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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
THE PRINTERS HOME.
A Committee Appointed to Make Con,

A Committee Appointed to Make Con-
tract for the Building.
tBy telegraph TO the Dispsich.I
CHICAGO, November l9.-Thc trustees
OF the Childs- Drexel Printers Home to-
day appointed a committee with full
power to receive and accept plans and
specifications and make contract for the
building. The committee consists OF
the following: August Donath, Wash
ington, ID. G. j. ID. Vaughn, Denver ;
George W. Morgan, Atlanta, Ga.
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I5TOODLAYD HEIGHTS.

This property IA situated Just outside aud
touching the corporate limits Of the city OF Man.
chester. Va. ltis high ani drained most mag
uiacently by nature. IL embraces also psrk,
which ia beauty and wildness sarpssses a1y spos
in the south. From its building sites cal 20
seen, nks beautiful panorama, The cues OF
Rlchmond and Manchester, which are separated
b. the James river, bat connected by numerous
briggeA These cities are therefore practcally
one, AMI furnish lolnt population OF about lM-
90 from which % draw people who VIII wapIlos
q build. The city ot Manchester has grown up
70 aud even around this property. aud would
doubtless have absorbed the buiiding sites now
ready Tor sale had tue former owners been Will
iDg 10 sell Il az wanted Tho soaihside Land
and improvement Company has recently bought
thi, property, and Is opening vide ana praltl-
fully.sh AIDED avenues through II and connecting
il win both cities by street railway. The COM
many faol confident that should any one buy 10
M prices now prevailing that large pro1s VIII
be rea1ged ia the near future
The terms for the sale OF these lois are ono
fourth cash; balance in one, two, ana three
years. and II the purchaser should erect rcsi-
dence or building Of any kind Within Twelve
months Ia accordance With the rules OF the COM
many he will De allowed rebate OF ~ per eens
For auy information, aud parties desiring 10
see the properly, call on ....-
wv VIZ THOMAS RUrnERFooRD,
o. iasu&Thim norm ionsh sIeoA
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iy. ~ ". DnHr,
Real Estate Au,ii0la'.
vIlI seII b luoL-ll. la II LIlm--.I. 0a
By Manning e.. staples 81 Co.,
Real Estate Agents sul Aucilouo5rs,
Hirhm.ui.
HANDSOME sOUTH.FOURTH.

= - = ~ u y I|''' II = = y y
/ i STREET RESIDENCES At AUCTION. -by
request ~ the owner NJ shall sell ~ auatlo1,
upon tho premises,
FRIDAY N0ysNrgg %. $50,
at4p NJ. the HANDSOME. MELL-bNliT. ari
MOST CONyESlGNI NEW BRICK kG.L
DESCE. rocan,iy occupied ly drt ]. g. l"atn.
Jr- AMI dc-isn8. 4 ~ 30. .Ij sUuih lfl
street tGgmLies lilil., and c0niainiag fuHe
rooms, Including pantry, bathrooms AMI aai--
room. Tho property c1ohiui al u.s m.l.u
improvements, tho dwelling having trea IH.i
only fow years Hga. since when tmo f Doe
been kept IN nice order ana ombeiiislni "a. .li
regard a. cost Tho LOT fronts .JHl-l ..,i g..
on alloy ten feet nlia.
Terms: 5000 cash: balance in twelve al
eighteen months secured by dcri 0I nd ify'
perry MANNING O.. STAPLE 100
no IL A. .rr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
By y. Is. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctloneer.

Real Estate Auctoneer.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
Y GOOD BRICK HOUSE AND LOT OF CARY
STREET BETWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY
STREETS AND OF 4 VACANT lot on THE
ALLEY SOUTH OF CARY BETWEEN LAUREL
AND CHERRY STREETS ny AUCIlON.-lu
execution OF the hereinafter mentioned decree
/ Will sell 10y auction, on the premises. On
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %, isso.
M ~ O'Clock z. NJ. tho BRICK DWELLING No.
sos west Cary street. with four rooms ana de-
tached kitchen with two rooms, With the lot ca
which they stand, fronting z7yN foet
Being close 90 the ClGy-W ard Market, 10 tho
strest-cara. and 10 Monroe Park. and I'm a good
business location, this property should command
attention.
AND IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS
will sell a good BUILDING LOT on thc north
side Of tho alley which h. next south " and
parallel with Cary street and between Laurel
and Cherry streets. fronting S2xf0 feet, AMI Well
suited for shops. stables, or small dwellings.
TEHNs: one fourth cash. balance az SIX,
twelve, and eighteen moutl- for notes with IN
tercst added and title retained or all cash at sho
option OF purchaser.
WILLIAM c. PRESTON,
Special Commissioner.
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TRAVELLERS, HEAO-RESTs.p
A Company Organized to Manufacture
Them-visiting Editors.


Them-yisiting Editors.
,corr.spondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
November 10, 1890.
The Waddell Travellers Head Rest
Company, composed OF stockholders OF
Richmond, Stanton, Charlottesville,
and Gordonsville, met at the latter place
to.dav TO elect officers and to decide
mon the place of manufacturing this
recentlv-patented article. The company
will build a mandatory as soon as a
Mace of selection is made. Either
Charlottesville or Gordonsyille will be
the place selected.
An ExPREss-MAN MARRIED.
Charles l.. Brown, an express messen-
Ger on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
and Miss Ella Chisholm were married
Yesterday evening at o'clock at the resi-
depce OF the brides father, Mr.. W. b.
Chisholm. Rev. DR.. G.. Il. Petri, of the
Presbyterian church, officinted. All Of
this city.
Mr. Thomas J. Niche, rising young
LAWYER of Huntington, w. Va, a son Of
II. b. Niche, Esq, editor and proprie-
tor OF the Charlottesville Chronicle, is
visiting his parents.
Rev. William II. Williams, d. d., of
st. Louis, and editor of the Central Bap-
tist. a former pastor of the Charlottes-
vile Baptist church, is visiting friends
here.
Hon. Benjamin Terrell, the national
lecturer of the Farmers Alliance, will
lecture in Charlottesville November oath,
at the courthouse.
AT LARGE IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Bluey Gentry. charged with the muir
der OF Luther Shifiiett in Greene county
last week, is at large in the Blue Ridge
mountains. He is said to be heavily
armed and very defiant, declaring that
he will kill any one who attempts his
arrest.
Mr.. William II. Bowcock was thrown
from his horse, dislocating his collar
bone and otherwise bruising himself.
TIE HosKMES HADN'T COME.
The University has a splendid water
system, Charlottesville and the Uni
versity using the same, whose natural
reservoir. situated about six miles off in
the Ragged Mountains, holds 100, D.
coo gallons Of clear spring water. The
reason the water could not be had at the
time the recent fire was discovered Was
that the hosemen had not arrived.
Jesse Thomas was the name OF the
man sent to the penitentiary from this
place for horse-stealing, and not Mr..
Trice, as mentioned in this correspond
ence.
A circulating library is to be establish
ed by the Woman's Exchange here.
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AUCTION sALRs-This Day.
by Frank D. Hill & Co.
Real Estate Auc,loneors.

$780, eDNNtN -hN'hChoNAH
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il TIMBBRED LAND IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY AT AUCTlON.-By virtue OF deed of
trust from George NJ. Wyatt 10 William l.. Cowar-
din, trustee, dated 18th March, 1891 aud duly
corded IN the ClerKb onlce Charles City County
Court, la Deed Book IL, page i2i. default having
been made in the payment 81 note therein Sc
cured, and being requested by the benenciaries
so TO do, will sell 1t public auction at Charles
City Courthouse, on
THURSDAY. gOru NOVEMBER,
nt I2 O'Clock ~, the PROPERTY mentioned In
said deed rs follows: All that certain tract or
parcel Of LAND situate, lying, and being in tho
county OF Charles City, Va. containing 265
ACRES, more or less. and adjoining the lands Ct
Benjamin A. Nance AM others, and IS the same
real estate purchased by said Wyatt OF John p.
Royal. The land Is about four miles from Rox-
berry station, on the Chesapeake andfOhio rail
road, ana about six miles from HAr1ens wharf
on James river. There is on the land about so
cords OF lrst-cass wood, AMI about 1900 coris OF
seconi-cass wood, with q great many railroad
ties, and some very good lumber.
TERHs: while the deed requires ca-h me
terms will be very liberal and on long time, 10
WILLIAM II. COwABDIN,
CAMILLA 4. COWARDIN,
Executors Of William l. Cowardiu, trustee. de-
ceased.
Ed. HILL CO., Auctoneers. %
ByApperson Co., F. D. Hill & Co.,
and
J. 7. Goddln,
Real Estate Auctloneers and Agents.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
~ OF A PART or THE LATE w. L. COWAR-
DIN5 VALUABLE CITY PKOPERrN.-In exc
cution OF tho hereinafter named decree, We will
sell, on the premises, in the following order:
Ala O'Clock p. VI. on
THURgDAY NOVEMBER % lsl0
THREE LOTS In Smiths hin plan.
LOT II, section {. about l35 feet on west line
Sixth street triangular).
LOT aud part 2, B. I and 5, section 2, front
Ing i60 feet on wet lue Seventh stroo. drregu-
lar In shape.
LOTT section TO- fronting 10 fee. on eos, line
Seventh street (triangulap.
Terms: one fourth cash; balance at six,
twelve. and eighteen months. for bonds, with
'''''' ''' ''''' '''' WV ". II. cowARDIN,
Is. T. "RUMP.
{. X. SANDS.
Speclal Commissioners
IN rHB CIRCUIT COURT or THB COUNTY OF HEN
HlCo-CowARDiS5 EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS,
VS.. COwARDIs AND AIS, D2yEHDASTS.
Nv. g Leake, clerk 81 said court. 10 certify
that tho bond required Of special Commissioners
W. II. Cowsr1in, B. T. Crump. ana Conway X.
Sands by decree entered in this cause on tho
25th day Of June, 1880, has been duly given:
Teste. W. :. LEAhE'
no7 Clerk.
IN TUE CIRCUIT COURT OF HENRICO COUNTY
COwARDis's EXECUTORS, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
COWARDIN AIS, DEFsSDASTs.
], W. s. Leake clerk Of said court, DO certify
that the bond required OF specinl-Commis-
eioners Conway Il. Sands, ". II. Cowarlin, and
Beverly r. Crump by decree entered In this
cause on the llth day OF November. 1890, has
been duly given.
Given under my hand this nth isv OF Noyem-
Der, 1890. ". :. LEAhE, Cork
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

I In THs CIRCUIT Court or HESRIcO COUNTY
BLACK, SC. PLAINTIFF AGAINST POLLARD,
| &C, DgFESDAsTs;
W :. cake, clerk Of said court, do certify
! that tho bond required Of Specis-C ommissionor
| d. X, Tucker ia this cause hss been July given.
Given under my hand this 25th Day OF October,
ls9O W. ). LEAhE,
uOig ticths
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
JOINl JONI

Join the PROGRESSIVE ENDOWMENT GUILD
OF AMERICA. No better place 10 put your
money and enjoy handsome competency az tho
end OF ten years; no better provision for your
family in case Of your death before expiration
OF tho ten years. Give your name 10 one Of the
many members Of the GUILD or address tho
Supreme Secretary, northwest corner Ninth and
lain streets, Richmond, Va Pamphlet giving
full explanation free. eu 3l-Su, Iu&Th3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
WHICH CAN IT BE I

Are They Gone to Get Married or just or
on q Lark?
Especial telegram to the Dispassh-i
WINSTON, N. c., November 1.-two
young ladies Of good character Misses
Octavis Wellons and Nellie Crumpler-
membere Of highly-respected families
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
AN ELECTRIC SYSTEM
cry MILES or TRoLLy-WlRE AND
ELECTRIC RAIL FOR RALEIGH.
An roort 70 Get tho Alliances to Rein
.,~., a.a,nst yance-They Preferred
Gordon as They VIII Vance.
,e,oc,o, telegram to tho pispatcn.l


RALEIGH. n. c., November 19.-Dr.
q. ". Jacobs, OF Sioux City, Iowa, has
purchased the Raleigh street railway,
and will at the end of this month begin
the work OF putting in an electric sys-
tenn, He has made contracts for the
plant and six miles OF rail. New York
parties arc also interested in the road
THE vASCE-ALLIANcE FIGHT.
II is stated to-day that the various
county Farmers Alliances in this State
will be visited in December and efforts
will be Systematically made to induce
them TO reipstruct the members-elect OF
the Legislature to vote for no man for
senator who is not in favor OF the sub
Treasury bill. This information came
direct to me and it develops new fea-
ture of the fight against Vance, which
some men high in position in the alliance
are making. Tho reelection OF Vance
was an issue in the late campaign, and
great numbers OF members OF the Legis-
lature were nominated and elected upon
their express pledge to support him, and
were so instructed.
PREFERRED GORDON.
Some prominent alliance men were
interviewed to day in regard to the cleo
ton of Gordon as senator. W. ii. Worth,
State business agent, and j. M. New
berne, of the State Executive Commit
tee. told me the alliance men in North
Carolina were almost to man IN favor
of Norwoods election, but with the light
before them they greatly preferred the
election OF Gordon to hat of Calhoun.
Governor Fowle to-day wrote Governor
Gordon, warmly congratulatlng HIM
upon his election.
INVITATIONS SENT.
Governor Fowle to-day sent the Presl-
dent and Cabinet, the senator's and edi-
tors OF the leading northern and western
newspapers invitations to attend the
Southern interstate Commerce Conven-
ton at Asheyille December 17th-19th,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
YETANTED. ALL PARTIES INTER

w ESTRD 10 know that the LOT DRAWING
Of tho BIG ISLAND LAND AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY will take place az Big Island,
Va, MONDAY, November q, 1890.
Lot drawing TO commence promptly az y
O'Clock A. NJ.
Public sale OF company's lots at l2 o'clock.
The Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII ISSUE
special rates on the 2Sd and eth.
Leave Richmond Sunday morning at O'Clock
Ufa Chesapeake and Ohio. arriving at Big Island
Sunday evening, returning Monday night, ar
irving at Richmond Tuesday morning at $40 A,
Molly one day Lost from businoss.
Attend this salo II you want 10 make money or
20 secure n site for eummer cottage In the
loyelest spot and healthiest place In the entire
South. HON. Z. j. fOLhho,
President Big Island Land and improvement
Company.
Address i. B. THAW, yice-Presdent and
General Manager, Big Island. Va no It'd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank siTects.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
u TWO--TORY FRAME DWELLING on
WEST SIDE OF BROOK TURNPIKE, AND sk-
COND DOOR NORTH OF OAK STREET AND
ADJOINING THE STORE OF X. Il. JONES,
Fso.-By virtue Of a decree Of tho Circuit Court
OF iIanrico county. rendered October ., 1890. IN
tho suit OF Black. &C, "a. Pollard Sc, WILL as
special commissioner thereby appointed, o.
coed to sell by public auction, on tho premises,
Ou
MONDAY, NOVEMBER q, 1890,
NJ O'Clock T.. NJ, a PART OF THE REAL Is
TATE mentioned IN said decree aud located as
above stated Is consists OF lot fronting - feet.
more or less. running back l35 fooi, with two
story frame dwelling thereon.
TERMS: one third cash: balance at SIX twelve.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes with
Interest added or all cash ~ the option Of tho
purchaser lille retained until deed Is ordered
by the Court. j. X. TUCKER,
Special Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

WANTED, AN ACTIVE BUSI-
w NESS-MAN with from 1850 10 5000 70
ioin advertiser a. partner ia purchasing VERY
PROFITABLE CASH GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc BUSINESS In arapidly-growing. booming
town IA Virginia. Address Lock-Box 81, Lces-
llrg. Va. no 2O-st
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

at $50 O'Clock p. W.. THE PROPERTY located as
above. The hnilding Is Al good famo store Nth
dwelling apoye, Rnd contains fOu. or five rooms
besides no s.Ore-room. The lot fronts 81 iret
on Lester s'reot AMI runs back between parallel
lince about la0 feet
TRRMs: Ca-h as 20 expenses 81 s1ls aud pay
of p note Of $40. with some interest; tie bal
ance upon such sarmS rs Will b. announce. az
the hour OF sale. G. n. SUTTON, Trustee.
SUTTON s. Co., Aucti0Oeots. n D
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HUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, TO SELL THE STOCK
w and GOODWILL OF HARDWARE and
GROCERIES Of No. 1892 williamsburg avenue.
Fulton. II you want a bargain come and see inc
at tho above number. PROPRIETOR.
ol0fs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
NOTICE.

On WEDNESDAY the Goth Of November, ~
! O'clock / propose 10 sell at John owens tn Man
chester. TWO COWS WITH YOUNG CALVES.
no .O-it' JOSEPH O.. NOODflN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
AUCTION sALKs-Futur. Ia.
BY -. Y. Turner q Co.. 10
Real Esta's Agents and Auc,ion.o,,
$40 east Broad. 'thOrs 40.

slaeass Broad. 'rhors 40
TRUSTEES SALE OF A MOST np
Il sIkABLg VACANT RrnhlSc ~
FRONTING THIRTY FHtf on T'fyeoa,1l
siDh OF TAfLk srREEr AID Rf'yt1.l
10 AN ALLEY, AT AUCTION. OS '''Lt
MONDAY. S0ygYEsE e. fso
At ED0CLOCK p. w.. ON Tgg pRquf.g.
fault having bscn made IN the Dammit -
tain note secured In q deod ~ trti.t ~ ~. r.
MAY ~. lSsN anI iuly recorded ln tho .l.,.'.
nee. HI hmoni Charcery Court Desf.P,lr ~
page ~, ana having boon fsguaste, iv No..
said deed ~ follows; All TftAT rt... q
PIECE OK PARCEL or LAND III A. .'N
ana being IN tho western part OF al ~
klchmond, Va. fronting 81 ieet ora az - p.
slde OF Taylor auoe, sui running ia.s i ~,
betVeen parallel lines ID an nl.ry nrf ~.
mated on Alexander O.. Leo's plan - sd. ...s,
Harvey "A lot NJ. = In Square not III
Tssys; Casn sufficient o. nay any f.,..,,..
may d due, th' expenses ~ sac. ga .. NJ.
charge note Tor fi,-l. H.'h i1-nrrs. ff...-.
from November ~, ISM. 49, .fa re.tig,, r z. a
terms a. iho granior may pro -rirn
JAMS D.. NAY L,. rrg..s
r. Z. TUGNER & Co. h4.i ooccf. rs
BY Chewing Rose.
hes' h''''o Agent Au''on'ef'. and lfogsr,,
No 5norih Ton;a resi
w i ST BROAD-SrBEFT STORM
W PROPEkfG-At 10 rorurtt o, ,,.
owner Wo viii sell Oy a.ci.0n. uf,u .ts .., II
ises, en-
MONDAY. NoVsHBw2L i.r.
A. O'clock - NJ, thaf wrii-lrcafsf Snoopy a..
g2i west hr1ai street, nou boz flo .r.-.- u
y. u. Ieiuins' t-l hN has lrant.fa ...t
26xlJ3 feet. Nth q F.1e alley fn ROAD I.,
mand Tor broai-s'rc ire pr.n..fr +. .. IL,
tncre tse, owing to ii1 gretaut aIr frf.r. ......
which, to<efher with tfs nHarnf.. o. oil. s...l.
Temple, should CAL forth . flI a.r..ft ....s
those anxious D. mako mlgay w.lf ..tm e.l.. =.
holly effort,
TERMS ~ SALE CusHNlNGK NU.r
no 10 A4f.l..s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20
BY Frank D. 1851 81 CO.,
No nnnrLh EI.H III a-r-ll.
INVEST END Ions, IS PLAN OF

WEST END LOIS. ~ 3. Plan 40, on
BY virtue oi deed Df tus from ] d Nt.-
wangar ana VITO 90 ~. 4. cows. 1900. ifls. 70
default having been usfH iu tl1 l7y l'Ht .i h
note secured IA q decd iat. l,il JUDO, l'..
snd duly recorded lE CLERKS D..c' floors
County Court, ln nceI-Ho0k lI e.. paf' Do 90
being requested So tu 90 by o." tr'rtr .hfb
the uudersguei -ubsatui 3 -tlsturs ply ''
Of BenricO Colrty Court July o.. ltt, sit lfy
coed % soil at auction, 0n tL1 proms''' n. 10
o'clock L. h.,
MONDAY. N0YEHEER 20, lFN
tho PROPERTY desclb8t .n saii 1f'i 81. 2
lows: All those lots u land in tio .1y
uenrico, near tho city Of Richmond, BOZ 3D. q.
II Arlington, DslnZ Sos. 81, On. ~, All .. .. pr
north side Of Dance street between iAfie
Mtchis strosts fronting oBrl I'D f'nt 1f -
feet, being part 81 no real csfgie convey ID n
said Neiswanggr ~ Z. W. Malnio AN' h"'
May 20, lS-
qyRss: While tho foei calls 'cr cash. POI I!
moro favorable terms van be granted % iaf ~
sale. IhANn ~. Aihl' iiN-'f
BLY. % Nkl Nf.
Substituted Irl.'''.
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BY sutton 4 Co,
Real Rstste Agents and Auct onocrs,
1914 Main street.

VRUSTEE'S SALE or 4 FRAME
4 STORE KNOWN ~ No 3iN LESTER
STRkET--By virtue Of a certain deed az trust
20 the undersigned trustee, dated August -. lS1.
and 81 record IA the Clors p, oire - mo kichmoud
Chnncery Court. Deadlock l3 &C. pag" 800,
default having been made in tho payment x no
debts secured thereby and being required 'o 10
do 10y the beneficiary therein, shal p'oceeA %
soil at public auction, on tn promises, On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

VI the proceeds Of the sale Of the stock
leiehs thousand shares) $500, 900 will DO
devoted 10 paying for the land purchased
py the company and improving it, and
ine residue, IN addition 10 the proceeds
from the sale OF reserved lots. will ne
used In assisting manufacturing enter.
prises and in paying dividends. The
land OF the company Is situated on both
sides OF the railroad and extends from
the Pamunky to the Msttsponi, and az
most OF 1t IL cleared tho sum to be de-
voted 10 improvements will permit Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-20

by Chewing IS Rose,
Real Estate Agent. Auciion1efs. and r.,..-,
| No 3nogih gen;a rc.t.
Morris tribune., 1890-03-19
Deafness Can't be Cured

By local applications, as they can
not reach the diseased portion of the
ear. There Is only one way to cure
Deafness, and that is by constitu-
tional remedies. Deafness Is caused
by an inflamed condition of the nue.
Gus lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube gets inf1amed you
have rumbIing sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely
closed Deafness is the result, and UNI
less the inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing
out an lnf1amed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that we can moi cure by TAX
ing Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for
circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, 0.
gBSold by Druggists, rs cents.
Morris tribune., 1890-03-19

The following resolutions which were
adopted by Overton Post, No. 90, G. A.
R., at their last regular meeting, show
that the spirit of 81 has not entirely for
saken them:
WHEREAS, The history of the past in
dicates the fact that the Government of
the United States owes the old soldier of
the late rebellion q debt Of gratitude
which it will forever be unable to pay,
therefore, be it
RESOLVED by Overton Post, No. 80,
G.. A R., That as body of old soldiers
we deprecate all efforts on the part of
all legislative bodies in multiplying the
pension laws, and it is the sense of this
Post that the Government retain it's sur
plus wealth. so far as the members OF
this Post are concerned, as we desire no
pensions in any shape or form, now or
forever; and be it further
RESOLVED, That the Adjutant OF this
Post he instructed to spread these reso..
lutions on the minutes of the Post and
proclaim them abroad in the land.
Morris tribune., 1890-03-19
County Expenses.

EDITOR TRIBUNE:-I would like to
occupy little space in your columns
In regard to county expenses.
think that the salaries of county
officers are too high in this county.
l think the officers can afford to WORK
for 500 aid play gentlemen, when
they cannot get 81 200 year, rather
than get out. l for one know that
the county was run in good shape
before they were thought of. In re-
gard to the county attorney, that
office was run for $500, and think
that amount is about enough. 1t is
about time the county commissioners
called Il halt in regard to county ex-
penses, before the county Is sunk be-
yond redemption. We farmers are
not expected to ask any questions,
but walk up to the county treasurer's
desk and pay our taxes.
There are plenty of farmers that
will take the county offices at 800
each per year, and buy plug hat and
cane and play gentleman. To think
of some Of the county officials getting
$500 day for every working day in
the year! A poor man on the rail-
road is glad to get $1.25 per day,
while the farmer has to work himself
with team for the snug little sum of
$500 day. Forbearauce has ceased
to be virtue. 1t is high time that
the farmers Of Stevens county cast
off the yoke and make start on the
road to economy. l appeal to them
to stand shoulder to shoulder and
carry the day. 1t is high time that
the farmers should come to the front.
The time is coming when the farmers
will take off their hats and give three
cheers for the Farmers Alliance. We
have been struggling under the ring
for the last three years. A political
ring is the worst ring in the country.
The wheat ring is nothing to the
county ring. We will make farm
ers' slate this time and stick to the
text. A FARMER.