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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
OTHERS DISAPPOINTED IN HORSES.

Yesterday another number of horse
traders were in this community to buy
horses. This time they came from Frank
lin county. They were attracted here by
the exaggerated reports through newspa-
pers and other mediums to the effect that
the financial condition of the county is
such that horses and mules may be had al
most for the asking.
STILL on HER FEET.
Let it be settled, that while Halifax
county sustained great losses by the crop
failure last year, she is still on her feet,
and the movements of her citizens indi-
cate that she will remain so, with fair
chances in the future.
ACCIDENT.
A man who was cutting logs for saw
mill near this place came near losing his
life by the falling of limb. His arm was
broken and the man was made uncon.-
scious by the blow, which struck his head
at the same time with his arm
STUBBORN FIRE.
This morning about o'clock the resi-
dence of Mr.. G.. w. Bryan, agent for the
Wilmington and Weldon railroad at this
place, was destroyed by fire. Early in the
night he became almost stitied by smoke
while asleep, and when he awoke he
LDbI Ills HOuSO WIS wa nv ~
caught in the roof from the Chin
new or stove-hue. He gave alarm
and it was soon subdued, and all thought
it was entirely out. Before retiring it was
again extinguished. Later in the night
parties went on the roof to see that 1t was
entirely out and pronounced everything
safe. and the family retired again. About
! o'clock some person passing the street
saw the house on fire and gave alarm IN
time to save all the property. A small boy
four years old came very near being left IN
the burning building: MIR. Bryan and his
family are this morning with their neigh
bors. and it is said there is not good va
cant building in the town.
FIRE IN GoLDsBoRo'.
The explosion of lamp was the origin
of fire in Goldsboro' that consumed tye
buildings in about an honr.
LETTER FROM MRS. DAVIS.
Mr.. B. B. Raiford, of Wayne county.
composed poem on the late Jefferson
Davis, and no recently received an auto
graph-letter from Mrs. Varina Davis thank
ing him for the poem to her husbands
memory.
DAMAGES AFTER SIXTEEN YEARS.
There Is suit pending in Wayne Supe-
rior Court between Mr.. Kleber Denmark
and the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-
road Company. Sixteen years ago when
Mr.. Denmark was quite boy he lost leg
by the company, and he now brings suit
tor SIC, 900 damages.
WILL RETURN ON FOOT
The emigration agents who took several
carloads Of negroes from around Colds
boro'. billing them for Arkansas. informed
them at Morristown Tenn, that they would
be taken to Mississippi instead, where
upon the negroes raised riot with the
agents and put them to fight. The negroes
decided to return to North Carolina on
foot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
Mr.. HARRlSoN's PIG.
A Correspondent Makes q Confession and
Exonerntes the President

A Correspondent Makes Confession and
Exonerates the President.
CLARExoxT. Va. January 30, 1890.
TO me Editor Of ne Dispatch
As the Harrison "pig story" is going the
rounds of the press at rapid rate and be-
ing stretched out more with each num-
Der OF our different exchanges, / thought
you would like to know just how il came
out. On the day of Mr.. Harrison's arrival
here secured q boat and In company with
young lad who lives near went mp the
Chipoax to see what the President and
party were dong. We heard great noise
in tho rushes near the waters edge Of tho
marsh and before waiting TO SEQ what it
Wns took good aim and let Ay. II IVES the
pial Thinking Il would Be good joke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
N0LANDINE.
RICHMOND. Va, January 10. 800

hlIuAONOs - 80 %-~'-
Noldndins Company:
Gentlemen, Twenty years ago was most
dreadful sufferer from Chronic Liver Complaint.
For two years WAS under most skilful medical
care. deriving only temporary relief During
this period my bodily and mental condition we're
deplorable indeed. Only those who are suffering
from liver trouble can appreciate the agonies OF
q victim TO this dreadful MALAY. To ell such
say do "a did Get "JOHNSTON'S NOLAN
DINE" and restoration TO health will surely fol-
low its tulicious use. had despared OF ever
being we'll man until one bottle % JOHN
STON's NOLANDINE convinced mo TO 80 con-
trary. Twenty years immunity from rocur-
renee OF livor troubles ought 10 convince the
most skeptical.
July, 1880. had another attack OF my former
troubles more violent, but cut short by timely
use OF NoLANDINE. Less than one bottle has
again restored me TO the blessings Of good health.
No language can express my gratitude. bus
will say consider il the greatest remedy for
Liver aud Kidney Troubles yet discovered.
Yours very gratefully,
JOSEPH A. HOPKINS,
Master Of tho Richmond Dock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
By Henry L. Staples & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
1l03 Main street.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. LAND IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.-By
virtue OF certain deed Of trust from John Bar
cume, dated November 90, 1885 and duly re-
corded In the clerks once Of Chesterfield Coun-
ty Court. In Deed Book No. %, page Isl, default
having been made In the payment Of the debt
thereby secured, and being so required by tho
beneficiary, shall offer tor sale 10 the highest
bidder, al public auction. on the premises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1890,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY described In
the said deed ss"a certain lot, piece. or parcel
OF land with the improvements thereon, situ-
sted 10 the county Of Chesterfield, on the Cog
bill road, containing 494 ACRES" The pro-
perty is situated about eight miles from Man.
chester.
TERMS: Cash as to the expenses Of executing
this trust and to pay OF debt Of six hundred
dollars, with interest thereon from the Goth No
vember, 1886, and any taxes that may be due and
unpaid. and the residue, 10 any. upon such terms
as may be announced at the time Of sale.
HENRY L. STAPLES. Trustee.
HENRY L. STAPLES 4 Co., Auctioneera
ia as,2J,26. q, q, &c, 81, Fe i.s&4-l0s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

T Asst DAYS SALE OF TRUSTEES
STOCK OF GOODS AT STORES NOS OH
AND 5O6 WEST MAIN STREET AT AuCllo,N'..-
The continuation Of sale, a. previously PUBLISH
ed, at above premises, will commence on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 81,
NJ 1850 A. NJ, and will include all articles not
called for at former sales-- - . .,
A desirable collection OF MEMS md WoMEN,s
FURNISHING GOODS and FANCY ARIl-
Giles, -...... ....,
Several desirable MAGIC LANTERNS, TOYS,
WAGONS,
A large lot OF DOLLS, FISHING-TACkLE,
STRINGS FOR ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS In large lots,
valuable UPRIGHT DOUBLE SHOWCASE,
OUTDOOR UPRIGHT SHOWCASE,
An innumerable quantity OF MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES, many Of which are desirable
Several dozen CHAIRS, NATrINGS, SCHOOL
SUPPLIES, &c.
Purchases at former sales must be removed
on Saturday In order 20 arrange goods for Mon
dsy,s sale. EDMOND PENDLETON.
Trustee.
GEORGE W. MAYO, Auctioneer. fel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
House Committee ON Eiections.
uav ta,sxxanh IN thu Dispatch.l

wAsHMoroS, January Sl.--The House
Elections Committee pursues its pro-
gramme governing the disposal OF contest
ed-election cases undisturbed by the tur-
mol into which its first report has plunged
the House. To-day an argument by
Charles r. Lancaster. counsel for Threet,
contestant for the seat now held by Clarke
az the FIRST Alabama district. was heard bv
the committee, and Clarke will be heard In
his own behalf tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
BY Louis Rawlings,
Real Estate Agent and Auctlonecr,
300 Main street

IN PURSUANCE OF A CERTAIN
a deed OF trust dated May Q, 1887. 20 me as trus-
toe, and recorded IN Richmond Chancery Court,
Deed Book l32 c. page S3l. being requested by
the benefciaries, default having been made In
the payment OF the debts therein secured, shall
sell, upon the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1890,
az 5 o'clock F. NJ. the REAL ESTATE thereby
conveyed, consisting OF 20xl00 feet on the north
eide OF Denny street between Williamsburg ave-
nue. and Price street, with improvements there
on.
The improvements consist Of q good frame
house containing rooms Ia good order.
TERMS: Cash as 70 expenses OF sale and 10 pay
of all pastdue notes balance at such time as the
remaining notes will become due, and any fur
Their balance on such terms as will be announced
at sale. LOUIS RAWLINGS.
ta& Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

MOODS LIGHTNING EXCEL
w sIOR PEAS sre undoubtedly the eAyiisss
ana best market esrdeners' pea offered. Thsy
surpass all others IN xARLiNESs, UNI
FOkNITY OF hIPENING, AND YIELD. All
who wish TO have sheir crop nrss On TIE market
should plant this variety.
special low prices 70 large buyera
TN. WOOD d SONS. ooe0awen
and - south Ipurtseush ouost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.
DAILY.
sTnppING-pLAcKS

sTOPPING-PLACEA
Nos. Il. Is, n, 81 80. and SO mako no stops Sos
"a and 7gstop GA signal ~ Manchester. Drewrys
BMn. Centralis, aud Chester. NoA ~. - IS. and
81 viii stop at al stations for passengers
PULLMAN-CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. 10 and % leeping- carr between
New YORK and Tampa. Fla trts JscssonvliIel
On Trains Nos. IA and q sieeping-cars betweea
Washington and Charleston and Boston ana
Jacksonvills. On Train No. "a. steeplng-cars
between Washington aud Jacksonyiiie On
Trains Nos. IS. 90, ana IS sicoping-cars between
Jacksonville and New fors. on Trains a NO.. 81, !,
and ~ eleeping-cars Detweon washington enu
Townsville, Ga
In addition 10 the above
THE NEW YORK AND FLORIDA SPECIAL
combating Of vestiouie Pullman cars oniy, leaves
Richmond south. tound at 7;2S 7. NJ. on Mon.
DAYS. wednesdays, aud Fridays sad leaves fe-
tersburg north bound ~ A N. on tuesdays
THURSDAYS, and Saturdays. Extra faro -
s Tas ONLY e 'n xL Ira LINE TO NORFOLK
R,canon Ii... EGO A. NJ sorfols.....is:so 2. M
Kichnoud. ...'2ssp. u. Norfolk -. t:is 7. n.
Norfols. =. :, $50 A n. Richmond. .l,:U A. n.
Norfolk 800 r. \. Richmond,. 7:co 7. N:
The raius leaving Richmond ~ 40 A. n. and
Norfolk 1t n. =. arc solid trAane osswsen these
change Of cara Close oounecttOus are alec made
q Peservbure BY the RS p. n. train from ksch.
mond and TIE SO a. \. tfaln from Norfolk
Trains LEAVING Hichmond q 40 4. y. and
1850 r. n. and crrtvtng ~ kichmond q s:is A.
ana &C. Rs1s sEoaicss 3 e' ga
''asAv'''ssa piR'aHH =. sulrr. suv.r,.,ssa..s
IT II xYuna ooneral oupertnoondenk
3. 4, lnnnl0I 0eesval Ra6oonGss Aeoes
nok uAAA zsane uanaeeR nc@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND,
Y0RK-RIVER LINE,vn wEsrpovr
TIE FAvoRITE ROUTE NORTH.
LEAVE RICHMOND:
LEAVE hIUHMUND

TRAIN No 81, SOD p. y.
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday Sea,
at all stAtious- At lestcr Manor cClnoris VII,
stage for WalkcriOn. with Baltimore steamet.t
IVES. Point.
TRAIN 40 50, f.s1 p. ~
BALTIMORE igD. daily c1 .elt Sarf,v
for West Point, connecting win lo.....,
steamers for baltimore. AT Baiimcro steamer,
connect with Baltimore aud ohio rsuroaf -
Washington, Phiiad clphia, and Sew lorf
steamers leave baltimore +. n. daily. er..r,
Sunday.
Trains arrive AZ Richmond 9.i0 "a. M.aaiuA
TRAIN No ~. ROAM.
LOCAL, MIXED. daily excep' sunday. lasraa
Tventy-eighlh strocl for West iontalf ir,sr.
mediate points.
Ticket-ofllce ~ station foot II Ni-slnia -'-. a,
City ucset-oliice--Cornor ~ Iclh ana Nai
streets.
sol HAAS, JAS. l. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager. General Passenger Az
JOSEPH :. POTTS. Division fg..enser A L.. d,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

General ONCE. Roanoke. Va myd
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
IL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.-scheiuis
JANUARY - isso-ca,.sfs
STANDARD time
ia A. n. Leaves Byrd-sroe: station faly
stops only a. Ashland, BOiaweli, Mk
ford, cni Predcrick,burg, hrooseaal
WideEatsr. sleeper % Wsshlngloa
and New YORK Does uos stop ~
ElbA
200 P. NJ. leaves Byri-sues. station daily. OK.
cept sunday
e.snP N. leaves Byril-street station daily
':i3 4. ID. leaves byri-arees savon dAur.
stops only az BothWeil. Milford. AMI
Fredericksburg. Sleeper Mchmoai
20 Now York.
gs0A. N. arrives a. Byrd street station dallu
sleeper from New York.
rs P. n. arrives az Byrd-streel station iaiiyl
stops ~ FrodericksburG hi!iond
BON scli. aud Ashland. Sleeper mos
Washington and New York Doesn
s.o.p NJ. arrives Byrd-stroot station daily
Stops only at Fredericksburg, MI.
ford, and Ashland.
e.l5 y. N. arrives az Byrd-Street station dalI,
except Sunday
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEPT sUEDArl
CASA. NJ. ,oaVes EIDa Arrives 8. Asnlsni ~
1888 A. N.
.oop. NJ sccon notation leaves Byri-sEs,,
station. arrives A. Ash an a. ; T. u 4.
Goa P. NJ. leaves Elba. arrives a. Ashland
GASP NJ.
Gas A. NJ arrives Klba Leaves Asaani az
A. NJ.
s25A. NJ. accommodation arrives ~ BiyS
street station. ioGyls Ashland az ~
A. N.
ksgP. N. arrive. a. Elba !oayst AshiAni a.
si2P. M.
The New YORK and Florida spa. 81, composed
OF Pullman Vestibuied Nlr'. Wil arrive az bJfn.
street station on Monday. heilc.inys, AM
Friesys al 7.lg p ~. anl. commencing janu-
ary 10TH, will leave Iyri,fl.,i station %
Tuesdays, THURSDAY. AMI Saturdays a. $40 A..
". Extra fare - charged on ihi- 'rtin-
{. ATAiIOR. lrlfic Manage.
K.T. ID. MyERs. General superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

Il Il fact that We can never pick up q
paper without reading Of d.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
SCOTLAND NECK
| Sends in n Budget of Interesting News
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l

lC0rrospondence OF INC hIcnWOnu DIspaIch.I
SCOTLAND NICK. N. c.. Jan. 80. 1890.
The tobacco-culture around Wilson has
assumed such proportions that large to-
bacco- warehouse will be built in the town.
A stock company has been formed and Of
ficers elected. The people of the entire
community are quite jubilant over the mat
ter. Mr.. Harmon, the editor of the DAN
Vile Tobacco Journal, attended the meeting
aud gave encouragement and caution to
the work. Tobacco will soon be a profit
able cron in eastern counties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

NEW YoRx, january Si.-The business
failures Occurring throughout the country
United StAtes. ~; Canada, Us; total 2si,
against Ss8 last week,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

EOR RENT, NEW BRlCKG
IL DWELLING No. Ifi6 Floyd street, ~
with eight rooms and modern Improvements.
NEW BRICK DWELLING No. 523 Firm street.
between Clay and Leigh ak rooms.
NRW BRICK DWELLING No. 21Ui Franklin
street, opposite Libby HUI Park. with seven
rooms and modern Improvements.
BRICK DWELLING No SIG west Marshsl
street: ave rooms, besides kitchea; all IN hico
order.
Also. DWELLING over store No. 6i8 east Mar
shall street, with Ave rooms.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR.
a QtOt Paal Estatc gent and AucfiOnacr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
SEEDS.
o~oJ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-
GARDEN SEED GARDEN SEED /! |
TO MARKET GARDENERS AND THE PUBLIC
GENERALLY.

We are In receipt OF our large and weil-select-
ed stocks OF GARDEN SEEDS, the growth Of
David Lsndreth & soma
We call special attention to tho following !:
LANDRETHis EXTRA EARLY PEAS, ia sealed
bag, 1890 alaska AND FIRST AND BESr
EXTRA EARLY PEAS. 1000 pounds Of KOLBs
GEN and other CHOICE WATERMELON SEED,
Choice MUsKMEIoN SEED, Is BUSHES Ao 81
SILVER SKIN AND YELLOW ONION SETS.
Philsdsiphia grown, the best for this climate
We solicis your patronage ON account Of tho SUI
perior quality and reliability Of the goods aud
the low rasss at which We Offer them. Orders
RP. REEVE q Co,
Druggists and 6ssdsmsu.
oos east Marshan strees. Richnond. VI.
10 25-Sa&Tu&w2m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
AUCTION sALEs-Thts DAY;
DICHMOND BAZAAR, ~
III Nos. 1898 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.

TO-DAY
win commence at 10 o'clock when we VIZ RmG.
a number OF excellent HOhs 30, ""IH'' w.
GIEs, PHAETONs. and WAGONS.
Att O'CLOCK
rs bales HAY in good condition;
2SECOND-HAND PHAEIONs;
2sECOND-HAND TOP-BUGGIEs:
2COvERED WAGONS, for grocer's use; .pcr
MILES. being the balance OF the CARLOAD
from West Virginia. ,oou s.,..a,
n. II. NOOh. ctirsh".'s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
ByN. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctionser.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR
IL SALE.
AN UNUSUAL oPPoRTUNITY FOR A GRAND
SPECULATION.

lam directed by the executive of,csrs Of the
Virginia State Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety 70 soil ut private sale portion OF their
VALUABLE GROUNDS on west Broad street
sud the Richmond. Fredericssburg and Potomac
railroad, and hereby invite proposals. Tor The
western portion, embracing tho race.tracx aud
running back 10 the railroad, or for the eastern
portion as far north a. the middle line between
Marshall and Clay streets, thus giving 10 the lat
tel subdivision three street iropts-one on
Broad street and two ON Marshall sirest--on
which are located the Main Exposition Hall aud
It's annexes, which are very valuable for msnii-
featuring purposes or for storing and rchandiing
tobacco.
Situated In the direction OF the city's business
growth with q large frontage on Broad street, the
grand retail boulevard. which: has future
patent 70 ell observers. and being aiso on tho
railroad. which, with a siding now entering the
main building. offers quick and cheap trsospor.
tation for crude materials and Manufactured
products, this property presents advantages.
present and prospective, that arc not excelied IL
equalled by any other OF equal area around this
rapidly-growing city.
TERNs: Reasonable. Apply to
ia 2i-eod6t Real Estate AucIoneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
AFTER THE GRIPPE,
WHAT?

general prossrsslon Of tho system, win e--
treme susceptibility 70 q second attack 70 pneu-
monis, or to any other prevailing malady. Inv
convslsscsnt from the grippe should use INC Nv
most caution and not expose himself 70 drs'ss'
indulge In rich foocs, or endes7or 70 'mate ~
for lost time " In business The mucous "o".
brane Is still coneasted, the nerves are weak. sno
the blood is charged with efietc microbes Nv"
"a the time when the patient needs and snouio
take mat best Of tonic blood puriners
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
Prepared by Dr. J. c. Aver q Co.. Lowell
Price 81; six bottles s. worth IS bottle;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

A TLANTIC COAST LINE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, January IL 1880. a.
1890 A. NJ. trains or this road viii run a. iol-
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ koAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JANUARY. n is,.
TWO DAILY TRAlNsrO NORFOLK.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO IYSCHBCRA

1Wo DAILY TRAINS TO LYNCHBCRA
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYKD--TREEr STATION.
ss0A. II. Daily, "a Potersours kichmonfaai
Norfolk IngD ga Express Arrsa q
Norfolk 1921 T.. 81. SOP. only ai rs.
tersbarg, Maveriy, Wakefield, Wind.
cor anI suffolk.
e.0A N. Daily. ria pcsersol-s. Arrive {.
Petersburg 1918 A. N. Ne ieAros
Petersburg 1888 A. " Tor fArn-
vile, Lyncbburg, sna All Doin's ,olil
West
o,sP. n DAILY. ris Petersnlrs Arriv, -.
torsburg l:i2P. H.; leave Peserb.ry
S:i5F. NJ. daily arriving Norfolk 80
\. NJ.
li:so M. Daily. ,ir Petersbur,. Arrls, a,
Peterrburg 1913 4. ". conur.tux
with Train No /. leaving Petersb4rf
al 1870 ,. " for tarmvls. Lyon,
burg, POc.hOntas, AMI al golna
South AMI West
1918 A. N. Daily, except Suniay. ria BurserII1,
for FnrmVillo, Lyn' hourg' the ,olih,
aud Ne@k
PULLMAN sLERPlSG-CAR ACCOMAODS
rlONS
No. i-Slee1ing-csr from Petersburg 20 Bristol
without change leaving Pctsuhlrg dAllf ~
l2sD A. NJ. aud Lynchbarg 10 Memphis sila.
gu: change.
No 3-Lyuchburg 10 New OrlsaaA sal RoA-
note W Memphis without change
Tickets. baggage-chscks, End al inf0fmaHoi
can ps obtained at Richmond AMI feIef,tlrs
railroad depot A. W. CABRERA i0D Main stree,
and at the Company's oGico, 9li east Man stress
IL. ~. COZ ri Nkl.
PASSENGER sgrn.
W. B. BEylLL
General Passenger Ageas
CuAHLEs ~. EDDY Nce-PresiieDk
General oflcs. Roanoke. Va myll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01
gTIII, on HER FFFT.

Let it be settled, that while Halifax
county sustained great losses by the crop
failure last year, she is still on her feet,
and the movements of her citizens indi-
cate that she will remain so, with fair
chances in the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-02-01

law in relation to the duties and powers of
the collector of delinquent taxes
BY Mr.. Barnes; To amend sections 2S18,
2s2l, and 2S22 of the Code of Virginia, IN
relation to contracts for illegal interest.
BY Mr.. Lovenstein: To exempt marine
insurance companies from making de-
post of securities with the Treasurer.
By Mr.. Turner: To amend section Also Of
the Code of Virginia in relation to the
oyster-heet.
BY Mr.. Gose: To amend section ATE of
chapter "a of the Code of 1887. in relation
to assessment of taxes.
BY MIR. Acker: To amend sections OATS,
2477, and 2i79 OF chapter ITO Of the Code
of Virginia. in relation to the lien of yen-
dors. mechanics. aud others.
BY Mr.. Blackstone: To amend and re-
enact section 1892 of the Code Of Virginia,
In relation TO orders of publication and the
provision for the personal service OF pro-
cess, &C., on non-residents.
SUBJECT or PILoTAoY.
At ten minutes past 3 o'clock. after the
American Tobacco Company's charter, else
where reported, had been repealed. Mr..
Iawiess called up the pilot bill, which had
also been made the special order for one
o'clock. aud asked that it be made the spe-
cial order for next Friday.
This Mr.. Loverstein. the patron of the
bill. was opposed TO. as the Committee on
Public Institutions and Education wonld
then Is ON tour Of inspection. necessi.
Eating the absence Of many senators
Tuesday. he said. would suit him aud be
was unwilling to fix later day. He was
ready IN fact to consider the bill immedi-
ately or to tx ii for to-day.
Mr.. Harrison said that Mr.. Lovenstein
might be ready but the Senate was not. as
Il was already dinner time. and he sng-
Rested Wednesday as suitable day to dis
cuss the subject Of pilotage.
Objection was raised. Mr.. Harrison's
motion prevailed, and at $40 the Senate adj
journed
House Of Delegates.
Speaker Carslwell called the House to or
a. 81 noon. and Rev. Dr.. q. p. Kerr Of
loeed prayer.
Leave Of absence was granted Mr.. Hack
~. 1ve days; Mr.. Graft i've days; Mr.:
Hankins, three days Mr. Coleman. OF
1Ioon. two dsys; Mr. Hobbs, four days I;
~. Anderson, two days, and Mr.. J. q.
3onna, three dsyA
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~ oommittoe on Schools and Colleges
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-06
Why Paw Artificial PricesS

To keep up personal appearances under
the most favorable circumstances is ample
estimate their attire by the price they paw
for it. There was time when tailor-made
clothing commanded the greatest advant-
ages, but as recently demonstrated BY the
truly elegant and stylish ready-made suits,
as introduced and still carried, by Gusky's,
there Is no longer room lett for criticism.
They are now daily conclusively convincing
the most skeptical and prejudiced that they
are enabled to supply precisely the same
goods, equal workmanship and bearing far
superior finish to tailor work, for less than
one-half the prices usually charged for
them. If you question the problem it is
easily solved by a call and comparison and
the result will be the proof of most graf
flying saving to the purchaser.