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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1889-12-06

Section Z Of the fish and game law
passed in 1882, reads: Every person
who shall, within the state of Oregon,
during the months of November. De-
cember, January, February and March
OF any year, catch, kill or have in his
possession. sell or offer for sale, any
mountain or brook trout, shall be
guilty of misdemeanor. Every per-
son who shall within the state of
Oregon, take or attempt to take or
catch, with any seine, net or wier or
other devices, other than hook and
line, any mountain or brook trout, at
any time after the passage of this act,
shall be guilty of a misdemeanor."
This is punishable by fine Of not less
than ten nor more than three hundred
dollars.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-29

'
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice President
General office Roanoke. Va.
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Our West Point correspondent sends
the following items OF news under date
Of yesterday:
The West Point Sunday School Union
had It's regular session on Sunday after
noon at the Christian Church, at which
time Rev. DR.. j. ID. X. Sleight, the in
dciatigable Sunday school man. Of
Richmond city. delivered an excellent
address. y large audience was present.
The Episcopal Sunday school, showing
tine largest percentage of attendance,
was therefore entitled to the banner for
the present month. Resolutions of re-
spcct we're passed at the above meeting
to Miss Dora l.. Bryant, Of the Virginia
Female Seminary, Of this city, for her
services rendered as organist for the
Union choir during the past nine
months. Miss Bryant is a native of
Tennessee. aud at the close of the Semi
nary. which Will be about June 9Th.
will leave the city for her home.
Rev. Mr.. Tyler, Of Charles City
county. has been called to the charge
of the Episcopal Church of this city.
ana Il IL thought that he will accept.
Rev. Z. Leigh West. pastor of the
Baptist Church. who has been absent
Tor some weeks. has not yet returned
to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 7. Archer and
daughter. Of Richmond. are guests at
the Terminal during this week.
Mr.. Thomas Il. Henly, OF this city, is
in the southwestern part of the State
attending some matters of importance.
\ heavy storm passed over this
section yesterday evening. No damage
was done.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-29

WE have not heard from the RepuD-
lican party Of Virginia except through
Parsons. We respect the Natural
Bridge as a phenomenon Of nature.
even when a hotel marks the Pr0mi-
nence of the phenomenon, but when 1t
is brought into politics, we want to
know how Parsons can bridge the
cbasm with the Natural Bridge and
connect it with Chattanooga conven-
ton OF Protective Democrats at a point
where the political idea is strictly local
on another idea.
Mr.. Parsons. great political reformer.
is one of that class of high philosophy
cal Northern reformers who came
down South to instruct us on civili-
cation and proposes to settle the State
debt without paying his own debts.
Speculation takes many forms in the
South from the hummer who stole
the horses and jewelry on Southern
plantations. down TO the bucket
shop man who comes along with
a plan to start a scheme and make a
boom and drop the speculation on
the lambs Gamblers call that
shaking the game, but the man who
does it at the game of faro Is even
better than the one who tries it on rail
roads and politics.
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BoN-AIR will be open during the
summer. and will afford business
man in Richmond as pleasant and cool
residence as can be found IN the
Piedmont region hundred miles away.
We say this after a first visit to the
Mace last August and another yester-
day. The entorprisiDg men VINO nave
undertaken its management can be re-
lied on TO furnish good accommoda-
tons. and it is only twenty-five MN
utes from the business centre otthe CITY,
The elevation three hundred feet above
Richmond. and the atmosphere pure
and invgorating. 1t is the custom IN a
city the size of Richmond for business
men to locate their families somewhere
in cool place during the summer
months where the father can visit them
once a week.
We do not hesitate to say that Bon
Air is a revelation in the superior adj
vantages it offers. for man OF ord'-
nary means may have cottage there.
and make it comfortable home for
half the price. and 20 there every even
ING in less than half an hour and return
by o O'Clock the next morning. The
name is well chosen to indicate The
quality of the atmosphere. and there Is
no doubt about the pleasantness OF all
the surroundings which seem to be al
most unknown for the present.
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sCHEDULRIN EFFECT ArNIL !
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Kin. ind Queen Items.

Mr.. and Mrs. Todd Robins have re-
turned from their bridal trip. and
there has been a mutual Handwriting
AID felicltation all around.
Two young gentlemen, Mr.. Campbell,
OF Winche ster and Mel. Jeffries. Esq.
formerly OF Culpepper, now Of Chapel
Hiii, n. c.. have been Visiting here.
Messrs. Moncure. Latane, and w. t.
Haynes have just returned from a Sun
day-school Convention at Enon. in
upper Essex. reporting an interesting
meeting. One of the principal features
was an address by DR.. A. BroadIus on
the Sunday-school fifty years ago.
The election passed off here without
a ripple. and quite satisfactorily. Old
officers generally retained. Vote light.
-Specidl Correspondence Of the TINES.
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THE interchange Of compliments
between the Pickett men and the
Philadelphia brigade is another Illus
tration of the feeling between the
North and the South if the rabid radi-
Gals of the North would only let the
manly spirit on both sides show itself.
The institutions of the South We're diff
ferent from those Of the North, but
as soon as slavery and secession were
abroeated we all felt that We could
fraternize for the COMMON good OF the
country. The Southern people are not
Inundated. They made record that
the nations of the world admire. But
the issues of the war are dead,
and we are one people If the
manly spirit Of the soldiers Of both
sides would impress their sentiment on
the whole people. Hence there Is a
practical use in the reunions like that
one held in Washington between the
Pickett men and the Philadelphia
Brigade.
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II is believed by many here that the
Portner Brewing Company is going to
give over their plant to a syndicate Of
English brewers. 1t is SAID that Mr..
POrtner' 5 health is not good. and If he
can get a good price for it he will dis
pose OF il. as it causes him consideIa-
bic worry. He Is now abroad in Ger
many.
The Christian Association is making
good progress now. despite the general
dizziness of the town at this season of
the year. They are getting responses
from the business men. Of whom they
asked to support the association IN the
sum of $1,000 annually. The assocla-
ZION has 81 500 towards its new build
ing. rails among its members. Dona-
lions will be asked outside as soon as
the business men agree to give the
- 600 for annual support.
The Catholic hail Is now about ready
Tor occupancy. IL is large and hand
some structure. and will be fitted up
and run by st. Mary 5 congregation.
Engineer Joseph I'll. Young. of the
II vdraulian Company has been suspend
ed for indulging too freely after the
procession of Friday night. 1t appears
that when the fire broke out after the
parade on Friday lot OF the visiting
military got hold Of the reels and ran
them 50 fast that the engines could not
keep up and the engineer could not
hold on. The Mayor, Warden Wheat
and Chief Creighton seeing this sent
the machine home. and the company
gi0wled at their action. as the Columbia
company. their rival, got there.
Rev. James |. Vance has gone to
Nashville. Tenn, to deliver the com
meucemcnt address at Grant Univer-
sity. Rev. DR.. }. Young goes to Chat
tanooga next week on like mission.
>hese are the two young pastors OF
alexandra. They are bright young
men and are doing great work here
SpcciGi Correspondence Of the T MES.
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Of such men az Bill Chandler who in
inspired the greatest crime ever per-
peetrated against the constitution, not
excepting the radical Interpretation OF
the rebellion of 1861.
The latter was war Of brave men,
claiming a right under the constitution
Mr.. Chambers was the work OF md
night cracksman, and sooner or later
public opinion will bring him dowr to
the depravity Of the act that sign'hes
his own infamous character.
But when he is defeated for the Sen
ate and again taken to the bosom oil the
Republican party, we shall rejoice that
his personality is the accepted repre-
Of that party S principles
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OFFICE BRoKERs.-Th Republican
Congressional candidate Ia the Second
Missouri district who sold fourth-ciass
postmastersbips for S95-Si5 down and
$40 ON delivery of the commission-has
found rival in Love, the defeated
nominee in the Third district. This lndi-
yidual. IN "a speech the other night.
scorped the charges of Office broker
age. but announced that applicants
" DO expected him TO secure their ap-
oointments must be prepared to pay
.the expense attached to the proceed
ing" At the same time he declared
that IT was his right to control the pat
ronage of the district, and that any one
who ventured to make applications
through any other channel would be
ruled out Of the councils Of the party
Exchange.
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. sc.
-.--,..--~---->o~---'--.---
@ " { Ms & M N 0 h
DRUG COMP ANY,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN 81,
OPPOSITE PosToFFIcE.

Keeps large and we'll selected stock OF lahoS
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSMh-
TICS. FACE POWDERS. BALMsand all KINDS
Of beautiful fine English. French and American
CLOTH BRUSHES, Flesh
RltrsUEs. SHOE BRUSHES, TOOTH ana
NAIL BRUSHES. go,
We keep all the year round PLUSH OAon'
suitable for Bridal Presents as well AS Lau'es
and Gentlemens travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both at
wholesale and retail. Yves agents for the now
Justly celebrst Dyspepsia cure. CHAsbClIf
LITHIA VAIL which we deliver IN any
mart of the city for % cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will DO
well TO drink this water freely. .,,,-,e,,.
We make a speciality of hitting lhO - 70
and keep full stock always on hand' 1aiso
SHOULDER BRACES and CLUTCHES, all
kinds and prices.
We haveall the leading brands of CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep a nice line of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CtGARa trial Re
member 10 try our NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none but the
PTREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons co ltcmplating having painting done
ought 70 call and get Color Card ANA prices
of WadoswOrth's Silica Paint. which Is better
and cheaper than Lead and OIL.
please remember that for everything usually
found in frst-class wholesale ana retail uris
store. go TO
Owens & Minor Drug Go.
OPPOSITE POsTOFFICE.
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WASHINGTON now enters the conf
tose stage of its existence, and the feS-
tive transient" has skipped to his
home or sought some cool summer re-
sort.
Washington reduces itself to an eco
nomical standard. and the pop Of the
champagne cork is not heard. The na-
tives 90 on cheap excursions down the
river, aud longs for the long
session which begins in De
cember. at which time the av-
erage house owner turns on the
expectaut smile, brushes up the house,
washe, the front windows, parts the
shutters. and puts up the sign: Fur
nished rooms to let, congressman and
lobbyists preferred, at high rates.
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If Mr.. Chandler is representative
Republican. as we have endeavored TO
show. it is equally true that he s
strongly contrasted with representa-
tive Democrat who has just been com
plimented in New York.
Mr. Cleveland. whatever faults may
be found with him. has been true
Democrat. and he redeemed the reputa-
ton Of his country from the cor
rupfion of the Chambers and the
HAYES business. When a man
like Cleveland is bold enough
to break the record of established
corruption. we must allow him wide
margin Of discount for criticism on his
lack Of political sense as it isunderstood.
Or to be perfectly plain, we want a man
of perfect courage and perfect honesty
and then if he does not take the advice
of the prophets and augus of his party,
he will be discounted again.
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WEST END
Land & Improvement 10
Office of Agency: Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.


PERSONS PROPOSING To BUILD.
Persons wanting 20 acquire homes for them
selves in an improving locality. where every
dollar invested viii increase. will do well "a
examine the properties Of this company
which will be- marked hy sien-boards. posted
upon each tract of land. and plais can be- seen
at the Office of the agency over the Mer'
chants National Bank, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring 90 build. and to all such viii
lend fifty per cent. of the value of the lot and
improvements at per cent. ON long time.
The properties were acquircda at prices much
below the present market value. and the com
pany can afford 20 sell on reasonable terms to
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. j. ROGERS. Secretary.
lap n
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me Only ALI-RAIL LiNETO NORFOLK


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Ee AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-Schedul'
commencing APRIL 2lst. 1889 - eastern
standard time:
10. am. leaves Byrd street station daily; stope
only a. Ashland Junction. Milford
and frodercksbufg sleeper &
Washington and New York.
ll.l- an. leaves Byrd street station daily. ok-
oopt SUNDAY. Pari0r ear 90 Washing
ton.
6:25 p M. leaves nyri.siEeot stetios daily
$3.50 am. arrives ai Byrd street station daily
Sleeper from New York.
23s pm. arrives at gyrd strset station daily
stors 70 fredericksburg. Milford.
Junction anl Ashlu a. sleeper IRON
Warrington ani New York.
80 DID. arrives at Byrd street station JAW
except Sunday. pafiOr car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Gis am. leaves Elta. Arrives at Ashland az
..oo DIE. accommodation. leaves Byrd-streei
station. arrives az Ashland at pm.
6.Oi ON. leaves Eba. arrives &C Ashland al
s.i5 am. arrives Elba. Leaves Ashland at 800
s.s, am. eecommodatlon, arrives at Byrd
erect CITATION, leaves Ashland at 1851
5:s9 pm. arrived a. Elba leaves Ashland st
C.H.TkYLOR. General Ticket Agent.
z. r. 70. MYERS. General sloerintendent.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LNNCHBJ kG.
SCHEDULE IL EFFECT MAY ~, less.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$40 a. VI. Daily. ria Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Leaves PotersOufg VA
a. 81. daily arrive norfolk LVO
qi0 A. NJ Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive at Peters burg lOsN
4. "a. 40. 3 leaves Petersburg luDt
a. NJ for firmyl.e, Lynchhurg,
Roanoke, Bristol. hn4SNille; ana az
uoigf4 south and West THROUGH
COACH TO kADtOkD.
ZOO p. 81. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad Arrives at ietersnuK al
1fOP. NJ. leaves Petersburg $40 +
b. daily. arriving Norfolk luJ 7.
h. THROUGH CAR TO NOR
FOLK.
200 p. NJ. Daily. ria Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. arriving at Petersburg al
.fup. 81. connecting with Train NO.
lcrvinv Petersburg at 1853 +. VI.
for FlrmNillc, Lynchburg. Roanoke
poOahOltas, Bristol, knOANliei1h
tan0oga. and all points south ana
PULLMAN sLEEPINO-CAR ACCOMMODA-
TfONS.
No. f-@leeplnR-cM petersburg 70 biinlol
without change. leaving Petersburg daily AT
-55 2. NJ. Pullman sleeper Lynchburg %
Memphis. without change.
h0'3 Pullman sleeper Lynchhurg 10 New
Orleans. and Roanoke 10 Chattanooga, without
change.
Tickets. haggage-chocks. and all information
can be- Obtained 90 Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad depot. A. ". CARRIERS, 1870 Main
street. and AZ the Company's oihcc. yOl East
". p. BEVILL,
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES q. EDDY. Vice President.
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PR ESTON B II l. V N,
ETNE ART FURNITURE
NO. 8 Governor street.
KAtLROADs.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAJ.
" WAY COMPANY.
scHEDULRIS EFFECT NAYl27n IA.
LEAVE RICHMOND.

LEAVE RICHMOND.
7.35 A. NJ. Local. except sunday for CLIO
Forge. Does not run west m C..t
ton Forge. '
500 A. NJ. Express. daily For O'd po.,, o..
Norfolk. Pullman Bunct ~.
car q Old Point
ll1b A. VI. Express, daily. For Cr,r.rr..
Pullman ParlOr Car fO Ct4r',it'.'
vile and Pullman NfsfihuIe sn-..
Sleeping car. Charlottesville f.t..
clnnatL Connection boz ir.on NJ.
ton for an point. Wcsf.
$50 p. NJ. Express, daily. For Od po.rf,,t
norfolk. Pullman pari0f car ~
Old Point.
Sis p. N. ACCOMMODATION. cacep, sosl,,
r. r. 4 =. Junction.
S.l5 7. N. New York ana Cincinnati g..fl....
Limited, daily. Pullman s.e.r.r,
car 10 hinton, connecting II.r
lOttc~Nillc. with " No.fII..I. f
tied" for Cincinnati and l0us,0.e
Connects in Union station f-
West and south
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
T45 A. NJ. Daily. From Cincinnati and to...
VILE
1855 A. NJ. Daily. From Norfolk aat OLA
Point.
2:ss P. NJ Daily. Prom Cincinnati and foa...
5i5 P. NJ; Except sunday from c.ns,
7aOP. NJ Dally. Prom Norfolk and Ola
Station: Broad street near Seventeenth
Ticket Offices: 100 east Main str0Dt ana .f
c. and o. Railway station.
II W. FULLER.
General Passenger Agent
j. T. HARAHAN. General Manager.
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Norfolk Virgiaidn: Having noticed
going the rounds Of the papers the
statement that Mrs. Maybrick, daughter
of "a Mobile. Ala, banker named
Chandelier, had poisoned her husband.
and that she was niece of Hon. Jeffer-
son Davis l desire to state that Mr.
Davis never had such a relative in
Mobile or any relative whatever living
there. Davis is a common name. but
of the name related TO Mr.. Davis there
are only three individuals living beside
him-elf--Benjamin Davis. in Iowa;
Hugh J.. Davis, of Wilkinson county.
Miss, and John S. Davis Of the same
county. Mrs. Maybrick, | understand.
lived here her husband being cotton
factor here. but know she is no way re-
lated to the Davis family. &. l..
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Ask your druggist for 1t and If he hasn't 10
make him order il for you.
Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richsn Ond. Va
WHAT An OLD MAN. ~ YEARS OF AGE
HAS II O = a Y
CONCERNIsG THE
Chase City Mineral wafer
PORTLAND. NorrAwAY COUNTY. VA !
a.a.r.raf o. fssE

iNhhitNbs ANAAhm - w
August lj, 1886.
Hr. s. +. Harry, Chass cuy, Va:
sir.-For many years ! suffered very mucn
from dyspepsia. With It's complications, such
AS nervousness. neuralgia. indigestion, col-li
patton. liver affection. etc. until became az
most a confirmed invalid. During the time
was treated by intelligent physicians. VINO pre-
.criled various remedies. used both ilthia
and other mineral waters also Or. " alner
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 10 but
little advantage.
Hearing OF your y-discoFcfed 'ntse
CITY Mineral Water" ] sent for ana obtained
a case of 10. 10 lasted me about three MetA't
during which time / improved 80 much as to
boz able 20 leave home. which / had not Zee
able 10 do Tor months previous. then went to
Chase Cityaud continued the use OF the wafer
fresh from the well. Tor four weeks. Whith
gave me more real benefit than All the other
remedies combined. Ny nerves were soon
Quoted could sleep well an night. my gloomy
fears sun fOrebOdlnps vanished, my mihh ~
came bright and cheerful. | could ENJOY the
company OF my friends (Which ! before afoiu
rdl my appetite increased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that | could eat almost
ans kind Of food with iupuniiy), the constifa
alon was relieved. and the Kidney affection
greatly bcnciited-all Of when attribute u
the use OF your mineral water.
must say. in conclusion. that cOnsldcf tue
discovery of this water OiesstnJ 20 HNif'ed
humanity. Away with your drugs ana nos
fums, Go 10 natures fountain Ol healih J
Drink of its healing water. Go drunk, ana he
made whole" J. u. fOh ILL
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ESTABLISHED 1863
RICHMOND LOCOMOTIVE
AND
MACHINE WORKS.

Builders OF Locomotives. Steam Engines,
Stationary and Portable. with plain side
valves. automatic cut OF. or COriss gear.
Boilers. Stationary. Marine aud Portable. raw
Mills, TANKS, Pulleys, Snafting. Hangers. Etc
Electric Cars seventeenth street Line run
within TWO blocks Of the.Works. my LILLY
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abi Eailp aimtrs.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN TIKI YkAk
ny THR TIMps PUBLISHING con-
PANY. OFFICS eO1 EAST MAIN sThkEt
RICHMOND. VA.
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Reading notices in reading matter type
Is cent. per line. Nonpareil. loaded. l2 cents
per line.
Special contract rates furnished on sp-
plication.
Auction sales. Legal Notices. and Am"se-
nept Advertisements 81 per Inch each IN
sertioD.
Rejected communications will not be re-
turned.
Entered AZ the Richmond (va) postofnce as
.cOnd- class matter.
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Cure
OF RHEUMATISM.
BmNNGHAM, ALA. August u. i's7.

BmNINGHAsf. ALA, August 10. l,o'
Proprictors Hunnicutt Rheumatic Cure.
Gentlemen Durim fall and winter of 1856
] was stricken down with iniiammatcr} hn'u
matism and confined 10 my room Tor three
months. and after got ont went ON crutchcs
for thirty days longer. had the best i incdi
cal attention. swallowed fearful lot OF drugs
and grew worse from day tO day.
4 friend sent me one half bottle OF
RHEUMATIC CURE.
/ found among the persons who had tried u
a recommendation from DR.. Pcmhcrton, az
Atlanta: wrote 10 him 70 give me full account
of his experience. and his honest opinion OF
your medicine. Hc answered that ali he hal
said about IL was true. and advised me to try
ii. ordered six bottles and began taking %
with many doubts. but 20 my surprise my APP
petite began 20 improve. slept well ana me
swelling began 10 20 down, and i'm ten days /
was walking with a cane. and threw thar away
i'm "A few dsys. ] am now. believe, perfectly
we'll and have been for more than year.
have recommended 10 10 scyeralother rheu-
natic sufferers. each of whom say that II
worked ike a charm on them. 10 lsa marvel
lous blood pufiher,' and II you viii see tnat
{ l. kept pure, 10 will continue 10 bea blessing
to suffering humanity.
HOpinQ YOU success. / am and ever Will he
friend 10 II. II. c. Yours trnly,
W H. Hustler. L. :. Commissioner
Fifth judicial Circuit OF Alabama.
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THE DAILY TIMER
CrTy DELIVERY.

Denvcreo In any part OF the city ana Mar
chester by carriers at ~ cents per week.
Persons desiring the TrsEs delivered al
their homes can secure IL by postal card re
Quest or order through telephone No. @'
when delivery ia irregular Immediate com
paint should he made TO the once. inc al
dress may be changed - desired, II care &c
taken In all Cases 10 mention the old and n'~
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CONNECTIONS

Train No. m connects daily 81 KeynIs
for Chase City. CnMNlIo, and Oxford.
Durham. Henderson and Raleigh cons
meets ~ Greensboro fCf Durham.
Raleigh. Salem. and Winston. and an points 0l
North Carolina Division. 40 salisbury for A.n-
vile. Hot Springs and aIl points ln Western
North Carolina, and AZ Charlotte for e.. 4 d
A. r. h.
Train No. 90 connects daily az Greens
bOrO' for Salem. Winston. Raleigh. Gods
bOrO', aud hOrchead CITY a. Salisbury fOf
Asheylllc, Hot Springs. and All pOIntsi In
Western North Carolina. AT Charlotte with
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta railroad FOR
Columbia. Augusta, Aiken, Charleston, oYal.
nah, ThOmasyllio. Ca. jacksonville and other
Florida points also With Carolina Contra
railroad for wilmington.
Trains from the south arrive 80 Riohnond
h.lhR u1. and i.al ID m.