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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-03-07

The able letter Of Ex-Secretary Hugh
McCulloch, which under the caption of
GA Voice of Experience, 1--WE publish to-day
on the first page of this paper, is well worth
reading. Not alone is it clear and plain
setting forth Of the taxation of the people
by the Federal Government, but the
reader will find there the personal recollec-
lions of the Ex-Secretary, of the wild
''boom'' of 1887, almost photographing
some of the scenes that are now transpiring
under the eyes of this generation. Demo
Gratis will not agree with the Ex-Secretary
on his subsidy preferences, but they will en-
dorse the rest of his arguments with great
unanimity.
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Railroad Notes.

A charter has been issued to the West
Virginia Central railroad company. The
road which this company proposes to build
will start from the Ohio river, at OF near
the town of Ceredo, w. Va, running
thence through the counties OF Cabell and
Putnam to Charleston station, on the
Chesapeake & Ohio railway, crossing the
KanaWha at OF rear Charleston, and pro-
ceeding up the north bank of the Kanawha
river to Gauley river, up Gauley nearly to
it's source, through the counties of Kanaw-
ha, Fayette, Nicholas. Webster, Pocahon-
tas and Highland to {; point at OF near
Harrisonburg, Rockingham county, Va,
thence through the counties Of Madison,
Culpeper, Fauquier and Stafford to Aqua
Greek OF Belle Plain, on the Potomac river.
The principal Office Of the company is to be
kept at Philadelphia. The capital stock is
to be $5,000,000 and the incoIporators are
prominent Philadelphia capitalists.
G.. G. Walker has been changed from
chief train dispatcher Of tAe G. u O. at
Richmond to train master of the three
divisions Of that road centerlng there.
Mr.. T. G. Eggleston, chief engineer of
the James River Division Of the Chesa-
peake u Ohio road, has resigned his
position to accept one in Peru, South
America.
The b. & 0. Ry. Co. has issued a hand
some map of the country along its road in
the Valley Of Virginia and West Virginia,
and with it a long list of properties for
sale thereon-mills, farms, mines, sc.
The body of brakeman E. 7. Beard who
was killed near Hinton, w. Va, was taken
to Nelson county for interment. He was
son Of Sheriff J. 2. Beard OF that county.
The earnings of the c. & O. road for the
third week in February show all increase
of $$335, lis over the same week of last
year.
Donald Macdonald succeeds G. H. Groce
as chief train dispatcher on the Hunting
ton division of the G.. Il O., Mr.. Groce
going to the Central Railroad of Georgia.
The authorities of the Chesapeake and
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Athens, is very pretty and active litt

Athens, is very pretty and active LITTLE
Georgia town. Its inhabitants are large
lE Democrats and they aszed-and thai
only-that when their postmaster should
be changed, a respectable white Republican
should be put in his place. Instead of doing
that, Postmaster General Wanamaler ap
pointed a Neglo. The merchants of the
town thereupon set about giving him q
practical evidence of their Indignation. A
list was prepared, all the sgners to which
pledged themselves to boycott all Of John
Wanamaker S firms, ''henceforth and for
ever 1t was generally signed and is now
being circulated throughout the State of
Georgia and other States. They have now
issued another paper in which they say:
For the gracious and spontaneous manner
in which all sections of the State have respon-
ded to our appeal for the boycott we return
our appreciation and beg that they will con-
tnue their part of the battle, so manfully be-
gun The trade of this section of Georgia
may or may not be of much consequence to
Wanamaker, but such as it is, he will not get
it. We propose to boycott Ill his houses and.
it our influence can gain the desired end, they
will be drug in the market throughout the
State and country until the agents of John
Wanamaker will find it poor business travel
ling i'll Georgia. We hereby agree to further
these ends with all our ability and to keen
the matter before the public as long as the
memory of our outrages shall last"
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The Asylum Female Physician.

Editor Vinddc0tor:
The editor of the Virginia Medical Monthly
seems to be worried because he doesn't know
more of DR.. G. L. Haynes, the recently cleo
ted female physician. at the w. L. Asylum
For the information of that curiously minded
persons and any others like-minded, please
say to them that they can learn of her by en-
curing Of anybody in Spartanburg county S.
G., of which county she is a native. Her family
name is as well and as favorably known there
as the name of any family in the county. Her
ing, One Of her brothers is known through
out South Carolina as a teacher and educator,
one is prosperous farmer of Spartanburg,
and the other is now promising student Of
Wofford College. Miss Callie has three sis
tiers, one widow Cher husband was the Supt.
Of the Clifton Manufacturing Co.. another is
the wife of farmer, and the third is the wife
of a we'll known Methodist minister. Miss
Callie herself is the graduate of two South
Carolina colleges, namely, those located at
Columbia and WILLIAMSON
The Board of Directors of the W. l.. Asy-
ium have made no mistake. The INDICATOR
is all right.
PROGRESS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

STOLEN A MAN g0p Ras h hi4sd a
-..--E-----.---1-- -horse from me, on
Monday, March 3rd, giving his name as JOHN
HALL and never returned yet. A RED S0RREL
HORSE, 1871 hands high; years old this spring
sore on rig ht of back from the saddle; has quar-
ter crack in each front foot nearly grown OUT
has citizens saddle with iron stirrups with a
white felt blanket cut the shape of the saddle
fair-eatber bride with curb bit.
The man is about % years of age, from > feet
q to inches in height and fair complexion, very
light mustache; talks with an English accent,
gives the name as John Hall.
A REWARD OF TWENTY DOLLARS will be given
for the arrest of this man, and Ten DOLLARS for
any Information leading to the recovery of tn
horse. EDWARD BURKE,
mar 7-1t Stanton Va.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
" REAL ESrATE.-Pursuant to a decree
of the Circuit Court of Augusta county, in the
chancery cause of Thomas against Armstrong,
we will, on
Momdoy, the eth day of March, 1890,
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, in front of the Courthouse at Stanton,
that valua BILE house and lot in the town of a.
Middlebrook, known as the RusmjSelle MlslE
property. Said property is situated on the sssSA
Main street of the town, contains about an acre
of ground composed of three lots, and has upon
it aeframe dwelling and a store-house, together
with several out buildings. The situation is one
of the most desirable in the town. The sale will
be made on the following terms, to wit:
TERMS:-Ten per cent. of the purchase money
cash. five per cent in six months, ten per cent. in
twelve months. twenty-five per cent. in two
years. twenty-five per cent. in three years, and
the renal lining twenty-five per cent in four years,
all of the deferred payments bearing interest from
date of sale, purchaser to execute bonds with ap-
proved personal security, living the homestead
exem ptIon for the deferred payments and the
title to the property to be retained ultimate
security. The purchaser to have the privilege of
anticipating any of the deferred payments.
VIM. PATRICK,
Commissioners.
H. n Ryan, Clerk of the Circuit Court of Au-
gusta county, do certify that Hugh G. Braxton,
one of the Commissioners appointed i'll the fore
Going cause has executed the bond required by
said decree according to law Given under my
hand this 23d day of January, 1890.
feb28 1T j. N ny AN, clerk.
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The financial showing made at the annu-
al meeting Of the Ladies Auxiliary of the
Stanton Y. M. G. A. and given in another
column, will be a surprise to those who have
not been fully informed about the work of
that organization. 1t merits the highest
praise, and we question if it has ever been
appropriated by any similar organization
in a city this size. When it is put in this
shape-over $50 a week given to the Y. NJ.
G. Association for whole year-it can be
better appreciated. Well may President
McIlhany make their devotion to the cause
and their liberality the theme Of all his
speeches.
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pUBLic SALE OF PERSONAL PRoPERT
TMesddg, ApriI 1st. 1890.

Tuesday, April 1st, 1890.
Having rented my farm will sell ON the prem
ises, miles from Stanton ON Valley Turnpike,
the following personal property-13 head of
horses and colts, as follows:
4young Percheron Mares, from to years Old
extra fine.
My saddle mare "Zepha, conceded by all to be
one of the finest saddle animals in the county,
due to foal in May by Maslin & Gilkeson's oxen
lucky Denmark"
l 4-year-old saddle mare "Bert"out of "Zepha''
by Wallace's "Araban.'' This young mare is
considered by good horsemen to be one of the
finest young saddle mares in the State. She also
drives well both single and double;
bay mare 3 years old, fine style and good
driver
brood mares, two due to foal in April and May
by Harper Harman's Percheron stallion.
2good work horses, and yearling colt by Per-
cherOn stallion.
good milch COWS, short-horn grades. Dur
ham Bull 16 young cattle, and fat hogs, l car
riage, buggies. spring wagon. farm wagons,
reaper, mowers, iron roller, spring tooth harrows,
plows, harness and all other farming Implements
to be found on well stocked farm.
TERMS:-Ten Dollars and under, cash, over that
amount negotiable note at months SATISFACTORY
ly endorsed.
mar 7-4t LEWIS HARTMAN.
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T ERSEY COWS FOR SALE.-Several Fresh
~ Jersey Cows that will be fresh during each
month for several months for sale These cows
are very fine, both in the flow and richness of
heir milk are young and gentle. Such cows
are seldom offered for sale. Also, fifteen Jersey
LETTERS; will be fresh during the next three
months. These Hefers are from first-cass butter
COWS, and have been bred with great care.
Address, G.. w. KOINER,
feh2l Ats Fishersville, Va.
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Wing Tee Wee.

Wing Tee Wee.
Wing Tee Wee
Was a sweet Chinee
And she lived in the town of Tao,
And her eyes We're blue
And her curling cue
Hung dangling down her back;
And she fell in love with gay Win Sill,
When he wrote his love on a laundry bill,
And, oh, Tin Told
Was pirate bold
And he sailed in a Chinese Junk:
And he loved, ah. me!
Sweet Wing Tee Wee,
But his valiant heart had sunk,
So he drowned his blues in tickle fzz
And vowed the maid would yet be his
SO bold Tin Told
Showed all his gold
10 the maid in the town of Tao,
And sweet Wing Wee
clipped to sea
And nevermOre came back
For in far Chinee the maids are fair
And the maids are false, as everywhere.
-Hdrrard Ldmpoon.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BIG BARGAIN IN ROANOKE CITY.

b " IN !
COAL AND WOOD YARD AND sTORE-HOusE
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Best location in the city, Corner of Railroad
Avenue and Campbell street. Only Coal and
Wood Yard East of Commerce street. Lot not
square, but equal to 9oxl09 feet. Every thing new
and first class, New improved doube-beam
Howe Scales. Trestle and bins built under su-
pervision of Chief Engineer N. & w. R. r., with
track connected with N. & w. main track. Street
cars dummy lne) pass the door every thirty
minutes. Everything necessary for doing first
class business. Has ON it large new building
36xlO6 feet. fronting on Railroad Avenue and
Campbell street, suitable for storing grain hay v,
feed, &C., and is excellent stand for such bus
mess. This property has been used only about
two months by 4. K. Rice 4 Co.. who have built
up fair trade. For terms, &C. call on or address
r. K. RICE, Roanoke, Va, G. OLEARY &
CO., Real Estate Agents, Roanoke City, Va.
MARI tt
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dissolution,

BIZ. Eal1le and Andrew Bowling having bought
the interest OF Mr.. ]. w: Splitter in the firms OF
partnership heretofore existing under the above
style firms has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. The new firm of Eakie & Bowling as
sumes the liabilities and will collect all debts OF
the TWO firms.
B. F. EAKLE.
j. w. SPITLER,
ANDREW BOWLING,
Having sold my interest in the wholesale bust
ness to Eal1e & Bowling, bespeak for them the
liberal patronage heretofore extended to the old
firm in the wholesale business
j. w. SPlTLER.
We have this day sold our interest i'll the retail
business of b. f. Eakle & Co., No. l0South Angus
ia Street, to Splitter, Powell & Co., and will CON
tinue the wholesale business exclusively at I9
South Augusta Street. Thanking the public fol
the liberal patronage bestowed upon us, and So
Letting the same for the retail firm. believing
they will every effort to give satisfaction we
commend them to the trade.
b. F. EAKLE,
mar 5-4w ANDREW BOWLING.
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J1INE FARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned,
executors of Mrs. Maria g. Massie, under
powers given by her will, offer for sale .sisasssass
privately, for the purposes of division, sSSaI
ali OF the real estate owned by her, Ml
consisting of that magnificent farm FFYFsSss&
known as .sPharsalia,'' the old home H.
stead Of Mrs Massie and her husband 1gs Tss -
is in a high state of improvement no ''back
bone" An orchard of selected fruits; outbuild-
some. and in compete repair; a fine stream of
water brought by pipes b1 ntG the 80 Ihi5 ss
county, and regarded the best grain farm
Convenient to churches sehoo!s, mills, and post
Iassie's Mills. There also some very good
mountain lands near Montebelio.
TERMS REASON ABLE, and if the purchaser
desires he can take stock, implements, and
'Npf- HO7E w. MASSIE.
TyrO p. o., Nelson Co.
BLAND MASSiE,
Tyro p. o., Nelson Co.
j. d. HOkSLEI,
fnhol g. Lovingston, Nelson Co
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An Opportunity for YOU 10 Sell
Your Property!
HEADS THIS,lH=::

take this opportunity of informing my friends
and the public in general, that have opened
an Office for conducting the REAL ESTATE
and FIRE INSURANCE business over CITY
PGST-0FFlCE. Real Estate, both city and county,
bought and sold. Also Buena Vista, Iron Gate
and Basic City stock and lots. Prompt sales and
and quick returns, will be my motto. Property
of any kind placed in my hands will receive my
best attention. Every effort used to effect
prompt sales at best prices.
IN FIRE INSURANCE, I represent SIX OF
the best companies, whose history shows them to
be of the best character, as they have met all
losses promptly and without difficulty to the
policy holder.
Hoping to receive share of your patronage
ard with many. thanks to my friends and the
public in general for their liberal favors shown
me during the past in my former business. am
Very respectfully,
J. H. Shirley.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ANNOUNCEMEN TS.
CITY SERGEANT.
To the Voters Of the City of Stanton:
hereby announce myself candidate for CITY
SERGEANT-a position held for twelve or thir-
teen years to the satisfaction of the people.
respectfully solicit the support of my friends
especially and the voters generally.
Respectfully, w. D. RUNNELS.
To the Voters of the City of Stounton:
respectfully announce myself candidate for
the office of CITY SERGEANT, and solicit your
votes.
feb 28-tde# THOS. A. DA VISION,
To the Voters of Stanton:
respectfully announce myself candidate for
reelection as CITY SERGEANT, and solicit " III
votes.
feb 2S-tde LOGAN TURNER.
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FARM FOR SALE.---ttnee offer fsrm for r sale
which I now reside, situated at Hermitage,
about miles North of Waynesboro, on public
road leading from Patricks mill to Stanton,
containing 63 acres, in good state of cultivation
well set in grass, good house OF rooms and cellar
good barn, well, cistern and orchard. In midst
of thriving neighborhood, convenient to church.
es, schools post-otiice stores, shops and mills; 4
miles to depot, either c. & o. or s. V. r. r. For
further particulars call on address
S. w. CARRIER,
jan 10-fmO Hermitage, Augusta Co., Va,
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Stale of Tirgtnta, County of augusta, So:
III. A. Walker, Cashier of the above named
bank do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
H. A. WALKER, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th
day of March, 1890.
W. w. McGUFFIN. N. P.
Correct-Attest:
RIO. W. BURKE,
ISAAC WITT,
mar 7-lt
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COMMONWEALTH S ATTORNEY.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Postoffice at Staunton, "A gusts
County, Va, March 7, 1890.
LADIES' LIST.

Austin, Ruth: Alexander, Mrs Susan; Byers,
Mrs Mary; Butler. w T; Bull ocl1 Mrs Lucy Ann;
Briggs, Nannie Boidin, Mrs Georganna Craver,
Jou s. Croft, Mrs Elizabeth, Gruso. Mrs Louisa;
(col; Dickson, Ella Evin, hose; Franken, e;
Terrell, j A; Fields, Lucy; Greaver, Margret j;
Guthrie, Kate Green, Mrs Maggie; johnson,
Cornella; Jackson. Emily; Jackson, Hattie;
Johnsol Susan; Map, Sarah; Mason, Martha;
Susan; Nickoas, Mrs MargreG; Payne, CorneIia:
Pollard, Mary; Ross, Matilda (col); Scott, Sig
nora; Scott, Mrs Lucy; Smith, Mary; Smith. Mrs
Anna; Smith, Mis- Martha; Scott, Mrs Sarah l.;
Scott Eliza; Thomas, Annie Heal; Williamson,
Jennie; Watson, Malinda; West, Mrs Polly;
YOun2. NJ rs MOliie,
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

Ayers, r w; Black Fl era wford; las W; CoweIl,
Milton; Carlton, I; Connors, Jno Churchman,
Anthony; Christian. Nick; Davis VIM \; Evans,
Thos; Grist e, Don; Haynes, Arthur, Hogshead,
l. ii; Holland $. Johnson, e f; Johnson, e b;
Johnston. G $; Leech, jesse: Miller, Dir 7 j;
McAllen, Juo Parker, J h; FILTER, Jno; Ross, VIM;
Robertson, Aleck-2; Smith, VIM A; Stoutmyer,
Jas A. Shower, Jas M; Weaver. D E.
The above letters, if not called for within fif-
teen days, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Parties calling for them will please say they were
advertised.
Give your Street and Number to Carrier, and
your mail will not be put in General Delivery and
Advertised. WA. BURKE, p. NJ.
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lie. NJ. Cushing. Auctioneer.l
DUBI.IC SALE.-Having rented my farm,
will sell on the premises, above Stuart's
Draft, Augusta county, on
Thursday, MGrch 18Th. 1890,
the following personal property Work Horses
one good brood Mare; Cows; l Spring Wagon
l Farm Wagon; l Wood Binder good as newt
Mower; l First-Cass Drill l Spring Tooth
Harrow: Hay Ladders; Cord Ladders; l Tiger
Rake; Flows Harness, HarrOws. Corn, Hay, &c
TERMS Ten Dollars and under, Cash; over
that amount, negota BILE notes at months salts
factorily endorsed.
E. G. FISHBURN,
Waynesboro, Va.
feb23 2t-Spec COPY
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EOUR FRESH JERSEY COWS with heifer
Il calves, for sale at reasonable prices. Also, a
young Jersey Bull, thoroughbred.
feb. Lift. JOHN W. TODD
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GALE OF VALUABLE FARMING LANDS
= IN NELSON COUNTI.-By virtue OF a de-
cree of the Circuit Court of Nelson county, pro-
nounced at its September Term, 1889, in the
chancery cause of JOS. Lyon and wife VS.. L. G.
Peek and wife, &C., the undersigned Commits
sioner appointed for the purpose, VIII offer for
sale privately, and in the event sale is not thus
effected will offer for sale, or the stile in front
of Nelson Courthouse, OH
Monday, April @Sth, 1890,
Court Dag),
That valuable farm in the Tye River Valley,
known as Level Green" containing go acres,
more or less, situated about " miles .ssfsSSsSsss
from Massie's Mills; convenient to .SE3sKss2
churcheS schools, mill, poStofflce sFs4Ssas
80 This land is unusually FERTILE ~ Yj%sSE
and the Old homestead of Maj. Thos.
MasSie is we'll watered and especially ~7aeaes>
ida pted to wheat and other grain. said land
will he sold as whole, or in parcels, to suit pur-
Terms Ten per cent. cash; balance on a
Gre lit of one two three, four and five years. The
nnrchaser 10 execute bonds with good personal
Security hearing interest from date.
G. E. CASKiE, Conn.,
LovingstOn, Nelson Co., Va.
The bond required of the above Commissioner
has been properly and satisfactorily executed.
A-''S GEO. S. STEVENS,
Fah,v 18th. 1890. Clerk Nelson Circuit Court,
fab2l Ut
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Our $500 Whiskey we will place by the
Side of any in the Market.

Mr.. ERNEST HARTMAN, for many years in
this house with Burke 4 Bradley and Clemmer
Il Andrews is with us and will be glad to see his
many friends
j. W. SLATER, late of the shoe and leather
house of Herman Wise, Harrisonburg. Va, would
be glad extend to bis old friends of Rockingham
a hearty welcome, may lOH
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w ANTED.-A good White girl to cook wash
w and iron, and to do general house work
Apply to or address, GEO. G. ESPENSH1ED,
feb7 Staunton, Va.
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DUY your WAGONS. DOG CARTS, PLOWS
ID and HARkOWS of
febl4 1t BAKER & BROWN,
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90 TO BAKER & BROWNS for fresh CE.
VI MENT and LIME. febl4 1T
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ESPENSHIED'S BARBER SHOP is the place,
lI he runs chairs. YOu won't have to wait
ong for your turn if you want first-cass Hair
Cut, Shave or Shampoo. I'm der the Bank, cor
Main and Augusta SITS dec6
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REQUESTS TO THE sTAUNTON FEMALE
SEMINARY, ROANOKE COLLEGE AND
GETTYSBURG THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
FOUR CHURCHES-HIS LIBERALITY TO
HIS CONGREGATIONS AND HIS CHURCH
HIS LAST MOMENTS.
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Bishop Wilson.

A TOUCHING INCIDENT CONNECTED WITH
HIM.
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We will sell exclusively TO merchants, and
solicit share of their patronage, promising
to make
PRICES AS LOW


D EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Ma
III TIONAL VALLEY BANK OF STAUN-
TON AT STANTON, IN THE STATE OF VIR-
GINA, AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS, FRI
DAY, FEB 18TH, 1890.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

" ANTEO.-By the 18TH OF APRIL, 1890, 100
w tons of good wrought scrap iron, for
which will pay 81 cents per l0Obs, in quantities
OF 100 lbs and over, delivered at No 10 North
Augusta st: Bring in what you have on hand
VIII discontinue buying after the date mentioned.
mar ut w. o. THOMAS, Agt.