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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

asked for package OF Old Nir'
ginia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
is Of the same color and has the name
of Virginia - on il. but | want the
Old Virginia. Manufactured by +.
WhillOck. and not some Of the va
rious limitations that have been
placed ON the market since the
old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This is the request that Is often
made bv consumers W no have tried the
limitations. and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cheroots manufactured by Z. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price Of the Old Virginia
Cheroots is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w,s-w
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dealer carving oil for S2-the dessert
q little gem that De sold aftcrward Tor
$500 n is worth $1,000 today
A criticism was once made upon the
.Anrelu," which is worth repeating.
The picture represents a peasant man
and woman pausing in a piowed field
with bowed heads while the Angelns Is
supnosci 10 be- sounding in the distance.
"What DO YOU think of the picture
asked one. showing IL TO friend VINO
looked 40 it for the first time.
81 can hear IT," replied the gazer.
No painter ever received a prei'ier
commitments To one looking at the rev
ercnt.al couple as drawn by the artist,
the sound Of the Angelus cannot fan 10
come with fancy.
Milet took up etching TO kecpthe VOL
from the door He had painted rude
G,o,res which no one would buy and had
tried Bible scenes, but had not succeeded
with them any better than with the ON
ers. The revolution of 1918 stopped all
nictnre buying and Millet asked PUBLISH
FRS for work and began experimenting
in etching. lie was without materials.
Far nlates he took old pieces Of copper
and for ink used colors from his palette
But he perseyered and although he did
work which would be rather OF pracIi'
cal order than painting, his work always
showed his own individuality.
alllet lived between the years 1914
and 1873. When he died he said that his
Ife was closing too SOON that he was
lust beginning to see clearly into nature
md into art. lie suffered with Fever
daring the latter part OF 1874 and just
"a the wear was closing went to bed and
never rose from it. In January he was
s;eepinc between the attacks OF fever
when he was suddenly awakened 10y the
noise Of guns and the baying Of hounds.
A hunted stag had jumped the fences
and been driven into a neighoor gar
den There it was butchered. Miliet,
who had never liked huntsmcn, SAID; III
i an omen" lie died soon after, on the
10th Of January, 1878.
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ELNlLW.
NEW YORK. August II The market
was very duh all day. The news was
generally good but thu weather and
the traders were rather bearish The
Western railroad meetings were har-
monicus. but nothing of importance
was done. There is some talk OF an
iron trust, or at least an arrangement
10 store iron and issue warehouse re-
ceipts against il. Da6Ola's products.
except wheat. appears to be- wonder
fully good. The bulllsh talk of the
railroad managers West continue. The
Northern Pacific financial plan Is exc
rocted to morrow, and to be ia the
form Of q blanket mortgage like that
recently made by s.. Paul. There D.
no change in the outlook. We believe
i'm an irregular market for time.
largely influenced by current news.
and "a bullish market when the rate
question is fixed.
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JEAN FRANCOIS MILLET.
THE FRENCH ARTIST WHO PAINTED
THE FAMOUS "ANGELUs."

Uc Died Poor and All Through Ills Life
He Was Unapprcciated, but Now the
Work OF His Brush Sells at Fabulous
Prices.
The early struggles Of great authors,
artists, indeed of all who achieved mark
cd success in any of the fine arts, are
always especially attractive and those Of
Jean Francois Millei painter and etcher,
whose celebrated "Angelus' is now TO
be in American keeping is fun Of Incl
dent
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Sew YORK Produce Market


new YORK. August l4.-Flour closed
.teadier with little more active de-
mand. fine grades winter. ~2.2jaS- -;
superfine winter. - GJas2 So. Southern
firm. prices unchanged. Wheat closed
firm. spot sales 80. , red. Sc. e0la
sj.c. delivered. 80. red winter,
August. ste. Corn firm. active and
higher. spot sales No. . mixed, ilia
&C.: so. mixed. August. i4tc. Oats
closed quiet. spot sales No. white.
$780,. so. .. do 33c.. so. mixed. Soc.
NO. August. e1ic. Pork steady;
new mess. -l2 OOiSl2 80. Lard closed
easier; spot. s66I Sugar-Reiined
tc. lower: cut loaf. crushed and pow
dered. s,c.; erauuIaied and confec-
TONERS A. Sic. CchCe-Spot closed
Grm: fair Rio cargoos. Isle.
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y1IRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT

yTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COUKr Oc HE CITY OF RICHMOND
o. ~ 18TH. 1850.
The Sweetzer on COMPANY. ....... Plnintiii.
against
Westwo0d = Armstea0, sometimes called
W. *. Armlstt ADJ. ............i lendih''
~ DEBT.
The object OF this suit rs 10 recover against
the defendant the sum Of sJoI43, with ln-
tefest thereon 90 tine rate Of SIX per cent. pr.
annum ftom August /. 1881. until paid, and
costs.
And affidavit having been made and
filed. lhat the afiiant believes the defendant
is "A nom resident II the state OF Nlrginla, IL Is
ordered that he appear here within nItecn
DAYS after due publication hereof ana DO
what is necessary 90 protect hls interest 10
this suit.
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk
FY .CN>SoS.q B.. jel3-lawiW'lh.
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\ Large sale of Tobacco.
I-unefnI fDfI.a fTHut4.

LOUISVILLE. KY. August 11.-Eight
hundred and seyenty-six hcgshead.
sold at auction to-day. the largest sale
ever made in this market in one days.
Offerings of good and fine barleys con-
siderable, and inactive demand up to
29c. Market higher all round.
AIFX. HARTuIi J..
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Adxice 20 Molners.

Nrs Winsiow's soothing syrup shouIu HI.
uavs be used when children arc % v"s LIE LUZ
'nntb n relieves the little sufferer ~ once
!, ,'rndnces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
ihr c6ild from pain, and the liI'le cherun
nv ....,ns as ar ght as "a button IL Is very
"i.asant To taste. 1T sooihes the ehild soll'
IT, Gums. allays all pa n, relieves wind.
eals ','1,,ss The bowtle. and l. the best known
r',,,..,v Tor diarrno n, whether arising non
toe1i,ns " Tu.Tb, saS ".
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NEW YORK. August iI-Messrs. Hub
Ilid. Price a. Coin their cotton circular
tonight Say: The bulls in Liverpool
to-day succeeded in marking up the
for the near positions there
some two or three points. thereby slim
ulating the business la spots 10 - COO
bales Distant months did not share
the advance. Ia New York the course
OF prices has followed closely the range
of Liverpool quotations. the near pos.
lions having adym ED some four OF
tive points. while tine distant options
have improved but one or two hun
bred.
Spot cotton is firm at II j.l6. for
upianIs. with sales of 2.3jj bales TO
suinuers Closing futures August.
l0.Gla1O 80. September, 10 3jilO 36. Oc-
toler. 30 l0ai0.1s. November, . g6a9.g1.
December 9.94l99j.January. $3.50 90.
February. lOOlilOOj. March. 10 o0a
1910: April lO1jlll1. May. lu 2la
1922. June. DO .,il0aO La Liverpool
cotton was 1916 higher with good de-
maud. middliug uplauds, e . ID. Sales
COCO bales.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. August H. Cotton dull:
middhng. llialisc. Flour steady and
fairly active. Wheat southern steady
Fuliz. ~0aS1c.. L0ugberry. '2as1c..
steamer. s3lc: Western lirmer. No. .,
winter red spot oj4aoalc. Corn
Southern white. duh at lla47c.: yellow,
l4al5c Western quiet. mixed spot,
i3fai3lc. Oats quiet and easy. Western
white. new. &c.. old. 33.c.; Western
mixed. new. 26l2,c. Old. 2sl-Yc. Rye
steady at Jlaj2c. Provisions dull. Pc
trolfum quiet. refined. - ID. t,fiee
nomiralIy firm. RIO car-oes fam at
Isle. Sugar quiet at decline. A soft.
~ts
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NINORD Gen.

rallied and at 2:1O p. NJ. was OK
tremely dull and steady at about the
opening figures. with the exception OF
Delaware and Hudson and Norfolk and
Northwestern preferred. which were up
Hall per cent respectively. the market
closing dull. Sales l3i.j79 shares.
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New York Financial Market.
il3v relegrfpnl

NEW YORK. August IL Money closed
3 per cent. Exchanged closed steady.
Posted rates 4sjis4SS: actual rates,
4s4ia4Ssf for sixty days, ana iS74a4s't
for demand. Governments closed
steady:currency 6's lis bid - ; coupon
l2s bid: A : do. 1868 bid.
The stock market opened dull and
well. and after declining from 10 ]
per cent recovered the loss by noon.
when the market was still dull but
firm. generally at shade better than
the orening prices, leaving the list at OF
mean the closing figures OF last even
ing. After l2 clock prices again
declined from | to /, but again
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BRONiA md
LunfA WATER - Compare analysis and
YOU will see thai our water Is nearly
three times the strength Of any other
arseui water. and contains no Orgdnic
natter For sale by all drugei'is. and
bg l.. p. Rlutt. sole agent, Second and
Nam streets. Send fOtcircu'ar.
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becau TIM stp,nor iee
y srouth he
. rapid lpicaton an
fl1su
is
NOT c7ni
II IN.
he pa
om 10 vi
ihe
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nirol nc ron
loo Il Boo lcfel,
1nc , a,carso
n mi
chomis Sin
m f,n I ufraiz
o
'i'in O c erveso for
INF GERM THEORY
otrnch o lin thee eencc
lcncnto The
some in
wolu nirtlN raeo
accOun IN rflor
/ lscl s disease ptoefn
rs ,o been falIc In tnt last
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CHICAGO. August Il Wheat opened
active aud strong. Corn strong and
higher. Oats stronger IN sympathy
with wheat and corn. Provisions
weak. unsettled and lower. Closing
Whcat-August. 49,. September, nc:
December. 1stc. Corn-August. 3j.c
September. 3llc.: October, 3jla3jsc.
Olts-August 20,c. September, 2O,a
2l,c.. October BE. Pork August and
september. S991t October. $3.50.
Lard-August. So -1l.September.1J 2't
ass go. October. $500 Short ribs
August and September - l5t. October,
- d.
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\rlRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCERN
tui.itI COB the Cill of FlCliMDNb
TIRE -lu DAY Ol AUGUST. 1852
Alnunla Mason who sues hy James Wheeler
ncrncNt friend fihiiilii'
uEuluaf
The object Uf fll- sulf l- 90 Ohfsiua divorce
10 tincui1 mnflim1ui hy the plsintin ifom TIE
defendant. -,
Au affidavit having been mnde ana nled
that James w. Mason lsa non-fesideut OF Tue
-fnfe m Nlrgluia. 10 ls ordered that bee APP
pear here wItfiu nfteeu DAVIS after due publ
cation Of this order and do what mas De Me-
ce,.nfV tO protect his Interests la tai, Suit.
Icsfc. .- go
CHARLES ". GODDlN, Clerk.
4 cIpy-ltSte.
CHARLES w.. GODDlN. Clerk.
JEME. IA. HAYES, p.q. hu'-lhi"
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

Messrs. Vaughan & SaIvey at lasiLouisa
Court, had thirty farmers interviewed
as to their paintings Of tobacco IN 1858
and 1889. Planting in 1855 lj4i ACRES;
in 1889, l94 acres.
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EaItImorc ,tock MARKET.

BALTIMORE. August tl.-Virginia con-
soils. 81 bid; do. 10 los, 40iail; DO. 3 :,
&C. bid.
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PRE- ST ON q Il L V N,
FINE ART FU RNIIO IL ~
No. | 8 Governor Street.
pound. unwashed. 23c per pound.
t.toeqrte.. Iff


Brooms-TwO strings. SL0O to 1928.
three strings, Sl.50 TO $500. four
strings. $500 20 - 90.
Baskets Willow, Sl.lj 10 $3.50 per
nest: split. 80 to 75c per dozen.
Can tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen.
80 10 9Oc.
Can Corn. . pounds, per dozen. - to
Soc.
Herrings-Roe. half Dbl. s.. jto $3.50;
Eastern. half bbl.. $3.50 to 1910: y. G.
cut. per bbl., $3.50 tos600; Gross. half
Dbl 3 80 to 500.
Rice-Cafolua, 6 to Ic, Rangoon,
osc.
Salt-Liverpool. from store. Sl.4o,
ground alum from store, per sack slOO
to 81 o..
Tallow-ic.
Lard Pure. SIC, pressed. &c.
Molasses -Extra. hogshead. i3 TO lJc,
barrels. ~ to Toe: genuine golden syrup
per gallon. - to BE: New Orleans.
prime 10 choice. 3j to SOC.
Soap-Common. 3 to &C.: best wash
ing. b. Sc. toilet. 10 TO 2jc.
Sugars Granulated. Ole. Asugar, BE-
b sugar. SIC. G. sugar. SIC.
Tcas-Black. % Co soc. imperial, 30 TO
Slc. gunpowder. 20 TO o5c.
COiIee-RiO IS to DC. Laguayra, ~
to 23c: Java. - 10 Doe.
Buckets Painted, two hoops, Sl2O-
three hoops 80.
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Ilay-No. Timothy. per ton. Sl3.uO
TO So 90. SO. .. $3.50 to Sli.5o:mixed.
sI2 To sil: Virginia clover, $40 TO ST..
Baled Oits-Sll 90 SIP.
Shucks -Baled. % To GOc.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 40
10 i2c: loose, pressed, large bales, A. TO
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. August a 1889.

OFFERINGS.
Wheat COG bushels.
COru-2 1863 bushels.
Rye lO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Whcu-Longberry, $50 bushels very
good ON private terms. Too bushels good
at Sc: Shortberry. GOO bushels very
good on private terms. 10 bushels good
at Soc 20 bushels good at SIC. go
bushels fair ct 7,r.: - bushels common
at 10c.: ll4 bushels common at Co..
Total sales of wheat 636 bushels.
White. lO2 bushels prime al
49,. GG bushel. very good at iSc. To-
tal sales corn. lGS bushels.
RyC-l0 bushels common 40 jOc.
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YEARLY
egema
o
o
hailed with delight by the
sufei gani edwher eve Is
small
fact
leLlw Eeyernnl Ecz.ma
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for calling my attention o
INNfs CITY HALL ''"f"
4 r. fhornsCe baltimore No.
-IIlvn used Dr r.
beneficial ana cH'l & tgliv ' ID ~ '' ~ Al
H. 1885,
T. Bantno1, M'
Sir ,n IN,
n Neurau ia
elple of Is
Do. w
'O'S. Gen. Acts for Va.
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Iron-American refined. Old Domm-
ion bar, per pound for standard sizes
l-lOc. English and Amer lean sheet,
81 to Sic: Swedes hammered, to oc'
hoop. 3 10 &c.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard slz'
20. %. steel, - b..
Walker horse-shoes. 81, mules' -.
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Lumber White oak. per LOCO. $40 =
SIS. yellow pine, framing timber ~ g
$40 per 900. boards. - % SO. poplar
West Virginia, No. I $50: No. .. S23
y. -ff
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Notwithstanding. 1850. low
miadlng. l0.e.. good ordinary.
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Meat. IIour anu Veal
Rnlk Meats - Sides. IL: shoulder

Bulk Meats - Sides, &C.: shoulders.
0lc.
Bacon-Wcsiern shoulders, lie: clear
rib sides. Sc: breasta. Zoe; hams, he.
Flour-Richmond patent roller
family. $3.50 to So: fancy family y to
1928. family. - 30 to $40: city extra,
$40 to -. city superine. - p to
$3.50: city fine, - 50 to Sj.
Meal City, per bushel, ooci country
ll..
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FINANCE AND GOMEZ ERCE
New York stock Market.


Reported byr. ". Branch a. co., bankers
and brokers, 40. III Main street.
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Cement. lime. Plaster. Etc.

Cement Union. per barrel. rl.3).
Roscudale. Si.3j to Si.4O: James River,
81 % TO Sl3O
Lime-R ockland. per barrel. sllO 10
Sl15: Anchor, n Co. RWerton, SLID,
81. Virginia lines 9jc. to -.
Plaster-Lump. -: ground. 5000
to -. Calcined plaster, Sl.65 to SLl1.
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS I:
OF cE OF THE coLtFoTon oFcl1Y

20 les
en- T. rr horncBG Nd:
I axe
the of Dir
effect the tiermet
r. Kings Royal Ietnur 70
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RIcnMoND. VA. August u 1889.
FIRST BOARD.

5000 Georgia Pacific Income at 3i4.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Biz. Asked
United States A. Is h. * c.. 1868 .....
United States As X. * C.... l-.l ......
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uay.Oai> and Straw

Shipstun per ton SO.
Br0wnstuf per ton rlL
Eran upr ton ..l3.
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CITY PROPERTY.
US IN LAYTON'S ADDITION.

CITY PROPERTY.
0E0 LOTS IN LAYTON'S ADDITION.
1T J. L1DDELL;s REsIDEGcE AND
W. lots on Grand st. $lS.OO-tarms easy.
r EslDENCE. Property fronting 80 feet
Dwelling house containing rooms, with
kitchen, cistern, COW house, good stable
and garden and orchard of selected fruit
half cash, balance in 1 aud years with
per cent. interest.
u EsIDENCE on Grammount street. be-
~ tween 9th and 7th streets; Lot 7ox:6s
THE 1TiIi IS sTEW Vs II RESIDENCE RESI- corner
i Telemaque and St. John streets. For
THE SLACK RESIDENCE, Wood street.
l. For sale or rent.
TWENTY FARMs-lo, 20 and 40 acres
i each-2 miles from city.
TO EXCHAN9E.-S4OOOs stock gents fur
L nishing and general merchandise and
ftourishing business in Pine Bluff, Ark,
DOR SALE. Orange grove. Maniteo Co.,
RUILLING LOT in Trenton, with stable,
oo u HSE ssu aoop ah anf a tSs
CcU miles west OF town on v. s. & p. r.
+. Fronts on two public roads. For 80
days $3.50 cash.
FARM oflo7 acres adjoining the town Of
Il Delhi OH v. 8. & P. Railroad al crossing
of Brinkley Railroad. 60 acres in cultiva-
ton, balance woodland; good improve
TWO-STORY R RE; Pc; !, ! ;, with =
stables, etc., and acres in lot under fence,
finely improved, in town of Bastrop, $500,
one-third cash, balance and years.
11R ACRES, miles below Monroe. 20 in
I1O cultivation, balance good timber.
Cheap and on long time.
OQ0 ACRES miles west of city,. on w.,
ACO 8. & P, r. r. 500. Half cash.
A PLANTATION well improved and in a
II high state of cultivation; above over
flow. Ten miles below Monroe, fronting
on Ouchita river, containing 333 acres, 30 in
cultivation. balance woodland: 81 900, on
long time.
O00 ACRES OF LAND KNOWN AS
AUO Grin place, 6 miles north east of
Monroe. rs acres cleared and under fence.
Fine orchard. $3.50.
900 ACRES miles south of Bastrop on
q line of projected railroad; 60 acres open;
good land, good tenement houses, good or
chard; 500; long time.
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A PLANTATION 8 miles below Monroe
"A on east bank OF river; splendid improve
m ,.,:n g new cabins, dwelling. good gin,
high state Of cultivation; land OF fine quail
ity and above any water: 6s5 acres, 200
9pen U pc AcFEs P 5sn%aFy 1852 o.. oo
lou Mn. Jackson parish. s sss. n''"S
7R0 ACRES LAND NEAR OKALoosA
STo6KWEIE PL2N W TS5,sy s Situated
= 10 miles north Of Homer in Claiborne
parish, miles east Of Gibbs and Homer
tivation, the remainder very fertile and
finely timbered. soil equally divided be-
tween red chocolate and q grey sandy
loan, tho red lends are we'll adapted to
grain of all kinds and red clover grows to
perfection. splendid dwelling and good
improvements for tenants. can he easily
divided into tracts, each of which would
with water there being on place Is wells Of
free stone water and creeks run through
the plantation: Finest place in the State
tor s. Bloch farm arm Price reasonable and
Office.
900 ACRES with foe story residence
SOV and out buildings; part cleared,
Japan clover; upland, we'll watered at all
seasons Of the year; Caldwell parish, miles
west Of Ouachita river. The best place in
NOICA 4<OuASAhu6 1OE u SGOCks anu S000D
ranch. 5000: one-third cash balance /
and years with per cent interest.
q LARGE CYPRESS BRAKES.
e Cheap. .. r.r-
FARM, III acres, on Bayou DeSiard; 60
4 acres in cultivation, balance timber;
good dwelling and improvements, store
building on place; good orchard. Cheap.
Q38 ACRES, miles west of city OH W, S.
. & p. Railroad, $50 acres cleared, balance
timber. Cheap and on easy terms.
60 ACRES adjoining Government Exper-
l iment Farm at Calhoun, 60 acres cleared;
good dwelling and improvements; long
time.
KS ACRES, miles below Delhi on Bayou
= MACON; ridge and bottom lands; $50 par
tally cleared; fine growth of pecan trees; 20
acres of Bermuda.
1sO Acres miles south of Bastrop on Mon
= roe road; so acres open; comfortable
dwelling and cabins; good III. p. gin and
grist mill; ridge and creek bottom lands;
$500; long time.
DIX ACRES good hill land, miles west
90 Of Monroe ON V. 8. Il +. X. r., 81 per
| acre long time.
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off quick, you old fool! If you ever
come back on such an errand again
before l myself order you to do 90, you
will be horsewhipped like tue others. ,
The next morning the principal cul,
prits were swinging from gibbets in
lhe garden of terror
"B. afterward stoid my father that
during this attack of catelepsy his
mental faculties had not failed him an
instant; he had recognized each voice
and noted every incident up to the
moment the paralysis ceased. But
when the doctor of the district tried to
explain to some peasants how their
seigueur had recovered from the leth-
argy he wasted his time and words. for
ali the people of Riazan held that Vas
sill Ivanovitch had returned from hell
in order to have few more serfs
hanged. From that day the poor folk
lost all hope of defiverance. 1t was
clear to them that their master bs fl ed
the power of God, as he did that of
the czar.
"B. lived and acted with cruelty for
many years afterward, and when he
did really die no one would believe it,,
and his successors we're for long time
astonished at the exemplary docility of
their serfs, who always anticipated the
return of Nassiii, the reprobate. Even
to-day the old peasants cross them
selves when they pass by this lake; the
younger people with stronger minds
certalnIy'admit that Vassili Ivauovitch
Is dead, bu, they add that his body
has only been decaying in the tomb
since Feb. 10, the day of the enamel.
patton. Aud In the main they are
right. The race of Vassili b. has in
truth been dead long since that date.
"And now the sun is sinking let us
go and stir up the fighting of young
ducks which have settled behind ahe
garden of terror
Richland beacon., 1889-09-07
LIN .,lllc. :, Natiinsviile.

/ Va 'rllir- - Nar'insviiie
Twenty second Dis;ric;-A ascension AMI -
James. Judge. tienIy l. DaHcI, Douaitsn"-
vile; .itiotnry; Richard NeCGiiuUsh, Don
ait-.,i,riie.
Twrr'y-,hir'l D.siric'-West Bl'on Rouge
AID i',crviie Judge fdvafd 3 Talbot,
Plsqnenirc; .AJurney: .Iexander iieher',
Piagne;r!ne.
twenty fourth D's'rict-pl,qu.mines and
81 Bcrnord. Judge: .Ail'rr, r. L,vaudaiS,
Po.nrr-a- tn Iiacl'; .g'iorney: james u iEin'
sar. puiute.-;,- Ia iiachc.
Tw-n,y fifth Observation-Disclosures and Err
million. Judge: G. ibrbaillun, Lafayette; 1T
lo,uey: Rnhnu { >u"dc-. Ahbrv'iic.
1w"ui;--iN'h D,-,rict--lrilcrs"p.S, ChaI!e
and - Jniu the Baptist. Judge: Emile R0-t
IL cunci; AunrGcy: ticrvais i-chr.
Twcnty--cvruih Dl~tfirj--Rirhlaud an,
lF'-t Garrett Judge: !, l. Hiiiiains, Ray
vile: Attorney: u T"ier. kay>ilic.
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| Joshua 6 Baker aud IL II Mar; Attorney
| Ch1s II n2cnicr2: Clerk: Dan 4 Rose
| Criminal Shcs.Ii: trahricl Where.
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| Ri.h'or, Albert Yonfhics. + " c Ellis. fr,
u King; Chris + A Luminai,; CiviI Sherl
u brown.