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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28
The Presidents Return.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-The President
returned at noon from his trip down the
Potomac. 1t rained most of the time. The
party went about sixty-five miles down
the river and remained at anchor Saturday
and Sunday night.
Gilkerson qualified this morning as
second comptroller of the treasury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28
Cincinnati 10, Louisville 9.
King Humbert Speaks.

FRANKFoRT, May 27.-King Humbert, of
Italy, arrived here to-day. After visiting
the Dowager Empress Augusta, the King
gave a reception to the Italian residents of
the city to whom he said that German soil
was no longer foreign TO Italians who be
longed to the same family with the Ger
mans. He declared he returned home full
of happiness.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28

CHICAGO, May 27.-The interest in the
whereabouts of Tascott was revived to-
day when Mrs. Henrietta Smell, widow of
the late Amos Smell. announced that her
reward of $4,000 heretofore. offered for
Tascott would hold good for sixty DAYS
from to-day, on the same terms and condi
tons as the former rewards offered by her
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28

We have a speedy and positive cure for
cataIrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and
headache in SHILOH'S CATARRH REM
EDY. a nasal injector free with each
bottle. Use it if you desire health and sweet
breath. Price 30 cents. Sold by a. G.
Smith & Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28
Baseball.


Columbus 4, Baldwin; Peoples, Brooklyn
10, Lovett, Visner.
AT LOUISVILLE.
Louisville 9, Saratton, Cook: Cincinnati
10, Lovett, Visner.
No games at Washington, Philadelphia.
Boston and Baltimore on account of rain.
AT ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis ). Devlin, NIilligan: Kansas
city S, Mccarthy, Hoover.
AT CINCINNATI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28
Annexation of Crete.

LoSDoN, May Eft is reported that the
assembly of the island of Crete has adopted
a resolution in favor of annexation to
E1peca
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28
Committee of Bochum Niners Arrested

BERLIN, May 2T.-All the members of the
committee to represent the striking miners
at Bochum have been arrested and their
papers seized.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28
7 he Yalkyrie Again Victorious.

LONDON, May 27.-The yachts Valkyrie
Irex and Yarena raced again today, and
the Valkyrie was again victorious
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28
WORKINGMEN,S CLOTHING STORE

Mems suits from s.. Mems pants from
! 90c. Child's suits from 81 Child's pants
| from Pc. at w. Longmore's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28

Success results from merit. Halls Vego-
,hle Sicilian Hair Remover is placed be
IRE the public solely on its merits. Its
Iccess is indisputable.
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New styles of wall paper at Ross. 164
s. Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28
Wall paper at Ross.
Gold Medal


ortraits, cabinet size, 81 per dozen. Say
yes Art Bazaar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-28

Send for R. W. Cross &..Co, s list of bar
gains IN Ogden real estate.
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zion. SHEARMAN'S LECTURE.

Peoples Equitable admit that they have
Irought prices down.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
THE RED CROSS SOCIETY.
Their Labors In the Conemaush Valley
Almo-t (ompleted.

JoUNSIOWN pa. October l.. The lahOrr
of the Red Cross society in the devastated
Conemaugh Valley are about completed.
The society will in q few days withdraw
from scenes that have been without parallel
in the history of that Organllaiions
Miss harton, through the columns OF the
TrfbuRe, delivers an address 10 the ciiilens
Of .Iohnst0wn. in which she reviews the
work performed.
Since the 18th Of June. al which time the
society began the work Of rnlici. oNel lu.W
PERSONS have received aid at the hands of
fhc Red Cross representatives. 5000 families
have been supplied with the article, nccos-
sarv for the establishment of home life.
.ix houses have been furnished. warmed.
and lighted and passed into the hand, of
local physicians for the Use Of the homeless,
sick ncedin. shelter aad care. liut few
asking for relief remain unsencd.
Miss Rarion recommends the establish
mcnt Of permanent local relief or-anila-
ton. and places at the disposal Of such a
committee the Red Cross supply -iorc-room,
from which distributions oi relief can he
continued. The society will also place in
the hands of the committee all that may re-
main Ol ils supplies after tle present 10, of
applications have bcen iillcd
JOuNsPOwN. Pa. October ll.-Prcsi lent
John L. Harrison stated this evening that
all business pertaining 10 the iinal di-tribu-
tiOn Of the relief funds has been completed
for 1890 persons. Secretary KRONER -aid
10 uieht That Ia two w-cka' time an Of the
relief funds will La.c liocn dis,iibdted. and
all relief business closed. Al public meet
ing al the Red Cross Hospital tonight wo
mans benevolent society was organized
and committees appointed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
LEXINGTON LACONlCS.
General Francis II. smiths successor
The Rockbridgc County Fair.

LEXINGTON. Va. October L. special.
The probable successor Of General b. II
smith as superintendent of the Virginia
Military Institute il being discussed gene
rally bv the many friend, of that institution
since general FitZhugh Lee has expressed
his positive purpose not ~ accept the posi-
tion when the venerable and Ncncraicd Hu.
pcrintendcnt retircs. Many prominent Viz
cinia Military Institute and West Pointer
are being canyassed. and some think the
board Of visitors will ask General smith l.
again take the post.
Peter johnson. a wcll-knOwn coiored man.
had his skull fractured today 10y a team b,
attcmpied 10 bead of and was knocked
down. and there il bnt little hope Of his re-
coyery.
The fair today was attended 10y crowd
yariouslv estimated between $500 and i.Juo
The trades dispaXSas credit 10 the busi-
ness men who tjui part in it. Welsh
Brothers carried of the prize. Miss sadie
McCorklc was awarded the prize saddle
Mis-. Annie McBrydc the bride and Miss
Annie J.. Houston the whip IN the ladies
riding contest. ON old Virginia fox chase.
with large pack OF lone-Winded hounds
made the sport both lively ana interesting.
The bay of the dogs and their RAPID speed
created genuine enthusiasm
The parachute jump from the balloon;
high i'm the heavens. Won tiio wonder ana
applau.c of the country folks.
The races were better than usual. and
sa,e mnol satisfaction. The fair l. great
success.
Mr.. John NJ iioiialay Is introducing the
TIMES % the people,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18

down election day. He was here YESTERDAY
and speaking of the canvass. he said that
his intelligence il to the effect that General
Malone j. fighting for political life Or death.
and il consequently eXerting tO the utmost
extent his every effort. but that the fates are
against him and he must fail. He further
said he obtains hi. information from the
most reliable and well-infOmed sources in
all the districts: that they have never de-
ceiyed him before, and there - less reason
they should do - now than ever. He said
General Malone is well supplied with
money and has the support of the admins
tratiOn. but that 4 majority Of the people ot
the State are opposed 10 him. and that he
will be defeated lie said he has always
heretofore anticipated the result Of Virginia
elections. and he is ~ confident now Of
Democratic success a. he ever was. The
Democrats he said. will have "A large ma
jority in the Legislature also.
The widow Of the late Robert |. Edelen.
died to-day.
A colored man named Jim Thomas. who
worked on the pungy Fanny shepherd. was
Knocked overheard in WicomicO bay a day
or two ago and drowned. He was forty
years old and Maryland darky.
some Republicans met in the old Quaker
meeting house this afternoon and nominated
Mr. JOhi IL. tfccn LOT lllc Legislature. Inc
meeting was noisy from beginning to end.
There was but little interest manifested. as
the Mahonoites have deserted the regular
organization. saving that they have no mora
money 10 fool away In such business,
Green being one of those who ''kicked" at
Windsor and Dearborn packing the conNcn-
ton 10 nominate delegates for the Legi>la-
ture.
Magnus Robinson. the eN-negro preacher
editor. was determined 10 be nominated.
He is now out ~ the cOlored mans candi-
date and independent
The 1890 Richmond train last night
brought up General Malone and his son.
Butler. They were met al the depot 10y
Young Dick Windsor, Dearborn and Lucas.
They STAYED over until morning with
Colonel Windsor. and then the trio
went up on the Midland train TO
Cupeper. where he spoke to parcel
OF darkics. The Democratic meeting
which Major Barton. Of Winchester. adj
dressed had fully 1000 whites and some
blacks. and the barbecue took with all.
senator Daniel spoke also. He hauled Ma
hone over the Goals in his usual forrible
and happy fashion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
OVER THE WIRES.
CURRENT EVENTS OF INTEREST
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Meeting Of tho National Board OF TRADE
and the National BANKERS Association
Governor Hill Banqusted In Atlanta
General TeIegrzphic News.

LOUISVILLE. KY. October 1.-THE ma
tional board of trade convened for tue see
Ond day's work at the Louisville Hotel thi'
morning.
President fraley announced that the cOun
ell had unanimously elected Hamilton Illll
Of Boston. secretary Of the board. ih'
president also announced that a meeting ~
the executive council would be held u
Washington citv the first Tuesday in Feb
uary. at which time the next place Tor th'
annual meeting of the board would be Sc
/ lectcd.
An interesting report was then read D,
Mr. Price. from the committee on member
tship and extensions, which gives some idea
of the immense scope of the national board
and of its far-rcaching influence IN the mat
ter of commercial laws. The board Il made
i'm this report 10 represent 10000 mem
bers Of the commercial bodies of the cOun
try.
4 point brought out was that more than
twO-thirds of the 800 or 900 organizations OF
the country had come into existence since
1850 or within the last decade.
ON the subject of the extension Of mem
her.hip, suggestions We're offered by the
committee for public meetings all over the
country. the expenses to bc paid by the
local board. At the request of Mr.. Waldo
smith. Of New York. the following resoltI-
ton was offered:
Rcsoircd. That the National Board Of
Trade fayOrs the proposition to organize a
naval reserve for the nited states. TO con-
-st of officers and men from the mercantile
marine yachtsmen. eX-naYal and eX-inarlne
revenue officers. and water-nen generally.
and of vessels 10 bc built with reference 10
their Use in time Of war a. an auxiliary To
the regular navy.
The next topic. the chamberof commerce
agitation Of the teegraphic market reports
question. brought Mr.. Baker. of Chicago. Ia
hi, feet The following extract from the list
Of resolutions was the portion 10 which he
objected on the ground that the Chicago
board could not afford such proceeding.
RcsOircd. That the national board Of
trade hereby commend. 10 the favorable
consideration of the commercial oreaniza-
tions which embrace its constituency, and
other like associations in the country. the
expedency Of establishing an independent
tolcgraphic system Of intcr-communication
exchanges. the capital stock in such enter
prise 10 boz subscribed for and owned and
controlled by such exchanges ~ corpora
tiOn-.
The board then adjourned for dinner.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
WILLARD VICTOR.
lie sweeps Into Power Without shadow
of Opposition.

NEW lOHk. October T.. Al % special
meeting to-da, Of thc Northern Pacific pre-
frrred stockholders more than the requisite
ihrcp-martnr- majority WIS voted bon favor
Of thr consolidated mort-a-e. or Willard
plan. a~ it is called. which !, tine i~~uo oi
lGO.oOO new hte per cent bonds. payable ono
hundred years HENCE.
Johnston Livingston offered the following
resolution. which received Mr. Willard s.
vote. 90 every h0dy'o surprise;
Rc.ofrcd. That the holders of the pre-
fsrrcd stock represented here suggest to the
incoming board 0f directors to take into
consideration the distribution of the whole
amount due 10 the preferred stockholders as
soon A. the company should he in proper
position to do -. Not negative vote was
received. The meeting adlouWed TO meet
next Monday.
The meeting resulted i'm complete Vie
tory for Henry Willard. Robert Harris is
retired from the directory. and -o brc Bray
tom Ives. John | Br0ohman. Frederick
Harris. and John 4. Bullu. Tie ncN mein-
ber- are George !. Morrison. james u.
llag.iu. Z. H. loiand. Charles 4. Bcaman,
and Roswell {. R9l~i0n. Henry Hard
east over half the stock tor the new board.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
HIGH STYLES
Low PRICES
A GOOD COMBINATION.

Our >lOCk Ofgemtlcnmcm's
CIOthimg--->uit~ separate,
trousers and OvcrCOai~---
eIiCits the admiration Of
all who see and handle.
Such perlcCt-litting and
elegant tailored garments
were never before seen Or
ready-smade counters. Our
prices please our patrons,
too. Not being regulated
on a basis that will admit
Of cut-in-tWO price sales
w hen thc seasons over,
they are. ~ Il matter Of
course, much lower now
than the prices Of those
W no do that kind Of busi-
ness. The peoples ewes
have been opened 10 this
fact. and the result il that
our business has - in-
creased this sca>OIa that We
are compelled 10 work late
at night Ia get our tossed
up stock in order for the
ensuing days trade. Our
willing force work cheer
fully, though. IL. only
when surrounding COndi-
tiOn> are unpleasant that
hard work becomes di~a-
.rccabie.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
LYNCHBURG.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Extending it,
Ia~iIities-More Doodle for Malone.

LYNcHBuRG. Va. October L.. >pe-
cial. Yesterday the Chesapeake and OHIO
Railroad Company completed the CON
tract for purchase Of property on Jefcr-
son street with the View Of erecting large
freight depot sheds. Ac.. Ia accommodate
the increasing business. one of these lots
was purchased from John = kinncar. and
the other from John u. loneh0ine S2'.A@
was paid in cash. and it give, the railroad
company two full squares ON Jefferson
or River street. The increasing business of
the road is unprecedented.
The Democratic district conference la-i
night i'm this city was very fully attended
and the result, very gratifying. All the
proper committees were appointed. and
have gone Ia work to-day in earnest for a
thorough organization.
Rev. sam Jones will reach here to-mor-
row and open his services no 1880 saturday
morning al PAGES large warehouse. lie is
10 preach three fines a day, and great
crowds are expected to be- present.
Not ten white men outside the CUSTOM
house offices of This city are expected 90
vote the Nahone ticket.
II il understood that fun supply 1i
hoodlc il now ON hand 90 hc distributed for
the benefit ~ the little Boss.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
AMERICAN BANKERS.
Meeting Of the Executive Council of the
Associatlon,

NEW YORK. October H.. Tho Executive
Council of the American Bankers As,0cia-
ton met here Yesterday to consider the pro-
position submitted 10 the recent convention
Of the association at kansa, City by Pr,i-
dent II. John. of the Mercantile National
Bank of New York. for AN increase Of silver
coinage and corresponding decrease Of
gro.nhacks. The council adopted rcso-
luton that the proposition could NOT Doe re-
commended t0 Congress. aud appointed d
committee to prepare report to that effect.
rh, committee reported al an adjourned
meeting of the Executive Council to-day io
the following effect. "No belieYe the
retirement of the legal tender notes in the
present condition of the public mind to be- a
practical impossibility. We believe the pro-
posed increased coinage Of silver dollars Of
the present standard weight and fines
would be- frgught with danger 10 our none
tary system. 10 increase on retain taxation,
for the purpose of retiring the nOn-intcrcst
bearing debt while the Interest esllns-bearng
debt remains, would not meet the approx 81
Of the public. We believed it would De- d.
sirabic if legal tender notes are retired and
additional paper money j, then considered
advisable: that gold cercihcaic7 SHOULD be-
issued upon the slol,OoN.Wo gold coin now
held
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
ALEXANDRIA.
Mr., Gordon Not Seriously Ill-What MI
Barbour Thinks If tho Outlook.

ALEXANDRIA, October IA night or
TWO ago a report Was sent out from Rich
mond 10 the effect that Mr.. Basil Il. Cor
don. chairman Of the state Democratic Exc
cutiNc tOmmillcc. as confined 10 his bed
again. and that Mr.. Harbour bad been called
on 10 take charge of the canvass again.
As the TinE> correspondent calls al head
quarters one Or ,aoIe time, day, and is in
formed Of about all that iranspires there up
to 10 O'Clock al night, little notice was taken
of II until to-day, when II began 10 crop out
in the newspapers, and The reliable ones,
like the Baltimore >uH. The report was "A
mistake. Although Mr.. Gordon still suf-
fcrs with and from the non-use Of one of his
limbs, he ha, not been confined to bed since
his return from Atlantic City; and as for
Mr.. Barbour being actively engaged in the
campaign management, that is nothing
new, 70, Nc has MOI reIinquished
his grip, nor become In any way iukewatm
from oyer-confidence--th very thing he IL
cautious Of He il at headquarters nearly
every day, and will continue thus until sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
DANVlLLE DOTS.
Meeting of the Directors of the New haii-
f.gd->otes.


p.NNuIr. "a. Oct0.,eg IL special. E.
The board of directors Of the ilanl HE.
Mcbanc. Pitisboro and southern RAILWAY a
line which il j. proposed 10 build from Dan
/, ii,n through Caswell. Alanancc. Orange.
and Cbainam counties in North Carolina, to
connection with ne Raleigh and Augusta
Air Line or the Robinson ssr'eni, was hcid
here to-day seven Of the nine din'toiS
were present. II was deemed best To post
to,.e .le election of "a president. secretary
and trca..,,c. until November l2th. when
the board will mcr' Il. fanceNNillc for thai
purpose. Col. j. VI. Neal icndt,ed ~ resis-
nation as a director. and Mr.J. L. -chooincid,
~ iLl- city. was elected to NIL the ,acanc,
II is uudelSiocd that the Democrat. are
casting about ioy i,an,Ille man for presi-
dent. IL Is lbc pnGp0sc y this nn" COM
pany to get an iboit preliminary arfange-
ment, made during fhc winter ~ as 10 De-
rin the work Of building the road ~ oaFi}
spring. ,,..,.,op ~
'fue ppo brick residence Of the LATE H.
Lawson. 0y siais street. was TO-DAY solu al
auction and was ho"shi rs ~ \. oNerDes
for $4,000.
The Dansille Democratic tampai gn 'iuf
was addressed tonight by X. W. featro--
and Judge i,.gryman Green. The meeting
WAS largely attended.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
stahhediIis Mife in Conrt.

INDIANArofI, INp.. Octone, 81. Henry
smith. defendant on the charge of threat
nling his Wiio's llio TUNED upon the latter
ln Justice ludding'- court and plunged "a
large knife in her throat within a
quarter Of an inch of her iuslar vein.
Mrs. smith fell % the floor in-en-i-
bic from fright. and Justice and constahle>
struggled with the desperate husband 90
prevent him from -trikin- auothc, bi"W
smith Waa nnail, uNeu,oWerd and dis
armed. but begged for The knife that he
might cut his own throat lie declared hc
had mo- regret foe what be- had done, except
that the blow was not fatal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
SOCIALISTS IN CONVENTION.
The Dead Anarchists Graves Decorate

CuIcAGO. I'LL. October T.. The c0n'en-
iion of the socialist Labor party came 10 a
close to-day. and after adjournment its
DELEGATES went IN body % MalGhom on-
ctery IA decorate tilo graves of the dead
anarchists.
The convention adopted resolution con-
cernins the ilag episode that occurred dur
iug sundays ma-~-mooine. The con'ea-
tion declared that those WHO Missed The
American hag al thai meeting were either
fools OF police spies. and did 80 only 60 give
the capitali-tic press another opportunity
10 vent il spite against socialists ana Ste
.f4ff-f
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

>r. PETERSBURG, October 1.-THE Rus
sian Government IN, agreed 10 ihe creation
OF French yice-consitship a, uaku, Rus
sa.
HELENA. MONTANA. October ls.-N the
sherifs sale Yesterday of the North Mon
tana Cattle Company the cattle and horse,
brought sl,2.0W.
DANrzIc. October 1.-THE Russian mn
perial yacht Dcrla,a, with tho CNarina on
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18

NsS lul.h. Oct0ucr ll. The tfibnle' 's
Birmingham. Ala. special SAY, that the
Richmond Terminal Georgia Central. East
Tennessee. l.ouis,l llc and Nashville. south
ern Pacific. and other southern and south
western roads, and tho plant system of satl-
roads and STEAMSHIPS. maze united In a
movement 10 make Tampa. Fla. the ship.
ping point Tor AN freight handled ON tho,,
lines. "a large part Of which NOW goes ri0
New York and Boston. Extensive i.A
pro,emcnts Of the Tam.s ,,a,nor and new
Steamship nnus 10 Mobile and New urcan-
are Il part Ol the scheme.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18
M'klNNEY IN ROANOKE.
Cheering Eeports tom All Quarters.

ROANOKE, VA. October i1.-lSroclal. F.
Captain Ham, shepard spent The day here
in conference with DemOcratic leaders from
the city of Roanoke. Franklin, Bedford,
BoteiOurt, Montgomery. Craig, and iiish-
land counties, Cheering reports were
brought in. Captain Mckinney arrived L.
night from Lexington, and viii resi- before
going to Wythe county tomorrow. iio Is
In splendid trim and spirits, and expressed
confidence in great Democratic triumph
lie is accompanied 10y ". Il. Alexander, Of
N inchester.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18

EMPEROR WILLIAM Of Germany l. mucl
di-pleascd with ne models submitted e
hin, io, monument 10 hi- grandfather
William /. IT, has said that not one o
them deserves a prize.
TIE Chinese pupils Of the New lorh
sunday schools have opened cluh-hous,
for their mutual entertainment. All IN,
Chinese newspapers will be- found there
and the services ot a lawyer have been r.
tanned ga give tree LEGAL advice 10 the mem
hpr.. Chess. checkers. and Backgammon
will be- admitted i'm the club. but the insidi
Gus fan-tan will be- strictly tabooed. IL il 3
c ub Tor good Cinnamon OILY.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-18

4 SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE
4 OR
~ EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY.

WALNUT GROVE. situated In the upper
portion Of Spotsy lyania county. contain. 2,Ib
acres-l7O cleared: balance I'm original
growth. well wateied. The best wood house
m the county, cOntrining eight rooms. with
halls and porches. covered WIZ Tin. Beauti-
fui shade trees. Every clubhouse that could
he desired on a first. class farm. Two han
dred I'D iiny thousand pounds Of hay WAS
cut on tho farm this summer and Il now
being hhlcd on tie place. church and post
office within one mile. ana gtist ana saw
mill within half mile. The Victoria fur
mace "a branch Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway and the Fredericksburg AMI Orange
Courthouse Railroad both seven 90 miles
from the arm. lOg fuIthcr information. calt
on OF address DR 81. SMITH
Cc13 i33 Broad street. Richmond. Va