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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
0 W { vs. & M n 0 R
DRUG COMP any,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST..
OPPOSITE POSTOFFlCE.

Keeps a large and we'll selected stock OF fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES. COSMh-
TICS. FACE pow DERs. BALNsand all KINDS
Fl, beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIRBRUsHEs. CLOTH BRU SHE'S. FLESH
RhUSHFS. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH aud
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents as well as Ladies
and Gentiemens travelling sets.
All kinds OF MINERAL WATERS both al
wholesale and retail. wearo agents for the now
Justly eelebrsi Dyspepsia cure, CHAsEClTf
LITHfA VAL. which we deliver in any
par, of the city for % cents per gallon. Per-
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
well 20 drink this water freely. ......
We make speciality Of lifting TIKI eStc
and keep full stock always on hand. also
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTCHEs, all
kinds and prices.
g We eall the leading Dandsof CHEW
/ TOBACCO. and keepa nice line az CIGARS.
Give o,ir PLANTATION CIGARa trial. Re
momber TO try cur NELLIE BLY, CHEW IN"
/ TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
nv competent Pharmacists, ana none but the
PUREST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having pantingd0ne
ought 10 call and get "A Color Card ana prices
Or Wadcsworth's Silica Paint, which is better
and cheaper than Lead and on.
Please remember that for everything usually
found IN a first class wholesale and retail drug
store, ~ TO
Owens & Minor Drug Go.
oppos1rr7 ppsToFFfgF
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Train No. m connects daily sf E.
Tor Chase Clty. C.nrAsFN., I..
Durham. Nendes SON and l.
meets NJ Greensboro fHT
Raleigh Salem. and " usf0n. aHf
North Carolina Division. 200 SALISBURY
Vile. Hot Spulg' aul Ia TUur I'D N0.H
Mouth Carolina and st Charlotte l.I t. 81
A. X. K.
Train No. b9 connects daily AZ N0..t
bOr0' for salem. winston, hs'..|..
bOro'. and NOrchcad CItys go rl. If
Ashoylue. Hot Syringe. alI H
Western North tlroluat al tult f.. HN
Charlotte. Columbia $3.50 Augusta .l.t. .f
Columbia, Augusta, Aiken, tnsI.. ..n. .I..
nah. In0mAsY.lf. ga. iifkd0l4I lIl .'H.f
Florida points. also with larONna l..fu.
railroad fOr Wilmington.
Trains from fhc south arrive 81 R'flnf0rf
l.i5A.m. and $50 pm.
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
Richrn Ond. Va.
WHAT An OLD MAN. " YEARS OF AGE
AS II . = "
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Wafer
FoeKLASp. NorrAwAv County, VA, !

FoRKLASD, NOrTAwAY COUNTY VA,
August Is, 1850.
Mr.. " g. HIrdy, Chass cty. va
cir.-For many years sunerei very much
from dyspepsia. 9th rs complications, such
as uervuu. ness. neuralgia, indigestion consul
patton. liver affection. etc, until became ell
most a confirmed invalid. During the time /
was treated by intelligent physicians, who pre-
scriled various remedies. ! used bOfh llthia
ami other mineral waters, also DR.. Warner 5
Celebrated Liver and Kidney Cure, all 20 but
little advantage.
Hearing OF your Undiscovered Chase
CITY Mineral Water" sent Tor and obtained
a case OF IT, IL lasted me about three weeks,
during which time | improved so much A. 10
be able 20 leave home, which | bad not been
able 10 do i0f months previous. then went 90
Chase City and continued the use OF the water,
fresh from the we'll. Tor Tour weeks. which
gave me more real benefit than All the other
remedies cOmbiu d. Ny nerves were soon
quoted. could sleep well all night, nay gloomy
fears snn iofebodings vanished, my mind be-
came bright and cheerful. / could enjoy the
company OF my friends (which i before avoid
rdl. my appetite Increased. my digestion
greatly improved $50 that ! could eat almost
any kind of food with npuultyl, the cOnstipa
gi0n was relieved, and the sidney affection
greatly benefited AL Of which attribute 70
the use OF your mineral wafer
must say, Ia conclusion, that consider the
discovery Of this water q bifsslng u GNicied
humanity. Away with your drugs and uos
trums, Go 90 natures fountain OF health
Drink Of IFS healing water. Go drink. and be
made whole" j. G. POWELL.
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The MARCH or CONSOLIDATION. The
drift Of things 10 general Consolidation
grows deeper and switer every day
Two notable chips on the drift. Tlx
Mann and Wagner Boudoir Companies
which combined IA short time ago TO fight
the Pullman, have been absorbed by that
company, and now every sleeping car in
America runs under one management
The Southern Cotton Seed Oil Company
which was organized last year TO fight
the cotton seed oil trust and had won.
derful success, Is about TO combine with
lis rival
Here is professional piece of drift.
wood, The World, Herald, Tribune, Times,
Sun and Press, Of New York, have
formed a newspaper trust and have
raised the price of sunday papers to five
cents.--AlAiHt Constitution
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-TRUsTEE's SAFE.

In execution at certain deed Of trust 10
me bearing date on July Mh, ls'J and duly re-
corded m the clerks Office of Hanny,r County
ImIrf. viii sell an public auction on tse hand
nf Washington Jones. about three miles east
OF Rural Point. Hanover county. Va, on
THURSDAY. APRI. 2jIH. lhse,
Al ! o'clock 7 ~. one TWENTY HORSE
POWER p sRTABLE ENGINE AND Roll
Eil. made by II. T.. Edmond.
This engine b. now being used by ii, W
Jonss. ana is In 20 4 running order.
Terms AT sac. THOMAS MI kPH1.
apibti surviving trustee.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
SPARKLING COMMENTS
BY fifiLE PENMES'
Subsidies After fleeHoa-( Congress Dis
trict,nr 49, Wanamaker'- Defen-e-Ihe
uooa,o-1he March IL Consolidation
Nassscbs.ett- at a white Heat.

SUBSIDIES AFTER ELrcrIoS.-Ihe
subsidy programme of our friends OF the
Spanish. American Association has now
teen before the public about two weeks
it, rec, ption cannot be called helierlug
The Republican press especially has
treated it with scant courtesy. Cur
friends made the natural mistake OF
taking campaign thunder too seriously
They evidently thought that because The
noljcy of subsidies received direct OF
implied p0,Ss . approval from tue Republican
nlatform General llarrisOn's letter OF
acceptance, and The speeches Of leading
polilicians last summer, the victorious
narty stood irrevocably committed TO II
Those who are most deeply interested IN
obtaining subveniions Tor American
lines Of steamships probably contributed
TO the triumph Of the party when IS
housed their cause .-Jounal NJ Com
I s.yy4I
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R. B. CHAFFIN & CO., AUCTIONEERS.
DyR. D. Chain 4 Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auciloncers.
No. north Tenth street, Richmond Va

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
\ RIOUs LOTS OF VALUABLE kEAL ~
TATEiN HfNRItO COUNTY, NEAR THE
EASTERN Subj RIBS OF THE CITY or
RICHMOND. NA.-By virtue Of a decree u
the hanoery Court of the city Of Richmond.
pronounced on the ID day al November. lsss.
I'M the cause therein depending under the short
sfvIr of &c O'B. Cowardin. who sues for. &c.
against DOnley n Purcell. trustees, Sc. the
undersigned. special commissioners, W ohct
fnr sale the following PKOrf Kfl. n VIII b
Charles ". Purcell died seized and possessed
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Remittance should he made by drafts
c.,,ks ,ostofico orders OF registered letter
PAYABLE 70
TiMss PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Richmond. Va.
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TRE DAILY TihRs.

,el~cre. I'm any part OF the city sni nsn
suc.ter iy caruer- AZ ~ cents per week
par.ous desiliDv The TINES delivered ~
taetr husacs can secure II by postal card 10
q 81 or order through telephone NO S's
wsen delivery Is irr gulAr Immediate com
ant should D. made 10 the Once. me NJ
& ess may - changed "a desired II caro- u
taSen IN ali cases 70 mention the Old and ne"
-
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gbs EailD Ginsra.

FIT LisHFD EVERY DAWN TPB ykAR
nv rlIE TIMES PUBLISHING CIV
pANY. prfICx 40 EAST MAIN rThhti
ktcuMDN y. VA.
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The PRESIDENT AND THE BASE BALL
srs-Good Republicans will read with
genuine alarm the report that the Chica-
90 and All American base ball teams
were snubbed by President Harrison the
other day. The boys said that il vas the
coolest reception they had received in
all their trip around the world, and they
had 10 climb the Washington monument
TO get their blood circulating again.
They mentioned the warm greeting Mr.
Cleveland gave them some months ago.
and even put In favorable contrast with
Mr.. Harrison the demeanor of scion Of
royalty, the Prince of Wales. Mr. IIar-
rison did not offer his hand, but, appa-
rently, fearing that ii might be caught
on the fly by some Of the players. took
the precsulion of hiding il In his bosom.
II the President incurs the enmity of the
base ball enthusiasts OF America, his
chances of reelection will DO poor in
deed. ExcAange.
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l'NOrE. Nos. 1 and run daily between
Richmond and Clifton Forge. and daily except
sunday between Balcony Fails and LeAius
tom
ARRIVE RICHMOND
i55 PIG MAI l. daily
els am.-ACCOM NOTATION daily ls1ceT
Sunday.
CONNECTIONS
At Clifton Forge with Clcsa peaEe ana On
railway Tor the South, " esl. and Northwest.
Al lyuehuurg With norfolk aud Nt6tcf
railroad Tor al points south, Southeast. &c
SOUTHWEST, and Virginia Midland al WAJ fo
all points North ana South
At Richmond with Associated Railways 10
all polnes IN tds south. and Richmond. freIe
icksOurg and Potomac railroad tor the Norm
At Lexington with Baltimore and OHIO "a
road, making close connections Al Bafper'
Ferry 10 and from Pittsnurs and the Yves
also 70 points North and East.
SLEEpING-CARs LYhCEBU no b. MIA
PHIs, NEW 0kLBANS. and LITTLE hJct
Trans msrke : daily except sunday, 'Dsil,
Tickets sold 10 all points. Ofices; ~
R4st Main treet, lOJU Main street,,r
Richmond an Allegheny depot, EigntL n
Canal streets-
JOHN 4. MAcaURDO.
7de5 Uenl Passenger A seq
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Every man Is the architect of his own
fortune. And it's lucky for most of Us
that there's no building Inspector around.
Puck.
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7. INVITATION roSnNnnlxo SINNERS
What IS the good of Northern climate
when Pittsburghers are stricken down
with beat on the 18th Of April. Come
TO the cool and sunny South, ye simmer.
ing sinners. Atlantis CoHsttfatiVn.
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A BRILLIANT CAREEH-Admiral
David y. Porter, who was selected
as grand marshal of the naval pa
rade TO take place on Monday next, viii
celebrate his seyenty-siXth birthday on
June 3 II is about a month ago that he
and his wife celebrated their golden
wedding at his home in Washington
His eveGtful career began when at the
age Of eleven he accompanied his father
Commodore David Porter, TO the West
Indies, whittier he had been ordered Ia
s. the pirates from those waters. Ad-
miral Porter became midshipman in
the navy on February ,, 1929, and in
1916. when lieutenant, he was sent by
Secretary of State Buchanan 80 examine
into the condition OF affairs in llayti.
lie was three months on the island, dur.
ing which time he travelled 1900 miles
on horseback He had been twenty years
lieutenant when the Ciyi. War began,
but he was a rear admiral two years and
three months later The oldest lieu
tenant now in the navy got
his commission eighteen years
ago, hence il is not TO be wondered ~
that Navy officers would like 30 see just
enough war 10 get promoted. Rear
Admiral Porter became the ' ice-Admirvl
by authority Of Congress in July, 1865
and four wears later, upon the death Of
Admiral Farragut, he was promoted To
the highest grade in the Navy. which
title dies with the present incumbent.
Admiral Porter's present home has
been the scene of brilliant gatherings.
II was built hy Richard Rush, of Penn
sylvania, i'm 1926, when he was Secretary
Of the Treasury under President Adams.
Since then it has been owned and Occu-
pid by Senator Preston, of South Caro-
lima; Joel X Poensett, Secretary OF War
under President Van Buren,; Commo-
dore Shubrick, General Phil kearney, of
the army; Captain Jefferson Page. of
the Navy; Sir Henry Lytton Bull
wer and Lord Lyons, British
Ministers; Hamilton Fish, and Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Hodge Adj
miral Porter bought II from the latter in
1869 The Admiral was married to the
daughter OF Commodore Patterson at
the Washington navy-yard, and al their
golden wedding they were surrounded by
nearly all of their children and grand
children,
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DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTONAr RATtROAD.-Soheinif
commencing APRIL Fist 1853 - eastern.
standard time:
T - am. leaves Byrd street station daily stop
Only at Ashland Junction, Milford
and Fredericksburg. Sleeper T.
Washington ana New YORK.
ll0l AN. leaves Byrd-sfreet station iaIy, oF.
ccpt Sunday. Par.or car 90 Washing
ton
625pm. leaves Byrd-sireet station dAilY
sleeper % New York.
~ am. arrives at Byrd street station dailJ
Sleeper from New York.
* pm. arrives az Byrd street station daily
stops At flttGitkslufs. Milford
Junction ana Ashia Sleeper frc On
Wa-hirRit IN au New York
1910 pm. arrives At Bynl-srreet station daily
EXCEPT Sunday. paIor car from
Washington.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
6isam. leaves Eta. Arrives an Ashland Mt
1888 am.
400 pta. accommodation. leaves byfd-streel
station arrives NJ Ashland 90 pm.
6d4 PM leaves Ebs; arrives 1T Ashland a.
80 pm.
6l5 an. arrives Blba. Laws Ashland az 6.t-
am.
street station; lesSes Ashlsnt At .t'
$50 pm. arrives at Eliza leaves Ashland 81
CA. taylor. General Ticket Agent
Z. t, D. MYERS. General supsrintendent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL.
" ROAD.
TWO DAILY TRAINS 10 NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO LlNlHBi re
sCHEDULEfN tFFhcT uLCtMhtk2i, lass
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. NJ. Daily. gia Richmond ard ietefsoqr,
railroad. Leaves Petersburg 1856
a. NJ. daily arrive Norfolk Elt
a0A.M. Daiiy. pia Richmond and Petersburg
railroad, Arrive al Petersburg 1870
A. NJ 40. leaves Petersburg 100
A. VI for Farmyilie, Lynch.ufs.
Roanoke. Bristol. Knoxville. AMI uil
points South aud West. thkOt eli
COACH To RADfOkD.
600 T. NJ. Daily, eta Richmond aud Petersburg
railroad. Arrives AZ fetersbug al
90 T.. NJ. leaves Petersburg 1870 =
NJ. daily. arriving Norfolk $40 +
NJ. InROuGH CAR TO NOR
FOLK.
railroad, arriving at Petersburg 40
Bta =. ", connecting with imin NO.
l. leaving Petersburg az lty =. VI.
tor farmelile, Lynchhurg. Roanoke.
P0csh0ntas Bristol, Knoxville, CAat
tanooga, and all points south and
West
PULLMAN SLEEPfNG-CAR ACCOMMODA
TONS.
No. l-sleepiug-car Petersburg 10 Bristo.
without change. leaving Petersburg daily at
$40 +. ". Pullman sleeper Lynebbuis e
Memphis. without change.
Ne. Pullman sleeper Lynchbufg 10 New
Orleans. aud Roanoke 10 CuatianO' "a, without
change.
Tickets, baggage checks. and all Information
can be Obtained as hlDhm0nt und Petersburg
Railroad depot. A. ". CARRIERS. u.s. Main
street, aud nc the Company's office, FL kasi
Main street.
W. b. UEYtiL.
General Passenger Agent.
CHARLES g. EDDY, Vice President
General office Ntan0ft. Va
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PR ESTON BEL WIN.
FINE ART FURNTTURF
No. 18 Governor Street.
RAILROADS.


y TLANTIC COAST LINE
"A - 49,,
RICHMOND AND PETERsBUR 10 RAID
ROAD TIME TABLR
Commencing SUNDAY Apsi -. iSs9.
q 40 nm. trains on LDly ga. VIA run "a TO-
! )~s;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK
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'IwO Hundred and
Fifiy-eigilt Lots,

Of about 81 by SO feet each, rs Weodville
which lie next 10 John b. Davis. land and along
Fairfield avenue. -.
SQUARES Nos, !, 2, o. \, m plan OF iaits
dl,Iaion, c1ntal Ing ~ ACRES. also on faif
field avenue next Co NoodNllle, ana part III IL
near the Nine Mile road
TERMS one fourth sh. and the resiiue on
three equal credits. OF ~ p. twelve. and elKh-
teen months, the purchaser or purchasers 10
rive heir negotiable notes tor the deferred
uaNmfnf- of the purchase money. win lck1i
interest added from day 81 saie md ihe t'ie
20 be- retained until all OF the purchase money
has been paid aud conveyance ordered ~ me
Court. ......,, .,,
The above mentioned REAL ESTATE y on
be offered for sale by pnbhc auction. on the
premises. commencing with the last men
Oned, square NO. ], &c, on
WEDNESDAY. APRIL II, lisa,
AT u o'clock NJ. and II from any cause the
sales be not completed on that DAY, notice OF
further ssles OF the property will then be-
given. And IS all the property te not Id on
that day or any person desiring 80 purchase
said property privately before thai nal toh
municaiion may DEE hod with the commits
sioners or auctioneers Ia the cityof Richmond
MEADE HAsKINs,
PHILIP T. PIT hCELL,
Special Commissioners
r. -. CHAFFIS q Co. Auctioneers.
C. OBJ COwARpIS. WHO sUEs. &C. PLAIN
r1FF. AGAfrST DOOiEY, TRUSTEE. And AIS.
DfFENDANrs-f THE tHANCEHY COURT 81
THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
/. Charles ". Goodln. clerk OF the said court
certify that the bond required OF the special
comm ssiOncrs by the decree In said cause OF
November B. 1sss has been duly given.
Given unoer my hand this lJlh day OF No
yemhor, loss. ..,..,..
apli-td CHARLES w NopptN'
PottpOned on account OF weather Until
/ TUESDAY. APRIL 2lrd, lssg, at i:5l D. m.
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THE IIOODOO.-The Harrison Hoo
doc was one of the spooks Of the cam-
paigu The expression has taken on a
new meaning Of late. There has grown
up superstilious feeling MAT the men
Harrison wishes t0 honor are doomed
omisforlunc also. Murat llalstcad isYery
III. as is Minister TO Denmark tnander
The son Of Thomas Ryan, Minister to
Mexico. has been arrested for forgery
Russell Harrison is undergoing the I'M
pleasant ordeal Of heavy libel suit. II
this sort Of thing goes on the President
will find il difficult 10 overcome The I'M
preston that his favor brings i'll luck.
There ia no scarcity of candidates, how
ever, for the remaining offices at his
disposal.-N J. Uord.
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4 Cure ron WiNKiNG.-The lower
house of the Michigan Legislature has
passed an important temperance reform
bin. It imposes high liquor tax and
contains stringent provisions in relation
TO druggists sales The fact that il pro
hibits druggists from mixing more or Les.
strong drink with soda water will have a
tendency to cure sundry citizens OF
Michigan Of habit into which they
are said to have iallen-the habit of
winking mysteriously when they get in
front of soda founisin.-NeD lorA
IftbHH6
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-saHa-raa ~ 's ~ VI ~ ~
By Frank ID. Hill \ Co..
Real Estate AuetiOneers,
On. Eleventh Street, Richmond, Va.

DON AIR HOTEL AND LARGE
SOMELY FURNISHED, Situated. Al
RON AIR. AND ONE on THE MOST
HEALTHY AND ATTRACTIVE SUMNER
Escorts. ON THE RICHMOND AND "a y
VILE RAILROAD, ; MILES FROM hltH.
MOND, WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION On
THE PREMISES On
WEDNESDAY, APRn PATH, 1889,
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT COM
PANN's
JAMES RIVER LINZ
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH.
NEWPORT rkWS. iLAHkMbNI,
AND JAMES RIVER LAND
lNCs DIRECT
AND ONLY DIRECT HUuTE WITHOUT
TkANsFEk OK CHANGE Ot
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS.
Al NORFOLK. closely with al lines tor Bal
iiaOfu. Philadelphia 8ni New fpTh sane A.
tornOOn; aleO at Norfolk tpr Eastern Norm
Carolina ana the south.
At NEW PORT NEWS for Old Point, Hamp
ton. and Smlthneld. Va
Dangine railroad Tor wsyeny. h'cssiori. nc.
ONLY ALL WATER ROUTE.
JAMES RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
GREAT TOU kisT LINZ.
JAMESTOWN, DUTCH GAP, AND WAX
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATES LESS THAN HALF OHAhGED ~
RAIL LINES.
FRS r-CLAss MEALS.
The eit CANT and last steamer
ARiEL
carrying United states Maid.
C.PIAts Dkfo.
leaves Kiebmona every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AID FRIDAY
AT A NJ is1khkr CARS CONN tct ~
FrLL. TIME tor above named places. srris-
lng st Norfolk about SO y N. returning
the steamer leaves Morn "a. an
Newport News ca alternate days. arriving al
Richmond about $50 PIN.
IhOugn tickets to above named points ou
saIe GA steamer and at Carriers Agency, No.
lOu Main street. Baggage checked through
sTATE.RooNs ENGAGED FOX DAY
Or NIGHT.
FRElDHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, fnr'--
mouth, Smithnelt. Hsmpton, Old Point, hhs-
eriy. and hickstUTd. Va; washinsion' - 4.
Newherre, Washington. and iainofo \. =.
all stations ON Atlantic s Danfnle taliNen.
seaboard \ Roanoke railroad. NoitoiM eou'h-
ern mirOad, and Eastern NORTH ,aIo.na
generally also, for Eastern SHORE 81 iifsihlA
and all regular landings on TIE Js~ss tiNss
Al Low Est kAIkS and throaSh o'ns ~
sued. -,. ,,,.. p.s.,,.n,
No. III. Main street and ho>Assts
iHviA "A~'s'A' Inysp1
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AUCTION SAILS Tntufe Days.
By y. ". Rowe,
Rca Estate AuctiOneor
GROVE ROAD LOTS.
GROVE ROAD LOTS
AT AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, 2trn APRn,

AZ BY O'Clock T. VI. viii sell on The
PROMISES lJD feet OF Grove nnai land, situated
az the southwest corner ~ Grove avenue ana
strawberry street. hy a depth Of 1893 feet 10
aH alley 2N feet wide
Don't yOn forget, You VINO want iols 10
huil0 on. and that is the ultimate pnrpo-e for
which all lots are Wauted. that ntsf Nfs are DO
well made. much used and popular thor
ougbiarc.
TfRNs. Onc-third cash. balance az one ana
two years, for note, with Interest ana trust
y. W DOVE, Auctoneer.
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DIEDMONT AIR LINE.

RICHMOND & DANylLLB NuG0.s
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST I.rIs ..
Ihb SOUTH
PULLMAN sLfEFkls on ALL N..D.
TRAINS.
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CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRlcBiNG.-lt IL
probable that fraudulent elections III GER
tain Southern States, the fraudulent ar
rangement Of Congressional districts IN
these and in Indiana, and the attempt 10
carry through a similar robbery oi NE
people in New Jersey, may lead at me
next session 10 serious consideration oil
the right of Congress To prescribe con.
gressional districts and the manner OF
holding elections for representatives IN
Congress For full century the
power to apporiion the States INTO
congressional districts has been lett
TO State Legislatures, and has been re-
peatedly so abused. especially within me
last few years, that it seems strange the
constitutional power Of Congress over
the matter has not hitherto been eAer-
cised. Though by most voters, possibly
The old custom may be supposed 10 have
originated in a constitutional provision
the fact is thai the constitution from the
first expressly conferred upon Congress
ample power over the whole subject
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TRAINS NoRr3wARD.
'Dsily. tDaiiy except suuouyl.
STOPPING PLACES

STOPPING PLACES
Nos II aud y makes no stops. No % stops
on sigma ~ o3btralla. Ne. ~ sfCps only o'
.snal ut Chester. Sontraiia and Manchester
No. IS sto, on signal at all regular stations.
40. % stops on sigma all regular stations.
aua also at Temples aud Port Nslthall. N0s
81. 5s. 81. and % vii stop AZ all stations Tor
passenRr ;.
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.

On Trains Nos a and % sieepinsc cars he
tween New York and Tampa. fia., wa jae'
sOnyiilol. On Trains Nos. 4, and q sietp
IT,, cars between Wsshin stol and Charles
fr' On Train No = sleeping-Cars hetwen
New York and jacksonville. On Train 10.
sleepng-cars between Washington and
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