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Whonping Congh.

/ bad q little boy who was nearly
dead from an attack of whoopiny
cough NV ueighbrr- recommended
Chamberlatns Cough Remedy. Ibid
not think that any medicine would
help him, but after giving him fe,v
doses Of that remedy / noticed Az inn
provcment. and one bottle cured hin,
entirely. II is the best cough mpdi.
cine ! ever had in The house. j. L..
Moore, South BurgetDsowu. Pa
For Gale by Dye Pharmacy.
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Hard on the Niger.

Rico, Ga.-Bud Cook, a negro,
was stripped to the waist by Il crowd
here this afternoon aud one hundred
lashes administered him. His nhense
was remark that negroes SHOULD pav
no attention to notices pinned on theil
doors to leave the country.
The various state boards are reduc-
Ing the insurance that they have heen
carryin on the institutions under
their charge. The cost from the in.
surance each year has been some
thing awful and the return has not
been commensurate with the out go.
1t has been proposed Ia form .
fund by the Stale and let all Insur.
ance 90. Then in case of ire at any
institution replace the building or
buildings destroyed from this fund
and repIentish it at the next session
If the legislature. This is Senator
Fasts plan. 1t may he adopted later
by the state.
The meeting Of the board of dirctorS
at the Second Hospital for the Insane
at Spencer few DAYS ago reduced
the insurance carried there very con.
sidrrably.
They now carry but sixty-fvc ,hous
and dollars on one hundred and
severty-five thousand dollars worth
OF property. -Morgantowu New Do.
minion.
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s..fl9y ?.asifH Mil Ia.

CONTRADICT RS and BUILDERS.
Keep on hand for Sale all kinds of
Dressed Lumbcr, such as Weather
Boarding, Ceiling, Flooring, Drop
Siding. Moulding, and Brackets, also
all kinds of Building Material, such as
Sash, Doors, Nails. Glass, Paints Oils.
Locks, Hinges aud Screws, and, IN
fact, Building Material of all kind-.
keptat residence On Daniels rum
Postolice address,
ARNOLDSBCRG, u. VA.
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The CHRONICLE job printing de-
partment has recently been supplied
with all the equipments necessary for
any kind Of. printing, from the neat,
plain business stationery to the multi
coIored poster. We give special
attention To book work.
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Remember that at The Chronicle
Office Won can get any and all kinds
OF job work done you want. ard much
cheaper than Won can get it done else
where.
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Noticc to Lion Holders.
w. VI. Cox Grocery Co,
Against.

W. NJ. Cox Grocery Co,
Against.
J. w. Taylor " others.
70 all persons holding liens, bv Judge
nent or otherwise on the real estate of j.
W, Taylor etc. in pursuance OF decree OF
tia" Circuit court of Ialhoun county made in
the cause therein pending to subject the real
e,taie oi the said j. W. Taylor to the salts
Faction of the liens thereon. Nou and each
OF You are hereby required to present all
claim against Tie said j W Taylur which
are liens on che real estate mentioned in
sud cause or any part ofsuch real estate for
adjudication to me ut the Office of \. T..
kcnncv III the town of EVANSVILLE Calhoun
county,State of West Va, on or before iii,
10Th day of May 1899.
Given under my hand this the 18th day OF
April, 1899.
\. l.. Kcnney, Commissioner
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Job Robinson was killed Wednes-
day evening, while cutting timber near
Jumbo, by limb falling and striking
him ON the head Echo.
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kausas mGbS can do Il culorcd man
as well rs the Job can be done in
Iouisiann
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The Federal court, district and cir.
Cult, will convene IN ChnrIesl on May,
1t.
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What You Can Bay For So. 90.

q GIVE SOLICITORS WANrTp EVERY
-&--a- WHERE for "rhe Story of the
Philippine 10y Muryt Halstcad. commits
stoned by the Government as Official lIi,to-
rian to the War Departments The book
WAS written in army camps at san Francisco
ON the Pacific with General Merit. in The
hospital at Honolulu, in Hong Kong, in the
American treuchcs at Manila. i'm the insur-
gent camps with Aguina,do, ON the deck OF
OLYMPIA With Dewey, and in the roar of bat
tie at the fall OF Manila. Bonanza e.,
agents Brimru! of original pictures taken
10y government photographers, ON the SPOT
l.arg" Book. Low prices. Big Profits
Freight, paid Credit given. Drop all
trashy unofficial war books. OUTFIT free
address, +. +. BARBER, Scc'y., Star lnsur
ance Bldg, hicago.
Say You SIX this "rd' in the CmRoNIcLr
when !Ou answer.
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For Sale, Valuable Property i'm
GrautSyiIle.

Oue-half interest in Central Hotel
building, ON Main Street, containing
several rooms, good business room
anI room now occupied bv post Office.
-Four lots fronting ON Main Alley
two Of which front on the river and
one on Williams ST.
j, +. Scorr
sO5-l7 GanlsvilIc, w. Va.
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If the Democrats fail to win on
Free Silver III 1900, the ne, best
platform to be adopted, is, Resolved
that we want the Offices"
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lfthe dollar dinner is success,
financially and politically, is stands
TO reason that all New York hash
houses will serve their meals ON the
Chicago platform. Tx.
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The civilization that has to be
crammed down peoples Threats with
hayonets, is. hot likely to be etiectual.
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We are likely to have to 60 at those
philippines another hundred lhuus-
and strong
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/; is said that the Philippines have
all OF the diseases to which the human
flesh is heir.
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See PelPs summer hatsl lie has the
latest styles at prices that are bound
to win. No trouble to show them.
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The West VA. and Pitisburg K. II.
Is to De sold under an order Of the
L. 5. Court.
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And now there is talk about re-
moving tie State Capitol of Pa.
The reas ons, however, are not good.
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When there is fighting to do the
American boys can be depended upon.
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BY this time nc%t year the poliri.
cal waters Will be troubled. The
nominations will be fixed this wear,
however.
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Ot course Quay was acquitted.
Who ever heard OF man of his rank
being convicted
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All kinds Saddles, Brides, Girths,
HaIters, Breeding and Check Lines
at Pells
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The work Of hanging Southern ne
Grces goes merily ON ais something &c.
ours To provoke II mob.
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1t is stand n about lying. Some
People lie To prevent trouble; Others
lie To make trouble. Elk
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The fraudulent stamp racket is pref
~ EencIal over ;,,e country.
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commissioners Notice.

COMMISSIONERS Office, Circuit Court of Cal
houE county.
w. VI. Cox Grocery, Co.,
Against,
J. w. TAYLOR and Others.
In thancery, i'm said Circuit Court
The above styled Cause having been. bv am
q der entered there in, at the February term
1899. OF the said Circuit Court, referred to
the undersigned, one of the Commissioners
of said Court with instructions to ascertain
and report all the real estate owned bv the
defendants, }. w. TAYLOR y Others together
with the liens existing thereon bv Judge
ment or otherwise the amount and priority
of such liens, and To whom owing, bv iudgc-
mcnt or otherwise, the amount and priority
OF such liens and To whom owing, the rcn-
tai value of all such real estate and any
other matter deemed pertinent orwhich may
he required by any party in interest. There
fore, the above named plaintiff and defend
cnts will take due notice that the undcrsgn-
ed has fixed upon the 2C,h day of MAY 1879
Is the time and the Law Office of \. +
kcnncy in the town Of Gruntsyillc as the
place, when and where he will execute the
said order of reference
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
April, 1899.
y. L. Kcnnev, Commissioner.
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Our country

Dewey seems 10 he about the only
hero across the waters.
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Prices in various articles of mer-
chandise have advanced from 10 to 80
per cent, aud while this is true, inter.
est on money has been gradually
coming down. Never, ia the history
Of tins country, could money he
borrowed at so cheap rates of interest
as at present. Yet we are clamorous
for more and cheap money.
We would like to see Democratic
parers willing to give Mckinley jus.
tlce. The Lord knows that he will have
made mistakes enough by the time
his two terms of Office expire aud lac
Is certainly entitled To credit for the
very many good things lie does He
Is our president. lie is the president
Of the grandest country in the worlG
He is the president "f : country with
more wou!d-ne bosses than all others
combined.
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All Of the latest styles of milliner
goods at Ninrir Ovens
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lHe omarr boys, who were arrested
some lime ago forrobbng L. 5. Mails,
were sentenced by Judge jackson Of
tie l. :. court to one year and
eighteen months respectively.
-
Quay has been appointed to the L.
, Senate. IL has heretofore been
held that under such circumstance.
there Is no vacancy But for Quay's
sakc, a point might be sprung.
Each rcp'rt Of war brings news Of
American Io.s # life. OF course
ih" enemy io.s is much more. but
trading sood American blood for thai,
kInd of gain don't seem right.
Sorry as we are to admit it., there
IS %" immcdinlcpro.pect for anything
hclrg doe toward extending the l..
4 Il. Il Something may trans.
r'c -oon Co change conditions. but
tho present status is lpid above.
l"e Weston lnIopcrdout HOPS ou
T. tac Wheeling Register FIR irving
iosidrrack lbc silver issue. The
independent mga. 90 know when ihe
i'gisrT lonau, 20 u,c silver popor
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Daily except Sunday Eastern time
In effect, Wednesday, May %, 1893.
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We do job work cheaper than you
can get il done elsewhere.
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Osborl.s Mills. Roune Co., w. Va.
April, 1899.

Osp"ih NilIlS' hpane 20, w. Va.
April, 1899.
Hon. a. Stump,
Grartsvile, w. Va.
Dear Nephew:-I am in receipt of
a hickory cane by L. :. mail which
calls to memory the proverIi. name
Of Old "HIckory" the hero of New o..
leans. The cane is a perfect model,
its initials and perfection in all its
parts represents the mechanical skill
Of the donor. / regard the gift on
your part, quite considerable. Having
past the mark of four score wears.
and naturally infirm, and, as the
heart never grows old in life, tender
to you my grateful ackuowled scments
as can have the cane to lean upon
during my declining years. The laws
Of nature are inevitable. must Short.
ly leave the mundane shores ofmortul
lite, beyond the veil Of hope for the
better.
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Am very truly yours.
Henry STUMP.

You may hand the foregoing TO the
CHEoNIcLE / would like to take The
paper for while, please send me 81
copy and write to me often as / would
like to hear from you all.
II -
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~ EFFECT JAN. 2nJ, | 80.

All trains daily except Sunday.
iI.S. Wilson, Jr., Traffic Agt
+. +. WIsoS SwEt.
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ror safe ~, i.a,auc.
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GranlsviIlc, w Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08

Carolus Duran. "Tho Prince Of the Pic
ture Book" IS to make quite a long stay
I'm America on this visit. Had he arrived
in time for the Portrait Show OF New
York the maids and matrons OF that city
would surely have carried him by force
10 the Academy, and there set him upon
q pedestal for popular worship.
Many volumes might be written upon
the way great pictures arc painted but
the volume upon Duran would be one or
the s~traugest.
a little girl. looking a. a big elegant
ly-bouud volume OF masterpiece came
upon 70 portrait painted by Duran. After
studying lt a long time, the little one oX-
claimed. Mamma. 1 see the dress. out
where is the lady?' That is the criticism
made upOn Duran's paintings. Ihey are
all dress and no lady.
This contrasts strangely with tho ad-
vice sent by Duran 20 a coming sitter.
The woman. who bears one of the world s
great mOnoycd names. wrote to the por-
trait painter asking him 20 describe ace
curately the dress in which he wished
her % appear az the first sitting. The
reply came back. brief and comprehensive.
'}Vcar nothing at alli'
Taking great umhrage the lady sent
her husband TO inquire the meaning OF
such q strange letter But ON the way
the husband met % gentleman who. knoT
ing the artist, explained. Duran Grapes,
said he, "but he never dresses.
1t Is whispered hat many OF the fair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08

~sittcrs for portraits never had velvet
Gowns like those shoRu iu the completed
uirfrre-. They wore auythlug-or hoih-
inr-and Duran made 10 great Dog ofap-
me around them yards and yards oi haho-
some fabrics which somehow seemed zoo
take conventional shape under hi li
entad hands. Others. very nervous
fers sat FOR the features ANA tle oiI
lines of The figure. leaving Duran Poo FIIr
plv all the details of dress, even 20 ia-i
ion and color.
DUB Paris there are several boaifi''
models who go around adFert-in- theme
s0..s as .irls who pose for Duran ht-
ure- This. to the art world ol that
a|rti-ff. civ. means CHAT when % hisu
born lady gets tired OF posing 3h' leif'
the studio. and her place DIS taken py d.
maid model who industri0uely o1pl. ODE
bose and patiently fins DO until thf pie-
ture is done. 10 be "a Duran model may
mean ANYTHING of 90 wide range of beauty
of figure. DO may mean That YOU 1ff SNORT
and fat with "a neat waist tomeIHiH
trlt does not always belong to l Short
f.f figure. DO may mean that sou Hir
tain and wil0wy-Quite tlo ideal J. m'.
mean that 0 are very }ouns-. 'DN-
enough for the Duchess OF MaflpoioNtH
or old enough for ola lady figure. .ier
Mrs Aston. Perhaps another name might
m.,tf,raG-f.r fhi. society WOO
""'D ..,,..l her frlro-but as She
l""" ~ Dr,.r's recent famous
'"o t..r fra n|analtv. IL not
sill'L7 al' "''
me- ns oi,,,os horse" his critics
D"i"" i- fashionable WOO
sal' 1870 only
man m +--ft -,ei1ter OF New York
- you" 49, .eJ AMONG his pate
Guy Vu,'. l,f4 and oouid naint por-
i"ns '.'' =" ,a.l' nr-an and he soon
lial,s I",. a. do co from a very
i'''', ~ wealth
pioi r-..r, came home n was a
.,~rtsblo chrou1 The colors stood out
w .~.ite~ f.r,or AGAINST "A back
WIN E r,. ve-v .lbdued The
s'''-.i - ,t u d"ubiouslv. Don't
p"lIon.' 30, a-tl1 .bo artist "Then I
you "Ne IL nr-,,
rear w" "' NV 5.
Vel said she dl.-I
% tho picture. nc ISM = 'U'l au,
me. You see, she al"eu dp"'s7 ~
"Hc uses very iea palH1 t0t ~
but-but me @l"a5' F"''
between.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08
THE PRINCE OF
THE PICTURE BOOK
CaroIus Duran and the Wonderful Life He and His
Brothers Lead Among High-Class Sitters.

You can preserve the likeness but you
can idealizo a little.
The two great Omcnts in a woman's
1fe OF supreme happiness. told by Tnom-
ass Baily Aldrich. bring n mystic light
into The palest eyes. and the true paint
er will find The light and put IL there for
her dear ones 90 see and love.
Duran IS not the only painter who can
paint women. God forbid. But he paints
them so VOL. with The f0Iblcs an told. lie
g. "only a Fronchman. born az Lille.
France. in 1850; and therefore rounding
the sixty mark. when Bismarck says his
youth ended. Durau's youth never seemed
to begin. for Doe was always am old boy,
He studied at Lille. what there was 10
study. and then got 90 Paris. TO go
through the art student life, considered
so necessary for tho training of II painter.
But Doe did not train with the rest Of the
boys. He sat staring az the model in a
queer fashion of his own and kept adj
sising her 90 put on this and put ON that.
Sometimes Dee drapcd her until she COM
planned of tho heat of her clothes. But
never Of the scantincss.
He wanted. always. 10 paint a real wo-
man. not the kind who stand tireless an
6ay bon marble. for YOU 20 admire. but the
sort who sit at the head of your dining
table and walk through the drawing
r00m-the real woman lie might paint
the other. am clad in shimmc ings. IF he
d~csired-but he never does desire. No-
men look more lovable with the elements
Of their passion and folly-or dress and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08
TREATY SHOULD
BE AMENDED.
Leave the FiIipinOs to Govern
Themselves,
A REVIEW BY SENATOR E0MUNDS
He Calls Attention TO the Grave Pro
blems Which viii Confront the
United States Should the
Treaty be Ratified.
REVIEW BY SENATOR EOMUNOS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1~-Ex-senator
George T.. Edmupds, i'm a letter. re-
views the Philippine question at length.
lie describes briefly the physical aspects
of the islands and the character OF their
inhabitants. The population, be shows
ia already denser than hat OF the state
OF Michigan" and be says that 'oI the
total of AN this conglomorate OF races
fha Frropeans and Americans compose
less than two per cent. after mos" una"
fv, hundred years of European occupa-
Ifs claims that the people never have
baan and never can ue iu ueed OF OF 'o"-
snners of American productions TO any
appreciable extent
D.we,.s victory which "~astoniahei the
naval powers OF the world gave III. con-
troll only off the ebay and city ol NaNl5
ANA fts environments. nearly all ArHoI"
that was iu possession OF an "i4'
rebellion against spain
"pur the peoples of the Islands VINO
were carving on the rebellion in order 10
boz free and independent do not desire TO
bo annexed and that they intend 70 ZEE
efst a~nnexation." Mr.. Edmunds saYS
"anDears 90 Doe indisDutable
rfe thou proceeds 10 show what a war
0f tnu0ursf would mfHIf dnh0f INV
cam be Justified in forcing 10y the sWotu
our particular and excellent idea OF soy-
eminent. morality and. Religion ON 49,
,,aonia qs Nohammad did I'm his regllsious
wars and as Spain ala ln ner early ope-
r1tious i'm this continent
"a 20 the status of the PHILIPPINES, MT.
rdmunds argues that AN of them VINO
were the subjects of spain will become
citizens of the United states py lie nl'lo
oc+ ~ caseion.r ms such they viii "have
an the rights that belong to other It'll
,5-a Fdmunds saws that Congress
therefore cannot lawfully prevent the
migration OF any citizen residing m me
pLiiinnines as our States any more than
II car prevent the migration Of citizens or
ann states TO the Philippines. what the
prflinplnes will do 90 us DO cost loss OF
,r,ss tho introduction OF miitarism.
ctc. Judge Edmunds considers d seri-
ans aspcct OF the question.
riforv which spain did not control, Mr..
tdmunds saws that Gin Wow or the gray
ifv Of the other aspects or the SUBJECT IL
Id not worthy Of notice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08
CHUCRH NOTICES.

ErpsT BAPTIST CHURCH-SER-
vice OF worship at II a NJ Dr.
COOPER will preach. No service al
nioGf IN account Of annual church meet
ino an 1 Il N. Bible school at $50 a.
Nj An made cordially welcome.
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preachlnr nv the pastor, Rev. DR.. w. X.
SMITH az IL o'clock A. NJ. ana >
o'clock l.. NJ. Special sermon 10 you"7
men at the morning service.
EAST END BAPTIST CHURCH CGOKK-
ner Vweutv-eighth and Il Streets, j. l.
Tucker, pastOr.-Sunday schooi az 80
A NJ. Preaching at IL O'CLOCK a. 'd. anu
1880 p. NJ. by the pastor.
GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHCgtGH
Grace and Foushoe Streets, Rev. VII
LIAM r.. HATCHER, u. D., pastor.-Sun-
dsv school al 9:lJ A. NJ. Preaching 10y
- nastOr az IL a. NJ. and = J.. NJ.
PRAYER meeting Wednesday at : +. NJ.
Young mems prayer meeting Friday az
5 y. NJ.
GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech street,. Rev.
J.. c. HIDDEN. D D.. pSstorIPreaching
sunday school et 9:tj A. VI. Pastors
Dihle lecture from 10 10 i0:30 A. Nj. In
main audience room.
BAPTIST SUNDAY-ScHOOL ASSO-
ciation.-The monthly meeting OF the
baptist Sunday-SchOol Association of
Richmond and Manchester will be held
al the Grace-Street Baptist church on
Sunday afternoon, January etn. ~ $50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08

Miss Randolph SIS the daughter of Mr.
\. Y. Randolph. and is one of the most
charming Young ladies of Virginia. mere
viii be- an Charleston ua more loFely
sponsor than The Do from mus o'al9'
THE MAID or HONOR.
The maid of honor i- 90 daughter OF
Colonel james Naoeill ile commander
Of James Brcathed Camp. at Pulaski.
Sic Is q niece 0f The soldier for whom
The camp was named. is % erand-niece or
Ceneral j. ID. b. stuart. Her father. Who
VS. a gallant soldier. is 3D. brother OF
Mrs DIT. S. ID. Drowry. OF Chesterfield
county. The james Brcatned camp ls re-
foioine over the appointment of this young
lady. She is exceedingly popular with the
veterans. Mix MaceiI H "a young Iau.
U-boso nereorai attractions and charm OF
manncr have made her friends of an Who
have ever mot her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-08

COLUMBUS. GA. Jan. Provost
Guard Henry Denton Company ~. Third
KENTUCKY. OF Junction city. Ky. was
shot and instantly killed here Tonight
in mo Tcndcrloin district bv Private LAM
bert. of Company b.. Third Kentucky.
Denton had Lambert under arrest, and.
without warning tho latter drew "a rec
volver and fired three shots into the
formers body. Lambert disappeared, ana
up 20 midnieht bad not been captured.
Great Excitement prevails.
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DEATHS.

GOODF-Died. az his residence No. 3iO8
east Broad street. Friday. january Gth.
az T:iJ =. NJ. JOHN RICHARD GOODE.
aged sixty-tWo years.
Funeral from Leigh-S'rcet Baptist
church THIS sunday AFTERNOON ar
3 O'Clock.
Interment IN Oakwood Cemetery.
SMITH Died. suddenly. January :. 1890.
i'm the city 0f Richmond. Mr.. " j.
SMITH. in the nfty-nfth year Of his
age.
Funeral viii take place from J. W
Hlley's u~ndertakinE establishment
MONDAY at 10 A. N.
Intermout az CakwOOd.