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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-13
An Organization Regularly Effected Yel


An Organization Regularly Effected Yes
torday-onlcera Elected.
Tho Memphis Single Tax Association
was organized at Luchrmann's Hotel yes
lcrlay with the following list Of officers
Dr. 4. J. Crodord, President; William
llorgan, Nico.rrcsidcnt G. \. Lott. Re.
cording Secretary aud Treasurer. Malcolm
Mcdowell. Corresponding Secretary.
The Executive Committee b composed
OF the following grntlcmcn; ID. II. vii.
son, G. H. Coatc. NJ II. Mcdowell, Her
man Waite, Bolton Smith.
Speeches showing the enthusiasm Of tho
members present Nctc made. suggesting
that petition be circulated la this state
asking thc next Legislature 10 submit 10
the people nn amendment 10 the Coustitu.
ton ut the State repeating those Of ~ pro.
visions that dciguatc what kind OF prop
criy must DO taxed, aud M leave each
legislature ir,c a. tax or exempt what ID
secs ~. II was felt that this must be- the
ilmt practical stop Of Memphis single tax
men. The meeting then adjourned 10
meet sunday, June o. at o'cl0ck p. M, at
the luchrmann Hotel parlon
Mr. bolton Smith stated that ho hal re-
cciycd a letter irom lAillo Rock single
tax man stating that the Little Rock
papcu refused 10 print Letters on this sub
jet. Those present wondered why the
papcrs II Little Rock were ~ much less
| liberal than those oi this city. No true
Democrat should shrink from free discus
sion. Il would seem.
The following Worls II Thomas JciIcr.
con were adopted o. the motto Of the asso.
| citation.
The earth belongs In usuiruct 10 the
living. aud the dead have no power over
| IT, Single tax men ay0w themselves
| Jc.cuonian Democrats
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NeWhrrn. rrnn.

fpccial Dispatch 10 1hc Appeal
NrwnrRS, Tenn, May Mr. Smith
PARKS, recently appointed postmaster. Ms
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LOCAL NOTIUEa
Mrurns Steam Laundry. 22lsccond =.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22isccond u.
BRiNHLEY LUMBER Co.. l2i Jefferson st
DYE WoRRs--L. Riegel & Co., IS JEFF
icrson street; telephone 1850
G. r. HoTcuRIss skilled Matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches espo-
cially solicit No. ~ Madison street.
CUNSINonAM Wagon Works, corner
Monroe and DeSoto streets. Tho best ma
torial on hand; the most finished work.
men employed.
Pure and white ~ tho flower whose
name II bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN Il LILLY CorFEE AND sPIoE Ca
REMEMBER, we are now offering for sale
that very choice piece OF property located
on the northwest corner Of Front and Me-
Call streets, opposite the Gayoso Hotel.
TUE CoNAwAY llEAL EsTArE AGENCY,
No. 2Sj Main street.
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COMA WAY s
SPECIAL.

TIVE FOLLOWING list or PROPERTY MUST
] Dc snii ne nucr AMI Sc quote prcci that will
lcntu Va ~ Churc but a. buy provided you viii
take the trouble o. examine tIe property aud
know good tulug Whyu you scs H.
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BICYCLE RACE.

FREQ FOR All, AZ souatoeia. Miss.. May
10 ana II.
Each morning bciorc, tI,e regular rnc,-
tbppl- VIII -'-,--r rr,fnd' BICYCLE race Purse,
so; SO 10 first. - 10 second. Al wheel
men are invited to come and bring their
bicyclus
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-13

THE srcrrt ~ tho universal success ~
lluwn's lrin liittor l. owing 10 the fict
lly q thorough aud rapid assimilation with
the blood % reaches every part uf the hOly.
giving strength, health aud endurance 10
every portion. Thus beginning at the
foundation Il builds mp aud restores lost
health. ltduc~nut contain whisky or alco-
hol. II will not blnckcn the teeth. Il docs
not cuustipato or cau.c headache. II will
cure dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn.
slccplcssn,ss dizziness, nervous debility,
weakness, etc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-05-13

Tue Louisiana Lottery ticket Office will
remain open tonight until o O'Clock.
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$1,000.

A VERY BEAUTIFUL Tor. a0xt7i. HIGH
~ splendid doilnigc. mniclilc fnnrst trees la a
wont, a perfect lnf. ncIghbnrhuoi uuC1rclIcli To-
Gallon. south Main street. near nayburu avenue
aud within ~ icst OF Judge iathams r'sidrncc
lots IN immediate vicinity haso bccn sold at 50
pcr loot
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vII.on :. FIinn, slg unin s,rce,,

Sell oil grades Of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs.
Mating, etc, ut tho very lowest possible
cash prices. Also do repairing, uphols,cr.
Ing, shipping aud packing furniture, aud
guarantee good aud satisfactory work.
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$500.
HOT spriuRs nnd Return Via iran Goun.
tRtn Route.
In order 10 allow delegate, 10 the
Southern Baptist Convention and nll
Others an opportunity 10 visit tho worlds
greatest saniiarium, Hot Springs, the Iron
Mountain Route will place on sale nj their
Office In Memphis, MAY 10, round trip
tickets nj rate $3.50. Tickets will be- good
returning until May ~. For guide To Hot
Springs AMI further information address
H. u. Wilson, Passenger and Ticket
Agent, 300 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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WEST SIDE

Pavilion Park-wcst Momphls-Picnic
aud Pleasure Grounds.
Now ready for engagements for picnic
and excursion parties on aud after
Nav -. Tho new aud feet ferry
steamer G. u. Bryan, will make hourly
trips TO Park from her Union street dock.
For terms and other information apply ~
G. u. Bryan. Agent, IL Madison street.
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A. rouiou. rem.

Special Dispatch To The Appeal
TouLoS, Tenn, May l2,--Thc weather
has been 70 dry Tor the past month that
farming operations are impcicd. The
ground is ~ dry that It Is impossible 10
plow where IL has never been broken.
There is scarcely any cotton up alelthc
stand will not DO prrfcc. until q good rain
comes. Nearly all cotton - planted AMI
Is put in good CONDITION. The people
are comparatlyol,1dlo now, and are wait
Tor a SAT-. Cora is worked out and Is u
'vufy good stand.
Twenty thousand feet of lumber passed
here this week from thc Michigan mill TO
Nut Bush. two aud hall miles distant.
The liaplisis will erect handsome church
There this summer. II will bc jdNG1 feet
long, and will cost over A 900
Stephen Walker. employed at tile Smith
& MeCalpin mill thrac miles distant. had
his arm cut - the bone by the circular
Jaw Thur'liy. IL was fcwcd up 10y Dr.
:. &. u. lain.
The people in this part Of Haywood
County have sowed great deal Of clover.
Mrs. J. H. Flippin. whose farm runs up 10
Toulon, snwcd fifty acres and Mn. II. VI.
Bird. two miles further, sowcd eighty
acres; John Dill. about iorty acres, and
quito a number Of others smaller Number
81 ucrca
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THREE TENNESSEE CITIES.

News Of Interest From Dyersburg,
Touion and Newbern.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
DYERsDuRG, Tenn, May l9.-The dry
weather has protracted itself into drouth,
from which, however, the crops are not
suffering so much rs the gardens. Tho
street sprinkles arc tho busiest men in
town and the soda fountains are attractive
again.
DIR. ]. c. Primer, an enterprising citizen,
has secured subscriptions for the purpose
OF trying to bore an artesian well for the
city.
Mr.. ii. p. Doyle, late Journal Clerk Of
the Senate, has returned from Nashville,
10 oking Us hearty and handsome rs ever.
w. $. Draper and T. w. Neal arc in
Nashville at the meeting OF the Grand
Lodge Knights Of Pythias.
The Dyer County Timcs, n sterling DEM
ocratic sheet, which has.becn successfully
conducted by Hugh NJ. Todd for somo
two years, has been sold TO DIR. T. II,
Moss and d. l.. McCorkle, county super
intendent OF public instruction. The poll
tics Of the paper will continue ms before,
and the many friends OF the paper wish II
unbounded success underits new manage
mcnt Meanwhile the Gazette goes on rs
before aud "at the old stand"
Dyer County has n ilourishing Medical
Association, OF which DIR. Wilkcrson II
president, and DE-. J. w. Dunn Ii sccre
tary. Many OF the physicians attended
the State Medical Association ut Nash
vile, and Dr. J. L. G. Walker was elected
vice-prcsident, an honor worthily be-
slowed.
DyeBburg will have a cotton compress,
$4,000 in subscriptions have already been
taken.
Henry and Willie Novel, Of Chestnut
Bluff, thirteen miles southeast Of Dyers-
burg, quarrcllcd over the settlement OF
their fathers estate, whercupon Henry
shot and killed his brother and left the
country TO avoid nrrcst. lie had not been
arrested ut last accounts, though ho is said
to be yet In Crockett County.
The fine residences Of Mrs. Jennie l..
DOYLE and Mr.. Edward King approach
completion, and will DO ornaments 10 the
ciiy.
Frank Shepherd il preparing TO build q
reservoir for the city wa,erwUrks, on the
hills overlooking the city.
The Dycrsburg Chauiauqna Circle Is
increasing In membership aud interest.
The contract for tile building Of bricl;
church odiiicc for the Prcbyicrians has
been let.
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I.nrA OF Material.

t.ncL of Material.
Prom the burlington ifcc rfg-s.
Doctor Madam, your husbands dis
ease, ! regret 10 say. is n cataract Of tho
eye.
Wiic-lmpo~ibcl Ito never drank
water enough Tor that
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$1,000.

A RgAuriFuL lot. okla. NCw FENCE.
~ nov Ulsirm, nothing tn DO bat build house
~ htyv un ELEGANT homc 1hit lot IA ou Manassas
ttf.yJ ncir iuplnf aud lot opposite ciuuut b.
bought los lc,s than % pr foot
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SINGLE TAX ASSOCIATION.

TuE Louisiana Lottery ticket Office will
remnin open ionIghl until D O'clock.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

Among the inmates of the National
Soldiers homeat Togus, Me-, is Richard
Rowloy, who was captain OF the gil's on
the Kearsarge when She sunk the Ala
bama off the harbor of Cherbourg,
France, and performed am act of bravery
which probably saved his ship and her
crew. The battle had ragged for over am
hour and a half. when a 100 pound ride
shell from the Alabama struck the gun
which Rowlcy was sighting and fell on
the deck, with the fuse still burning. ln
an instant Rowlcy picked upand threw
IL into the sea. where it exploded just as
it touched the water. The sailors beard
and mustache were burned of by the
fuse, but be stepped back 10 his gun and
sent % shot into the sinking AIasama.
Capt. Winslow at once gave the order
10 man the rigging and give three cheers
for Quartormaster Rowlcy. The latter
was greatly lionized after IBIS return 90
this country Congress voted him gold
medal: he received other valuable gifts.
ard President Lincoln personally thanked
him. For several days before his inter
view with the president, Rowlcy bad ac-
ceptcd frequent invitations % drink
champagne, and probably showed the
effects. As he arose TO 20 llr. Lincoln
gave him hundred dollars, SAYING
Now don't drink too much liquor
drink just little. but not too much.
know you old sailors an like a littlepog,
but be careful and not drink too much.
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Chinese Progress.

1t is not easy 10 determine whether
we should rejoice at Chinese progress OF
regret it, for the waking up OF the VAS.
Mongolian masses means tho precipiia.
ton of an ovcrplus upon the Arym
world that we do not set know how %
deal with. However, it is certain that
China will soon DO practically modern
state. The conservative element is eff
fectually overcome and railway CON
struction has been entered on as a nation.
al policy. Peking is 40 once TO be joined
70 Tien Tsin by road passing through
the most populous districts OF the en-
pire. The radicals - reformer5 are at
last entirely triumphant, and China viii
adopt every means tor development. Il
will be impossible to exist on the same
planet under q system of mutual ex-
clusion st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

THE Sunday TINES will publish a
full page Of all the news in the world
Of religious and philosophical thought.
There have sometimes been ObJec-
tions urged against Sunday papers, but
the fact is that tho work on Sunday
papers is done on Saturday, and as the
TINES does not publish a Monday paper
il iss plain fact that our employees are
not required to violate the Sabbath.
We are confident that our Sunday
edition will cover the field Of news in
this department in manner to work a
good Christian field where worldly
men. as well as all others, will find
something to enlist their attention.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

..--l---I - o0--f- In 1I03
Oo''''i'o'', 'o''-''' . 49,, IL in 1899
OJo'' ''''" u - ~ f,nnd eaitle.
inc 'p.'i'''''''s ,- .." .,I ~ rbo hooin.
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'.li5 oil 'i''' 0''', ,,. ~ ''. In ts0o-to
nc" "N' '.'''.'5'. 49, AL most of
&c won '',''. . -, ~. e;n,r, polirar
'''''', -l''. .. '-''' ~, ~, T., 1891 n CON
oc'"7 '''' ''.'''.'' l ~, rennhlc SCI
s''"','" ".,' o ','l -, anal r.,o.
up i" i,-,- ~ -,'.' W.. w. .e,.r ,io cirn
COZ '''''' fete.o 1870
troubles hrsiil' anu ii'"'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

There was a jolly little group about a
table in % down town cafe last nigh
shaking dice for the lemonade. Tho
man who threw the lowest number had
90 pay for tho lemonade and tell o story.
All 40 the table bad been stuck bat one
gentleman who is noted for his keennes-
of repartce The gentlemen who had
been stuck told nothing but anocdoic
and antique tales. Not new story bad
been recited; and they were al chest
nuts. When the gentleman noted forrep-
artee had been stuck there was APP
plause. a call for drinks and q demand
FOR now story. 81 can tell story.
said the gentleman, as be ordered ihC
proper thing, "but TIL ask You % c0nun.
drum. "Go ahead" Die was told
well" hcwent on. "what IS the diilcr-
ence between a turkey and % man.:
This odd conmdnm noorcd the
crowd. The qucstionor was appealed CO
for an answer. The difference between
a turkey and a man, DE explained, %.
ne rose 70 leave, "is that turkey isn't
stuffed with chestnuts until its dead.
The crowd comprehended. Cincinnati
Commercial.
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IT is true that the President has
reason TO ask that ne shall have officers
for business and have home where he
can be safe from Intrusion.
President Lincoln set the example OF
throwing open the doors Of the White
House to the mob. all of which was il
accordance with his good nature and
Americanism, but the trouble is that
the President has Cabinet and az many
secretaries and clerks, and apart
from his personal campaign for
a second term he ght to be allow I'd
perfect freedom from worry. The ma
jority Of the worry is Of his own max
ing. The most OF 1t is from Office
seekers, aud he has full authority to
turn them over along with the mob &c
his deputies. But the why and where
fore Of il is that he IS "a candidate for
reelection.
Aud that is an evil that should be al
once sat down on by frightening the
term and making one term enough fol
one President.
Then we would not hear Of the lie.
cessity for privacy at home.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

Is the personal nomenclature OF Nir-
ginia Prohibition politics, we mud such
designations as these;
James Newton. Samuel Adams, Ihos.
+. TAYLOR and William +. Sheiburn.
We have a shrewd idea that some OF
these alleged statesmen and "fioaters'
belong to that class Of mortals who are
slightly weak on the subject OF sitting
up all night to nurse thor dignity Ii
taken out Of the water aud hung up 10
dry or put in the good fellowship of
real Virginia ideas. they would be
known as Sam Adams, Jim Newton
Tom Taylor and Bill sholburn.
The secret Of the cold-water crank
movement is vain chase after lost
dignity.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

Major G. NJ. Bolton. chief engineer
Richmond aud Danyille Railroad, VA.
in the city last week. He was here
looking after the proposed improve
ments, and bis presence means busi
ness.
An unusual number 81 schooner:
passed up the Mattapoui last week
Some Of the boats were very large. and
they went in by twOs and threes. The
wood. lumber. and tie business up the
river must b. on the increase.
Miss jennie Rudd. Of Chesterfield
county, sister Of Rev. II. Rudd. mis-
slonary to Mexico. spent few days IN
town recently. She left Tuesday morn
ing. VirginiaH.
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Ire seemed Oh regard the republic.
which covers 43loa3 square miles and
contains some 100000 people. as IBIS
private estate, collected and ei.Dif7ci
thersvcnues at Dds ovn s"oet WILL and
punished delinquent collectors OF other
mi Imeamnts as arbitrarily a' an,
ofersecr would o.li Ni.i .i'.''' ''i'-Ee7
Is he grew more arbitrary DOS opponents
naturally grow more frle.ii'N'. ANA llia.
n turn cii"-ei hiIA 900 l'' SUI, '.'''''..
himself with soldiers coA.'0.'e' '''
elections 40 WILL ANU DID SNORT lhhii
tanned am a1.olu'edc-pl'sn
Two years ago he weutto Paris. where
Dis daughter is tre viieof tNe Duke dc
Norny. leaving as "hia president one
Dr. Rolas-i'ani lH Europe joe lii.'ri' ,'"
20 settle all fne Affairs OF Venezuela
made treaties. agreed % pay ilIemni-
ties. bought 1000 immense iroucad and Is
sued drafts upon the home government
formllions. But President KoiasPaul
showed ome independence, thc congress
sustained Aim and then the people rose
in wild revolt against all the creatures
of Guzman B.4nco. The results afe de-
scnled as wonderful The press Is free
for the first time bon thirty years All
tine prisons arc cmptiel OF political Of
Tenders There B.. general amnesty ior
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S47,500.

RICHMOND. Va. July i9. 1852.
SEALED BIDS. addressed tO lhc ur lrr
signed. VIII Doe received at tine Office OF tut
Clty Auditor tii. q O'Clock T.. ~.
FRIDAY, JULY 80. 1ss0,
for an or any portion of sl1.5Ou FOUR PR
CENlIM REGISTERED BONDS Ol I'M
CITY OF RICHMOND. payable th'rty-l0lf
years after July ]. 1850.
Tie bids Will be- opened JOB the presence Cd.
she Committee On Finance 40 meeting to '.
held that evening at Il q o'clock.
These bonds will bee ISSUED under rutnuritN
Of resolutions 90 the Council. approved Jun.
10. 1859, providing for Culyert-, $4,000: iuf
the improvement 0l -hockoe Crcck O.uOO
and ioI She purchase of Riverside Park, sfs..
800.
The committee reserve the right 10 reject
any aud all b !. Il. these bonds
y. ID HARGH We,
Chairman Committee on nance
iyll-Gt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

THAT conondrum what do We want
with minister in Switzerland b? .
calls attention to the fact that We
do not need standing smmbasssdor
Al any foreign court. Consuls are
necessary. but ministers are not II any
use for the simple reason that they
have 10 power and cannot act As a
sovsreign's ambassador.
II it suitsa rich American politician
to make display and wear court
dress that is about the size Of the whole
business.
The only way to put an ambassador
of tho United States ON the same foot
ing ss those OF a monarch would be 20
send the Presiient and Senate along
with him. ~.~.sse
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

Messrs. j. W. Neal and X. IL. Wood
rum visited the link mines near Sbaws
Vile Saturday and discovered q vein Oh
zinc twelve feet thick. This mine prom
ises to become an important factor in the
zinc de.-Hcrnld.
Miss Rosa 1insisy, who with Miss
Inez Hippo is visiting Miss Lila Flipp,
in Caroline county. Va. Is reported tC
be very i'll at the residence Of DR.. JO
seph A. Hippo. Miss Iinsley mother
was summoned to Caroline by telegram
yesterday, and let for Richmond on
the evening train.
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TtuvauDa.

Miss Nellie T. Dickinson. Of Rich.
mond, is the guest Of Miss Pettits, OF
Palmyra.
Albert l.. Bradley and Robert I. Pol
lard, of Richmond, were the guests
Of Mr. Chastain Allkisson, Sunday
last.
Mrs. Amber Glazebr0ok. of Rich.
mond. ia spending the summer at Mrs
G. L. Cosby s. Columbia Bulletin.
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gAIIROArs.
"a ~

DTCUMOND, FRFDkklChris Y ,i. ~
Is AND POTOMAC RAlLhph 81.
commencing APRIL -ist. i'e'
standard time: t.,i,..s t.t.s
IS! an. leaves Byrd atroei station c"ii So
only az Ashand Junction. fiLp' +.
and Fredfrickshl Sleeper
Washington and New y oiN.
HOY am. leaves Byrd street citation aai'l'
ccpt sunday. r-
s.9s y M. ie.vcs n5ft street ststios daily
sleeper % New York. ...
$50 Ru1. arrives AZ Byrd street eMiilh ltNi
Sleeper from New York.
as pm. Strives &C nyrd.etr.ct sfAiion Nt'.f
stou. st Frederic sHIlr.. aNININ
JuncffOnand A.alif q. sleeper iiNn
Washington anl Sew York.
1910 pm. rr.ves st Byrisircc. station a'-i,
except sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
s.is am. leaves Eliza. Arrives 40 Ashland af
l.S am
400 mn. Recommendation. icavss 3yrd.ffrft'
station strives af AsA.ant hi b.
s.os pm. caves Elos' eriges 20 Ashland ~
s.i5 am. arrives Eiba Leaves Ashland at et'
s.35 AN. Accommodation. arrives az Byrd
street station leaves Asthn i.' 't
$50 pm arrives Ct Elbs leaves A,haod 81
C.A.TAYiOR. Genera rcket AGENT.
e. I. d. MYERS. General superntelitn
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Abingdon.

Dir. John Wright's barn, near Leplo
Washington county, Va, was struck by
lightning on Wednesday, 10th instant
aud two ho~ses were killed, and the
barn with all it contained. was cor
sumed by fire. The loss was very large
Rev. j. Albert Wallace hss resigned
az pastor OF the Second Presbyteriar
Church in Goodson, Warrington
TirginiOn.
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A BLO0DLESS REVOLUTION.
.cuzmAN eLANco no LONGER OWNS
VENEZUELA.

Roias Paul. the President In Name, Il
Now President In Reality, and Great l.
the Rejoicing Thcreat Career Of the
Two Men.
They have had another revolution ~
South America. \ few years ago tins
would not have passed for news. but since
the Chili-pcruyiar war things have oe'H
unusually quiet in that end Of the cont
nent. and this last upsetting was ID |enc'
zuela. where Guzman Blanco long mann
taiped the "orler of Warsaw Now he
is an exile. and the people are delighted
but other politicians are angry because
he got away with the money. The pc
culiar nature of his reign can only Toe
understood by reviewing the previous
h>tory Of Venezuela.
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The slenIneancc.

GLOW is business was the cheerful
inquiry made by one travelling man Of
another.
First rate. How is it with your"
"Oh, don't find fault"
That sounds well anyhow. II means, !
suppose, that YOU are doing well.
mo, it means, simply, that l am good
natuTed. New York News.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

TnE coming contest IN Virginia will
be fought on the same lines as the bat
lie Of 1888. The National Republican
Committee, however, takes charge of
MahoDe's CANVASS, and that means boo
de-"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-19

hUVAL & MOTIONS CELEBRA-
- TED HORSE IONIC
for Horses. Mules, Cattle, &c. Cures scratches
.n dogs. warranted 20 cure chicken and hog
cholera. Read what those who have used b.
nave 90 say:
George ID. Smith. Atlees. Hanover county
Va. SAYS. puyal NOftOn's HOre Tonic j.
fhe best tonic have ever used.
ID. g.. Alexander. old Church. Hanoy
county. Va. says; Too much cannot ue Sal
boz praise OF DuNui & NOrtOu's Horse i0n4c.
John t. Curtis. Warwick, q. H., Va. d.
think DO almost sprnsahle 90 our RAISING
hogs
dos. z. GarrOw. Warwick g.. H.. Va. saws
30 is the best remedy ] ever saw tor chicken
nolen, as dozens of my neighbOrs VIII
testify.
j. r. Campbell Managohick, King william
county. Va: ! had a ,>iluable dog With
scratches. which had given up 90 die; "a ieW
doses II the Tonic made q complete cure.
Price. 25 and - cents per bottle. For sale
uy all NIuggi.ls sample bottle by mail ilf
- cents $50 stamps. r.. T.. HEtNE 4 CO..
tichmO nd, Va.