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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27

DANyILLE. Va December d. special.
Merchants report the largest hoidal
trade known here tor many years.
There was "a great deal Of drunkenness
and disorder ou the streets Yesterday and
INF night. Henry Browning. cotton
ficiox operative, attacked, u Is alleged
Two -egr6es named Perkins. He gave one
severe beating hut when he attacked the
other. Richard pcrAin-, DE- struck q snag
p.rkin. drew "a revolver and shot ai iao~n.
ing i've times. Three balls took effect ana
browning will probably die. Perkins ieo
and I'm, not Set been captured. There
were several serious cutting scrapes among
negroe. aud the police court Was IN session
ali cay to-day disposing OF ihe cases o.
persOns. mostly negroes, charger VIII
breaking ihe peace.
An unknown tramp was run over ana
Killed lbs a Richmond and Din,iilc freight
main at Reedsliiie just before DAY this
morniug. ON his person were found papers
indicating that his name was W. L. Ihomp
son.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Count de Ia Eoi~sierc's Reply to Ia
IigarO's Article.


Mr.. John 4. Branch. of this city, has re-
cciycd from Count L.. g.. dc Ia B0issierc, the
Paris correspondent of the Iouricr-j oufnal
and the News aud Courier. an article writ
Ten bv him and published ia many Partisan
Journals. i'm reply to the tigafo'r article or
The death of Jefferson Davis. The article
u as follows as translated:
Il read ia the Figaro an article on Gen
cral Jefferson Davis. and am surprised t'
sec that the legend that the states OF IN,
NortA declared war against those OF III,
south a. force them % free the slaves. IL
sin believed to-day. I'm this civil war, tint
question " the liberation Of the slaves was
only "A prcteXt. and a wcll-chosen proieXt
hy which the North made Europe believe
they were PLAYING great role. The truih
il that the manufacturing >tatcs Of tha
Nlrth wished 10 Impose the system of pro
lection on the states ithc south, which were
AT that moment simple producers Of raw
material. and for that reason free traders
Aflcr the victory the COnqucrors fastened
II apply their theories, and "a j. known that
they arc Ia Nieor still. II is very generally
ignored shat the United states are ONLY q
consideration at states completely indc-
pendent Of one another. so Ear as the int.
ri,r administration Is concerned, and that
tbs Congress OF Washington had no au-
thOriti 10 decree the abolition of slavery,
10 which. by the Way. She south would haze
consented il IL had received u iancial com.
fpnsation. the total OF which would Ger
iainl, haze affected the bulge; of The
Initcd states 10 very much less extent
than the cost OF the war. The absolute righl
was then ON the side Of the Southcrners.
"lhe army Of the North was composed
lar.sci, of Herman, and lri>hmen, paid with
ready money. We'll armed. we'll fed, wanting
noihing, ana whose ranks were made np az
fast a. losses occurred. Hut they would
never ha,c terminated the campaign sue
ce~,ially IL The North had moi al the COM
lncuccneni 90 the war seized the fleet and
blOckad,d an the ports OF the South, IN tins
WAY stopping She catfy of supplies 30 a
country which at that time had No work
shops ~ factories.
s.Ihe Southern army, composed Of natives
without bO0,s or equipment. and even with
ont food. ana subject 10 the hard>hips Ol
climate, showed ihe world what peoll e
can do Cor the defence Of its rights and its
INDEPENDENCE. Victory rested 40 often with
General Lee, comnandcr-in-chicf Of Il e
Southern forces, that he bad no cause 10 be
i.aions Of the final success of General
Grtni against his exhausted troops, anu IL
Richmond surrendered IL was Ike Paris. ai-
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ter the Iass crust Of \ compositions called
for forms sake. bread, had been eaten.
mo one in the United states wishes or
even thinks OF the possibility OF separa-
lion. but no one hcsltatcs to render the JUS
tice that II due 20 Jefferson Davis, OF whom
rs Won SAY so well. 'one is Obliged 10 ad-
mirc the energy, whatever one thinks oil the
man.
Like t,amhr't'a NJ fcurs, he did NOT des-
pair until .hc day that il was evident that a
struggle that had lasted four years conid not
Oe continued any longer.
III the South was beaten, II is not France
that should congratulate itself on he iact
for many OF ITS sons In LOUISIANA were
amongst the victims, and, when In her turn
she was crushed by an implaca, rNeiny, u
was not in the North, Init IN The states OF
the South tina, Nance found sympataizers.
10 convince yourself OF this. you have only
20 read what the Count d'lIerisson says ON
the subject in his journal dun ofiicler
dardormance. and what Baron de Mandat
Grmcey saws in his interesting works on
The United states. Believe me, etc.
CourE DELLA BOfssfERE.'
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Two Necks Broken in ncnrico.

Christmas afternoon q little boy named
Melton. who is AGED about thiFi yeats
and lived in llenricO county beyond ihl
northeast limits Of the city, was accident.
ally killed. The family were away aud Oh.
house locked up. The little fellow attempt
ed 10 enter the house through back WIZ
dow. and in deiug so. the window slipped
and in falling caught the boys neck break
ing the spinal column. When The iahii,
arrived al home the little boy was found ia
the window withthe sash ON hi- neck. lh.
nanny Christmas Of ihe family was thu-
suddenly turned into SORROW and Weepine
I'm HenricO. near Inns store. ON thrisi
mas day. a negro man lost his life. lie nae
drank a considerable quantity, and mouni,t
ON a spirited horse which moved Mt rau'
rate. The rider iell from the horses nack
and striking his head against the ground
broke his neck. Ills name was Tom Jones
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Christmas Day a detail Of the minute
men were kept on duty 40 the Ore engine
houses ready Ia respond SO any alarm.
There were five during the day. The ir-.
was 40 1:lg 4. NJ. from box 6S-corncf OBJ
I0wnes and seventeenth. The fire wa, n
the dwelling house Of Mr.. McDonoueh, on
the Fairfield road. Loss. s.. The neAi
was at 1910 Z. NJ. from box -. Mrs. fele-
tcr's stable, SO. bis y street. caught nae
from pop-csackcr. There Was no damage.
The third was at / 80 i. M.-oll east Broau
street A bed in The dwelling Of Mrs. j..
W. Brown was slightly burned by hf'-
cracker. resulting in los ol So.
The fourth occurred ut 800 j M.-N".
30G north ninth street. The roof ot Mary
Allbright's house had caught abiaze from 20
nre-cracker. The last alarm sounded att
lO.20P. VI. at a house ON Cary street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth. The slight
blaze was soon distinguished.
One of the hose carriages Wrenchcd %
wheel. 10 repair which Will cost more than
the damage at al the fires.
There were number of still alarms On
which only one company GOES, and no ger
eral alarm is turned in.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27

BALTIMORE, ND, December 20.-lhe
east-blund passenger train No. q. on the
baltimore and Ohio Railroad. was wrecked
mis- AFTERNOON on the Metropolitan branch
between Dickinson add hanocacy stations,
,lout thirty miles west 81 Washington.
The engine struck a horse al g crossing and
was thrown down "a bank. killing .anyineeI
Reed md badly iujurne firman h.ffiroh'
'rhe trucks were wrenchcd nom under me
uo.tal and baggage cars, AMI ne Two
coaches and the sleeper We're defai1d.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27

Mayor Ellyson Yesterday. IN reply to letter
written by him conveying the recent action
Of the City Council. received very cordial
letter from Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Davis states
that in all probability it will be a year be-
fore the family of Mir. jefferson Davis de-
eide on his final resting place. She writes
that she will be glad 10 see the committee nj
any time. Yesterday morning the Mayor,
President Of the Common Council Camp
bell and President OF the Board Of Alder
men pickerson held "A short conference. Ii
was decided not 10 take any action at pre-
sent.
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A MASSACHUSETTS AFFRAY.
1 Man Shot for Trying to save Ills
Daughter from Life OF shame.

1 Man Shot for Trying to save Ills
Daughter from Life of shame
QUINCY MASS. December 2o.--'Nt -eiii' T.
Weymonth Yesterday. John Mcdonnell. oi
R0rkland. with party Of friends. visited
Inc house Of Samuel ". Meadows and John
!. Bowman. o. obtain possession of Mellon
ncirs liyear-0ld dauehier who was a'-
logged 10 be living with Meadows as house
Keeper and mistress. Admiiiance h'-
ug refused. Mcdonnell attempted Co
forco nm entrance, whergupoa Meadows, al
B0wman's instieati0u. discharged "a shot
sfm zoo Mcdonnell. seriously wounling huh
n the arm and Ar-lsl only tine ,lalihe-
n fhe -hof prevented his being killed out
-irbt NE was taken tO tine hospital ih
Boston. To-day Meadows and Bowman
-yera arraim,i hora. and in default oi
$1,000 each. were committed for eXWnina.
tinn january ifh.
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The Colonial Assembly.

The Colonial Assembly will be held mt
the Theatre ON Wednesday, January -
1890. There will be a reception committee
OF twenNl live ladies, with Mrs. Philip Hax.
all as chairman. and il0Or committee OF
twenty-five gentlemen. with MIR. William
x. Trigg chairman. No pains will be-
spared 10 make /; brilliant and delightful
entertainment The ladies Of the commit
tee wish every one 10 be dressed in tha
st,le prevailing in colonial times, but do
not require representation OF any par,icu-
lar person nor tine expenditure OF any
great amount on the costumes. The cause
"a &c benefited by the ball is one IN appeal
"a every Virginia heart, and II is hoped 1t
viii DC a great success.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27

\ decd Of assignment was recorded in
the clerks Office Of tie Chancery Court yes
terday by NJ. j. Dugan 10 :. Taylor Evans,
trustee. conveying all his stock OF groceries,
fixtures, &c.. in the store NJ. 3ll north
Third street, together with all chooses in ac-
ton. for the benefit Of his creditors. Tic
iir.t-class creditors aye l.. &. Glenn, two
notes. S32S ard $500 respectively, and due
bill for So; Francis busch, f-lo.S5. As
set. not siAlel.
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The Boston Ideals.

Tickets for the engagement of the Boston
Ideal Opera Company will be- placed ou
sale az the Academy II Music this m0rninr
The repertory 10 be played will be- ns fol-
lows: Monday. December 80, Lucia I'll
Iammcrmour:" Tuesday, December g.
~RigOictio." Wednesday fNew Year.
matinee) Der Frcischuiz:" New Year.
night I'll Troyatore," and Thursday night
january >, "Faust."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27

BRAMEYFn.-Iie mt 1919 q. NJ, necem-
b r15fn. $50. Ht tlp residence nerp. rents
No.0s0uth Bclyilere street. ODD me NcNrn'
teenth year of ner age, NAlt1 boltA ltiA'
eldest daughter Of Henry a.. ana lhcfc,'
biaMpNtr.
NE funeral viii tal,o place nom -. NARY
Church AZ q A. 81, TODAY Q'ridayl nocem
Saw brunswick. ". j.. aud Kansas CITY
Mo-. papers VIII please copy
ARCHER Died December 10Th, 1850, %
his residence. so. 20' tas Nliu street, DAB
My WHARTON ARCHER.
Fhe rnefal viii take place THUS frdal
EVENING" $3.50 O'Clock, from 90. James
ftHfrp.
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AT THE CAPITOL.
Little LivcIiness While Legislators are at
Home.

Home.
The same spirit Of silence indicative OF
sunday, was seen at the capitol yesterday.
lust the same as on Christmas day.
Colonel Martin Marye, Auditor, was al
home. hut Z. Lee Moore. his assistant, was at
his desk looking as chippy as new trade
dollar. some of the boys in the office were
iamenting the absence Of Il. ID. Core, the
iauifuAt IN parrO Of the office, and all OF
them were ready to bet that Major A. W
Hartman was enjoying himself in hi.
mountain home.
Colonel Frank G.. Ruilin. the seventy-fom
Of state finance. was over soon in the morn
ing, but later on attended the funeral of hi
old friend, Or. Harris. at DIR. Hoge's
church.
Captain II. T. owen had gone home, and
was. no doubt, ready to take tilt with any
one who didn't understand how the state
debt now stood.
JUDGE Shackleford, Mr.. Ryland and Chase
Morton were paying their usual attention Il
business.
Stripes was there, in the Capitol square
looking at his pets, the squirrels, and h'
corroborated everything Tue links said II
the interview published in its Christmas
number about himself and the squirrels.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27

"Bootlcs' Baby" was presented at ih'
Theatre last nighi. This IS the play tha
held the boards at the Madison->quare The
atrc. New York. for four months, VIII
Kate Claxt0n ia the title role, and for d
time bid fair 20 equal Little Lord fauniie
row" Considering This fact. the lovers o.
the drama awaited its coming with muei
interest. While the play is moi slingoiht
what IFS reputation pOrtcndod. 1T is under.
ABLY strong. and much of the writing }
fresh and original Its chief fault j. ihi
there are too many speaking parts. hul p.
admirably are they blended that OBJ.
fault j. apparent only 10 him who al
WAYS has his eyes open for faults. Ih'
prominent part. Boobies Baby, was eletcri'
PLAYED by two little children >aiiie Loih
ian and Lena Beresiem-One as the iWO-yeaf
old baby. in the first and second act
the other as the seyen-year-0ld giH in GA.
third and fourth. Miss Gabrielle du SAUL
presented the part Of The deserted VIC
With much taste. and Mr. Royal as ih'
yillainOus husband. gave strong ana $40
perbly natural rendition. Nh. tlarenc'
Handy side presented the character oi th'
eood-natured, honorable English gentle
nm IN with am ease and freedom from eos
yeuUouality. TN play will be repeaic'
this evening.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27

The Union Pacific Railway. The over
land Route" has equipped its trains win
dining cars Of the latest PATTERN ANA on liio
after August 18th hoe patrons of iis FAST
trains between Council Bluffs and Denver
and between Council Bluffs and Portland
ore. will bc provided with delicious meal.
the best the market ai0nl-. perfectly serve
no ID cent. each. Pullman p Palace 'Hr COM
nany will have charge of the service on
Inp-p curs.-adY.
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4 CENTS WANTED NEW AND
y wonderful book in both English HNI
German Recent Explorations nnd hiffN-
fures Of stanley Iu fne NNls ni A'f.'t
thrilling accounts 81 hla Journey .'i'-- IN.
Dark Continent over 300 Nu- Du.fil.N.'
A nOuauIa fDr AGENTS. ~Hud 1ucNNIr lNi '"i-
So. Circulars igeH. lNNLANu a. co.. lNi
-tnfe street. Chicago. lIi. Nrl f-HNNn'i '
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Ch0acciy Coalf. Maurice j. Griffin and
wifi, ana James T.. Griffin 60 James Ne.
Nqmara. a.. feet ON east side % seven.
ioenfh street between Darlington and Ven.
ahfe. III. 0u3: Gcor-e Is. Lee 90 John j. Ran.
Lin s4 feet ON east side of Pine street neal
Jj,,lfieo Comty.-lohn Mahouey and
viii. a. Thomas 4. Morris. 81 leel on east
a.da nf Ihirty-tirst street near =, $3.50.
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ca HANDSOME cnN,TNAs

GfO HANDSOME CHRISTMAS
sM-fV GlI l-MJ~ir-HON. Mfl >0ll i0r
$40 Finely inluld. p.n1s twelve roluI. f aifs
two frtt iouej hss nafllHNer .ter inelt.
lirruiar cost 900. Address "eM I-r. ilH
.fi,e.. dtlI-g
WANTED STUDENTS rs SlE-
~ AoDKApHA AAN iAPt-N NllNN-
over $50 sucspsslul nmdunfns cnu insiiif To
fhc thorough nnl practical rnnarirf Of "Ni
tminIus ana iD Uin value nur H''',iiif'
In .,rrfIna good INsffilUf. itfm~ trff fUt-
.onnhIl. MtGfIAI' lOllitl Ot ~lI-
.0GRAplli, IlOunuh NinlN street.
tCl3-Nm
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steamship Crown of Arrlgon Glasgow iof
cotton: steamship nanyiiie. Baltimore, 1872
lurs. steamship Hlcnmond, New lnih, j rn'
M. steamship Charlotte GAM. Nlelc, i'ni'
f.r,t0rs general cIrgI. township AlieelHnN
Parker. providence yla Newport News, So he'
r3l cargo.
SAILED
steamship Allegheny. Baltimore, isfksr
steamship Charlotte, buumuic' Nicklt
Steamship DnnViile l2ith. hiiups. baiu-
more. GENERAL cargo.
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steamship Grfield cl5' hl. Bremen, coaled
steamship N--acoc ,-)il. Liverpool l"ei
chauaisc.
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NyIDEND NOTICE.

Alta meeting of the Bond of directors e."
the Richmond, Ire.oiickelufg lfI Potomac
Hniitotd Company lc.d Aoftmn -V'''
lA1.l- .
"Resolred That DlNfufNp 't iHi.
pTR TfNi. uuon the common rtpifIi s.0r.
oflhfs company and ufon f.Il lIfil.i' lil-
cations he DECLARED lpr the ulll frIf 200 ID q
8Ofh september is-b, PAYABLE on iN' ~ ny
JANUARY, 1880, $50 alt h"idets az i,'
D.cauh . 10th. 1889. from which IIfU % iif
8d DIV off lunuaf, 1880, ihr books N. inta-i.i
shall o. closed j. J.. lt-i''''
drlO-td ii'N
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4 GENERAL MEETING OF III"
y Stockholders Of the
PAMUNKfY NAIL AID lH'oiAA'
COMPANY
Wfu ha held az tnp Office of tie t0mlilf N
Kichmond, Na.at ~ ~. 81 t>hAf 3AN''
AIRY 2.Ih. 1900
~ ''''' sc. PiOnAM. ir,
lel-. I'm N'''".'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-12-27

OFFICE Va. IHF AN MAnfar Isl, Coz.
hIcuNosu, ccemic 2t i--'
.DWIuEND.
Tho fireciois Of this Company Aat' a'
clarcd o.
sEMl-ASNUL DNIpEND OF5 ptNch>h
Free Of Taxi
Payable 90 Stockholders su oni li'i l'''
uaIy "a next.
WILLIAM H. IccANni
dc2f-neW7'r ~r'it '.i.'
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RE-. llt CAM. No :, "
nIcuMoNu, VA. December ~. l-~''
SPECfAL ORnkR 10 80 CON !
\, nAul.. FoU wa .srcul. i, ai lnr ".,,. I
ilau Ills lffiday) 'lDiil. ifc tinn ~"
af 100 O'Clock. a. nlta.c iitN, \. \. q, -,
win Will denver 49, allfsss on tie "N oH. I.
of th, ,,ortL D. an COMRADES age lsquesl 90
10 nline thtlrlady ifleu.s ~ The 'no. iii'H''
OF the camp are ~p ciaii> tn' Yfta
IS order CDltucl 0nnlard q. ..,..t,
J. fAYLoR SrRkrrON. Cap MA .i q A'jui'"''
Il.l- IL
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nsprNE INTELLIGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC. DEC. ~. 1859.
-, ,,,oa. ........... 7;2S Moon sets 1922 m
-, e,S........... 1.5S ia, : ienkih' y" "%"''
eoR Wick ENDING DECEMBtR2S' iSss'
PREDICTED TIME tSfhNDAtbo OF
HIGH TIDE AT
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POM ON RicnNoND. Dacf'mrn 20.

schooner Henry lameycr be3l. hochl .lu
inn. BE- Nrntsnhers. schooner A. o.. lcwIt,
New York. klinitc. Allison 6 Addison.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21
.sas Krs VALUE

All o. Vuur ICTIrURA REhEDIFS give
very goo1 satisfaction. The CCTICURA
[ especially oFtmend for the dis
seases for hich iti used know from
experience Its value nR. II. j. PRATT.
MOI, clio. "a is.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21

Cnas brady, ~omarville, Mass. who
refers ~ Dr.fJ Wood, druggi Il of that
ci.y, cert ifies 70 q wonderful cure ofrua-
ming sore, .lf the neck which had been
treated ~ hospital rhy sicians without
cure aul y Ai"b Welded completely to
the tsrTfCErUk + EMEnIYS
ctass "a IS 'CEs'sEA.
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.sEsS:liI4i ABROAD

Through hOme-returned Norwegian
4 have learned to know your tUTICURA.
which has in short time cured me of an
Eczema that my physit ian's medicines
could noi heal Gil X. HELTZEN.
RERsKn NORWAY. Ace1lturIorretTliny
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21
rnE pogT pow Exs

For sac evervwhere- Price CUTIcURA
the great kin Cure. SOC CUTIcURA SOAP
an exquisite skin Sedutifie- 80. Gun
cuRA REspLvgsr, the new BIZ ,urif1er
81
Potter. Drus. X Chemical &c.
Eeston
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

YNyO CANAL COMPAXY.-Lo.
cation Of principal place of bust
ness, Carson City, Nevada. Location of
works, Owens Valley. Inyo county,
alifarnia-
NOTICE There are Delinquent upon
he following described, STOCK, on &c
t-ou of Assessment Nj, levied on the
Eighth day OF Aug. 1889. the several
mounts SCI opposite u the names 81
The respec'iv SIN 'renolders, AS 10 lows:
simeon Bishop, Certificates No. II. -,
"A AZ ri. 3 IS, ~, 40. Al, AZ. a Al. A. i6, A
AZ 40, so, 81, 81, SO, 81, So, 100 shares each,
$3.50
Name. Cert. Snares- AIN
John White 90 100 ~
And in accordance wi law. ana an
order of the Board of Directors made on
the Sih day Aug. 1889, so many shareS
of eacn parcel of sucn stock as may De
n necessary will be sold at pub ic auction
al tue Office of the Company, al the Bull
lion & Exchange Bank, Southeas cor
ner of Carson and Proc or streets, Car
sop City, Sep. on Thursday, the 70 u
daN of Aug, 1889, at The nour oi
one ~ O'Clock p. VI of said ay, to pay
aid delinquent assessment thereon, 10
gether with costs of advertising ana
expenses of sale.
T.. r. HOFER,
secretary.
Office At the Bullion and Exchange
Bank corner Of Carson and Proctor
streets. Carson City Nevada iuneot
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500 10 $780, " WORKING i s'@ u Ss
Agents preferred who can furnish their own
horses and give their whole time tothe business.
mare moments may be praftably EN- oioyed
-. f.w vacancies in towns and cities. B.
If. JeHssos K Co., lass Main st. hiroinsna'
Iva, nsY'
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StMAWSsTnss!

NciNouS dbu pHN
cal Debility, Seminal Weak mes
Sprematorrha. rrOstatarrhe Emissions
Impotency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline and LO~S OF MANHOOD, in
..ff It's com yritcaftOns. aaH from
mt aver rause prsodHeed. 1t en-
rich and purifies the Blood Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, Ve2roduc-
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties
II stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
upon tn, system, preventing involuntary losses,
facilitating dreams seminal losses with .he
urine, etc, so destructive to mind and body
II is a sure eliminator of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS. II contains nc
injurious ingredients. TO those sufYs.r.
ss2 from Ekse evil eject of youth.
sss. iusfscretioa excess. n speedy
thorough sEsss perm lament CURE
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21

Nv skin Disc Sr. which resisted sew
era pot.u ~ rH-te lies ana other rome
dies al Vised hy physicians, has been
cured b, your CUTICCRA REMEDIES.
They SURPRISED my most sauguine ex.
pectaIions and Ia 1idly effected cure.
!. &. \ RENTRUE,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-09-21

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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1889-01-09

the soil up against the lower edge of the
board, so that light is expelled. The
boards are kept in position by short
blocks notched to fit them and placed
across the top, or any other contrivance
that serves the same purpose. The chief
advantages claimed for this mode over
the old plan of earth bleaching are no rust
in warm, wet seasons, and a saving OF
labor
The old method of drawing the soil up
against the celery gradually until the
bleaching is done, is still practiced by
many farmers. Aplan that has many ad-
vocates among small farmers is that Of
digging trench as deepa the plants and
about one foot wide, and placing the
plants therein, retaining all the soil that
adheres to the roots when they are lifted.
When the trench is packed closely with
plants set in same position as they grew,
a protection of straw, leaves, etc., given
to keep off the MISUNDERSTANDING