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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

The lurid story Of Stanley has thrown
such a light on the Ozark Continent p
that the eyes of the whole world are
looking for some extraordinary stroke
by one OF the great powers to get a foot
hold in that rich region of vast extent
where trade has never yet gotten n
chance TO make its play The Germans
AMI the French and the English
are an pushing their yideues of explora
ton i'm Africa. and when we read the &C
counts of the wealth OF the inner coun-
try, and hear that Stanley may bring out
a supply of ivory worth over a million,
We naturally ask, Nv here is the Yam
kee.' stanley has shown himself a typi-
cal Yankee OF The high order. and If he
took an The terrible risks OF the adyen-
ture be has right TO bring out rs many
elephant tusks as he can get. During
tie long ages that Africa has lain Ia the
shadow of dense and remote ignorance,
nothing has been known about its
business prospects except its export
of slaves Surrounded BY belt OF torrid
coast. the rich interior WAS unknown,
but when the modern trader learns OF
the luxuTiant areas of interior Africa be
wants at once 20 go there ia steamers
aud sell the natives goods, teach them to
smoke. give them fine arm chairs and
beautiful chiuaware, build them fine
houses, gi1rify iheir country ciyilize the
blacks, teach them TO drink whisky and
get al. their money
That is what tbe modern Africa dis
covered by stanley and others, and nj
present b. ing explored by the New York
Words bycicle Traveller means The
civilized world wants interior Africa,
aud il viii get il.
But where wild the poor shirtless bar
barian be after the white man has tauglt
him civilization.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

A GENTLEMAN wcll-known in Virginia
polite sor many years was in Richmond
Yesterday. lie has been all over the
West on official business for the Govern
mcni for The last six months, and be en-
phatically indorscs the idea of the TIME
that the cause Of the Democratic defeat
was the leadership Of Carlisle, NILS,
Mcmillan. the Breckenridge, and the
other prominent southcrners.
Hc says that in all the Western towns.
where the low tariff idea was popular
and could have defeated the Republicans
upon The prominent issue, the country
speakers harpcd on the idea that the
South was given the command of the
Democratic party and the majority on
ali the important committees The PEG.
pie who, of all others, wished to force
the idea Of low tariff laws were caught
with the idea of the Rebel rule
As We have said before, and say again,
We admire The talents Of the Southern
Democratic leaders, but the situation is
such that all they can DO is TO serve the
Republican party, aud the best thing the
South can do is To leave the North to
settle The question between the two par
ties on The real issue, without any sec
tiOnalism I'm it.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17
~ T. ~ AHH' NtaA - pa
at4O'ciock T.. NJ

The above property to be- sold consists of o.
large and connections Hotel, recently lulN
a. th .siued rooms handsome s. iurni-nrI 81 ODD
top 90 bottom Nlih new iAfhliuir. DOG l'Ni
rola baths. electric hollis. etc., auh Nfihiiiii
Cottage just Opposite. containing 20 iuiiin.
DUmp ric $50 eNt.N afr0iufHcnl tue it"lti
ats built hr the Bon AN Land ana improve
mtuf Company. in connection WIN $3.50 ''
tr|lpmcn 40 The ndi .ccrt property. 900 q -i
.f about stl0iI ana WIS iurn. n.t ii an nthi
fIn.al .t Ol about $4,000 lht iNuN'r 'NI
lale wits u'-o hlilf nF lH.m inf li' r.i.N' I'lli
Il.l. 90 ID further D. m OF HiIIilI H"' ''ii DIT
expected chat fhe purchaser ai ihi- -ti' "i'
lt.fIilc a handsome barge r. Il' $500 "Iit
without umlf or reserve. The Hotel siNuui-
franf an feet is ,fN Sect. and are bounded it
tine right of way ui tAe hichmpnl hnd litI.
hlIc naiirai. buiori street, he-tf' il'l,i
avenue and thc Protection o- y. lii' rli't
The Cottage grounds lruut 800 feet b., %" itri
Chcsfcrfr % avenue. THE Hulrl ana 1Dl
f.afc Will Doe $50 d separately.
Tine 4r0uul- abound th- Hotel hfe Atfl
fa-frnlN land on. beautiful and shady. There
have been recently erected u,m the hoirl
fs,se than dozen handsome private cottages.
owned hy gentlemen who -pcnd the suWmci
months there. which aids much 90 the ro.
Ron Aifn is several huuirci loet Shove
the level uf Richmond and ls known ifi und
wide. u. a. perfectly healthy place. TIE ht
mO-rhefe g. cool afi refreshing, ana li- pi1N
unity to the pine iOris SIS of thtsit Held make
I' IINi NIIIN All NtNAuNAAfN ANffAhf httA q" i-t'N
-auitarluiu.
This sale offers FIRST class opportunity r.
an energetic. i've man who viii take I'd ui DO
az the rooms are filled eacl season hy guests
who appreciate the many advantages oi tue
place.
Being so near Richmond. which rs one of the
best markets Zoo the world, there is DO rei-ol
why this place should not bee tine most faiuh
Bile OF lts Kind Ou the market. ~ 10 tau ca
silly b made winter as wei al "a SUMMER zee
sort. There are regular TRIMS from hlchihuho
morning ana evening Tor the accommodation
ut guests
Parties desiring further Information viii
write Go the auNflDuccl-. Train VIII leave
Richmond from Richmond aud Danyiile depot
at d.20 o'clock, returning in afternoon oh da5
of sale.
TERMS. Ouc-fonrth cash, the balance ST.
five equal lu-taiwcuts pas able ia one, TWO
three. lOur and ffc years, nf les 10 De- given
With interest payable -eml annually ana -r
cured by "a deed OF trust On tht property and
the buildings and furniture % De- kept tuhy
insured. FkSNh ID HILL y ~.
ap .-td AucuOnccrs.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

!. mealelne u GENUINE MlhIr +, We nlaes
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

THE SrtyvEsANr FIsH interviews
display the fact that II does not take
brains TO make the sort OF arlstrocrais
that vote themselves birth and exclusive
ness, pcdigrces and stolen coats OF arms
Blu anon the sacred and canon
lied 400. suddenly get into the strong
light OF public view and the way the long
ears begin 90 grow and the chorus Of
braying is quite startling, especially TO
the wooden-icadcd members OF the 400,
when il begins TO dawn on them that
they are being laughed at like monkey
show. The HeraH says that the greatest
trag dg Of the century is the strained
relations between Mr.. sluyyesant Fish
aud Mr. Ward NcAllster.
If anything should happen to them
there would only be three hundred and
ninety eight people left 10 constitute
'the best society
Great Scott What a danger threat
ems
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DpUGs. MEDICINES. SC.
DPtG~. Mbi'itiN''s W.
@ VI E MS & MIN 0 R
DRUG COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE PosToFFICE.

Keens large and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COsME-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BAIMsaDdaii kinds
os beautiful tine English. French and American
CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We koe0 all tAe year round PLUSH GASES
suitable fp Bridal Presents as well a. Ladies
and Gcntbomcn's travelling sets.
All Kinds of MINERAL WATERS both al
wholesale and retail. Wearo agents for the now
Justly celebr.' dyspepsia cure. HAstClIf
LITiiA WAT which We deliver in any
part Of the city FOR % cents per gallon. Per
SONS suffering with Kidney affection VIII do
well e. drink this water freely.
We make a speciality Of hitting Ihl SHhs
and keep full stock always ON hand, also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRCToHEs, an
kinds aud prices.
= We ha,onli the leading brands o. CHEW mo
TOBACCO. and keep q nice line OF CIGARS.
GIVE onr PLANTATION CICARa trial. Re
member 20 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physlcmns prescriptions carefully pieIarcd
hy competent Pharmacists. and none but the
prRESI MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought t0 call afpl SET "a olnf Card nna prices
90 Wndesworths silica Paint, which Is better
amt cheaper tnan i,ad amt tN
Please rcmcm er THAT forcNefy thing usually
found in fist-,llss wholesale ana retail jrus
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

A NEW YORK paper suggests that the
Washington statue in Union Square
should be cleaned OF course it should
be cleaned; there is no reason why Il
fine work Of art should be kept in its
weather beaten and traditional glory as
deposit for dirt, and with Eouth and
ewes OF the hero and the horse used for
sparrows TO nest in
by all means let The statue be cleaned.
Pictures are cleaned, and why not statues,
especially when the abuses of birds and
rats make them look like caricatures.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17
CETY T'AAES.

CFFiCE OF COLLECTOR or DELNoUENr
TAXEs. RTCHAOSD, VA, April = l,ss.
DY AN ORDINANCE OF THE
- CITY IT Is REQJ lREb that notice
shall be given rs the daily new papers under
me direction of the Committee on Finance.
that the LIST OF DELiNQi ENl TAXES
on REAL ESTATE for the preceding year
wi J be published ia one on more of tue daily
papers. ani also the time aud place OF sale OF
sand delinquent real estate.
ia accordance with the above, notice r.
hereby given that said lit will be- published
la the STATE on SAfU NDAY, the 20 l. day Of
Apfil. and on sATC hDAl, the 9Th day OF
MAY. 1859.
The sale will take place In front or the City
Hail. on Broad street., between the hours 90 -
O'c ock VI. ami 1 O'Clock L. VI on MON DAY,
the btn day # May, iss9.
All persons who DO not wish 20 have their
property advertised ana sold must pay before
the zOth day OF April. 1859.
JOHN \. MEANLEY.
Collector OF Delinquent Taxes.
ap 3-eodtMay6
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

ATLANTA. Ca. November T. I So Gentle
men, have used nge DOtfieA Il your H. ~.
g.. and chcerfuly redOmmorA . as the best
blood purifier and tonic / snv e. ever used.
Since taking your cure hAgs lined twenty
pounds ln weight.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
l nIOTS LOT- or VALUABLE REAL T..
TATTlN UFNHf'O COUNTY, y EAh III ::
ftsTFRV SUBURBS or TIE CITY off
uitHNDNB. NA.-By virtue OF decree 81
the hauoery Court Of the ciiy of h,shh, ~
I, tie .a,i.o therein ,lcpending under the short
.Iyle of - OFT towar5in. who s"es ioF A. .
,r,in.f D00iey = Purcell. trustees. &c, ihr
Undersigned. special commi--iorsfs' v 81 vH's
for sale toe following Phpfi D OF WI "
r1sries ". Purcell died seized and possessed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17
TRUsTEE'S SALE

~ execution OF Il certain decd OF trust 10
me bearing date Ou July gth. le,3 and duly re-
corded lu the clerks office of Hanover county
Court. VIII sell 40 public auction GA the land
OF Washington Jones. about three miles cast
of Rural Point, Hanover county. Va, on
THURSDAY. April. sjrH lssg,
al O'Clock T. NJ. one TWENTY HORSE
POWER PORTABLE ENGINE AND BOIL
En made by IA. T. Edmond.
This cusu Is NOW being usri By 1t. ".
Jones. ana rs in g0 q running order
Terms 40 safe. THOMAS Mt hPHl,
uul6.h Surviving Trustee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

EIonT DAYS have elapsed since the
defelici steamer Danmark was sight.
ed In midocean. Had her passen-
gers been rescued by lIansatlantic
steamer they would have been landed by
this time The only solution TO The mys-
terry is that they may have been picked
UP by sailing vessel
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

POOR Book AGENT.-A book agent OF
sanctmonious mien, soliciting orders for
Dr Talmages latest book, has come to
grief ia Birmingham, Ala. BY working
the "prayermeeting dodge he succeeded
ia winning the confidence OF The good
people Of Birmingham 70 the smount OF
$1,000 he Is now in the Jail where
Sheriff Smith SO recently distinguished
himself But it is said that the book
agent swindied only real estate men, and
Ii has occurred 10 Us that canyasser
who is clever enough 10 do that deserves
the indulgence Of the courts of Alabama
- Baltimore UcrdE
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Opposite POsTOTFICE
WHAT An OLD MAN, Y YEARS OF AGE,
HAS II Q SAY
CONCruNtSG THE
Chase City Mineral Wafer
ronkLANp. NorrAwAv corNrY. W. !

PORTLAND. NOrrAwAy COUNTY. Va
August l3. ioob
W.. ~ =. Hvdg. ClQse rln. Iat
sir.- For many years suffered very mucA
from dyspepsia, "itu its complications shcz
as ucrK0u. ness. neuralgia. indigestion. tunsii
patton, liver affection, etc., uuUl hectme at
most a confirmed invalid. During the time
Na- treated hy Intelligent physici ms. Who pre-
-lriltd various remedies. used both liAkA
and other mlueul waters. als0 Dr. Natutr4
Co.ebmtei Liver and kidney Cure, all leo tsJ
little advantage.
Hearing 90 your reW'y-li'cOycrrd "ChV r
CIV Mineral Water sent for nut usfaiB If
case 90 o.. 10 lasted me- about thrcD W,rs .-.
during which time improved -u myth ~ tO
Dec able 20 leave home. which / bad NOT bs eco
able 90 do ior months previous. firsn weri fO
Chase CITY aud continued the use of the VA ar.
fresh from fhe well. tor fOur weeks. WM ch
gave me more real D,ueHt than all the % .ler
remedies comhln u. Ms nerve, were . iOn
lurted. could sleep vciiai night. my gioc my
lrari snn iOrcDodlngs vanished, my mind be-
came bright ana cheerful, I could enjoy DE
company of ms friends which beforrss Gid
rl. my appetite Increased. my diges lon
greatly improved lso that / could eat 80 Iusf
any kIul Ot food With puultyl. the c0usi llA
gOu wis relieved. and the sidney aiec dion
greatly benefited -ali 0t which AltupW to
thr Use coz your mineral water.
] must say, in conclusion, that cOnsidt rtht
discovery 0f this water bissing 20 y .lfft4
Humanity. Away with your drugs ass nos
tmms Go To natures fountain of . saith
Drink Of rs healing water. Go arinlr tni be-
made whole" j. u. PsH ELL.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

OF course this is the critical view OF it.
Is not this IN elevated view of politics
and of the public service To employ
tho uavy-yards, not to build or TO repair
ships In the best and most ecOnomi
cal manner but to keep in
good humor the active party
workers and secure from them
united and vigorous support" is the
spells organs idea of fidelity TO great
public trust TO prostitute the public
service 10 partisan ends and 10 make Of
the National offices "a Federal machine
is hailed "a. "a return of the old giye-and-
take style OF politics
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

COLONEL /. q. WAsHlNGroN, writes
an interesting letter in the Washington
Post on the subject Of the Washington
family. The Centennial Committee
seem 10 have failed in finding out some
of the prominent aud distinguished mem
bers of the family as Colonel Washing
ton shows The main point is that the
relations OF great men most worthy Of
the name are likely to beprouder Of their
individual life than OF d ghost Colonel
Washington very appropriately cites the
fact that the worthiest members of his
family seem modest about using the re-
lationship as claim to anything
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17
MEADE HASk1NS.
PHILIP T. PIT RCELl.
Special Commissioners.
r. r. CHArFfv s. Co. Audiences.
AUCTION sALE Future Day,
ny frank d. iili ~ Co..
Real Estate Aucti0uc'fs'
On. Eleventh etr,tt. Richmond. VI.

DON AIR HOTEL AND LARGE
II DOUBLE COTTAGE. all HAND
OMELY FURNISHED. SITUATED J.
Ron AIR. AND one tl lllh MOST
HLALtIlY AND ATTRACTIVE ~ MILL
E~OhIS ON The Hlt llNuN ID A., - ~ y -
VILE RAIIRpAH. MILES FNOM rio u
MOND. WILL 49, SOLD AT AUCTION On
TIL PREMISES oN
WEDNESDAY. APRrL 2irH, lssa,
at O'Clock L. NJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

p1 WIKI | l. OF \ De- NEE VI u +
ID Chauccry Count Ot the city OF itch
mond pronounced on November .. l,.5 ln the
sult nf &C. OBJ Cowadin. who SUES Tor, &C,
u. Do0lcy Purcell, trustees. and as, SIC
VIII Oncr fof sale Dos pubic auction GA
TUESDAY. Arm lb. lsse
at SOD r. NJ. on the premises. the following
NEAL ESTATE OF which Charles W. Purcell
died seized end posse s1eii viz.
THREE LOIS. OF - hy - feet each. 0n
.ilgg0u HIM. .Ou the top 40 the hill. situated
On The east side OF Federal pr buchanan street
az fs Intersection with William street. not
far from the Chesapeake AMI Ohio Railway clc-
tutnf.
TEENS. One fnurfh cash and the residue on
three r.In4l cfeiii- nf hlN. tN.Ifr.nni eighteen
months. fhc purchaser COZ purchasers tD give
their negotiable notes Jon fle urfrrrt1 pas
lncnf- of tho purchase money. vi legal in
Iaft.-f added from daY Of sale. AMI tne fltIr ~
hs retained Until all the purchase money hl-
teea pAid aud conveyance ordered - tho
Count.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

History records that when the British
man-of-war Glorice was about To sink of
the Cape OF Good Hope the ships band
stood on deck and played, God Save the
King" II may be that Admiral Kimber-
ly remembered this when he ordered
the band of the Trenton 10 play the
Star Spangied Banner" as the gallant
flagship was fighting vainly against wind
and waves in The harbOr of Apis. But
whatever may have been his incentive
Admiral Kimberly showed himself hero
and II patriot by this romantic deed
Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

Representative 5. S. Cox has gone
West on lecturing tour lie is TO en-
terrain the good people Of Bloomington,
Topeka, Kansas City, ST. Joseph, Spring
field, Me, Nashville Memphis. Louis
vile and Lexington The eloquent
statesman has also accepted an invita-
ton to deliver Fourth of July oroiion
at Huron, Oak. The Dakota people are
very fond OF him. aud he IS certain OF
having cyclonic reception out there
OF course everybody is fond Of the 10
doubtabe "Sunse; Cox lie is states
man, though joker, and il said 10 have
impressed tho Sultan Of Turkey so
deeply that the Father OF the Faithful
and Light of the Orient wanted 10 APP
point him Grand Vizier and High Cocka-
lorum. The only thing about this re-
doubtable Democratic council chief Is
that he will have his Joke, and, Ike
Proctor Knott. is apt to get impaled on
the laugh that he makes Ia once
made beautiful tariff speech in tie
House and quite thoroughly overtime"
the opposition, but at the close lie
turned his peroratieu up with the folio"
ing climax MIR Speaker, why should
nv Republican friends insist ON a higl
duty on soap, a thing which morally lhel
need more than all the great unwashco
Of the Democracy. and why should they
not get free that article which Nigh
cleanse their conscience, that is said O
defy The perfumes of Arabyy This is
question above party, and for me sa,
give me free soap OF give me death
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

Remittsuccs should De made by drafts'
check. nostoia,c orders OF registered letter
payable 20
TTMfs PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

The Atlanta Constitution has some
wise words for Observation-Disclosures
in the South, which, as that caustic phi
losopheT, Benedick, says, need not be
heard by "hobby-horses" 1t says in re-
viewing the recent Eope-dancing act, that
"the Birmingham Chronicle wants to re-
model Georgia and Alabama, making one
State Of north Georgia and north Ala
hama. and another Of south Georgia and
south Alabama
Our contemporary favors this division
because it would place the three leading
industrial cties-Atlanta, Augusta and
Birmingham in an industrial State full
of working white citizens.
1t goes without saying that there are
many difficulties in the way OF such II
scheme, and its supposed benefits are not
clearly set forth"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

WILL SELL TO-DAY, TIE l'TH
w instant. N o'cl * sharp, ~ nunch' :
choice llANANAs. ~ barrels AFPLbS' anu
- barrels NEW CAbnAG =. .r. A..
az i9-if' L. f''' h".'- y -
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-17

u edmond. FREDERICKSBURG
n AND POTCNAC RAf.kOAD.-stheiu.'
30 lmenciug APRIL I'D la'Y - eastern
az udArd tlmet
= am. leaves Byrd sueersfatio dai.y Stops
only a. Aah'.ud Junction, Milford
sud frelelcstllI- rt.ttl
Wasninrtr ant sos lNfh.
, li- AN. leaves Byrd rtDf -ftu.i lsiy. ere
cept Sunday. Sleeper fO Washington
q. b o n. leaves bYd .rItri siAuue uiAj
40 IN. srr'vls at ayrt.siroet station daily
Sleeper frou Sew fo.A.
- pa. arrfes az ,lrt street station aai,y
stops af c'.fili rftft. HNlpIc.
Junction and A-hIA ID sleeper ircm
NG6h.fsr 400 hrN lnA.
-,t6 PM. arrives af liyf,. ~itaHi ,.fian fNif
except sunday. Shopper ifom wash
ASHLAND Trains.
DAILY rrgEfr SUNDAYS.
60 pfa. accommodation. leaves dyr1 street
station. arrives 60 ashland A. pm.
Ba PM. leaves E'm; arrives 81 Aau3ha a.
5i2 pm.
s.i8 sui. accommodation. srfiNe9 ~ Hyrc
street station, leaves hshiau 80 10
$50 sm. arrives at Elba leaves Asaland a.
&. R.TkYIOR. Goueral Ticket Agent.
K. T. D. MYERS. General SUPERINTENDENT.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
ROAD
TWO DAILY TRAINS no NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS Iu llNillHi hO.
SrBEDILEfN EFFECT DIG EhlBEK-3. lass.
LEAVE WClNOND.
$50 A. 81. Duiy. I'a Richmond and feiefs,ni-
railroad Leave. Petersburg llu
a. NJ daily arrive Norfolk Ia
go A. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond ard Petersburg
railroad Arrive 200 Petersburg lu. .
An. SO. leaves Petersburg iut
l.rmINI..f IL.
Roanoke. Bristol, Knoxville. aud ali
points South and West. lhhOl III
COACH 10 NADfOhD.
600 T. NJ. DAILY. tla Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrives at tcieruug ai
80 L, II caves Petersburg ,-io y
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk $3.50 Z
NJ. lnRuJGh CAR TO NOk
FOLK.
800 p 81. Daily. ria Richmond aad Petersour
railroad, arriving at Petersburg al
$50 T.. NJ. connecting with irnn no
!. leaving Petersburg 40 go D. u
for Farm ilie. LyncLUlrg Roanoke.
POcnhOntas. Bristol Knoxville, q Dat
anooga, and all points south AID
West
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARACCOMMODA
IIoNS.
No. l-sleeping-Car Petersburg ~ brsio
without change. leaving Petersburg dA3 az
gao f. ~ Pullman sleeper Lynchburg o.
Memphis without change.
mob Pullman sleeper lynchhufE to NeN
I Orleans, and Roanoke % Chat ano. ga "iin1h'
change.
} Tickets. baggage checks. ard all Information
can be obta|ust at hio hmoul ana PETERSBURG
! Railroad depot. A. ". Garhcr- 100 Mail
street. and as the Company's office, tl hlai
''''' w.B. BEvlLL.
Genera Pas.t niger Agent
CHARLES e.. EDDY. Vice PRECEDENT
General office hDAAOhc. ga.
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MEADE HASklNS.
PHILIP 4. Pi IL ELL.
Special Commissioners.

Z. OBJ CowARpIN. WHO SUES. &C. PLAIN
Tfrf. AGAINST DOOLEl. TRUSTEE, AND AIS,
DEFFNuANIs. THt CnANOEnY CONN VI
vnE CITY Oh KICuMONp.
1. Char 81 ". Gocdln. clerk OF said court.
certify tDat The bond required by the special
cnmmi~si toners hy the decree lu said cause Of
November 3. i,sr has been duly given.
6iNen under my hand this l3th Gay oi No
yember. ioo5
Ap 40 Oh thAltlLo W. toDDiN.
Postponed on account OF rain until TIL RS
nay. APRIL Ism. al same hour.