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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
WILL OF LUCIEX L. BASS.
ne wants HIS Tninei's Remains 20 Rcsi
nv Ists.

The last will aud testament Of Colo
mel Lucien l.. Bass. late president Of the
Board of Aldermen. was admitted 70
probate in the ChanceTy Court yester-
day. The following are the exact
words of the Will
RICHMOND, Va June Z, 1889.
|. Lucieu l.. Bass. being Of sound and
displsiBg mind. do make this my last
will aud testament; l give 10 my be-
loved wife an of my estate. both real
and personal, with the exception OF
$1,000. which I give and bequeath 10
my faithful and loving brother, ". L..
Bass. 30 be paid 10 him out Of my es-
tate. | commit TO the care OF my wife
the care of my children and my moth
en-. feeling assured that she will ever
d. what is right by them. desire
that my father s remains shall be taken
up from their present resting place and
placed by ihe side of my grave. and 10
carry out this. my last will and Tesla
meut. appoint my wife my executrix.
and require Of her no security. also
give and bequeath TO my mother. To- be-
paid out of my estate 500 in addition
to my request that my wlie may take
care Of her and provide for her support
Given under nay nand and seal.
LUClEN l.. BASS.
The will is witnessed by Messrs.
Charles +. Wingo and Wray T. Kuight.
The estate is valued at $4,000.
Colonel Bass condition was so feeble
tnat lac diI net 1iun his name but sim
ply made his cross mark. While IA
health he wrote a beautiful aud IN ST
leglble hand.
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Wonderful fsrs Abbott.

Tonight, at the Mozart Academy OF
Music, Mrs. Abbott. the great Georgia
electric wonder. viii commence a tw,
night engagement.
She comes with fine end0rsatious
from the press in all the cities Ia which
she has ever exhibited. and it is stated
0n the most reliable authority, that she
is q petite wOmanp0ssessirg the strength
OF "a giant.
Some OF the tales told of her won
derful aud zoe xpiicabie feats of strength
seem 10 be incredulous. and are Of such
peculiar character IS 10 warrant the ss-
sertion that the Mozart Academy viii
be filled tonight with a large crowd OF
ladies and gentlemen. curious h see
Mrs Abbott. and Judge for themselves.
The following committee will be ou
the stage 10 attest tie reality of Ms.
Abbott's performances: Judge 1t. w
Flournoy, DR.. W. Leigh Burton. Messrs.
Peter J. Burton, Jamas \. Gentry
Joseph Johnston, ;. L. Gilhland, and
Chris. Eyensen.
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p0iice count

The cases in this court yesterday were
tTiilpg.
John Smith was fined $40 AMI costs
for beating Kate Gallegaa.
Charles Bates lcolofedl was fined %
and costs for improper conduct on the
street
Han Lee, a Chinese lauudryman. was
fined RIO and costs for beating Mary
Clements.
Nora Wager (coloredl. charged with
as-aultug and abusing and using pro-
fame language 90 Emmett Lambert IN
the public street, was lined - and
COSTS.
Thomas Young aud Joseph Blaudon.
the colOrod youths, who were charged
wish stealing two scau-pins from Dir.
". A. Voolfolk. were discharged,
there not being evidence TO convict
them.
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FIVE ARRESTS THUS FAR.
Justice srutchGeId Probing 10 the BOT
tom Of tire seventeenth street Iitot.

John Taylor and William Morris. two
colored men living on Seventeenth
street. were before the Police COuri
Yesterday on the charge of felomou,ly
striking and wouuding Mr.. james Kane.
This makes five parties so far arrested
for completely in the negro riot on
north Seventeenth street early Sunday
morning. when Mr. Kane's house was
rocked and his leg broken. The cases
were continued until July 9Th. Bal
was refused.
MIR. J. Samuel Parrish, counsel for
Tay Tor. said he would apply for writ
Of hd6eas corpus to Judge Witt during
the day. Police Justice Cruichfeld said
he would like to be Informed when The
application was made 20 that be could
issue bench warrant for Taylor s az
rest for being engaged i'm a riot. 20 that
Judge Wit could hear evidence on sll
the charges.
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ProPerly ITansfers.

The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday IN the
Chancery Court John c. Walsh 70
James =. Harcum ; feet on west side
Fourth street. near Louisiana, 1876: John
Whitworth TO John 7. Carter, 10 0.-l2
feet on west side Laurel street, between
Albemarle and Spring. Sl.l50.
The following was recorded in Hen
rico: 5. NJ. Phyfe to Henry l.. Carter.
Il i-lO acres near Hungary Station,
S52J.
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4 JCllON SALE OF LAND IN
~ CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Pursuant to the provisions ~ decd ~
tract dnfrd March 1-. lSsI and recorded
March ~. 1881. iH tHn clerks Oiice nf ihr
County Court of Cumberland euunfy, exc
cutel h} John A. Booker and wife % Thomas
q. IaID. irlsfrn. iuharurr Do fhr legal BIOL or
inr payment OF certain Note, therein men-
fluned. fla undersigned. substituted trustee
tnr pine. ui i..r snll lnnu. VIII. roo She TO-
quest y. ~. sHfAoI. Toe lr spl holder offer
for saie nt public aucfiYn, - ,umhoi land
Courthouse, 0n
MONDNN THE 22Vu DAY OF JULY, leey
at O'Clock T.. 81. the TRArro f LAND con-
ycyed in ihe saii deed of trust che property
OF the nuiu John a. Hooker. the SAID lnud
living in cumberland cuuaty aud containing
Que thousand Heif-. more pr less, ana peins
tne same land conveyed 200 tnc sail John a
Booker by john H. Wilson. commissionsf iu
lne euif oi Read al . wife fs. JhoiniOn's sd-
miUl-frtfur, 100 Cumberland circuit Court
The tract Lies between Cumberland Court
house and 3H-lr. There are several dwell
ing houses Ou the place and other uut houses
80 ihat % nlay pe diyid. q lnio several irieis
conveniently.
IlEHs' sufficient I'm ca.h to pay 30 tae
amount iuf pu inr notes puil, tu W.T. $40
with interest from March l9, 1857, ana lu
pay tne eSpeuses of executing tle trust
ID. NEADh
Iel-Wiw Substituted llu'ice.
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committee OH schoofs.

The Committee on Schools met ia a..
Office of Captain Charles Z. Williams
yesterday morning at 1880 o clock.
The committee ordered all the bills oil
The Virginia Mechanics Institute TO b,
paid except that of Mr.. c. p. +. Bur
gWyn, one months salary TO July Isl
AS teacher Of night school OF Tech
nology.
On motion. tine clerk Of the com
mittee was requested to enquire from
the proper authorities whether MI
Burgwyn was employed by the year. %
whether. like other teachers, he wa
paid by the month. This was the onl,
teachers bill presented, aud It's pay
ment was refused until a report could
be had as to tlse nature of his engage
ment
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SECOND Premium In Geography,ArtImeti'
aud Reading Misses Nellie hnnt ana Ahe'
Cummins. a.. 49,,
Third Premium I'm History, Reading and
Orihsgfsphy, Miss Mamie Mercer.
FOR Plain Sewing. Neainsss and Good Con
duct, Miss Annie cummins.
For General Improvement. premiums !,
Misses Mamie O'keefo. tcba Morris "ho
Maggie bahcn.
SIXTH crAss.
For Good Conduct, catechism. Geography
Reading ard ~pollingy First fremium
Marie rchuttc, tlen Mchley, anu Matte
Nowhelser: second. Adele Lovirg. Juiia
Cline. and Lula Nucklos. -.
For Improvement. Maggie OBrien, Mamie
CARNEY, Nellie o'Ncil. Alice Nowlan' toilS
Crouch. Jane Manning. Mary Miller VIM
nicfrcd schwartz. Annie 1ternfy- MARY
Manning. Mary Cummins. and Anne Now
hclecr. -,
Medals ard Premiums awarded 70 th'
Young ladies' who have distinguished them'
selves I'm the following branches; -.
Music Plano, silver medals awarded "a
Misses Lille Mlddondorf and jamie Minor
premium. Master Eugene Bellenot.
Third Class-First premium. Mss MARY
solGcnuurg; second premium, Master louls
Ward. -,
fuker; second premium. Miss annie rocker
third premium. Miss Katie oischtL
Fiuh glns--Fifst premium, Miss Augus''
Never: second premium, Miss Auhic hemhe'
tllII premium MISS ll< iANll'Ats
lmprovcmcnt-AiisSe lizzie loelker, An
ME .onfi. Bessie Gentry. Aliue Loving. Iva
Chaiaigne. lula Nuckles, Mamie Mercer
Sarah Quinn. Mamie rittefding, Teresa Ryan
and Master James Quinn, ,.,
Observation-Disclosures JOSEF nine hlcfhol-
zer Flora Nelson. and BESSIE Ryan.
Vocal ic-Iremium; Miss Lille MID
dcndou.
Bistinguished-Nis Bessie RYAN.
itar-pTcmium: Miss Annie Black.
Dlsflnxuishcl-M Misses Josephine tlcrhoi-
zer Lille MildcndOri, and stella Ward. $780,.
til fainiiug-frcmiuns: Miss Line Mla-
doudOrfa and Providence Salnmonc.
Observation-Disclosures Rosa FfOmmcr.
n-bistnguished-M Mary Hole
ron.
Distinguished IN Fancy Work-Miss Louise
ihci. 49,,
Pain sew ng--Prem iums-Misses Helen
larglord. Adele Loving, Marie ana Anne
NlwHeiscr.
wax work MNlngnis hcd-Miss Annie
in the senior Glass OF Christian poctrine,
Arfhmctic. bookkeeping, History. lhieia-
tutc Astronomy. Philosophy. Mythology
Rhetoric and Competition, the Giadlailhe
Medal is conferred upon Miss JOSEF meme
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
LOCAL >OIIS.

Mr.. Henry l.. Valentine will leave
Richmond the 29.h Of this month f0l
New York. where he will make ar
engagements for himself and Mr.. Gran
Vile =. Valentine to sail on the steamer
Umbria July 9th for Europe.
An excursion train from Richmond
% Ashland. Gu Monday. carried few
col0red people. While az Ashland one
of the excursionists james Rogers -
struck a man between the eyes. was ar
rested and fined 90. A collection was
taken up. the fine paid. and Rogers Is
n Richmond again.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

The funeral Of MIR. James Golden
took place fro u st. Peters Cathe,
dFal yesterday morning at 500 o'clock
The high esteem in which the de
ceased was held in the community ia
which he lived, was well attested by
the large crowd OF mourning friends
who turned out to pay the last sad tri
butte 10 his memory. After appropriate
and impressive religious ceremonies al
the Cathedral. the remains were borne
to Mount Calvary. the new and beauti
full Catholic Cemetery, and there quietly
laid to rest, Very Rev. Father Van d,
Vyver conducted the funeral cere
monies.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

THEY sell too fast and interiors with
my cigar trade. was the remark made
by downtown merchant in speaking
Of the sale Of The "Oid Virginia Che
roots. This remark proves that the
"Old Virginia Cheroots, manu-
featured only by p. Whitlock. are
better than the majority of cigars.
IS the above merchant handles the very
best goods on the market. BE sure
when purchasing a package of the Old
Virginia Cheroots to see that it has the
name of p. WhItlock on it, otherwise
you will be imposed on. w,s2w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Bir. William II. Beverage has insti-
uted san ia the Circnit Court Of
Henrico against The Richmond City
Railway Company. placing damages az
81 600. L. ID claimed THAT on Sunday
night ut Top. ~. Mir Bevcridge, with
two Of bis daughters, boarded car No.
So above Reservoir street and paid fare
for himself Ard daughters. The car was
placardeo TIN, car runs through Co
the New r. servoir Park. Instead of
going to the Reservoir Park, the car, 1t
il alleged, stopat the stable, upon an
order received by the driver upon his
arrival there. Mr.. BeveriGge demand
ed TO be carried 20 the extent OF his
Journey. This was declined and he ana
ms daughters had To walk home
Mr.. james Aston Clbeii is attorney
for Mr. Bevefidge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
ttrcuif tOlITt.

The following suits were instituted
ia this court yesterday:
William Austiu's administrator
against the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. for damages
laid at IS 600.
Judgment was rendered in the case
Of John II. Undertake against the
Richmond Union Passenger Railway
Company. Damages $1,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
lnllecIlnc lnNls.

Captain Frank W. Cunningham. COL
lector of city taxes, together with two
assistants, sat at the receipt of customs
yesterday and despite the iuciement
weather. all were kept busy gathering
IN the shekels that the law requires To
be paid in order 10 run this glorious
government of ours.
II is well that the tax payers should
settle promptly. as they will save
money by il and prevent the enforce
ment OF the law, which is always an
unpleasant duty TO an officer in eases
like this.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
NEW ST0RE-0LD STAND.
James Is. tiopt0n. Late wan watkins
goIfreli & 40 .SBccessor 10 James L.
Porier-NO. 1912 Franklin street,

We have on hand a well assorted
stock of hardware. cutlery, builders
supplies, mechanics tools, butchers
tools. wooden. willow and tin ware,
plows and pillow castings.
City and country orders solicited.
Farmers and market-men are invited to
call and examine our stock. st
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

The following shows the actual NOR
tality of the city for the week ending
June - 1850.
Whole number Of deaths. 43.
Rate OF mortality OF Who'll population
was 92.36 per 1000 per annum; white
population. 2S.2l per 600 per annum;
colored population, 2l.21 per 1000 per
annum.
Males-whi.e, IS; colorei, 81 females
white, 70; colored, ..
Comparative weekly mortality week
ending June %. 1889. 25white and Is col
ored; week ending June %, 1885, 35 white
and 33 coloTed.
Temperature: Mean temperature for
week ending June %, 1889. IS - 49, week
ending Jane %, 1855, 81 .4j.
Rainfall for week ending June %.
1899. 10 inches; week ending June %.
1888, , inches.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society. which assures the policy hold
er5 not only the shortest, simplest aud
most advantageous contrac; Of assur-
ance ever offered, but let's him know
precisely the terms Of the agreement he
enters into. before he is called upon TO
sign the application.
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Another Victim OF Jack the Ripper.

LONDON, June 25-The identity OF
the woman whose body was recently
taken piece meal out Of tho Thames
has been established, several persons
having recognized her by the clothing
in which the parts OF the body were
wrapped, aud by peculiar scars upon
the arms. She was Elizabeth Jackson
a frequenter of the Cannon lodging
house in Chelsea and virtually a pros
titute. She was known to be alive on
MAY 81. The Identification has rendered
the theory that she was another victim
of Jack the Ripper
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
COL. SHERMAN N'RAR
Not Expected 80 Lite Through the
NIGHT

COLI Sherman McRle was sinking
gradually but surely last night al
midnight. at his residence, No. 4l2. west
Main street, and il was not thought that
he would live uutii morning.
Sherwin McRae was born in the year
1895 in the county of Chesterfield. tie
was the son Of Archibald McRae aud
Tobitha Randolph Sherwin McRae.
Mrs. McRae was direct descendent Of
Pocahontas, the Indian princess. His
brothers, Colen McRae. Alexander Me-
Rae, aud several others all filed posi-
tons which added history to Virginia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

SPONGE bags, soap boxes. pocket
stoves, pocket TASKS, pnngents, pocket
toilets, mustard plasters, extract Of
ginger aud al! other sach conveniences
for persons when away from home. can
be found at Wagner's drug store, cor
uer Of Sixth aud Broad streets,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
virginia Beach.

The only ocean resort. and finest surf
bathing on the Virginia coast. Round
Trip tickets now on sale. For all in
formation apply to r. w. Courtney
passenger agent, Norfolk and Western
Railroad, 9Ol Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26
fourtn-gfass Postnassers

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. June % Tho
following fourth.class postmasters were
appointed to-day w. Macon at Citron-
vile. Ala: Thomas j. Morton at Fay
cite Courthouse. Ala f.. l.. Parker at
Averasboro, n. c.; Alexander S. Hus-
kins at Elsie. n. c.; w. p. Satidridge az
Goshen BRIDGE. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

The very best Imminent to apply and
rub with Is The Dixie Nerve and Bone
Lniment. Price 25cents eyeryw here.
Don't use any other, and SO waste time
and money.
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scHwARzcHlLD & CO., Projectors.

Ask your dentist how important it is
10 either neutralize or remove the food
deposits from the crevices Of your teeth.
When the brush will not reach them
T.ymcl Dehtina. the splendid germI-
eide. will do the work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

The earnings of Richmond aud Peters
ourg Railroad Company for May. 1889
were 25.4l6.0l expenses, Sli,e50.57
and for the Petersburg Railroad Com
pany the earnings were al, 360.25 ex-
peuses. 233. ST. 80.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Princess Anne and Ocean Shore Park
hotels, under able management. Every
thing first-class For excursion rate :.
schedules and all information apply at
Cilice Norfolk and Western Railroad
90l Main street. Byrd street station, al d
CARRIERS, 1000 Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

DR.. JUDD ELECTRIC BELT, - the la
est improved and best Is light and
is worn only at night; cur
rent can be regulated. Ii has the'en-
i0IsemeDt of our physicians. l.. Wag-
aer. druggist. Sixth and Broad streets,
sole agent for paientee.
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The Americas cup.

LONDON, June 25.-The yacht squad
ron Yesterday decided that 1t is impos-
slble to accept the proposed new deed
OF gift OF the America s cup.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Vhen Baby was sick we gave her Castor>a.
Ahea size was a Child, She cried for Castoria.
When she became Hiss, she chung TO Castoria
When she he'd Children, she gave them Ca0toria
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Count Kaiuoky's speech

VIENNA. June 25.-Count Kalnoky, In
speech TO the delegations to-day, said
that the peace of Europe was not en-.
dapgered despite the evident desire OF
few nations to bring about a distur-
bauCe
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

RINSE out your mouth at night with
half glass Of wafer containing twenty
five drops Of Thymol Dentina, the
great anticeptic mouth wash, if you
would prevent decay.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Auction sALEs-Ihts nay.
By Frank d. Hlll & CO..
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
40. North Eleventh street. Richmond. Va.
THE DUNLOP & McCANCE MILL
i ING AND MANUFACTURES COM
PANY. WHICH INCLUDES
THE MILL. PLANT BUILDrNGs ALL M
PROytMENTs, WORKS. MACHINERY.
FIXTURES. IMPLEMENTS. GOOD
WILL, BRANDS AND FRAN
CHIsFs OF SAID
COMPANY.
SITUATED ~ THE town or MANCHFs.
TER. on JAMES RIVER
IMMEDIATELY OPPOSITE To THE CITY
or RICHMOND. VA. To BE SOLD
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Pursuant 20 resolution adopted hv tho
stockholders OF the Dunlop & Mctance MIL
ing and Manufacturing Company at n meei-
ing held on The DIST day uf March. i~st the
Board OF Directors of said company VIII offer
for sale ut public auction. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JrNF 3. 1850.
at u o'clock 81. ga. MILLING PROPERTY.
BRANDS AND FRANCHISE, OF said com.
pUuy.
me franchises Of the company are derived
under aga art fthe General Assemniyof Nir-
gini0. Incorporating the same. and are very
valuable.
The ground npon which these mills ar-
erected IS hclt under perpetual lease OF
piTlng the DIST December. 1902, renewable
forever 400 successive rcroIs oi tweutyysars.
az the option oitne lessee. of iHeif assigns
Doe lpnNlNud estate is subject fn "a rental
oi $1,000 per anunm iol ne iand nnd H1'rf-
p0ner. but rs eaemO ted With f. Improve
mNuts a every description, rom nII munich
pal taxes. luD buildings consists or
o. The NllI prIprr-a BRIO is Nl lIDINs.
covered With tn, $50 N6- feet. eiehf stories
high. which contains ail ihe milling nH-
chucrN and modern appliances.
.. inc GNA NAItl. H BRICK BUILDING
covered with Goa, 33NllO iefl. t'eli stories
high. which contains 1ll fnr tnln-' Gaming
machinery u.N nns ample storage rN.m Nr
lol.uoo bushels oi wheat lnd lp.Vlo barrels
3. The STORAGE WAREHOUSE
WOODEN hlllul So. gravel ROOTED. nlN-E
teot. four stories higl. lnt Win storage ca-
pIcIty ur 1000 tlucls cl H0lr nnd lu.oOr
empty barrels
THESE mills were established in 1885, anI
were completely ftmuIfilri NY the frIe-
hnftd mlIl-huIllers. T.. p. AIll> a. Co.,. Of 800.
Nauktc. " l-.. with 100 fne latest and Iesf
ncw-pr0cess ma lnli} lhrY IINn etla0.
lfY oi OH 800 tO Nuu barre Is ui Hour Inl eUl
bushels of corn Utr lAf, unt t| H reputation
OF fhrir leading brand. Inr rNruff-NIf.
"Nunlnp anl "Nc aimee. Hnl fNoIr d0mfs.
tc hrtHds-are second io none Bro t.f coun-
tfs.
4 valuable track connection has been rc-
Gently made wan f liifNnNn anl iHn-
VILE Railroad Company. lA Wh n grain IlOm
400 rli rOau. rufpflns Richmond I'M Mnnrhcf-
fef fau Doe brought COB inr mIll lIrN nl imfaHr
ANA lil cat-l. ld loi- ol -four ie nnt meal
can hc shipped. fhe cnnfeNor, nnd platforms
being SD uIm.g.i Chat rg Ni cars can Ne
ID ID n
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Your teeth must be kept free from
food deposits IL you want them to last.
Thymol DentiDa, the splendid germi-
eide mouth wash, is the thing TO use.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Polly once more in the ring. with a
nice. cool glass Of lager and line free
lunch. Call and see Us at 500 n. Second
street, one door north Of Broad. Can't
keep working man down.
= SMITH 4 HAWKS, Proprietors,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

You should always carry Wagner s.
German neuralgia cure and the poison
oak lotion to the country with you.
Can be found at Wagner drug store.
Sixth and Broad streets.
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The Standard.
Children CrV for Pitchers CStoria
tobaceoi Tobacco, Tobacco

Yarbrough's Mild Burley is meeting
with great favor, and is particularly
satisfactory to that class of consumers
no want mild. pleasant chew. If
YOU have not tried II. do so. IL can be
found in any Of the leading stores.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

THYMOL DENTINA, the antiseptic
mouth wash, contains no acids to ruin
the teeth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

at I2o'clnri. 81. flr farm described in salt
deed us 900 that certain tract ur parcel NJ
land. WIfn 900 fhc buildings and improve
mpufs thereon. RIGHTS. why's. lui nlpuflt-
uancrs thereto belonging lNngu being ln
fIr rOuurI OFF htnrcn. tate OF fifNnif, uh
both sides OBS tho hna-lnni road. about ten
miles below flc rlfy off Richmond. and COM
tanning fse Irtr4 more ff Ices. Being tN"
Same tfHrf OFF lHni conveyed Orb Elizabeth A.
uemhsmIin hN deed from ". b. Grover
Trustee Hul 1910.
Hur. and lN pos 90 note fUr $3.50 tur April u.s.
l0-r. Hul ufrrc-f thereon. credits ns q"
.042. -4U-. $40 A. Hul $3.50. due respectively
100 fHu. tIIrH, flUr. IuH Use years from April
DIS. I--r. balance Uu terms announced 40 sale
r.. b. tllhItiN. rurter.
sale Day %. p. rHafiI. g. Co., Anciioneers.
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

J. p. ROUTT, Of this city has been
appointed agent for the Waite & Bart.
lett Manufacturing Company. OF New
York. If in want OF anything in the
electric line, write or call on him. Cat
aiogue on application. II
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

SEND me a bottle Of Thymol Dentina
the antlseptic mouth wash. | want that
and no other.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Delicious limeaie at Owens & Minor
Drug Co. Is Fountain"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

Sell ahead OF all competitors az the
leaders in the best clothing, hats and
furnishing at the lowest prices.
THE BOsrON ONE PRICE CLOTHING House
1908 Main street,
sllltr AnznuII Ii A 90 prnnrintnra
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-26

SEE Oxford Smoking Tobacco adyer.
tisement in another column.