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OCEAN STEAMERS.

III AMBCRG- AMERICAN "a, LtT,el.
1AkAPhfSS 81 itE t,.i,ss,a -. A,rk. SOuth-
amptou aid HAMBURG as t..s a, , .t-4fnsrs
Of 9Uooo tons and '....uD if1r~ f,u asst ti.n. 70
London and tie Continent. s;,q, cd. m .,li,H for
safety, ~isra and CONFER.
-REGIL LAX ~ l.NsGl. r,.-ss lh4-.ia3 tr'r New
NurB 10 Plymouth ls54lfil ,thrrts It-...s sud
Hamburg. Through si'kct- - 3D.. q fAi a
Excellent farc. kaysst 'i.iN .. ssfsy TO the
Broadway. New lorE. {. D. tit RAID "a ca,
R. J. CORI1s, Manage. 81 bI.,.,..sy. >c,. York.
mh30-sStu-4m Or Epw. 3. BEOoP. a25 Pa a..
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DIEDMUHT AIR LaXK.

i s,L,t.uie ia erect February 10th 1854
$50 A. Mast Tenn Mall Daily for MaIr.ntonL
bet~een heNaniria and Lburg, ioanule, BrirtoL
Knoxville, Rome. Calera MUui. emery. and New or.
leans Pullman Sleeper Washington a. New Orleans.
ll:24 =. Mast Mail DAILY for NsfItt.uI, "a ~
lottesyle. Sordensvle, Stations Ches tttsso Route
Lyncl "i;lg, Rocky Mount, Danyillc hut Ssallas De-
tween Iynchtury and DSnvllle, GrveisGor, EaleiylL
ham, MontgOery, New Orleans. leNas and Ctlifor
Pullman Sleeper New ork 10 ktlalta. lrllun laror
cars Atlailta 10 houtoiuery PG!,suG si.eI-rs Aout
gCnery To New on ans and Mann boudpir Sr.a-rs
for Birmingham. Nicksurg aud shreveport Pulii,, an
Sleeper GreensbUro ~ Columbia ana Augusta sold
trains Washington 10 Atlanta Ducs lut connect Tor
ESQ y. A.-Dally. eA'cIt Sunday. for Mausssas
stIasburg and intermediate stations
o:ll r. NJ Mtiu liz u ,tss DAily, Via Lynclburg
BRISTOL and Clattahouga Pullman Ne-tllue Seepsrs
Washington 10 Mem i'his aud thence 10 Arkansas
$50 p. M-western Express Daily for Manassas
natl Pullman sleepers and Solid Trains Washington
II 900 7. M-southern ExrreSs Daily for Lynch
burg, DAAgll!e Raleigh. Asleyie. Charlotte, Calum-
bia, Aiken, Augusta Atlanta. Montgomery. New or
leans, Texas and California lilluIsn kestibule sleeper
Washington To- New Orleans Atlanta aud Mont
soliiery; Iuiiluan Sleeper Washington ~ Aug stS
Trains wasiii .ton and Ohio division leave WASH
ingtoh 300 A; N. Day -hceJt Sunday, and As L. NJ
DaIly: arrive Round Han II 80 Nj AID 30 D Nj
Returnil. x leave Round Hli sos AN Daily ana 80
n DAILY ehceJt SUNDAY. ARRIVING Washington $50
M and 3:5s Pm.
vile and Lynchburg arrive in Washington 5:U0 NJ
and ID NJ Via East Tennessee Bristol aud Lynch
burg at ii :l3 AN. and $40 Z NJ. Via Chesapeake
and Ohio route ana Charlottesville 1t . 40 4 VI.
and 40 T. NJ. Strusbur- Locsl at 10: 10 A NJ
Tickets, sleeping car reservation aud Information
furnished and baggage checked al Office. 1900 Penn
syiNaula avenue and Al Passenger Station Pennsylvn-
ms Ilsilroad. OH and y sts- JAS l. TAIIok
feS General Passenger Agent.
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

DoToMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE
For Baltimore and River Landings Steamer saaL
Capt 6eoglcgsn Isayes SteJ,henson's NliafT every
Sunday AZ \ CLOCK y. fvE iuItiler iutOrma tlon
apply 10
STEPHENSON 4 BRO
mh6-Om III 81 wharf.
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NJ NEkAoN! AL. tEEAoN.
STEAMER ". " CDECgHkN
Leaves GthsJrcet silS tsN-tir sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings lar down mont
at 10 O'Clock Returning. reaches Ma hlugtsS,
about $50 y. Ia.
s16 7. T. BLAKE. cart.tp
TNOR POTOMAC RIVER LhNuIN,I~
u NEN IRON STEAMER ~ Ah..fit ~"
Leaves 7tD-street wharf ga MONDAYS. fgigEspA IS
and SATURDAYS at q. IA. h.'nT'sinr u FSnsAS
FRIDAYS SID SUNDAYS d. ,. ;DUai 81. - gisar
Landings Tar NolInll Cr,-b lrslrss> fsv
and lesllarltown sd. Connect ala iaiD = n 81
Shepherds So >slf,iuir . IN J.. fABt n T. At
Z. ". AlDLEG. Ma-sger is2.
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Hn4rrsa BIZ sfno HSH sWArra

THE SAFEST, MOST ECONOMICAL HFALTEFCL.
AND SATISFACTORY MODE OF HEAT
ING DWELLINGS, &c.
THE SPENCE HOT WATER BOILER.
Works perfectly 10 noiseiess, and requires more
attention than an ordinary stove Heal under perfect
control and without waste in all temperatures from
mild to zero weather inspection Of boiler and of
testimonials invited Also agents for the Plummer
Steam Heater, one Of the best
vAUX IRWIN,
m16-eolms 527 10Th 81. n. w.
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'' PFNSSyYy.x,, roy--.v

j. PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TOT, TO The N9i,iH. WIS.,, hNp s6TTHwTsr
Sill III kh M,sS fh5 ffitNffn
rp,,Nhs;,Iri,,ydry v o,,> ,, q 80
S0hNLk SIKH AND Is srbEEIs. IS FoE
fttsburg and the West. Limited EXPRESS q
iullnian Nostibulrd Jars. at $50 am. daily, Fast
isne = 80 am; dliiy, - 6lncinhau snd ~. LOUIS
iid Harrisburg 70 II. L1nis daily, except s.iur-
cay, 70 Saea.e' MN Steering 81 Altoona to Cli
sleeIingCars Washington 10 chicago and 81. Louis.
t,nhectins daily ~ Harrisburg WITH Through
s.e,rers Tor LOllisNlile aid NealJhis. Pasihe III
w. Nh MIL ,rir NH SI@.S Tor y, h'tsenrs ND ths
BRLIniOif AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For lrie SsnsldHus aud Rochester. daily: for Buff
iaIo and SiaSaTs. daily, except SATURDAY, 10000
For " illIamsport, Lock Haven. ana Elmira at 50L
For " Hs SSl ISr ttkS III SUNDAY S on o.oo
II 40 ALL 40, 10. 10 500, and u 20 pm on
fI0Ta " f,fS Mr.. o. II III LAZY p,r -5a
Cars = 40 an; daliy, except sunday. aud 5 AZ y
Tor Brooklyn y \. all through trans connects Jsr-
alrsc, transfer 70 fgl,gn s!reet avoiding d0uDls
ana, :: .. 4IU.0 90 X 10 Ii. 90 and / 30 D w
hl9. 10 90 aud il .aOpln. Tni,eG I1prsss, al
fahLor G1rs' = 40 am. week days aud $40 pm
For hainore. rs, 7 80. 10, soo. 40 \ 20.
so 40. 600, 40. $40. 10 90, aud I 1 30 y.
Il. On SUNDAY. 300. 9su.i, 500. II 40, I'm,
ii 20 pm.
For RI, pe,s creek Line 20 IN and 40 pm daily.
except sunday.
for Annapolis 5.O and 900 am. l2 o. and 40
J. Ia daily. except sunday. Sundays. 800 l. Ia.
lUp.Iu.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
MAJ AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
kAIIlNlAD.
For "A, KAlidrIs. 80 @ 81. - 40 g-45 lo.57A
liLsl % iooh. ga. = ~ 4 -. .uu. on. "a
lU.o1, a.u -, o. a. On.SuIi'lay At 10 80.
lo-St a IA, Ia, q al, = 90, aud 10 u5 a. IN
Accom- OCail'u Tor QGantlcO. 80 ~ IA and ) %
4 week dAys
o. ElChEOlla ana the South 30 1857 a IN daily
- aLu :. 40 4. Ia. daily. epI SUNDAY
1rIIls leave AleAult'ilA iur Washington. q o. -
s-Dt. $40, 1910. IL :Oa d M. j 20, 500 - IL
DO C.bu, 800, 49,, IO:42 aud ! 90 D. IA. On
SUNDAY al = ana 90 u 10. 10. iU5.
S.:S,s and lO.i2 A.. ~.
Tickets and Information az She Office northeast cor
ner Ui 18th street and IeInsyN gK,u and ns
station. where orders lie leIt tie u
tatgage L. destination igVu hotels and residences
IHAS. L. IlUH. AZ NtNDD
Gene raj Manager lfa5l Gen lU- AygI,t
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n. A. S. e.
q. g. A
-Ihe Terrible Boiler Explosions, with Important
o. Lie and Property, how Avoid Both. With the
Econcpicsl Production Of ssesT, &c. a, ,opn
The C1arsDdop Hotel, BALTIMORE. Nd.
Aren't for LORDS BOILER COAfD, admitted
By practical engineers aud boiler the bss
Keeping ~ do supply in BALTIMORE. can snd x1n al
orders promptly. fSO-Sm
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THE OLD COURT RECORDS.
Quaint and Interesting Entries Found
in Musty Old Books.

JAIL BIRDS WHO WERE SET FREE By THE 1NvAD-
ING BRITIsH-A DEFIANT LIQUOR DEALER
THE TRANSFER OF THE FAIRFAX ESTATES
JUBIEs THAT MET IN THE CAPITOL.
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GLlAPsEs OF LIFE BENEATH The OCEAN WAVE
MARINE FISHES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Used IN ARTIFICIAL PRoPAGArIoS-INTEBEsT
ING SIGHTS AT TIE OLD ARAoaY BUILDING.
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AScHoR InNr.

ANcHoR LINE
Atlantic Express SerNiur-
LIVERPOOL "a u En- -TONN.
Steamship CITY bf ROM" l.s-a New kssE
WEDNESDAY. aay 1. MAJ - June ri, JUS -.
Saloon Isss.ge, go 10 2 iDe, Second Clgss. $50.
GLASGOW sGI.NILE
Steamers every saturday nom New lrf 10
GLASGOW and Ion Dt NDE.El.
Cabin Passage GLASGOW. Londonderry % Ayerposl,
$50 aid f6D. Scci id GlHss. $50
Steerace passage e.tnur ssrNtce. 40.
Saloon ExCursloa Iicss.s ~ hetinced hAtes
Travellers Circular lrttrrs uf Credit and Drafts
for any amount ISSUED o. lowest current rates.
For books Of tlurs. titksts lsFtlser information
Apply 10 HENDERSON DtlO-. >e~ York. CT
q. ". MOSS. a.i fetn>s isaris sve. IVA
Washington mb2o-Sn
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ordered by one Of the visitors Il combination
of delicate fawn-colored cloth embroidered
with silver and . darker shade of velvet and
small velvet mantel, very short ON the back and
with directoire front Aspiring ulster made for
the same Lady u In Q dull shsds Of eopper-col-
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMrsLlL cARkINGToN. ~ hlIohNtI-Ar
issgsoll ~ G. t-xs Il - 4. ". -
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SHORT SogIE TO LONDON DO ,oyp

~ >oAApbtt 4 cShs~A Al<1lD . ~ W
fast IxIJsss Stesnlefs.
To Southsn-l iol (lxaadoI, hayrel. hrelneh.
Saale. We'd. .aarca -, .. tins sat March ~
30 am. lrsNe. We'd. kIrii y m futds. -.
Apfil d. 10 Lxni Med- April 10. pm; kihe.
CSniiortshie staterooms excellent table. luxurioos
saloon appointments fr.ccs let CABIN. go sud ~
ward berth. according location. "a cabin, ybol
berth; steer4xe II low rates. Apply u Il f.DhOyk
Sx6 Penn. mh<o
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(NUNARD LINE.
Plans aud lists of s.iiinss inra,saed pss4a0Ns
booked 10 Paris. 68-&D
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

The contract made By Foropaugh. the CIR
CTS man. under which fifty Sioux Indian
chief are 20 be exhibited this summer. 70
minds me Of Am amusing experience nay son
bad with the Indian bureau 80 connection
with an exhibition of savages Believing that
there va, money Ia the enterprise, hs applied
for permission to take band Of fit, Ute
Indians for show tour through Germany
Austria. Russia, Italy and France He sup
po~ei that the permission had been granted
and the Indians sailed There was however
some complication about the bond % be- given
for the return Of tho red men, and other con.
ditlons were not satilactory u the depart.
meat
representing my SON. engaged the friendly
offices Of Congressman John O'Nell There
WIS yoluminous correspondence, extending
over period Of eighteen months. az the end
Of which time the Indian commissioner IN
formed Mr O'Nei4 that for several reasons
the department would be compelled 20 refuse
tins Indians permission 10 leave their reserya
ton or the country That may 10 very
well. said q Neill "but what are sou going
to do in yiew 81 Tie fact that the Indians are
nov abroad. and have been for nearly TWO
yctrsf THIS was % puzzler 10 Commissioner
Atkins, who, after rejecting Tor few mo
mcuts, said We'll under the circumstances
suppose / hld best reconsider my decision
anl grant the request This was done. and
the records Of the department kept s4uare--
A. : Partridge In Globe Democrat
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

The Memphis Apysal in noticing Man
ager John + Fords article in the North
American Rerie,c on the trial OF Mrs
Surratt, says what Mr.. Ford saws In
his very interesting paper only goes 10
make more plain General Holts repu.
dialion of all the forms usual in the trial
in English speaking courts of persons
charged with crime, treating Mrs. Sur
raft and he other prisoners as II they
were guilty and loading them with
irons. with which they were fettered
even IN court. Mr.. Ford brings this
all 10 light, and he furnishes clear tes-
timony as TO the methods OF suppress
sion adopted by General Holt, which
was observed In leaving the recon-.
mendstion OF Mrs Sarratt 20 mercy out
of tue official report OF the trial and In
the charge put upon the Catholic priest
vito shriyed her and stood by her on the
gallows, not TO permit her to have com
municaiion with he outside world
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09
HAL>TEAD's ToMAHAwK.

Editor iialSead has begun series Of
dime novel sketches of the Senators
who black balled him out OF the mission
to Berlin, and II IL an open question
whether the portraits OF those august
statesmen or the biographies are the most
injurious. They look out from the
columns with gnsrled faces ruggedly
caricatrrcd by the latest electrotypc or
photo-lithographical art, and II wicked
mems characters could be put into faces,
then the public will behold distorted ex.
pressions that would ornament the circus
mans chamber OF horrors. Senator Dawes
has rather a mild countenance orna
mented with a rather pleasant flowing
beard, but the mirror Of art reflects him
az conspirator Of low degree, who
would spend even his leisure moments in
mcdi,sting on crime lie figures in the
opening chapters as paid pet OF the
Credit Mobilier concern.
Plumb's fat and smooth countcnance
would suit the rogue's gallery, as he j.
depicted "a dispoiler of good mems
property, and Teller is deliberately por-
irayed in the shady sections OF his career
as Secretary OF the Interior These chap
tiers relate 10 his midnight issue Of
land patents 20 the notorious Backbone
Railroad In the last hours Of the Arthur
administration and Of Mr.. Teller's term
Of Office as Secretary Of the Interior, and
to his curious action with reference to
the dishonest pension attorneys. But the
shining mark for Mr. Halstead's ven
geance is the Exalted Evaris, and he il
described as a political soldier of fortune
and a lIessian.
Ii IFS asserted that at one time he figured
in Washington as a lobbyist on great
scale" and mention is made of certain
charges concerning his treatment of the
Diaz government in Mexico while lie 7
was Secretary Of State, and the con-
frmsiion of certain railroad grants by /
that government.
In first noticing the Hastead episode,
we expressed the opinion that the editor
should stand strictly on his dignity, and
not give himself away to the dictates OF
vengeance.
But though this must be the general
opinion Of sensible people, Mr. Halstead
has already ensanguined his journalistic
tomahawk, and we are left TO conclude
that this IL only his first raid.
His wsr.whoop resounds, and by the
time he gets through the campaign and
prepares for the triumphant scslp-dance,
the question Il where will his enemies
be. Even the cynical ingalls, Is assaulted Is
with the charge Of bribery in Kansas
Legislature. But after the slaughter, the
question will be asked, what would Mr. .
have done il those wicked
Senators had voted for him.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

Ono Of these nOmads, ~ whom I bought
some boomomngs and tauranes ln Sydney
tle other day. explained % mo the us,~ OF
these utensils acting out the situation as BE-
described it with such rusnngs forward and
falling hacs crouchinss feints springs side
wise 0ul into tho air, ami blood chilling
Thoops thai largo crowd gathered and there
was momenLu} expectation ~ the police
Stlckiug into the wasthand Of his very di
apiiatod trousers half dozen bo0merangs.
hc took another in hi- right hand and hold
Ing shield and a tauranc IN bis left. ad
yanccd npon his imaginary foe across tho
street
"You spose see," he explained. mother
black fellow behind bush yonder he got
tauIang an boomerang, mebbe got spear
too. you look ont sharp. PraIs no throw
boomerang % spar. you turn him OFF quick
this shield, ~ MAKING - slight turn Of his
wrist Then sou - then he throw
nobbo You throw boomerang - fast black
fellow mo- turn of quick 'nough, hit EN- on
head. tumble down Then you run quick
going across tue street and back again in two
leaps. ht black fellow hero with taurang dn
d.cating the junction Of the mock and jaw.
mcbhe cut him head half or which, indeed
seemed probable with the terrific swing
which be- gaYo ~ tho keen edged hard wood
weapon 80 fought tho Australian blacks
when they had not known tho white man
bat rum i-more potent than boomerangs, and
the pub is now more familiar with their
figures than tho war path. Springfield Re
rublicau
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09
VIRGINIA REPUBLICANS

Ii appears TO be understood that Presi
dent Harrison will not treat Of the sub
jet Of the Virginia Offices until ne has 8
harmonious Republican party TO trear
with i'm this State There Is the rub
And how harmony IS 10 be pro
duced might be somewhat quantity
illustrated by the problem tried by an
eaierprising small boy the other day
who traded q yellow dog for goat and
then bought the dog back and tried to
hitch the Two animals together in one of
those familiar little turnouts that most
delights the ambitious kid, who performs
IA picturesque excursion along the streets
with "a miniature team
Tie goat stood on his hind legs as
goats are wont 10 do and struck down
with his horns, the dog snapped and
kicked out OF the traces, the small boy
coaxed and then swore, and remarked to
his team that they had either to pull to-
gcther or they wouldn't get any dinner
BIT it is written that real reyolutionists
had rather starye than lose the cause
and rather than divide interests with each
other, the goat and dog kept on fighting,
until the little boy went and got another
team and turned his cross match animals
out to Craze.
The moral Of this story Is that there
are more Republicans IN Virginia than
those who have been heretofore employed
blythe Republican administration, and
that the party would not miss its former
local leaders any longer than it had the
sense TO get new ones.
In fact, it is dawning on Mr., Harrison,
no doubt, that, the old leaders are the
strength and bulwark Of the Democrat
ic cause in Virginia
Not only is that part of the proposition
true, but the other and still more i'm.
portafit part of ii Is the fact that Ma
hone an,Shis wing of the party cause
constant conAagratlon in the ranks and /
demoralize their own people If, there
fore, Mr.. Harrison PROPOSES to advance
his pariys Protection party in the South
with the idea that any number of Demo
Gratis will follow, or al least not oppose
it, the first thing he is likely TO do is to
put up people who are not quite so oh
uoNious TO all Democrats, and also to
larg numbers Of their own party.
We DO npt believe that protection will /
carry any large number of Democrats
with it under any circumstances, but
under the auspices Of General Malone ii
will be too much odorized with his own
personality to make any progress
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09
rnr ntKLIN CoNrtKtNCE.

The Berlin conference Is likely 10 con
slider positive proposition on the part
Of the United States to leave to the Sa-
moan Islands their local independence
The United States naturally becomes
actively interested In any OF the Islands
in the Pacific when European powers
begin to intrigue to obtain con
troll of them with the idea
of gaining a foothold for naval stations
But if the Islands are left to their own
political control it is no business of ours
to NEEDLE with their affairs any more
than it is 20 bother with Cuba. TIE
recent events and the coming council
will do this country more good than the
acquisition of the Samoan Islands The
result is popular demand that VIC
should have a competent navy, and one
that shall be commensurate to the su-
perior ability of our people in making
machinery for war
We know enough to be certain that in
the advanced line already established We
can soon produce Navy superior in
destructive power to any that at present
exists, and the sooner the advanced ideas
are practically carried out the better will
the people be satisfied As long as ten
years ego the experiments with dyna-
mite guns promised such success as to
warrant the trials that re-
suited in the construction of n
swift cruiser, armed with pneumatic guns
of large calibre that throw dynamite
sho,is with sufficient accuracy, to make a
few such ships able to match the finest
ironclad navy of the world Besides the
necessity for h navy, there is great deal
due TO the pride of the American people,
which has for twenty years endured
and ridicule whenever the
slightest diplomatic misunderstanding
brought the helplessness Of our navy
ntO public notice.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09

THE Washington Pct has heard the
Halsiead call for reform of the Senate,
and II proceeds 70 call down the House
on the abuses by means of the rules
The Committee on Rules, according 10
the Post, is quite as bad or worse than
the Car in point oftyranny.
The blockade of business arises from
the fact that the three hundred and TWEEN
ty-iiye Republican representatives. have,
by adopsing complicated and arbitrary
rules, wrongfully delegated the powers
conferred upon them by the people
to a committee of five, and few
directors, which small minority, in
tuIn, becomes intoxicated with power
and self-importance, and treats with
contempt tie great majority that fool.
ishly clothed them with dictatorial power
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-09
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HAIRBRUsBEs. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents aswell "a ladies
and Gontlemcn's travelling sois.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both AZ
wholesale and retail. weare agents for the now
Justly celobra. Dyspepsia cure. CHASE CITY
LirlilA WAs g. which we deliver IN any
part OF the city for 20 cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will DO
well 10 drink this water freely.
We make u specially Of hitting TkJsSES
and keep fun stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHEs, all
kinds and prices.
e We hayeali the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep nice line of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION ClGARa trial Re
member 10 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Phy siclans prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none but the
PI' REST MEDICINE USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought 70 cali and get tolsr tard md prices
Oi NadesWOrths silva Paint. whicn Is Better
aud cheaper than Lead and OH.
Please remember that for everything usually
found IN first class Wholesale and retail drug