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The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-12
TIDE TABLE FOR ASTORIA
Low Water.
High Water.

crom tables or United States Coast Survey.
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1881-03-12

To LirBv,yJ. per Durham.
Frrm Portland n 40 rtlS wheat .-..--- -
s..las hblS -four T............ .
Astoria Gte - salmon ...-...--
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08

TIE Internafionsl sanitr-y Coufsrsnss.
~ utfh. ir 1s71. CCnrea made
rl-rr1s1rr.s nsrerr lied m -l.is
cry e1IT I'M Jsrrry l1st
rrI itE urrs ware r~rIrnrrr
r1lir rrrrIrsIrrs aHstlirr tIIs frtr-s ar-fr.r
- - rnr1IrIrrrI1r rDuers rtt irte-
q rert rrC-el t1 - rrr-
f1s Tis m l-1r..1inrs rf 49,
l.aF. t-sr rl-ta1r rte.ents1 70 ilt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08

The State Department VIII cOutinue 20
publish - the country the trade and
fuauufncf urine reports received from
fs oifirers The Success Of
this c1urse warrnnts ifs con-
tinuaDce. and such appropriations ns
may ie required - meet The rapidly IN
f--easing dernanlls fJr these putIicsti0ns
among utich special refertnce q nlade o.
fiie AflErta Cotton Err1sitiun. the sexual
number ~ the reports ftvofed % the
valuable !. lertirn a r.1Ters On The c1-tun
ror-ls sr.5s " rils void air.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
cHnl, rIIr ifD 11IT %.

This government sees Tith great c1n-
cern the c0nfinnance iof the hostile
relations t.efween Chill. Bolivia and
Peru An eariy peace telveen the repub-
lies j. rnuclI % he desired. MT only fhaf
they may themselFe- ht sTIlre1 iarther
misery ard tIoolslIe1 huf BE-
cause Their c1rlfirIrel ar.ar1nisr1 ttre-tEus
r1nseouenars ufi1t Err r ~ iudrrnrnt
Dangerous % the infer-sf - rerutIicar
r1rtrnrnent. On t1e c1-tillert 1r,d e-lcr-
Irta1 20 destrrT The tt- elements n
Dnr frtt ard rencef1l civiIizrti1n- AZ
IN the rrsseut ezrited c1nlifirn
n tht rI1rrl1r feslrr IN tre1e crur--ies
81 fiIr r.r.s't7r- - tlIa ri.-te.l 4tatss ard
.rr.r~rls fir1r-lInIir irIerrrurre. ufI.t
'tirfrrt trrrrrr.1at T.rirrrr
.rrnefirrrs rtitt rrrr ft
~ wrrt r-1rft .1r1.-
81 corr-ri1.ti1rl ~ te1forl-E
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
LADIES' HATS.

What do you think of these? Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets fairly slaughtered. Amongst
others we mention:
One lot that has been marked down to the uni
form price of SIS 90.
Amongst which are to be found hats worth
81 90, 50 90 and $40 90.
Bonnet and other Millinery Ribbons below tn
cost of manufacture.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08

The rccofnuanying refrOrf g the Sccre-
trrv II War uill make known - you the
or6rati0ns Of that department for
past year. He suggests measures
~ uromoting the efficiency Of the
arrnv without adding 20 the number Of is
officers and recJmpends the legislation
necessary 10 increase the number u en-
listed men 20 30.0J0, the maximum allowed
bv law. This Re- deems Necessary % maintain
q1iet on or saihing frontier. % preserve
tsaerznd suppress disgr1er and disagree
lnent in new sftlemeuts. % rro-
tecf settlers and their property
arzinsi Indians and Indians AGAINST
tie encroatinenfs Of intruders. and - en-
atle reacsatle imIniErants - esianli-n
h1rnrs IN the mos remote points u elr
r1urtrr. The army IL noE necessar1lg
scltterrd UTer such ra1 eA-
tent uf territory t-et. Nnen-
r-r~ N rrfi-rak recurs reiii-
fr-ewerrs rrur - hrr-ied RON
rra-Ir rra-fers rrer Erert llst1uets, aii-
airnrs 81 3 hsrry crst 1f --.rlsr'rrt.. -i1ii q
sren' h.rses wagons. rnd s1ff'lr- =
rrrrr~ n TIE rec1rlrIle eilll-iIlls -
sls srr-rtrrr 81 irU-lsn1 ~
49, ~ s. rt~enr-h - 1lt'
--'li-s-l m. Ii nr-.ez-s ~ - s--1et.-I :
-----r rI'rf n ~ li'-s-I1s - c.s,1-a.,,ce ~
csrsissss .. Flts Pc
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08

>ylrl eor1s 4 1s ol flrruer
legislation nn e--uneous
rs been irnuusel %
= Spaniel ard c1'oniai
flarifies ID Iucrifr-ts
l-s socially wr-rlr rf
j p - 1s1rir. brund f1-
ia IN rirt-tts. ara
- confessed rrler
Hrta - trer -
- IL urrTr rIlrr u -
= e rnr-ef vi 81 e.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
Ladies', Misses and Chi|dren'S C|oakS.
And as though this was not sufficient we con-

And now cast your eyes to the Top OF mex.
column and make the children happy at small
cost
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
LADIES' HATS.

We are bound to sell, and our prices are going
to sell them We have them in all shapes and
sizes
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-12-08
SANGER BROTHERS
Prices Control Sales.

This at least is the when prices low enough we
intend they shall be for the coming week Our patrons know
that our assertions are bona de and that advertise nothing
but facts which can be further proved by calling early this
(week and looking through the following
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
spcctfully Submitted,
JNO. +. TERRY, MaN
The Fish Boom.

Commissioner Baird has sent the follow
ing circular for the benefit of our cli-
zcns who are interested in the fish cul-
ture:
UNITED STATES COMMISSION, FISH Sc
FISHERIES, WASH, ID. c., june Is, 81,
Dear Sir:
Present indications promise large
supply of young German Carp for dis
tributiou throughout the United States
during the coming fall and winter; and
thinking that there may be some persons
In your district DESTROYS Of obtaining n
stock Of this valuable fish for propagat-
ing purposes, who have not yet applied
for them, | enclose some blanks, which
may be filled out and returned to me,
with your endorsement thereon. The
plan Of distribution that we have hilhcr-
to followed is to send the young fish TO
one or more accessible points IN each
State, directing parties to 20 there and
receive their alolmcnts.
Applicants will be notified few days
IN advance whore and when to obtain
the fish. SPENCER +. BAIRD,
Commissioner.
Blank applications for Carp will be
furnished on application to A. Fulkcrson
our NJ. G. Mr.. Baird says:
II may be well to state that It is Of no
use to Introduce carp In waters already
occupied with such fish M bass, sunnsh,
perch, trout or any other ilesh-eating
species whatever; even clubs aud min
nows are Objectionable. Although the
fish supplied might not be liable to inju-
ny, their eggs and young would certain
ly be dcyourcd, and no result would
come from the experiment. -.
IL u.s. therefore, recommended 10 lif-
sous Interested In the subject who are
not sure that their present ponds are free
from fish, to begin by preparing pond
of say fifty feet square for the reception
of the carp. After they have attained
the age of from three to six months, they
may be transferred to other suitable wa
teis.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
EVENT and COMMENT.

The Section Master at New River De-
pot had his little child killed by the pas
senger train last Tuesday. The child
was on the track and was struck by the
western bound train and instantly killed.
Judge Kilgorc, of Tazcwcll G.. H., is
moving back to Wise, and will locate at
ImbOdcn.
Jcffersonville is calling for new streets
TO afford room for expansion. We think
her citizens ought promptly to take steps
TO secure them. The town could be
greatly bcautilicd and benefited by
them.
a writer IN the Wylhcville Enterprise
says the elevations Of Balsain, White
Top, and Cabin Mountains have been
accurately taken, slowing the lattcrtwo to
he 5i00 and the touacr 5000 feet above
isoa level
The Readjustcrs of Russell have call
ed for n Senatorial Convention to meet
22d July ut Lebanon Good move.
Mr.. James W. Thompson, former
'Cltrk OF GaNeweli coUuty court, recent
ly died at his home near Liberty Hill.
II Is said the Norfolk & Western Co.
have determined to spend II quarter of Il
million Of dollars this season in improv-
ing their dcpo<s along the line.
A comet, believed to be the great COM
'cl Of 1912, is row plunging into view,
and all the telescopes of America are
turned upon It every night. The tail Is
'fAntshaped and very brilliant, and the
Ttueleus apparently half the size Of the
moon-that Is, when viewed through a
great telescope. The tail points upward,
andit Is to be seen in the evening to-
ward the northwest.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28

OuR mind is very well made up that
the killing of Arthur Larkin by his
cousin, the Deputy U. S. Marshall, Geo.
r. Larkin, in Hawkins county the 10Th
instant, in the presence of three Of his
children, WIS one Of The most brutal and
cowardly murders that cy,r stained
Hawkins county soil. The Internal
scoundrcl even refused to let the little
children run to their bleeding and dying
father. Like Cain he fled at once and
Justice Spears deserves censure. we
think, for battling him in the paltry sum
of $4,000. The Marshalslip is no shield
to murderer. Even now the people of
Hawkins ought TO see that he does not
go free.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
Cameron Opening the Canvass.

Col. VIM. +. Cameron, Rcadjuster
Nominee for Governor of Virginia, will
spend the month of July on the stump
in s. w. Va, and will address the peo-
pie at the following times and places:
Russell G, II. Tuesday July 9th, CT. day
Dickinson G.. ii. Thursday July 9TH, CT.
day.
Buchanan G. ii. Saturday 9th, special.
Tazcwcll, Tuesday 18th, CT. day.
Bristol, Thursday night 18th, special.
Estillvillc, Saturday 10Th, special.
Jonesvillc, Lee Co, Tuesday, TO- special
Wise G. H., Thursday 2lst, special.
Abingdon, Monday 10Th, CT. day.
Christiansburg, Tuesday both, CT. day.
by direction of the State Executive
Committee. W. G. ELAN, Scct'y.
june Goth, 1881.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
Prices Reduced

E. II. SENEKER has reduced the
price of all the leading Dry Goods to
make room for the fall trade.
We have large stock Of Ladies'
Dress Goods of the latest styles we are
selling out.
The ladies are invited to call early
and make selections while they are
fresh.
We have large stock of boots and
shoes which we are selling out at pri-
ces below competition.
Our ZEIGLER SHOES are still the
leaders for Ladies and Misses. We
have large stock of these shoes, and
are receiving new goods nearly every
week direct from the factory.
We can sell you n wOman's good
Kip Shoe for 81. Women's goat and
calf shoe sewed and pegged at CORE.
spending prices, Ladies' Buskin 75c.
Men and Boys fur, wool, and straw
hats which we are closing out at bot
tom prices. No one need 60 away
from US in want Of cheap goods.
We invite all our friends and the
public to call and examine our stock
We guarantee satisfaction.
Thankful for tho liberal patronage
heretofore extended us. we promise
our greatest effort to please you in the
future. Respectfully,
{. H. SENEKER.
iupna4iI-k
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28

remedial agent for many years, espe-
cially in cases of dyspepsia and the
diseases peculiar TO women, was pre-
pared to pronounce 1t one of the most
valuable medicines in the list OF ma
terra 0aedicd, but its direct efficiency
in case Of malarial fever, (chills and
fever which came under my observa-
ton recently gave it, to my mind a
greater importance than ever. The
case referred TO was OF q sister, now
residing in Texas, with whom 1t was
not only efficient but permanent. AT
ter having tried many remedies usual
ly prescribed in such cases-and this
being an aggravated one-the Seven
Springs Iron and Alum Mass was pre-
scrlbed, and after using 1t a short time
change was decidedly parceptible,
and finally a cure effected. Since
then she has kept 1t continually on
hand, and will not be without 1t, find
ing it convenient and serviceable In
many other ways. Yours truly,
II. NJ. GRANT, Nj. d.
Abingdon. Va June l, $780,"
Not only is it used largely in the
above disease, but also for indigestion,
dyspepsia, sick and nervous headache
weakness, loss Of appetite, and the
many complaints peculiar to females.
The "Seven Springs" Mass is prefera-
BILE to any other aud contains more in
bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
Senator enry's Way.

Nh. Nv. w. Henry, n State Senator
from Richmond city has published II let
ter to show that Virginia can pay her
whole public 'dtJt without increasing the
present rate Of rax,ttion. His way Of
,doing 1t Is m,idovory clear, and Is beau
nv. !lFc'wUhitpy all by regulating n
portion. 1id'irst supposcs that the State
will never have any more incidental bills
rip pay and viii need little over six
.tcnlhs'ofmmilllon for regular expenses;
'tlcn,a as slrc can't have money enough
llcfr to pay all the debt, she must pay the
consols, or skin ilints, In full and then
buy In the poor pccler staryclings at 30
,Of50 cents on the dollar. Now what
will thci pure spirits Of Funderlsm say to
Mr.. IIcnryp Those who would burn
school houses rather than let one dollar
,of bonds go unpaid Where will Mr..
Henry rest IN the new Fundcr temple Of
Drcadlustmcnt whose corner stone Is to be
abe Wddlcbcrgcr blllg We dislike to sec
Mr.. Henry riding the poor skinncd-back
tpeclcrs. Here, then, Is the eureka of
Fundcrlsm. Here are the Elysian fields
'of.Fundcr honor. In its sublime mosaic
'of ycrlurc and shade play the sweet bulls
and bears that are TO construct Virgin
las lost honor. These will bull the con-
soils to par and bear the pcclcrs to zero.
This, then, is to be the millennium Of
the August convention. This IL the
grand finale of Fundcr REIMBURSEMENT.
These be the men, oh Rcadlustcls,
who want you TO let them rc-adjust.-
This, then, Is n sample ofFundcr justice,
which, true TO fable Is born blind aud
stays blind. so these brethren who, like
the average Tcnncssccan, take Fundcr
It'd bits md chew them with delicious
sensations, you who believe the gospel
M preached from Fundcr pulpits, now
"Behold your chief your star,
aye WouM be dupcs and victims, aud
yc are.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
Readjuster Mass Meeting
Call of the County Chairman

Pursuant to resolution adopted by
the Rcadjustcr party of the county at a
meeting held at the April court 1881, |
hereby call mass meeting of the Read
iusters of the county to be held Mt the
Court House at Abingdon on the 25th
day of July, 1881, court day for the
purpose of taking action with regard to
making nominations for the House of
Delegates and appointing Delegates to a
Senatorial Convention, to be held at
Glade Spring OH the 4th day of August
next. The people of the county will be
addressed on that day by Col. VIM. T..
Cameron, Readiuster candidate for the
Govcrnorship Of Va.
FLOYD b. HURT, Chair m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
Died.

At her homo In Goodson, Va, on the
23rd inst, $500 =. NJ Mira. Mary A..
Everett, wife Of John H. Everett, after
n painful illness of ten months. She
was born IN Halifax county, n. c., on
the 29d day Of April, 1893, and was,
therefore, As years and months Old
She was married the 2ith of June 1852,
at 10 o'clock, A, NJ, aud lived with her
husband 70 years, less 10 hours, She
was the only daughter OF John W. aud
Marian A, King, A Kind ancctonatc
wife, devoted mother, and n true friend
she died in her right mind, trusting IN
Jesus, In whom She was saved.
BAILEY. In Bristol, on tho morn
Ing of the 10th inst, Little Daisy, infant
daughter Of Hon. u. +. and Mrs ELLA
bailey, aged years and 9 months The
burial VIII take place to-day ut Walnut
Grove. ....|
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
Total of about 10 acres.
JN0. L. TERRY, Mayor

Iolal Vi ABOUT 10 acres.
JNO. +. TERRY, Mayor.
Your total land debt as shown by
statements No. ], July lst 1880 was of
land bonds $4,000, with interest due at
that time of $l0S0, total July LIST 1881 Of
SIS, 0S0, 90 and the amount due the Land
Fund, $lS370,Gl by statement No 2, your
Land debt July LIST 1881 stands: Land
bonds unpaid, $4,000, with past due in
terest June lst 1881, of 100000, total
$lG.6G0, and amount due the Land fund
$l8, 1925 the only deduction in this is
the chancery judgements, which will not
yield more than Scots in the dollar, if so
much. The statement No. B makes u
full exhibit Of the amount received and
paid out in dollars; the regular report
showing in detail the amount paid
Statement No. i, gives full list of va
cant land and the value placed upon it
Of $4,000. This with the notes and
interest will more than pay our Land
bonds, if the matter could be settled in
short time.
In addition to the land debt the town
Of Goodson has $4,000 in bonds given in
payment of her subscription to the b.
G. & ], N. G. r. X. of $4,000. The 9TH
or $4,000 the town holds for payment of
lot of ground, to be used rs n yard for
the II. r.. Company, reserying $4,000 in
stock of the r. II. Company. The $4,000
Of her bonds, the town Of Goodson can
cancoll or sell them and pay of the same
amount of land bonds.
The steady increase of our taxable
values is sure guarantee Of the i'm
provemcnts that are going on, and will
the better enable the council to make
such improvements in streets and walks
MS the tax payers require, aud at the
same time keep within our means. The
local debt of our town does not reach
more than few hundred dollars, and
the entire debt of the town of Goodson
Land and Railroads amount to the sum
Of $lO,0OO,0O0 and taxable resources
about s., 800 year, increasing with the
growth of the town,
Respectfully Submitted,
JNO. +. TERRY, Mayor.
p. S.-Sincc table No. 3 was prepared
the Recorder handed me $4,000, and |
have lifted $4,000 more Of the past
June LIST interest, leaving 1920 unpaid,
and balance Of $ll 90 due me.
JNO. +. TERRY, Mayor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28

TIE Wing pointedly suggests that as
the reading out of Malone and his friends
by the rump of 1879 led to reading out of
the rlmp in November, perhaps the read
ing out ofLewis aud his friends by the
Wickham party, may be supposed to
prcsagc the reading out OF the Wiekham
rump next November. Very likely, we
think. Haman committed a similar fol-
ly, and DR.. Guillotine made n small mis-
take. The one was hanged on his own
gallows, the other beheaded by his own
machine. Both were rumps.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
Tnr Rcndlustcrp Of amyth con,

Tnr RcndIustcrs Of amyth county have
recommended 10 those Of this county, n
Senatorial Convention, and have mp
pointed M delegates thereto Il. 3. Bon
ham, Geo. u. Rider, W. +. waldrop.
N. y. Davis, jus. II. Francis, aud J. G.
Wolfe. Altcrnatcs; A. @. rcpdlcton,
Jno. W Davis, j. +. Calhoun, W. W.
Farls, Jas. l.. Vance, and II. G. Pruner.
They leave the two county chNlrmcn to
designate the time aud place or meeting
vi the Conycntlon. Washington should
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
The Way the Wind Blows.

The Salem REGISTER of last week says
this:
Capt. W. w. Brand, our popular shcr-
III, and DR.. j. w. Bruiley, an eminent
physician of this place, anu other prom
incnt Rcadjustcrs who voted the 18th of
May ticket last year, are as straight rs Il
shinglc now for Cameron, Lewis and
Blair. The Roanoke Readjusters are as
solid as brick for the June ticket.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
Toxns- It's Malarial Fevors.

II naturally follows that what will
cure In Va. will euro In TexaA, aud
the following statement Ia regard to
that fact goes to prove ~
Having known and used the Sow.
on Springs Iron and Alum Macs ~ u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28

Capt. Charley Thurman is happy and
he has right to be so. The Porter Ri
flies have swept OF the first honors and
the highest prize at the great Louisville
competitive drill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
REMOVAL.

We ore now In DIR. Hicks's new and
beautiful store room, corner OF Main
and Bridge streets, where we have
greatly enlarged our stock of goods
We now have a nice line of dry goods
notions, boots and shoes, hats and
caps, Indifferent grades. and n large
stock of groceries, oil of which we
propose to sell cheap for cash or pro-
duce. We also keep a small stock Of
gents clothing, hardware, and queens
ware, which we also soil low. Our
motto is short profits and quick sales.
In few days our line Of ladies dress
trimmings will be complete. Mr.. Geo.
II. Harr returns his thanks to his
many friends for past favors and asks
them TO call and see him at this house
where he thinks he can do them good
aud Mr.. John S. Wood late Of Stoney
Point. Tenn, also asks his many
friends Of Scott Go. Va. and Hawkins
Co.. Tenn, to call and give him u
showing, lIc thinks he can do as
well with them az they can do any
where in Bristol We would say to
farmers, bring in your produce and
buy our goods, make money and pros
per by II. 5000 lbs. wool, and 5000
lbs, bacon wanted at the best cash
prices, All are invited to call and sec
us NJ our new store. .
w. e. CAMPBELL
may3'l-3m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28

respond favorably to this suggcston.-
We must nominate Il candate and elect
him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28

June so, To Amt paid for two
bonds OF $1,000 each ,.., .tlSooo
To Amt paid interest of
ponds ......,, ..,.. .l4lO,OO
a. Amt paid taxes, costs,
Communications, &C.. 1886 90
Amt paid short loans by
order Of the Council, 10000 s4S96, 20
July ], 2" Amt duo from the town S4e,55
A REPORT OF LAND or THE JOHNSON PUR-
CHASE REMAINING UNsoLD JUNE 3rd
1881.
No. Lots and Location.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28


G9S" PREMIUM and DIPLOMA for
The finest JOB Printing acdrded at the
Bristol Border Fair, 1880 to the Bristol
Ne,gS Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28
To the Members of the Council
of the Town of Goodson.

MAYORS OFFICE, Goodson, Va. !
june 3Oth, 1881.
Gentlemen
Since my last annual report Of the
Johnston Land business, submitted to
you on 30th June 1880, there has been II
marked improvement In the Johnston
Ianh account, two of the bonds of one
thousand dollars each having been lifted
at II discount Of ono hundred dollars
cash, or ut 30 cts. IN the 800, and inter-
est 10 the amount fourteen hundred and
ten dollars, has been paid 10 make
these payments there has been collected
OF the Johnston Land Fund $4,000, SO,
and received Of your Recorder, of the tax
money Of the town $llS0,GS. Besides
the amount mentioned above the sum of
$l3G, 30 has been pail Of costs, taxes OH
lind, commissions &C., making the sum
Of $3Gi6,29 paid during tho year of the
land account. append herewith brief
of the several reports mNdc, numbered
from one TO four, showing the con-
ditiOn W your land account, IN ns
short n manner us II can be made, unless
the reports are printed IN full; and
think this will be- much more satisfactory
10 Ml:
REPORT Or JOHNSTON LASp FUND JUNE
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28

lTpmblcre,
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July !, To ivhnsion Land Bonds
nnpN,d 10 date ....,.flsOO0,O0
Interest on thu Same
due and unpAid.,u, los0,no
July !, To Amt on Land .,.,.tlo, $50 90
A REPORT 90 RIM JOHNSTON LAND ruNp
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1881.
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hand ,.,,ss .u,,t, $4,000
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-06-28

MAYORS OFFICE, Goodson, Va. !
june 30th, 1881,