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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1890-02-07


gciaroni Jo4eph-Imnrovenen on land on
Trail creek 40 personal property, 2Su'
total, iSD, TAX, SlU % Hthait, anu """'' ,-
II 50 ............ ......... -. $50. " 20
N"e ''''
Smith. W.--ImprovemeniS on lah' III
l. valley, 70 Vr-phh ptpf'i.'' w.
total s5; tax, o5; peraly and cost r,
~ ~ hcsnii,i and ,olI tax ,..... so
Wy "
Long valley, %. personal property w.
So, ... 40
M. rn,d hnsn.,,l and pol tax............ SO
one roao hosp''' ""' pa
Tu 'ncr. A. B-Improvements on iana IN
Long oa"e', ',' ma H. ~ cns, "a
cts nm. ............ ............... 60
one road hospital and poll tax '''''''''' %
inprrr, w. II ua ',on.r,r io1, total 5000;
tax SIS 90; penalty aud cost s. o'.'... o, "o NV
o"e ROAD anu '0'i'''"'
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Notice.

In the Probate Court of The County OF
Boise, Territory of Idaho.
In the ma Ter of the estate of VIM. Ii
Tnchcr, deceased.
-, Notice is hereby given That Annu
lincher has filed with the Clerk of hi,
Court petition PRAYING for Letters of Ad
IN hlstrallun OF The estate ot Wm. Ii
lhcher, deceased. and that "Wednesday
inc OH day Of February 1890, at 10 u'clock.
a, NJ, "i said day, The office of the .Iu 90
OF Inc Probate Court of Boise county, in
me County Of Boise, has been set tol
hearing said petition, when and where any
person interested may appear and show
Gause why the said petition should not
be granted.
Dated January 81, 1890.
q, 7. .. HART.
Ciarb,
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help being impressed with the fact
that America is the most kind-hearted
and liberal country on Goods foot
stool" The foreigner il never car
pet Dagger or tendsrfoot, but he can
develop into moss back all the
same as an American.
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Sherii's Sale.

II \ Coughanour vs.. Alex. Danskin and
John NJ. 'anskin,
BY virtue of m execution issued out
Of The District Court of the Second Judi
eial District of Idaho Territory in and
for Boise county. wherein III, 5. Cuugha
nour IL plaintiff and Alex Danskin and
John NJ Dansku ARE defendants. upon a
Judgment rendered on The 22d day OF Janu.
airy, 1883, for the sum Of fG.039 80, lawful
money of the Uni, cd States. besides costs
and interest, have this da, levied upon
all the right, title clam and interest of
said defendants, Alex Danskn and John
NJ Danskin, of, in and To the following
described real estates, to.wit: An undi
vided seveneighihs "a of the Mountain
Chief quartz ledge or lode, in Granite
mining district Boise county, Territory
OF Idaho, the same being 1900 feet in
length along the ledge or lode and 800
feet IN width ON each side of the center of
the lode or ledge Also the undivided
seven eighths tai Of the placer mining
ground in said mining district, aud in
eonneclion with said ledge or lode. Also
an undivided ssyen.eighlhs Ia of a GER
tain water right and dnches taking the
water of EanS on creek near the head Of
said creek and carry ing the same on tn the
placer ground near she Mountain Chief
quartz ledge tyr lode
Public notice Is hereby given that ON
Saturday, the 18Th Day Of February, 1890:
at le o'clock, NJ. Of said day in front # the
Court house door of the county of Boise,
sell at public auction. Tor lawful money Of
the States, all the right, title, claim and
interest OF said defendants Alex. Danskin
and John NJ Dslnskin Of in and to the
above described property, or so much
thereof as may be necessary b. raise sufti.
j oient 10 satisfy said judgment with inter.
est aud Gusts. aud accruipg costs, TO the
/ highest and best bidder
G. c. HAVIRD.
Sheriff Boise County.
Dated January 20, 1880
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Treasurcr's Notice.

The following war; ants will bepaid on
presentation al my Office
ROAD WARRANTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
NEaRO INTIMIDATIoN.

II was learned to-day that yesterday
Rev. Tony Scott. negro preacher at
Goldsboro', received notice TO leave that
place IN twelve hours or take the conse-
quenccs. 1t is believed that this threat
was made by negroes who are angry at tho
position Scott has taken in antagonizing
The exodus.
G.. ". Cox & Co. general merchants, OF
Dgnn, Harnett county. have assigned TO
James II. Pou. OF Smithheid, and j. ID.
Underwood. general merchant, also Of
Dunn, has assigned 10 I. L. Jones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07

AUCTION sALxs-rss1sse, l IT,.
>'>'->>-''''' By Rawlings q Rose
aud
A. J. Brady & Co.
Auciiouecrs.
A ADMINISTRATORS SALLY OF =

Auciouecrs.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
n COMPLETE OUTFIT OF ToBhcCo-M.AT
CHIsERY, FIXTURES, BRANDS w. a.
AUCTION
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2. 1900,
a, foso O'Clock. will sell at tho corner 2, l,hs
s 90. formeriy occupied by the nle a; usnyp
ne sntire ou,nt Of EXCELLENT AAChiNbhi'
c : npearly new ENGINE AND BOILER tRicn'
:, T 1sGr % Snd 1MEpruM.srzED RETAINERs,
Is ASSORTED MILLS.
az SETS BANDS and BlLLEISs
b BOX sCkEWS,
ICADDIE SCRkW,
I BRTNCKOfF LUMP MACHINE,
LICORICE BOILER,
sHrno0GsaEAD SCREWS. SMOKING 0BACc0
MACHINES. STEAM PIPING, lRors' line
STICK, and BENChES, ,poNs.rg
lMILLER'S COMBINATION lhoN oarn'
OFFICE FURNITURE, &C. ra
AIso The FINE ASSORTMENT OF OLD-ES-
TABLiSHED BRANDS, &c.
Particular attention is called TO this saio AZ an
excellent opportunity to purchase fHsl-Oias'
A. the ssme time will be offered the FACTORY
AM LOT FRONTING I72K FEET on sixth street
nv 1oD FEET 10 q I5-FOOr ALLEY NAN puilu-
ing three anc "a haf-story orict, 20 py 20 ,eer
with two "a warehouse aud othcr out-ouhohsS,,
This IA an old-establshed factory WITH soou
trads and nreseuts an unusual opportunity 70
pereons desiring to engage IN the 'oouco pr r,
ness with old and estabished pranos. ino
buildings are also suitable for any olher MANU-
featuring purposes ,r,.as -, dav
y, .aIe A. &. ATKINSON,
Administrator OF A. Gary, deceased:
snle conducted JAS. hACD0UGALl- ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
OPPOSED TO THE EXODUS
The Allen s Ginter Sale Discussed at Dur
ham,
Especial telegram to the Dispstch.l

DURHAM. n. c., January G.-After strict
inquiry nothing further has been given ont
by the Duke firm relative TO the late deal.
The statement made by your MIR. Ginter
satisfies the trade here that deal has
been made and only lacks completion in
matters of detail.
The sale OF the large interest known rs
the Blackwell Smoking Tobacco Factory
Is believed 10 have been completed and
one half the money paid
The president of the company. ]. s.
Carr. is now III Philadelphia, it is said. for
the purpose OF arranging the transfer OF
The business will be under the same man
acement. Mr.. Carr remains superintendent
of the manufacturing and the firm of Nc
Dowell d Co., of Philadelphia, the general
agents for the sale of the goods as hereto
Cora
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Very ferdant.
TAzrwrLL CouRrnousE. Va. January s. 80.

TA2EwELL COURTHOUSE, Va, January s, 10
To he Editor Of The Dispatch;
The most remarkable weather has prevail
cd here for the past month within the
memory of man" Indian summer has
been on us in all its glory, and your CORE.
spondent had the pleasure on yesterday OF
seeing the richest profusion OF bloom on
geraniums aud all the most delicate and
tender summer plants. How VIII this do
for an altitude of $500 feet and the 80 OF
January? Some may attribute this TO the
opening Of the county by the new railroad
or TO the proximity Of the coke-ovens. IN
full blast. but am sure these causes could
produce no such effects. The flowers seen
were in o greenhouse. II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
The pe.pa,ch Goes to Cobb.s Island.

On Saturday the United States steamer
Despatch left the Washington navy-yard
with delegation OF the International
Maritime Conference for Cobb's Island.
Va. They are the guests OF MIR. Kimball.
Service. and Captain Crumb. OF the station
on the island, will give the yisitorsan exhi-
bition of life-saving practice. The crew
Is well drilled and VIII no doubt do tho
service credit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07


Robbers last night entered the store OF
Scott 4 Co., at Greensboro. and stole q
quantity Of goods. They became alarmed
aud fed, leaving some articles OF clothing
which may lead 10 their Identification.
Tho Baptists Of Raleigh held mass
meeting tonight 10 take active measures
TO secure the location Of the Baptist Fe-
male College here.
The special-tax bond case Of A. II. Tenn
pie against the State OF North Carolina viii
be argued in tho United States Supreme
Court on the 10th instant. This has been
agreed 20 by all parties. The Louisiana
case will come up that day.
CLERICAL rfr0sToR.
Inquiry WIS made to-day of a number Of
people living at Holly Springs, Wake
county. as 20 whether an English preacher
named Joiner had been beaten there. They
ali say they never heard Of any such party,
and no such offence as Joiner has made
complaint OF at Washington ever occurred
ri Holly Springs. Joiner has made no
complaint to either county or State au-
thofiiies.
A telegram was sent the Diyetca some
DAYS ACC stating that man claiming 70 DO
an Enelishman aud preacher had been
beetsn IN Randolph county. II 10 learned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07

to-day that IL II The same man who has
complained that he was beaten Ia Wake
county. The man In Randolph county was
shown to be an impostor and q swindler,
and was driven away by some OF his vic
ttms. He pretended TO have credentials
from Methodist bishop, but these were
bogus and Joiner was discovered to be q
cheat and impostor.
IBy Associated Press.l
RAryrcu. January 6.-The Ee,cs and o.
sc,-per will say tomorrow that after making
a thorough examination IL has failed to as
certain that such person az Rev. 4. M.
Joiner, the alleged British subject making
complaint of improper treatment at Holly
Springs, Wake county. N. c., has ever boon
in that vicinity. or that any such outrage
as reported ever occurred there. Joiner IL
entirely unknown TO the people OF this
community.
LArYR--rBE JOINER STORY.
R,IrIuH. N. c.. January 6.-The N,tcs
and Observe, has learned that Joincr's story
is substantially true. tho circumstances
having occurred near Asheboro'. in Ran
dolph county, nearly hundred miles dis
tsnt from Holly Springs. Wake county.
The people there are said TO be quite con-
tent with their action in the premises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07

Captain ". A. Darden. who is travelling
over the State in the interest of the Farm
ers' Alliance as lecturer, saws that while
the condition of the farmers in the East Is
truly deplorable, they have planted more
small grain than ever before and are re-
solved on a "hog-and-hominy policy. In
other words. they will raise their own sup
plies, more than before, since the war.
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PETERSBURG.
EARLY OPENING or THE MUNICIPAL
CAMPAIGN.
The Watson Murder TriaI-Adverss TO the
Tobacco Combine--Per-
sona1, Sc.
fcorrosponaence Of tho Richmond pi.p.scn.l

fCorresponienrs OF the Richmond Dispatcn1
PErEgsDuRo, Va, January 9. 1890.
Mrs. lucy A. kirkham. n venerable and
much-beloved widow lady, died ut her
home on Halifax street at q late hour Sat-
urday night. and her funeral took place to-
day. She was seyenty-seyen years OF age;
The frat gun of the municipal election of
next spring was fred to-day in the public
announcement made by Captain George w.
Fanes. chief of the fire department. of his
candidacy for the Office of city sergeant,
now filed by Mr.. Freeman Jones. This
F" opening Of the ball will doubtless soon
BIO followed by other announcements for
Office. The prospects are that we are TO
have one of the liveliest canvasses for tho
Democratic nominations this spring that
our CITY has ever had. We have never had
q primary for the nominations as yet, the
Democrats Of Petersburg preferring to adj
here 10 the old rule of nominations by
convention, but it is understood that there
are some advocates of primary this year.
AN INTERESTING CASE.
Judge Hancock will hold special term
of the Circujt Court Of Greenesville county
on Wednesday for the trial OF the negro
Randall Watson. Some two years ago Wat
son shot and killed a negro named Joe
Robinson at Belheld. for which he was
tried. convicted, and sentenced 10 be
hanged. The case was appealed TO the Su-
prerne Court and after long time q new
trial was granted, mainly on technical
grounds. Watson has been confined in
the lail of this city ever since his arrest.
Ii is said that the same evidence Will be In
troduced at the new trial as at the old.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
Two escaped lunatics from the Central
ASYLUM, in this city. who were captured in
Lynchburg, were brought back to town to-
day.
The monthly meeting of the Baptist
Sunday schools of Petersburg and Ettrick
was held yesterday afternoon at The Byrne-
Street church. The attendance was large,
the programme attractive and the reports
showed a gratifying and encouraging con-
dltion of all the schools. An interesting
address was delivered by Rev. A. &. Bled-
soc. Of the Methodist Church.
The American Tobacco Company's char
ter is still a subject of engrossing discus
sion here, though but little seems to be
known about the alleged trust. Every
thing is conjectural, but adverse to CON-
bine of this character.
Miss Jennie Sledd, daughter Of Rev. DR..
r. n. Sledd, of Norfolk, is visiting friends
here.
Rev. A. G. Bledsoe, Of the Washington
Street Methodist Episcopal church, will
commence u series of special sermons next
Sunday night on the Prodigal Son.
A SAD DEATH.
Mrs. Mary NJ, wife of Mr.. W. d. Brown
ing. Of Halifax, n. c.. died this morning at
& O'clock at the residence Of her father. Mr..
II. X. Farley. at EmpOTla. She was beau
tiful and highly accomplished lady, always
bright and cheerful and universally be-
loved. Just twelve months ago she was
happy bride. The entire village moUrns
her early and untimely death.
RODrN ADAIR.
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the MILLER TRAGEDY.
rhrre OF the Prisoners u Piesd-Dsve
Mfuer's Case Postponed Until the
February Term.

-
February Term.
Special telegram to tho Dispatch-'
LEXINGTON. Va, January 6.-The January
term of the Rockbridge County Court CON
vened this morning at the regular hour'
Tomorrow morning. the c"Fe OF the Com.
monwealth rs. the Millers, charged with
the murder Of Dr. and Mrs z. :, J. p Malker
hurc November sth, will be called. The
Miller boys-James, George; and William
MIller-arid John Reese Will plead before
the court in the morning.
Dave Miller. so badly wounded in the
ARRAY. has testified through physicians
certificate that he was unable to be moved e,
The Judge OF the County Court and the
Commonwealth's Attorney for that reason
agreed to postpone Dawes case until the ad
the witnesses were so notified. At the or or;
raignment tomorrow James Miller viii
elect to be tried in the Circuit Court IN
March next. while the others viii elect to
stand trial at the February term OF the
County Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
OTYTR 1TTNIS.
The Grady Monument.

ATLANTA, January 6.-The Boston Mer-
chants Association in letter from Presl-
dent Jonathan A. Lane TO S. NJ. Inman,
sends 81 900 to the Grady monument fund.
This is the largest subscription yet re-
ceived.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
Evangelist Fife's Meetings.

DURHAM, n. c.. January 6.-The drum
mer evangelist, William Fife. has COM
menced a series of meetings at the court.
house that being the most available hall
In the city. Crowds are turned away at
each service for want of room. Great in
terest is already manifested in these meet
ifoa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07

T,RUSTEE'S SALE OF SMALL.
i NEwLy-BUTLT FRAME DWELLING on
POwHATAS STREET. NEAR ca
sTRkET.--In execution Of . certain deed, datei
tho 9th OF November. 1889, aud duiJ recorded
in Iisprico County Court, from 10. =. Duke aud
wife to tho undersigned ss trustee, default
having been made In one OF tho notes merely
secured. and being required 10 N DO by tho
holder thereof. ! will ofsr for sale, on
FRIDAY rnE 10TH DAY OF JANUARY.
at ~ O'Clock 2. NJ. tho aforementioned PRO
PEkTY, lot 30xiS0.
TERMS: Cash as to cost and expenses OF sale
and sufficient 70 pay note OF SD ~, win in-
terest aud charges from the 30tb OF November,
1889. upon n credits OF Sl20.ia VII tho 1th OF no
yetnber. 1890. residue AS announced nj sale
las II. A. McCURDf, Trustee
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DEPARTURE or srgAnEsS
STEAMBOAT z1zsl,.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 1xzslsI
' COMPANY for NORFOLK, sa<tlA1tli-
PORTsMOUrH. NEWPORT NEWS, CLAhl-
MONT, and JAMEs-RIyEk LANDINGS iirecs
By elegant saloon steame. ARIEL, leaving kicl.
mond EVERY MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, an
FRIDAY AZ : A. n. ereet-cars 20 directly 10
steamers wharf,
Connections az Norfolk closely with all lines
for northern cities same afternoon, James river
by daylight. Great tourist line Cheapest rosi-.
Through ticgets on steamer and ~ GaToor
Agency, 100 Main street Baggage check l
through. siato-rOoms engaged Tor dag or night
Freight received daily Tor NORFOLK. POhl7-
MOUTH, OLD POINT, ALENANDklA. ALA
TIC AND DANylLLB STATIONS, aud WASH
INGTOS. ID. c., al points In Eastern Nor
Carolina, Eastern Virginia, AMI sll regular la-i-
ings on the james and kappshannock rivers, s.
lowest rates aud through bills issued.
LuCIEN Is. TATUM, Vice President
No III Main street and kockgtis
Irwin Wgfs nzu Fyetght and Passeugsr Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-07
BY y. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneor.
By N. w. Bowo.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES. IS, 81 L. OF OF T THREE
STREET NEAR GODDIN, JUST NORTH OF
THE CITY LIMITS AND NEAR BROOK AVE
NUE-In execution Of deed Of trust fro n Dan
iel Henderson to n. w. Bose and William II.
Talmsn, dated 9th Docemoer. lsSS. and duly
recorded in the Henrlco County Court, default
having been made In the payment Of the notes
thereby secured. and being required 20 10 do by
the holder OF tho said notes. viii sell 81 suc-
ton, on tho premises, on
THURSDAY. JANUARY Q, 1890,
nc O'Clock p. NJ. the THREE TENEMENTS
above mentioned, with the lot fronting g AZ feet
on the south side OF Webster street beginning
l2l 81 feet east ~ GOddiu street, and running
back between parallel lines l,9 feet 10 the mid
die Of Bacon's-Quarter branch.
Here is your chance 10 buy small houses ana
have no city taxes 70 pay.
Terms: Cash sufficient 70 psy the expenses on
sale and a note for $780, with interest from
January I. 1890, aud q credit - 70 SlO.5O until
June ~, 1880. and $1,000 until December ~, 1870.
snd the residue upon a credi. 70 ne announced
at time Of sale. y. w. BOWIE.
las Surviving Trustee.
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DlCHMOND AND DAAYILLE
III RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
SCHEDULE ~ EFFECT JANUARY s. 1890
LEAVE RICHMOND;

LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, 2oD &. II.
COUTHERN EXPRESS. daily. for panviii".
- GreensDoro', Win stOn-Salem, Durham, IA
leigh, Kandleman. salisbury, Asheyile, b..
Syringe, Charlotte. Columbia. Aiken, hl
glsta, Atlanta, Birmingham. Montgomery, N.v
Orleans. Texas. and California. Pullman palace
sloeping-cars Richmond % Danyile and Danvil1
10 Asheyille. Augusta, birmingham, aud hef
Orleans
TRAIN No. 81, i0:i5 A. N.
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ~
PRESS. daily. for Burkeviiie. al stations
on the Norfolk and Western railroad, Lynch
burg, Knoxville. Chattanooga. Memphis. ani
Nashville; also for kcysyilie, Ciarksgtllc, Dt.
ford, Henderson. D1rham, and Raleigh. his
Irain goes through solid 10 Raleigh.
TRAIN Nc. 90. 3 +. N.
HAST NAIL, daily. for oil points on ire Farm
Vile aui POwhatan railroad, Dsnvihe,
Greensboro Winston-sAlem, Raleigh, Chs
lotto, Aeheyllle. Columbia. Augusta, Atlanta,
Birmingham. Montgomery, New Orleans, IeTas,
and California. Pullman palace sleeping s.
Danville 20 Augusta aud Atlanta, aud at Greens.
boro' sleeper Uia Asheyiile 10 Morr'sto6n, Teln
TRAIN No. 40. 6 2. 81.
A MRLIA ACCOMMODATION, daily ercep;
"A sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and int
mediate points.
TRAIN No. Il. 60 A. "
GLOVER LOCAL. daily except sunday. tre'fh'
~ train with coach attached, for Clover, d.,
aud intermediate points.
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
Train No. % az SIS A. A.: No. 81 a. $50 T. ",
and No. 50 at49O Z. NJ.
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LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN 40. 81, sd r. "
7 OCAL EXPRESS, daily except sunday stops
IL at all stations. At Lester MAJOR connects
with stage for NakertOn also, conDects Win
Baltimore steamer at West Point
TRAIN No. O., iD I. VI.
baltimore LIMITED. daily except SUNDAY,
ID for West Point, connecting with York
River steamers for Baltimore At Baltimore
steamers connect with Baltimore and Ohio rail
ROAD for Washington, Fnilad eiphia, and New
York FARE: kichmOnd 10 Baltimore, 81: 10
Washington, g.; 70 Philadelphia, $3.50; New
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE 400 p. ".
NOR WEST POINT, daily e1cep! sunday,
II thence by Richmond an1 Danyllle rGllfoai
60 Richmond, arriving NJ $40 4. u. and Hoo A..
NJ, and connecting with Train 30. -. SEQ
Train No. 5iYirginia and North Carolina eT-
TRAIN No. 10, 7.55 A. NJ.
r OCAL, MIXED. daily except sunday. lsaTet
/ Twenty-sighth street for Wost Point a-d
intermediate points.
Ticket-onlce a. station foot Of Virginia street
City tcket-ollce-corner OF Tenth and Ma.a
streets
SOL HAAS, JAMES l. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent
JOSEPH 5. POTTS, Division Passenger Agent
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Are you weak aud weary, overworked
and tiredf Hoods Sarssparilla is just the
medicine 10 purity your blood and giyeyou
strength.
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TRUCK FARMING.
Successful Experiments in Grasses ana
yines-Canning-F actoTy-The Exodus.
fcorrosnondence Of the Richmond Dispatchl

yines-Canning-F actoTy-The Exodus.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., January 4, 1890.
Judge Walter Clark, Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court of North Carolina,
passed through Yesterday from his largo
farm on the Roanoke river. He has been
experimenting with grasses and vines and
fruits. The prospect tor profitable success
il so factoring that Judge Clark has en-
ploved MIR. j. J.. Toner, of Seneca county,
n. I. to take charge of the entire work.
Mr.. Toner is an experienced trucker, having
been engaged in the business Tor sixteen
years. He takes charge to-day.
There are already 100 acres in grasses, and
they will put in 100 acres more at once.
Besides the grasses and general trucking
business the matter of fruit-raislng Will re-
ceiye special attention. Already there are
four acres in pears, six acres IN grapes, and
EIGHT acres in plums. II is thought that
this move for truck farming on the rlch
lands along the Roanoke may bring about
some important changes IN regard to varied
industries among our farmers. AS yet there
has been very little attention paid TO truck
inc in this community; but with the fine
climate and rich lands there is possibility
of its becoming lively industry here Ill
the near future.
Your correspondent has heard that there
is probability of canning-tactory being
established here this year.
OPPOSED TO THE EXODUS.
The colored congressman Of the district,
H. p Cheatham, spoke to several hundred
colored people at Halifax on the % urging
them not TO leave this section TO 90 away
to Kansas and other places. He told them
that when taken away by some sharp
agent who gets pay by the head for all he
induces away they are treated as slaves
and will have no freedom. If they wish to
look for better place do so by paving
their own expenses. and then they Will be
under obligations to no one. They seemed
satisfied with his advice and are now in
clined to follow il.