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a Special ucefing Of the Inter state
Commerce commissioners.

CHICAGO. Ma, 27.-InterSlate Com
merce Commissioners Cooley, Bragg
and Morrison began special meeting
here to-day for a hearing Of the case OF
John Z. Squire. of Boston, and the
complaint OF the Board of Trade that
Western roads ceutering here were, aud
have been unfairly discriminating in
the rates on live stock and packing
house products against Chicago dealers
aud in favor OF Iowa towns. The in
ouiry viii tie continued tomorrow.
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IEliAI NOIICES.


VIRGINlA-lN THE CHANCEltf
Y COURTOF THE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE iTn DAY OF MAY, lso9.
Conway X. sands. administrator Of William
r. Crutchneid, ,dcceascd.................Pi Piaintin,
against
John J. Crutchncld. in his own right and "a
executor of George n. Crutchfcld. deceased.
aud also as trustee. and Others. ..Dcfcndants.
~ CuANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 construe deed
of trust executed by George X. Crutchl III on
the 18th day OF August, iSo5, to IOhn j. tIutch-
field. trustee, recorded In the Clerks once OF
the thancery Court OF the city Of hlchinond
on the 18th day of February. ls,b, ana ai~c 7"
nave decided who is entitled 10 the deOt Sc
cured under said deed.
An affidavit having been made and nled that
Peter Tinsley. Sarah w. Tinsley. Charles u.
Alien. Henry &. Alien and Arthur Il. Alien
are non residents II this State IL - or Tered
that they appear here within fifteen days aftet
due publication of thi. Otder. to do what Is
necessary TO protect their interests In thir
suit.
A COpy-Tesfc.
| CHAs. W. GODDIN, Clerk.
| POLLARD & SANDS. pa. my,-Iuiw
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lsoo0 Icmplars.

CHICAGO, May 27.-Headquarters for
the great worlds convention of the
Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the In.
dependent Order of Good Templar:
which commences tomorrow, were
opened this morning in the entresol OF
the Palmer House. Over 400 delegates
have already arrived. England, Ireland
Scotland Australia, India and South
Africa being represented by delegates
who have journeyed from these distant
points to participate in the proceedings
The meetings will occupy ten days.
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Al. BRADLEY & Co. Arcii0neers.
lmy2S, ,2o, ,:BoN3lNWl
UCrION SALE OF LAND IN
n CUMBERLAND COUNTY.

Pursuant to the provisions OF a deet OF
trast dated March -, 1851 and recorded
March p, 1881, I'm the clerks ofllce OF the
County Court OF Cumberland county, oxc-
cutrd by Joha A. Booker and wife to lnomns
4. Tsbb, trustee osecure To the legal holher
The payment OF certain notes therein men-
ton ed the undersigned. substitutoa trustee
IN tho place OF the said Iabb. VIII az the re-
quest Of \. NJ. klacker. the legal holder oner
for sale st public aucrion, at Cumberland
Courthouse. os
MONDAY TIM 25rh DAY OF JUNE, 1881
at O'Clock 4. NJ, tse TRACT Of LAND con-
veyed In the said deed Of trust the property
OF the said John A. Booker, the said laud
lyinx I'm Cumberland county, aud containing
one thousand acres. more or less. ana being
the same land conveyed To the said John A.
Booker by JOnn X. Nilsson, commissioner IN
the suit OF Read and wife "a. lhornton's aa-
ministratOr. ~ Cumberland Circuit Court
The tract lies bstrcsn Cumberland Court
house and Ca-lra. There are several dwell
ing houses on the place and other out houses
80 that II may be div ided into several tfacts
conveniently.
TERMS: sufficient I'm cash To pay on the
amount due on the notes paid, to wit-s2 $40
with Interest from March -, 1887, and 10
pay the expenses OF executing the trust:
IA. MEADE.
NV 2s-Tu4w Substituted Trustee.
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A stay offxecutson Granted.


PETERSBURG. VA, May 27.-Judge
Riye-, who presided at the Marks Balm
murder trial, has granted stay otex-
ecutlon as regards the sentence Of i'm
prisonment. Mr. McIlwaine argued the
motion on Saturday. Judge Rives
granted the stay until November 10Th,
by which time the Circuit Court will
have had time to consider the appeal
from the lower court. The prisoner,
Carleton Marks, will not be removed
from the county Jail, as arrangements
have been made by which that building
will be so ceansed as to make contine-
ment therein by no means as dangerous
as heretofore.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Coleman Pits. the Alleged Wall Hcb'
ber-KiIied by o. er Lover.

lSpeclhl 10 lit lllh'asl
ALEXANDRIA, VA, May -7.-Coleman
Pitts and his brother, complicated IN
the Westmoreland county mail robbery
were brought here by a government
detective to-day, and are securely
Jailed. They are both less than twenty
five and are known to many here. On
being taken before Commissioner
Fowler they pleaded not guilty. and
requested time. A hearing will b. had
tomorrow. Coleman had Sl4l in his
pocket when arrested, and Officer Cog
hill says the decoy letters were rifled
within fifteen minutes after mailing.
Sarah Jane Smith, the colored CIR
shot by her aflianced out in the county
last week. is dead. He is jailed, and il
much affected by the result of hi'
drunk.
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m. ,,.cooIuiuer,' Strike.

BRAIDwoOD, ILL, May 27.-The coal
miners strike assumed a serious aspect
today. One thousand armed Italians
invaded the coal section of the Chicago,
Wilmington and yermillion Coal Com
nany's works, shooting their weapons
and carving the United States nag
They ordered the deputy sheriff TO
clear ont aud they dispersed about one
hundred men who were at WORK. iney
they then filled the main ana AR sna'ls
with miners ropes and dumped cars
and cut the telephone ana Telegraph
wires. after which they retired shoot'
ing their guns and yelling like inal
men. General Vance and the mira
arrived late tonight, and no more
trouble, is expected until tomorrow
morning.
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Reformed Episcopal Church.

Boston. Mass, May 27.-In the Con
vention of the Reformed Episc pal
Church to-day reports were read show
ing the present membership of the
Church to be 0,34l, gain Of 1872 since
last convention. The assignment of
bishops was made as follows: Fallow,
of Chicago. to jurisdiction of north
west and west: /. Allan, Of Baltimore,
south: Stevens, special south; Cridge.
Pacific.
Adjourned to meet at Cleveland,
Ohio, IN May, 1891.
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PRICE, TWO CENTS
SUITS

ARE GOING WONDERFULLY WELL. WE
KNOW WHAT Is DOING IT. FIVE OUT
OF SIX WILL LsAY-rHEiR PRICES ARE
DOING IT. WE CAN'T HELP SEEING
THEY'RE GOING UNCoMMoNLy.
SUPPOSE you CAN GET A BETTER
suIr THAN YOU THOUGHT you COULD.
AND YOU ONLY PAY As MUCH As YOU
EXPECTED, AND you CAN'T GET OVER
SEEING THAT THE SUIT IL BETTER
THAN YoU HOPED. Is IT THE PRICE
THAT MAKE YOU BUY OR THE BETTER
SUIT, ARE YOU GOING TO HIDE YOUR
GOOD FORTUNE FROM EVERYBODY
REALLY THEY'RE ONLY CALLED
READY-MADE IN FIT, STYLE. ALL
PARTICULARS MIGHT AS PROP
ERLY BE CALLED CUsToM-MADE. YET.
OF COURSE. rIG PRICE WINS you.
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY,
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Religious Affairs Not 10 he Dead headed

WASHINGTON. May 27.-In reply to .
letter from Mother st. Agnes McClel
Ian. superioress of the Ursuline convent
at Galveston. Tex, misunderstanding
Tichenor informs her that three altars
of scuptured wood. imported for the
Church of the Ursulinc nuns. cannot be
admitted free of duty, for the reason
that similar articles are only entitled to
free duty when imported expressly for
nreseniaiion To RELIGIOUS sOcletles.
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WANTS HRR ALIMONY.

LONDON, May Efficiently Agnes
Robertson, the former wife OF Dion
Boucicault. secured judgment against
the actor for alimony, which he had
not paid. and the court gave her per-
mission to sell Boucicault's English
copyrights.
Boucicault has entered an appeal IN
the case, and the court prohibits. fer
the present. the seizure and sale of the
copyrights.
THE KING WILL NOT co.
PARIS. May 27.-It is rumored here
that King Humbcrt renounced his in
tended visit te Strasburg, in Difference
TO telegram from Queen Marguerite,
from Rome, appealing to him not to
give such an affront TO the French.
WANTS TO BE ANNEXED t. GREECE.
LONDON, May 27.-It is reported that
the Cretan Assembly has passed vote
asking that the island Of Crete be an
rex I'd to Greece.
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s,camsn,p Chicaso ~ ,oIIis,on

NEW YORK, May 27-A cable dis
palch from London to-day states that
the steamship Chicago. an immigrant
steamer from Hull ana New Castle for
New York. had been injured in col
lision outside OF Hull and had returned
to Hull badly damaged. Messrs.
Sanderson q Son. the agents for the
Chicago, to whom the dispatch was
sent, are awaiting further news.
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THE CRONIN MURDER.
The Ice.M Nan. Sullivan. Under Arrest
AnOIher rIOxe.

CHICAGO. May 97.-P 0. Sullivan,
the ice-man. has been placed under ar
rest. Chef Hubbard and Captain
Setback held a conference IN the
chief 5 Office this morning, and at the
close of the conference the chief IN
strucled Captain Schaack to arrest Sui
livan.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT MOVE.
CHICAGO, May 27.-The police, it is
said. made another important move III
the Crouin case this afternoon. Harry
Jordan. man who came from
Pm ladelphia some time ago. and
who is said to have been an
intimate friend of Mcclellan, was
placed in custody TO "be held as wit
ness. go Ii is suspected that he know S
something of McGehan's movements
that NAV prove of value. The police do
not charge him with being one OF the
principals in the murder. Harry Jor-
dan. who was at one time bartender
at the Mccoy Hotel. Is described as q
low. thlck-sot fellow, of rather excite
able disposition. lie is said to have
been belonged to the "Clan Ma Gael
faction. which was opposed 10 Cronin.
and il is charged that he had frequent
lv denounced the doctor IN public.
THE MYSTERY CLEARING UP.
CmcAGo. Nav 27.-lt is reported this
morning that Peter Mcclellan has
been identified as the occupant OF the
Ciark-sireet fiat, and purchaser OF lhe
furniture from keveli 5. Neither the
% lice nor the furniture men VIII talk.
ii this is correct. Oue-half OF the mys-
terv is cleared up. and the only ques-
tions 10 be solved are, who were the
other participants. and who IS DehiAd
the gang which murdered DR.. CrOnln.
At II O clock tonight the status Ol
the Investigation into the CrOnln assas-
sfnation is about the same as IT was
twelve hours ago. Very little progress
has cen made during the day. Despite
the repeated denials of the police au-
thorities. it il definitely known that
Peter Mcclellan. the Philadelphia black
smith. who is suspected OI Delng the
priucipal factor in the assassination
l. confined in one of the dark cells be-
meath the detective department IN the
Citv Hall. Detective COughlin i SUI
locked up at the Harrison-street staVion
but he has been provided with con'en,
,ences IN the shape of furniture and
beddinp which tend TO mitigate
line discomfort of bis confinement
According to the authorities ne
Lone not even the lieutenant IN charge
of the station. has been allowed to con
verse with him during the day. ihe
report that Sullivan, the ice man, nae
been arrested on suspicion, turns out t'
be incorrect. although he is under sucn
surveillance a. would make 1t impossi
BIO for kim to leave the city.
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ucHnow. Nothing OF Crontn.

NEW HAVEN. CONN, May T.-Attor-
ney David Callahan. who was men
toned in DR.. Cronln's circular as hav-
ing crossexamined Cronin in bogus
medical case. says the statement is news
to him. and entirely false. He says be
knows nothing Of Cronin.
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Children Cru tor Pitchers Castoria
lANpINa A eIG STURGEON.
An Exciting Time with Fish Nearly ~
Long as "A Man.

Long as "A i"h
Recently was putting in an afternoon at
Petaluma creek, fishing for salmon trout or
ANYTHING else II is tide water stream
enptying into San Pablo bay, and during
GOOD portion Of the year q is frequented by
variety Of salt water fishes The sturgeon Is
q sly bitter. aud sometimes mouths tho bait
ten or fifteen minutes before taking hold
On this occasion had bated with small
,rnelt and thrown into deep water from
small wharf. The wind was blowing gnle'
80 it was hard to tell when one had bite.
The poles were scattered along tho wharf
taking care OF themselves when ono OF them
pccan 10 act queer The limo would slacken
slowly several inches, then grow taut, TIE up
Of tho pole bending, then the line would
,lackcn again. lt did this for several min
utcs without change. and could not make
aD my mind whether 10 pull or not. linen
g.ldefty the line slackcncd several tect lhS
IS almost sure indication Of sturgeon
Quick rs possible struck and felt the hook
sick into something distresingly like siiaS'
{. seemed 50 heavy and sluggish, but yon
amt most always sometimes tell"
Slowly something below seemed to wake
an. for all the world like u locomotive NOV
ing heavy train Then, rs It gained head
way, it got madder and madder, and the reel
hnmmcd louder and louder. until II screamed
uge a little hend. Two hundred feet OF
fine ran out in n few seconds. and then, with
a splash as if horse had fallen into the
water. three feet Of big, drab colored fish
plunged into the air. lie uas evidently too
biz 10 lump out all at once. Then he started
back up stream, and, in spite Of all the strain
dared put on him, ran out nearly every loot
Of the line from tho reeL Ny heart was In
nv mouth for fear Of az accident, but he
stopped Just at tho right time This fish
fought like "A demon for one hour and hall
actual time, and seemed determined not te
come 70 galf.
\ Frcnchman happened along just then
ard begged him to use the gaf. lie steppet
On, Il rock near the waters elgc, but tho Isl
caole up, and, seemingly with malice afore
thought, with one flap OF his tail wet th'
kind helper from head 10 foot He steppes
!, up and out as gracefully Us possible III
fish was finally landed and found to weigl
= exactly forty pounds and 70 measure hfty
eight inches in length. While making
slower fight than tho trout, the sturgeon
: mai rushes are thrilling and exciting, and
believe the most fastidious angler will yot
him game fish after be has once landed
biz fellow with light tackle
Frequently have taken them on an eigh
r ounce split bamboo ay rod, with smallest gu
2 hoax balted with worm Then their fight
palricularly pleasing, but would not car
5 TO try ono above four feet in length on tina
e kind OF tackle, as half day Is too long
I tako in landing one fish. american Angiel
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sad Nens for Jake KiIraIn.

BALTIMORE. MD. May 27.-Jake XII
rain. will be the recipient of sad news
when he arrives at New York ON the
steamer Adratic on Wednesday. His
mother. Mr.. Hannah Kilrain, aged
sixty-eight. died to-day at the residence
of the pugilist. No. 1910 Division street.
The funeral arrangements will not be
completed until the arrival Of her son.
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.rre,,a,ure announcement.

WAsn1NGroN, u. c.. May 27.-The
announcement was made at the White
House to-day that Lew Wallace, OF
Indiana. aud Beverly Tucker. OF Nir-
ginia. had been appointed special com
missioners to Hayti. but the statement
was atterward made that the announce
ment was premature.
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A petersburg Lady Killed by the Ca,s

lSpecial 10 the lllncs
PETERSBURG, VA, May 2I-Mrs.
Carter Marks, an aged white lady. was
knocked dow by freight train on the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad, where
it crosses Market street, this evening,
and her right leg was severed from her
body. She lived about half an hour
after the accident.
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xx,cc,.ca s.noo.cr pa..ea.

QUEENSTOWN, May 27.-The steam
ship Servia re, orts passing the wreck
of the American schooner David w.
Hunt. Bath. Ne. They searched IN
vain for boats and crew.
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CHAs. W. G0DDIN. Clerk.
POLLARD & SANDS, pa. my1-Tuiw
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presideutiaI hppoiniments.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 27.-The
President to-day appointed Alexander
Lynch. Of Florida. register of the land
Office at Gainesville, Fla. Patrick Re
leigh. register at Little Rock. Ark. and
Volney j. Shipman. of Florida. receiv-
er of public moneys at GAINESVILLE, Fla.
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rnnrnsrotf Reward.

CHICAGO. May 27.-Henrietta Smell
,,;dow OF the late Amos j.
Snell has announced to the pub
H. that the reward Of SoO'OOI
heretofore offered for the arres. ol
William B. Tascott. will mold good sixty
days from May 81, 1889, on the same
terms and condition OF former rewards
,Harei
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Touttn-Ciass P0stmasters.

WAsHINGToN, d. c.. May 27.-The
following named fourth class post
masters were appointed in Alabama
to-day: William r. Solar, at Jasper:
William Wood. at South Lowell; r.. G..
DelOney. az WOOdlawn.
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Female walking Match.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 27.-Twelye
women started at noon to-day IN The
six-day walking match at Herman 3.
They will walk from noon 10 midnight
each day. At midnight of the first day
Evans led with "A record Of 53 miles ~
laps. Tobais second with 10 miles II
lans. The track is q laps to the mile.
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shot Herself Dead.

BRmNGHAM. sALA., Nay H.-MisS
Ethel Harris shot herself dead In a
hotel here to-day. a man who came
here with her, and said he was from
Alaska, has disappeared. Letters IN the
Young woman's possession indicatethat
she came from Cincinnati.
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SHERMAN, Tex, May 2o'LSherai' ~
Nav. of Grayson county, was shot ano
kiIlea a, Howe yesterday morning oy
three desperadoes for whom he had
warrants. charging them with murder
The assassins were aiter"aru 0ap'u,eo
and lodged IN Jail here. There 10 saea' 'o'
excitement. and it is believed tue mci
will be lynched.
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ADtyorce Granted.

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 27.-Judge Klein
to-day granted decree Of divorce 10
]. w. Norton, whose wife eloped on
July. 1888, with Henry w. Moore, the
editor of the st. Louis Post Dispatch.
Moore and Mrs. Norton recently sep
arated in New York.
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For THROAT DISEASE, COUGns, COLDS,
etc, eiTectual relief Is found in the use
of "Br0,cn s bronchial trOchcS. Price
% cents. Sold only ia bores.
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memorial services Postponed

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, May 21.-On
account OF the iuclement weather, the
Confederate memorial services when
were to have taken place to morrow
have been postponed to June q.
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At ST. Louis-St. Louis, D; Kansas
Citys. 5.
At Cincinnati -Cmcinnatis, 10; Louis
villes. Q.
At Columbus, Ohio-Columbus, A.;
BrOOklYns. 10.
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9hcn Baby was sick, We gave her castora.
When she was a Child, She cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CaotoriN
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IInned Win

OTTAWA, ONT. May 81 Captain
George Denniss. of the Sixth FuSileers'
has eloped with society type,wIier
leaving a wife and six children behind.
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one Negro Kills Another

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. May 27.-James
Henry and James Piukney, both col
ored, had "A quarrel tonight and in the
fight that followed Pinkney cut Henry's
throat and he bled TO death.
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The very best liniment to apply and
rub with is "The .DiXey Nerve and Bone
Liniment" Price p cents everywhere.
Don't use any other, and 50 waste time
and money.
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TIE WNIG.
Mcnlhcr Indicniions

r0 WASHINGTON. d. G.. May 27.-In-
ua Iirinons for Nlfelnio, Fair. cx-
- 0.li showers on the casts warmer
,,..ni |r southwestern portion. stationary
-.n..u-e winds shifting to westerly.
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nUvAL q NOTIONS CELEBRA

- TED HORSE TONIC,
i.' Horses Mulcs. Cattle. &c. Cures ecrntChe,
iN l't.. warranted 90 cure chicken anu hot
Read what those who have useu u
ili. IY say.
p0Hfe u. Saith. Atlccs. Hanover county
't .iis. D4Nu a NoHpn's Horse lOhie
a .aU i..I tonic ave ever used.
ii. A.. AIOatll r. old Church. Hanover
county. Va. says. zoo much cannot tc salo I'D
l..| ul DuiaI s. Nortuns Horse Tonic.
John D.. Curtis, Warwick &. A., Va. think
Do almost indispensable o. our raising hogs.
sNs. IT. DaffUu. Warwick, &. d.. Va, says :
p. t iAD beet remedy / ever saw Tor chckcn
'.i'lli. a. dozens of my ncighbJr viii testify.
l. B. Campbell. hdnagOhiCk. King Niil@in
county, Va. had "a valuable dog Win
.niNnos which ! had give up tO die, fc"
N..'. ui thn Tonic made "a com glotc cure.
i'... o aud % cents per bottle. fof s,'ie
ll tI iruygtis. sample bottle by mail Tor
2. c.ais ln stamps. l.. l.. REEVE co,
Richmond Va
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"MAY APPLE" is a well seasoned and
tough chew.
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Give your horse a package OF "Dixie
Condition Powder if YOU wish improve
ment in looks and speed
Delicious limcade at Owens y Minor
D.uy Co.'S Fountain.
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For the lowest prices in children {
suits visit The Boston"
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NOTICE
Ur .nl after MAY 80 no wagon or trucks
I.ur wheels wu hc allowed on james
Ir.. bridge carry ur more than 0un
...... 500 oirt or track on tvo wheels more
.r .'NN pounds 800 TWO or more heavy
allowed un One Span at same time.
IJ. MONTAGUE.
Mr Chairman Committee 600 s. ani R.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, May 27.-The Prince and
Princess of Wales, received Minister
and Mrs. Lincoln at the Marlborough
Hpusp
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English authorities have concluded
that dynamic cooling, il not the sole
cause Of rain, is at all events tho only
cause Of any Importance, all other causes
being either imperative or relatively IN
significant. .~------.--.--.
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TEE DAELY TIMES,

Published every day i'm thc
wear. and The only Monday
morning daily issued i'm
Virginia.
TEE WHIG,
Established january, 1921,
wa absorbed by The Daily
FINES December -. tSSS.
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Chase City Lithia Water on draught.
OWENS IL MINOR DRUG Co.
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That hacking cough cen be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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Mail two cents to Colgate q Co. 30
John street. New York, for a sample of
Demulcent Shaving Soap.