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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
BY y. ". B1No
nu1
". r. Bowie & Co,
.fafa Au.flttt..r.

ICE-MANUFACrURING MACHINE
4 RY. A NALy ABLE Lui Win holsts
SUITABLE iOR ICE MAkiNG AID olitt
IMPROVEMENTS THEREON. UokNl "a
WAGON, Sc. &C.. AT AUCTION QUIZ
SAIE.-By virtue Nf r. lo'r0H 1f No tt.u.rrJ
Court Of he city o. lathw0ui entered 30 no
cause Of Schmidt 90. The Tran p1rruti'o Aon-
paDy Fl as. On january i. ltl ac eNl an ~
auction. on the prentice, m
TUESDAY. tkgRrARYh i-''.
~ ~ O'CLOCK NJ, tbs cuurs eli .mni.tn f,.-
FACTORY, win IS olrt EuI Hppllsu1n ca.
situated IN Ue ctY x tIcl mo- %. Na.. iH
uorhwest corner ol Camel aId Aia1s tho.i.
consisting Of
:. The lot or LAND 10 fhe n'nlae.t crn.r
~ Canal AMI Adams firn.'-, f.uiI. 90 .atI
feet. with "a iarge Nrirs FACE F tffHH-i -a,
stRoie. aud other sIh-l VtfF Aul ihr- NrIr"-
iLi- Is lIst us Thing for % ,oii-iU.afr "1fo
house.
p The completo oiiG. - HACUlNanY rlN
the MANUFACTURE or l,L. WIN o. fl n0 y
Il twenty tons daily. and 10 sD0I efltt D.l
3. Al II the TOOLS. SCAlf~. U0tsgs.
WAGONS, ADJ various other .rti ies ~ p'r- ual
property connected ofa tbs NAHUM t.fr tnl
sale of ice.
The real estate Will probably be so'I separate.
", olther ns whole or m parcels a. mtf
best a. the tine VI sale anI uf Dr. BEL Hrll -IH.
for msny other uses ~ sell ~ ~ $50 o. .f.fY
or as = cOid-'toroge warehouse. ppr ahli o., Hitu
very slight a.tcTntInus, Dc /. urA lI1Ifri, fN"
attention Of mauufa .furHrs crreta W H ufi' 4
% this sals. AM II .uif ia parcel aH nluNrluNI.f
Is hero presented . buy tho ia'alf ftct 70 fls
lot Tor building purpnees. iD- Hhir. Dr. IS HrI
adapted ~ DIGESTION. r.
Tho probability i ilat th" mHfhih rr p.fiili-
ing 70 th- manufacture ~ lc. sNl hH -Ili il ono
parcel ana the rest - to qcrf0naI properly m
small lots. although mo c.ntWlH i.nrrt lrtrffo
the right % cell al tho personal properly ln q
lump.
Tssps: For the real cstsie. ono hait -s-h
balance al SIX. twelve. and eighteen fnnItfr fnr
notes, Will interest stded al rls retained
For tho p%ersonsl property, az sln- = 'l tNi
under cash; .ums over 500 all uD ~ 60 tu
sixty days credit. and on suns o'eI sp0 GOA four
months credit. all credit payments I Do owl
dence1 by negotiable notes. viii ln'rrrt sliei
and satisfactOrily endorsed. fos ilgtisr .uios-
a. alton apply 10 ths Guct0neer.
DsV. e.. cRtNp,
JACkrDN Coy.
joins HUNTER. H..
Special commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
THE RICHMOND DIsPATcH-sUNDAY. JANUARY Y, 1873
r. Psrra@. ). r. Holland, $. B. Alexander.

Last night 10 CASTOR county Run Glenn
opened the door Of his house and called out
to some rowdy passers-by who were firing
pistols 10 cease, when their IRE vas turned
on him, and he received severe wounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

The simplest means 70 cure . Geld or cough
10 DR.. Bluffs Cough syrup. Price - eeusA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
BY L. A. Catlin, Auctioneer,
No. l3 Eleyeath street


By L. A. Catlin, Auctioneer,
No. ID Eleventh street
A UCTION SALE OF A COMMO-
"A, DlOUS DWELLING SITUATED AT THE
NORTHEAST CORNER OF 81. PAUL AND
DUVAL STREETS viii sell at public auction,
on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3lsT,
at 430 O'Clock T. NJ, the DWELLING located as
above. While this property as II now stands Is
never vacant and always brings largo returns,
yet there 10 no point 10 the city Of Richmond
that would bear substantial Improvements with
better prospects Of yielding a large revenue
therefrom. An attractive brick building thereon
suitable for a clubhouse and meeting place for
tho many societies Whereabouts would be a per-
feet bonanza
The owner Of this property has made arrange
ments % embark In a new enterprise aud he
must raise money. Therefore come to the sale,
az it will DO sold.
TERMs: AT sale. Z. A. CATLIN,
ia % Aucti0neor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
BY z. A. Catlin,
Rea, Estate Agent
No. IS Eleventh stree.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME
DWELLING CONTAINING 4 ROOMS.

At the request Of all parties Interested, i will
sell at public auction, 70 the highest bidd or.
on the premises, On
SATURDAY. F~sBRuARY 2. 1889.
ss5 O'Clock P. NJ, the FRAAE DWELLING stu
atsd on west side Of buchanan street near Cednr
street
IL may par you to attend his sale, - this pro-
perry will TO sold for much lees ina It's value,
Il need be. IL win realty bring % per ceut per
snnum on The amount ths owners are willing 70
take for L.
TEEns; ~ sale. B. A. CATLIN.s
1sN Trs8teA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

SCHMIDT. PLkISrIFY. AGAINST TIE tn ,ssFAREsr-
Ice CONPASY. d. KNDANr-ls TnS NHAscsHr
COURT OF rus CRY or htcns0Sp.
l. Charles W. GV3din. cierE 81 Faif court GER
tfy mat us fond required u Tho special COM
mlssiOners by the decree in sail Cause u jaDu-
ary 10. 1888. has been duly given.
Given under my hand tins Lthdag Of January,
ISsa.
hB CHkHLEs W. GODDiS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

By Quarles = hccuriy,
Real EstAi9 Aucgions@rs.
HichmOhi, Va

TRUSTEES' SALE OF THE MAG
Il NlfICENTJANEs ~ fER ESTATE KNOWN
AS DOVER ~ GOOCHIASD COUNTY AT
B0SCOBEL STATION OA rhE fAkIl, IMhh-
DIATELY On ThE RICHMOND y L.
GHANY RAILROAD. EIGHTEEN NILES fkOM
RICHMOND. AT PUBLIC A~UCrtOS.-ln eKscu-
ton Of = certain deed u trust bearing daS on
the lsI day OF May, le1i. FROM Albert +. hay
ward % the Undersigned - trustees. and u re-
cord 60 the Clerks orlcs u OoocblAnd County
Court. Deed Book a., page al, be.ng required -
to do by tho holder Of tho notes thereby secured.
default having been made la the payment Of ths
same, rs viii offer for sale, upon the PROMISES,
THURSDAY. JASulR 81. iss9.
o. ig O'Clock NJ, At Boscohei station, he above
mentioned ESTATE, containing i,b2s AChE@
THIS farm Is QUO " tho best on James river
aud IL extremely fertih, IL has q station On 4.
Is only eighteen mi.es from tho city o. kich-
mond, and Is not SUR ssssd b. any farm In ne
country. Tue nelgbDorhood 10 one - ne bcstia
tho st4ts ani there Il everything that could pis
ably be desired BY any one seeking a ano farm
All necessary buildiRs. &C.
Tho place Is too WI kn0un 20 require a more
extended notice aad parties desIlag " lnspset
can do 80 AZ any time before TIC sale. los ale,
tiousers viii take pleasure Ia gi'iag any desired
PAKTIsyDEsmrSG 10 ATTEND sAIRcAS
GO AND RETURN BY fHB RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHASY RAILROAD SANE DAY.
TxRMs. CGsh as 70 est ana expenses OF sale
and any delinquent taxes aud ~ psy on the fol-
losing notes: &S61t1, win iniere-ttrom an Nay.
1888, subject % credit OF sOou SO; si3i.ts win
interest from ttn November. ihss: t43l.@. win
interest fro "a an May. 1887; ftl.,o. with iatercss
from lh November. ISL: s<3L71 with interest
iron an May. is@: st3l.N with Interest FROM
th November. iSs8. tit, 9AOu. riih Interest from
<fh November, 1853 hal.nce apon sach terms as
may DO given al time u sale. The purchaser
will be required 70 assume q prior len snouat
Ing 20 sbout 5000. n A. McCpkDl.
l. c. CkUhf.
jar Trustees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

VALUABLE WESr-MAIN-STREET
' LOT, WITH A SHALL BRICK DWELL
ING THEREON, on SOU III 1 OF MAIN
BETWEEN MADISON AND MONROESTREErS,
AT AUCrION.-At the request Of the owner l
will sell OF public auction. on tho premises. on
WEDNESDAY. JANUAPY 90. 1ss9,
at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, that DESIRABLE LOT. with .
TWO-STORY BRICK DWELLING THEREON,
No. 3l5 west Main, containing five rooms. The
LOT has a front of 90 feet aud q depth Of l5S feet
10 an alley. Culyert and wafer connections
Being located within two squares OF Monroe
Park. this lot IL wcll-sulted for n substantial re-
sidence, or II two small dwellings were built
thereon they would yield n handsome income on
tho investment.
Terms: Very easy, and announced at sale.
IA 10 JOHN 4. GODDIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

T ARGE ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE
IL HOLD FURNlTURg: MATTRESSES, FEA-
THgR-BEDS. ORFICE-DESkS, IA,
stiiTs. SHOWCASES, cOOKIN6- AND HEAT
NG-SfOvEG, AT AUcTION.-rhe sale for
MONDAY. JANUARY %. 1899.
at IOk O'Clock. at my anction-rooms, VIII EN-.
brace a very large and desirable collection OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. amongst which may De
/ UHERRY CHAMBER sUI~r-compiete cost
$40 and ~ good ns now:
Several COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS In good
A LARGE number Of B%EDsrEADS. BUREAUS,
WlsHsTANDS. TABLES, aud CHAIRS;
Several EXCELLENT FEArhER-bEDs,
HAIR and other MATTRESSES,
FEATHER PILLOWS and BOOSTERS Of excel
lent quality
BEDDING, BLANKETS,
SHEETS, B~Ep-sPRINGS
! EXCELLENT WALNUT-FRAME Bed
1 VERY HEAVY OAK EXTENsIoY-TABLE;.-
WALNUT and POPLAR EXTENsI0N-TABLRs;
COOKING aud HEATlNG-srovEs in good Or
8 METkL-FRAME SHOWCASES;
An invoice Of CROCKERY aud GLASSWARE;
several E%XCELLENr oFFlCE-DEsKs.
An invoices Of HARDWARE;
A large number OF USEFUL HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES.
These goods belong 70 parties who are re-
moving from the city, and must be sold without
regard 70 value, and should attract the general
atteDtion. GEORGE W. MAYO,
IA "a Auctioneer.
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I
IL will sell, AZ public auction. on
MONDAY, JANUARY -. 1889,
at 1920 O'Clock A.. NJ. ut my onlce, No. 1906 east
Franklin street. the following property to satisfy
suDdry writs I'm my hsnds:
MARDKOBES. BUREAUS, W~ASHSTANDS,
TABLES, TOWEI~RACKS, bEDSIEADS,
CANE AND WOOD-SEAT CHAIRS,
ROCKERS, CARPETS, MATING,
LOUNGES. TRUNKS, CLOCKS,
LOOkING-GLASSES, PICTURES,
B~ED-SPRINGs, &C, sc.
TERMS: Cash. E. c. GARRISON.
ja27 High Constable City of Richmond.
A UCTION SALE OF BANANAS,
IA LEMONS, AND APPLES.-We will sell
MONDAY. JANUARY 18TH,
at 1880 o'clocK-
125 lunches CHOICE RIPE BANANAS;
q boxes LEMONS:
30 barrels APPLES;
WILLIAM JENKINS & SON,
jaH 140 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

HoRSER, GUARDIAN, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST Hon
EER, DE~FENDAST-IS THE CHASCERY COURT OF
THg CITY OF RICHMOND.
l. Charles w. Goddin. clerk Of ssid court. GER
tify that the bond required OF The special COM
missioners by the decrcs In said cause OF No.
yemter II, 1893, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this i9,h day OF Novem-
Der, 1883.
Ia3 CHARLES W. GODDlN'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-I
IL will sell. At public auction. on
AUCTION nALss-rutnre Days.
BY y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.


BY y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ LOTS ON II EAST SIDE OF SEVEN
TENTH STREET BETWEEN RICHARD Y
BALDWIN STREETS. AND TWO LOTS ON THE
SOUTH SlD OF BALDWIN STREET Be
TWEEN SEVENTEENTH AND BUCHANAN,
AT AUCTiON.-By virtue Of the belOw-mentiOn-
ed decree | will sell by auction, on The premises,
on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY J.. 1889,
at 4o'clock r. NJ. the -FOUR Lots sbove-refarred
TO, two OF them being on the east siIe Of seven
teenth Tor Valley street, Just south OF Baldwin
street. fronting each twenty feet by one hundred
feet 10 an alley fifteen feet vide, and very pretty
lots tney are AMI the other two ere on Baldwin
street between Seventeenth and Buchanan
streets. fronting twenty-five feet each by eighty
eight feet deeD-lust the place for two or three
enement houses. The location OF these lots IL
improving rapidly and money can be made by
buYing these lots aud building on them.
r. TRRMs: ono third cash; balance at six ald
twelve months for notes with interest added, and
titles retained. w. +. hEDDf,
Special commissioner
ROCKS EXECUTOR. PLAINTIFF, AGAINST ROCK,
&C. DEFESDASTS-lS The CHANCEEY COURT or
THg CITY or
], Charles W. Goldin. clerk OF said court, certi-
~ That the bond required OF the special commits
siOner by the decree In said cause Of December
10, 1883, has been duly giYon-
Given under my hand this 18th day OF January,
1889. CHARLES W. GODDIS.
a. %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
BY Poindexter & DenooD,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
1909 Main street.
A UCTION SALE OF FIVE VALUA-
BILE wEsT-END BUILDING-LOTS
on LAUREL STREET,
ONE SQUARE AND A HALF SOUTH OF NOM
ROE PARK.

By request Of tho owner we will sell by suc-
ton, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 81, 1883,
AZ p. ~. FIVE BEAUTIFUL LOTS fronting
on the east side OF Laurel street between Cary
and Cumberland and ONE LOT on Cumberland.
there are but few lots In this rapidly-im-
proving location on tho market, those desiring
or Investments close TO The Duslness-centre
should attend this sale.
TERMS: Very reasonable and at sale.
POINDEATER & DEN0ON.
ia q AuctiOneers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate AuctloDeer.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOT or PRICE
STREET NEAR LEI 3H.-By virtue Of the here
nafter-mcntioned decree We wtissl by auction,
on the premises on
TUESDAY. JANUARY 20. 1889.
AZ 4:sD O'Clock p. NJ. the VERY DESIRABLE
VACANT LOT fronting % feet on the west side OF
Price street. beginning III feet north OF Le'gh,
with a depth Of III feet This isa good lot Look
AT IL. then come and buy. twill pay you.
TERMS: One third cash. aud the residue at SIX,
twelve. aud eighteen ponrhs. for notes, with IN
terest added, and ttle RETAINED.
j.. r. TUCKER. JR.
GEORGE T.. HAN.
Special commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
By Sutton q Co,
Real Estate Agents and ~Auctloneers.
1914 MAIN street.

A UCTION SALE OF DETACHED
IA BRICK DWELLING No 5oi WEST BAKER
srkEEr.-Atthe rsque>s OF the parties interest
ed we shall ofsr for sale 81 puzzle auction, upon
the premises, On
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY %. 1889.
at&@ O'Clock z. n, the above-1escsibsd PRO-
pRkrY. Ths lot fronts twsnty~nve feet ON the
south side al Baker strestaaA runs back between
parallel lines 10 fsetto IN sllsy, with . tAsachsd
brick dwelling thsrsoa, ~eontsining soout nvs
TsSss: Al sale. SUTTON 3 Co.
u IS AusuoneeFA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

FORECLOSURES SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27
BY George W. Mayo. A~uctioueer.

Ono Z Laughton. Jr., salesmanJ
Nc. "a Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

ELEGANT SPECULATION.
We win sell q: public auction. On
WEDNESDAY. JAsUAsY ~. 1870,
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ. the sbove-nAmsd PROPERTY.
II viii bring double its present value ss econ a.
the Ciay-WaFd market Is commenced.
TERAs One fourth cash; balance IN air.
twelve. and eighteen months, interest added;
secured by trust decd.
jse6 Auctionecra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

Mir. and Mrs. Arthur cav n
very agreeable card party on Friday evening.
1t was q mixed company OF married and
young people. and the charming hostess so
gracefully presided As TO put ell at their ease.
Thele WAS a lovely little uppe consisting
OF fruits, fancy creams, aud chsrlottcs, con-
serves. and bon-bons. and most delicious
French wines. many years old.
The company consisted OF MIR. aud Mrs.
bronson, Mr.. and Mrs. Barbour, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Cadet, Mr..
and Mrs. John Tyler, Mrs. Hewitt, aud DIR.
and Mrs. Brock. The young ladies were Miss
Hughes, OF Cincinnati, who has . very cult
vates voice; Misses Josephine White. Virgie
Brock. Florence Tyler, Leila Cary, and
sybil Pctri.
Or. o~ppenheimer entertained about atty
guests al the bone OF his brsther-iu-iaw.
Captain Sol Cuichius on the same evening.
There was q hsndsc M supper served 10 CON-
Portable and agreeable style. and the COM
pany consisted OF the young gentleman and
lady friends OF the host and q few married
ones.
JUNIOR GERMAN.
The Friday german met 1t Bslyidere Hail
on the appointed eyes log, and VA very sue
c~essfully led by MIR. l.. +. Willisms. The
l.dies dancing were Misses julia Norton.
luna Bsrksdsle, Emma Carrington. Nellie
Parker. Mamie Parker. BEETLE Deane, Ssife
Desue. Helen Hobtte. Alice Hurweil. Bertha
pic>saDts, Mary Cameron; and the visitors
were Mis- TallzfeFro, CT Gloucester county
Ntse Peter, Of North Carolina; Miss
C~aroichAsl, OF Frsdereksburg; Miss Scott.
81 W~axYeotou; mlss Cameron, Of Peters.
bpgg, and Niss Talbot. Of Dasyilie.
7'he ebepeSoses were Mrs. X. g. Morton,
Nh. Cksgles Taibstk kn. william, Talbot.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-27

thereby certify inat no bond r%~luitei ~ p
X. Leland. ,-l0uor Boa uefOro-melt0nsi
causes. has b1eu duly given.
Toste. ALlRkD SHIELD. CLERK.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-02-21
Henry W. Lord Spoken OF to Rep
resent North Dakota in the
u. S. Senate.
uo,,d-be Stamp Lickers Making
Preparations to Look After
the Main Chance.
nifferont Opinions About Frosted
Wheat-Tbe Greet Ball OF
the Season.
a Faithful Servant.

4 large number of papers in North Da-
lota have been saying some very compli-
mentary things lately about Henry W.
lord. who is mentioned as being emin-
en4)y suitable to represent North Dakota
N the United States senate. Mr.. Lord
came to Dakota seven years ago and
aeryed for five years as register of the
United States land Office at Devils Lake,
and seems very popular in that section
Of the country. Here are some of the
notices clipped from some of the leading
papers:
Towner News & Stockman: Mr.. Lord
oould represent North Dakota in con-
qress as creditably as any man within her
borders, and should receive the united
support of the press and people of this
region.
Bottinea11 Pioneer: The latter half of
Dakota when she becomes a sovereign
state, may we'll rejoice and be proud If
auch as Mr.. Lord don the senatorial toga
and uphold and defend her dignity and
rights. ...
Devils Lake News: His long expert
once in public life, his familiarity with
parliamentary usages, and uniform ur-
banity, eminently qualify him for the
high position.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-02-21
Board Of Health Regulations.

A meeting of the board OF health was
held at Mayor Aliens office yesterday az
ternoon. Present-Cloes, Lieber and
Allen. A motion was carried that the
chief of police have 100 more scarlet
fever notices printed, and also 100
copies of the sections relating to the
board of health, and that they be served
on each physician and on each family
that has the scarlet ever. and that when
the health Off. Ger finds family in desti-
tute circumstances they shall be reported
to the county commissioners.
On motion J.J Thompson was ap-
pointed health officer, whose duty will be
to have supervision over all cases of scar
let fever or other contagious diseases, and
who is to keep record of same and see
that the quarantine is enforced until
danger of infection is over. He is also to
interview daily every physician in the
city, and report new cases to the chief
of police and superintendent OF public
schools. He will hs governed by the
regulations of ordinance IA, relating to
the board of health, and his compensa-
ton will be two dollars day.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-02-21
WORK FOR THE LAWYERS.

Filings of Indian Scrip on Public
Lands Held to be Invalid--.The
Title to ihe Townsite of Mianewau-
kan said to be Involved.
A very important decision has been
rendered at Washington, which will
affect many of the townsites along the
Northern Pacific railroad. The case was
one in which land had been located by
means OF Sioux Indian half-breed scrip
by parties claiming to act as attorneys in
fact for Indians. and who have made the
improvements required by the statute
under the same power of attorney. These
filings we're claimed to be illegal because
made for private benefit. and not for the
benefit of the Indians, as stated In the
affidavits. The cases have been before
the department of the interior for some
years, aud the secretary has now decided
against the parties making the filings, on
the ground that the entries were not
made for the benefit of the Indians, but
for private purposes, and that the tran
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-02-21

BE ON THE SAFE SIDE.

Frosted Wheat CanaOt be depended
on to Raise a Good Crop--GOod
Farmers will not Run the Risk.
Western Rural: Do no: use frosted
seed for wheat if you can help it. But if
you are in .he Red River valley and must
SOW such seed, SOW double the usual
amount. Richard Waugh says that ex-
perience sanctions it. But he does not
advise 1t being done outside the peculiar
" favorable conditions of the Red River
valley.
Many warnings are given against any
general sowing of frosted wheat. Some
samples sent from Sykeston to Prof Kef-
fer of the agriculturl college ut Brook
,ngs to be tested by him panned out only
81 per cent of germinated seed when
grown in soil. The further truth with
regard to it seems to be, that though the
grains do germinate, they have no vital:
ty to struggle with weeds or to withstand
a hot wind or drouth, and 1t is pool
policy to risk anything but the best seed
this year.-Carrington News.
J.C. johnson says about frozen wheat
in the Pembina County Democrat: Ii
'85 or 'S6, when we had frozen wheat,
went on the mountain and bought some
good wheat for seed, but not having
enough sowed some frozen wheat in two
places beside the good wheat. Mark tn,
result. While the wheat from the goot
seed yielded about % bushels per acre
the wheat from the frozen seed yielde(
from six to ten bushels per acre, and thi'
was right along side the good wheat, NJ
difference in land and no difference il
time OF sowing. The grain from tn
frozen seed came up as thick as the other
but was fine and puny from the start, con
seouently it had small heads.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1889-02-21
BEES IN THEIR BoNNETs.
Some Of These may Shortly take a
Trip 20 WashingtOn---TO see the---
Land office.

Some of These may Shortly take a
Trip 20 Washington---To see the---
Land office.
A good deal of quiet talk has been go
ing on lately over the question of what
il any, changes will be made in the man
agement of the local postolfice under the
new administration. The Minneapolis
Journal contains dispatch mentioning
Fl. E. Ward, A. w. Kelley, John Vennum
and @. P. Smith, as gentlemen who
would not refuse to accept the office from
President Harrison, if he should request
them to assume it for the good of the
nation. 1t also says that u. W. Good,
rich, who sought the Office at the hands
Of Cleveland and got left, is said to be a
candidate again, this time as republican
having changed his faith the day before
election
There seems to have been nothing
more than talk sindulged in so far, al,
though the petition fend may be expect
ed to begin to get in his work before
long. Mr. Klaus commission does not
expire until July 1890, and the general
opinion seems to be that it will be some
time yet before change is made if at all
in view of the strongly expressed deter
mination of General Harrison to observe
the spirit as we'll as the letter Of the civil
service law. A good many republicans
appear to think that Mr.. Klaus has made
good postmaster, and should serve out
his time, while some of the democrats
express the hope, that if a change is
made, the Office will be given to j.. w
Goodrich, Ito keep him in the republican
party.