davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
OTHER MATTERS.

judge Waddill was in Manchester yester-
day attending 20 some legal business. In
conversation b. said that the question Of
the postmastership Of Manchester would
not be considered until after the senate
meets, lie added. also. that better mail fa-
cilities would be given Manchester.
Grand Master y. l.. Whiiehurst, Of Ports
mouth. paid IN official Visit Thursday night
FOB Henderson Lodge Of odd Fellows. His
reception was very warm, and he spoke i'm
glowing terms of the progress, OF the order
in this State. Grand Master Whitehurst
vas entertained hy Mr. ID. l.. Toney. deputy
master. at his res dence on Hull street.
The embankment on the north side Of Hull
street. between Tenth and Eleventh, is be-
ing partially removed TO prevent the earth
from being washed down ON the pavement
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

ton. with numerous signatures, addressed
10 the Legislature OF Virginia, touching the
exemption Of laboring men who are house
holders ard not earning over 80 per month,
frQ.a rarnishmen., etc. This petition was
referred 80 the committee on informauoh
and statistics.
A letter from Hon. William Henry Tres
colt. delegate % the American lnterna-
tional Congress, was also laid before the
Board. promising his best efforts TO induce
the delegates TO that congress 10 make
tour OF the Southern states. ana inciude
Richmond, and holding forth encourage
menf that such q trip would be made Inc
secretary was instructed TO tender the
thanks OF the Board 20 Mr.. Trescott for his
Kind letter and promises.
TnELYNN MANUFACTURERS.
The matter OF inducing some OF the Lynn
manufacturers to re-estabIish their factories
here. referred TO the board Of directors by
the general meeting Of the Chamber, was
then taken up. and, upon motion, was re-
ferred TO the committee on business enter
priscs. with plenary power 10 send such
PARTIES 20 Lynn as they thought would be
best able to accomplish the objects sought
by the Chamber.
Amer action BY the board upon matters
presented BY other members OF the Cham
Der. the meeting adjourned
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Interesting Services at st. Marks Church.

There will be series of services, COM
mencIng tomorrow night, at st. Marks
Church that will be unusually interesting
and instructive.
Rev. DR.. j. b. Newton will preach sun
day, Thursday and Friday nights, and. by
special request, Rev. DIR. ii. Melville Jack
son will preach his powerful sermons on
Confession Of Christ on Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday nights. These adj
dresses have been delivered a number OF
times throughout this country with good
results, and are masterpieces Of logic and
eloquence. DR.. Newton Is we'll known as It
pulpit orator of great power and earnest
ness, and it is the aim Of the men having
these meetings in charge 10 have every one
join in the singing, and TO that end slips
have been printed containing number of
grand old-fashioned hymns, which will be
handed each one az they enter by the ushcrs
in charge.
All-the high and low, rich and poor
will have a cordial welcome to these SER
vices, and large crowds are expected.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
WORK OF The BOARD OF CAN
vASSERS.
Two Contests in the House and One In the
senate.

TIC state Board of Canvassers did not
meet Yesterday morning 10 consider the
scott county returns, rs Governor Lee was
unay0idably prevented from attending the
meeting. The other members OF the Board
talked over the matter in an informal man
ner. The Board adjourned over until tins
morning. when definite steps viii be taken
i'm regard to the Scott county clerk, Mr.. y.
Il. Richmond. refusing TO certify the returns
from that county, 1t is very probable that
tho Board will leave the matter TO the Leg
isla,nre 10 decide. which meets next we'd
nesday al IL O'Clock.
The Secretary % the Commonwealth has
forwarded the certificates OF election 10
the members-elect Of the senate and House
Of Delegates.
In the cases where he did not have their
postoaicc addresses he forwarded the GER
tifcates 20 the clerk of the counties with
tho request that they deliver the same 70
The members. Duplicates Of these certih-
cafes have been forwarded TO the clerks OF
the senate and House Of Delegates. There
are only three contested seats to come
before the Legislature, two in the House,
and one in the senate.
The candidates for the House from Lee
and Mecklenburg counties each claim they
are entitled 10 the seat; and the seat for
the Senate from Norfolk district VIII be
contested.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Delightful Society Event.

Yesterday afternoon, between the hours
Of and 7, the parlors Of Mr.. J. ii. Griffith
was the scene Of delightful entertainment.
Miss Oracle Griffith, looking charming in a
lovely gown Of white India null. She was
assisted In receiving her friends by Miss
Addie John, in pink crepe. and who ex-
cited much admiration; Miss Claudia
Palmer, white embroidery; Miss Lucy Mar
tin, white China silk; Miss Nirgie Drewry,
in old rose faille; Miss Elsie Cameron, in
white mull-ihese TWO young ladies pre-
sided over the tea table. This brilliant en-
tertainment ended by charming german,
led by Mr.. Blair Stringfellow. Among those
present were Messes. Talbot. Hayes, Archer,
Pace, Branch, Saunders, Bruce, Gillian,
Coleman, Robertson, Grayham, llobson,
stuart Lottier, and Macon Martin.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
LETTER OF SYMPATHY
FROM LEE CAMP TO Ex-PRESl-
DENT DAVIS.
The Old Vets Affection for Their Former
Commander-in-Chie E Regular Weekly
Campfire Of tho Heroes in Grsy-Lo-
IN, Sews ia Ssaersf.

ca, Sews ia General.
At n largely attended meeting Oh IL. =.
Cnmn Confederate Veterans, belu III W.
camp hall last night, the following ie ~
was ordered 70 be forwarded TO Hon. Jenei-
son Davis:
RICHMOND. Va. November g, 1889.
Hon. Jefferson Darts, Ner OriedBs'
bear and fionored sir.-With prOfoundest
aoiicjtude the members If X. l., Lee camp
No / Confederate Veterans. learn OF your
serieue illness. As President Of the Con-
federacy we hcn0red and supported YOU.
Won were indeed our ideal Of the statesman
and chief. and we beg 10 as
sire Won that our feelings OF Neneratlon ana
affecfion for YOU are just as uHielgned,
inst as deep. and just rs ardent today as
they were then.
Vie take this method Of conveying to you
our EXPRESSION Of love and sympathy. our
hearts 90 out TO you, and we pray God that
your sunerings may be molliiled ana your
health finally restored. And we feel sure
that i'm tending these expressions we voice
the sentiments Of every true soldier who
wore the gray.
Praving that our father. who is in heaven.
NAV have you always in his holy keeping
we are, dear sir.
Your obedient servants.
Members OF *. l.. lee Camp. No. I. Confed-
crate Veterans. by unanimous vote: T. A.
Brander. Commander; J. Taylor >tratton,
kdiutant.
The Camp will nave a campfire on De-
cember 9th. when Dr. Goodwin will deliver
an address. Subject: The women Of the
south during the war.
The Camp adjourned AT S:ij and in a
body attended the Bazaar az the Armory.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
a New Trnin for Richmond.

Commencing Monday. November 18th.
new daily train 10 Dee known ~ the "kich-
mond and Norfolk Through Express" will
be placed on the Richmond and Petersburg
and Norfolk and Western Railroads. run
ming through solid without transfer Of pas
sengers. baggage. mail or express between
Richmond and Norfolk, leaving Richmond
at $40 \. NJ. arriving at Norfolk l2;5o
noon. and returning leave Norfolk 10 T..
NJ. arriving in Richmond az 800 j. VI.
The afternoon train known as the "fasi
Mail" leaving Richmond at 2:5S J.. VI.
making close connection at Petersburg. VIII
arrive at Norfolk at 6:lj =. NJ, aud return
ing will leave Norfolk at $40 A. W., ana ar
rive AT Richmond al II 30 \. NJ. All inl0r-
nation as 10 rates, schedule in detail. &c..
will be furnished upon application 70 X. w.
Courtney, passenger agent, JOf Main street.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
JUDGE STAPLES RESIGNS.
Finds His Practice Prevents Him Dis
charging the Duties of Counsel Of the
TX, and ID. Railroad.

*. and ID. Railroad.
Judge Waller r. Staples, for a long while
the able and efficient counsel Of the Rich
mond and Danyile Railroad Company. has
rendered his resignation 10 the company as
such. Judge staples has had this matter
under consideration for some time, and ar
rived at the decision after a careful view OF
the situation.
The cause of his resignation is that his
duties are becoming too pressing. lie has
one Of the largest practices Of any lawyer
in Virginia, and j. considered one OF the
first members OF the bar Of the South. lie
does not object 10 the duties derolved upon
him in the city, but finds it inconyenient
when called 10 attend cases in the country,
which often occurs.
The railroad company will lose a repre-
sentative whose place will be very difficult
10 fill, and not until they had protested
against it to no effect, did they accept his
resignation.
Major John w. Rieley, OF Halifax county.
will probably be his successor.
Judge staples resignation will take effect
January Isl, 1890.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
MANCHESTER CITY COUNCIL.
Called Meeting Held Last Night-Echoe.
from Over the james.

rom over the thihc-s
4 called meeting of the Manchester city
Council was heid last night az go o'clock.
I'm the absence Of the president. Mr.. !. K.
Perdue. Mr.. T.. W. Weisiger moved that Mr.
!. VI. Bradley be- elected president pro- fe1o.
Mr.. Bradley was unanimously elected.
The chair read the call for the meeting
ami announced that the Council was calleu
for the purpose OF considering and acting
ON the letter of resignation Of City Engineer
Icayensworth, and If necessary 10 elect his
successor.
The resignation was then read. and on
motion. was duly accepted.
The chair announced that in response TO
advertisements i'm the papers i've appllca-
fi0ns had been received for the position.
Mr.. Beattie moved that the applications
be opened and read. which motion was
agreed 10.
Al five Of the applications were read
along with the endorsements and teetimO-
mails. which took some time.
After all had been read Mr. Neisiger
moved that the application be referred 20
10 the street Committee. who shall consider
them along with other applications which
NAV come in and recommend 10 the Council
at a future meeting the name Of a suitable
dars0n 10 he elected engineer Of the city Of
" Manchester Agreed TO.
Adjourned.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

Miss Franklin Street" IIow's that terri
be cough you had last night leaving the
german Thought you would be in bed for
a week with it,
Miss Park Ayenue-"Oh, Just sent 10
the nearest drug store and got a bottle of my
sovereign cure. Dr. Dayid's Cough syrup,
and | am well. We don't use anything
else for coughs, colds and bronchitis but DIR.
David's Cough syrup OF pure pine tar,
horehound and wild cherry. IL Is simple,
harmless, and very effective.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

VIII son heed the warning toe signal. p.,
hsps. ~ tho sure approach ~ Mat more isf-'
bio discase, COnsumpti0uT AK yOurselre.
n sou can afford Cor tie sake II -aYirrtn
cents, "a run the risk and DO nothing ,1r if
We know from experience that shiloh frr.
will cure your Cough. IL never iaiIs. I..I.
explains why more than NiinOn of HniiI.'
were sold the past year. II relieves lf0r.
and v hopping Cough 20 once. Mothors. "a.
not BIO without ~. sample bottles fice. sali
by BOdeker Brothers ana n ". Shci us g f.o
s0rner Of Fifth and MARSHALL streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
NerBoardsr. at the Hotel do Moses,

Superintendent Moses received the fol-
lowing conyicts at the State prison yester-
day:
William Lane, from Rockingham county,
two years and six months for housebreak-
Ing.
From Mecklenburg county: Richard Bull
lock alias Mitchell Bullock, three years for
demonstrating and two for HOUSEKEEPING.
and George flite, one year for malicious
shooting.
From Surry: Robert Williams (coioredl
five years for housebreaking.
From Roanoke City: Mary Jeter (colored).
three years for manslaughter; Albert Thomp-
son, two years for grand larceny, and VII
liam Avis, one year for grand larceny.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

HELENA. MONT. November 29.-The Min
eral Land Convention was called 10 order
bv President Mantle to-day, with about 1870
delegates present The question 10 be con-
sidered il what action shall be TAKEN 10
view Of the attempt OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad Company 10 regain mineral lands
which were granted 10 it As agricultural
lands, but afterwards withdrawn by the
General Land O1ice. The subject L. IN I'M
portant one for miners. hiter election OF
officers the convention adjourned TIL To-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

FUBANK.-Died on fri'lny the lah 4,
November. 1859. at t.ffA. n. uf tso r.
dencc or her parents. 81 south i.iue sfrlat
ETHEL. infant daughter Of tiiug 49,. ana
Ida l.. Euhauk.
Gore from our arms. lovely dlflinf.
10 I've With the pure ana iie irfo
God took Onf treasure io Heaven
That Ourhcaits might journey iIarst..,
Funeral VII take place OBJ SATURDAY
the 3Oth OF November. lt2p ~ l.n r'g.
street Baptist Church.
FORILt SrEN.-Msf. Ffiar. Nnean.I..
~. 1850. az 40 A. &c. MARIA Nlr.T.r
second daughter n David T.. llI f.0e. f...
roster, aged ~ YcCi-.
Tho funeral viii fahr place DO .fr GOO pol.
deucc Of her parents. polfeI street l.fs.. -
reHth and Eleventh, Manchester. SAT-.
JnDAi 90 10 A. -.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

Beverly against Rhodes. Argued by Gen
eral W. X. Payne for appellant, and Gene
raj Eppa Hunton for appellee, and submit
ted.
Bianton against Carroll. Argued by NJ.
NJ. Gillian, ESD, for appellant
Warwick against Warwick. Appeal al
lowed to decree pronounced BY the Circuit
Court OF the county OF Henrico on the 18th
OF November, 1889.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
rlre Yesterdar r,enlng.

Yesterday evening. about O'Clock. fire
was discovered I'm Mr.. George =. Nash0n's
stables in the rear Of his residence. No. 500
west Grace street BY some means an
alarm could not be turned in. telephone
message was sent 10 the Third police sta
ton and engine No. responded. In the
meantime the fire had made considerable
Roadway. aud before the flames could be-
extingished the building was partially de-
str0ycd. The loss amounted To about Sioo.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Between Richmond. Lynchburg, and the
Great H0uthWestn

Trains leave Byrd-street station daily ut
$40 A. NJ, arrive at Petersburg at i6:ls,
arrive at Lynchburg at 3 p. M. Roanoke.
800 p. NJ; Bristol, i:20 7. NJ. Leave
Richmond 1880 =. NJ, arrive at Petersburg
at ll:20. Leave Petersburg 1880 A. NJ,
arrive at Lynchburg at . A, NJ; Roanoke,
7:l0 A. NJ. Bristol, 1915 noon.
The quickest schedule ever made between
Richmond and Southwest Virginia. For all
information apply 10 X. W. Courtney, Prs
sspssr Agent Richnond. Va.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Richmond and Norfolk Through Express.

Richmond to Norfolk without change.
Leave Byrd-street station daily M y:40 y.
NJ; arrive At Norfolk at 1880 noon.
The fast mali leave Richmond ~ 2:os
7. NJ: arrive at Norfolk at 6:lj T.. VI.
Absolutely the quickest line. and the
.only all-rail line between the two cities.
For detailed information apply at olhce
Of the line. 90l Main street. X. W. Court
ney, passenger agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
CIRCUIT COURT
A Jury Explores the Eishth-street Tun


The City Circuit Court was engaged all
dav Yesterday in the hearing OF the suit OF
Dickcrson against Carpenter & Co., which
wac begun last Wednesday morning. This
suit grows out Of the work OF constructing
the tunnel, Carpenter 4 Co., being the gen.
erai contractors and Dickerson a slb-con-
tractor. The suit Is Tor $1,000
Yesterday 'he jury visited the north end
Of Eighth street. and 10 Unemployment Of n
stiff breeze, descended the nearly perpen-
dcular hill until they reached the mouth OF
the tunnel. Here they entered it. proceed
ing inside to the limit, which IL about two
hundred and fifty feet. Counsel and the
officers Of the court were along.
Returning 10 the courthouse. the jury
heard more evidence, and at 6 o'clock last
night were adjourned over until this morn
ing. when argument will begin.
There is some little work going on in the
tunnel now This is done in order to pre-
serve the franchise, which requires that
work must be kept up.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

The old reliable Chesapeake and Ohio
route 10 Norfolk will make the following
change in train service December !:
Morning train will leave at $50 \. NJ.
and arrive IA Norfolk at ll;i0 \. NJ, max
ing only a few stops. The evening train
will leave al $40 u. NJ, and arrive IN Nor
folk AT 6:45.
The evening train for Norfolk will arrive
here al ! y. NJ.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
shilnh.s con.nnntlon Cnre.

This IS beyond question the most success
fal Cough Medicine We have ever -old. a
faw doses invariably cures the worst cases OF
Cough. Group and Bronchitis, while 10. won
heriul success I'm the cure Of Consumption II
without parallel in the history or mediclue.
iuce its flrst discovery II has been sold o.
Guarantee. "A test which no ther medicine can
stand. II you have Cough. We eornsst =
ask YOU 10 Try it. Price. 80 cents ana u.
sample bottles free. gold by Bodeker bioth-
ars and II. VI Shields & Co.. seFnsr or rum
and Ne rshall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Police Court

Among the cases disposed Of In the Police
Court yesterday were the following:
Amanda Brown tcolored) was charged
with assaulting Mile Ann Pollard by
throwing red pepper in her eyes. The case
was continued until December 3, the CON-
plsinant no, being present, and rulo was
issued for her.
John Pruton (colored) was fined $3.50 and
costs for being dis0rderly in the street.
III. L. Brown, charged with being drunk
and disorderly at the Casino. He was tined
$40 and costs.
Samuel Burrell (colored), charged with
obstructng the street with his wagon.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Academy Of Music.

The Twelve Temptations last night at
tracted another large audience 70 the
Academy. The engagement closes tonight,
including matinee this afternoon.
The Margaret Matber engagement PROM
ises TO Dc not only most successful one,
sale Of sesls today wsas "a high water.
iaAsk,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

The following gentlemen visited the Capt
toll Yesterday: Generals William II. Payne
and Eppa lluHion. from Nafrenton, Va;
T.. r. Nansant. sheriff Of MecklenDurg; v.
II. Lane. sheriff of Rockingham; W. say
age. Of Surry, and +. j. rraynAam, SEP
geant Of Roanoke city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Sudden Death.

Coroner Taylor was called TO l1l2 East
Marshall street yesterday morning to view
the body Of a colored woman by the name OF
Lizzie johnson, about sixty-fye years u
age, who died suddenly last night. The
Coroner decided that the deceased came to
her death from. congestion Of the lungs, and
deemed an inquest unnecessary.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

| shall commence Monday. December 2d,
AT nv auction-house. 2lnorth Ninth street,
our annual sale Of first-class silver plated
ware.ma tile clocks, bronzes and Rogers eel
ebrated table cutlery, commencing at lO:jO
A. NJ. and resuming at 1870 J. VI. each day.
GEORGE MAYO, Auctloneer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Do YgH Suffer With Piles?

If,o. - 10 once aud 60 bottle % 'Al-
TIERS PILE REMEDY pow nr sol. Oy aA
nr.,-class druggists and 10 BE- coss nDi riie
you arter giving e. o. flir uini. just refnf1 'a'
bottle % whom you buy 30 of and f'.'
money w 81 PEE refunded you. 1h.- .saa 'A-
ternol remedy and ihefs n'pfis of 'il'
ger in n.lns d.. FuI dlros.on. ODD e0ea a..'
tie. Now n your druasist DON'T k'cn "'
will send sou q sainpia bottle ~ ma.i .ni'-
,eipt Of price 800. MANI featured iy
ROBERT CAHrsR 81 ,n.
Lock Box 32l Richmond. VI
no2O-luDA W
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

Ir is again on the market. We mean
..Brown's bronchial Balsam,' perhaps the
most popular cough mixture ever sold IN
Richmond. Ask your druggist for II; If he
cannot furnish II, come. send, write, or
'phone to G. ". LAIniER, Druggist,
500 west Marshall street, corner diinfer:
fphone 81
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Finest Made.
Virginia Sun-Cured,
Tough sJuicY y, Ripe.
Cheapest. Best,
Old. Pure.
Chewers' Pride.
3eats 'Em all
Dular, FavoritE.
p,s.ep.ia and Liver ComrlsIr,.

Isitnot worth tho small price OF Is cents
10 nee Yourself OF every symptom ~ these
distressing complaints? II you think 50, call
nj our store and get bottle OF SIMON VIAL
izer- tVery bottle has printed guarantee
ON il Use accordingly, aud ifit does you no
good il viii cost you nothing. sold Dy Boos-
ker BROTHERS and II. NJ. Shields Co., corner
Of FIftn and Marshall streets.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

At the custom-house Yesterday the British
steamship Principal. ". stokes master.
l.790 tons. thirty crew. cleared for Liver
pool with 1900 bales Of cotton, valued 81
$4,000.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
CHURCH NOTICES.

r-rIRsr BAPTIST CHURCH, corner 81
Twelfth and Broad streets. Df, u.osss
Cooper. pastor-Ireschjng NJ II y, ~, -strs.,
D. ~. gfbl0 school at 0:1b AIN. Tootsn-'''~~
thapel. Rev. II. +. Williams Of . p ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
ELIXIR BABEK.

Preventive AGAINST Miasmaflc Diseases
,,f, and positive eur for MALARIA. thNt'
and AGUE IA an IT, forms. N'niAih' p,
ouinino or sfsenie. absolutely Ns'''''
compound. For ,ale q dsusg ~. FRY ''''
4 bottle. Trade supplied by PVrcAit NA''
4 Co ,.BoDEKsR BRos. f'le''N
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
Quick Train service of the Old Reliable
short Route Between Richmond and
Norfolk Via the Chesapeake and Ohio.

Norfolk Via the Chesapeake and Ohio.
On December lst the Chesapeake and
Ohio will establish a Limited train be-
tween Richmond and Norfolk. on the follow
ing schedule: Leave Richmond at 500 A..
NJ. with Pullman Palace Car 10 Old Point.
and arrive at Norfolk al II: 40 \. NJ, max
ng but few stops between Richmond and
Newport News.
The evening train viii leave Richmond al
$40 i. VI. with parl0r ear 20 Old Point
Passengers for Norfolk will find 1.-The Inn
tied" most desirable train in point Of speed
and comfort.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

asrsFcOND BAPTIST cHUcH. corner o. 81
Main and Sixth STREET, Rev, ". W. IN,
drum. u. d.. pastor. Preaching 81 y "'
Strangers welcome.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30
shiinh.. Catarrh Eemes,

Shilohs Cstarrn nemeoy insrVelo..N
cuye for r,,tarrh. Diphtheria, CaDker Mouth
and Headache. Wnh each bette there l, an
Ingenious Nasal Injector for the mVreSnc-
ccssful treatment Of these complaints Wiz ~
cut extnt charge. Price 80 eeSe.' s~'u -
corner Of Filth snd Marshall streets
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-11-30

Nrs. winsiow's soothing syrup should Al
WAYS be used when children arc cutfin.
teeth. II relieves the htte sufferer al once,
N ,,roduce. natural. qUieg sleep hy relieving
the child from pain, and the iittio chofur
awake. ~ "bfleht ~ button 10 10 very
pieatnnt 80 taste. 70 soolhcs the child sofi.
rus tho 4uns. nllnys ali pain, relieves wind.
rsculafes the bowels. and IL The best known
remedy lor Giarftf ..r, whether arising from
teethin. or other 'tusrs twenty nNe cents
: notrls Iu.fb nav,