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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

n hna inst leaked ont Mint tirc has
occurred III Gaia vhirh j. likely 10 have
asasioNs slTsct upon thu price of sngAr.
All that rot into the Havana papers
about II wax The statement thnt eleven
estates Ind b~en damaged, hut Charles
A. MciW, : promincnt Now Yorker,
who happened 70 le in the heart III the
region swept over hy the flames, Ind
heard before hp lcit for home u no
lc.% than sixty eight large sugar plantA-
tions which hal been destroyed. Onc
of these plantations, which may he
taken ~ type 81 the CLAUS. employed
between 4OO and 1tW perSoMs, and wAs
expected 70 produce several thousand
h0gnh0ads of sugar. averaging about
2,000 pounds III weight. N0t only was
III thc machinery u this plantation,
upon Which about 46()0. en- had been *.
pended within law yoass, destroyed.
but Tho. fields of growing sngar.cane
were laid bAre and the whole crop wiped
ont. Mr.. McigH mot several Cnl'ank
who haA suffered the loaa of plantations
and irun III own observations and their
estimates thinks that the total loss can.
not fall short 81 Si00,00O, ONO. Phild.
ielphiG Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

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TME RUHINEsS WORLD.

nio peach crops are reported from
Delaware and New Jersey.
TMx Baldwin Locomotive Works are
busilv filing home and foreign orders.
Az Italian Arm hax ordered supply
~ 100000 tons of coal from the United
States.
Tax Toronto Globe adults TIN nm.
pleasant truth that there il no life IN
trade there.
Tux small.grain crops throughout
Georgia arc reported ~ being In very
promising condition.
Tnr cotton mills a wilkinsonyills,
Mass, have been compelled 70 atop 0me
of their looma Tor Lick of help.
THE new propriesoTs Of tho Atlantic
Mills, III Providence. II. T.. intend 10
begin operations In 4 short time.
TnI Canadian Government IN
offered 10000 Tor tan years, On certain
conditions, - the tirsl sngar factory.
IN Indianapolis Ind, tho building
outlook u exceedingly bright. A large
number Of new houAes are going ur.
TMg Southern railroads. which al the
close of the war were nearly All IN
bankruptcy. are now in pretty good
condition.
1nE Central City Coli Re0ixlrr.
tail II alnaost entirely tlevolcd 10 min.
lug newn, giving over thirty ragea ~
Information on this topic.
OxE of tho South Carolina emiNants
10 Liberia has returned. Hc aaya
nearly onc.hAlf of those who went out
ara dead. aud the reA aro anxious Ia
get. .haok.
MAMv of the Massachusetts, WOODEN
manufacturers have contracted for 4
large amossnt al goods months ahead
The Middlescx, Washington md Man.
chester mills are working mp 10 thci,
full capicisy.
BRAxil sells about three. fourtha ol
hcr coffee crop, or. In 1877, 1900, ,1(Nl
lAoA 70 tho United Hates. Tor which
We pay chie6y IN gold. the gold balance
paid In lb77 Tor BrAdliMn product,
amounting 10 tlh h,00O. .0t)0.
TIN philadelphia NorM America,,
sAys: Tho quantity al cheese made Ia
the United 6tatca and Canads the paal
ysar waa tho largest ever known, end
our export demand has incrcasel cor
rcspondingly. Prices. however, have
ruled low the entire season, which, with
sevesal sharp declines, kept buainess il
this line qnite unsatisfactory, both 4
the producers and midslleuaen. Thil
branch ri industry IL no longer con
incd ~ the 6tntcs of New York and
Ohio, ~ in FORMER yeAra. hut haa beei
extended over the entire Wcstcrn graz
ing country, aud II now considese<
tho second branch Of industry 81 ID,
United States.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-05-30

ArT1nxrIc cases Of living burial ARC
put on record BY tho eminent French
physician, Dr.. Jo@at, II ld2. Tho period
oi nnconsciousnesa before burial, ia
these casea, laGled from two hours 10
forty.two. The causes Of apparent deaNh
were these ByncotN. hystcfin, al,oplcxy,
nArcotism, eoncnssion of the hrnin.
anrsthe~ja, lightning, and drunken.
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The Emp~ror Of AuAtsia has just been
presented with = reinAshal,lc suit of
clothes. The wool from which the gar
ments were made was .spon tho sheeps
hack eleven hours before Tho suit wax
completed. Al 6:OS In the morning
th0 shsrp wsfe sh~arcd; ut 6:il the
WOOL vas washed: ut B:37 dyed; A $50
picked: at Z ia tho last cArding process
was finished; At ~ was spun ut H:l6
spoiled; II 8:87 the warp waa in tho
loom n 4 :A3 thu shuttlcA were really;
Il M 10 scven aud three. quarters clls
of cloth were completed; ~ ~ 03 tho
cloth waa inllcd; - 12:ll washed: NJ
l9:l7 sprinklAtl; q 1881 dried; at
u 10 sheArsd; a 4 :0V nsppcd; q 10
brushed; and Il :l0 pressed and ready
ior the aheass and needle. Al . 6o'clock
the suit, consisting Of hnnting.jAcket.
waist coat and pantalM ~, was nm
iahed.
III ths race for the 1000 Raineas ut
Newmarkct III which unAs wax IN.
gaged, hare was started. Miid instead
Of making for tbs heath got In among
the running horses and rrssd with shcn
| Tor Il good sp.irI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13

De Tad 'nscle Chu'ch De Tabnaelo Chu'eh
Done put ole Satan behind UNI
FL q sinner git loose from any udder ehu'ch
De Tab naole Chu'ch will One um
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w. DORTOT

N. B.-Mr. c. Doriot being extra
fine Machinist, as well as Watch
Maker, will make to order any new
machinery of the finest quality, or re-
pair old machinery. Will undertake
new designs or new machinery for in
ventors. nov. o. lS77--tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13

! nm general agent for the most
popular and bost Mowers and Reapers
IN the market. also for the fin, At
Threshiug Estahlishments ever sold
IN this or any country. and furniahed
Tor less price than any local dealers
can furnish them In the State. and
sold on very easy terms. Will make
VI TO every mans interests TO give us n
call before buying. Repairs ON hand
for tho same. NH WV WY 80
One OF the best Steel Flows In the
uniled States for Sl2, Corn Shelters
$3.50, Lever Feed Cutters $3.50. steel
kept on hand for plow.shares. plow
points and castings for Farmers
Friend ana lending plowa.
sumo ilrst.class young horses and
mules VIII be taken for goods at mar.
ket price. 49,
Capt. Harry Lyle In with me. md
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Warehouse Man street. BrIsto,
Tenn. GUY NJ, WUITTEN
feb IS, '7O-0m
Pure High Grade Fertilizers, for the
spring crops, manufactured by Ell.
wan Prosphate Company, ono Of The
strongest companies on the continent.
ana have completely revolutionized
commercial Fertilizers; and now of.
iers 10 the farmer o fertilizer for di-
rect application and comfort superior
to any ever offered on this or any OH.
or market Kept on hand and add
~ " ~ hilten, ngeDl for s, w, 4
Va, aud u. Tenn.
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Chat by tho Way.


II n man eau be happy aud content.
cd In bis own company he will gener-
ally be good company for others
The only thing which mon are uni
versally willing to lay up for rainy
day Is other peoples umbrellas.
A good sermon Is like n flshhook,
which cannot we'll DO too pointed.
There Is a very strong public opinion
against preaching by women, but al
most every husband knows that wo.
men az lecturers are an entire success.
What could men do without imagl-
natlonp One can almost keep cool In
summer by dreaming OF the Frosty
Caucasus" and the following incident
shows that one can always have fresh
air by imagining that the window Is
open. Two gentlemen slept In very
close room. The window was appa-
rontly stuck fast. A pane was broken
to let In the air, aud then another.
when they both felt better and went
to sleep. In the morning they dis
covered that they had broken two
panes af an old fashioned bookcase.
Sin 10 a thing to DO hated rs long as
you have strength TO hate anything
IL 10 said that Cain hated his brother
~ long as bo was Abel.
IL 10 MI very we'll to blame person
for the naughty things he says, but
YOU would sometimes strike more
even balance In your estimate Of him
II you would give him credit for the
naughty things he might have said,
but didn't.
There Ia poor Methodist minister
In Michigan who IL In frlghtful lx.
He needs advice but can't get Il. On
\ certain occasion, when that most d..
abolical of ecclesiastical institutions, n
church affair, was being organized, n
brewer sent him several kegs Of flne
ale. The famous white elephant Of
which we have read did not half az
much entangls lie owner "a did these
kegs Of beer. The minister needed
the money which they would bring,
and for strictly religious purposes, aud
yet the Idea Of putting them on tap
,... ~ i.s,. ,a, t, Nsi..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13
LEE COUNTY
Lands for Sale,

Available tract, or body, Of near COO
acres, situated in Lee county, Va, In q
beautiful valley, near Rose Hill, IL offered
Tor sale either rs whole ar In parcels. II
mas aoonf 22D acres Of cloarod land the
balance In timber, IL can DO divided into
three tracts IL desired
LIST: farm of 800 aercs I rs AGREE clear
cd with dwelling house, barns, orchard, &c.
3D. a farm Of about 100 acres ~ serss
cleared, with o small dwelling house, barn,
orchard, &c. 80
"a. a farm Of loo acres S. aeres clear.
ca, WIN comfortable dwelling house, out
ouldinRe. orchard, Sc,
good bargain win no offered 10 purr
Shaeers Tor the whole Of these lands, Of
Tor either parcel for cash, Or libsrs.
.erms VIII be given the purchaser, or pur.
Shessrr, PAYABLE. ! or cash. with lien
ior tht remainder Of purchase money.
Pereons wishing 10 make inquiry con
cerning said lands, or offers therefor, can
qoso TO ], O, Fowler, Editor OF the Bris
sol News, or 10 York h Fulkerpcn, Bristol
Tenn, or TO sam'l Shclburn Boons Path.
Lee county Va.
Oct 10Th, ls1s,-if,
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$4,000 Acres Of Land for
Sale In Scott & Wise
-rv County's, Virginia. s. o


{ DURSUANT to a decree of the Circah
IL Court Of Scott county. in the. cause Of
Sarah Kane, guardian, &C., vs. the Heir
OF Henry s.. Kane, decd. the nadersipped
Commissioners will sell Mt private sale, on
reasonable terms 10 suit 11urchaS
the following tracts Of land, to wit
the dykes place" situated about three
miles west of Estillville, Scott county
Tract OF land known aH the "lron lant y
vest of and adjoining the above; Tract
Of land known as the "Patrick Suryeyn
containing some 600 Acres, in.
cmding many cleared and improved tracts.
said land will 20 sold Ms n whole or in part
cells; the same is situated near Pattonsyillo
in Scott county. Two Firms or tracts
known al the "Com pton lnuds," situated
near to and upon. Copper Ridge in Scot,
county, said two tracts contain about 500
ACRES. Tract Of about four acres ecu.
tigous to the town OF Eshllyille and adiolp.
ing the lands Of Col. j. L. Shoemaker aid
others. Tract known as tne Poor House
or Nottingham farm, situated in Poor
Valley containing orc hundred AID tNeh.
ty'eigh nersp. AL tho untold land
known ms the Fleming Survey, lying CD
hoth sldes OF Clihch Mountain, near fslill.
vile, Scott county, containing Il. 800 acyes,
Tract of land known MS the Purcell land,
situated near the nigh Knob in Scott
county, containing 10000 acres, more OF
less. Tract of $1,000 acres, rore or
lcss, situated in Wise county, known as til,
0linger survey. rt.,I ..
Ss-S~ Much OF the above lands arc clear
ell aud in cultivation, eInll ocing fertile an.
valuable firms, end coed farm loprrs,
with necessary ouibuildings and much VI
said lands abound in minerals and tspr.
CHILLY Iron and Coal. together with sne
water-power and timber. Come one, cone
All, who want small farms or large farms
large surveys of Mineral aud Timtsrcd
lands, or small parcels Of the same, Manu-.
lac'nring sites or Commercial stands, and
avail yourselves Of this opportunity for
profitable Investments in n re- ion unsur.
passed for pure water and : alth- giving
atmosphere.
= Apply to vance, & woop, Attorucys
Bristol Tenn.
fH i, r e; aaScr' Come.
p 10, lS7S,--6m.
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protesting innocence and pleading for
mercy. 1t was to no purpose. They
were dragged out more dead than
alive, and the men strapped them
tightly to their horses and left at full
speed. The prisoners were carried to
place about one mile east of Stark
Vile, and both hanged by the neck
until they were dead with small cot
ton ropes suspended from two beams
or crossties over trestle on the Mo-
bile and Ohio Branch Railroad rum
ming from Starkville 10 Artesia.
One account that there were quiet
a number of negroes in the band of
desperadoes, who carried out this exc
cution, but this is doubted. The men
who took part, am told, had their
faces blackened. many of them simp-
ly for the purpose of disguise. AS far
as can learn there does not seem to
have been single legro among them.
It as at least significant that while the
Coroner's jury which was called upon
to view the bodies found that Nevin
Porter and johnson Spencer did not
meet their death by virtue of any
lawful court or by direction of any au-
thorized execution OF the law, but y
violence. and by parties unknown 10
anv membpr of the iurv
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Tho Lynching at starIkovilIe
Miss.
ovERPowERINa THE sHERIFF-THE
PRISONERS TAKEN FROM JAIL AND
"sTRuNG UP" BY THE ROADSIDE
JUSTICE TOO SLOW.
ny Telegraph to th. Herald J

IBy Telegraph TO the Herald
NEW ORLEANS, La, May s, 10.
A private dispatch to this place, q
short time since, announced that Mr..
Jordan Moore, one Of the most respect
ed planters Of Mississippi, had been
shot at, 1--WE miles from the town OF
Stmkeville, Mise, aud q subsequent
dispatch also gave the positive infor-
nation that the guilty parties, named
Porter aud johnson Spencer, negroes
the former confessing the crime and
oh arEing the other M his accessory
had both been arrested aud lodged I'm
jail. AT the time Of tho arrest prl-
vate despatch was received hero an
nouucing that fact, and tho positive
assurance was conveyed that the pris.
oners would undoubtedly be execu-
ted ut once, without any reference TO
the usual legal proceedings In such
cases, This shows that the following
proceedings had been planned as soon
as tho arrest was made. and the exc
cution OF these men was determined
the moment they were lodged In Jail
at Starkevllle. A little after one
o'clock on Sunday morning a body OF
armed men, fully masked and dis
guised, rode up to the house If Peter
Quinn, the Sheriff OF the district, and
demanded tho keys Of tho Jail where
both tho men were said to have been
confined. One account received here
states the Sheriff at first resist ed,
but was knocked down and roughly
ire atsd aud the keys forcbly taken
from him. t..I.I |I.
Once In possession Of these, the
band OF dcsperadoes - estimated
90 numbering nearly two hundred
men--startod ut once TO the jail Mt
Starkeville aud there oyerpoworeJ and |
confined the jailer and took the pris-
onera from their cells. A Witness
who was present during these pro.
ceedings informs your correspondent
that the screams OF tho unhappy prls-
oners when they saw their fate i'm.
pending, was terrible IN the extreme.
They threw themselves upon their
knees-Johnson Spencer especially
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13

u ."s| .f.f
rpHE undersigned having gone into a co
partnership with Messrs. q. H. Coh-
SIBERT and G. DoRIoT, the style OF the q
Srm will be Doriot 81 Co. We
have brought to this place all the latest ana
most approved appliances for extra''hne
watch making and repairing, together with
the best talent and skill in the American,
French, and Swiss improve ments. r.
Cornibert ranks with the fret Watch YAK
ers in the United States. We have aPph-
anoes to adjust watches to heat and cold
We fatter ourselves that We can do watch
work better than the best of other shops,
throughout the country. All damaged
parts of watches will he taken out and re-
placed with perfect parts. In many cases
our finely repaired watches will be made
better than new. Formerly ]. Corniberl
was entrusted with the ftst-class of worh
in New York City. ls"
Our assertion will be proven by giving nj
trial. We will still keep fine class o
poods--everything that is kept in q first
class Jewelry Store. Watches as cheap al
the cheapest, and warranted. Our SINGERS
thanks to the pablie for their very liberia
patronage in the past. We hope to always
merit share of the same by fair dealing
with all. Bear IN mind our talent d
not net exhausted. AZ .r.H .YgrH trfsE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13

Never stop to talk in church aisle az
ter service is over.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL &
' Mechanical Co llege.-The next
half session begins Feb. 20. Tuition
aud room rent free, and board Mt 81 n
month, with opportunities for earning
on farm aud in shop. Increased al.
vantages for mechanics. Military drill
twice week. For appointments or
catalogues address,
q. l.. G. MINOR, President,
Jan Z, '70-3m Blacksburg, Va.
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.rhe NinnepIess MAN.

The MoneyIess Man.
IL there no place on the face Of the earth
Where Charity dwellsih, where Virtue
has birth,
Where bosoms in kindness and mercy
will heave,
And the poor and the wretched shall ask
and receiver
IL there no place on earth where knock
from the poor
VIII bring q kind angel TO open the
door,
ALL search the wide world wherever
you can,
There is no open door for the moneylesa
man,
Go look in your hail where the chande-
ller's light
Drives off with its splendor the dark
ness Of night,
Where the rich hanging velvet in shad-
owy fold
Sweeps gracefully down with Its trim
mings of gold;
Where mirrors Of silver take on and
renew
In long-lighted vistas tie bewildering
view,
Go there in your patches, and find II
you can
A welcome smile for the moneyless man.
Go look to yon judge, in his dark, flow
ing gown,
With the scales wherein law weighs
equity down;
Where he frowns on the weak and smiles
on the strong,
And Furnishes right while he justifies
wrong;
Where jurors their lips on the Bible
have laid ....
To render a verdict they've already
made.
Go there in the court room, and find, if
you can,
Any law for the cause Of moneyless
man.
Go look in the banks where Mammon
hath told
His hundreds and thousands Of silver
and gold,
Where, safe from the clutch of the
starving and poor,
Lies pile upon pile Of the glitterlng ore.
Walk up to the counter, ali! there you
may stay
Till your limbs grow old and your hair
turns gray.
And you'll find at the banks not one of
the clan
With money to loan to moneyless man.
Go look in your church of the cloud
reaching spire,
Which gives back to the sun the same
look Of red fire;
w bNiV tic uiNHVo uiiu OOluuihb dit BOl-
geous within,
And the walls seem a. pure as a soul
without sin.
Go down the long aisles-see the rich
and the great,
In the pomp and the pride Of the world
ly estate.
Walk down in your patches, and find If
you can,
Who opens pew for moneyless man.
Then 90 to your hovel--no raven has fed
The wife who has suffered too long for
her bread
Kneel down by her pallet and kiss the
death frost
From the lips of the angel your poverty
lost.
Then turn In youragony upward to God,
And bless while II smites you the chas-
tening rod,
And you'll find at The end of life's little
span .. u
There's welcome above for the money
less man.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-05-13
A. HI. Tevis

i nM OPENED BOOT hNDtlicg snop, in roru.,.
Tgn,msit wv hess peht'aond's sadJlsty. near the
mV ve found A. All times. Ito tssrestr,ii. ~. Ivy
wv we patronage Of tho pnblio. Az ssesslsnss
%. " ytats DO The business enables lin ~ ss.,s
lon' tlns WORK done IN he mo-,
sbd ~ ssah.,s..,, ih,epalrlng done on short notice
ilnts, "apher' ffiees 10 sult the
an III, 'Tp--tf
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-11-08

MILWAUKEE, Nov G,--The Scnune's
Madison special says there is great excite
mcnt there this evening owing to the re-
ccption Of dispatch from Windsor, a
small village, SIN miles distant, announcing
that Constable Wilsey had been shot and
dangerously wounded while attempting to
arrest party OF four tramps for whom he
had warrant, charging them with an at.
tempt to shoot man near San Prairie. The
dispatch asked for assistance The Sheriff
and posse of rs men at once left on u
special train, and at last accounts were
securing the country in search OF the des-
pcrNdocs.