancyug that he Nas afflicted with all tn'
diseases Described theron IL was rcgarde
gs very remarkable case until % wa
learned thli fhe almanac contained am articl'
euttl.I "Tle Disease 0i Wealth" The mar
dilu't have tlaf di-ea>'. blt he was willn.
20 go somewhere and catch it.-New lorl
Ledger
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"Charley," said young Mrs. Toker, 81
wish you would quit taking the Ddsls
Express and take the Ersaing JoGrnal.'
"Do YOU Ike the Journal bessy"
"Yes much the best 1t Is 80 nice anc
large TO put under the carpets when We
clean house. kerehas! zraselsr.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

Youth-Cln you give no anything % Do
sir
Merchant What IS your linel
N.-Clerk, sir
M-ClerAi Why. CLERKS are a drug 10 the
labor market just now
Y.-They aref Well IL that's the case
had better look for job as a drug clerk. -
Boston Courier
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The Columbia. tennessee, Re inion -

CoLuMmA, Tenn, May lO-rh'
proceedings OF the Scolch-lrsl
Congress to-day were opened by
an address from DR. d. &. kelley
of Nashville, Tenn. who spoke fol
lhe South ia the reunion of the Blue anc
The Gray, set for to-day. DR. Kelley
traced is mastery manner the birth ano
growth OF constitutional liberty which h'
claimed sprang from the Scotch-lrlsi
PRESBYTERIAN in Cromgcirs time. III,
spoke OF the famous men OF Scotch-irisi
descent who had held high rank in The
wars in this country, and tulogized then
all. Dr. Kelley was followed by Com
missioner of Pensions Tanner in 1
lengthy speech.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Fight Between Striking Miners and Sol
hfpr.

Fight Between Striking Miners and Sol
dier~.
BfgriS. May lO.-Last night "a fight
occurred at Bochum between the striking
miners and soldiers. Two miners We're
killed and many wounded Three miners
were killed and several wounded to-day
in a conflict with the soldiers at Bracket
Westphalia. The strikers had gathered
in q large body and refused 10 disperse
when ordered The soldiers tbereupon
fired ON them.
TnE FUNERAL OF COUNT rOLsTOL
ST PETEHsBURG, May lO-The fu-
neral of Count Tolsioi. the late Minister
of the Interior took place to-day The
Car was present at the funeral cere-
mouy The Car has donated lhe sum
of POO 900 roubles 10 Countess Iolstoi
and in addition, r. yearly pension OF
5000 rOublcs
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NEW YoHK. May l0-A Word special
from Atlanta Ca says United States
Senator Brown has been lying at the
point of death from malignant dyseniey
for several days. hul has rallied some
what. and his physicians think he Will
recover.
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The Daily Times - will

The Daily Times = Will,
~ SOOu H. pTacstCabIe,
move it, culirc plant and
Office Co ihc first floor Of
the large and COInsnOdiOuS
building No. 9O1 Fast Vain
street. recently occupied
by VIM. Mitchell Il 90.
Having added largely 10
the former outfit, the
" Daily Times ~ now pre-
pared tO fuIfii al thc re-
quisitcs Of a live, progress
i've newspaper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

T Quixo &c refoFmers who have des-
perat-ly striyen 10 impress upon the pub
tic that they, and they alone, are in pos
session of political sagaciiy are proba.
big more amazed than any other CLASS OF
people al the Presidents appointments
to MI the vacancies on the Civil Service
CommmIssion .-Bdlto. AneyicaH.
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"pa. where aas Captain Anson uouT
"l don't know, Inn sure.
"Wlcre ua. John l.. Sullivan born"
II don't know that either
PA. wish sou would buy me a history O
tho United States Chicago Herald
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PoiSr OF Rocks, MD., May l0.-Ihe
iron bridge in process Of construction
across the Potomac 10 the Virginia side
was swept away by the storm this even
ing. Charles Beamer and Augustus
Carter. two workmen, were badly hGrt.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

Lawyers would ask more questions than
they do if they did not fear getting the
wrong answers New Orleans Picayune
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

The Supreme Court Of the United
States is so overloaded with business that
three years must elapse before ne"
case has chance of being heard
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Summer SundrieS.

DOTTED SWISS Nus
Inns look cool and arc
very comfortable. All
sizes Of dots, and nj practi-
cally all figures.
FIG I X Ell LINEN
LAWNS are in good form
again, and snake the most
scrviceablc gowns among
the whole range Of wash
fabrics.
DOMESTIC SATTEEVS
are blooming into the ycr-
nal freshness, the patterns
being bold and original. or
quiet and deInure. New
patterns will he seen to-
day. in exclusive designs.
GAIZE, SILK, AND
Ll>LE-TIlIkEAD vests,
that are good property,
and worth buying. and
NOT TRASH, Ii CENTS
APIECE, will purchase n
good vest that yOu will
find most excellent value.
BtTI~TE~ in new and
elaborate designs opened
to-day atl2 I-2c. The best
value ever offered for
rough wear.
Tennis Cloths az IL Lee.
are coming in daily.
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Hhck SO Brown is ieaii
White lc-. be has gone.
f. How much dii be- iaavei
W.-Eyelything Didn't take a cent will
him Boston Courier
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lithia Water. Only % cents
= gallon al
OWENS X MINOR DRU0 Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

At Chicago Chicagos TO- Pittsburgs
g.
Al Cleveland Clevelands, 4; Indian
apoiis, ..
At Boston-Bosions. New Yorks
:.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphias o
Washingtons, 3
AT ati-CincinDatis, TO- Ath
letics, o.
AT 81. Louis-St. Louis, rs Colum
bus, ..
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys g. Bal
timOres, 4.
At Louisville - Brooklyn, 10; Louis
vile, q.
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cnic.c,. An.,.hl.i- and IheIr cirenlar-

Chicaci Anarchists and Their Circulars.
CmcAoo. May l0 III Is reported that
The anarchists propose to delnge thecilY
with m1ummaiory circulars 0u Decom
i0n day. ihe date decided upon for lhe
formal unyeilng of the policemen $
monument iu thc llNmarkei Two
hundred thousand handhills, printed in
German and English. and Worded much
after the style D thc circulars recently
received hv CMciof Police Hubbard.
are. it is said being printed for di-tribu-
iion The police authorities. however
are well informed regarding the move
menf- of thc anarchists. and even if they
cannot succeed boz stopping the printing
OF the circular. which 10 is sand is being
done boo private hOu-cs, much after the
system in vogue among ihe Russian nj
hilist-. they cam. under one of the muni-
cipal ordinances arrest all persons found
distributing the literature in the streets
on in other public places
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

For THROAT DISEASES, CoUGns
CoLps. etc, eifeoiual relief IS found IN
the use of "Br0rn's Bronchid Iroches ~
Price, 2J cents. >old only IN boles.
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and
Marriage

Wants, marriage and
Death Notices, not exceed
iug eight Lines. SJ CeHls for
each insertion.
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Fresh, soft shell crahs received daily
at Ruegers Restaurant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-11

Sleepiess nights made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shi'"aS Cure Is the
Remedy for you.
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LONDON. May lO-TLe Parnell com
mission Resumed is sitting to-day The
proceedings were dull and the attend
ance small. public curiosity having eyi-
IDENTIFY waned since Mr. Parnell finished
his testimony
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TEE NHsIG,

Established January, 1924,
was absorbed b, The sbaiiY
TinIr> Drccmbcr 2S. I ~~S.