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a suggestion that should not be lost on
Congress. Let US have commercial In.
dependence. ..,, ~ ~ HI
lone and That SORT d Thlnz.

Tho enterprising American who had
charge Of tho corn kitchen at the Paris
Exposition is going to remove his outfit
10 Edinburgh in tho hope OF inducing
tho Inhabitants Of the Land O. Cakes
into the mystical delights Of the tooth
some table products Of American corn.
Tho possible effects on the sturdy
Scotch character Of liberal indulgencein
American corn meal opens to a lively
Imagination boundless field Of specu'
lation. 1t ia, however, by no means a
certainty that tho Scotch will develop
tho talent necessary to the production Of
these triumphs In corn meal which have
made the American "aunty" the envy OF
her white sister in her own country.
There is something in mixing your
meal and everything in bakingit. What
would your corn pone be without the
familiarimprint Of your 'aunty's' fingers
burnt into its back and It's iront2 Who
but she knows just when and how to
give tho Johnny cake-that honeiy tri'
umph OF tho culinary art--just the right
turn at just the right timo2 Who but
she has fathomed tho mysteries Of hoe
cake and ash cake2 10. pra.
There may be better things to eat in
this wide world, but who that has ap.
preached them with a good conscience
aud plenty Of good rich pot liquor to dip
them in will willingly admit that any
thing could appeal moro eloquently to
the refined taste or rest more comforta'
bly, on tho cultivated stomach? The
dying anchorite" wo read about would
probably have been living now he had
fortified, 1.-THE inner man with pone some
OF It's kin. ..l.EN tl5... ..iu
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BAD blood causes dyspepsia and dys.
pepsia reacts by causing bad blood. So
both 60 on, growing worse, until the
whole system is poisoned. The surest
means Of relief for the victim is thor
oouHh and persistent course Of Ayers
sarsaparilla, tsr x , paw
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.
a iFnc''cn' lesson in Political Economy.
ooo" 'Sn IS m essential ingredient in
.''o 'n"n'li'c,ufe OF glass. The supply
IN siSht would probably last the indus
tries III .''ls country which use it not
longer IMAM three months. Under e1.
's'ihe !af'n laws It has been found i'm
possible 10 onllu up in tho United
states an a'kall industry OF any com.
merc'"1 Importance. Foreign manufac.
t"rets aro rel. fel'eu on Tor tho supply for
Tue American market. .. zr.rNl
Inc new York agents OF the English
manufacturers notlly the Wheeling glass
houses that 1t is impossible to ship
a'ka'i from 70 Liverpool any port, owing
10 INC STRIKE taking place among the dock
l"oorerS at Liverpool, and a strike Of the
GOLFERS is ordered for the 10th inst,
lwhlch Is Tomorrow Until this
trouble rs over, Of course We cannot de.
hVer goods on our contracts, as it is a
contingency beyond our control. We
deem 1t desirable to notify you, so that
yon may protect yourselves if possible"
This is an instructive state Of affairs.
l'olltlcaIly independent We are depend.
ent Tor important supplies upon labor
conditions on the other side Of the
ocean, where, in spite Of the blessings Of
Free Trade, labor and capital are dead.
locked at tho coal mine and at the port
OF sh'pment-at the beginning and at
the end. ..
Without alkall our glass houses must
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TIE Council handled very daintily
tho matter Of tho borrowed gas pipe.
What is the matter with tho Councils
nerve, anyhow?
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Superintendent Darra, and the Cisy's Pipe.
Tho people Of Wheeling are indebted
10 Superintendent Darrah Of tho Gas
Works for uncovering tho long line Of
pipe which Mr.. Seeley, when he was
President Of the Gas Board, borrowed"
from the works. But Mr.. Darrah is
under great Misrepresentation in regard
10 this matter. He does not realize that
he as we'll as Mr.. Seeley is deserving OF
censure.
What right had ho to lend the city's
Pipe to anybody? The case is made no
better because tho borrower was the
President Of the Board which had given
Mr.. Darrah his position. It does not
matter that he may have feared to dis
please one who had given and might
take away. If he had appreciated his
duty as n public servant he would have
declined to permit the removal of the
pipe. II he had done SO Mr.. Seeley
would not have removed the Pipe by
force, and he would have been very slow
to remove Mr.. Darrah after such a re-
fusal. Mr.. seeley is politician, and lie
would have kept his mouth shut on that
subject. ts,l{ 1-..@ rs -
Mr.. iDarrah's responsibility was not
ended when Mr.. seeley gothic pipe. As
Superintendent Of the Gas Works, hay
ing the pipe in his custody, Mr.. Darrah
should have reported promptly to the
Gas Truatces that Mr.. Seeley was Dor
rowing large quantities Of Pipe bought
with the funds Of the Board.
The fact that Mr.. Seeley was a mem
Der OF the Board had nothing to do with
the case. He did not get the pipe in his
official capacity. He got it us Oscar
seeley, plumber. Mr.. Darrah under
stood this as well as Mr.. Seeley did. Mr..
Darrah seems to have kept the secret for
moro than two years. Why did lie do
this? Ns5-t'.s s.'s'--l's -
The answer to this question is more
imortant than any reason that may be
assigned for letting the cat out Of the
bag at this time, Mr.. Darrah has made
it plain that he is not, a proper man to
DC Superintendent of the Gas Works:
The Gas Trustees should make haste 10
find another. .t'.'' - = ',''l''
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It ID not generally known that Rev.
Lorimer, the Chicago divine, changed
his profession and became a Christian in
this city. When ayoung man Rev. Lor-
inner was an actor, and angood one, too.
Many years ago he was filling an en-
gaGement in the old Louisville Theatre.
One Sunday morning he dropped In at
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For sale by, Logan Drug Co., bridge
orner druggists, Wheeling, W. Va. 5,I
FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KIlxE's
GREAT NERVE REsyoREa. No Fits after
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
lse and s. 90 trial bottle FREQ to Fit cases,
Send TO Dr.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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Grape Vines for Spring Of 1890.

so Varieties OF the Best Old and New Crane,
Grown in this Country. 20 Concord, Ives, Hart.
champion, Alva, Agawsm, seneea, Salem,
Goethe. or Warden's, for 81 O0. 10 PocklIngton,
Jefferson, Lady, Telegraph, Barry. Wilder, Dela.
ware, Brighton or Duchess, for 81 o.. 6 Niagara,
Moorel Early or Empire State: for 81 o., In col
class, and very low by the 100 or 1910. :.
strawberries In great variety. including latest
novelties: Very low In large quantities. Also
Raspberrics, Blnckbcrrics, Currants and Coos.
small fruits are requested 10 send list OF what
they want, to DO priced; before ordering else.
where. Address, W.M. DUNLAP, =
fe4 .'r. THr' -.'-'t-i West Alexander Pa i
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TIE Register looks bright in It's new
spring suit. 1t may DO observed that
tho Wheeling newspapers arc holding
up their end OF the town. .wa
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Secd n Tulk from n Newspaper Man,

Bc.Ion Le'a'd. N'a
The students at Harvard are 10 hear
talks rs to the choice OF n profession.
It would be wisdom Oh the part OF many
Of them to give up the idea Of adopting
a profession" aud learn trade. :
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benjamin FrnnklIn's Monument.

Nc,c 0rlean, Picayune. s.5E Fl, - :1 .
Benjamin Franklin's economy is So
we'll remembered that the Government
always keeps his head on a one cent
stamp. u-ar-.g isr ~ 'ssJEe ~ 5
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General Notices,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
IN HARD WOOD FINISHING,

NOTIUE TO THE PUBLIC.
IN HARD WOOD FINISHING.
Having had fifteen years experience asa pmc.
tical furniture fnishtr, l am now prepared to
finish all kinds Of hard wood or limitations,
either In furniture or hurd wood finishes oil
houses. Persons Interested In building or re.
Special attention given to rcilnshing Mi klndt
Of office and barroom fixtures aud household
furniture. refer 10 the following well known
business men, by permission: Klcyls, Kraft &
Co., Iel.1, Fading g Co., q; McndGl \ Co., frcw
Cigar Store, l. @. dillon 4 Co., George Dust,
Henry Bonueborn, City Bank aud schcnk 4 Son.
a nr''r 07s J. o. SIiENERLElN,
Of!lce ana finishing room In Bclt2, Finding &
Co.'s building, corner Nineteenth aud Eoif
Streets. Residence. 200, Eoir Street. fec MwAp
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WHEELING, MARCH Ii, 1890.

(En,ctcd al tho post0Nicc Of Wheeling, ". Vs.,
ns scpDnd.clAts matter.
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Improvement of West vlrglnin lsivers.

Improvement OF West Virginia Rivera.
Tho Big Sandy river drains large and
important partoi Kentucky and the rap.
idly developing West Virginia counties
OF Wayne, Logan, Wyoming and Nc
Dowell, 4 region exceptionally rich in
coal and timber Of great variety and
steadily approaching value. OF this
river and its relation TO tho territory it
drains the Chief Engineer says in re.
port to the House Committee on Rivers
and Harbors: .".' wax .''.'
have no hesitation In say lug that this river Is
worthy OF improvement, Toe ouly way Of secur-
lug d sufficient depth Of water for purposes OF
navigation Is 10 cAuAll1e the river and its forks
by means locks aud GImS. est eciAlly for nnyi.
gniion by coal bar.es. The commerce OF these
sticamsa at present Is no criterion OF what It may
be should continuous communication with the
Ohio be established, ami, while not prepared to
recommend the expensive method Of Improve.
mcnt BY movable dams. hAvo no hesitation In
recommending the esnaitlatton by locks md
liked dams OF jhc Biz Sandy and It's forks 10 an
extent sufficient to reach well into the con fields
Of the latter. The country tributary 10 tho Zig
Sandy aud Its forks contains extensive fields oi
.o"t tt1a noa' "HSi hHS s3sseA Oh naSiShN0h iUf
these streams mtist have special reference 10
tlclr transportation, more especial tho former.
The opening OF navigation Ms indicated would
serve 10 develop extensive coal fields. Tho cost
of the Improvement would DO S'.S96557. =
The estimated cost OF the improve
ment would be small as compared with
the shipments that would thus find their
way to market to the advantage OF ship
pcrs and consumers. What tho Kama
wha improvement has done for one part
OF the State the Big Sandy improvement
would do for richer region shared by
two States. H., jloh
: In addition to the improved river the
Kanawha Valley has two railroads, one
OF them reaching from the Atlantic to
the Pacific and to the Gulf OF Mexico.
yet the river is the life ofthat valley. So
it would be in tho valley OF the Big
Sandy. f,a1F ffg.s. "a, D.
The GuyandoIte is another river that
should be improved, cay as far up as
Logan Court House; and the Mononra.
hela improvement should DO extended
Mt an early day az far as Fairmont. Rail-
roads perform useful service, but we
cannot afford to allow our great water
ways to run wasteiully to the sen. }fiG
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For Rent.
Stockholders Meetings.

NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE WHEEL
IN ING, wELISBURG 4 STATE LINE RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, Wellsbusg, ". W., January
Wheeling, Welsburg Il State Limo Railroad
Company will be held ut the general office OF tho
Company, Hudson House. wellsburg, ". Va,
on Thursday, March 70. 1850. Mt 2 o'clock p. M,
consolidation and merger OF this company with
the Pittsburgh. Cannonsburg & State Line Rail-
road Company. and to vote upon the acceptance
or rejection OF the same. by order OF the Board
Of Directors. A. D: PAUL. Secretary Wheeling
Wellsburg 4 State Llne Railroad Co. jal6
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

The New York Stars "Man About
Town" tells the following story:
"Aliss. you can't bring dogs into the
car" said Third avenue conductor to a
young woman who tenderly held a wrig-
Cling little object wrapped pin a shawl.
Tain't a dog snapped the young
woman, aud the discounted conductor
retreated 20 the rear platform amid a
general titier lie studied the case for a
few minutes and then returning 10 the
young woman said: "Miss, you can't
bring cats IN neither"
'Tain't acat, said the young womani
cts q rabbit and the long ears emerged
i'm confirmation Of her assertion.
40 this the conductor looked puzzled
for "a moment and then said: "Well,
that's accordin' 10 the rules of this COM
pany Dogs is dogs and cats is dogs,
bat rabbits is insects, so you can stay"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
EXPENSIVE DRUGS.

A bottle Of anemonia containing. three and
three-quarter ounces is valued at Sl9l45.
A five ounce bottle Of cotoin, called "truc
cotoin, costs about $40 an ounce.
A bottle Of cantharadin crystals, the old
time blister in a new form, is valued at Sl45.
Thirteen ounces of papayolin, used as a
solvent for the diphtheric membrane, costs
Sls95S
There are thirteen different preparations
Of caffeine in small bottles at from Sl0 to So,
a bottle
Digitalin Germaine, apowder used TO &C..
crease the action of the heart costs about
S7Oa pound
Cocaine is rather am expensive drug a
bottle containing about four pounds was
valued at $40.
Codeine phosphate is a preparation OF NOR
phine used 20 produce sleep. A fifteen ounc
bottle Of il is valued at Sl35
An ounce Of hyoscine hydobromate crystals
costs 81 1850 and nine and half ounces
Of hyoscyamIne alkaloid costs 81 400.
Papayerine alkaloid, q vegetable pepsin OF
digestive juice, found IN the melon tree Do
tropical America, costs about sl2O a pound.
Elaterin crystals, prepared from tue South
American Indian arrow, a poison used as a
medicine in lockjaw and hydrophobiai costs
So an ounce.
Hom-atropine hydrobromate cryst is
very costly drug. One bottle containing SIX
rounds is valued at $4,000, or at the rate of
e., 100 a pound.
A small bottle Of chelidonine alkaloid CON
tanning three ounces, made from tetterworti
used in skin diseases and scrotula and dropsy,
is valued 40 as.
A bottle Of aconitine alkaloid, an amor
phous powder from aconitum napellns, pro
duced from monkshood or wolfsbane, con
tanning aboat three pounds, is valued at
$50 20.
Among costly drugs are angaricin' ~
ounces. 1919; colocynthin, 81 ounces
sll475: conlmo hydrochlorate, ~ ounces
SOS 43; cyclamin, 81 ounces, $54Oi; digi
toxin. ~ ounces, ISL 40; gentism, Is ounces.
sol IS: heliotropin, g ounces S6l.25' hydras
tine hydrochlorate, o. ounces S9ASO.--Ne"
XorE Sun
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HE LIKED TO FISH.
And lie Could DO That whether lie
Caught Anything or MT.

lie was a man Of years, old. erizzled.
gray. lie sat upon a stringpiece at pier
g, North river, dangling his rusty boots
over the water and watching the eddies
curl about his line as the tide PLAYED
with his hook and bait. The air was
cold and damp about him. The string
piece was cold and damp beneath him.
Pvt he was the picture Of comfort none
the less. An ancient pipe stained black
with NICOTINE warmed his nose and radi-
ated comfort thence over his entire sys-
tenn. The month might be January to
the rest of mankind, but it was June to
him.
"Any lucki7 I asked, drawn to the
lone angler by the cords Of human SYM
pathy.
"Naw." he said. The answer was not
gruG nor churlish, but simply a state
meut Of fact in one syllable.
ono bitesf"
"Nary."
Expect any;"
"Naw."
Fish ever bite at this time Of Year,"
"Nover'
"Did anybody ever catch fish Off this
pier at any time Of Year,
81 don't expect they ever did"
"Well, in the name Of goodness will
you kindly tell me why you are wasting
your time fishing here on a cold, damp
day like this;'
Cause l likes to fish. New York
Herald
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Comets, doubtless, answer some wise
and good purpose-so do women; comets
are beautiful and eccentric-so are wo-
men; comets shine with peculiar splen-
dor, bat at night appear most brilliant -
so do women; comets confound the m0at
learned when they attempt TO ascertain
their nature-so do women. So comets
and women are closely analogous, but
the nature of each being inscrutable all
that remains for as to do is to view with
admiration the one and with alteration
the othcr-London Iit-Bils.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
DAUGHTERS OF EVE.

Mrs. Harrison is a most economical dresser
Patti has been on the stage since the year
1850. when as a child Of years Of age she ap
peayed in New York city.
Tho sisters Of Charles Dickens place
wreath OF holly upon his tomb in Westinin'
ltcr abbey at every Christmastide.
Mrs. Cox, widow OF the late 5. 5. Cox ha'
returned 70 the sultan Of Turkey the Orders
and decorations which that genial potentate
conferred upon her late husband.
Pundita Ramabai's saradasadan has at
present twenty five pupils, Of whom twelve
are boardcrs or the twelve boarders, SIX
are widows, three married and three IN
married girls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16
THE EIGHT STAGES.

Onb a baby
Kissed end carcsscd.
Gently held TO q mothers breast
Only chilli
ToilNne alone.
Frightening now lis happy home.
Oniy a boy.
Tudc.ns 90 school
Governed now by a scrncr nilc.
only youth.
Living ln dreams.
Tun 81 promise ne now seems
only man.
Battling with life.
Shared Bro now hy loving wlfe
Only a father
ruricncl With care,
Silver threads ga DARK brown hair.
ONLY gray
Toliiing again.
Growing old and fur OF pain.
Oaga mound.
OfrEronn with grass
Dreams unrcahzcd- rest 90 last
Boston Traveller
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

She ordered a fowl for q grand dinner
and made the cook bring his purchase for
her inspection. She examined it, tossed
her head discontentedly, and said: "lt is
a poor looking thing" ooh, mum,' said
the cook, "whon it is fixed up with
trufllcs it will look entirely different.
just like when you put on your dia-
monds, mum. San Francisco Wasp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

A physician received late one evening
note from three Of his fellow practi-
TONERS: "Plcase step over 10 the club and
Join us no rubber of whist"
Emile, dear" he said TO his wife,
"here j ann called away again; it appears
10 be q difficult case; there are three
other doctors on the spot already. -
Lustigc Blaetter.
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FROM RICHMOND.


By virtue of q deed OF trust from Alcxys
*. Nc'torOWitsch, dated March 9th, ls.-.
aud recorded ln the clerks office Of GOoch-
land County Court. boo ID. b. i6 page 526
and 40 the request of The beneficiary. -
default having been made in the payment of
certain notes, therein secured, viii sell ~
public auction, On the premises,
OS THE lsTH DAY OF APRIL. 1890. Ar12M.
.he valuable tract Of land described ia said
deed as being the same land conveyed 90 me
said AleNys X. NcstOiOWilsch BY deed
even date WITH above trust deed from A. VI.
seldom
Tie dwelling is q large double brick one.
with about twenty rooms. occupying con-
handing sito ON beautiful HILL overlooking
me valley Of the James river and Is sur
rounded by very handsome shade. THIS
dwelling was built 40 "a cost OF $4,000. and
$1,000 las recently been spent ln painting,
lrescClug, and otherwise bcIuufylug DO, MAX
ing it very handsome. There is one %. the
handsomesf ornamental gardens in the state
adjoining the yard There are also ample
servants houses and rrm buildings. thus
making this one of the hHudHOmc6t mod most
desirable country seats Iu the Stale N Nlr-
linia. the farm being highly improved. well
fenced anu Walciei, Win many acres OF ilch
alluvlal James river l.w. grounds. It's neal
ness iu railroad enables owner 10 i've ON N
and DO business boo the city of Richmond.
TERMS: Cash enough iO pay an expenses 81
sale and OF this trust, and 10 pay OF and dis
charge TWO notes now past due, one Tor 3d.
i0o.4j, with interest from December 3lsi
i-eo. and the other for s3,2l5.l3. with inter
EST from December 3lst. 1850. till pail and
u The residue, t3.3-O.l3, TO Doe paid ON the
}lsi of December. 1890 ,3503l3 on 3lst of
December 1891. e3.434-l3 ON THE 3ist Dee
'embcr. l~O2. aud e8.91 .13 tO be paid On the
list December, l~g3. and the residue upon
such iefms as shall Doe announced at sale.
ihe purchaser fO receive "a deed and 10 give
l decd OF trust Gao secure The unpaid pur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Two friends meet.
GLOW is it, Vladimir. you pass all your
evenings at the widow KS house:'
81 ann in love, my dear fellow
"Then marry her.
"Ah. but then where shall l pass my
evenings Transatlantic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

4 Disturbed Keyerie.
Loves a tender flower that blooms
GLOW my corns are hurting med
Only once and then consumes
All the hearts vitality.
Love may bring us veal or woe,
Sun or shadow, peace or pain.
(Onch, C0nfouni that little toe.
Guess 10 must bee going % rain)
When within the trusting heart
Loves pure bud OF hope IS oorn'
Il becomes Of life a part.
(Shades Of Pluto what a corn)
Under son and sunny skies
(Guess my shoes are rather tight
Though got the largest size)
IL viii blossom glad and bright.
But a cloud u doubt o'erhead
Alliis fair unfolding stunts
II must VISIT Love lives dead.
a chir0podist 40 onsrJ
Chicago Herald.
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rnrlsDAY. MAncn 2orn. lsoO.

II 10 A.. ~. tine STOCK AND FIXTURES oil
rumU uud Cox. consisting ~ "a choice and
select stock OF WHISKY BRANDY, Gl
RUNS. WINES. CHAMpA6Nr-. tOHDlALS
iIGAit-, etc.. ETC., embracing the following
weN-kn0Wu aud established brands ol
'iGARS---tO Wlt. Marie NntOinette. hamil-
.nn. Villa Clara. NcW Wcst-fud. MOnOgr im
famcI's Choice. Banner ll'Qtot, Lots, and
other choice brands. ana the following
brands of CHOICE WNi-kl-: Roanoke
'rcgm of Anderson. ola friValc stock Pow
r1ian Club. Imported irish ana Scoicn
Whiskys, etc;
FRENCH BRANDY:
HOCHLEIMfR. >tIHSltINtR&L AUB BEN
HEINZ ElAIlOhItD KLINE VINE
/ case lMrOhTtD ~I.JiLlEt aud other
FINE WINES. too numerous to mentions
I0f IMPORTED g.. N G.. GlN6E y ALE;
1 Dot EXpOal and lMlOkTtD LAGER
srNTDGrrNT. CuAsTRAUsr. vBR.
MOUTH. and other LOU EtIS;
lOOuO OnssoItfd NEM DDNk~.
HIn IMPROVED COKklNG AND CAP
PING MACHINE;
HALLS NIW lhOI ~AFE,
FINE no $ . and al CANT new city mhdt
ItL.NEHi WAGON AND HARNESS
IITNH FAST MaKL-youne, sound ana re'
fpiiiihtiON ANDHARNts good as new;
NICKEL SHOWCASE AND tOJ eIEk;
five sci OF COPPER MEASURES AM
TUNNELS:
GEOFFICE-STOVE, &c.
ilc Iflde ore particularly invited to at
end tins sale. All of the goods ale new ane
elected with great care. Families dvsifln-
.uch goods as are herein enumerated viii d'
TERMS. Atsa'e. wBBEvERDGE,
TnBEnLAKr & FRAyssR. Auctioncers.
mills
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

watch factory in Philadelphia has
MS assayer OF metals young lady. she
tool n four years course IN chemistry az
,he University OF Pennsylvania.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Alice-How jolly it must be TO be a
bachelor. Their lives are so full Of COM
fort. YOU know.
Comfort? Yes, but only the
crumbs Burlington Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Fair Maiden-Have you taken up art
as % means of livelihood.
Crusty Artist-NO; as a means of sui
cide.-lime.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-16

Little Edith-Mamma, did You say
that we should know each other in
heaven
Mamma-Yes. my child
Little Edith-You can play you're out,
though. can't you, mamma, when people
call that YOU don't want to see;-kings-
ton Freeman.
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