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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
SOUTH BOSTON.
a Bulge, of News from Halifax County
isuecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l

A Bulge; of Newk from Halifax County.
Especial telegram 10 the Dtspatchl
Sor-ru BosroN. Va. October 30.-Noi
content with the laurels they won at
Halifax Courthouse on court-day Mr. \. ).
Montaouc. OF Danville and Colonel ).
Hamilton Hoge, OF Montgomery. kindly
accepted an invitation Of the south Boston
Democrats and spoke IN this town Monday
night. These talented andeloquent Young
Vircinians have already been elected 10y a
largo majority IL tho hearts OF thu people
of Halifax.
HI. 5. Burton Republican candidate
for the LEGISLATURE. was arrested III South
Hoston this evening Oh the charge of carry
ING concealed weapons. As BurtOn'sr tol
was carried in belt and somewhat con
enicuouslv worn Mayor Evans dismissed
the case. Ever since his nomination Bur
ton has been going over this county with d.
pistol on his person lie seems 10 thihA
that he il in great danger. but no one has
any idea Of hurting him, unless he pro
vokcs some Of our people by his foolish
bearing and behavior. Last Sunday eve
ning when he got of the tram here a
noise Ike a pistol-shOt was heard.
Burton was greatly excited and declared
10 ne this evening that II was pistol
shot. and tired 10 either hurt or scare hum.
The truth of IT i the noise was caused by
a torpedo which nad been paced on inc
track by railroad hands. There WAS Il
large crowd present at the depot to meet
General Rosscr, who was looked for on
that train. OF course nobody would have
fired pistol in such a crowd. and no one
was loo ing for Burton, az his home IS at
ScottsbIrg.
Yesterday evening ct Halifax Courthouse
Samuel Lacy lcQlored) WAS blown TO pieces
by the accidental explosion of dynamite.
Lacy was cart-boy employed on the
Lynchburg and Durham railroad II IS
thought that several dynamite cartridges
were LYING on the ground near IRE al
which the boy was warming himself, AMI
from some unknown cause they exploded.
H. was horribly mangled, and death was
instantaneous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

kin, The Democratic candidate for the
House of Delegates. Tho people OF this
party Is organized better than IL has been
for years. learn from DIR. j. L. Bryant,
the chairman Of the party. that the out
look is good for handsome majority Tor
tho entire ticket in the county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Southampton Democrats Aroused.
fSn.,xat fala0ratn IN fhs Dtanatrh1

FRANKLIN, Va, October 3O.-There was q
grand rally of the southampton Demo
Gratis at Newsom's to-day aud a barbecue.
There were six OF seven hundred people
Drasent. who were addressed by Hon. Oil
more 3. Kendall, Warren q. Elliott, and
zlfssd p. Thorn. Esq., and Richard .. Boy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Auction sALss-rusur. Days.
by James b. Elan.
Reai Estate Agent and Auc;ionesr,
flI3 Main street.


ELTGIBLY LOCATED AND VAL
IL UABLE
BRoAD-STKRET PROPERTY.
NEAR MASONIC TEMPLE,
SOUTH SIDE,
BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND MADISON
STREETS,
TOBE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
By request Of tho owner ! shall cell by public
auction, on tbs promises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, NOvgsBKR 0, 1882,
At 40 o'clock r. NJ. the VERY VALUABLE lot
fronting q = xIa0 feet on the south side Of Broad
street between Jefferson and Madison streets.
with the LARGE AND COMFORTABLE BRICK
DWELLING no. 2i3, thereon
There could DO no bettor indication or tho real
value. present and prospective, % this choiro
vanced prices are paid for IL by our most saga
,ious, conservative citizens who have purchased
aud mold tensciou,ly cyory foot sold thoro re-
Gently.
This Iot "a closs 10 tho Masonic Temple nni
the many other I'm proYcncnis IN progress an 1
IN contemplation there. IS Of good dimenslon.,
extendLg back 10 the public alley eighteon ieet
wide. and 10 il not unreasonable ~ predict mat
10 tao near future }; will command an aiyarco
Of 50 or 100 per cent upon the price paid nov.
ER8s: one fourth cash: balance ~ siS'
twelve. and eighteen months, neg )uable notes,
interest added, and secured ~ decd - trust
ocS0 JAMES h. ELAN. Aucuonesr
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AUCTION sALES-This Day.
By james y. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctionser,
lii3 Main street

VERY VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE
ESTATBoF
THE LATE COLONEL A. @. ROBERTSON
LARGE LOT. ABOUT 20Oxi60 FEBr,
WITH LARGE AND DESIRABLE DWELLING,
VERY LARGE
BRICK sLAUGHTER-HOUSE, PACKING
HOUSE, IcE-HOUsE, &C.,
THEREON,
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
Bv request OF the ownors shall soil by pnblic
auction, On the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81 1889,
~ ~ O'Clock p. NJ, the sbove-uamsd EXCEED
INGLY VALUABLE PROPERTY, al uatod nc IN,
corner % Hign and l. streets, Just beyond the
corporate limits OF the city near bRcOn's-Qunr-
ter branch, and one squar9 east Of Brook ave
nue., belonging 10 she estate Of the late Colonel
A. q. Rooertson, and which, by reason OF its al
mirabls and convenient location. ample ground,
and excellent appointments. IS 81 ospe In value
and attrGctigcness 10 cattle-deaers. butchers. or
dalrymcn.
Tho propery is well adapted 10 any mannfsc-
turing purpose. however; the land Is increasing
In value, aud oifers good inducerneui 10 sub-di-
vision and salO Ia building lots Tor homes or Ten-
tai purposes
Plat At ONCE 81 auctloneor and ~ sale.
TRRMs: Liberal, and announced nj ssle.
c26 J. q. SLAM. Auctioneor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
RICHMOND, VA, Octobsr II. 1880.
KHlO TIE NOIIANDINE COMPANY

T'''V'TIE ~
no THE NOLANDINE COMPANY !:
4 Gentlemon,- this IL n certify tina
have been a great sufferer from Liver Com
piaint for several years. determined TO
try your tiy-ceiebrsted Vegetable Nolan
dine, and after using several bottles l nnd
myself 50 mucn benefited that have discOn-
tnued the use Of f. Ny liver IL now In better
condition than IL has been IN many years, and
Eau now eat anything want without any fear OF
suffering from indigestion consequent upon
diseased liver | earnestly aud checriully re-
commend IL to all persous suffering from either
Of the above complaints You are at perfect
liberty 10 use this as you may fool disposed.
Very truly yours, &c,
". n. HANDLEY,
At Powers. Taylor & Co.'s,
Wholesale Druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
WEST-CARY-S TREET NEW
w BRICK DWELLINGS FOR SALE
AT AUCTION.
By Chewing & R0se.
Real Estate Agents, Auctloneers, and Brokers.
No. north Tenth street

Al the Request Of the owner We will sell at auc-
ton. upon the premises. on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 81. lSs9,
~ ~ o'clock P. NJ, those THREE NEW BRICK
DWELLINGS Nos. 1903, 1917 and 1899 west Cary
street Each dwelling contains seven rooms,
and IA designed for the use Of two families II
necessary. The location of this properly, to
gether with lts convenience OF construction, COM
mend themselves to those IN quest Of homes or
Investments. Please be- promptly on hand At
timo Of safe.
TERMS: At sale. CHEWING x kOSb.
oc % AuctiOuccrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
lTny 3l-d&WGml
-rApE ME-.
REMEDIES, Viz:
Alternative " Tonic" and "EIDact0rant"

"a u G ALTERATIvE' ia confidently
recommended to thoroughly eradicate all dis-
eases dependent upon impure blood. whether
hereditary or contracted, such as Scrofnsa IN any
form, Cancer. TumOrs, Chronic Sores,
BOiis. HIOtches. MercHriai Affections,
Erysipeia~. fczeua. &c, &C.
"a q TONIC" will cureall wasting dis
eases. such rs E4Ogg Continued Coughs,
weak Lungs. bronchitis Catarrh,
Chronic liberation Of che Bowels. Dys-
pepsia. General Debility. lfiS A z B-
S0LCTE AND ESFAEETBAH REMEDY
FOR DISEASES PECULIAR TED w
MALES. A. "a tonic 10 the General or
Nervous System it is superior 10 any on the
market
"a II ExPECrORANT'' is a superior
cough preparation; il gives speedy relief, and
should be taken In CONSUHPTiVE TROU-
BLES In connection with thea u q T0AiC."
Zach preparation Tor sale by all druggists. Price,
81 per bottle, or for $500.
torTreatlse on Blood Diseases, and testimonials,
address, enclosing stamp
ABC CHEMICAL CO,
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
PHILADELPHIA. RIC H. Jim
kOSD AID NORFOLK
IlEANsuIP CoAPAyI.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
aud FRIDAY a. i2A. and every SUNDAY s;
A. N.
Freight for Tuesday, aud Fridays steamers
received uli 1870 A. NJ. Tor sunday steamer
Ill r. "a. SATURDAY Freight reserved daily I'll
r. NJ
Fare, s.
Tor further information apply 20
j. ". McCARRICK,
General soathorn Agent Ot1ce RockcttA
w. r. CLYDE L CO..
40. General Agents pniladelphia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
WORK RIVER LINE VA WEo
POINE
,pAILY EXckPr SUNDAY


The favorls route - Baltimore. SEA l'
on hts line arc models ~ onssU. cie6tN ~ a
comfort Leave Richmond 80. g. u. a."
z. ~. arrive a. halumOro 80 \. n "a''
Baltimore daily eHcrps -.taAf =. n "
rive a. Richmond $40 4. D. AL ~ A. ~ o.,
rare from let mOa1 "a sht % -. lno. ~, -
Washingtoa. IS, Wilming.ou, ysl-, stW ~.
delphis tts0; New lork - ~ .31H' "''
WiimlnEtou. Dol q falsdc paiA .
INVEST POINT ACcoAhOaA lion
Lave Richmond Twenty bird
street depoD. $3.50 WV y
Arrive klchnond CfronIy-snlfd. ,.t
Street depoD ....,.......... -.s. 90 wv
sDaily. tDaily sxcepi sandAy ,,,-,-,-. -.
pepot and tlckstofics Zoo! fEksaiA 49,.
JAN l. TAYLOR
geasrsl PAsssDssr Agsas
j. = Puts,
DsYisi0n Passsnssr AscaS
klchmond. Va
sol. HAAS, lrAcrc Manages
4. N. h. rALVOlE kirss Vice fFssasn-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
ny Y. W Bove.
Real Estate AuciOneer.
4 MAGNIFICENT JAMES-RIVER
"A ESTATE.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ELK HILL AND A PART
OF SIX ISLAND.

In execution OF a deed o. trust 20 tho under
signed trustees, dated ;3th Aug ~, l,sj. and
duly recorded IN GOochand County Court. We
viii sell by auction. ~ me ONCE of y. ". Bowo,
No. north Eleventh street. Richmond Va, ON
WEDNESDAY, NOvgMBEa g. 1872,
AZ O'Clock p. NJ. THIS NOTED ESTATE. stu
ated on James river AMI on tho Richmond au1
Allegheny railroad. IN Gooch and county, ATTY
one miles west ~ tdchmOni. containing I,boa
ACRES. 26l acres OF which IL the lower part ~
Elk island. AMI the residue consists OF low
grouniA upland. and woods, and the character
of the soil Is admirably adapted 10 the proiuc-
tion Of corn wheat. tObacro, and grass.
Tho Dwelling Is a handsOme structure q stuc-
coed brick, with eleven largo and airy room7,
and with veranias and pOrches extending
ncArly around Tho out-houscs an farm build
ings. mostly ~ brick, are extensive I'm uumuor
ana variety and arranged IN tho oest manner Tor
the operations 81 such Az estste. which Mil
compare fasorably wi b any H. Virginia
TEEss. Cash sgficicut 90 pay costs oi sale aud
any back taxes that may be due. and % pay the
sum ~ fslO. a credit a. 20 1880 uuul Augu-t
T. l@aa vi interest thereon from August II,
~. and payable annually ard tho ros. iue at
six and twelve months for uofcs with In crest
added. and all credit payments 20 Ice secured ~
a deed OF trust on the property AMI by policy ~
insurance on tho buildings duly assigned.
ST GEORGE H. FIlLHlGu,
THOMA, y. PAGE,
\. l. BOULWARE,
Oc23 Trssiees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

Train No. - connects 4A'y 81 hoTfF. ~
Ch1se a. =. tiaf SsstI.o. OK. 3. I'D Irttf.. PIT
dersou All fg'@iFl. Connects 'hlf a. ''.
Uor0';or Durham. Ks'eisl. sa.r.u.
aad al p0ius 90 N1fln lsHnii.s u'ft' 4"
Salisbury for Ashen'ls. N0f -lrrfs a D N
I0llt. To- Western Nor Carolina ari A. -'
lot,e Tor Char40tle. Co.lmUlA sal A-E4s.a All.
rCa1
Train No. = ecnnccts GAiy ~ prren'bl
Salem. winston. IA q -. Co.,. lsoorl
bsat city. a. salisbury f1r AsheFi r.. 4"
springs. AM al points IN Western tash 90
Inns RtCbarl9tis sifn tIar.ot.1. toI4mpAs d
Augusta ri road Tor COiuu oiA. Augusta . b.
Charleston, Savannah. Ihomasvtiis. O.. - -
sonwlle, AMI Olhsr F.oulA po'1is AHs "a
CArolins Central railroad f3r Nilnias.'A ,
Trains from ihs south arrives hs'hp- 90
A. N. aud $50 T.
tANgLIA COURTHOUSE TRAIN ~,
Leave Richmond ........-.+. ........' .-.o
Arrive klct noni. -....... ~ >. -
tDLOyER ACCOHhODAIiON a.,
Leave kiccmcli .-..... .......-.,. ... '.'. p -
Arrive Nam hester ...-.-..- ........... ~ 't
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR HE-No TEA
AND TAKE no SUBSTITUTE. BEWARE
OF INVITATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

MARTIN GlLLET & CO., Established ISIr,)
Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
Zoe 1881
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
LIME. CEMENT. and PLAsT

WANTED, A FIRST-CLASS MAN
w AGER AND WIFE to take care OF gen
tleman's place in Virginia. Only an educated
per,On need apply. state references and salary
reGuired good aud permanent homo will DO
obtained for tho right person Address GEOhHE
W. TUBES, 80 Nassau street. New York.
o. g2-IuX Th2W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31

The organization of the ladies' associa-
ton, the endorsement given 10y the City
Council. and the movement IN Boston III
sures the raising Of sufficient means for
an early completion Of tins lOng-neglected
work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
+ WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LA

7 WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW LA
L DIES OF refinement. on salary. 10 Toxic charge
Of my business At their homes; entirely unob-
jectiOna bic; light very fascinating and heath
ful; no talking required; permanent position
wages so per week IN advance. Good pay LOT
psrt time Ny references include some Of the
best well-known people Of Louisville, Cincinnati,
Pittsburgh and elsewhere. Address, With
stamp. HRS MARION WALKER, Fourth and
Chestnut streets. Louisville. Ky. 80 l-eu&Thom
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
PULLMAN sLsErIse-c.R Accossoo~
DIEDMONr AIRLINE

/
RICHMOND AND DhNyiLLE RAiLEo'1
SHORTEST ASD QUICKEST iDi ~ ST.. 2
AND SOUTHWEST
PULLMAN sLEfrBtt uA ALL Nihlf
TRAINS
schedule 10 ETs-. Irtil ESQ
SeltemOcr ti. lSst ~ PIT 30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-31
Daily tDa.ly except sunday.
ArnnpINn- pI Alr.

Rlchmoni....'r 80 A. N. Norfolk .... DO b. n.
Eirifpoud sTnJP " NorfoIs ....f..g b. N.
Norfolk .-..JA. u. l,lcLmIui.IIiI A.
Norfolk .....'5..lP ~ Riclmoni. - p "
These trains also make close connections
Farmvtlle. Lynchburx aud ~o4ihNosfsrl lo u ..
ariaU : atoms on ths N0r'llkAnI Nr.lnfn .t b.
road H. NJ SULLY. sugerin.slin--
h. T. T.. NYgRA General superintendent
T. N. ENEKsus. 1enrral lAssouEer Agenf
SOL HAAS. rrA1l1 Mausgsr NY
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

Mrs. M. V. Hill desires to thank
the kind citizens of Meanwhile
who so promptly responded to the
alarm of fire at her place last Sunday
evening. The Kitchen flue had
burned out and spark or burning
SCOT had fallen on the kitchen roof
and ignited. The fire was first
discovered by Bell McClarty, who
gave the alarm, and in five minutes
or less, he, Mr.. Harwell, Ed. Har-
we'll and others were on the roof
with buckets of water eXtinguishing
the fire. So quickly was the fire put
out that very little damage was done.
The Citizens of McMinnville are
certainly the most prompt and
efficient workers at fire we ever
saw. They are quick, know how,
and work with will and determi-
nation that seldom fails to save all
property that can be saved. We are
glad to see our city authorities
furnishing our town with better
facilities for protection against fire.
AS soon as we can we should have
still better facilities. They will be
needed more and more as property
enhances in value.
j. b. RITCHEY.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

Mr.. Bailey p. Cantrell, accom-
panied by his cousin, Miss Katie
Faulkner, went to Nashville We'd
nesday, where he was married to
Miss Bessie Jennings on Thursday
night. The bridal party 60 to Lcba-
non today friday, and will reach
here sometime next week. M.
Cantrell is book keeper for the
Tennessee Wooden Mills, and is
fine young business man. His bride
is most estimable young lady of
rare beauty, and we tender to both
hearty congratulations and many
good wishes for a long, happy and
useful journey through life.
-Demorest's Magazine is the first
of the November magazines to reach
our table, and as usual is full to over
flowing with interesting matter and
attractive illustrations, being over
100 in this issue. 1t contains the
opening chapters of new serial.
offend or Fool" with numerous
other excellent articles and stories.
The Sparta fair was held Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week. We understand there
were large crowds in attendance
every day. The balloon assensions
advertised to take place every day
failed to materialize. The balloon
and balloOnatic were on hand, but
from some cause they didn't go ur.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

~
Full Cream Cheese at Smartts.
"A few Gossamers at Ross 4 Sons.
Good Tea soc per lb., at Smartt's,
John joss is clerking at the post
Office. VT LAID %92 al
Go to d. l.. Browns for nice sta
tionery. Il34O1 lo RoHsun eHt
IT you have hard water use Stand
ard soap. .2HiHlYT9F3 1N|
Will Elkins visited Sparta one
day this week.
Standard soap removes dirt and
grease alike.4 - &Uk IRE
q Band concert Oct 18th, at the
Opera House.
Just received big lot of fine can
dies at Smartt's.
Go to Sugar 4 Bass for good
curry comb and brush.
Standard soap gives satisfaction
to the most fastidious.
Mrs. Jos. G. Myers went to Nash
vile to visit friends Thursday.
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas,
Raisins, etc., at Smart & Cos.
Standard soap is pure and harms
less to clothes and skin.
Misses Sallie and Josie Faulkner
attended the Sparta fair this week.
Mr.. L. d. Hickerson, Jr., of Tul-
lahoma, spent Tuesday night here.
"A . per cent coupon is given
with every bar of Standard soap.
Load ed shells and ammunition
of all kinds at Smart & Co.'S.
"A big stock of Overcoats just re-
ceived at ]. G. M. Ross & Sons.
Go to Smartt's for Baking Pow
ders. Best and cheapest Brands.
Mr.. l. j. Thurman made brief
business trip to Nashville this week.
DIV. H. Fleming and wife re-
turned from Louisville last Saturday.
See the new and stylish ladies'
and misses hats at Mrs A. H. Gross
-Messrs. p. d. Jones and Joe NJ
Lively attended the Sparta fair day
or two.
Mrs. John f. Murphy left We'd
nesday for Dallas, Texas, to join hel
husband. 4
If you want to keep your kitchen
neat,and your dishes clean, use Stand
ard soap.
Mrs. a. II. Gross stock of fal
and winter millinery is complete il
every particular.
Don't forget when you want ;
good Smoke to 60 to headquarters
Smart & Co.'S. .
Several Kansas farms for eX
change for Tennessee farms. Inquir
of W. A. johnson. e. u
"A select line of new and prett.
China and Glassware just received a
Mrs. Livingston's.
Mrs. H. p. Newton, after a visi
of several weeks here, returned I
Nashville Thursday.
Judge J.P. Smith arrived fror
Chattanooga this Friday mornin
on visit to friends here.
Capt. j. w. Irwin went to Mul
freesboro last Tuesday as a delegat
to the annual conference. -.-
Don't use common soap, but a
ways call for the Standard, which
pure and unadulterated.
DIR. NJ. Andersen made profe
sional visit to Sparta Wednesday, r.
turning home Thursday.
Bacon, Lard, Meal, Flour, an
Vegetables of all kinds, delivere
promptly by Smart q Co.
"A large stock of scratch book
tablets, paper, envelopes, ETC., ju
opened at ID. l., Browns.
Come and get a pair of tho
cheap suspenders before they are {
gone. j. c. NJ. Ross & Son.
Rev. +. Stephenson, col. ,baptisC
two members into the Christii
Church near Vervilla last Sunday.
"A county directory containing t
names of the leading merchants
your county who redeem Standa
soap coupons is furnished with eve
bar of the Standard soap. Ira
with them and save your hard ear
ed dollars.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1889-10-12

Snow fell for three hours at Lock-
port, n. V, Sunday, and covered the
ground to the depth of three inches.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03


Kansas farms are nortgaged for Sass.
oooooo, which at eight per cent makes on
annual interest of nearly $75,oooeoo. This
Is more than the value OF the Kansas wheat
crop. II takes great deal Of money out
OF the state. rs large part Of this sum IA
loaned by Eastern capitalists. Bad as this
may seem for Kansas farmers, II Is not
clear that II Is good thing for The money
lender. Sooner or later the burden will
become greater than the farmers can bear.
To sell large part Of the prodrce OF a
farm for interest or rent IL the sure way 10
impoverish II. Before the capitalist knows
what is being done, he finds that his prIn
eiPal has vanished In place OF his money
he VIII be left sith lot of land whose de.
creasing fertility makes It 10 longer worth
eal,iystirg,and therefore practically worth
less. The safety Of loans on land consists
not in present value OF the property, but
on what IL being done with IL. II Il Is
growing better all the time by good farm.
Ing. II 10 good security for almost any
amount. II Il Is growing poorer II Is pro.
badly no security At ALL
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
DELIRiuA TggagSs
u. u. Morgan Dies In this city aher De
Laueh.

About four weeks ago II d Morgan
came TO Albany and put up a, the waver
~ house. lie reported as coming from
Frankfort, Dakota, where he had been In
the furnishing goods business, and which
he wished 10 go Into here. lie was a man
OF good address and looked as II he had
seen good days on Tuesday he was TAX
en- with the deiirium tremens as narrated
a, the time In the DgaocRAr, and that
night became exposed. Having a severe
cold In the first place he graduaip' grew
worse, and Friday at hlne o'e'oek died
Of congestion Of the lungs, brought on by
the dclirium tremens. A coronsf's jury
called before George Humphrey. ESQ.,,
to-day found in accordance with these facts.
From different sources 1t Il learned tina,
Morgan was a married man about 3s years
Of age, and had been one ot the prorninen,
citizens Of the place where he came from.
and that he was member OF the Masonic
sud % + lodges. Strong drink caused the
trouble and he closed bis business and
came west, being intoxicated when he left
home. While here he received about $50
In money from his wife, with whom he
had practically parted, and che refused In
letter received TO send any more money.
telling him that they must take care oi
themselves hereafter. SIR Dcnham. tho
wire works man, who knew his situation
In Dakota, SAYS his wiie'a people arc
wealthy and leading citizens In their Da-
kota home. The case Is a sad one. The
result i the outcome of strong drink. Ae'
cordVng to the testimony of Mr. Hale Back
ensio Morgan bought great deal Of liquor
OF him, taking home a bottle near every
night, finally getting trusted and running
In debt over $50.
a despatch received BY Marshal Hofi
man from Mrs. Morgan this noon read Al
follows "liold body. win wire to NOR
row final disposition" II Is thought th'
body will be ordered expressed home.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1889-05-03
A BRAVE GOVERNOR.

In pafdoning two negroes convicted ofmnrdei
for participation in the lynching Of white mar
Gov. Richardion, Of South Carolina, has shown
himselfto be brave and just Executive.
Many negroes have been lynched in that
State for crimes against white women, but no
white man, before this instance, has been sub.
lected iothe same fate for a similar crime
against colored women. As no white man has
been hanged> for helping 10 lynch negroes,
though the cases have been numerous, Gov.
Richardson does not think II just to hang the
first negroes ever convicted Of initiating tie
example Of white mots.
This Is right. Nothing Is more fundament
ally democratic than equal justice for equal
citizens. There should not be one rule Of
morals or one law for white ruffans and ano,h
er rule and another code for blacks. In EN-.
phasizing this truth Gov. Richardson has done
his State and the South generally a notable
service. Equal and exact justice for all classes
and conditions Of men Is the essence Of good
government.