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PiIesi Piles, Itching PiIesi

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed 10 continue tumOrs
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. swayne's ointment stops
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation,
and in most cases removes the tumors. At
druggists, or by mail, for 80 cents. DR..
Swayne Il Son, Philadelphia.
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CTANLEY'S GREAT BOOK. -TIE

lANLE1 > hhEA BUN. llla
, best selling book oi the age ADlNl-
WANTED iu every county OF Virginia INI
Nuith Cafollras Addres, i. g. MANliN.
CHARLESTON. =. q .soleagent ior hlr-Ir.H.
North Caroline. and Florida.
uul9-lulh.-u-Im
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horse could come In there. get on the bed,
kick me and rob me, and go back again
ADM mar ypIf ~

horse could come In there. get on the BED,
kick me and rob me, and go back again"
"wHo BEAT yOUw
.Then Mrs. jones said Mox, who was at
MIR. FRIDAYS 10 beat your and he says
there was no one except JAKE, his wiie' y
hired man, and c0lored boy. =,
wow. Mos. you know Mrs. Jones said.
'.that colored boy couldn't have struck you
this blow"
"No, he didn't hit me-"
"Mox,- she said, "wh0 could get IN al
Mr.. Fridays to hurt YOU? Was the room
fastenedy"
NO he replied, at was open. No one
wanted to come there TO hurt me-
Then she said "MoN. vh0 knew you had
the mbneyr He said, Jake and his wife,
He said nothing about any one else. Jake's
wife counted me money. Me had between
SIT and $40. When she counted seventeen
il sounded like she said seventy. Me had
paper in me pocket which called for so.
Me- had other papers, but none were gone
except the $40 paper. Me had two watches,
and neither Of them were gone. We had me
pockelbook IN me pocket, and my knife was
on top of il. They came TO me and told me
the doctor wanted money. Me told them me
had no money. and them that had beaten
and robbed me had nv knife. Jake's wife
said I've got your knife, MoX, and he said
them that has got my knife has got my
money.
YOUR CLOTHES DIRTY.
Mrs. Jones said Mon, what is the matter
with your clothes, they are 80 dirty and
he said it was blood, and ! don't want TO
clean il of, When ! get well ] want to
show them Fridays something. ! want TINS
for proof
I'm describing the assault MoN said
"When they struck me the first lick. one
said He is dead and me says, NO.
amt. And they struck me across my
shoulders with dOuble-barrelled shotgun.
and then it ielt like barrel Of potatoes fell
on my head. | knowed no more until ]
cone 10 AT the pOOrhouse last saturday.
From what Mox said | firmly believe that
the Feitigs killed him. From the way he
laughed and talked at the time he seemed to
he perfectly rational. His head was tied up
with n handkerchief. lie said his mind
came back to him the saturday before he
came 10 my house.
THE COOK.
Martha George. the cOlOred cook at the
county almshOuse. says: "Seyeral days
after Mox was brought to the poOrhouse.
and again on the day he was taken worse,
he told me that early In the morning. about
the time MI. felug got up 10 go 10 llaThct'
some one came in the room where he was.
and he discovered a white man and col
ored man i'm the room with him, and that he
was struck and knew no more. This is the
statement ! made to Smithea, the Con-
stable
THE COUNSEL.
Mr.. Thomas was assisted 10y Mr.. Harvey
Wilson in the prosecution. Mr.. {. '.
Meredith represented Mr. Feitig. Mr.. /.
Il. Slater and James II. Hayes, counsel tor
Sully, were also present. Hon. George -.
Wise and Mr.. w. W. Cosby, Thornton
Adams counsel, were not present, and it
was due to this fact that Adams was not
put on the stand as a witness.
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At Elue Ridge Sprines

Here is list of Richmond people at Blue
Ridge Springs: General James Mcdonald
and wife. Misses \. NJ. IlIdlam. Sallie
Workman. Resale II. John. Abbie ~. John,
Mrs. b. Il. Wexford. Rev. \. T.. Dickinson,
wife and child, +. II. smith. III. W. Flour
nov, John Pollard. T. :. Grant. wife and
two children, Arthur :. Willy. II. W. Court
ney, j. Scott Parrish, W. l.. Blair. Mont
gomery West, j. H. Powell, MAJOR Benz.
II. Nash and wife, and }. II. Brailsiord.
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REAL ESTATE.

BOWMAN, BOSWELL & sHUMAN, No. o
north Eleventh street.
BONE, y. W., No. 4 north Eleventh street
BROWN, }. THOMPSON * CO., Ill3 east
Nam.
CHEWING x ROSE, No. 3 north Tenth
street
street.
CRAWFORD. GEORGE r.. No. 1905 Bank
street.
hOsF. CHARLES A., No. % north Ninth
street
RurHtRFOOhD, THOMAS. No. : north
Tenth street.
SVrfn. < CO. No. iOii east Main street.
Dc DON, 1rrPEk q 60, s2i T.. Main.
ELAN JAMES h. Ill3 3. Main.
GODDlN JOHN T., Eleventh cor Bank.
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Simply apply "swayne's Ointment" No
internal medicine required. Cures tc'icr,
eczema, itch, all eruptiOns on the face,
bands, nose, &c. leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. Is great healing and
curative powers are possessed by 10 other
fcmci,. Ask your druggist for swayne's
ointment
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Given HI. Iiherfy.

James Patterson was sent on by Justice
Crutchheld, Saturday, on the charge of felo-
niously assaulting and wounding W VI. f..
Forester with stick. Yesterday he was
taken before Judge Wexford on a writ OF
habeas corpus on "A question for bail. Judge
Wexford consented 10 bail Patterson in the
sum of $4,000 for his appearance at the sep
tember term of the Hastings Court. VIII
liam Ferguson, the barber, was bOndsman.
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AnHwer Thir uuertion.

Why do SO many people we see around us
seem Ia prefer To suffer and be made misera-
BILE by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up 81 the Food
Yellow skin, when for rs cents we will sell
Them Shil0h's system Nitalizer, guaranteed
to cure them. Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
I'M. Shields . CO.. corner Of Fifth and Mar
shall stress
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Lost His Finger,

A colored man employed at the Locomo-
tive Works yesterday had one OF his fingers
badly mashed by machinery. The ambu-
lance was called and the man was taken 10
the city Hospital, where his finger was am
putated.
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MIR. +. II. SUTHERLAND.

MIR. l.. II. SUTHERLAND.
Mr.. sutherland, detective, who has aided
MIR. southwark, said: II know nothing TO
connect Mr.. Feitig in this case
squire Jacob :. Atlee said: Every time
was on the premises Mr. Fetig was pres
ent. On one occasion Mr.. Feitig brought
me book that ne stated he had found in
the hay shed covered up with planks.. 1t
was a natural philosophy book that he had
been reading the night of ROssdeitchers
Draining. He made no allusiOn about
what the book contained. The book he
read to MOX had some of its contents de-
voted to dreams. Fetig was always kind
in showing us around
Mr.. Southwark: II know nothing that
will keep Mr.. and Mrs. feitig in custody"
CASE DISMISSED.
Mr.. Thomas asked that MIR. and Mrs.
feitig be discharged. squire Jonathan
stated that though there was strong sus-
piciOn at the time Of the arrest, there was
no evidence of guilt, and he would dis
charge Mr.. and Mrs. Feitig, but they
would Of course be liable al any time.
MRS. JONES STATEMENT.
Mrs. Virginia X. Jones lives near the
Creighton road, about one mile north of the
county pOOrhOuse. Mrs. Elizabeth Bethel
gives the following account Of conyersa-
ton held between Mrs. Jones and MOX the
Monday previous 10 his death. Mrs. Bethel
was nearer TO MOX than was Mrs. Jones at
the time, and was better able TO hear the
answers. Mrs. Jones agreed with Mrs.
Betheis statement Of the conversation in
every particular.
This was excluded because Mr.. feitg
was not present when il occurred. The state
ment was made in the Commonwealth at
8
questions prOpOunded by that officer, and is
the testimony upon which Mr.. and Mrs.
Feitig were arrested.
When Mrs. Jones met MOX. she said,
"MOX is that yOug" He said, 'les, all that
is left Of me-" and she said, "What is the
matter with your and he said, Haven't
you heard that have been beaten and
robbed:" She said she had not. She said,
Il told you often times YOU would be killed.
And he SAID he wished he had taken her adj
vice and gone 10 some steady work. She
asked him how he got hurt, and he said
they told him horse kicked him. Then
she sid, | don't want 10 know what they
say, but what you say. And he said,
somebody has beat and robbed me-" She
asked him when IL was done. And he said
at Mr. Jake "friday's.' Friday is nick
name for Feitig. And she asked him was
he in the house, or where was he. And
he said, | was in the house. And Mrs.
Jones said up stairs or down stairs. And
he said | was down stairs. Then she saws
Mox, maybe you got hurt somewhere else. |
And he sand No, didn't. And she said
again, Mox, where were your IL was in
the house." She asked him this half a
dozen times, and he made the same reply |
the last time he said he was in the house on |
the bed. Then she said, Mox, maybe you
were out late that night. She says never
knew you TO be drunk, but maybe you were, |
and YOU did come back and lie in the shed, |
and the horse kicked you. 'No me didn't: |
me lay down AT 10 O'Clock. Me was tired /
NE had been lifting barrels Of potatoes. MOL
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NJ have aspeedyand positive cure tor Ca
tarrI Jphtherla, CanSer Mouth and Head
ache Ia Siiii.oH'S "a ARRH REMEDY. A
Nasal lnicC'o free with each bottle. Use IL
IL you drsi"e health and sweet breath. Price.
81 -"'ff I'D by Bodeker krothers and
4 o.. corner OF Fifth and Mar.
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Creek improvements.

The Committee on Shockoe Greek met yes.
terday evening to settle the payroll Of the
hands engaged in cleaning out sbOckoe
creek. The large sand bar forming at the
mouth Of the creek is assuming formidable
proportions. The city's James-riyer inn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19

FITs.-All Fits stopped free by IN
Kliac's Great Neryc Kesforcr. No Fit
after first days Use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 trial bottle free To- Fit
cases. Send to Dr, Kline, a3l Arch street.
Philadolphia. PA
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proyement property, used In dredging the
river and barl,or. il under the control Of the
Committee on the Improvement OF james
liver and this committee will, AT the proper
time, give this matter the consideration IL
IaanfxaG
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OF aktNtIu, II !!
Chase City, Va. June Is. 1880.

STATE OF VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF NECK
LENBURG, tO-wit:
|. I. ID. Jehress, notary public for the
county aforesaid, do certify that DIR. James
Il. Hughes and John ID. Wakefield, whose
names are signed 10 the writing above, per-
sonally appeared before me and acknOw-
lodged the same.
Given under my hand this 18th Of June,
1890. THOs. ID. JEFFREss,
Notary Public.
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Ms. WinslOw's Soothing syrup has been used
Cor children teethlng. 10 sOothes the child.
suflcns the gums lluys all pain. cures wind
collie. and is the best remedy for darrhWa.
twenty live cents bottle
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DRINK whom lie Did II.

Yesterday James >eat0n was before the
Police Court charged with stealing a hat.
3d. property of Max Cohen. Cohen testified
that 900 saturday afternoon >caton came
into his store accompanied by a friend. The
accused LEFT hastily, and soon after Cohen
missed hat lie went tO tine house 0i
P0ney HAYES and found >catOn and the bat.
>eaton testified that he had been away
from Richmond for some time. Returuln.
home Saturday, he met a number Of friends.
and after taking several drinks. which
made him intoxicated. bee went ina the store
and handed the hat tO a friend. lie mad no
intention Of stealing the hat.
Justice Cutchl"ld fined him - for being
drunk and disOrderly.
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ANTEp. "A vIRGINIALADY OF

w some experience. desires a situation =,
TEACHER IN A PRl\AfE FAM ~ '"
SCHOOL. English Latin. Music and n ..'.-
,ni ,I,Ipsper. Va jy2e-lm
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u AIsIsIAtsI.s.

WILSON Married on Wcdnes-
day. August IL. 1890, by the Rev. Father Nc
earthly, Of sacred Heart parish. WILLIAM
WILSON to MARY T.. BURKE; both OF this
city,
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The Committee on Grounds and Buildings
met in the Nity Engineers Office Yesterday
afternoon at $50 o'clock, and paid the usual
weekly bills.
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The Virginia Conclaye, No. 1913, Improved
Ordr Of IieDtasophs, have paid to the'widOw
of Mr.. John 4. Elan, member of the order
recently deceased, 81 900.
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A complete working model Of Towers
automatic electric railway signal Will be-
on exhibition for this week only at rOOm
40. :, Masonic building, corner Ninth and
NJ lin streets. Railroad men and the public
generally are invited to call and inspect its
workings.
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the genuine Dixie Nerve and Bone Lini-
ment if YOU suffer with Rheumatism, Pains
in the Joints, Muscles or Leaders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-08-19

There is much in being bred Of good
blood: but if born with bad blood \. b. {.
Alternative is tn only cure.
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sun rises ........ $50 Moon sets. p.fF,.
Sun scts.,......-.....l65 So Day slongih .Is. .o.
FOR WEEK ENDING AUGUST yf ,....
PREDICTED IfNE frrANIArI t.
UlGu IfDf AT
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It will be- remembered that while Mrs.
cleveland was first lady of the land she at
one time had display of orchids which
WAS the finest ever seen ia our national
capital
Weare now giving away a very interest
ing little book, full Of information regarding
this beautiful tropical lower We also
have the only fun tun of the handkerchief
Extracts (made from these flowers that can
Dee found south of Baltimore. R0utt's Drug
store. second and Main streets. Phone j1S.
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FOR RENT.

20 r i T. y THE VALENTINE
4 HOUSE. located on Broad. SMITH. and
Capitol streets. overlooking tur capitol
Square. Best hnarliug-huuse boa thc city
George J. CRAVE DID.
nu3-ff 1000 Bans street.
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Sick Heaslarhn
GLOW TO Cure ~ skin Diseases"

Can be and is daily cured by Or. Dayid's
/ liver pilla
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MARINE INrELLrGENcr

IMMATURE ALMANAC. Arerr 10 I'D.
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ACTfVFMAN FOR

w each section. salary $50 fo 500 IH
locally represent 10 successful n. J. conn nlN
Incorporated tJ supply Dry Goods, tluinln.,
Shoes. Irwrlry. etc.. iO consumers af rOr'.
Also % lady OF tact. SALARY, $50, ip rnf''I
mrmhtrs 700 uuW enrolled. 100 uuu pII
DOL. Reference exchanged. Empire Coop.
ciatiNe Association credit w-'il iHtefI. l.'.
gox go y n9-fUif
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NOTICE.-THEhE WILL BE A
y meeting If the stockholders of the
European Railway signal ,ompany go 10
O'Clock TIT t>DAl. August y, 1890, at the
Chamber of Commerce in Richmond, Va.
iy27-lm W. D.. JOHNSON. President.
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NXANIED-A YOUNG Man or DIn
w character, addr,> and education .e ID
~TENOGRAplltK AND llpEM 400 It. .rI
fo 90 other clerical work. Addl0~- y. o..i.
lHE HINES new spaper. in own htrdNr'i
with references and terms. one acru-fO
to use % Remington 80. ., preicrrci.
aU 3-tf
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\ Case or i5righrs Disease Cared by
Chase City Lithia Water.


MINERAL HOTEL, CHASE CITY. NA..i
June l., 1890.
Nessrs. HordV f. RoUer,
Pr0pTtctOrs ChUse Cnn LUhi0 Water.
chase Citg, Id.:
Gentlemen my arrival here from my
home, Bloomfield, Ky, the llth of this
month. met my neighbor, Mr. John ID.
Wakefield, Of spencer county. Ky. Mr.,
Wakefield has, 10 my own personal know
ledge, been in very bad health for seven or
eight wears. and during that time treated
by some OF the most eminent physicians of
Kentucky. His nervous system was affect
ed, complicated with Bright's disease Of the
kidneys. and il appeared at one time that
he would lose one Of his kidneys entirely.
He was as near death as man possibly
could be. He tried some Of the celebrated
mineral waters Of thi, country and OBJ
tanned only temporary relief.
He visited this place and has been using
the Chase City Lithia Water since 2ith Of
April, 1890, and, 50 far as | can now dis
cover, he has complete relief. His COM
pleXi0n healthy, action improved, appetite
restored, rest tranquil, and spirits revived.
His general condition indicates restored
and iuyigOrated man. attributable to the
use OF the Chase City Lithia Water.
Very respectfully.
JAMES K. HUGHES, VI. ID.
fully concur in the above statement 0f
DR.. Hughes, and am so much assured Of
the great benefits derived from the use OF the
Chase City Lithia Water in electing CURE,
hitherto despaired or that have determined
- bring my family here from my home in
Kentucky 10 reside for some time. | at
tribute my restoration TO health solely 10
the use Of this water
JOHN ID. WAKEFIELD,
Of Wakefield, Ky.
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WEATHER FORFcAsr

Wt-IUsGTON, u. G., Aug. is.-F,, v,.
gina, local showers warmer In E,., 'H'
stationary temperature in southsrf' ,. RI. fn,
variable winds. Fi'ipn,
For North Carolina. light locol sh,r....
Eastern. fair ina Western portion IN
change In temperature, southwestern, s,','-.,,,'
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WANTED. TO SELL STOCK or
~ GOODS Boo live aud growing country
town sales barge and inrrDi-.n-. W .'l SELL
separately. f preferred. the Grocery. hl,i-
ware. and Furniture Departments which riI
Doc continued iu tuD saline DuIIUIUt loo H f.nII
separate nom Tine Ury Goods Address VI l.l
CHANT. care OF rHE TINE, company. h d..
muud. Va nul"
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PORT OF NEwpORr NEWS. Ar.---I-

PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. Ar.r..f.
ARRIVED.
steamship AlltEh0ny lrYNd'n.. ..I
sailed for West Point. mcfchard-n. ....f..
ship Roanoke. New York. ana sH'.li .. N..
York, merchandise. steamship lHfIr f...
ton. cOaled and sailed f0r JamNo.. ......
ship Bergen Screen. New York lrl ,...I ..
Vera cruz. steamship ferusii.. lrn .
coal. barge Antelope. Boston, 40 ...i..I
SAILED.
Schooner j. y. ogden. Nor lrrl r.
b1r-cs Charter oak and GlHr.. l..f..
coal
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE.-A STOCK OF STAPLE
L GOODS and au q NENrlRED EASE on
~TORE-UOi ~ i'm DO CHANAN. This is a|
fine nance for anyone wishing t0 engage DOB
the merchandise business, Write to Box so
=. Buchanan. Va. auto
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IONT III NIrnMlNN- AI.--L.


schooner td stewart. Harlow. Nln f.f.
Ilg-lrOu aud slaves. vessel. Curtis t I..r...
~ nooncf ". VI. Allison. Maker. So. .
kcr
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THEKING'S DACGHTERS WORK
\ ing inr Tine "~hclterng AIMS tiiN Hos
pital. Will give am excursion on tnr steamer
ARIEL On TUESDAY. august 18Th. VIII
leave city at $50 O'Clock 4. NJ. Eound trIp-
25c All friends and helpers invited CO. join
them street ears Will take persons u Ind
from The steamer aulD IL
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30
OLD "CUPID" FOILED.
A Gay Troubadour Gives Mappa Points
and Wins


Uncle Mappa, of the county clerks
office, upon whose shoulders Cupid
Whitney's mantle has fallen, which the
ancient representative of the G. o. P.
now uses as fall overcoat, was put out
yesterday. Mappa grieves. Ever since
he assumed the responsible position of
Cupid" in the galaxy of gods of Jim
Meredith's establishment, he has been
on the lookout, not for maidens who
are minors, but for callow youths who
want to Jump into .matrimony before
they are major. The cruel mans chance
came Yesterday when Monsieur Jean
Alice, of Sunny France-from the land
of troubadours, approached him diff
fdent!y for splicing permit.
The appearance of the applicant,
though youthful, was fair and comedy to
look on, but Uncle Mappa's glittering
eye was upon him. That eagle eye, I'M
dimmed bv more than sixty winters,
plunged into the soul OF unsuspecting
Alice and it saw at glance that he was
not ma or-aye, not even private.
Gray bearded cupid asked Jean how old
he be, and Jean replied confdingly, 81
shall be re tventee by and by. A pres
ent, mon Dieu, it is nineteen"
Joy for Mappa, bliss for Cupid! He
would heartlessly refuse to issue the Ii
cense that he might gloat upon the dis
comfted features OF Sieur Alice. He
did it.
''Pouquoi, wherefore, why, you sail re-
fuze re permission, heln?" exclaimed
Alice, sect is all right. If ave no re
plaisir for to be re twenty-one, re girl of
my heart ave re advantage for to be
twenty-five. Maybe, peut etre, you nc
like Eat, but it equalize re number of re
years."
Still Mappa would not be appeased
and wanted Allec's fathers consent.
my fazzer ees not in zis countree. En-
France, my old one, in re Frenchy coun-
tree"
Then the ancient uncle suggested that
the troubadour get a guardian appoint.
ed, but it didn't work.
Alice sneaked off and out, but watch
ed the glittering eye of his foe.
AS soon as Cupid" had left for his
lunch Alice returned, and tripping up to
Deputy Clerk Hamilton, who was dep
uty cupid protein, told him he was
twenty-one, and wanted to marry Nellie
Eyraud at once. He fixed the job and
this is a formal notice that Jean and
Nellie are now one, despite old Mappa
and the code. No cards.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30

Francisco, -[composed of the same per-
sons who publish the biographies of
those modest gentlemen who we're will
ling to pay from 81 900 to $4,000 each for
being Crowned in that work, 1.-THE let
ter urging one of the delegates to vote
for certain candidate. AS soon as the
letter had been read, with wild shout
of enthusiasm, the convention unani-
mously voted for that very candidate.
While there may be some doubt as to
the good taste of the candidate who
read the letter, there can be none what
ever of his utter folly in supposing that
any other result could follow the sugges-
ton to the party Of Clarkson, Quay,
Damron and Co., thata concern with
barrel" wished person nominated.
The zeal with which the followers of
Dick Chute, Dan Burns and such like
worthless in the state at large, and of the
class who controlled the Republican
primaries in this city on Saturday, man.
Tested their disgust with anything in
"bad TASTE" gives promise Of great
future advance through the entire state
in the department of AESTHETICS.
Los Angeles, Sept. 30, 1890.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30
Tor Public Administrator.

Captain w. S. Waters is a candidate
before the Democratic convention for
nomination for the office of public adj
ministrator. Mr.. Waters is entirely too
modest in what he asks from his party.
He is too modest whether measured by
his capacity, his integrity or his services
to his party. ii there is a man in the
county who has worked in season and
out OF season, early and late, and worked
hard and honestly for his party, that
man is Billy Waters. He has always
been in the forefront of every political
battle, and he has always been for every
man on the ticket from top to bottom.
He has given his money as well as his
time, and up to this time has sought
no reward. In the days when a NOM
nation on the ticket was the same as
an election, Waters stood in the back
ground and let others get all the prizes.
Now he is willing to make the race in
the face of odds. Give Billy Waters
anything he asks for.