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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

rode up by the side Of the Count, w'. M nv
permissio +, and enquired =. n,as ..t,h
"Scoedingly - he exclaimed. u cannon
cxraess my great Joy. was moi ~ All W. 20
n p,ointed in my visit 10 your S,aie. VI
ca,,r.e- / epIo,ed the day yesterday nors
on acco,nt OF the country being so much
more picturesque; but enjoyed to-da,
also because / visited 80 many important
,iaces. The place | enjoyed most during
INV entire trip was Watts farm, wn,cn IL
portion OF the Gaines Mil baitle-neio'
no TROUBLE.
~ soc In THE TIMRs," he continued, "the
,onort of trouble in Portugal. ms -
mistake entirely. | cannot account 'oI ~.
There are some in France who take grea'
Measure in getting such reports IN ,ne
nress. While there is ministerial vr'e'I
An Portugal. there is nothing hke 'n'.
have received no cablegram at aii' IL 10 Il
mere speculation by few men,
RIDE AROUND THE CITY.
This morning the young men in the party
,r,ii tale a ride around the city. Al z;lo
a., the a,ternooa the visitors viii go over 10
re,ersburg. and remain two hours, wnen
Captaip Gordon McCabe VIII sh9" t nu
Count the lines around that CITY. ne VIII
return this evening and spend the hign' a'
the Exchsnge Hotel. , HE
Toward morning the Count and ms
friends will 20 TO Fredericksburg. rom
whence Charlottesville Will ne Vlsiuu'
| TIesday they will leave for Washington,
where a reception will be rendered inc
Count Wednesday.
VISIT GETTYSBURG.
ON the following day no will visit Gettys-
bnrg. returning TO Philadelphia at nighI
where he will be rendered reception. On
The iay following the distinguished French
man will reach New York, where on the
10Th of October, a committee from the Army
OF The Potomac will tender the Count quile
a ROYAL reception. 49,, ,,,o
After this they will visit Niagara and one
ar two Northwestern towns. ON the Isl Oh
| November the Frenchman will bid America
farewell, and he will possess the Wish OF
| mi Americans who have met him tnat ne
NAV have a bon voyage.
Al the Exchange last night the party was
served with the celebrated Virginia drink,
the mint iuep, for the first time: Ihey
were exceedingly well-pleased win tnls
drink. and the Count instructed his chlei
valet 10 learn the art Of mixing this drink
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RIVER VIEW.
The First Car Runs over the New Rail
way Line.

way Line.
The strides which Richmond has made in
the establishment OF street railways within
the last few years is marvellous, yet still
another line has been added to the list.
Yesterday was a gala day for the River
View Railway Company. The line has
been completed and the first car
made several trips yesterdays from River
View 10 the terminus of the road, corner of
Meadow and Ashland streets, where pas
sengers are transferred without extra
charge to the electric line. On the car yes
terday were several members of the COun-
ell, the directors Of the road, and several
visitors. A splendid lunch was served at
River View 10y the road, with cigars and
other things in abundance.
River View is one of Richmond's prettiest
and healthiest suburbs. 1t is west Of the
city, and adjoins Shields Grove Park and
Major DoOley's residence, which is in
course of construction, and will, when COM
pleted. cost 100000. 1t is on Il high pla-
ieau, many feet above the city, and. with
the restrictions on the lots sold, ii is bound
10 be a desirable place of residence. Seve-
raj beautiful houses are already erected,
and others are under contract.
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Imported Dress Serges, JOc.
(0s inches wide. firmly woy' n
Fine French Henriettas, JOc.
(bIacs and newest colorngs)
Finest French Serges, zoe.
tiOlnehas. in newest fall sh1desl
Fancy French Serges, zoe.
lin popular scotch Clan Plaids.)
Silk-Finished Hcnriettas, Zoe.
French effects. reliable quality)
French Armurc Cloth, SOC.
(i2 inches, exquisite cO,crlngs)

Ask for Transfer Card as you enter.
II will save you no end of confusion.
You might also ask the head Of each de-
partment or any of the clerks to show
YOU a list of the goods advertised. We
want you to see that what we advertise
we have. Besides, it is a memory-re-
fresher which may pay you well for the
trouble OF reading. Out-of-towners
who cannot reach us in person would
do well to order as early as possible the
things advertised. We always have
enough of everything we advertise, but
lately business has bulged out so that
we cannot ALWAYS determine what
enough means. Better be on the safe
side and send mail orders early. They
will receive prompt and intelligent at
tention.
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RAISED HIS Eat.

When the Count would meet white man
on the road. he would Immediately don his
hat, regardless OF how poorly the stranger
would be. This would be followed by the
other Frenchmen.
On the road to frayser's farm Whit
locks was passed. When they reached
this place quite a striking scene was pre-
sented. The Count rode up to the blacksmith
shop 70 make inquiries about the road. A
staiwart, typical blacksmith, with his
sinewy btSe arms covered with SCOT, pre-
sented himself, surrounded with about
half dozen gossipers. The scene amused
the Frenchmen very much. To many ques-
lions Of the Count the sturdy smith an
swered very quickly, which gave thorough
knowledge Of the road.
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will not be here TO address them. as was nt
first reported. Some prominent white Re-
publicsns OF the city have written % wash
ineton 10 know II the President would be
here, so that they might prepare to receive
him, and tie reply Is to the effect that he
Will not come.
Governor Mckinney md Mayor Fliyson
have both bern booked 20 address the )iored
people on one Of the days OF the celebration,
but they Informed representative OF Tax
lines yesterday that they had not. given
their consent 20 speak, nor had they any idea
Of doing 60.
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tn Elect "A Princiuaf.

Finance of the City School Board met last
night. 1t was decided to have called
meeting of the Board tomorrow night to
elect a principal for the High School, to ill
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Dir. VIM. A. Bowles. The names prom j.
nently mentioned and IRON among whom
they will likely select man, are Mess rs.
Julian Thomas. Albert ii, Hill, George r..
Perry. and IL. G. Carlton. In the
event that one Of the principals Of
the district schools is elected, then it de-
wolves upon the Board to elect his success
scr in the district school. The committees
were in session until nearly midnight. but
before adjourning they approved the pay
rolls and the monthly accounts.
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rRAYsER's YARN.

Tue ride from this place down TO Fray
ser's farm was made In about half OF an
hour. This country interested the Count
more than any he had passed during the
day. The Glendale cemetery was only a
few hundred yards beyond, and the Count
visited IT, When the visitors arrived the
Count and mis- son, the Duke Of Orleans.
dismounted and registered their names, the
Count signing "Phillippe Comte d Paris"
and the Duke, "Phiilippe, Due d. Orleans"
THE RETURN.
This Was the last point OF interest visited,
and the trip homeward was made Via the
Darbeytown road, reaching the city shortly
after O'Clock. just ~ the horsemen were
entering the city little white boy. who was
sitting upon high fence. took on his hat
whlrlod II around his head thrice, and
shouted, 'sThree cheers for the King Of
France The Count did not notice this, but
lust ~ someone called his attention 10 1t
the little fellow repeated 1t, and the Count
smIled and lined his hat.
o. the return reporter for Tux TINES
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Caused by an Overflow.

A called meeting Of the Committee on
Claims was held Yesterday to consider the
claim Of Mrs. Araminti ;. Barnes, 30l west
Main street. This lady, VINO lives near the
corner of Madison and Main streets.
had her property damaged consider
ably some time since by an overflow OF
a culvert. She claims in her petition that
her house was damaged, and also num-
Der of household effects. The whole dam
age was placed at SAP.
After full discussion Of the case the
committee decided TO recommend that Mrs.
Barnes be allowed 500 by the Council.
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GAMSS & co.
MILLINERY
FANCY GOODS.

Now is the ilor 10 buy "a Bonnet. Hat Cap
on any other kind os hcad-wear, aud ours IS
the place to go am se. them.
Our Millinery Opening WAS pronounced a
success. and we know that 10 be- o fact from
the ladies' themselves. Notwithstanding
the many orders we received the past
few days. w. can accommodate amy ond
all comeIs vino are in need o; a HAT OF Bon
ncI at The shortest possible notice. We
therefore trust 10 have another call from
our friends who kindly paid us visit during
the Opening Days, and We know we can
please them.
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Eayorite Social Club.

The Favorite Social Club has been organ
lied at ia west Marshall street with the fol-
lowing members: Misses Irene Jones, Berta
Parsley, Ruth Harris, Nellie Atkins, Isabella
Atkins, Caddie Bohannop. Carrie Parsley,
Maude Pollard. aud Messrs. Bell, Richardson,
Puller, Epps. Joynes. Thomas and Edward
krouse. Reams. Luck, Hannah. and Hatcher.
Officers were elected as follows: President.
G. T.. Richardson; Vice-President. Miss Ruth
Harris; Treasurer. Miss Bcrta Parsley; Sec
rotary, Miss Isabella Atkins.
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MANCHESTER MATTERS.
Items of Interest From the City on the
other Side of the Bridge.

The October tenn Of the Chesterfield
County Court will begin Tomorrow morn
ing. and will probably continue IN session
two or three days.
Alexander Jones. a small colored boy, was
before the Mayor charged with stealing a
watch. lie was turned over 10 his parents 10
be whipped.
William Crump was fined 81 80 for assault;
Josiah MOsley, another colOred boy, was sent
10 iail for five days IN default OF the payment
OF 81 fine for assault.
a gun exploded Friday in the hands OF Mr.
G. Is Martin, OF HalisbOrO. one niger was
blown entirely OF, and the rest Of his hand
badly lacerated.
he historic old Watkins mill, near Man
chester. on the Petersburg turnpike, VIII De
sold by public auction tomorrow.
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SchnIfz.

Cards are out Tor the marriage OF Mr.. NJ.
r. Richter, editor and owner OF the staatz-
Gazette, OF this city, TO Mss Katie schultz
at It. Johns German church, corner Eighth
and Marshall streets, ut y. NJ.
Rev. +. L.. Mcneil will perform the cere-
mony. The couple will go North on a
bridal tour Immediately alter the marriage.
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The IIu.iings COnrf.

The Hastings Court was engaged yesterday
I'm trying ordinance cases. Joseph liolgraiiz
was fined IS for ObstIucling the street with
building material
] ii. Cox, disOrderly conduct. Fined SO.
Joseph r. Hudson, keeper of Dor room on
Seventeenth street. charged with keeping his
bar.room open on sunday He was fined s25
In the Police Court and the case was appeal
ed to the Hastings Court. Messrs. II. NJ
smith, Jr and samuel Page are counsel for
the accused, and G. V. Meredith viii appear
for the city. In this case there Is a technical
point about the state law AMI city ordinance
Ia reference to liquor-sellng on SundaT. The
case yesterday afternoon was adjourned until
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

Lewis Blair (coloredl became drunk lust
night and proceeded TO have high old Iime
on west BIOad street. lie was arrested by
Policeman {. A. Gibson at the corner OF
Graham and Broad. but at once resisted lha,
officer A struggle ensued, and in the DIFF
ficulty the policeman drew his pistol and
fired. The bullet struck the negro in the leg
lust above the ankle, INJECTING a small
wound. He was taken 10 the pOlice-statlon
and bailed for his appearance at the oliC o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
Song Service.

The Sunday school song service at the
Broad-Street Methodist church last night
was largely attended and greatly enjoyed
by all present. Mr. Slower, with the cornet
and his assistants from the Amateur Or
chestra, and Miss IlermOny at the organ,
accompanied the youthful songsters most
acceptably. This sunday school Is noted
for IFS pretty music.
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Pardoned by the Governor.

John Turner was yesterday psrdoned by
Governor Mckinney. lie Is "A convict at the
penitentiary. and was serving term OF nve
wears for highway robbery. The pardon was
granted upon the recommendation Of the
surgeon OF the penitontiary, who stated that
Turner Is In the last stages of consumption.
The pardon was also recommended by the
Judge and Common wealth's attorney Of
Montgomery.
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The Chancefy Court.

In the Chancery Cour yesterday, on motion
of susan - Walters, by counsel, the estate Of
Robert A. Payne, deceased. was delivered 10
the sheriff for administration.
NJ NJ Gillian, Esq, argued the Bette
Thomas Lewis case before Judge ieake yes
terday IL will be fully three weeks before
decision Is delivered In the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12

The address Of Messrs. \. j. Bradley ~
Co., agents for the SOuthside Land aud I'm
prOyement Company woodland lleiehts)
Is Leader building, Manchester, Va. 'PIOne
1912 "a.
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ronnnd steel Congress.

Commissioners Thomas Whitehead has
been invited TO be one Of the committee to
accompany the delegates Of the Iron and
steel Congress in their tour of inspection
through Virginia.
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A Young Man in Trouble.

8Cornelius Cleary. young white man, wa
arrested yesterd y charged with uniawfuily
unlocking the money drawer OF James h.
Kelley, and taking from IL ten dollar goiu
niece lie was taken 10 the Third police
tation and bailci for his appearance al the
Police Court tomorrow morning.
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Many XisitOrs.

Among the visitors at the Capitol yester-
day were X. =. Ryland. treasurer King
Will I'M county; NJ. r. swami, treasurer
Powhatan county; George Il. Cole. Henrico;
Thomas Is. Dunn and X. X. Home, Of Han
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
rne PRESIDENTS TRAIN
The Party Divided Private Secretary
ualford Gets Left.

Sr. LOUIS. Mo-, Oct. 1.-THE President
arrived in st. Louis at . O'Clock this morn
Ing. The departure from Kansas City last
uIglt was mar 81 by stupid piece Of mis-
management. which came very near divid-
ipg The distinguished party into sections.
The President was in the first carriage That
drove ffcm the Commercial Club reception
tO the Board OF Trade at the station. seye-
raj members ofhis party had not attended the
reception. and they were on the ear await
inc his coming. Others OF the party, among
them Private Secretary lialfori, were IN the
carriages behind that OF the President. AS
the President and secretary Tracy mounted
the stems Of the Haslemere, the DIVISION
.uperintendent of the Wabash gave the
signal for the train 10 start. and, before The
President was fairly on the platform OF the
car the train was moving through the rail-
road ward on its way 10 ST. Louis. Mr.. Hal
ford's absence was noticed before the train
had gone far, and the President called,
..stop this train" The Presidents colored
valet. Charlie Las.er, jumped Tor
the bell rope and hung on
10 st. but the train kept right on. The
hell rope was apparently not connected.
Mr.. Bishop ran forward into superinien-
dent McGee's ear and pulled the rope there
again without result. IL was not until the
bell rope i'm the third ear was pulled tnat
the train was stopped. II was then backed
into the station and the rest OF the party
was taken aboard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-12
Brick WoFk Finished

Beyeridge Il Powers. brick contractors
finished work to-day on The TINES build,
ing. They laid nearly 100000 bricks inside
of five weeks at an elevation Of over sixty
feet from the ground.
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Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday only
one small suit was instituted This was by
w. r.. Joyner against NJ. r.. Bradley. Mrs u.
Felthouse and Is. Felthouse. An action OF
detf for SPA.
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Mrs. }. =. Chase will take orders for
Corsets, Corset Waists, and Shoulder
Braces, made 10 measure only. Fit guaran-
tced. Call or address at -. claire Hotel.
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sale Of Lots at West Clifton FORGE Octc-
her lJlh.-Spccial rates for round trip.
See adNerli semlnt In uLher cOlumm.
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. =. 49,. - --y-.----s------,-->
M:Ag. 4 XkoSaS.
INTERESTING STORE NEWS
TEE CONIsG v EEK!
Cloaks, Capes, Jackets,
AND
DRESS GOODSl

Tomorrow we take.up the running
where we left off Saturday. No special
interest for you TO know that we were
crowded all this week none whatever;
but it will interest you to know that we
open very many novelties, notably IN
our Cloak Department, which will
tickle the toughest fancy. Down in
this latitude, where yivaciOus Virgin
ians will not be bundled up and buried
in cumbersome oyer-garments, we rath-
er make point Of picking up what Is
prettiest than piling up, for the sole
delectation of hannel-mouthed moths.
Lake Superior styles that suit rather
the Italian peanut-yendsr than the
Richmond belle No grandmother gar.
ments doing duty on our counters.
We buy only what we can sell at sight
Price is a secondary consideration with
US in Capes and Cloaks. We get just
what our trade calls for-desirabllity
having the floor every time. Thus
equipped we stand on the threshold Of
Mr.. John Frost-all ready to walk in.
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sale OF Lots at West clifton Forge, Octo-
Der l5lh.-Spccial rates for round trip.
see advertisement in other column.
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nnnl Olnlmenl Cnre. An lain DI.ease

READ the advertisement in to-day's TINES
OF Jackson Brandt n co.
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-IIAVE you read the advertisement in to-
DAYS TnIEs Of Jackson Brandt * Co.
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PORT or NEWPORT NEWS, OCTOBER 10
ARRIVED.
steamship Wyanoke, Richmond. and sailed
for New York. merchandise; schooner A.
wilt, Norfolk. 10 load coal.
SAILED.
steamship Juno. Grimm, coaled; steamship
Mariana Hamburg. coaled: steamship
Phoenix, Marsaiis. coaled steamship orion.
Boston, Goa.
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upon us. But the dumping is only in
dicatve of the demand, the demand Of
the styie. quality, tone, and iO'c price
Opening this week special line Of i'm
ported stuGs that will bring COMPETE
ton to "a stand-stlll, we have only room
for few specimens here, but the few
represent a great many of equal value.
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d. roR 1NpIANArOLIs.

shortly after II O'Clock the Presidents
tram left for indianapolis, where they VIII
arrive ut about o'clock tomorrow morn
ine. The presidential party will take pos
session Cf the IIaslemero at . O'Clock Mon
day morning on their way East over the
Big .four.
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HAVE YOU read the advertisement in to-
DAYS TINES Of Jackson Brandt n Co.
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HAVE you read the advertisement In 10.
days TINS Of Jackson Brandt a Co.
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HAVE YOU read the advertisement in TO
DAVIS TIMES Of jackson Brand, y Co.
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HAVE you read the advertisement in to-
DAYS ZINES Of Jackson Brandt ~ Co.
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roRr oF NlcnMoND. ocronea 10.

steamship city Of Atlanta, Dole, from New
York with general cargo; steamship Char
lOtte, Nickle, from Baltimore with general
cargo.
SAILED.
steamship CITY of Atlanta. Dole. for New
York with general cargo; steamship Char
Iotte. Nicklc, for Baltimore with general
cargo.
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This house contains rooms. ntfed mp very
nicely, with ali modern improvements, and
Is in perfect order. There Is a detached brick
kitchen with rooms, also LOB gOOi condition.
The location is very convenient 90 business,
churches, and maik ei. which make, iris t
very desirable home. and the ue'ghDpthood
is lrst-claSs In every ttsi e't.
II Is rarely sucn n snug home Is offered at
auction, and PARTIES desiring such should nO
lose THIS opportunity; Oi u villa rove good
Investment, rs 10 will rent Ieallly 10 good
tenant az pas ing pre-.
Term: Accommodating and an Ounced a.
safe. II B. CIAtfIN & co.
Cci2 a Auciioutrfs.
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THE TRIP MAY BE SHORTENED.

The President received a telegram this
morning saying that Justice Miller was in
a dangerous condition, and that his death
was expected at any time. II Justice Mil
Ter shouln die. the programme for Monday
will probably be abandoned. and the Presi-
dent will return direct to Washington from
Indianapolis.
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un r.sCs.-..........G 10 Moon rises. 1853 A NJ.
un 5ois.-...........5 b Day : length. llh22m.
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HAVE you read the advertisement in to-
DAYS TIMES OF jackson Brandt ~ Co.
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Corset. Made 10 Mea.ure.

READ the advertisement in to-day's TIMES
Of Jackson Brandt Il Co.
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Opal Ointment Cures All skin Diseases
Such Is Pimplcs. Eczema, BARRIERS
Itch, etc. II sofens the skin and leaves it
clean and healthy. Try il. Price 2jc. at
druggists.
TUE OPAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.
i. .. Box, pos. Richmond, "A.
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Have YOU read the advertisement in to-
day's TINES of jackson Brandt Il Co.
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INTERESTING STORY
OF
NOVELTY DRESS GOODS.

Tn is is.
after all. the
back bone of
our business
the Bone
a II q muscle
and marrow.
Never co m
plete! T h e
good things of
y sterd ay
step aside for
the novelties
Of for
there's hardly
a truck or ex-
press wagon
/ h a { comes
along Broad
street I IA a [
does not dump
q case of some.
J. 81 ~ Uglg
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THE MECHANIC

will find at this $40 SALE Good, Durable,
and Neat ATWOOD Cashmere Sack or
Frock suits-also Gr,t-class Beaver. Che
yiot. Melton, or Chinchilla Oycrcoats.
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The Duke of Orleans could not use his
Kodak on this trip to any success, owing 10
the clouds preventing the sunshine which
is necessary In the photograph.
The next place to be visited was fraysers
farm. A distance OF eighteen miles had
been made already, and the horse men
showed signs Of stiffness, excep~the Count,
who did not seem 10 feel the slightest degree
OF fatigue. One Of the Frenchmen re-
marked. "rhe Prince never gets tired. lie
is 30 strong. lie can ride all the time"
shortly AFTER O'Clock the ride TO frayser's
farm "A "a commenced.
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ua W. FIX ENDING OCTOBER Is. 1890,
PKEDlCIED TINE STANDARD OF
HIGH TIDE AT
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WEATHER FORECAST.

- WAsnINGTON, ID. G., oct. 1l.-FOrc-
$500, cast frr Virginia: Fair weather; south
fAlR lerly winds; slightly warmer.
'' For Non tn carolina: Fair weather;
slightly warmer
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READ the advertisement in to-day's TiMEs
OF Jackson Brandt 4 Co.