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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
ASSAI 1T on GOVERNOR BEAVER.
Major George a. ArInes Tries to Pull the
Governors Nose.

WAsniNGToN, March 2f-Maior Geo.
\. Armes, retired, made an assault this
evening in the lobby of the Riggs House
on Governor Beaver, of Pennsylvania.
Armes was ordered out of the line Of the
procession on Inauguration day by Gen
eral Gibson. He claimed 10 be an aide
of Governor Beaver, and he made com
plant to the Adjutant-General Of the
action of Gibson. At the same time he
wrote a letter TO Governor Beaver, which
Beaver did not answer Meeting Bea-
yer in the lobby of the Riggs House,
this evening, he asked him why hc had
not answered his letter. Beaver replied
he was not in the habit OF answering in
solent letters As Beaver turned 10 walk
away Armes tried to get hold of his nose
to pull it, Beaver, who has only one leg,
struck Armes with the crutch which he
carried. Armes was then hustled out of
the hotel by the employees of the house.
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WASHINGTON, d. c., March 2s.-ln
the secret session of the Senate this after
noon. the nomination of John e New, TO
be Consul-General at London, was fay-
orably referred from the Committee on
Commerce, and immediate consideration
was asked.
Mr. Plumb objected, and under the OBJ
lection the nomination went over until
tomorrow, when it will undoubtedly be
confirmed.
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OKLAHOMA PROCLAMATION.

Promulgated by the President Yesterday.
MAsHINerON, March 2I-President
Harrison to-day promulgated the Okla
homa proclamation The President after
rcciting the law authorizing the opening
of the lands i'm the Territory and the
treaty with the Creek and Seminole In
dians. conveying the lands 10 the United
~latos. declares the land within the
boundaries of The Territory open TO
settlement under the terms and iimita-
ii0u. of the Oklahoma bin, after the 2ed
of next April Warning is expressly
given that no person entering upon and
occupying these lands before the 22d Of
next month, will ever DE permitted to
enter and acquire title thereto.
The Commissioner of the Land Office
to-day established two offices in the Ter
iitory of Oklahoma. The one for the
Western District is located at King ;.
Fisher stage-siation and the other for
Eastern District is located at Guthrie.
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Land Improvement Company -Mu-co. the
Murderer-Univcrsiry Notes.
Especial Correspondence of the Times.

Especial Correspondence of the Times.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March 81
On Friday night large number of citi-
zens met at the courthouse and formed
an industrial and land improvement
company. A committee had previously
been appointed TO take stock. and before
the meeting assembled Friday the entire
capital stock of $4,000 had been sub
scrbed and the books closed Judge
John W. White, Of the County Court.
Mavor ). b. Woods, and Mr.. W. kauf-
man were nominated for president. and
on the second ballot the FIST named
gentleman was chosen Mayor Woods
vas unanimously elected vice president
Nine directors were then elected-M
Kaufman, r. ID. Anderson, W +. Nande-
gnli, ". r. Jones, George Perkins, L.
+. Dinwiddie, James +. Harlan, Frank
A. Massie, and X. i. Valentine.
On Friday the residence Of Mr.. j
Henri Riyes, near Caricr's Bridge, in
this county, was burned to the ground
by an accidental fire. The family barely
escaped from the burning house.
The talk of lynching Musco is believ-
ed TO be mere froth. The attempt TO eX-
ecutc him in this way would be very
serious undertaking. as the Mayor CON
ceives it to be his duty TO see that the
murderer is hung by the cool and delib-
crate process of law, and not by the
more acceptable and dashing method of
lynchers He will not be lynched.
Prof. John B. Minor, professor of law
in the University of Virginia, has been
e. -. =. l.u
cent 1t being generally believed that
DR. Cabell will retire from the Chair of
Physiology at the University at the close
of the present session, candidates for the
chair are already mentioned, among
them a distinguished son of the institp-
tion. DR. Paul Barringer, of North Caro-
lima
Mrs Virginia \. Duke died in this
city on Friday She was daughter OF
the late George Williams, OF Nelson
and wife Of the late Richard }.
Duke, a cousin Of Colonel Duke, of this
county. Mrs Duke was one of the best
women who ever lived-kind, devoted
and self-sacrifcing.
Captain Micaiah " oods has accepted
The invitation to deliver the address be
fore the Lee Literary Society at the
exercises OF the Poly
iechnic Institute at New Market, Va,
on the 3Oth of May next.
Mr.. Lewis Wood, of Lampasas, Texas.
who was called hither by the death of
his father, Mr. John Wood, Jr, re-
turned to his home in the South yes
erday
Mr.. George Baxter, of Orange. \. j.,
and Mr. William Palmer, of New York. |
.pent a few days in the city this week !
Is the guests of Mrs. Steger, sister OF
Mr.. Baxter.
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Merchandise Exports in February.

WAsuINGToN, ID. C. March 27-Mer-
chandise exports for the United States
during February past aggregated in
value Sj9,S1, ,19,, against $56.GS4923 in
February. 1883. and for the twelve
months ending February 2sih past, S,05
sg4.jit. against sos. .;2G.2l9 for the
twelve months ended February 20, 1855.
Imports during February past were
valued al SOP O9O. 5O2, against sos ,sj5,-
SIS in February, 1858: and for the twelve
months ended February p. 1899, $i2O,-
29i93,. against S123,0S0,909 during the
twelve months preceding months.
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BY Manning c. Staples,
llCi4 Main Street.

TRUSTEES SALE IN FURTHER
i EXECUTION OF \ DEED or TRUsD
OF FARM OF .sz6 ACRES. MORE OK LESS.
WITH.THE IMPROV kMENIs THEREON
situated in Amelia county. Va, about two
miles from Matoax Depot. and bounded on the
north and east by the AppOmattOx river, on
the south by the lands of Mckinney, and on
.he west by the lands Of Gusky.
By virtue of deed Of trust from j. y. In
man and serene Anderson. recorded IN Deed
Book g. page l5J. IN the Clerks ofhce OF
Amelia county. and being required 80 Ia do by
the holders Of the notes therein secured. l
Will sell at public auction, AT Amelia Court
house. on
THU RS LAY. MARCH 23rH. lss9.
at T. lmid dayl, the above described property.
TERMS. Cash ~ 10 expenses Of sale and =
balance on a note due March Eth. lsss szi0.52,
with interest from March lith. lsod, till paid,
aud note to fall due prior 10 salel March
Eth. 1889 with interest from March lttn. 1876:
and upon the following credits: note t2sD. pay
able March Eth. 1870, with interest from March
18th. ls-5 note due March 18th. 1891. $50. with
interest from March 18th. iss6: note payable
aarch Eth lsf2. $50. with interest from March
lith. lss5: note due March 18th. lSr. s.5O with
interest from Mnch ltth. 1875; note payable
March 18th. 1884, $3.50. with interest from
March 18th. lssJ. The residue as the said j. y.
Inman aud Serene Anderson may direct, or in
case of their failure so to do. as the trustee
deems iit.
SAFE peremptory. NJ. C.sTAPLEs.
mhlstd' Trustee.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. March 21.-lIon.
Pryor W Carter, OF Macon county, and
Mrs. Della Jordon, of this city, were
married in the Senate Chamber at 4
o'clock this afternoon, the Governor, as
sisted 10y the Speakers of both Houses,
officiating An act was passed by the
Legislature yesterday, and approved by
the Gol ernor this morning, authorizing
the Governor and the Speakers of the
two Houses to perform the ceremony of
marriage.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
An Effort to Prevent the Confirmation of
Murat Halstead

WAsHNcTON, ID. c., March 21.-Dem-
ocratic Senators said this afternoon that
an effort would be made to prevent the
confirmation OF Murat Halstead's nomi-
nation as Minister to Germany Mr
Halsteads criticisms of Graut and
Logan, and his attacks on certain Re
publican Senators, will be quoted in the
secret session. There is no doubt, how
ever, that the nomination will be CON
6rmed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
ATennes.ee Hanging

LEBANON, Tenn. March 21-Mack
Francis and James Turney were hanged
at 1928 this afternoon for the murder OF
Lew Martin last summer. They showed
"A great deal of bravado, and con-
fessed their guilt after mounting
the scaffold Francis struggled much
but Turney died Instantly, his neck
being broken The execution was
private, but large number Of people
stood around the gallows.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
Railroad Men ia Council.

NEW YORK, March 21.-The Northern
Pacihc Railroad directors met to-day to
receive the report of the executive com
mitiee on the proposition to make a
traffic agreement with the Wisconsin
Central, but no report was received,
and after being in session five
hours. the directors adjourned, subject
to call of the Chair. The executive
committee was in session five hours
Tuesday and five hours to-day discuss
ing the agreement, but no vote was
taken. and the subject remains in the
same position as ii was before the pro-
posi;ion was considered
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a Brutal Murder.

LEAVENwoRTH, KAN, March 81
Chasles Gordon. a grocer, about thirty
Ave years old, and popular with the
citizens here, was murdered on Fifth
avenue near his store at $50 o'clock last
evening. The assassin was an unknown
cOlored man, who escaped He walked
quietly up to Gordon and plunged a
knife into his side and Withdrawing ii,
,la-hed his victim across the throat,
severing the jugular and horribly mutt
lating his face.
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A Defaulfer Arrested

ToRoNTo, ONT, March 25.-A man,
wearing false whiskers, was arrested
here to-day. On being searched loaded
pistol, 81 500, and a ticket for Mexico
were found on him He gave the name
of John L. Williams, of Selma, Ala, but
finally admitted that he was John Lee
West, a defaulter to the extent Of $4,000
from New Orleans, where he was en-
ployed by Charles Teaheney, grocer and
liquor dealer, as confidential clerk
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Big Fire i'm Piitsbarg.

PITTsnrRG. MARCH 2l-The machine
shop of Mcintosh. llemphill * Co, GOV
cring the block between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, and Pike street I'D
the Allegheny river, was almost wholly
consumed by fire early this morning.
10 is thought that the fire originated at
the cupalo over the Ingot shops. Two
fremen were caught under the timbeIs
of "a heavy crane, oyeuhrown by fall
ing wall Fireman Harvey, of the
seventh Avenue Engine Company, was
probably fatally injured The other
fireman was not seriously hurt. The
latest estimate places the loss at SllO,-
900. insurance, 100000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
4 COWHIDING SENSATION.
A Prominent Citizen Holds Young Man
for His Wife TO COwhide.

NEW ALBANY, iND., March 21.-A big
cOwhiding sensation occurred on west
Market and Fourth streets yesterday at-
temooh. John Marsh, superintendent Of
the Ohio Falls Iron Works, resides on
the corner below the engine-house Buck
Losson and Fritz Bott. two young men,
had sent an insulting message by little
Girl to Mrs. Marsh, which she communi-
Gated to her husband. Marsh got "a cow
hide and told his wife that he would
stand by and see her whip them.
About > o'clock LOssOn and BOtt,
armed with clubs, passed the house
Marsh secured his pistol and told his
wife to follow. Seeing Marsh, the young
men started to run, but were soon
stopped by Marsh lie seized Bott, dis
armed him and held him while Mrs
Marsh, sixty feet below, had cornered
Losson, and proceeded to whip
him. but he threatened her with the
club. and she was compelled to stop
Seeing that both men could not be
handled at long range, Marsh pommelled
Bott and drove him off He then re-
turned to his wife, disarmed LossOn and
stood by while she thrashed him with
the rawhide until, in agony, lie broke
away and ran into the engine-hOuse.
Marsh followed, and wound up the affair
by striking Losson several times in the
face
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

Fred. Grants hereditary claims
having been recognized by his appoint
ment as Minister TO Australia, the Louis
( lie Times wants to know how are
Buck Grants, Jesse Grants Bob Lin
coins the Hayes boys and Garfield
boys hereditary claims" to be satisfied
Sauce for one gander ought to be served
TO the whole flock.-Augpsta iGd.) Neus.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

In 1884 the National Republican Com
mittee was practically bankrupt the day
after The Presidential election \ de-
ieated cause could not inspire contribu.
tions. The committee were confronted
with an empty treasury and unpleasant
lot of bills payable. Some of those to
whom these amounts were due have
never been recompensed, while Others
TO secure some sort of an equiv
alant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
A Kailroad InIIi.lnn.

ATLANTA. Ga, March 27-An East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia South
bound passenger train, running a speed
of forty miles an hour, collided with a
freight train twenty miles south OF At
lania last evening. Engineer Gillon, of
the passenger train, was killed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
4 TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
An Embelzler Murders His Wife and Two
Children.

Afi fmbt/lltf VI uldti~ tfir we ana TWO
thlidren.
GUfLPH, ONT, March CIV II.
Harvey, hookkeeper for J. " Lyon, and
at one time accountant for l.. Il. Clark
son, of Toronto, was arrested this morn
ing charged with embezzling $4,000
from his employer and was shortly
afterwerds bailcd ont by Dr. Lett.
During the forenoon Harvey purchased
"a revolver The chief of police had oc-
casiOn 10 visit lIaryeys residence during
the afternoon, and found the house
closed Forcing an entrance,
hc found llaryey's little girl
of twelve years lying on the
floor of the front bedroom with her
head i'm a pool of blood 4 bloody hole
in her head told the means by which she
had met her death Turning from this
awful sight. he found the eldest daugh-
ter lying beside the bed dead The
chief then wen. down stairs,
and found Mrs. Harvey with a similar
bullet wound. Further search revealed
nothing more, and no clue was found to
the triple murder Harvey was seen
driving toward Schaw station, and il is
thought he took a train for Toronto.
Harvey was superintendent Of ~
Georges Church Sunday school.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 2,.-fhe
Tennessee Range and Manufacturing
Company works were destroyed by
fire early this morning. Loss S45,OoO'
insurance $4,000. Origin believed to
be incendiary.
ALBANY, n. Y, March 2'.-The
Capitol commissioners report thai the
cost of completing the building will be
S2,9s4.9l1.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

WAsHINGToN, March 27.-The Senate
to day confirmed the following nomins-
tions: Robert Y. Belt, to he Assist
ant Commissioner of Indian Affairs;
Walter +. Corbett, Marshal for
the Southern district of Georgia.
Postmasters Charles Jones, Martins
willie, Va; Robert f. Miner, Newman,
Ga; Carlos G. W ilson, Milledgeyille. Ga;
George W Cannon, Ashyille, n. c.
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'hc paiiy Times" " will.

The Daily Times " will.
=. s00n r. practicablc.
,,o,c IT, entire plant aud
oaicc f0 the first floor of
u,e large and COuifnOdious
n.;ldiug No. o0i East Vain
.trrct. recently occupied
IA, VIM. WitCheil n 90.
ua.ing added largely TO
,bc former outfit, the
Bail, Times IL now pre-
parcd 60 fulfil all the re-
oui>ilcs Of "a live. progress
j,c newspaper.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
An IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
The Alleged Gold Fields Reported to he
~ ithin the United states.

SAN FRANCISCO, March PA special
to the EJamiHer from Ensenada, Lower
California, says the startling and i'm
porlant discovery is reported TO have
been made that the boundary line be
tween California and Lower California,
As fixed by the treaty of Guadaloui e
Hidalgo, should be sixty miles
south of the line now recognized,
and that, therefore, Ensenada and the
alleged gold fields are within United
states territory The error by which the
present boundary came into recognition,
is explained as follows. The treaty pre-
scribes that the boundary line shall be
from the mouth of the Colorado west 10
the Pacific The English maps of
that time incorrectly marked the
ella river as the Colorado. The
line was, therefore, drawn from the
mouth of the ella, west. 1t should have
been drawn sixty miles further south,
from the point where the Colorado emp
ties into the Gulf of California If this
be true the International Land Compa-
ny's title to its property, being granted
by Mexico, is null and void.
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MUNcIE. iND., March 27.-The dead
body Of a man, supposed to be Harry +.
Bateman, of the Tenth Infantry, l. 5 A.,
whose wife lives at Fosteria, o., was
found on the Bee Line Railroad
track, two miles west Of this
city, at an early hour this
morning His head, both legs and one
arm were cut of. Indications point to
a murder. as the skull was fractured as
though from blunt instrument, and a
pool of blood was found in a lane about
one hundred yards distant from the rail
road
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
A Nebraska Farmers Deed.

OMAHA, NEB., March 27-John
Rosen harger, farmer, shot dead
Andrew Casllne in row over trivial
matter near Creighton yesterday, then
burned his own house to the ground and
shot himself dead
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
Ex.rresident Cleveland aud Party.

NEW ORLEANS, March, PA special
to the P,cayaae from Key West says
TX President Cleveland and party az
rived here today from Iayvna e1 ronts.
Steamer remained but two hours here,
and then preceded to Tampa.
\ few citizens went aboard the steamer
to pay their respects Mr. Cleveland
ana party were lavish in their praises OF
the attractions shown them in Cuba.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

PRovIDEScE, H. l., March 27.-The
first ballot for United States Senator in
grand committee of the Legislature; re-
suited as follows Dixon, AZ; Wetmore,
81; q. Arnold, -; scattering, III. The
Assembly adjourned after the ballot un-
I'll tomorrow at noon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

CCOTTsvILLE DcOrRIrRr FOR

NCOTTSVlLLE COURIER" FOR
y SALF.-I will sell at very reasonable
rates the Courier. published weekly al SCOTS
been published continuously Tor nfty-thtec
years. and has always made fair income.
A wei equipped job oflce is attached 70 tho
newspaper department. For particulars ad-
dress
&c. HILL,
Scousyille. Va,
or Railroad Commissioner 's.Ofsicc. Richm, nj.
NH Is th.su-6t
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Harvey. the TRIBE Murderer.

GUELPH. ONT, March e7.-Haryey,
the triple murderer arrived here to-day
from Toronto. The coroner's jury
viewed the bodies During the inquest
the prisoner maintained a dogged 81
lence, and never lifted his eyes from the
floor lie refuses all nourishment. He
is believed 10 be insane.
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GROCERIES. sc.
EoR FASTING N LENT,

LOR FASTING ~ LENT,
THN OUR
-u.ko.l ~NlMON aui HALfBlT
smoked NIpAIEk~ apd HEthlNGS.
I IuIi-N. MACK klHtl.
MILLER SftDIIIN and HAMBI hG
PlChLLD HikNlNG~.
CORN. BEANS. SNAPS. aud PEAS
IlMAIOE-. PUMPKINS PEACHES.
pE tIi~. pli Ms PlNEAPPLt~.
APklcOI~. 81 SHNOOMS. OLIVES,
lNGii,H PICKLES
MAtlAhONl ANA all kinds OF CHEESE.
tNAfukAItD PEARS, PEACHES. AP-
PLIES. CHERRIES.
lALliOkNi "A FRENCH PRINE~.
LARGE fhi YES, on $ luc per pound.
sales ~ COFFEE OI QUO own roasting are al
ways increasing. Everybody wants the
ARABIAN MKT kk"
n-r SNEEI MOI NrAlN WINE at only ~.
and our PREMIUM WHISKY al s2.JOtdkc
the lead.
EUROPEAN STORE of HERMAN SCHMIDT.
hO aud p- Broad. corner flfth street,
mll Richmond. Va.
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VIRGINIA PENiIENIIAhN.
March ~. lssi
SrAIED PROPOSALS WILL BE
= received at THIS of until FRIDAY.
N,s,H .lth. at D. O'Clock NJ. tor furnishing
r..- institution for the next three months,
MmDn.Iur APRIL i-f. with the following
f.f- in more ur lc-s quantities ds the rc.
rfs demand. VIZ.
... frrels Family Flour sample, namc ana
urrf'.
f.H il.hcs Morchaniable B1ltod Meal
.nimc and uriccf
.l. pounds Rice sample. name ana pricoI.
.I. pounds Brown sugar sample. name and
3D.. pound. Partoa Coffee sample, name
.r. pounds Bmlks. Butts. shoulders or Sides
NIme lni pricei
.f pound. Iurpentine soap name and
rrcef.
-.. gallons Low Grade Syrup name and
price On sample
I..H rtH0u- hrft~ene oI .lri te~tI.
SALOONS Headlight Oh IlW test.
I -frh- Liverpool salt.
I.e .f.ute Euull- 90 hc delivered at the feui
'..IIrf lree ul Hil drayage ani in such 4ulu
ff r. Hufuf such time. a4 the Superintendent
.l. l.IuiFe them Co he delivered, subject 60
tI0u.
~.Ulrit, hii- viii Doe received for auN one
H. ai fhe above articles mark name AMI
.t 900 each sample.
iIr ilHrI uf Directors reserves the rilht
r. ..If amy ur ull bids.
BY order OF the Board Of Directo.rrss...
mh 2- DO Superintendent
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End ofthe Hall River strike.

FALL RIVER. Mass, March 2t.-The
strike OF the weayer- in this city ended
this morning \ mass-meeting Of
thousands of operatives voted to return
10 work ON the old basis tomorrow.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
7 Telephone Exchange Subscribers ana
the Public.

A new catalogue Of telephone sub
scribers will be issued April lst Sub
scribers are requested to report changes
or corrections at once. Any one wishing
a telephone should hand in their names
before March 3lst that they may appear
in this catalogue.
RI. WEST. Assistant Manager.
mh22 24.2J.2a29,3l
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

THOSE PEARLY TEETH may be kept
so by using Phenol Mouth Wash IN con
nection with kalodont Tooth Powder
For sale by
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

The Providence Journal remarks that,
take il all together, there has probably
not been such an indecent scramble for
office IN the history of the country as is
now being exhibited in Washington
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

LADIES, ATTENTION is called to that
most excellent emolient for the SKIN,
Owens Il Minors Glycerine and Elder
Flower Lotion; only % cents bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

Sleepless nights made miserable pe
that terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is thy
Remedy for you.
OWENS & MINOR DRrd Co.
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WAsnINGToN, ID. c.. March 21.-Ex-
Congressman Peter Paul Mahoney. Of
Brooklyn, \. y. died at the Arlington
Hotel here to-day of catarrh Of the
slOmach.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-28

WILL SELL AT PUPLIc AUC-
w tion at ! o'clock sharp one hum
ired barrels choice BALDWIN APPLES aud
car OF CABBAGE at store. All dealers invited
to attend.
mh2sT l.. POWERS. agent.
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TIL E

Indication Of Spring is here. In few
days the yioIets will scent the morning
air, ana meadow
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MRS. JOE PERSONS REMEDY,

From Rev. c. J. Gibson, ID. D.. minlster OF
Episcopal Church, Petersburg. Va: II save
used Mrs. Joe Persons Kennedy In my own
family, aud II gives me pleasure 10 cay it has
proved = valuable tonic and purifier Of the
blood, and IL thoroughly tested, think viii
remove many cutaneous disorders.
sChUkEHiLi J. GIBSON"
Psfsrs5arg. Va, January 10. lS8A
For sale by L. p. RuUTr, Drusgtst. ~ eae1
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