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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19

10 take stock in the company. It
= the plan Of the company 70 estab-
lish. and induce others 10 establish
AZ once several large manufacturing plants
Tor their property. The first active steps
taken towards making Improvements will
De- building dummy railroad line from
this city 10 West lynchburg, and the o.
tablishmcnt Of "a Herdic line from its
terminus tO other points. The branch Of
the Norfolk and Western railroad % Wash
ingtOn Zinc works viii also be extended.
aud station provided. The capital
stock of the company will be as
stated Sl.000m0. The shares will be
valued 40 500 each. The property
of the old company viii be BOUGHT and
paid for i'm stock 0f the new company, $3.50.
600 in this commodity being tine price
agreed upOn The new company will also
reserve. 90 Doe held i'm the treasury. stock 10
the amount of $4,000, thus leaving only
100000 worth OF stock on The market. OF
this amount $4,000 has already been
taken, ana tine other is being rapidly
bought.
The United STATES District Court is in fun
session here but nothing important yet
done.
IN consequence Of the continued sickness
OF judge Diggs. there will probably De no
session Of the Corporation court until next
month. The Federal court meets here to-
morrow with a fun docket before IT,, and
Judges Paul and Bond are both expected 10
be present with fun iuries in attendance.
According 90 the financial report of last
week the condition OF the city banks as ex-
hiblted by fleir published statements is al
together satisfactory. The aggregate Of
deposits 0n the zeih Of February was S2,21l-
III and loans and discounts ,2G6j.42i. the
amount 0ircserye being largely in excess
of legal limit of ID per cent, money is fair
is easy. bat there is noticeable movement
of investors in direction Of land aud im.
pr0,ement companies which may and
doubtless. will produce more or less of
-trngeucy later, the situation, however.
is very fay0rabiy affected by the amount
of capital drawn from outside the state,
and understood 90 De quite considerable,
which is seeking investment in such enter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19
CAN THIS BE TRUE
a Remarkably Queer story From stafford
County.

Remarkably Queer story From stafford
County.
FnEDrRicksBuRG, Va Mar. Is
special. "A few weeks ago q handsomely
dressed. intellectual looking man APP
peared at the county seat OF Stafford and
called for Mr. &. a. BRYAN, clerk a. the
court there. so once Mr. Bryan responded
and the man said. 81 wish process 90 "
issued iiOm your court upon negotiable
note. given me bY MfW. T.. ninsm0re pres
ident 0f the adams lXpre.s Company. for
the sum ol one million tfe hundred thous-
aud dollars and interest on The same rom
the l-t Of April. ls,0. also writ 0f action
ON account against one brunner for the
sum OF twenty-siX thousand dollars,
evidenced by negotiable notes in
both eases" Ne said 90 the
clerk. De was "a man of means and business
standing. and that ne wished % sue the par
ties in courts where justice would be en-
forced against such corporations as the
Adamsl Express Company, ana men oi
such vast wealth as Mr.. Drummer lie paid
the writ tax and some other cost OF the
Suits amounting tO a considerable sum,
and the process against the Adams TX
press Company was served on their agent
ai Brooks station, "a Mr.. Garrett. Mr.
Wagner tarried for some time Win the
clerk. discussing the merits Of his cases and
saving that bis attorneys, the most distn-
gIished In the country, would appear IN
due time TO attend 10 bis interest IN
the cases. But before leaving bee said
% Mr.. Bryan, The clerk. that may be-
i'm case his counsel should not appear, or
that no defense was set up by the parties
sued. would he (Byan) give himself the
lunclll trouble tO enter uU an Office ludg-
ment in the case against the Adams EN-
press Company, and have il affixed by the
court, if be- would give him $4,000. Mr.
Bryan claims he declined the rronered
sum, but that he would docket the cases ac-
cording 20 law. MIR. Wagner then said that
Ina the suit Of $4,000 against Mr.. brunner
he would and did pay the writ tax, ana
wanted the same 10 be set for Office Judg-
mlli. II no defense was made; bul be would
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19
DOlNGS AT DANViLLE.
Disappearance of &. h. PoindeNter-sur-
xex of The Kichmond and DanyilIe.

DISAPPEARANCE of &. h. PoindeNter-sur-
vey of the Richmond and DanyilIe.
DANVlLLE. Mar. 1s.- Special - Dam
Vile experienced genuine sensation to-
day when it was announced that q. IS.
Poindexter. proprietor of the public ware
house. had lcfi The city and was several
thousand dollars behind in his business.
poudoKtor bad been renting his warehouse
from the D8nYiIle Warehouse Board and on
Saturday went i0 the chairman of the board
and gave up bis house saving be could
not uay the rent. lie requested the chair
man not t0 make The matter public until
Tuesday. as ho would Doe absent from the
city 0n Monday. As hc did not put ln an
apuearance today DO was formally an-
n0lnced that POindeXter had given up bis
warehouse and len town. The news
rauidly spread over the city and
it soon became known that De owed
large sum of m0neg. 10 also iranspired
that ON Saturday he collected money ON
checks 90 The amount of i've or siN hundred
dollars. which in fact belonged io one oi
the city banks which had been maxi
ing advances on tobacco 7lld al
poindoNtcr's warehouse. Besides this heWas
o,er-chockcd at Patton. Son a. CO.'S bank tO
1Lo amount of $4,000. bat Doe had collateral
i'm tine bank 90 cover that amount and ihe
bank will lose only few hundred dollars at
the most. The iess. however. falls
heavily on prominent panfille ciu-
lon. who had endorsed lor P0in-
dexter. Worse than al, PoindcNier
owed his employees NarI0u, amounts. from
one hundred 10 thousand dollars. and bis
unpaid checks io the amount OF tN0 ihOu-
sand dollars more are outstanding. His
assets consist boz few accounts. which are
worth. perhaps. one thousand dollars.
Poindexier l1if here Saturday night and
has not been seen since. So arrived in
Ivnchbure. tie was young man. unmnr-
ri.l. but had been in Dusin 80 for several
4 surveying party in charge OF Major
William Gordon. of ,hc Richmond and Dan
,,ine Road. arrived here last night, and Zoe
iav went out OF t.e city 20 survey the lne
1f The road. What the object Of this survey
Is. nobody here knows, but soine ore OF oWn-
lon it is a move ON the part ofthe richmond
and Dan,ille DO prevent the Atlantic and
Danvilo Road from building west.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19

BRENTsyIIIr. Va. Mar. lc.- special.
This county has within the last twenty
years been changed back and forth from
the Eighth t0 the First. ami vice versa.
Prince William is the banner Democratic
county. and even during the darkest days
of Mah0neism She did NOT wayer. and could
always bo relied upon for from five t0 seven
hundred Democratic majority. Hence when
fhe flrst district was in danger, Prince
William was relied upon 90 throw Ael
Democratic majority % the front and
carry the Democratic banner 10 victory
There is no cause tor complaint as
tO representation. Duo either district the rep
reseniatiYes We're men of worth. and Wor-
thy OF the honor conferred upon them. OF
such men AS Douglas. Garrison, Generals
lluntOn and Lee, We may justly ue proud.
10 will. however. Dee remembered that during
these many years and not with-ianding the
fact that Prince William BIAS been relied
upon tO mold the opposing political party ai
bay. she has not bad the pleasure oi honor
ing one of her sons with seat in Congress.
N0t would she now claim the privilege were
she unable iO furnish lne material.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19
FISHING IN MATHEWS.
The Season opens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
the Oyster Question.

The Season Opens IayOraDlN DlN-bis'ussi"E y
the Oyster Question.
MATHEWS G.. H,NA., Mar u.s. special.
The fishing season seems TO have opened
quite favorably for those engaged in that
hnsino.s i'm this county. Poundmen have
leen catching good many shad ana her
rines for the past ten DAYS, ana lt is eHiu
prices hago been fair IL Is % DE hopeu lnai
this industry uill meet with success ihis
aaas0n. it usually brings "a good deal OF
money into this section, ana IS the prime ldi
means OF subsistence of many yho i've
along the water courses. For the past ,Ho
years 10 has been "a failure, owing 70 lhe
HIGH winds that have prevailed IN Mdlcu
and APRIL blowing away the neie, ana
business bas suffered very mucA ln coh7e-
quence oi a..
MANY opinions are expressed as 10 the
late oyster bin which Gas vetoed by tne
Governor some OF It's features are coin-
mcnded by men interested IN the oyster IN
dustry. but many are Denounced ana on
the whole more soy than sorrow ls eN-
presscd at its failure 10 become law.
This oyster question is perpleNing one,
and seems 90 De more besCt hv diihcuiles
each wear. That the oyster bottoms are
sources from which great wealth misul
flow is generally admitted, but that 10 does
NOT is "a ksoDn fact, and while the state
derives but little revenue ifom them the
oyster men groan under taxes HEAVIER ihan
those imposed upon any other industry.
The March term Of the County Court was
one Of the longest that has been held in me
fO' some years, lasting, as II ulu'
from Monday. the 10th. until Saturday, the
10TH. TIE entire time was taken up by TWO
cases. The Commonwealth against Camp
bell ROsser and Gully Lewis, and george
IIunlcy against the Board Of supervisors
The first OF these cases. which was conciud-
ed Thursday night. was AN indictment
against the defendants for trespass upon
the oyster-planting ground Of y X. liaines' I
The issue tried was whether the defendants
had iTespassed. they claiming that ii@lhes
had natural rocks in bis assignment
The case excited great deal Of Interest
and was looked upon AS light between the
and the Oyster-Dlanter. About i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19
HALIFAX NEWS.
Tobacco Plants KiI,d-Electric Light at
south Boston.

l0NAtin AANAH IA NNi' 81 - hflt'AiiN ii-At 81
south Boston.
SoUIu B0sION. \A.. Mar. ls.- Special.
Mr.. r. IS. Barbour and Mis-, Bessie -toyail.
both Of this place, were married this morn
iug and at once loit0n One train for your city.
from whence they viii continue their bridal
tour 20 Washington, Dir Barbour is "a
promising young man. and is engaged in
the insurance business here
The recent cold freeze has bad most
disastrous effect upon the tobacco plants
hereab0uts Nearly all 0i them have been
killed. But the weather has not been cold
enough 90 supply any ice. One man near
here filled bis ice house with snow during 20
recent storm. hui 10 cannot De- iorei0ld into
what 10 Will materiaiize -0r crysialize-ii
10 does NOT melt.
The South Boston Electric Light Company
wants t0 sell out It's plant for $1,000. 10 cost
$1,000. The company finds the light busi-
ness Will not pay here as it expected.
Tobacco i- selling fairly high. prices aver
agin. from $50 90 Sjj per hundred 0n the
crop. Mr.. r.. N. Bass, near Ba4-e4. sold
mis- crop ai S3j. and "a man at Brooklyn s9f
S3j for bis.
Mr.. ". y. Rlsand, son of the represent
athe from this county, leli to-day for Rich
mOnd ON "a visit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19
THElNOlANAPOLls FIRE

Hunting soF the Dead and wounded ia
ih Debris.
lNDIANArOLIs, Ind. Mar. ls.-An army
of workmen is busily engaged this morning.
oariing away the debris 20 exhume the
bodies Of ihe dead and injured buried in the
ruins of lhc boWen Merrill book concern.
The injured number eighteen. Tie nfe
originated in the basement. from the ilr-
mace. bat in what manner is not known.
The furnace was recently redttcd and was
supposed 90 be in good condition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19
THE NAVAsSA RIOTERS.
writs of Error Granted by Judges Bond
and Morris.

and Morris.
BALTIMORE. MD. Mar. lS.-Judges Bond
and Morris. Of the United states Circuit
Court, to-day granted writs ol error in the
cases of GEORGE >. key. Henry J0ne. and
Edward smith. the three negroes convicted
Of murder at NaNassa Island and here
tofOre sentenced % Dee hanged on
March 2sth The court also granted
"a stay Of execution until The
United states supreme Court takes action.
The exceptions taken show that a foreign
vessel having loaded after April rs, l,,9
at the island. the Nayaesa Company char
ter was abrogated. also that the United
states had mo- jurisdiction 0n the island,
provided The above point be we'll taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19

ST. AUGUSTINE. fla. Mar. ls.--CAi-
cagos again defeated the Br0oaiyns to-day.
Score. Chlcagos. s.; Blo0kiyns. 4.
THE BRO0ELYNs vs.. PHILADELPHIA.
AUGUSTA. GA. Mar. ls.-Ihe Brooklyn
and Philadelphia brotherhood teams played
here to-day. the former winning By the fol-
lowing score. Brooklyn o. Philadelphia q.
six innings,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19

LEXINGTON. NA~Mar ls.- special Dr.
John A. Graham. the attending physician.
said tonight that there is nO change in Cen
eral Francis H.. smiths health and that bis
condition is ihe same as when paralylcd.
There is no hope for "a recovery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19

How ABOUT TnR PRUDENCE Of allowing
a Cough 10 run on, rasping the Pulmonary
and Bronchial organs. when thar approved
and speedy remedy. DR.. ID. Jayne's Expec-
torani, can be obtained from any Apothe-
cary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-19

NEW YORK. Mar. ls.-Ihe proprietors Of
the big steam laundries in the United
states, representing, 10 is said, S25,OOO.oOo
In their plants. have decided that the Chi
nese laundrymen must be driven out Of the
hu-iurs~
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

George |. Porter, one of st. Clouds old
settlers, died this afternoon, at 11:40
o'clock, aged 81 years. He has been in
failing health for the past two or three
years, and finally gave up the unequal
struggle. The deceased resided in ST.
Cloud for more than a quarter of a
century, respected by his fellow citizens.
He leaves a wife and one son, Mr.. Edgar
Porter. He was union soldier, Commits
sary Sergeant of the Sth Mimi. ota Reg
ment Infantry, and belonged to James A.
Mckelyy Post g. A. X. at the time OF his
death.-[St Cloud Times.
Mr. Porter was resident of Sank
Centre at one time, several years ago,
several months. He was universally re-
spected by all who knew him.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17
An Important Matter

Druggists everywhere report that the
sales of the Restorative Nervine a nerve
food and medicine--are astonishing. ex-
ceeding anything they had ever had.
whileft gives universal satisfaction in
headache, nervousness, sleeplessness, SEX
ual debility, backache, poor memory, fits,
dizziness, etc. Taylor Bros, of Bryan,
Ohio, Ambery & Murphy, OF Battle
Greek, Mich, c. B. Woodwork & Co.,
of Fort, Wayne, Ind, and hundreds of
others state that they never handled any
tnedi line which sold SO rapidly, or gave
such satisfaction. Trial bottles of this
great medicine and book on Nervous
Diseases, free at J. B. Perkins who guar
antees an recommends it. 11-14
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17
EICrtTG &c s,a 2,


ncfa"it hoy ~; been nla',r W ;Hc paymen
! of the sam OF Nv" Hundred AID Foity Do
lars, N-i So W!tci i {! 'jHio'i To L., due :.
,!,e ",tr % us ,'r "II''' certain Nor:
luU& y. j. Hand :t:r,t !" Anna \. KaiiaEd
tll.S = ii"l t. j.r,.Ai,n h!aN"i ANA Herman J
iiUaN 49, a. A"ec'i:0rS .: tn cS:a:" OF WI
lam i''"'!.!. i"c';lS'"'. ">arihG L1Ic IN c
Twenty I::IiiL ti:y 81 N@rri,. y ID ISS1 and
with a no""r ~ n,'t" t'trI"ln confined, duly
recor"'> Ii! ~" Office of iiegI>irr q
Si-a,n., "nG STATE ri N:i:.,suta, en- The
1T? day of n-s.~,.a;: ~. \ J.. I5S7
at 'C0"F !. ii, - .;u,ll - Ot NOrr.:.naS ON
pa%c IN. When salt wort. age ,vns !s!yen TO
scGIEs Il pa%i"@nt 81 T"cnt% fer hundred
dollars, t'I according l. The conditions
per anmum until paid, R T,Iis, annqaliy
drcd and Thirty and 90 100 Dollars, 81 Az, 69I.
which secured ny said M0rty'Ta, is not
due at the date Of This T'ibli.":lInn. but is to
bee m" o." t'."r,'n' ~. 4" "rtjon or pro-
cce1Eig h"tiI- h'Cn inHtu tel. 1t law or
otherwise. - ";'':v"" t." .i,'nt < cnrcI by
said M..:i.;'"v, ca ANY l.'", -. ".-.';
Nov, !: - ~" T., H"I:'" : Be cly given,
THAT l., N'ii"r tluc Au',"y.,t >!tcr,ut#fneIt
in NH:'i .tn G's". ir>,i,tUt Il ti'r statute in
Such ca" H::''.' and provided. ihr S;ii 1iort-
gag he !>''"l''~>d ~ sal, q! III" prem
Uses '!:t"it'rJ l., a! c.;.v.'> c,l ~ >aia Nolt-
gag, N'T: hilpi i'i,' :.;:i' 'rl G!i:,y.t.r illl
III" n',:ih h"i at 't'r southeast quarter
lM'+ ~ .! -. So ii t.! II -; Dsl i.lr.Er! three
twcmIy-'hI,c ,!,@i, n""r" ut rang" number
tlirtv-Iuur So west contain. :n;twn hundred
h'"'y i.trvt amt ijty-!h.ec s.uudrethS acres
o. jjit@j according 10 Cni;ed States Gov
eminent survey thereof be the same more
or less, in S'icarnS County AMI State of Min
ntSOta, with the hercttiIamCntS and appur-
!enc, :: which sale will be made by the Sn r
1T I'll SliI $'eaT!:S County, at III" front door
Of t.i'' I"U'; IL pue", In the City OF 81. Go d.
~ said t0'"IV and ~tatC. on HE 5.h day OF
July 4. -. So, IA II N'cCrli Il. M. Of mat
G"!', n ia. lie vci,!u". (" tIr highest bidder
f.; t.,>.. pay said q, Iii ,j;li interest cnd
T. taxes II ntsN. on S"ii prem 'SuS. and sew
cNty five d,l%!S attorney tees as stipulated
in amt Ivy said Mortgage IA case OF fore
closure, and I'll" Disbursements ALLOW ed bv
law: SGlJect t" redemption at any tiale
within one year from the time of sale as
provided by law.
Dated May 81 II \. d. lSAl.
G~EFH kRNI[E aud
HERMAN i. NASkAMP
Executors OF the Estate of
WN. BONNER, Deceased,
" MOr.gagee
d. w. BRUCKART,
MOI tga@eeS Attorney,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

The following extract from personal
letter to the HERALD, will interest the
readers of the HERALD:-"As VIC presume
you are already awarr, VIC nave complet-
ed our tract indexes for Stcarns county,
they being second to none in the state for
accuracy and neatness. We have also
leased the Zapp books, and now control
ali abstract books in the county. 1t is
our intention to have our Sank Centre
abstracts broaght down to date, and
same carefully proof-read at an early
date, so that Sank Centre will also be
possessed of complete and perfect set"
Yours,
MCCLURE & WHITNEY.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

Binding Irvine is quoted from 10 to 1 I
cents according to quality, with every
indication that there will be an abund-
and supply Nevertheless farmers should
lodge their orders early that dealers may
have basis upon which to estimate
their orders. The indications are that
more will be required to the acre as the
plant is very rank.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

Pain and dread att md the use of most
catarrh remedies. liquids and snuf1s
are unpleasant as we'll as dangerous.
Ely's Cream Balm is safe, pleasant, cast
ly applied into the nostrils, and a sure
cure. 1t clenses the. nasal passages and
heals the inAamcd membrane, giving re-
lief at once. Price soc. hip
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17
CERTIFICA TIE OF AMENDMENT
THE ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
The Sank Centre Mutual Building, Loan
and Saving Fund Association.

| The undersigned, Edward P. Bornum. the Pres
| ident, and Hogan, the Secretary of The
Sank Centre Mutual Building, Loan and Saving
| Fund Association, Corporation, do hereby
| certify that at meeting of The stockholders of
said Association, duly and legally held on the
18th. day of July, A. ID 1890, at the Office
Of the Secretary of said ssocation in the City
of Sank Centre, Minnesota, and that at said
| meeting so held the following amendment of the
Articles of incorporation of said Association
was adopted by more than majority vote of
the shares and shareholders, stock and stock
| holders of said Association, to wit:
Article of said Articles of Incorporation was
amended so us to read us follows:-
| There shall be an annual meeting of the
stockholders on the GrSt Saturday in June in
each year for the election of officers and
| the transaction of other business and
such other stated meetings rs shall
be prescribed by the bylaws. Special
meetings may at any time be called by five of the
members, upon three d1 Us n0tic" given in such
| manner as the bylaws may prcscrihe and ten
00) members shall constitute Il quorum; said
stockholders at any meeting shall have power
to pass bylaws, defining thcdutics OF the officers
of said corp )ratiOn, for imposing reasonable
fines, assessments and dues upon its members:
regulating the subscription, issuing and trans
ferring stock: the management add Investm"nt
Of the funds loans to its members: the general
regulation of the business of said corporations
as well as to pas all Other bylaws Eecdful in
carrying on and ciIcctiug the objects Of said
C orporatiOu.
In the presence OF
CHAs. +. HENDRYX,
L. 7. STORY
EDWARD z. BAREUM, President
NJ. HOGAN, Secretary.
State of Minnesota, &C
County of StearnS
Edward p Bamum and NJ Hogan came be-
fore me personally, and each being duly sworn
each for himself on his oath, says that Edward
P Barnum Is the President and NJ. Hogan is the
Secretary of the Sank Centre Mutual Building
Loan and Saving Fund Association; that they
and each of them, have rad the foregoing Ger
tifcate of amendment of the Articles o.
Incorporation of the said Association; that they
are the same persons who have subscribed the
same I espec tively as President and Secretary,
and that said Certificate is true of their own
knowledge.
EDWARD P. BARNUM,
Subscribed and Sworn to before me this 18th
day of July, a. d. 1890.
CHAs. F. HENDRIX, Notary Public,
[NoToRIAL Stearns County, Minnesota
SEAL
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

Peop'c fall in many ways. In business,
in morality, in religion, in happiness,
and in health. A weak heart is often an
unsupported cause of failure in life. If the
blood does not circulate properly in the
lungs; there is shortness of breath, asth-
ma, etc. in the brain dizziness, head
ache, etc; in the stomach. wind, pain, il
digestion, faint spells, etc; in the liver,
torpidity, congestion, etc. Pam in the
left side, shoulder and stomach is caused
by heart strain. For all these maladics
Mr.. Miles New Cure for the heart and
lungs is the best remedy. Sold, recon-
mendcd and guaranteed byJ. B. Perkins.
Treatise free. 1914
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

The thresling engines are being gotten
out preparatory to the approaching cam
paign. And right here word of
warning: no engine should Ee put into
service after lying idle for months with
out 4 most complete and searching ex
animation. A little neglect may result
seriously.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

The alliance of Todd county manifested
a peculiar conception OF its princi pies
when it chose Levi Nj. Davis us dele
gate to the state convention. MIR. Da-
Wis is prominent democratic politicion,
a lawyer, money loaner and realestate
dealer-and everything and anything but
a farmer.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

Ayers Hair Vigor has long held the
first place, as hair dressing, in the es-
timation of the public. Ladies find that
this preparation gives a beautiful gloss
to the hair, and gentlemen use it to pre-
vent badness and cure humors in the
scslp. II
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1890-07-17

Words cannot express the gratitude
which people feel for the benefit done
them by the use of Ayers Sarsaparila.
Long standing cases of rheumatism
yield to this remedy, when all Others fail
to give relief. This medicine thoroughly
expels the poison from the blood. IL