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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
TAX NOTICE.

will attend the following times
and places to receive the tax re-
turns OF 1890:
Twelfth Court Ground-Non-
day, April 7tbMonday,A pill, 14tL,
Monday April 28Jh.
Eleventh curt GlCrIf-Tpes,
day April 8'h;Tuosday April 18Th,
Tuesday April 20.
Dover-Wednesday, April 9th;
WedUesdav, April 10th; Wednes,
day, April 3Oth.
Sasser-Thursday, April oh;
Thursday, April 18th; Thursday,
Nay lst.
Bronwood-Friday, April 18th;
Friday, April 18th; Friday, May
2nd.
Saturday, April 18th;
/ Saturday, April 18th; Saturday,
MAY 3rd, and court weeks. Office
at McI4aiu> 5 store.
Parrot-Wednesd May 18th.
Can lie found ut the store Of
Hass & Harris, at Cross Roads,
when not at above places. Book.
will lose June 9TH.
c. NJ. HARRIS, =. r. T. c.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
TIE Great Nnriny Toni.

". II. Gilbert, Druggist, Albany,
Ga, writes: 1--WE are selling
Ire qlantili9s o. Swift's Specific
'ora spring Alternative aad general
he lih tonic, and with the best + >
SD is It is hrg~ly usel as l pre-
Y ntiye and cure f,r II aria.
here are mary remarkable cv-
denc So its nerit in this section. "
Rev. L b. PNinc, st,co, Ga,
writes; I've have been usil g
Salts specific at tn, 'orpi T. S
home rs a remedy for blood com
plants aud a3 Il general health tom
ic, and have had remarkable results
fron. lis Use on the children and
employees OF the institution. II is
such an excellent touic, aud keeps
the bloc 50 pure, shat the system
Is less liable to disease. It h 5
cured some 0. our children Of Scro.>
ula."
Treatse on D'ood and Skin Dr.
easns mailed free
SWiFTs SPECIFIC CO., :.Atar-
II Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
A Strange ste

a strange story is row bei.e
circulated in India about 4 gold
plate, with inscription upou it in
Tamil and Talegu languages, which
] said to have fallen from heaicn.
7 Hiad,o Potriot gives the 10! j.,
lowing version cf it:
A pate made tron the flost Of
gold fell from heaven all was
fonnl in the temple grounds at
Bacares by the person WHO saw 1t
foil. The inscription is as follows:
From the month CT jam, 1899,
Go msclf vii Emperor
OF tiih 'oort u incarnaii ly him.
self in human form. ION hat
time forHarl there will be justice
all over the worId, and the NUNS
Cages will be No-sa'ppel by ,h,
paoP!a. Al tie diseases af men
will be cured, Digs will walk and
ak as men de-, and man, who's
lite Is now established at 70 years.
VIII in the future have it extended
t. i25 We -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
Rich, Red Blood.

W..h itch, rcd blood coursing
the veins and the hearts action
never obstructed by a single parti,
Gle of blood poison or impurity,
mankind ought to live ont their
full allotted time IN ease, in CONS
tort and in perfect health. Old
mother earth has furnished herbs
Of healing and strengthening vir,
tue that wonderfully assist nature
IN keeping the blood pure and
alean. Science revealed these
herbs TO that eminent physician,
DIR. John Bull, of Louisville KY
and they ore happily blended ii
a Aeritorious compound called DR.
John Bulls Sarsaparilla. Syphi'
lis and scrofula yield readily to it
magic influence, and other Symp
toms Of impure blood, such as PIN
pies, sores, aches, pains, indlges
tion, weak kidneys, etc., yanisI
like snow before the MONDAY sun
It is the only compound that
absolutely safe to use in cases 9
bad blood. 1t never leaves an
unpleasant atterfects, and it stinl
lates the whole system beginnin
with the very first dose taken.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
W&lSIDE CIiH.

Amid the doubt and uncertainty
that surrounds the hnilf q Of a
rev court house in Terrell COUNTY
other counties are coin2 to work
aud ~,noiselessly performing that
which we should do without hest
tation or delay, Line upon line
has been written on this court
house qucsti"n,and the sui ject has
become almost threadbarc.
The county commissioners o;
Eooly and neKah counties, realiz-
ing their personal responsibility to
the PEOPLE for proper AID needed
p bic buildings, are erecting new
court houses in their respective
counties.
Hardly dsv passes bu. the
information is brought US Of The
addition o. another progressive
county to the list OF counties tha.
need and are building new colr.
house,.
Would that this pros.r ss,ve spir>
1t was contagious ard that Terrell
county would become so affected
with it that she would build Il re.
spec allie house ia which 10 dis
pense justice.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
Citation.

Notice is hereby given Of NY Is
tention to apply to iioa Samuel
Lumpkrn, judge OF the superior
court of the Northern circuit, fDr
leave to sell five twenty fnuHhs
undivided interest in one thousand
acres ofland in Terrell county, Ga.,
the property Of my minors, Flor
ence 2 Mershon, James A Mershon,
Henry l. Mershon, Andrew A
Mcrshon and Fubje L AIershou,
adjoining lands OF Il f Simmons,
A X Taylor and others. Safe is
tor reinvestment of proceeds 10
securities more convenient for me
to look after and protect.
A W MERSHON.
Guardian of Florence p Mcrshon,
James A Mershon, Henry L Mers
sho0, Andrew a Mershon, Rubie
e Nershon.
March 1ltb, 1890
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
SWEET But COSTLY REVENGE.
How a Bank and lis President We're
Ruined.

How Bank and lis President We're
RuiRed.
Some years ago one ofthe prom-
met b: ais Of the state failed for
many thousands OF dollars, says
the Indianapolis News. The crasa
Was precipitated by run" ard
many people suffered a .entle>
sinan WIS talking wit. a News re
porter Of the failure.
There is story connected with
that bank failure that is known 10
but few persons, AID has never
been in print" he sal "In that
town, ten years ago, there was a
poor boy who had patented an in
vention, b. he had no means. He
called on the president of the bank
fer help, but was repuIsed and told
to return t. his work and give up
such foolish IDEAS.
''fhe young man struggled along
for a couple Of years before he got
the needcd financial assistance. |
think all he wanted was 81, 800.
The invention was a success, and
10 TOUR years he was worth $3.50, :
900. He parchased some of the
bank stock, enough to be on the
inside, and made deposits sufficient
to be on friendly terms with the
officials of the bank. II a few
months he discovered that the bank
president had l0f ned large sums Of
money on poor security, and that a
"run" would bring about failure.
"He sold his stock and began
checking his deposits, claiming that
he needed the money for invest
.ments. When he had a small bal
ance on hand he went to several
heavy Gepositors and told them
the bank wac shaky, and advised
them to get their money. This
started the run, and in two hours
the bank was closed"
"How much was the balance he
left in the hank?"
"Fifteeu thousand dollars. This
&c lost, but he has told me FIRE,
quently that the $4,000 he los
was nothing to the satisfaction he
had in seeing the bank 60 under
aud the wealthy president, wLC
had treated him so harshy, made
penniless."
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
A Country Idyi.

Shave You dug your gra 50" asked
the city chap
Of the staring farmer man
For he thought he would not erush
the swain
Beneath his social ban
NOW was your crop when YOU
dug your g ass?
DID the weeliis hurt your pe,s9
And did the cank worm de-tr,y
Your young cucumber trees?
Il love, good sir. the country air,
From the town ! fam would flee
And lose myself in rural dreams
Meath he potato tree.
would pluck the turn;p from is
vine,
Ihro' the parsnip meadow push.
And rest beneath the grateful
shade
OF the bending cabbage bush.
''Oh, / tain would be a simple
swain
And drive my yoke of cows.
And rest at nooa beneath the shade
Of the rutabaga bougi,s.
Oh, I'd hunt the woods for the c..
coanut bush
The whole Of the livelong dav,
Or start home with the rustic &c
To dig the hills for hay.
"And fiat noond1y ] crew faint
When my labor'S strain and rush,
j would mix the milk weeds lus>
cious milk,
With the nnsarcopis lus ious
mush
! would pluck he pineapple from
the pine
But why his your co'or Aed?"
But the farmer ell with 4 81 kep~
ing thud =
The farmer man WIS dead !
-9cras Sittings.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
The Rainbow La to Money.

hC ASdiibV0 H "a u laUiff
a special from IrNinton. Ga,
says:
One day last iall, while picking
cotton, Ellen Powell, negro wo-
man, lost 1 bag i'om her per-
son containing s. in silver She
WAS working for Mr.. n Hughes,
who superiutcnds the plantation of
Mr.. n. B. Baum, near ToomOsho,
ro. ne day last week, after a
thunderstorm had just passed, she
was at work in the same e. d
knocking down cotton stalks. See
ing a beautiful raj bow across the
field, and thinking at the same time
of the lost money, Mr.. Hughes tod
Ellen to 60 to the end of it and she
would fad her money. She took
him at his word, and Just in trout
of her, about one huudred yards Oh
more, where the end of the rrip,
bow appeared be, she looked on
the groucd and found her lost
moaey. 1t was covered lightly
over with sand and the bag was
nearly rotten, but contained all
the money, aud the woman was
made to rejoice.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23

That hacking cough can be 50
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure.
We guarantee it. Sold by I, D..
Sale.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23

The are great many people in
Geor-ia towns who are now conviu,
ced that fortunes made ia pork and
lard, through the bucket shops,
are SO slippery that it is & out i'm
possible to get firm grip upon
them. The rise in the price oil
pork the other day made good
many spectators supremely happy
but their happiness speedily gave
way to sorrow when the bucket
shop keepers fed to parts un-
ku0wr.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23

Sid Lewis, of the Sparta Ishmae-
lite, is born bilious crank. Next
thing you will hear be will be ad,
vertising for devil who does not
eat onions. lie has drawn the
line on the cigarette boy.-Monte-
yuma Record.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
Can'i Siren NimltS

Is The complaint OF thousands SAT-
ter,ng from asthma, Corsan.ptlo ,
Coughs, etc. DID YOU ever try
Or. AeHer's English Remedy? Il
is tic bnst preparation known for
all lung trauNlcs. Sod on p,s:~
tive guarantee ut 25u and sc. by
Dean & Davis
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
A DUTY to Yourself,

1t is surprising that people will
use common, ordinary pin when
they can secure a valuable English
one for the same money. DR..
Ackel's En- Slish pills are a positive
cure for sick>headnche and all liver
troubles. They are small, sweet,
easily taken, and do not grippe. For
sale by Dean q Davis.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23

Competition is rite in the lanl.
Manufacturers, capitalists all set
tiers examine from az iuducemc; {
standpoint TIE question of location
and investment. There are bidders
in the field fer the sinpcndcus err
teFPriscs building in the south, and
cncouragemerts is held out for the
vas; wealth conf = into this lavor-
ed country. What nolicy is being
pursued by the citizens OF our
city to invite this inflow OF capital
which comes from nearly all quar-
tors oft!e globe
Who represents this beautiful
and substantial city in explain.
ing to the manufacturer the extent
OF on resources and the profit to
be realized at this point 'rom each
particular Industry?
Specific information and work is
necessary. The Aspirations OF
this community must be shown in
active, intelligent and organized
effort.
Immense results can he accom>
plished from common cnthu>
siasm. Contribute your time by
ur-ing the establishment of "a
chamber OF commerce, where conn
mites for designated work will be
appoin ed Additional impulse
is needle to open The door for
thousands of dollars in every line
OF business where hundreds are
new made.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
Application For Guardian.
ship.
GEORGIA- Terrell County.

Orlinary's Office, Feb. q. 90
John Il. Causey has applied ;oI
lie ters of Guardianship OF the
person and property o. M,ttic
HUI lson Of said county, a minor
child OF John Hudson deceased.
This is therefore to notify all per-
sons coacerne | to file their objac,
tons, if any they have. on or
before the 1st Midday ia April
next, else letters will then be
4ran;-d : id apoiicnn'.
+. ". RO2FRFS. Ordinary.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-04-23
DOM, RjH The HLSL

.: losing your child by permitting Worms I.
FORK out its destruction. MAC. "a child fEL e,
deep web * restless, unnatg4a ia t. pI etit
~ sIinds its teeth, you have strong iatiy'ti1p
q Worm the positive cure fer THIS Is 81. 2
4 - -. ssNEk'S EEs;7sEEE'G1I EskN GA
'ruggist fer it, It's timely usc may say You
~" '-Uss its Es"Te Esss 49, = 3StSy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
ARCHIBALD TANNER MARRIED.
A Former Resident of Richmond WEEDS a
Missouri Lady.

Missouri Lady.
The BazoO, published at Sedalia, Mo-,
gives the following account of the mar
riage in that city of gentleman who
formerly resided here, and whose father,
Mr.. w. A. Tanner, WAS for many years
o resident of Richmond
Miss Emma Wittstock aud Mr.. Archi-
bald Tanner were united in marriage to-
day at high noon at the Congregational
church. Miss WittStock was born and
reared in the city, and is handsome
and accomplished young lady, with a
large circle OF friends. Mr.. Tanner is q
wel-known and popular employee OF
the stationery department of the H., h.
& I. general offices.
The church was decorated in o very
tasteful manner with potted chrysanthe-
NUNS and geraniums. and the wedding
march was performed by Mrs. b. +.
Boiler Rev. b. II. Boiler performed
the wedding ceremony. Miss Aggie
Wittstock was tho maid of honor, NJ. L.
Slane the gentleman of honor. The bride
wore handsome gown of tobacco-brown
serge and plush, and hat trimmed with
brown and turquoise velvet, and brown
gloves. The maid of honor wore stone
gray Henrietta, with gloves and hat to
match.
The bridal party had partaken of an
elegant dinner before going to the
church, and hence at the close OF the
ceremony they were driven at once to
the depot and there took the train to st.
Louis. They will be absent about q
week and then will be at home at the
residence OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs A. Wittstock, No. 400 east Sc
cond street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
Nlusicai-BOXes.

The Musical-Box is now regarded as
the most charming and appropriate OF
Christmas gifts, and in order to meet the
great demand for them we have i'm
ported the largest and most varied as
sortment ever brought to this country.
The boxes in our exhibit contain ell the
latest operatic airs, dance-music, and
ballads, as well as the standard popular
melodies, national airs, &c.
Music-Bo1es from 80 cents to 900.
Call and hear them play.
WAITER u. Moses & Co.,
1905 Main street, opposite post-ofice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
OFFICERS OF keARNY POST,
The Annual Election Held at the Last
Regular Meeting.

At the last regular meeting OF Phil.
Kearny Post. q. A. r., the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: Commander, Patrick Keenan, ;
Benior Vice. Z. #. Tresnon Junior
Vice, David r. Wilson Officer OF the
Day, William Stewart Officer of the
Guard, John IL. Nagle Quartermaster,
John b. Newell Chaplain, John G..
Fowler; Surgeon, Henry Parks. Trus-
tees-Edgar Allan, G. w. Burr. and n.
J. Smith. James Halloran and NJ. Il.
Lloyd were elected representatives to
Che Department Encsmpment; Michael
Herman aud j. l.. Jones. alternates.
After adjourning the post proceeded TO
Mmmcrman's Hotel to enjoy care
fully prepared banquet The veterans
made good use of their opportunities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

Messrs. Henry L. Staples & Co. have
removed to Ford's Law Building, OPP
posite the Capitol, where they have the
handsomest real estate offices in the city.
They are the only real estate firm on
Ninth street, which is rapidly becoming
q great business thoroughfsre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
DEEDS OF SALE RECORDED.
Many Land transactions In Both the City
and County.


The following deeds OF bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday in the
Clerk Office of the Chancery Court:
Leroy Il. Brown and wife to Ann f..
Barrels trustee, 20 feet on south side
Floyd street near Beech, 81. $50.
Rufus Coles's trustees to W. III. Coles,
30 feet on south side Taylor street, $40.
Charles II. Cosby and wife to Adam
Peitig, 20 feet on north side Clay street
near Monroe, subject to deed OF trust for
81, 500, $500.
J. W. Craig and wife TO Leroy r.
Brown, 20 feet on south side Floyd street
near Beech, $1,000.
William j. 10th and Cannon Fl.
Fleming and their wives to Southern
Stove Works Company, 80 16 feet on
west side Fifteenth near Cary, s., $50.
J. b. Pace and wife to r. A. Showers,
60 feet on south side Blair street near
Randolph, $3.50.
George l. Seney and wife and Samuel
Shethar to Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
way Company, part of Sunday Bar, 81.
George b. Taylor and wife to =. NJ.
Slaughter, 30 feet on west side Twenty
sixth street between P.and Q. $685..
Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance
Company to William Il. Jefferson, 40
feet on Thirty-frst street southeast cor
ner 0, 800.
COUNTY COURT OF HENRICo.
Gustav Amsinck and Gustav Gossler
to Il. A. Patterson, 120 acres on north
side Westhan road four miles west Of
Richmond, $1,000.
Winfield Scott TO John and Maggie
y. Teefey, l55 feet on Clay street be-
tween High Point and Summit avenues,
S736.35.
A. W. Sherman and wife to Walter ID.
Moses 60 feet on Twenty-third street
northwest corner V, $50.
Frank b. Wsssmer and wife to Il. H.
Hoster, 30 feet on north side Beverly
street between Randolph and Washing
ton, S405.
j, G.. Whitlock and /. j.. Root and
wife to Richmond City and Seven-Pine
Railroad Company, right Of way through
land on Nine-Mile road at Stony-Run
creek, S400.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
Weakness.

How many suffer from weakness And what
a disfre>siul ailment IL Is. Always praying for
strength and yet feeling oneself growing weak
or aud weaker There Is great virtue In b. r. Is.
botanic Blood Balm) as a strengthening as we'll
AZ healing medi, line. Try IL as a tonic and SEQ
how much better 20 will feel. 1t will improve
both sppetite and digestion. It's an excellent
remedy to use while convalescing. IL aids a
natural and rapid recovery. In cases where an
invalid has remained long 10 bed and bed-sores
or other ulcers break OUT this remedy will afford
quick relief
". N. Cheshire, Atlanta. Ga, writes: 81 had
long spell Of typhod-foVer, which et last
seemed to settle In my right leg, which swelled
up enormously. An ulcer also appeared which
discharged a cuptul Of matter day. then
gave b. p. y. q trial and IL cured me-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07

, 1 reached the city Friday evening and
am stopping with my friend Miller,
corner Fifth and Broad streets, where
am selecting my supply of Pipes, Clears,
Cute Manicure Goods, &c. He is
sociable enough to lend me one Of his
fine Meerschaum Pipes and keeps me
supplied with Allen & Ginter's Imperial
Mixture. So | have decided to stay
with him and enjoy my II and 5 o'clock
smoke until Christmas forces NE to
leave. Will be glad to have all the
ladies and gentlemen and especially the
dear little children call to see me. Your
Christmas friend, SANTA CLAUS,
corner Fifth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
" George ". Anderson and D. Z. Null

Inns.
Pinned TO the warrant il Q slip OF
blank newspaper on which sthe follow
Fing memorandum written in lead pencil
by an officer OF the last-named bank.
"The party we took this from claims
that $3.50 is the correct amount" .
None OF the banks had paid any
money on the warrant. which was simply
sent to Mr.. Lockwood for collection.
This gentleman sent the paper up to the
Auditors Office not for payment, but TO
obtain information as to what was the
proper amount.
Auditor Marye wished to retain the
check, saying that crime had been at
tempted, and he wanted the offender
punished.
Mr.. Lockwood refused to give up the
paper. He said he had received it from
q correspondent, TO whom he was com
PEELED TO account for it, and would held
on TO it unless forced to deliver it by
process OF law.
Yesterday afternoon it was still in his
possession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
Nexti
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS TO Be GIVEN
A-v,v AT RTAVp G. ErVNTNa's


CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS TO Be GIVEN
Away AT BLAKE & FLRMING's !
or what amount TO the same thing, as
you will see by the following I'M
paralleled offer: For fifteen days, be-
ginning on Monday the Sth instant, we
will make our superb 50 per dozen Cabi-
net Photographs for 3l.39. These are
not a cheap grade of pictures. We
claim them TO be finer than the finest
made in the city, fact which We are
willing to prove by almost giving these
pictures away in order to place them be-
fore the public. SO far, all of our gift
pictures have brought us liberal com
pensation in cash orders. Merit must
win Therefore we are more than ever
confident of public favor in placing be-
fore the people our grandest effort yet.
One dozen elegant Cabinet Photos for
Sl.39, with Christmas greetings, from
BLAKE + FLEMING,
800 east Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
OUGHT TO INCLUDE TOBACCO.
Two Mon Wight ut Church.

William jesse was before Justice
Vincent, OF Henrico county, yesterday
charged with nssaulting and beating
Horace Livesay, who was also charged
with disturbing religious worship.
Jessee and Livessy had been on bad
terms, and on last Sunday night they
met in a Methodist church at Seven
Pines and had fight.
The cases not being ready for trial
they were continued until next Thurs
day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
Chance for You.

We exhibit IN our window one of tho
handsomest 140-piece French China
Dinner-Sets in this city. We propose to
give this set away January l. 1891.
Our plan is this Every purchase of SOC.
entities you to one chance at the set.
We make no advance in our prices, and
claim to sell you Tinware, Crockery,
Glassware, Lamps, Vases, Motto Cups
and Saucers, Tenders, and everything
in orr line cheaper than any other house
in this city. Come and see us. Special
prices for Monday.
j. f. ROSE & Co.,
105 east Broad street.
Ask for your ticket. j. Il. II. g. Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-07
WROTE TAE'WoRo ONE.
= Rather Awkward Alteration Made In
Pension Warrant.

rension Warrant.
The officials at the Capitol, especially
Colonel Marye. are greatly puzzled over
what bears the appearance OF having
been an attempt to raise tho amount in !
pension warrant issued from the Audi.
tors ofiee few days ago TO "George
w. Anderson. Esq. The amount
called for on its face was originally $50.
Bone one has written the word lone >
IN front OF the amount The writing is
entirely different from the remainder O,
the check, and the ink is of another
color. The insertion is practically on
the margin and the most inexperienced
person would detect the addition AT once
Its really very doubtful question II n
- "raise," for the interpolation il not
% paIpable on Its face, would leave a
person in serious doubt as T. whether
the zone thirty dollars" meant one
hundred and thirty dollars or one dollar
and thirty cents.
The warrant was received by Cashier
lockwood, OF the National Bank of VIZ.
GINA, in this city on friday. The en-
dorsements on the back show that Il
pane from the Nationsl Exchange Bank
pf Lyncbhurg, which ia .ura cot /. ftom
he Aelmsss ard Deposit Bank Of
abingdon
Tho document IL endorsed in red ink !