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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

Fred Foster, the well-knOwn florist,
has received instructions to commence
work Immediately on improving the
lam at the Hydraulic Water Works
station. Mr.. Foster commences work
tomorrow and viii be assisted by SIX
men and two teams. The lawn viii he
resOddel from the pumping house 90
the wei, and the yard around the
pumping station VIII also be Tesoddet.
Bcis 0t handsome flowers and plants
VIII be added and other improvement
made that WliI assist IN bcautifynE tho
place Tins is n splendid opportunity
for Mr. Foster 70 show his abilities as a
fnrl.t
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

Mr. Shultus, of Mortin, Mich, who
has suffered from tape-worm for seven
years, came 10 the city last Tuesday
went 10 DR.. Ross office, and in three
hours was relieved of his unpleasant
cOmpaniOn.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02
DEATH OF A SENATOR.
DR.. &. v. Tyler Dies at His Home in Bay
City Yesterday.

LANSING, Mich, June 1.-Senator
Columbus V. Tyler, of the Twenty-fifth
district, died at his home in Bay City
at $50 o'clock this morning. Flags are
at half-mast on the capitol. He was
absent, being sick, nearly the whole
session.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

The Cooking Club met last week a.
Mrs. Hastings, and held a pleasant
SESSION. In the evening a number Of
Young gutlem-n came IN and there
was musc and dancing
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

If you want an elegant finish and
finely got up Redroom suit. with 2ix3O
bevel plate glass, for s25, go TO the Win
egar Furniture Company, corner OF
Cherry and South Division streets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

Sc the SIS Bedroom suit, - Wei as
the sls 80 one, al the Vinegar FaFnl-
ture Company, corner South DIVISION
and Cherry streets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

The large purses have attracted many
good horses 10 the races at Sparta to-
morrow. There Will be some very fine
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

The finest Gasoline Stove IN the mar
ket at the Vinegar Furniture Company,
corner OF Cherry and South Division
Streets.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

For Gas Stove AT the least money,
go 10 the Vinegar Furniture Company
l23 to l29 South Diyls.On-st., corner oi
Cherry.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

First class board and rooms can bc
obtained AZ 50s south IOnla-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

For fine Upright Folding Bed, for
$40, so TO the Vinegar Furniture Com
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

The only Refrigerator 81 tuv il tne
one handled ~ the WineEsT Fur tUre
Company, rs % ~ South Dvl0n-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

For a fine Oak Cheval suit, 20yf0,
bovel plate glass, s2i, 50 t. the Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

Tar Extension Tahse for si3, 20 g.
tle vinegar Furniture CcmpSny,
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-02

smoke a aBlue slroak3' = canal-si
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
Whales MILK for CONSERVATIVES.

"Whaioid, Inialibc Cure for Con-
sumption. Dispensing hours, S TO 10 A.
~; ) 10 =. NJ" On turning down Ok
ford street my attention VAS attracted Ia
This huge sign OH the opposite side Of the
street. and also by the number Of people
Hooking into the building. Entering tho
building, | was nj a loss what to make
of the matter, as all could see was the
crowd and a large tank in The centre Of
the room This tank was some scvcni,
feet long, thirty feet wide and as learned
aftcrward, about thirty feet deep, having
been constructed at a great expense.
While waiting patiently for developments
| found that the liquid was being lowered
or let out by some means. Soon smooth
black surface appeared TO view, and as
the water continued TO rcccdc | became
aware that 4 captive whale was on exhi.
bition. Surprised at not having to pay
Any admission fee, was soon made aware
of the reason. A framework had been
constructed on which the animal rested
and soon an expert milkman was engaged
in extracting for the consumptivcs whal.
old Tor whales milk, which WAS grcedily
absorbed at five shillings per glass;
London Druggists Bulletin.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

West Virginia offers very singular
specimen of liliputan humanity in the
daughter Of John L. Miller, of Hamp-
shire County. She is twenty-threc years
OF age, cannot walk or talk and is but
twcntysix inches tall. Always lying in
little cradle, she is enabled to keep q
sharp lookout on all that is going on; no
one has yet been sharp enough to call for
an article in the house that the little one
could not point out. Her memory is
most remarkable. A new song or poem
repeated in her presence is never forgot
ten. If the same song OF poem is again
repeated or sung with the variation Of
but single word the little prodigy will
show her disapproval by yelling Justly
and frowning frown that cannot be
mistaken. How such a remarkable mem
DRY can find resting place in head no
larger than teacup has long been the
wonder of physicians and servants who
have journeyed from far and near to test
the remarkable gifts Of the little wonder.
'Ya;hington Star.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
THE THIRTY-SECoND DAY OF TIE
THIRTEENTH MONTH.

On the thirty-second day of the thirteenth
month of the eighth day of the week,
On the twenty-fifth hour of the sixty-first
minute, We'll find all things that We seek.
They are there in the limbo of Lolipop land
cloud island resting in dir,
On the Nowhere side of the Mountain OF Mist
in the Valley of Overtherc
On the Nowhere side of the Mountain of Mist
ill the Valley of Ovcrthere,
On solid vapor foundation OF cloud are pal
aces grand and fair,
And there is were our dreams will come true,
and the seeds of our hope will grow
On the thitherw,.rd side of the Hills of Hope,
i'll the Hamlet of Hocus Po
On the thithcrward side of the Hills of Hope
ill the Hamlet of Hocus Pc,
We shall see all the things that we want to
sec, and know all we care to kaow;
For there the old men will never lament, the
babies they never will squeak,
IN the Cross Road Corners Of Chaosville, in
the County Of Hideangoseok
In the Cross Road Corners of Chuosvillc in
the County of Hidcangoscak,
On the thirty second day of the thirteenth
month of the eighth day of the week,
We shall do all the things that we please to
do, and accomplish whatever we try
On the sunset shore of Sometimeorutar, by
the beautiful Bay of Bimeoy.
$. W. F'osS, IN fuakcc Biddc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
Noted American Tracg.
The big tree of California.

The big tree OF California.
cold Liberty Elm" al Boston
The "Bnrgoync Elm,n AT Albany,
n. Y.
The immense ash trees planted by Cen
cral Washington at Mount Vernon and
now the admiration of visitors
The weeping willow over Tie grave Of
Cotton Mathcr in Cops burying ground,
near Bunker Hill, taken from ii free that
shaded the grave of Napoleon at So.
Helena.
The Gary tree, planted by the roadside
in 1882 by Alice and Phoebc Cary, is a
large sycamore. standing on the turnpike
fram College Hill to Mount Pleasant,
Hamilton County, Ohio.
The Washington elm still stands at
Cambridge, Mass. II is on Garden street,
ashort distance from the colleges, and is a
large, wcil-prescrvcd tree. An iron fence
is built around it, and Oh It stone in
front is the following Inscription: "Un-
der this tree George Washington took
command of the American army, July 5,
ZOO.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

London never fails 10 impress the tour
ist with IFS peculiar place among the
cities of the world. There are many pre-
senting far finer groups Of buildings; its
main thoroughfarcs, has Regent street
and Oxford street, are not to be com
pared with those in Paris or PHILADELPHIA :;
but there is Il soiidity in lis pavement, IA
steady progress in IFS vehicles, Il sense of
continuity in the endless succession Of lis
streets, an air Of mprctcnding confidence
i'll IFS crowds, and unbashcd, monoto-
nous uglincss in its lines OF suburban
villas which is unique. London is the
place where incidents ard gatherings
which would move many Il metropolis "to
its centre" arc wholly unnoticcd except by
such as happen to come across them
Even the most popular events, which
may attract some hundred thousand
people, do not make sign or ripple in
the surface of the great brick and mortar
sea which surrounds the city proper. lie
must be a very big man indeed who can
draw direct personal notice in London.
Metropolitan news is conveyed, not by
conversation or verbal rumor, but by
journals. The ''talk of the clubs" lex
allied by some society" papers, is an in
finitesimally small fraction Of that which
engages the metropolis. There is really
no ''tall of the town" as distinct from
that of the nation. 1t is sheer size which
distinguishes London. Not long ago I
stood by the castle in Edinburgh and
noticed that / could discern men at work
in the fields all around me. There were
indications of separate outside life. 1t
is so, NOR over, in the large trans
atlantic cities. Down the straight streets
of New York you can catch glimpses Of
white sails on the Hudson or East
River; but when you look at London
from any square or open space within its
borders, there appears no proof that it
has any borders at all, or that it ends any
where. 1t might cover the whole earth
for all you can see Co,ahM lIngazine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
The ISucliin~ Horse

Most persons who have witnessed tho
vicious and acrobatic altics OF the "b;ck
ing bronco" III Buffalo Bills and other
wild Western shows have supposed that
the animals were merely acting n part To
which they had been trained, like the
trick mule Of the circus. The fact is
that these traits are i'll the nature of the
beast; and what the horses do on cyhi-
biiion is as no;hir. to the ,liabolcal con
tortons which they go through when
endcavoring 20 unscat Il cowboy rider on
their nntivc piairics. The broncos of the
Southwest, like the cross bred Indian and
cayusc ponies of Montana, are not usually
broken until they are four or five wears
old, and then their training is of the
rudest and most impromptu character.
Individual animals, like individual men,
exhibit tcmpcrs and idiosyncrasies of their
own; but even the bcst-tcmpcrcd cow
ponies will sometimes buck Oh IL FROSTY
morning. Such "navcricks" are turned
over to hands who make Il spccinltv of
conqucring horses that are determined
not TO be ridden; for Il great many thor
onSh cowboys WHO are good horscmcn in
the sense of being able 60 get the best
work ont of their string of stccds in II
roundup do not pretend to b. able to sit
a manipulating or vicious animal. The
horsc-tamcr, with his wonderful lariat
brings the rcbcllious horse 20 the ground by
moose around one Of thc fore feet then
he mounts, and pursucs his dare devil,
an'i-bucking tactics until the shaggy pony
is dazcd and cowcd into meek submission.
-hruak LceIie's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

\ i.
Secretary of Agriculture, as mean to do.
we must so uptown again to sec William
Henry Harrison Miller. lie sits up in the
iine room which Benjamin Harrison Brew
stcr decorated and furnished so elegantly
ON the second floor of what is commonly
called the Freedmen's bank building, lust
north OF the treasury, across the avenue.
Down stairs, where the Door freedmen
banked their money "forever and eyer -
sits the court of claims. Overhead, where
the managers of the Frcedmcn's bureau
used to meet, sits the Attorney General in
eastern luxury. He is simple, matter
oi-iact, man, strongly resembling Gar
hcid IN his ways. Millcrs hours are like
those of most of the others. Here is his
own account of his day:
oSu.iiy put III an appearance at the
once about $3.50 ill the morning. and do
not leave the department, save for n brief
interinlssion for lunch, until about 6
O'Clock in tue evening. After taking
Gunner, ESQ O'Clock will lind me back Mt
my desk, for do not carry any of my
work To my hotel. About 10 o'clocl,
shut down for the day and go to bed.
and II IS rot much trouble for mo Ia go
to sleep. But do not propose 10 keep
this up, for the strain is too great, and
would break Il constitution of iron if per-
sisted in.
Living NJ the Riggs house. he has only
few steps to go between his room and
ms Office. lie treats his visitors at the
department us though they were all
clients ut his law office. lie takes his
exercise with tic President almost every
day II is i'll their walks and drives that
they have their momcntous talks which
people are always wondering about. Mil
Ter walks we'll with the President, being
about his height, but his face is dark. and
his hair and his beard are still mostly
black.
The Secretary OF Agriculture, Cover
nor Jcrc Rusk, father of Blaine ID. Rusk.
is lar separated from all his Cabinet con-
irercs. Ills department is AWAY over to-
ward South Washington, beyond the mall
which George Washington wanted to run
between the White House park and the
Capitol. Rusk's building is II ginger
bread affair of bricks of two or three
colors, with various gludy decorations
and mansard roof. However, he flies his
flag every day in the week, and signs his
name right heavily with the Only gold
pen in the Cabinet. Rusll is the tallcsi
man in the Cabinet, should think, with
great shock of white hair, and Il farmer
IKE, STRUGGLING white beard lie is Il
b!uii, hearty, loud-voiced Wcstcrncr, who
wants TO please as many people as posi-
bic. lie hes 10 disappoint LOT every
day, for places in tie Agricultural Depart.
mcnt are greatly sought after since many
of them are below the limit of the cassi.
fled service. ''Unclc ,Icrc," as cvcrybody
fainiliarly calls him, works as hard here
as he did at home, gets up with the
chickens aud goes to bed with the owls.
lie lives ut the Ebbitt House and rides
over and back in The very respectable Of
lice carriage which DR.. George b. Lorinc
bought for the Department of Agriculture
when he WAS commissioner lie would
do better 10 walk, FOR the distance would
just give him needed exercise.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
PITII AND POINT.

''knows the ropcs"-Thc able seaman.
a maiden specch-Asking Il young
girl to marry.
A man buried i'll thought is usually able
to resurrcct himself
The man who shutters CONVEYS his
thoughts by limited cxpress.-Neseaant
Tywceicr.
There is Il considerable difference be-
tween Il key on the scaboard and I; G on
the keyboard.
Indian meal-Anything the Indian can
get to eat without working for it.-jEy-
Chant 7iusclcr.
"Why isan Italians peanut cart like a
sunset? Because the Dago's with it,
Ne'o lorh Graphic.
Algcrnon-''I love you, Miss Ethel. y
Ethel-"All right; this isl free country. /"
exit Algernon. )-Epoch.
Friend-"What's come up between
you aud Miss Dumpling?" De Left
'Gadly)-"I!cr father ''-Irme.
THE Girl l Left Behind Me- IS II song
To he sung in accents kind:
But how shall sing of that heartlcss thing
The Girl That Lett Me Behind.
Policemen arc allowed to rest only
four minutes in one spot, but they DO
not grumble. Half Il loaf is better than
nonc.--M1 ard Egpress.
An observer has noticed that the ncces-
sity for having separate exchanges for oil
and stocks arises from the fact that oil
and water do not mix.-Hoper's Bt=ar.
Small Boy TO Englisnnan-"Say,
mister, you've dropped something -
Englishman-"Avc 1? What?" Small
Boy-"lour his. "-Burliagtoa Free
Press.
"Benzinc Bill'' is the suggestive SOU
briquct of Kansas man who proposes to
do missionary work in Oklahoma. lie
ought to make Il bright and shining
light.-Dttroa Free Press
II is estimated that the human heart
does 5000, 600 pounds of work each day.
The man who made the discovery was
probably on the sunny-sidc of his we'd
ding day Statesman.
"Beef alum ode" is the way restau.
rant keeper of East Broadway writes
''bcef In mode on his bills of fare
No wonder the customers puckcr thcil
faccs.-Me,o York G,u,hic.
Maria, don't 1 allow yor
enough pin money!" Wife-"Why, yes,
indeed, Charles" ITusband-s'Well.
I'm best if | can ever find Il pin around
the house when | want one"
Cook next day after her arrivaD-"l
nm often Il little hasiy, madam, and then
/ am apt TO be saucy; but you needn't
mind-you can make me little present
and get pleasant again. san FfanciSct
lNasp.
She-"That Withholding man we no
ticcd seems TO be very wealthy" lie
Indeed he is. Ills fortune consists oil
notes taken by the waysidc.n She-"Hov
lovely. Is he Max O'Rcll!" lIe-ssNo
He's an ex-s;agc robbcr. "-Mt,o lor5
san.
Onr old friend Calino has just received
r telegram from Russia. WHAT grand
invention the telegraph is, And how cx
pcditious! 70 think that ii is 200 llile-
metres from here to st. Petersburg, and
tie gum on the envelope is still dampn
-LyoaS Republican.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

Horos health 10 tho wives and tho ,ro,,..
who cit In our households to. tlav. i"o'hcro
w" no arc glad when they brighton for others
MAJ me ,i hours that go drifting away. '''
may their Dyes keep tho lfyGt Of tho g,,,,n..
ri, Ine,r heart; hold tho rulIncas OF bliss ''S''
Ar ANA P SH,is, s shadows and sadness.
fsn, u Wnnt need We nsk moro Than this7
sboSi LOW can this hApptno s 10 kent? Win,
sh n protect those wo lovSthoso WHO mns nH,
ta Of the llomo-from tho ravascs Of Jis.
.mo. hngsriaJ dcath3 Tho question ia ~ n, !,
Ai,sSwS s, Or. pler'e Favorito PrcscriptioS
JlsnSs STANFORD Eomedy for all those poculi n
m ,,, 10 rSled on to preserve tho health oi
and Il e emM sSSIhSrs tprtrsnts those diseases
AMI ~ orn Js enen. IL IL n blessing 10 women
S SnsS rrratn TO those about WON tho hnp /.
tIo,s ni meme cohtcr'. md tho strength of ma
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
l'or Yonr stomnch,r snlc.

Take u little wine FOR your stonnnch's sake ~
y r. n celebrated plecoof advice. Take n littic
That bids fair to become ,uunIIy famous Thc
stohiarh Is at once II most delicate md Il most
anuscu organ and between its tlrlttucy aud rs,
nousv, II Is no wonder that il Is constantly ,,v-
ing ITS owner trouble. rhcru Is no medicine
I'm MN help the stomach so promptly and 40
VncV,Ncly rs tc-'u-na. Its net Ion III very
simple and II leaves no bad effects wbntcv,r
Isl rcialiy ia summer tinio Ii IL a vRlunhio
remedy !" have nj hand. For hot wrnthrr
ensiiy Affects tho 81 mach. and any little Inn
prnucuco IA eating ur disorder OF tho system
uerahkes II. Then II ia that pc-ru-na will
ahuM hsci, To he Just what IL tx claimed To be-
Troubles. Try it, ''''
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05
Flowers 1000 Years Old Well Preserved.

P. E. Ncwbcrry, of London, has cx-
hibited and explained case of flowers,
wreaths of narcissus, roses and anna
ranths predominating, which had been
taken from an ancient Egyptian Gene
terry. Though 2000 years old they were
in I'D admirable state Of reservation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

When an article has boon sold for e ycnst.
In spite of competition and cheap init ntlons Il
must have superior quality. Dubhlnss Flee.
trio Sem has been constantly made and sold
since lsJj. Ask UOur grocer for Il. Best OF ALL
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

oregon, the pmrndi.c of Fur,ncrr
MILL rqnnhc cllnnt' crrt nin anil nhiiudrn nj
iry III 'hn world. Full Information FREQ. All
uress oregon lm'iBrntn Board, Portland. Orc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

Dr. Heroes Pellets, or Anti bilious Grnnr,,s.
IN viais' 20 csnts ono II dose. DruVvlsta
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

Just think of II! sIiIhs mnl, In ono ,,,.,, M
~ nEeht representing B T.. johnson a. 10. ~
nariis , VII nnl they hive had many moro
wwn ii''s ' ..asrllhg Tor them who did equally
n,"Smcnt y would bc good thiny 10 sit dawn
ana write them u line nj once. ''' "'""
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

wheeling, w. Va, has tho worlds LARGEST
rail plant.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

Conduct Is tho great profession; bc~
'avionr IS constantly revealing us; what
nan does, tells what he is.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-07-05

Hr"nchills Is cured by frequent small doses
III iiSn's Cure for Consumption.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-25
MEDICINAL.
a VETERAN.

Tw.= wounded IN the ies :, the battle Of Stone
River. Dec. 3ls- 1852 NJ blood w2S poisoned
from tie effects OF the wound, and the !e:;
sweued 70 double is natural SEE, and remained
. "a. navy years. The poison extended 10
nv whole svS;s.l. and | suffered thousand
dsz-hs. So.airg did ne any good uni! tooE
Slyif-'s Specific, which took tie poison OFT OF
~ -vS.era. ard eas6led ne 20 feel Iysef ill2;i
III 5. 5. 5. i the remedy for blood poison
JoEzS CoSwAT, London, Q.
Treatise or Blood and ski Diseases mailed
sw171 Specific Co., Drawer }, Atl2n:2. Ga
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-25
Opening and Closing of the Mail

Northern mails close at 7:3O and 1890 /. =
and II d2:45 and 6:2o p. N. Open at $50 s. n
200 N, and $50 p. n.
10; 80 3 81 n, 61o and 600 P. N, Open 81 s3s
Southwestern mails, via Charlottesville, :,
close at $40 and 11:25 s. n. and goo =
Open 81 ESQ 3. m, and 7:3O .. II.
Msnssssa Division mails close st 2,o5 n
and 800 pm. Open st 1870 a. III and -.30o-
Alexandria and Round Hill, Va, mail close +
81: 70 a. N. and 40 P. n. Open st 500 s. sid
Closed mails to Falls Church. vieuns, rsi,t..
-, Herndon, Leesburg, Purcellville ard Ro1nd
Hill, Va, close 81 40 p. NJ. and oyep St 900
Western mails close st 1880 q. m. 1915 ari
500 ?. N. Open 81 $50 and 1000 s. m. and
800 p. Il.
Washington, D. C., naiis close at 7:3o apd 1880
a. m, nc 1 aa6 40 and 6;2o p. N. Open
AS nj 1000 z. NJ, 1900 n, aud 800 snd
Office Eonrs-oper st $50 a. M. Close 81 $50
,. n. Open &c $50 ?. N. Close st D. N.
SUNDAY hours-Open ST 900 a. n. Close St
CARRIERS Collections r,sde on 5.
ZIP roates-o:30 spd 1000 g m. 1920
zoo and 5:45 p N. On 3-trip youte-6:30 .rd
1000 &. N. and 5:45 .. m.
Deliveries made a. 500 a. n, 10 u. and 500
=. N.
sundsy-carriess window open al 600 and
! ose at $50 =. "a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-25

BAD ROADS ABE CosTLT.-"Good roads are
e necessity. They are worth al they cost
they soon pay for themselves. sissaid that
the greater part of the people OF this country
do oct fully rea.iz. he value of good ROADS
because they never sa8 resl good one.
However that may be. it IL probable that
fea OF them know thst, according TO the
most careful estimate, it casts mofe 10 get
the average bushei Of grain to TIE railway
station than from the station to tie staooard.
Within recent yeara, railfcad transportation
of:aru produces has been chesDeued greatly,
but transportation over public foadS very
little. I; l. high time to oaeapsn the latter.
This can be done, and must ne dooe mainiy
By making the roads better. Producers pay
the transportation charges, and theg should
be the ores NOS. deeply interested IL max
the roads better. Field and Farm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-25

NUhIGt W III .a-<t0 UOO - " 80
Dos5ls Traek, Splendid soesery,
sseel Roi,s, Aen;Eeea. ElEigSes,