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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-20
TOWNSVILLE, AMHERST Co, Va,
February 20, lSsS.

Dr.A. r.. WOUard-Dpar Sri am glad that
| can inform you that the sore on my face has
entirely healed over. and appears 10 be entirely
we'll | think 10 wonderful that under your
treatment. such O large sore SAY III inches IN
diameter was cured within two months.
Yours truly, HENRY LOVING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-20

HEADACHE. neuralgis. dizziness. nervousness
spssms slceplessness. nervous dyspepsia, dull
ness blues. are cured by the Neryine discovered
by the eminent Indian specialist in nervous dis
eases, DR. Miles. Pine books and trial bottles
Tree q 0wens 4 Minor Drug, Co, 1907 Nam
tlreet opposite postoitce, or address the Miles
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More than twelve months ago had on my I'M
der lip am obstinate sore, which continued TO
COW larger and more painful every week. |
ag.u NY friends became alarmed at the situation
and stubbornness of the sore. which seemed TO
be East developing as Cancer. | was induced
10 apply 10 Dr. A. q. Woard for treatment. His
invaluable remedy has been satisfactorily sue
hut - small cicatrix, and even that seems to be
gradually disappearing. l have not hesitated.
afiected 10 apply 10 Or. \. q. Wollard OF Rich
mond. Va for treatment. 7. j. HORNER.
Pres. Class Math. and Comml School.
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AN ADVANCE IN COTTON.
Up GOES THE PRICE FROM TEN TO
FIFTEEN FONTS.

The Mckinley Tariff prohibition, Not Fro
lection" Says Hamilton Fish-Generai Joe
Johnston Honoring His Erstwhile Foe
New York News I'm General.
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HOUsF OF REPRESENTATIVES, !
WAnLlrA.-rDN Ii l. linn = I..l

! have known Or. 4. c. MollaTd FOR several
years and take pleasure IN saying that he is
known IN Richmond. whcro he has resided and
practlccd his profession for many wears, as a
gentleman Of unqucstloned character aud as a
worthy and estimable citizen -
GEORGE ID. WISE.
Member If Congress. Third Congressional Dis
trlct of Virginia.
WuIlAMsBURG GREENBRIER County, W. Val
October y, 1855. !
This is 70 certify that suffered with cancer
on lny nose of two years standing. IL was quite
large, covering nearly the entire side of my
nose. II was pronounced cancer by several ply
sicians IL was cured 10y DR.. 4. G.. Wolsrd. of
Richmond. Va. and now 1t has been well for
some i've years or more. and il leaves but very
little scar. can recommend the Doctor TO all
who may suffer with such diseases
Respectfully, 4. If. HANDLEY.
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BArLsymLg, Va, Dec. p, iSS1

DR.. A. q. WoUard-Dedr Sri think 1 can
safely say from experience that yOur remedy iol
The cure of 1umors and Cancers Is, beyond
doubt. the best ever known. Long may you
live to relieve human suffering, both mental and
physical. Yours TuyI copnoN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-20

To WhOm y mrB CORcern.-l suffered with a
sore on my lower lip. which was pronounced a
Cancer by several prominent physicians. Was
treated by cancer doctor lie applied his
plastcrs several times and took II ont each time,
but 10 returned again. After being treated by
MN 10. tweiNe lhoh'ns "a.non, success "ene
cured II has been healed about six months and
no signs of 1t, return would recommend Dr.
Mol.ud TO any one suffering from any such d.
seascs. JOHN L. MAYNARD,
Carrier No. p, Richmond, Va.
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= T.. GORDON


Or. 4. 4. UONdTd. -
Dear Sir.-I have waited for three years 10
test the uermancncy of the cure You made oi
the cancer ON the right side of my face; ana
now voluntarily testify both 10 the fact ami per
manency Of the cure. lhls do with sTdi'nue
cess. and most earnestly recommend al VINO are
afflicted with cancers and tumors 20 avail ihcm-
selves of your treatment Any one desiring
particular may obtain thom 10y addressing
lry i. t. WAGGENER
South Po.fnu Halifax county, Va.
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should see that her little ones arc protected mn
that bottle OF Dr. Dayids Cough syrup 1, q
hand to give in case Of Group, Coughs or Coid'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-20
PILE CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE.-A GUARANTEED
81 CURE FOR PILES OF whatever kind or de-
ftehing. Chronic. Recent or Hereditary. 81
box; boxes. IS Sent by mail prepaid, on re-
ceipt Of price. We guarantee TO cure any case
RKEvBS Co. Druggists and Sosdsmsns 60
east Marshall street, Richmond. Va
fetwe,tr.suiy
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DR. STON BELVIN,
Zine Exit T7uN KeKN 1Gure,
No. 8 GOVERNOR STREET.
Cedar wrk,l lrtdMO
FINANCIAL.
THOMAS BRANCH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
RrcuMoyp. Va, February 70. 1891.

RICHMOND, Va, February IL. 1891.
We have sold a large amount Of the City
Bonds recently advertised, and now orer the
balance a. follows: 49,, ,,,,, ,,,,,.,,
sis5jS0 CITY or RICHMOND FoUI PER CENT.
BONDS, 81 Years TO Run, Interest January
and July. at 100 and Accrued Interest
We will supply investors in the order of their
application.
We will sell them for cash, or will take in pay
nent any bonds or stocks selling on this OK
Norfbern Stock Exchanges, for which we Will
allow full market value. without any charge Tor
commis,lon These bonds are Issued 10y inc
citv i'm exchange for existing debt; The corpo-
RATE property OF this city. including the gas
works and water works. is worth more than me
total Indebtedness of the city. ms fact as Wen
finances and prompt payment OF all It's oDllea-
tions. accounts for the high credit the city has
THOMAS BRANCH CO,
Financial Agents for the
fel2-tu&fr2wkW2w city OF Richmond
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INV - H. " NV Afafaf%.t
South Boston, Halifax county, Va.
PETERSBURG, VA, LIrnE Cnuucp STREET. ~, ;

July ], 1884. :
This is 10 certify that | suffered greatly from
cancer OF the breast of Twelve months standing.
Ii gave ne much pain and uncaslness; IL was
about the size of silver dollar when applied
10 DR.. Wosrd. He undertook my case anu aiteI
sLont four months treatment / was entirely
cured / now feel no symptoms of the disease,
and can recommend the Doctor 10 all who may
Mns. SARAH TAYLOR
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See That You

are not left Take a few shares Of fredericks-
burg Development Companys stock.
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Dear Sir.-I write 10 let you know that my
about twelve months, and 10y the application OF
your great remedies has been finally cured.
thank Providence that my case was placed IN
the reach of You and Your remedies. and hope
that all suffering from that dreadful malady,
cancer" may be able 70 reach yOu and be
cured as have been. Many thanks 10 you for
what You and your great remedies have done
for me Respectfully. Nj. 4. BARBER.
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HIcKsfoRD, GREESsyILLE Co, Va,
Sept. 1, 1890. I
Or. A. @. W'oGard:

Dr. A. @. Wopdrd:
Dear Sir,-Please accept nv thanks for the
successful treatment you rendered in the re-
moval Of the cancer from my nose IL Is now
and neighbors all say II Is permanent cure.
You can rest assured will do you ell the good
can in this county and State. / remain yery
truly yours JAILED ~ OAf&
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EEEEREN CES:

J. 7. ELLYSON. Mayor. Richmond. Va.
lent Public Instruction. Hichnlonl Va
GEORGE WISE Nj c.. Third Congressional District Va
c. b. MORTON. NJ D.. Fredencis, Va.
GESLRALJ. u. IABODEN, Abingdon Va
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nAILnoAn MOTIFS.

II has trauspired that Calvin 5. Brice's re-
cent trip 10 Chattanooga was 10 meet party
4 Eastern and Southern capitalists who are
Interested in a scheme to develop trade with
Mexico and South and Central American
ports. Tie plan is 10 establish line OF steam
Ships from brunswick Ga, and Mobile; Ma,
and run them in connection WIN thc bIlce-
Thomas railroads Ii Is said that final ar
engagements will be completed in New York
and that the steamers will be in operation
within year.
Earnings Norfolk and Western second
week Of February, 1891. sl42, $50; $780, si42'-
l93. increase 1851.
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rnr rrncIAsE coNrmMIp.

The Richmond Terminal directors have
confirmed the purchase Of the Covneton and
Macon railroad, which Mr. lnman secured Tor
his company IN competition WIN ule 9ca-
lizard and Roanoke. The latter submitted 4
uroposition at the meeting OF bondhoid-
ers Of the Coyineton and Macon, IN Baltimore
ON Saturday. to lease the road, guaranteeing
interest on the bonds the Richmond and
D.nyille put in an exactly similar bld. aud
when the vote was taken the Richmond and
Dmyiue slipped through by vote OF 625 To
tl4 The road Is l07 miles long. extending
from Macon Ia Athens
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r.nNrIIIs rnorosrD yIsIT.

The report that Parnen IS coming to
America occasions considerable controversy
here II is certain that the strong conserve
live element will refuse 90 recognize him, amt
his support would have to come from the ire
eaters and irrcconcilables: 1t Will IN INC
,n,nior of prominent Nationalist, breed
nothing but factional dispute, and discussion,
and IS 10 be dcplored 10y all who desire the
continuance Of the active help and sympathy
Of American public opinion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-20

The first section Of The Ecv. kltiredee
Wheelei's party, bound for Egypt aud Pale,-
Line steamer City of New York. The second
section will start on March 18th 10y the steam
or CITY Of Chicago of the same line; Among
those who make the tour aIc the Rev. KIT
rcdce Wheeler, Of Hartford. Conn: the Rev.
p A. Houghtaling. of Rivcron, y. D.; the
Rev. Mungo Fraser. Of Hamilton, Ont; the
Rev. T.. Groncll. of Detroit, Mich, and Dr.
i. c. Won 1ress. of Monroe City, Ind.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-20

The directors and officers of the American
Loan and Trust Company were IN session all
fine forenoon endeaN0ring ,oaIiauSe scheme
of reorganization. Russell Sage Is active IN
bel,lf of the suspended Trust Company. Tie
apll,cation for a receiver is to be Withdrawn
James 4. Blair * regarded as the coming
president If a reorganization is chccted.
The sun., 1891-09-03

OF the g:20 tro'tsrs. Katie /. brought top
price and. even aiter losing tho first heat. sold
a. eveu m ncy Deputy. young stallion. by
2:24 =. his maiden record. Then Agnes NJ. a
ir.aky local mare, took It into her n hesd no 70
delight nf the crow,t. She got of after that.
and Katie l.. landed the money with three mod
orate milOS.
The sun., 1891-09-03

LIGHTERS ot the fro lend as HIeXandsr JGrdan:
s, Waller @sstS bos ths ShnsTSon q
Spl SafS;Il.T; + i Y; Ss ihs IN. 4 s:sso@sa
ihs hnrdler; J. 4. Norton. the .sprinier: J. J.
q j. Harvey 1t. was i rather ' ssnsetsd si' that hat
tho above named fire iadiies would run
aTs' AVA Cnns,, witt, the plTms q the bose rac.:
regulation hose, to run 200 yards. lay 800 feet
was, was al1wsa esh,ssn men The Minns6shs,
when tho, had screwed on the nozzle fifty
seconds had elass scd Then came tho seyyilles,
AMI sSS s snae h u., .S'd .a s ry.s wsss
picture. Dohm and Copeland were the
fsasS ,Ss o,6ors na oo%sa sc. rsns TnsS
atrlfe slow in uncouplinG and putting on the
ond: dassss 70. ."a09"s' oi Sag Hsrbor a. or came ssI
next and while not running as fast as the Say
s o ' s.sS"4 much a hss mi di
IL in 81 seconds; This made q tie for hrst and
wsrs .sSna STs At h ss. rnn S M se ass..
got !lrst rrlle. The saySill:s prot.st.d that
absurd I" sIppos. that th. GaSsllss could do
h ,ho SECOND % % heat in ias.er time than they did
IUN u1St. lUOy klSO lnSlRtOO tnaC Wn10 tU6y
up for Il in running. IN the run-otr Tor third
Gs ss TGas aGdsr wa. the mex.
~, 3, fi', foot; %iis% i. A,.%.y ny & sssi.aSst;s j
second rrise, WIN" {. Wa,ts took third Wit6
seconds. There wore niue contestant. In
In the engine contest, FIRST class the Rough
aud Eeair ui RiNerhead threw . stream 1J
Ia =, ipphaa NJ wop fret p,izA Ialip hci n y
for scrond.clnss engines the Hound Of Sag
OF liyerhe d second with IA icet IL. inches.
In tho special engine contest for all hand en-
ini fcot oi hose. "rssx couplings. screw on
rire. and put first water on buildings. Farm
ingdae won in 81 seconds; Bresau second in
The prize Tor the host drilled and equipped
hook and ladder company was given to SOUTH
The prize for the best drilled and equipped
Sc Sora c r'ns Ant TO and M%t
pany .9l wen, Bay sho w.
ass also carried Of, ne prizss for III. best drilled
II nrsws,sr s stL Peser @ Il Fepson Fl 'sonsg
4 snmmip g J. hove| + Goos Il 0sdGrq i I.
Ihs time were T. L. Petty and Ernes. Fisher:
At the close OF the contests Chief Bailey OF
TSe SSny Ded:ns % Il hs Ss 'G S.;
were tho fain,inG OF several women. owing 70
the boat and crus h. and the peculiar methods
OF those whose duty 1t was To- preserve the
during the day. and It was the custom OF the
guardians OF the peace on such occasions to
bounce upon the offender and pull him strug
Cling through tho crowd. whore every body
could see tho pro breeding.
The secret OF the mem bership in the Say
vilo Hose Company OF dozen Of New York's
crack athletes ,psrhans needs s"me .explnna-
Sayvilie. and spends a large part Of his lime
there during the summer. ABOUT three weeks
ago he came to tho city and induced tho
pnny. They accordingly went out to thu
town and wero formally sworn in not
in subduirg any angry flames that might
make ,heir appearance in Sayville. but for, tho
| rnca. tbs fact that thoy failed to capture tho
| prize l. the source Of no little me!riment 10
| the genuine fl!e laddies
The sun., 1891-09-03
HAD HIS SONS ARRESTED.
One OF Them IL the Commodore OF the VII.
Iiamsburgh Yacht Club.

Commodore John clifford OF tho Williams
burch Yacht Club and his brother. James
clifford were accused before Justice Kava-
nngh In Long Island City yesterday BY their
father. James Clifford. OF stealing his yacht,
the Sorceress All three live in the Eastern
District OF Brooklyn. James Clifford and his
father are also members OF tho Williamsburgh
Yacht Club. The boat in dispute Is said to be
worth 5000. Mr.. Clifford says he purchased "
from q rnnn named Cooper. Wit, died about
two years ago, His sons always had Tree use
ing between til. father. and his two sons. and
he took posses. ion OF the boat and saiej II w
the sound to Glenwood where lie eIs ~ IN He rint
orders not to allow the boat TO go OUT ~ ns
hands without q written order from MI .Cnnord
himself When the two sons found whore tne
iuctant about giving no the boat, John clifford r!
told Ayres tho boat lei longed 20 him. ana nhaily
be got possession Of It. The two 9r9thers
then sailed IT. across mo Soun1 Sori iS rs'no; aon;
unable to find the boat he had them both ar
rested on nn accusation OF grand ,nrceny IN
fled that his father had given him the boat 10
was corrobornted ~ his brother James. The
elder Clifford stoutiy maintained be never had
given up. .posscssi n of the boat.
Wliamsburgh Yncht Club that any memher to
lecome eligible to the ofiice OF Commodore
must be u part owner Mt least in Dont:
Se ee9 ThS now he
knowingly allow the constitution OF the ciMp
TO bs violated in "ecting Commodore VINO.
In his opinion. did not own 2 boat or any rare
we'll Informed IN tho clubs rules. Justice
kavannEh reserved his decision.
The sun., 1891-09-03
ALLERTOy IS 4 TROTTER.
His Recent PerfOrnsuce in IOwa-Ho May
Heat Nelson's Record.

Tho milo that Allerton trottsd recently at
Independence, Iowa. In 2:ll." said Mr.. Hamil-
ton Busbey yesterday. although made over
kite-shaped track is really wonderful mile
for a lve-year-old. being next to the 2:l0k OF
Jay Eye SEQ as . ays.year-old. Allerton trot-
ted the last halt OF his mile in 1:o4a. and the
last quarter In 3lk seconds. This appears rs
though hs was . very game horse and would
sTrH1 barring s,GNG!dsT,s ssHt the champion
"Of course u te-shsped track record is not
equal to circular shaped track record. the dif-
fercnce being estimated to be from one and q
half to two seconds. and the coming wop der thar
viii heat the 2:OS'. OF tho queen OF the turf,
MavS I or gay soms oSer
shaped track before good horsemsn will be-
lieve the ,snimel to bo as fast as Maud S. or Jay
Eve 500"
The sun., 1891-09-03
FOCGHT THE PILICE.
FOrdham's Gang Make II Hot for Those
Who Interrupt Their Beer Party.

Who Interrupt Their Beer Party.
Fordham has 4 regular gang OF tough young
mon. On Tuesday night ten members OF tho
gang took possession OF the back yard OF a
stable on Cauldwell place. near KinRsbridge
road, and drank beer At 9 O'Clock dispute
o. ose as 10 whose turn 1t was 10 get tho can
filled. A general row WAS the result. Police
man Clcary OF The fremont police came up
and made q dash for tho leader OF the gang.
John Nhting ~ years old.
Whiting shocked Cleary down. and the
gang stopped hsLting among themselves to
boat The policeman. They kicked him and
lesser appearsd ana began using his long
night stick t,, :, vigorously. Cleary, who had re;
knocked down ono OF his a.sallants,. A general
elnnbing rn, tue gang c e flight, Whiting was
Ios,sriaY Justice White. in the Harlem
Court held Whiting for trial. Whiting was
but was discharged because she would not
press her complaint.
The sun., 1891-09-03
A Four-n,re Race ON Labor Day.

Tho Coney Island Jockey Club expects to ar
range great race for next Monday. which Is
Labor lay. The sixth race ON the programme
has been declared of and one at four miles
substituted. This will give the staysrs q
chance TO show their mettle. and as tho added
money Is 81 800 hieh-class entry should 10
secured,
The sun., 1891-09-03
Manager ". II, Merton SAID. ss to Her

our doors. That /: to say. the hosss has been been
Pm into pc 1fert order for occnIaton by an az.
Dixey to make his d;hut In what we theatrical
folks, dee9omInate straight, comedy Mr..
Charles Frohman continues last wipter,s ar.
Comforts OF Home SO successfully here.
Dixey is undaR aDaAoamant TO him, and
The sun., 1891-09-03

four ieguIa'ion .adders. A board wall had
a, Sas cd the nsh afSsnss Which the
,,.rss,. tor lines had bee been ' sretchsd @ 10 Keep
n.aIrsin: crowd out Of the track. a ia. was
hIhis VA answered BY the waving OF flag at
tHssS,t HSss, ., Pistol and Instantly III. East !slp
s,.,I,. sGw. Y. road ike wild horses runnins from
q ocIpsa'rie fire. i I.mindsd QUE ,oi pictures
sa" sn sAsSs Who ass Ii itGSs pae Of ns
srm.n, s.rm, & th-ir eomrsIss. One excited
tS.vl tnSSNlsl IN rartc delight Down,to tho finish
Sss s1Fs sps"a ra the IsoR III or.
SsI SsI .og!,e ihs iaddsrm-n room. Thsladder is
%a%i Susa from is place while the truck is ip full
sssI II. :9s and iS% Es'fi tks spilss Into The
Hsnl sss II ,sgns r!se. and AZ i goes up an
lsTmn.onnts II hGni over hand.
th.n }N,ffant f 'Ls toy 0i the ladder touches
REnr which has !ooge ed on hrestGiessly. The
SiIiges pii.ghes anno.ncs that tho lent has been accom-
Slser after which the tired runners slowly
T Tka ,IeIr ,d truck away.
GInas: wing the East lslips. Sayvlle did 1t in
Ia,.i,ssmnis Ia,is,seonis: and then the Union Company Of
No IN - seconds, Phunix No. 2 Of
ssso, harb2r made the last trial In 50
sS9,y decided uUsu no. TO compsss ass for 'sS any
E..G We Prizes except special ono. and 80 Islip
1rS,l Moriohss and Sag Harbor. being tied for
ana f..,t a.t lslin took frst Sag Harbor second.
~ NsN'tt ,'ts, ~ moIiches third. -
o,t conducted on tiis sa me basis az tbS other,
ysJd.t nat The distance to DO run was 100
iSss, iSsaa, latehoGue NO. captul cd this event in
secSdus' secSnds Has Harbor being second In l9t.
iri.91son rmi9on the hose carriage races were called tho
kopnn r. me proceedings took n sudden
The sun., 1891-09-03

Only one heat Of ths 2:2G class was ended
for tho field. And despite two losing breaks
rushed down the stretch and got first to tho
wire in 2:23.. The positions are shown by
the summary.
The sun., 1891-09-03

These arc the last nights .of The Black
Maslue." " Tho Tar and tho Tartar" " Feu-
movement on the part OF William Muldoon.
chief wrestler in The Black Masuue." averted
been a pos,ponsment OF salary day for the
actors. and the rent OF the theatre was behind
hani besides. Mmldo9n got Into the breach
keen Lawn" has proved that the supporters OF
ii. H. Jacobs's Theatre are numerous enough
suits thcn.
The sun., 1891-09-03
9ublic 1otires.

:nain; s;D. N close promptly in All s.''N At
iiiuispAf AT :. N for Europe, per steamship
Ei. sS%smoMa .aS ar v.msss v.naas - .nd
..y1.. q: VI p,r
to1 Forum. :.n .aG I. m
S$!s !. :,s: :i' Sss Via Il
l,ra!s M ~: m &, :as.0Es
ssi saa rrS;% mus :: ars:s.i gss E!rars y:
wv va ssasnamp!oa .Si frsp:n mS.t y a,rsei.
s.; :'s%'I;s s,.,is; v. s:s:s.a d:s'
CIV, et Fem: ys Sia:sSx Deter, %r:s
is5 HsS'S S.rdesns .gd os@.a. mann p: ....%:eiS Il
n' Sr S's sA' sPs sP.is OF .n% bu:sS
.u'1"s %u;s g. be S.mn.1s aiI:S's. cps. IIn, Ms@
tss.,.a %r.ss%ip $amaii :a: i$s oaS. Ma
as ama "a s'rt i4f mrs! s ID 'iiisi; 4;s sss
su1Is: ?,iSSs frSso ..a na.s.n
%, i. LnsH 'as% Per S:T .;.G: osaia
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sS.,s. sy Y. s;:.sa n:..sns s n:
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@ bra WIZ British mails for Ausr.!ial Mall.
Ga,s, GIsm s;n FiA1%el;so' .lS;: hT: a;iIy ag .
S!'ssm's :'G;: y, Si,,!. III AZ. ono: dIy s.S
thsnce by stssmsr. close St this ocs daily at so
~ Malls for Cuba, by rs to TamcA Fla. and
eIose AZ ,hi. once daily .. ESQ A. y MaiIs fsr
d.,pa'ch by steamer, close at this oiics daily Al
Trans pucisc mail. mr.. ,o,w..,., =. Ca. v-.,
daily, and ne schedule OF olosinr arranged on the
San Francisco Mails from the East arriving on timS
San trancsco on the day Of sailing OF stesmsrs are
alnAAa Al +. N. pIsvinns dAv. ~ ~
The sun., 1891-09-03

the Henry Guaranteed Stakes are on. The
FIRST, worth $3.50. Ia for toals OF 1887. The
secondi Of tho same value. y tor ioals Of 1858,
NIL it is best two In, three heats. The 2:lS trot
completes the card.
The sun., 1891-09-03
for Sale.

A RARE CHANCE.Busn'm corner in srowing dIs-
bio In Al order; price Sil,Um Inquire premises
10th st. and II all place east OF stebbins av
nAIRy OF - CANS MILK for sais. Bo 264 Pawl.
~ ing Harlem Railroad.
NOR INyESrMEST.-A few cosey houses At a bsr-
gain net income ~ per cent Addrsss j.. box io2,
Sun office.
ClIOE FITTERS outft complete for working with;
= great bargain. Call 1856 East 2sth s. basement.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1891-05-22
Burton.

Elder Gault, of lOnia, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall last Saturday.
Fred Simpson. of Edmore, was seen Oh
our streets Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Capliss. of Detroit, expects to
spend the summer with her niece, Mrs. p.
Maloney.
Mrs. s. Dobbins and her three little sons
will spend some time with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell.
Frank Van Hoten left last Saturday for
Denver, Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hershey are spending few
days with friends at Fenton and Long Lake.
Mrs, Geo. Gibson Is on the sick list.
Allen d. Grant, of Fenton was In town,
Tuesday.
Johnny Boyd, of this place, Sundayed
at HazletOn.
Mrs. Corp Is sick with typhoid fever and
fears are entertained for her recovery.
The l.. A. S. of the NJ. p. church will
meet at the residence of Geo. Snyder the
Goth of May. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to oil.
Arthur Lewis left Monday to visit his
parents at Niles. OBSERVER.