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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-24

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
,nly remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualilif commend it
TO all and have Mas it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Amy reliable druggist who
may not have 1t on hand will pro-
cure Il promptly for any one who
wishes to try IL Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup Co.
SAN FRANCISCO. caL.
LOUISVILLE Nv. NEW r0Rk. HE
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-24

The above picture ~ q good
representation Of our wild boy,
WHO was first discovered wallow-
ing in a pond Of shallow water,
and when approached he broke
like d uuarter-horse, running
about n mile before he could be
oyertaken. Finally he was
oyerpowered, tied and brought
10 The RECORDER Office. lie
possesses reasoning power, and
talks "a follows:
A merry Christmas and q
Happy New Year.
We have been asked by mum
bers OF people recently, have
your merchants been allowed Il
display their goods in front o
their stores during the holidays!
And when we answered mo,
All the uucstioners looked as ]
they thought things neye
would get right again.
Now hasn't Durham Away,
upheld her tobacco market will
pride, because she believed tina
the farmers would rally to her
a. tho ark Of safety. And th
wear that Ii drawing 10 n clos
shows that they have.
The mad dog Is an eggressly
animal, but as long as he con
fines his assaults 70 other CON
munities, the people OF DurhaI
have nothing TO fear; however
we hear Of him In q new roll
and one that Is calculated !
cause alarm to the people {
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-24

manufacture and sell in the u.
ga. and Canadas, whose WE'LL
known push and courage makes
it certain that a great business
will immediately result from the
invention, as there are a large
number of great establishments
putting up fine cut and smoking
tobacco, soda, starch, ETC., ETC.,
by hand. The capacity Of the
machine is such that at a cost
of 50, 800 it will pay for itself in
275 days at the present prices
paid for packing.
The operations ofthe machine
are curious and novel in every
particular and yet they are all
simple. sr@ ~
The gentlemen who witnessed
its operation understood every
part as clearly as though they
had witnessed them for years,
anu the packages turned out
We're more symetrical and per-
feet than they can possibly be
made by hand. 1T consists of a
series of forming blocks recep-
tacles, folds, gummers and
feeders-all working in har-a
mony, so that packages are
being constantly produced. The
forming blocks successfully
sieze the paper which, the next
instant, is wrapped around
them, folded and gummed at
the end. The next moment the
paper sacks are plunged into
receptacles, filled, folded on top
and sealed.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-24
Business and the Money
Market.

II
continues, the business situation
shows symptoms of improve.
ment. The arrival of $1,000.
600 of gold from Europe had q
good effect on the New York
money market. Both Wall
street and mercantile borrowers
find a better supply of loanable
funds and increasing confidence
on the part of lenaers. The
principal disturbance in bust
ness affairs occurred at Chicago,
and that city has consequently
drawn funds away from New
York. Some transfers of mon
ey were also made to New Or.
leans and other interior points
where stringency existed. New
ertheless the New York banks
showed at the close of the week
a substantial gain in surplus re-
serves.
These manifestations are GER
tainly encouraging. They in
dictate that business interests
may pass through the settle
ments and changes incident to
the close of the year with great
er ease and fewer mishaps than
were anticipated. The panic
and the process Of liquidation
that followed it have enforced
conservatism in all departments
Of trade. Even in Wall street,
speculation is dormant, and the
market waits until the situation
in respect to general business,
the currency and the railroads
develops.
At the same time, the financi-
al storm has not entirely blown
over. The failures ut Chicago
during the week affect business
interests extending over a wide
and important territory. Such
occurrences delay the return of
the confidence which must pre-
cede a resumption of activity in
trade and speculation. To coun-
on easy money markets and a
renewal Of what are termed
"good times" as probable i'm.
mediately after the New Year
may be, say the least, prema-
ture.
ANY account Of the situation
must take into consideration
| the chances and influences OF
financial legislation ut Wash
linton. If Congress as soon as
| il assembled had promptly adj
opted some simple measures in
| in relation 10 the currency and
banking laws, the restoration
Of confidence might have been
greatly facilitated thereby.
Time was, however, frittered
away on partisan measures,
and when attention was turned
10 finances and the country's
business interests, the necessity
for action was disappearing
The highly complex currency
scheme evolved by the Senate
Republicans has only created
, apprehensions and tended to un
! settle the situation. In fact, i
Is with a sense Of relief tina
business men learn that tn,
irreconcilable views Of the diff
ferent sections Of the majorit.
: in Congress are quite likely Il
D prevent their passing any fin
, ancial measures whatever.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
but NOT bracing.

Cool, but not bracing.
Hog killing is still on the
boom.
MOT a vacant house i'm the
city, SO far as we know.
The Danville Tobacco Jurn-
al has been moved to Winston.
The finest and best building
stone is to be found near this
city.
Turkeys are very scarce in
the market and prices moving
upward.
We will come "aginn on the
18th of next month; "Be good to
yourselves.
When in Durham step into
Shelburn's gallery and have
your picture taken.
Every man is worth just as
much as the things are worth
about which he bushes himself.
Rumor has it that several
couples are soon TO sail their
barque upon the matrimonial
sea.
Our young people will have
social entertainments during the
holidays. OF such events is the
sum Of happiness made.
Our merchants are now dis
playing the largest and most
elegant line of Christmas goods
ever seen in the city.
Bring in the wood; when
the cold winds begin to chase a
fellow around the corner 'aint
it time 10 fix up the wood pile?
THE RECORDER is glad to
learn that Col. r. Il. Webb's
condition is much improved.
Ills many friends trust that he
viii be spared many years.
Farmers throughout this
section Of country are making
preparations for a big crop next
ycar--in some places many Of
them have broken up their land.
We are glad To see in Dur
ham Capt. T.. Whitaker. eff
cicnt conductor on the Chesa-
peake & Ohio R. r., in the city
on a visit to his father, Mr.. 4.
A. Whitaker.
We regret that Bro. V. w.
Long, Of the Winston Sentinel
has sold his paper and retired
from journalism. Heis a bright
young man. Come to Durham
brother Long and engage in
business.
You have no doubt heard
OF the death Of the famous Sit
ting Bull-but You have not
seen the beautiful things that
Old Santa Claus has just
brought 10 Rawls' New York
Cash Store!!l
We occasionally find an
item floating around in some
papers, saying that all the fine
tobacco shipped to foreign coun-
tries is raised in Virginia. We
have nothing to say against the
Virginia tobacco, but feel a
pride in the fact that the Col
den Belt of North Carolina fur
nishes the largest part.
Old Chunks Durham Che
roots are gaining favor every
where. Large orders are pour
Ing i'm from every quarter.
Patronizc this home enterprise.
Merchants should keep them
and the public should smoke
tllem--5s for 10 cents, better
than any five cent cigar.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-24
A Valuable INVENTION.
dur Citizens Have Reason TO be
Proud OF Its Production
Here.

The Port Byron IN. " Chro.
nicIe Of the 23th says; On Wed.
nesday q number Of gentlemen
witnessed the operation of a
machine which forms, weighs,
fills and seals automatically,
packages of all kinds of goods
such as are put up in paper,
pasteboard or tin.foil.
Ii IL tine invention of Rev. Il.
Il. Olmsted and was made by
Moses Cortright under the per-
sonal supervision Of the inyen.
tor for Mr.. Z. Slayton, who has
acquired the exclusive right to
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-24
Married.

Married. .
On the nth inst, at the re-
sidence of the brides father,
Mr.. J. A. Umstead, Mr.. James
Garrard to Miss Ina r. Umstead,
w. L. Neal, Esq, officiating.
All of Durham county.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria..

When You need good. safe lax
alive. ask your druggist for box
Of Ayers Pills, and you will find
that they give perfect satisfaction.
For indigestion. torpid liver, and
sick headache there is nothing sus
perior. Leading physicians recon
mend them. I "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

We take il from all indications there Will
be n very large crowd here on the 29th in
stant-not larger perhaps than most of our
people would estimate and name in figures
but much larger than the average under
standing Of the requirements for the enter
tainment Of such gathering. Let our
citizens not underestimate the natural
calls that will be made upon them. Let
us be prepared on tins occasion to extend
open-handed hospitality to all. Let the
private veteran and the humble admirer of
Robert f. LEE be as much guest within
our city as the general or statesman. We
must all do not only our duty but our
whole duty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
Aggrcgating to September 30. 1889. .ss75,5lo


Observe that this is only little more
than one tenth of the entire amount OF
interest due within the advocated period.
Prom this table it will be seen that the
largest amount forced upon the Treasury
In any one year was S25s 1888, or about one
fourth of their annual increase. And as
the main sources of demand up to this
time have been cut off by this opinion OF
the Court and by the legislation of the
State, it is not seen how the coupons can
find as much sale in the future as they have
in the past. But even in the past the de-
mand has been meagre, as appears from
the following figures obtained from the
Second Auditors Office Yesterday
Amour, Of coupons outstanding May
Due uIx / lsqo .................... 5o6,3s0 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.

Lovely CHALLIES. Sc. a yard;
FIGURED BEIGE DRESS GOODS, 30. yard
Remnants Of fine BLACK Saline, large pieces,
Fult1ee a -'I made SEAMLESS PIN-sTRlPE
HOSE worth 2lc.. only rye pair
MERhIMAC SHIFTING PRINTS, cambria pat
terms, 4Ac. a yard, -
SHEPHERD PLAID WOOL DRESS GOODS worth
4jc., now Co., yard -, -,
bands, worth l6-s c., only loo. yard;
SIC. fine CHALLIES we now sell At &c;
The l9Sc. quality CHALLlES are only loo
ioc eo5TgTISG CLOTHS we now sell at s,sc q
70. STRIPED NULL we offer at Sc. yard
IOc LINON NE DACCA, very shcer and Inc, In
remnants of large pieces. at &c. yard
12Lc SATlNES reduced 10 SIC yard;
Extra-ane 35c quality BLEACHED TABLE
DAMASk now 2jc. q yard
LADIES' JERSEY RIBBED NESISfc. apiece,
worth l5c.--Only two TO each customer;
CHILDREN's GRAY JERSEY RIBBED VESTS
only Be-. apiece-only two TO customer
i2-yard pieces Of FALENCIkNNE LACE IN
SERTING only O.. for the piece. worth 25c. :;
SHELF OII-CLOTH-l0,. usual price-cut down
20 DC. yard: -, s, ,,,
30 pieces Of the best quality TABLE OIL~CLoTH,
tho newest patterns, worth 35c. n yard this
sale only 2lc. yar1. This Is big saving.
SPECIAL OFFERING OF BLACK LACES
We will give a discount OF 10 per cent. on tho
dollar on tae marked prices Of any Of our BLACK
Laces.
Thus our 81 Lace for 9Qc;
Thus our soc. Lace for Sic;
Thus our 75c Lace for b7hc.;
Thus our kl.25 Lace fOr.SL TX;
Thus our $3.50 Lace for sl.3o
We further guarantee our marked prices 70 be
as low, II not lower, than you will buy them In
any other store, and this 10 per cent extra you
Wi not care disregard.
BLACK SILK TAFFErA GLOVES at Ic.-cut
down from BIC pair.
LACE CURTAINS 81. % pair cut down TO 75c. !;
$3.50 CURTAINS cut down TO 81
a. rs CURTAINS cut down % sl2);
az CURTAINS cut down 10 $3.50;
90 80 CURTAINS cut down 20 So;
So CURTAINS cut down 20 f225;
fa5O CURTAINS cut down 10 $3.50;
81 CURTAINS cut down 10 s..
All better grades cut down correspondingly
low.
MEMS 4Oc. OUTING SHIRTS 30c. apiece
BOYS OUTING SHlRTS-Others sell them at
31Lc.--we sell them at 25c.
YELLOW FIGURED LACE STRIPE BUNTING
Tor decorating, worth l5c., cut down 10 SIC. a
LADIES LINEN CAPE COLLARS lOc. quality for
CHILDREN's PARAsOLS only l9c. apiece.
Surprises await you all oyor the store
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RICHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG


DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBUGi
II AND POTOMAC RAILROAD -s-heils
commencing APRIL %, lr-s-raataru ss4nia. 4
51gA n. loavo- ByrI-s'rsst starln iafr.
slops only a. Ashland. holre.i n
tori. aud frlcaslurg, NIn.kna4f A.
"ilcHnisr aivsgst v " aa4'Att'l
hnd New YORK.
ti.5sA N. leaves Byri-slrsei STATION daily %.
f2rept sunday turIlr Ca, iN..
uOul 10 Washington.
e,4s p. n. leaves Byri-strsM sfaroa fa.k
Sleeper. hrhuDut tl Sow f.TA.
Ss0A n. arrives o. Byrd street station isIt
Sleeper from Nos York
g3sP. ". arrives a. Byrd '.rosi asaa0n iaf
stops 90 freicricksburL AZ
bollwel. ard Ashland Sleeper
Washington and N0S iJfL bset-A
SOD 90 ElbA
esP. arrive, A. Byra-strsel s.Aaoa DAN
"a opt sunday. IArQr Car ha.f
lugfon 20 Richmond.
ASHLAND rRAISS
DAILY sKcEPF sUsDlyL
epA. u. leaves glDA Arrives a. Ashisai
7.s3 A. a.
GOoP NJ aoe0mmodauoa leaves Byris..s
s.sn0u. arrives e. Ashland AZ
e24P. N leaves EluA arrives o. A. 'a-i t
e4sA. v. arrives glbA Loaros Ashlaaia .
A. NJ.
eSA. n. aeon notation arrives a. lrt
street station. leaves Aahla4i al. %
A n
5.isR. NJ arrives At ElsA leave, As-A-i DO
ca TAYLOR. TraT'c gs.afs.
ET d. hrgK& General slpenG'ea iels
NORFOLK AND WESTERN BALL
sCHEDULsTN EFgKCr N'} o.. i0h
Two TRAINS DAILY 10 NORFOLK h'I
LYSCHBt KA
IRAyE RICHMOND. hTHI--llE f.II|
So =. 81. Daily. pa Petersburg htlu .a4 a.t
Norfolk ltru 80 "a hlff.
Norfolk 1925 b. 20. oss lIyl
teTsogrg all sun A
train. lrayLe ts.e.-..rs 30 %. .
u. aud arriving a. NOula 80 3.
ff0ls 40 aiI stations
eOA.M. Iauy ga PrtauDrg. Arrive FL
Pofsrsblrg JOBS A. u. N .safn
lcisrsh4-g f..l A. r. fr "a
vile. gl.l lgrg. ana 80 p..le 30 =
snr A. Jang 90 Pei.ribl-s Ariv, D.
torsburF be-. b.. A.. .ears Peters D
So r. d. daily arriving A.f...t
u:2o Pm Daily. "a Te,srstIr. Arin s.
Petersburg 49,. 40 81. ODD
vita Train NJ g. leaving p tir -g
Al l2tO A. n. ns FArmV.'.
burs poseaolias, sni a.. 90
Souh All 81
il.oOA A. n. DAly. r.a Hlfregilie. for f.r
Lynrh1urg, tle south, aci ".t
PULLMAN sLEgPIS8-CAR ACCOM-.
TllNa
No. l-sleop ng-car from isief5olfg ID f. 't
without change. le8uns Petersburg .a
1910 A. NJ. al lynenbgfz o. &5ml.a VIII
Gus change.
No. 3-LynrhbLEZ - N4mc. AL A-A-.-' '
Memphis v.teQls Change
l1eaetA bsggage-checAs, All al il'rti
ran h, obtained al kichm0ni sni fs'9r-
rsilroAi depot. A. ~. GarDers. 4'n hh.lf.f.' e
and a. no Compa4Js oacs, tli e4sl 81 -
r. Be-. lnlhl N..t
Passenger t-..-
". d. BgFlI l.
Genera Passenger 81 ca
CHIELEs q. EDDY. wee Fresiisu-
GensrAl ocics. koGAoka Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
VIRGINIA sTEAMBOAT=z1SI I..

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT ~ zsAS.sJ
' COMPANY for OLD POINT, k&AA-faz1s~
NORFOLK PORTSMOUTH, NEWPORT NEWS
CLAkBMONT, aad JAAEs-hlf Eh Ian Dln1s
diyec;. by elegant saloon steamer TOLC HEsIEh,
leaving Richmond EVERY MONDAY. WbDNEs-
DAY, and FRIDAY az A. N. Street-cars 20
directly 10 steamers wharf. Fare 70 Old POINT
or Norfolk. $50. second class. 81.
Connections At Old Point and Aor0lk closely
with sll lines for northern cltos same afternoon.
James river BY daylight Great tourist line
Cheapest route.
Through tickets on steamer and AZ CARRIERS
Agency, 1900 Main street Baggage checked
through. State-ro0ms engaged Tor day Or night
Freight received daily for NORFOLK. PORTS
MOUTH OLD POINT, ALRAASDkyA. ALLAN
TIC AND DANYlLLB and FAkAViLLE AND
POWBAIAS X X STATIONS, and WASH
IkGTOS. d. C., all points N kastorn North
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, AMI al regular land
ings on tho James river, a. lowest rates and
through bills issued.
LUCIEH 3. TATCA, Nics-Presiient.
40. III Main street and Rockets.
IRWIN KKIg GaR. Freight aud Passenger Azenk
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The whole amount. therefore, that can
be paid in coupons smaller than SIS is only
e2e.6io-so small sum that it Is not
worthy of being taken into the account.
As those interested can test the accuracy
Of these statements by making their own
calculations, we do not care 20 fatigue the
general reader with elaborate details. Suf-
fee it TO say that we made them several
years ago with great pains, and therefore
repeat that taxes on land could not be paid
in coupons, even if nothing were done by
Law 10 prevent il. And as TO those whose
larger properties might enable them to buy,
the same division Of collections into quar-
terly periods as now prevails with licenses.
or intomonthly periods If necessary, would
prevent them.
These being the probabilities Of the case.
II Is safe 10 estimate that the accumulation
OF coupons viii be far greater in the future
than in the past; aud that they will fail be-
low i6 centA tho price We bslie5e they
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
Departures OF sTEAnEEs.
bAFA n = ~ y" /" IN - n ., y =
old DOMINION STEAM -.
" SHIP COMPANi kLF1S

.--4@a1soAsz~.
FoR NEW YORK
steam srs leave Richmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY 1T l.. Il. Manifest closed ono
hour before sailing time.
feAmers loAve New YORK for Richmond
EVRRT WEDNESDAY and sATU kDAl a. z.
NJ. arriving In Richmond AOADAf AMI FkL-
DAY hOkklkGA
PK.sen ger accom- q oihtions unsurpassoi
Cabin fare 20 New YORK va James-riFer
route GncludiHg meals ani bershi.......S )D
Round trip uoxes. Omitted - thirty dATs
After date VI lssu6 ~ -
Stesrgga with subsistence ......-..-..-..-. bb
steeraQs without subsistence .-......--.--. III
cabin fare vlo Chesapeake sn1 OHIO rail-
80 80 .....'...................... lJU
Cabin fare via Richmond ami Petersburg
railroad. go. -
T1ckels can % obtained az \. ". CARRIER :, lepJ
MAN street Chesapeake sci Ohio AMI Hb'A-
mond and Petersburg dopotA and az coApanTs
Offices. 1901 Main street,, AID wharf, kockeiiA
Freight forwarded and u.olIn bilh or - lag
issued for points beyond Aog 1OFG
Freign! rsc0iYoa daily until ). z. NJ
Passengers leaving Richmond on HONDAfS.
WEDNESDAYS, THUksDAYA AMI SAL X
nays By the Chesapeake and Ohio railway ga
newport News) al S;i5 A. NJ. ana bY Richmond
ana Petersburg railroad tsame days. q. az
a M will mako connection a. AOhfOLh
With steamer Leaving tGose dayS
GEORGE ". ALLEN q CO., Agena,
No. 1901 Main streoS AMI
auD Company's wharf. KOcGe.tA
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE

state Cadet vacancies VIII oc'ur I'm the follow
ing senatorial districts: Third, Fifth, sixth,
Tenth, Twenty-nrst Iwenty-secont, Twenty
third Twenty-nfth, Tween, y-sixth, Twenty
seventh, Thiriieih. Thirty-iourth, Ih.riy-siXth,
and Thirty seventh.
Application for appointment or Information
Will be addressed 10 tho undersigned on or DO
fore l5TH JUNE SCOTT SHlPP,
my 1lSa&SU4W Supeun iondent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21
STANDARD FOR OVER HALF CENTURY
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
.noABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale BY all Druggists. Price p cts
per box; 3 boxes for % cts; or sent by
mail. postage free, on receipt 81 price
Dr.. ii schenck A son. Philadelphia, Ia
fmh : F,Su,&W&wnr3ml
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s6,l69,sO7 50
Consianllv onnratine % bear coup0ns

Constantly operating 10 bear coupons 81.
Amount annually maturing. .tl.Ol%,f1O w
To what new quarter can the bondholders
look for the sale OF even as many coupons
as they have heretofore sold? Not to the
landholders. as is found 10y the following
table taken from a communication OF the
Second Auditor 10 the Legislature-Senate
journal Document No. &c.
b9eS persons In Virginia pay between seo and W
2,S35 persons In Virginia pay between tSO 70 flVS
61s persons In Virginia pay between DOO 10 wv
III persous In Virginia pay betWeen.ssuV 10 wv
81 psrn1ns in Virginia pay between -. t50 70 slyO
q persons IN Virginia pay between. .NVV 70 SoO1
20 persons In Virginia psy..............over SJVV
An examination Of this table Will show
that il viii not pay the great MAORI
" of the property Tor land) holders OF the
State TO 60 TO tho expense of proving their
coupons in court 10 save the small mar
gin between cash and coupons; and they
certainly Will not do it. And II they want
ed to do it there would not be enough
coupons of denominations sufficiently
small TO accommodated demand, as the fol-
lowing statement SHOWS.
The number Of tax-receivable coupons
annually maturing is 1887, distributed in
ave denominations about as follows:
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LhSONlC
SYRUP
VIII euro
COUGHS, COLDS
And All Diseases Of tbs
AND LUhG8.

IL is pleasant % the taste,
and does not contain a particle
Of opium or anything injuri-
Gus. Itisthe Beet Cough Med
icine IN the World. For Sale
By all Druggists. Price elo0
per bottle. Dr.. SchencksBo
on Consumption andila Cure,
mailed free. Address
Or.IH.Schenck q Son. Phlla.
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TRIMMED HATS
I'm tho Millinery Parlor commences THURSDAY
May I'D.
julius MEYER G SONS,
Col and sos Broad street
PERsON Al.
MAY 20, 1890.

MAY ~. 1890.
MIR. THOMAS i. BOTp HAS
vi been appointed COLLECTOR AND so
LlCITOR FOX THE MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM,
and We cordially commend him 10 our citizens.
Our invested funds only allow Us % receive hiiy
boys; this i tho number No bad thirty years
ego when the city wa only half its present size.
SO have accommodations for l2i boys, and X
the citizens would come 10 our Aid with lye-fol-
lar subscriptions we would gladly care for more.
Fully dozen boys, al worthy, are knocking 90
the doors OF the Asylum, and We cannot admit
them for want OF funds.
VIII not our citizens further all us In this good
work. ". W. PARKER.
my 2l-5t President
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-21

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