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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
Held for Court.

Ed. Nixon, the colOred chsp who was
arrested OF Wednesday charged with 90
tsining money under false pretenses, had
hearing before Justice Ankle last evening
~ 7 o'clock. Nixon was held for Court II
the SUR ef 500, and was cent to Jail u
default
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
Wheeling In8taIment Co

To live and let i've We hre Ge..r .e
Aud 10 live comfortably $50 base p.
within your reach everything ntc .r
make homo comfortable --Bu Hs'
not al. - We offer ven credit sd alss
that you cannot procure elsewhere i-f
worth cf g1oos for Sl0O d. 90.
80 cents per week, or 81 90 per month
or f22.(0 worth Of goods for g. ai-
aud 81 90 per week, or 81 O0 f.r unt
-- Remember, you cs9 pay a- 30 .ct
you-Weekly, Semi-Mol'hr o. 1ioa,
ly), and our goods Of S Jah Prcr
Then Why deny Iar- . anyi.4
in house furnishir ffr 10y de-f
ton when We offer 5.u -ca liberal teff
Why do without Furniture Carp
l-ClOths-s'oyr---dDfer Z
coal or gas-Com'oris h.a1fc'- .e
White or Grey and f.ding o. ODD Bog
- Lamps - Clock -- fcr-r
Decorated NJ Plain Chino. Ia nI log
Sets, &c, &c, or any o'ftr H.t
may stand iu need of when fn1 cil
cure il from M Tor o small ca-1 .1."
on easy weekly or monthly l4F r1.-
Consider this well AK r-0I
the quesiion-Why do Hao1i '
goods you are actually Iu Doe. "a.
When the Wheeling I1stImH O.. I
Market Street, pa, them vi'.r- toa' '''
on easy paymenh?-WtY .o
them when Won can have t0sr OF U'
while paying for them?-Naf 1911
pay cash hen you can huI ,.- '-
stslments for less money tr.1
ask?- Remember tai- iH-H. h.7
InstBlmen Gov msf.
the Iastslment hu-inea--l
ing you want necCsay o '1.
home from cellar 20 attic .ha' ". l'''
got - There il no tu-'pa
tion that you may wan th'.
most cheerfully give.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
L. s. Coon sells Dry Goods the c beaD,
"Jollr Tenp Social Olub.

This club will give their first grand bsl
tonight Friday, Oct. 25ib) at Turnel
Hill, and from indications ii Is going to o'
a grand success. Mayors foil orchestra Is
engaged and all are invited. The Jolly
Ten" know how TO make things pleasant
50, if you want good time, be there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
snit for Damages.

Hugh Harrison, By HIS counsel Dennis
O'Keeffs, has filed preliminary papers in
the Office Of the Circuit Clerk in a anti for
s., 600 damages against the Warwick China
COmbany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE


The following marriage license vas Is
eued yesterday:
+. Wayne Huston, n native Of Pitts6urg
aged "a. AID Celia Beugough, a nsiive Of
Pittsburg. aged %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

For the best and cheapest Ladies Gold
Watches, 60 to II. E. Hilman's, No. %
Eleventh street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

FIEtr PhsE
Bargains ln C.o,hng-D Glndlns $50.
sECuND PACE.
To LCt-rwo Furnished Rooms
Waliei-Iw0 Young Ladies IN Millinery
store
For Rent Room with Board.
lost Focketbook
Wanted -Four or Five -toncnreakers
.sag" Camp Fire ana Bean Bake-Grand
ARMY Hal
silver ated Ware-Johu FrcdeL
Tiy Lists Cough syrup-k. III. List
FOURTH PAGE.
You Want the Best of I'm Gutman & Co
Colt Repeating Ride-lovel Arms Company.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

To ACCOMMODATES those unable to call
during the day. Prof. Shelf, the opheian,
at Iash's, cor. Maia sad f eleventh streets
will examine eyes and adjust spsc'ac'es,
Monday. Thursday and Sturdy evea-
ines. Examinstiou for glasses free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

No more dull Fridays. 60 10 EN-.
sHEIMEK'S Dry Goods and Cloak
House and see the crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

BE sure You ettend the Jolly Ten
grand ball tonight at Turner'S Hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

AHEAD of ell. Nothing like it. 1t
speaks for itself. The CREST and only
'Rsd Cross OIL" Trial sizs % cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

The Farrell a Herring Patent Safes
have been awarded The grand Gold
Medal at the present Exposition Ia
Paris.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

More New Wraps to-day, at EN-
sHEIMER'S, Eleventh Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

The great wonder of the present sge Is
"Red Cross Oil" You never saw us
EQUAL. Thousands praise it. Try 1t.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

BEEcHAM's Pills act like magic on g
weak stomach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-25

GRAND ball ct Turner Hall tonight.
Music By Mayer Don't miss 1t for the
world.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
ARMORY HALL
TIE PLACE FOR THE COMING
r. DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

special Meeting Of the h"''' W
s.ur.. of the Comm"" '""
CONQUERED In. and the Hall Give" ~ W.
Unanimous Vote
The Board Of Aldermen held 0s,'s q
meeting Yesterday afternoon M,
o.clock7 Present. Mr.. Joseph u p'oA
erson and the following mei, IT,
Messrs. Belvin. Brown. carter, on"p
nell. Davis. Hargrove. Hill. Nl'Ni"'o"'
Snead. Taylor. Sitterdipg.
On motion of Mr.. BelvIn the minutes
were not read.
MIR. Dickerson explained that the oo'
iect of the meeting was TO cons'usi ~
propriety Of allowing the use OF tue
Armory for the meeting OF the S'a0e
Democratic Convention. which mas Deen
called 10 meet i'm Richmond on the l4th
day Of August.
The clerk. Mr.. Ben 7. August, read
the ordinance passed by the Common
Council. allowing the armory 70 Dc
used for the purposes above named
On motion Of Mr.. Belvln. the ordi
nance heretofore published IN IN,
TINES was concurred IN. and the Board
adjourned. having in all been IN session
only five minutes.
The action of the Board and IN,
Common Council was at once signed
by the President of the Board, aud ais'
by Mr.. Thomas =. Campbell. president
of tho Common Council. and the ser
eeant alarms took the ordinance to the
Mayor. who at once signed it. and the
trouble about meeting place FOR the
Democratic party IN convention assem-
bled is settled for this occasion. Now
let the gentlemen of the party fix thei
minds upon the man they want TO ID
Governor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

The following deeds were recorded
yesterday in the City Chancery Court:
Margaret +. Brown TO Sarah Parting.
ton, l5i feet on west side Pine street,
between Holly street aud James River
aud Kauawha canal, $1,000; Caroline
NJ. Cohen to Eleanor Il. Fisher, wife
Of Robert III. Fisher. "a feet on west
side Twelfth street. between Broad ana
Marshall, S4.7s0; Alex. ii. Rutherford
to II. Schmidt, 1l2 feet on west side
Adams street, between Cary aud Canal
Sl.6sO; Conrad Sauer's executor and
Others TO William IL. Zimmerman, y
feet on south side Broad street. be-
tween Seventh ard Eighth (Sauer's
Holel. S2l POO; Eleanor H. Fisher to
Hill * Preston. trustees, "a feet on west
side Twelfth street. between Broad and
Marshall. S3,5ss; Herman Schmidt to
Thomas Rutherford. trustee. liz feet on
west side Adams street. between Cary
and Canal. 81, 1870; William II. Zim-
hermann 10 j. b. Elan, trustee, "a
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
POLICE COURT.
na,ncrnLish, Matinee for III. Honor.

Kaihcra Lish, Matinee for III, Honor.
Among the cases disposed Of in this
court Yesterday were the following
p. II. Sutherland. charged with ours.
inc aud abusing and threatening the
life of Richard Jennings, was fined 50
and costs.
Richard Jennings was charged With
assaulting and beating Howard liamil-
ton at the Exchange Hotel. He was
fined $40 and costs.
Richard Allen alias Washington (col-
ored was charged with selling liquor
on Sunday. July IS. 1889. Richard
keeps baI-rOom at No. 3OS west Broad
street. He swOrc day before yesterday
that all the entrances TO his place were
nailed up excepting the main front en-
trance. The case was continued until
Yesterday morning. In the meantime
Sergeant Thomas. at POlice-Justice
Cmtchheld's request, examined the
premises and found that while the side
door was nailed up the entrance from
the rear alley WAS not. The Court inn
posed fine of S25.
Tcmpv Hankins and her husband.
William Hankirs lbOtn coloredl, don [
get along together. as William Is in
fatuated with another woman. Cath
crime Brown. Tempy went after her
husband the other night aud watched
GATHERINGS house. She Jaw her hus-
band 10 in. aud at a Nj. come out,
aud when he opered the gate he walked
right into bis wiie's arms. There was
some little trouble on that morning.
and the following is the result of the
examination which ensued aud
which lasted more than an hour
William Hawkins for contempt OF
court for his failure 10 appear when
his name was called. was fined 50 0O
and costs. Tempy Hankins, for tres
passing on the premises OF and throw
inc number of rocks at Catherine
Brown, she being on her own lot, was
hued So aud costs.
William llankins and Catherine
Brown were fined $50 and costs each
for unlawful cohabiiation, Hankins
being married man, aud Catherine
being an unmarried woman. IheT
,ounsel took an appeal. and bail was
allowed in the sum Of $500 each.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

the Terminal Hotel since last report
q. A. Auderton. II. p. Tall. q. X.
Finch, |. r. Butler. Baltimore, Md. !;
A. r. Taylor. city, f. -. Harris, c. w.
West, Mrs. c.. w. West and daughter,
Mrs. II. C. Adams, Miss Essie Curtis,
Richmond, T.. +. Morrissette. Swans
boro: p. r. Nelson. Glendale. Va. K.
III. Harwood, q. w. Taylor. Richmond;
r. q. Scott. Richmond; w. III. Buck.
Norfolk. Va; S. II. Maury. Richmond;
T. w. Shark, city; Burnley Taylor.
King William Courthouse; X. A. Curtis.
Richmond; William +. Fox. Misses
Iuez and Leila Fox, 5. L. Carter,
Robert f. Lee. Jr., Virginia: +. Dick
en.on. Richmond: T. q. Wall. Green
Vile. S. c.: IL. w. Stephens. Green's
boro. n. c.; Charles A. Berrian. Rich
mond; w. b. Marks. Richmond A.
Moll. Misses Sophia Mol. Annie al.
Goethe. Richmond: II. NJ. Clark. Anne
liza: Mrs. L. r. Hamlet. Charlotte
county: william II. Hill. James ). Rob
ipsou. b. c. Garrett. King william
Courthouse; Leigh j. smith. Ken
mond.
COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS.
B.P. Alsop. Mrs. NJ. Z. Walker, Miss
Lizzie Walker. Mrs. w. ii. Wood. Miss
Sue Herring. Mrs. Long, Miss Long,
Master Long, c. III. Fleming.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
4eNRlco SCHOOL TEACHERS

Examination of Coiorcd Applicants.
As stated in Yesterday IS TINES, about
thirty young ladies appeared al lienri'e
County Courthouse aud went through
a written examination.
Yesterday the colored applicants ioI
The position Of teachers I'm the colorod
schools spent the day IN returning an
swcrs 20 the printed questions furnished
them.
IL will take Superintendent Fussell q
week or more TO 20 through the papers
and weed out those who, Toy their an-
swers. show an inability 90 teach.
The old teachers who intend 10 re-
main, will be. OF course. kept IN theii
positions. Tie examination OF about
fifty new applicants Is simply TO get on
record those capable of filling Vacan-
CIes.
Some of the teachers who have be.
fore i'm the last session taught the
Young idea how 90 shoot also subjected
themselves to an examination. Then
object Was TO show that they had I'M
proved in the AIT of teaching.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
THE ORPHAN ASYLUM BOYS.


Grand Concert AT virginia Beach.
Thursday evening. August Sth. the
bows of the Male Orphan Asylum, of
Richmond. Va. under the auspices OF
Mrs. j. X. Gill, superintendent, assist
ed by Captain Frank Cunningham
Richmoud's celebrated tenor; Mr..
Douglas Leftwich. the favorite bari
tone: Misses Mamie and Lille Trahern
Miss Lummie Cunningham, and the
boys chorus. will give an excursion
and grand concert to Ocean Shore Park
Hotel, which has been kindly rendered
her by the popular proprietor, Mr.. W.
+. Dill
THIS will afford the citizens of Rich
mond an unusual opportunity TO visit
this delightful resort, and at the same
time aid one OF our best and nOblest
charities. This in titution is entirely
undenomitionsl. aud has on its roll
now fifty four boys. 1t has only a
small endowment, and depends largely
on the hberality of the citizens of
Richmond for Its support. The rates
az the hotel have been reduced for the
excursionists to two dollars day, aud
liberal reduction will be made on the
trains.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

Ten Booker, iOl Malachi, 9s; Elgin, o.;
Miss Cody. 30.
Fifth race, one and one-sixteenth
ll9. Ernest. n, The
bourbon. 100: Young Duke. lOi. King
idle. 1872: Craftsman, l0i: Brussels,
fOt: Bordelaise. 80, Calera, ~. Ioble,
SO.
ENTRIES FOR THIS SARATOGA RACES
The following are the entries Tor tho
Saratoga races tomorrow at u .oV'
FIRST race. three fourths Of a mile.
three-y ear.old maidens Rustic llV,
Aunt Jennie. l0j. King Idle. ITO, Dni-
tab. 10: Woodburn. no. Lady fulsi-
for lO5: Sunshine. lOj Unite, lO1f
GIenmore. remember gelding, llpi
Bonaletta. l0j: Niolante, lO)' waldo.
10. r...l,.
,o5. Volatile. 10. Alice. TO. Bishop,
io5. Meriden. li3. Ctnd g.. ll9 bet-
ina ll3 Camhyscs. l22. fiddlth,"d.
lis; Holland, l2l: Mayiops' lio- joy '
ll2. - ..-o,,..
IL Golden Reel. l02. Mar'haii
Luke. 100: Sherwood 1905 boO ''''''
%. .....
olds-Elkton. lO6; Warsaw. 100 Ten
taur. III: Judge Morrow, 100. Ina ,'.
los. Sir Madred Mana. iiliy. lV3. ''fet
NO tO3 Alveritas. 1903. Middle stone
III. Violotta. 1903: Major Tom lDo'
Firm race one mile. selling Everett.
u6: Red Light IN. Mamie Hay ~
Iandseer. 10. George Angus i'', '''
mont. l09. Satisfaction. lll. Linn.
sixth race. one m DE. selling QUIT
JAY =. 81. Dilemma. -. iNiN 10 ia.
H.. tO2: Carrie e.. iO2. Nigllanl. D
George Corbett. 100. Mir.h, jug bf'tN
ful. 10.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

An excellent opportunity is oueicH
To visit tins browning wonder Of amer
ica's coronet of natural gems do % i'"
rate and under The most delightful cii-
cum-tarces.
The Richmond. fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company advertise.
round trip tickets from Richmond, good
ten davs. with privilege Cf stop oh i,
Watkins Glen in both directions. .t
Sl4
Excur.ioni-ts from Richmond .an
take any uain leaving Richmond AL
gust l4th for Washington. 90 MN'N
point they will take q special Tram 'i
elegant DAY coaches and parlor 'Af..
under charge Of an experienced t,ui.
agent and lady chaperon. leaving WASH.
ngton at 1.lO A. VI. August 10Th, alt.N-
ing at the Falls at iO.j5 i. VI.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
NaInablr PrnpartA Sold.

Henry Grummell. executor Of Con
rad Sauer and Creno SAFER. only adul.
child Of Creno Sauer. deceased. has. in
conjunction with CTenO Sauer, sod %
sir. William II. Zimmerman for the
sum of 90 $50 the property and parcel
Of land, with all Improvements thereon,
known as Sauers Hotel, next door "a
the Richmond Theatre. on Broad street,
between Seventh and Eighth streets.
The deed recording the sale is made
in direct acknow Judgement of .he terms
OF the will Of Conrad Sauer, aud The
proceeds of the sale 90 10 Creno Sauer
sld his heirs, if any, share and share
alike. The property is very valuable
a ID Mr.. Zimmerman has secured a bar
Vain
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

An advertisement Of this institution
appears i'm another column. The col
lege Is prosperous. and ITS increasing
patronage comes from sixteen States.
Iudian Territory aud Japan, the grad.
yates are laboiing iu twenty eight
States and Teriiioiie, and two foreign
countries. The japanese bows attend
iug Roanoke. Sous of members If the
Imperial Privy Council. are the first
representatives, a. their nation to enter
a Virginia institute. The college has
had a number Of Mexican students IN
past sessions aud Choclaws for nineteen
years. Next year there will be Japan
e,e, Mexican aud Choctaw students at
Roanoke. Tue e. lalOgue and the ROd-
noke Coliegim i,r July. VIII be- sent
free on application to- the President or
Secretary Of the Faculty. Salem. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
Spontaneous Combustion

Yesterday morning am alarm ar pre-
was turned in from the tnst Police
Station. NJ. 10. The cause was the Gre
I'm the second story of 80. 1883 east
Main street The premises were Occur
pied by Mr. Levitt. The fire Mr. Le" -
itt SAID. was caused by sponianeou
commissions Tins seemed peculiar io
the hremen and insurance mcn. a- me
goods which caught tire were hlnn'i
and W oolen The nr' men quickly pat
ont the flames. 1lc larger damage a
that caused by water.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

Broad. down franklin and back to the
Theatre.
An exchange in speaking of part OF
the entertainment. says:
"The Venetian Nights. the scenic
spectacular first part Of Cleveland s
Haverly Ministries, is glimpse OF fairy
land. and its several Transformations
reveal such an exhibition OF splendor
that an old lady. on beh0lding IT. was
40 carried away that she exclaimed In
an ecstacy Of delight mingled with sur
prise and doubt. That must be heaven
but Tor heaven + sake where 3 the white
folks. them : all coons '
The company Is composed pripcipally
of Stars, men who have made reputa..
tons aud are well worth seeing ana
hearing.
Sale of seats commences tomorrow
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

Richmond wall have on Wednesday
the an. The iiayefly-Cleveland Min.
slrtls. This BIS Che finest minstrel troupe
that has visited the city since the old
Time. rough diamond. sure enough ne
gro imitatofs occupied public attention.
Ihesc miusiIcis will appear al ,he
Academy Of Music. They are thor.
oughly refined and entertain IN "A STYLE
pleasing to the most sensitive ear. They
VIII give gtatd street parade-one
that has not b.en seen here before.
The viii slalt from the Hotel podson
- down lfaoklin toSeyenleenth street.
thence up Main 10 Ninth, First aud
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
The TURF
Result. at Monmouth Park -fntric. for
Saratoga and Brighton Beach Race, To-
Morrow.

Result. at Monmouth Park -Intric. f0r
Saratoga and Brighton Beach Race, To-
Morrow.
The following are the results o. the
Monmouth Park races yesterday :
FIRST race, three quarters OF q mile
JAY +. Dee first, Blittanic second. Hey
Dey third. Time 1913
second race. three quarters Of a mile,
August stakes-DevOtee first. Burling-
ton second. Chamms third. Time POI
Third race. one mile, Railway handi-
cap-BOage first. Bess second, Now OF
Never third. Time As.
Fourth race. one and onc-half miles
senorita first. Pet Morris second. No
time and no third horse.
Fifth race. one and one-quarter miles
Los Angeles first. Eurus sec ond,
Sluggard third. Time 2.lj.
Sixth race. seven eighihs Of a mile.
selling Freedom first. Bell Air second,
Electric third. Time l.37.
Seventh race ksquimau first. Leather
Stocking second, Lonely third. Time
1851.
ENTRIES FOR THE BRIGHTON BEACH
RACES.
The following are the entries for
Brighton Beach races tomorrow.
First race, three-f0urths of a mile -
Tipstan. ll5, Long Jack. rs; Aurania
10: Nose X. 10; Monsoon, 1915; Glory
l0j; Topeka, 1915.
Second race. six and a half furlongs
selling -MacGregor. 1873; Bill BrIen
1875; Highland Mary. 1871, Monte Crist O.
1870; Revolt. gelding, 1870; Pocomos e
l27; Refund, l27, Raymond. IT.
Third race, six and a half furlongs,
selling. -Clontarf. ~; Friar, 1876; DR.
Chase, 1886; AL Reed. 1876, Richard X.
Fox. 1885, Toronto. ~. Jim Murphy
~; Kink. ~
Third race, seven-eiehths OF a mile
selling-Falcon, li2; Tenahy, ll2; Lord
Beaconsiield. ll2; Khafton. 100; Alan
Archer. 1914. Bonnie ). l04, TneOra,
1903: Lancaster 49,; Blackstone, 1872
Wagram. 1872; Mary. 81; NewbeEs, %,
Reclare 9J. Pdtula colt, -.
Fourth race, oae ani one-elshth Of a
mile, andicip- BenedIctine. III; q %.
Oyster, l2O; BarrisIer, u.s. Wiltred, ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
Cures for HydrOphObia.

An old German living in Chester
county. Pa. was known for many years
and for a great distance as having never
failed TO cure any case Of this terrible
disease brought IN reasonable season.
One case at least he cured after the
spasms had actually set IN.
His method was Is follows. Boil four
ounces of elecampane root in pint of
neU milk: give il to the patient IN the
morning, fasting. aud let him fast du-
ring the day. Repeat the treatment on
the third day and again on the fifth.
Nothing more il needed.
The root. if green. should be bruised ;
if dry. 1t should be broken in small
pieces. and put into the milk at first SO
IA TO heat slowly.
Four times the quantity will protect
a horse or COW.
The writer was told by Massachu-
sets physician that he had used this
remedy with complete success.
An application Of chopped onions las
also been known TO avert the disease.
1t was frequently renewed and kept up
for day or two. ald this Is said 10 be
very excellent as a remedy for the
venom of serpents.
Bathing the wouud with solution of
chloride Of lime aud dressing II with a
compress Wet with the same fOf a day
or two il also said 10 be an efficient
remedy for the bite of a rabld animal.
IL seems that the Arabs. when thus
wounded, take no other precaution than
to watch for the appearance of certain
small ulcers or hards wellings under the
tongue. These are opened. and the poi
son thus discharged from the system.
A simple aperient, taken afterward,
completes the cure.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

c. 0. GwArRINs, Agent Wisconsin
Central Railroad Company. at Boston.
Mass. says: nave been great sufferer
all my life with sick headache and
fluid that d adNcroline is the only
preparation that Will give immediate
relief.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04


7. Overture. Naufer ind Schios or lAubef
Amateur Orchestra.
.. -icigh-Dci solo (Omnl-Master George
-. Perry Of sew \ Ork.
Piano eOii-r. NCCtufne. ID dat. b. Nalse
op ~, C. hcrceusf. a.. haliade Op. AZ
Ih0pinl-fntun -lrrltZhI
4. SnuCS-C WOnlug. %. --, selected l~tre-
leIkO Clarence a. Marshall. oi Bos-
ton.
3. Duet. WnldO'ln and guitar. "Walfz' lie
yick)-fcrry Brothers. Of New York.
q. Pi0nn s1in-G. overture, Iuuuhuuser
(Wagnef-liszts D. ~plnning song. Ply
Ing Duichman Magner-Lisztl-Alt On
Strclc1ki.
q Hand boil solo. 4 In %ayOritr' lBurnsl-
MISTER George ID. Perry.
:. Piano sofia. WaidWeben. "HhelngOld'
Wagner iausigl. b. Waltz, "Jullette'
tNan Anton -irelezki.
- Song, "Nargariian overwhelmingly
Mr. Clarence A. Marshall.
TO- Slcigh-bell solo. Lullaby Canning
Master Perry.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04
feet on south side Broad street. be-
tween Seventh and Eighth. Sl9,7l6.

John Mahony to Bartlett Clarke. 90
feet on Thirty. second street nearS, 500:
Lewis Mitchell to w. II. Beyeridge.
.Ir. trustee. 80 feet on west side Tenn
nile street. for the payment of certain
debts: Catherine Gwathmey II Alex.
Christian and others. trustees, 4st feet
ON Compromise street, 5000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

OUR merchants will avail themselves
Of the opportunity Of getting their adj
erussment in this large exits edition.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

Come n Join cur watch and dla
mond clubs. soc. and 81 per week
Drawings Saturday. SP0rr q SforI'
Gil East Broad street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-04

A GREAT many smokers land we know
their names, one well known iudgeD
have been deceived when they asked
for package Of the Old Virginia Che
roots and they were handed package
of a cheroot similar in color with the
name of Virginia - on it. and not
until lighting the first cheroot did they
discover the deception: and now wien
purchasing the Old Virg mia Cneroots
they see that it is the genuine aud that
it has the name oil 7. Whltlock on IL.
to 60 and do likewise. we,su2w