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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
Aleksandra Chodzki dokfadnv
Stow mix
POLSKO-ANGIELSKI 9
ANGIELSKO-POLSK1
ANGIELSKO-POLSK

O0oAAA
to nr mos1aa 3ak uk nae2e odes5any tym, kt6rzy przys1ali ma dzie1o
". pIgnumeEate. DAefo to jest W dobrej, mocnei opraw1e u z}ocomam;
tytulkaml: zawierajacy 94 stronnic wyraznego drukn ~ dohr ocone EN-
falow; ~ 49, oylko Z donry; DNefo to jest potrzebne kazdenu Po-
JJszykiem urzedowym biznesowym W Amer wee 7es esd i alugs 0ss;sylsnlis
PEI znaJomoscl tego jezyka ME MONA tn prowadzc iadnaoo int oraar
aGa y za5@oT 3asvR Ros;d ar W g1Ezsdach, biu1ach it'd. Tu " AmeFyce opr6cz
a oafsi d11eie@ k ste,o SRr$oz m~g jssyka! umie po angielsku, w 1ss e. "
u%1e , pH an gshsau ch %&1 ME psynnie,, fatwo zna5dzie prace, pc
! Ns11y angesklego najbardzlej wyksztacony czlowiek pozostde W
tle III; l. eaten W wiiasnym interesie kazdege tn mieszkajaceggo oak
J ss YAK napredzej nauczyc sic jezyka angiekkego. Pouatkowa ksmzka
S5 c mt5m:e peigGa p "m angGlsku jest "Posrednit Rokko Angelski eens
s $ q Da n + },tw e ls za.1.j ! a. Al g lis k 9Pols ki, ialbowiem W tymie
Y W f9m 1og eboe no C. zn9ozy W jssyku polskkim. KaAdy 3eden, ktSrY tn
u hazego' czy on robotnik, rzemieslnik, farmer, b1znesta. handIarz1 uh
u uanEasa II po o~l?I, to dzie}o zna]dowad sig pod reka. Cy ko chce list
n napsav 20 anglelsku Tub chce CO przehumaczye z kiazki lub oazetv
" aH53e ma ]ezyk polski, ME moze obyG sic bz stownika Polskno
przgystspnat, ne najubozszy cz1owlek noze ie kupie. " '' "N
natychmiast wysle.
IL. DERDOWSKI
Cor. End & Carimona st.
WINONA, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06
PEACCIE IA
Amerykas

BUFFALO. Exprezydent Gle
veland sprzeda} juz ostatnia swoja
realnosG W Buffalo i opuszcza zu-
to miasto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

veland sprzedaf juz ostatnia swoja
realnosG W Buffalo i opuszcza zu-
pe1nie to miasto.
PARLIAMENT KANADZKI
oswiadczy1 sic jednog1osnie prze-
civ p%rzyiaczenlu Kanady do Sta.
now Zjednoczonych.
u PITTSBURGH donosza, re
z San Francisco importowano 25
Chihczyk6w, ktorych w}adza MAS
ia Pittsburgh chce uzyc zamiast
W1och6w i Irlandczyk6w do ety.
szczenia ulic. Wkr6tce przybedzie
.jeszcze so C%hlhczyk6w.
GAZ sprzedaja W nastepuja-
cych mlejscowosciach pc takich &C.
mach: Jackson, Mich, 80 c., Ak
ton, ONO, 81 c., Appleton, WIS,
40 c., Milwaukee, Wis, $3.50.
BIEDA W CHICAGO yGa@e-
ia Katol." pisze W ostatnim hume
RE: I'D kilkudzlesieclu lat niepa-
mietaja ludzle, ably W mieScie ma
SEEN panowa1a tok wielka bieda jak
podczas obccnej zimy. Tysiace lu-
dzi chodzi bez roboty, o bankruct-
wach s}ychaG codziem. Ma }agcdna
zime mlanowicie krawcy ! szewcy
~narzekaja. Agcnci powiatowl pc,
wiadaja, re liczba proszacych Q
wsparcie jest tego roku 0 so pro
cent wieksza, niz podczas przesz'
lych zim. G}dwny sekretarz biura
pomocniczego twierdzi, re nigdy
~jeszcze tylu ludzi silnych i do pra
cy zdolnych i zdrowych mezczyzr
ME prosilo o wsparcle jak to obec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-02-06

oswiadczyf sic jednog}osnie pre-
civ przyiaczenlu Kanady do Sta
now Zjednoczonych.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
Reidsviile Topics.

REIDsvuLE. April Especial. since
the dcstrutlOn Ol the county IIA Dy iln
torch Of one Oi fhe inmates. there lls been
considerable agitation regarding the Ie-
m0yal of the seat az county government .o
this place. II is thought iuat zoe i0Nn Nil
by vote propose SOB present to iAe county %
set Of as GOOD buildings as tlef now nave al
Wentworth.
ia. Martin, ycgy Wreiched-lo0kin- On
key. was arrested 900 tine naiaha0rlold oi
High Towers. This county. Yesterday and
carried 10 0uillOrd county Jail for breaking
into house where "a Young white -irl was
i'm one room alone. SD of ine prisoners nI
this county lkookingnam) afe lodged ID
that Jail Since fhD burning 0f Our OHl.
2 Reidsyil'e Light Imam u.s. D. appointed
n. ". Keats and William i0r. Hud tlO
Reidsyille Rifles myeElppointed J.. l.. Raw.
lev and ~. n. Want lu represent them
ne. pectiyeiy go the state competitive drill
The R-id,vilie Rifles wal give grand
Easter social and military reception foo iha
Easter visitors 40 their amoy on Monday
night.
The store-rooms OF Dir. O.. h. Wood. which
were recently blown down vs. D hurricane
are now completed ana occupied
The Young Mems Christian Association
have DO. e ltly added debating society io
their programme, which prove quite lu az
traction for the young m 3D..
ON The i~thof April. Miss LILLIAN Arnold
Of Richmond Nl.. assisted hi OBJ. best local
talent Of the cts. viil g.Fean entertainment
at the Opera House. tii-, Arnold is OBJ,
daughter Of Res. j. -. Arnold, Methodist
pastor OF our town. aud has 600 $50 former
occasions amused and delighted our people
with her n.miaOie rcciiaIi0ns and sweet
songs. Since her previous visits She ha-
been giving instruction ne.ocuiIon in Rich
mOnd.
A few DAYS ago hro g0t 0u' in tlc neigh.
b0rhood 0f Laniy Cross. and the barns. ,ta
hies aud residence. with nearly every thing
he had, was completely destroyed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RICHMOND. VA. April j.--No sales OF
loose tobacco on the breaks. and no ODER
iugs Of tohaccos 40 auction on Change.
Private sales reported 20 the secretary TO-
day; Wrappers, - hogshcads; filters, 3
hOgSheads; cutters. ! hOg.hoad; scrap. 10
hogshoads; dark tobaccos, ? hogsheads.
Total. 80 hogshcads.
Private sales reported To the secretary for
the week ending Saturday, April 5fh. 1890.
Wrappers. 100 hogsheads: filters, - hogs
heads: cutters. - h0gshcads: smokers. so
hogsheads; scrap. - h0gshead~; West
Virginia bright t0baccos, hocsheads. dark
tobaccos. l3i hogsheads: sun-curcd. hogs
heads. Total. Jlp hogsheads
Oihce OF the tobacco Inspector reports
to-day: Inspections. 'dalk. hogsheads. Re
inspections. bright, 81 h0gshclds. dark. 30
hOgsheaas.
For the week Inspections. bright. O..
hOgsheads: dark. 100 hogshoads: Western.
81 h0csheads. Re-inspections. bright. 1874
h0gsheads: dark, 30 hogsheads. Total in-
spoctions and rc-insrccilons, 800 hogsaoads.
Wilson's. Farmers. >eabrOok's >bockoe.
DayonpOrrs. Centre. >helburne's. Mayors
and Old Dominion Warehouses report io-
day Receipts. A. hogsheads, deliveries
ll2 h0gsheads, boxes.
Receipts and deliveries for The week end
lN- tNiNdNs AIlN % H''NtL.
hOgsheads. boxes: deliveries, SO hogs
heads. 4 tiorccs. ID boxes.
Office of the collector of the United states
Internal revenue reports collections for the
city OF Richmond to-day rs follows. Tax
paid. cigars and cigarettes. $500; tax
paid tobaccos. S3.221l0: special. Si0.50; TO-
tai. S3.3O2.>6.
Internal revenue collections for the week
ending saturday. April ,, 1890. Tax paid.
cigars and cigarettes. >J.,42OJ: tohaccus
S2O.9l3.j2; special. Si0jo. total. S-0, 5000.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange io-
day G.. G.. HAZEL. ". L. Bryant. Dansille.
=. e.. Cosby. lyuchhurg
Tho Richmond Tobacco Market showed
considerable strength and activity to-day
tor Saturday market. With good sales oi
bright wrappers and scrap Receipts light;
deliveries heavy. inspections light, re'o-
nue. collections moderate.
The market was for the past week
strong and active. with heavy sales of
bright wrappers, and good sales of brielt
dilers. cutters. smokers. scrap and dark
tobacc0s. Receipts for she week fair, de-
liyeries heavy. inspections for the week
light: internal revenue collections for iht
week good. &. Mel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

THE marriage Of George Augustus >aia
,ho London Journalist, viii make Do inpos
sibie for him longer % keep up a mode Of
living which has been the cause Oi good
deal of amusement and endless eNaspcraiiun
10 London editors for good many years. j.
has been Mr.. >ala's custom for years % Keep
his residence an absolute secret. lie ha-
never permitted even his most intimate
friends 10 know where he lived, and ine le-
suit of this amiabic habit has been at tme-
somewhat cxasperating. Ills mail went l
fbeneWspapcr Office or 90 the clup, ANA Wnen-
ever he had big piece of work on hana
which required steady attention, De woulo
disappear absolutely from view. Not M
frequently the newspaper which was intend
inc 10 publish the heavy piece OF woiA on
which Mr.. Sala WAS engaged would rnd h
necessary 10 communicate with That ecniit'
man before the completion Of the manu-
script. All hands in the Office would starr
out i'm hans0ms and on foot 20 visit the De-.
sorts lreQuentod by the journalist, aud tht
llveliest sort Of a chase All over London
would follow. sometimes 10 would be tEret
or four weeks before anybody succeeded in
running the writer 10 the cover. Now that
he has married his typewriter and settled
down. one OF the diversions ln London jour
nali.tic life, usually spoken Of as a stili
hunt for Sala, Will be thing Of the past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Reported hy ~piaueF g. ovciocy, Commits
Sion aiofchlntf, LOG tafy street.
fpDie Choice, $3.50 70 $500; PRIME,
/ $500 ID 1929; poor io good, fl10 '0 $780,
Bac0n-N irg.nia hams, choice old, l5c.
per pound; new hams. small d. to lic.; new
mans, large, III 10 i2c.i sides, 81 % 'c.i
. shoulders, 90 So.
Beaas- Choice navy. 1876 tos $500.
Bfnct h0c pe0s.-fi.7J to $500.
Bstsunf-2O t0 Pie. per pound.
hr01m CONES i0 be-.
BuckWhc1f-jc. % &c.
Hnftcr-N Virginia creamery, I'D 10 DC;
family packed fNirgln..l, b. io &c.; choice
yellow. store packed lNu-lnial, lb t0 ilc.;
store packed, mixed color Iud sweet, iS tO
i5c.; store packed. common t0 iaif, . % Zoe.
C15t00e- Per 900, g. t0 So.
Eggs-in crates Ole,hj T. to i3c.; In
boxes and barrels. 10 % PFC.
Lire Ilnitv Hens. % % 2ec.; mixed
cops, % 90 -'c. Chickens, spring, large,
40 t1 -lc., small. 1910 Re. Ducks, % TO zoe.
Turkeys. o to zoe. per pound.
Dressed IlHffN- Turkeys, III tO t5c.
/ DurEs. lD FOB l5C. Chickens % t0 ilc.
Drrf Fruit Peaches, peeled. 3 to c.;
uupeei.l. halves, , to ac. Apples. sliced. 3
/ Oh $780,, quarters. -If fD ie. 'ntuiea. pit
tcd. 90 ee. EiacablIues, q io Bee. Nhor
/ tleulrles. 20 Pc.
Lard-Prune country - TO Sc. per
/ pound.
Or0nqc SZ..l FOB $3.50.
Lemons $3.50 lO $3.50.
Peaaut8-tancy stock per pound, 8 to5c.,
medium, d I'D lc.
Roots Ginseng, per pound, $3.50 Seneca
per pound, BOO t0 iJc.
Pofe'1c-rer bushel, go - 7jc.; per
barrel, $500 tos2-'.
Stcds-Cl0gcr, per pound, Ga % Ic.;
/ lr0 Day, per hushel. tl.lUtO fi.N, Orchard
/ grass. - I0 aDc.. Herds grass, 80 10 .0c.;
/ German mi|ini, ID tl JNc.
Sumoc-Por i01 pounds. Zoe. % 81.
W00t-luD-WasAed 80 t0 3zc. per pound
/ dnwlsned. l,e. per pound.
I Sfffr-lO. pressed, 100 pounds, a' 70
/ 80c.; 10 se. pressed, large bales, AZ 20 45c.
0iheg-prme 1--we goose, 40 10 i2c. per
/ pound, missed. ID 100 -sc.
came partriggs, 10 90 i2c. rabbits,
ID o. l5c.; Yheasants, ~ to 53e.; YenisOn,
he.
Forsee1- Per hu-hel 81 70 si.l0.
Hons Dressed, 3 t0 5isc.
Hides-Drg linis. light WEIGHTS. Is 90 lc.
per pound; heavy weights. g.. Per pound (;
dry saltcd. 9llc.i (wcD saliei, 51c.; green,
Be.
Tlour aud Neal.
Flour Richmond patient roller family
$500 % s5; fancy family So; family,
$3.50 % sLl5; choice extra. $3.50 % $3.50,
extra, s3yj % $500; ile. $3.50 30 50.
Ncai--Clty, per lusnei, a5c.; country zoe.
Hay. Oaf. and straw.
H1y--N0. D Timothy, per Ton. $3.50 a
Sfi00; so. ., fl2 fofi2fD; mixed, so % Sll
/ Virginia clover, So en-.
outs Baicd. fil fo -.
Shncks- Baied. % l0 soc.
Cement. Lime, PLASTER, ftc.
Cemeaf-Dni0n. per barrel. fl.aJ; ROsen-
dale. 5i.1j To $40; Jasnes River, Sl.2j 70
fl.3O.
Limc-RocAianl. per barrel, Si.i0 %
Si.I5. Anchor. $500, K.Yoriou, sloJ; 81;
Virginia iime-. 9.c. o. 50.
Plqacr-Lump 81; ground. $3.50 10 81,
Calcined plaster, 1865 % $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
THE WALLER " DOG.


There's n mound i'm yOnder graveyard coid,
That knows TO decoration day.
For him they've laid away there % mou.u
is only a niger they say.
lie died am old vagrani. not cent did hs
own.
And he left rot soul 90 be sad.
They gave him his frCe iom, ana he wander
ei alone.
And am ola ''yaler' cog was all that he had
They dug him grave AND laid him away,
This poor old worn-Out slave,
NOt prayer for his rest dil amy ono say,
but his dog lay down ON his grave.
And there you may see him day after day,
Al morning. al night and 40 noon,
And the dalntlcst mOrscl can't lclnpt MN
away
From lie sad rude grave Of the coon
tie lies there and means the whole long dag
FOR nobody else does he care.
And menace OF thrc1t can't drive him ava,
From the grave of The niger laid there.
There's a mighty nno monument siandin.
right nign.
But 10 me That rude grave looks bizecr,
For there is "a monument money can nulf
4 "yaller" dogs love for Niger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
nv TelocmTh.l


NEW YORK. April Mooney closed
at 9 per cent. Exchange closed steady T;
posted rates. 5isni>c; actual rates.
ASS. for sixty days. and isi for DO
maud. Governments closed steady. cur
reucy Os, ll6 bid; As. coupons, ~ bid;
4i'- do. 1882 bid.
The stock market opened generally a
shade lower than tho closing figures ON
Thursday. although there Was fair bust
ness in the few leading stocks. The list re-
eeded slightly from ihe opening prices. but
there was n0 feature whatever. \ stronger
tone developed late in the first hour. how
eNfr and some 0f the early losses were re-
covered. lho market no n O'Clock being dull
Oul firm ne Insignificant changes from inst
prices. Prices remained practically un-
changed until after ODE issue of the bank
statement, when tho market became dnllCr.
and prices ieil Oi shade. closing dun and
steady 200 near ihe first prices. The total
sales of stocks to-day ere O3.2-o shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Al Mumbles Head, Wales, crowd
awaited at the church the arrival OF \ bridal
party. After a long delay the bridegroom :
friend. went 20 the house OF the bride to see
wbv she d:d not come. They were warned
0I. aud found that the BRIDES parents, De.
ing opnosed 10 the match, had, after eht
WAS dressed for the ceremony, locked her IN
| "A n room. while one on The family mounted
Mard no ihe door and tlreaienee 10 shoo
.nfore who az pfoathed. The Neidin.
MAS postponed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va, April ., 1890.
OEFERfNGs.
Wheat 200 bushels.
C0rn-0UO bushels.
Oats, 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
heat-Mixed, loo bu .hels fair on pfl
yate terms.
Corn-W bite, 600 bushels prime at 4ic.
COTTON REPORT.
Market drm.
QuofatOas.-Middling, i0Xc.; low mid
ding, 95sc.; good ordinary, sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

DURHAM \. c. April There is q
growing disposition on the part of dealers
tO believe that thrcc-i0urths of the crop has
been sold. This week our receipts were so
limited as 20 scarcely bear mention. olil
odds and ends We're offered. and an oi q
very unsatisfactory character. The market
is hmer on all classes of leaf.
WEBB * KRAMER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

AS TWO merchants were returning lately
In carriage TO Bartield from the Hunga-
rian Galician frontier, they were attacked
by pack Il nine wolves, the leader oi
which was shot as soon as he leapcd on one
OF the carriage horses. The remaining
eight, far from being frightened on, furiousll
pursued the travellers, who managed q
shoot two more OF the bowling animals
just as the horses began 10 slackcn then
pace through loss OF blood and fatigue, h's
hunters hove in sight from a neighborlna
field, and quickly despatched the rest Of Ia.
pursuing pack.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
MARKETS by TELEGRAPu.
Baltimore Market.
iBy Telegraph

BALTIMORE. Nd, April Cotton firm
mlddling. li1-c. Flour dull and unchanged.
Nheat-Souihern firm; fulz. SEQ Sic. +,
Longberry. slWs5c.; No. ,, SIZE; steamer
No. > red. see; Western firmer; 40. ..
winter red spot and April, siitWsi 81.
Corn southern firm; white, 500 iUc.; yei-
low, 354@JAc.; Western strong; mixed,
spot and April, 3i1sc. Oats fair and steady ;
southern and PENNSYLVANIA, z.4a1l &C.;
2742siIc. graded No. . white. 3Ja30isc.
Rye dull:prime 20 choice, MNjlc. lrONl-
sions steady and unchanged. Petroleum IN.
changed: refined, li4c. Coffee duh and ui
changed; Rio carg0es, iair, 2)c. Sugar
steady: 4 s0it. &c. Copper, refined, >teAdy
iz1sGti3i5c. Whisky hrln and Incalpsed
lSi.lO@ Ni21..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

NEW YORK. Aurl b. -- Reserve, ia.
crease. 81. $751; 10: loans. increase. So. $780,.
100: specie. decrease. Sl.li,jl1; legal de-
crease. Sl.e5g. BOO. deposits decrease, fl7D-
zoo: circulation, increase f0J, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
THE PACIFIC SHORE
,eacaeD BY LEWIS AND
clARKE'S EXPEDITION.

II.N NI HNlNt lNNs LOWS Win
..-- o.h. party. being anxious 20
.>a.t .lotvhcre thc Missouricame
.. mountains. pushed ou leaving
.N.,uD Che country behind him.
yll, tuc latter o,oriook Lewis on-
...e uot of iho rapids formed by
..a- if escapes from between the
. f- oi iho Rocky Mountains.
5000 enc tedious struggle up Che
r.l ilo canoes. The mountains
...I side io hundreds and at times
.... .l nc. On each side scarce
could Pee found Cor ioot-holi.
... i0N-iuo- and poles The canoes
.... .II.uIfv soften through the
lr Indian pain Was discovered
t.. ai.c of fhr cliffs. Now and
... r.r spread itself out. and rs cur
I.>> rapid hut very deep. and
.I ..m seventy iO % hundred Yards
|.....U.rs h.Ge surpassed de-erip-
NJ. .n.if height overhead ihe dark
.. almost OBJ meet across tn'
smile. through ihe riffs beyond.
mo- .uHN-inVol peaks could h'
... anl there narrow bottom lands.
U.s.. .tIn rrIckly pear and sun-ioT-
rf Iln former caused inc tx-
.f trouble and suffering au
r.Ir travels n th., aud iuc region
I.. latter was used hl ihe ln-
..i ifs seeds being first larclod
..n into meal, and eaten with
water.
InN.l cu MARROW PASS.
davis Journey through This pass
....nI l hf.i miles. Capt. Clarke
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

4 FORMER member oi The Pail Nall Ca
zetlc's stall has just returned 81 London from
ile United States. after some seven months
spent IN studying American journalism. by
ibe practical process, Of earning bis daily
bread as working journalist and tells the
Gazette that be- has come bac. impressed
with three great ideas: First, that the pro
fsssi0n 0ijournali.t, is harder in New York
than it Is in London. secondly, that the
growth OF trusts establishing "a monopoly Of
articles OF necessity Is the most portenlour
peril that threatens American development,
and thirdly, that the Pope has far more
power in the states tnan IN any Catholic
Country in the old world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

FiTs.-Al Fits stopped free by Dr..
Kffaes Gio0f Nerve Ers1fef. SO tit
after lr-t days use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and $500 TRIAL bottle cree l0 Fix
cases. s1nl % Dl. Kline. g3l Arch street,
PAllall-L-ll. IA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Here we are constrained % take reluctant
leave of our heroic and conqJcrns explorers.
They were now more than four thousand
miles from their home, bad traNerscd an un-
explored continent and encountered count
less dangers, and 50 far had con-
Quoted the expedition with entire
success in the most minute pafucu-
lar. Fifteen hundred miles Of unknown
country still lay between them ana INC
Pacific ocean. 10 Is only necessary TO ada
here. that three months later, on The lfth OF
November 1900, they had accomplished the
Journey 10 the mouth Of COLUMBIA river,
thus solving the question Of route between
The two great oceans. The impOsslDilltJ on
recrossing the Rocky mountains made II
necessary that Lewis should winter on the
Pacific shore
We have neither time nor space 10 re-
count the incidents OF this s0lOurn among the
sayages Of that region, except 10 say tnat
his entire time was devoted 20 the purposes
of the expedition. On the 23d OF March,
1906, the party left the mouth OF columbia
river and turned their faces towards The MS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06
AUCTION sALfs-Fnfure Days.
49, 8. D.. aoam 1903,
Read Estate Aucilonccr ara Insurance
agent.
sl3Hali street. Nanchesier, Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE or A VAL.
\ AILI janis liF Ir fAhM
Is CHt,TLaI iELD COUNTY. va.


Tt virtue of lcfTee ~ ile Circuit Coali n
Chesterfield county. ruier.t GO tlc Say
term. Ir-D. BOB Ore tlIl ~ Gregory. &C., IS.
GREGORY * als.. the Undersigned sptcill come
missioner UIlI sell 10 Ilulic lnc.ioui no Nues
fefl.li tcliflNlse Du
,iutDAY. APRIL figu 1890. Al II
O'CLOCK 81.
tnnf laluhie farm. continuing $50 acres ~
'afI. lfing on James utsr nul lluciOls
creek. about UI. mN. Num ine Half " ny
House. ln InN Petersburg turnpike uuout
Twelve uliIos lrOM Manchester. There b a
5.lC0mei dwelling and Outhouses, about 100
acres 300 woods a.i lle balance cleared,
.nf.e lfdy Dl i.i-cl fss cIceA land anu river
los. grounds. convenient to church, school,
storr. depot. &C., aud lits in an excellent
ntlGlDuflUDI.
TEXANS. Ouc-ioufih cash. and Tie balance
in q. To- IS and 20 months, deferred p1y-
meuis Bearing interest from Gay oi sale. AMI
tile iOtnned q b pil she purchase money n
raiI and % Conveyance Cfacfc'i 10y the court
n. l.. liiLI A. -, Special Con'i.
=. J.. AnNA-DN, AuctoAteI
La the Clerks Office of the 1iicult Court OF
Chesterfield county. March 20. $500; Cres.
Oly, &C, rs. Gregory ci ais,
LE.H. fl0uFnov. clerk 81 said court. 10
hereby certify that tine bond required a d.
/ T.. pui.i4fn. commissioner ia fhc tboN c-flcn-
toned sui. by decree of 2ist OF Nay. 1853, hs >
I been duis executed.
Given under my hand the dag and year
E.H.FLoURNOY. Clerk.
aQfB : lis,I2.13
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i.. branch flowing from lhe Northwest
fa. name 0l Jefferson river, 90
~ i.rA ihl name Madison. and 40
coming FROM ile southwest, Iai'atln;
..l having already h0nored the name Of
'a0 ile President of thc United
anl l|s Cabinet were % be known
..i region. in the poetic phrase Of the
'li'Ae. "as lous as ihe rocks shall stand
''' 'ar Esers muf Upon consulting the
.''i 10 HlI De seen that these streams still
.f ODE me names.
DIT DID," icclmc necessary 40 explore the
.'. branches. to ind out which would di-
ln' sieps 0i lhc party 10 The nearest
d. il" alter ~ ihe rivers flowing towards the
'N.'Ne ocean. Much time and fatigue were
10y in accOmpli. hing this. After weeks
l''tilns and iOiling up The source Of
.- ' mem, 10 was concluded that % fol-
,. 'u course Of Jefferson river, would most
t'',''y cad % Che discovery Of the point
tl',ti' The sunernge Of tie party during
ia uhe had been very great, for want Of
''-i - account Of The denseness Of the
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10 West End Land and Improvement
Company 40 ~; 10 do. at -lts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-06

Mr H. a. schaeler. tobacco shipper, said
"We feel encouraged b. the prospects, and
of course think LynchDurg is entitled 90 it'
share of the developments ali around us
having lperior advantages and AN excel
lent basis Tor growth. which is lacking DO
-0 many of Ilo new towns, that look NOR,
important 0u paper than in reality. We d'
r0f favor Cd boom. bgt hope i0 see gradual
though slow growth. one that is lasting
actual and not imaginary OBJ speculative
values"