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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
FROM LYNCHBURG.
Gambling .Cases-Fish Commission Car
En,Route to Wytheville.

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LYNCHBURG, Va. january 20. Special
The numerous gambling cases, which pro
duced so much excitement in this COM
munity last Saturday, have been postponed
until next saturday for hearing m court
There are some seventy persons inNoiNeu'
embracing most respectable citizens.
Rev. George NJ. Carter, who has been DID
the CITY for two weeks, preached yesterday
M DIR. Edwards COurt-street Church 20 "a
larpe congregation. and last night at Cen
tenarv-Rev. Mr.. Cheatham's Church. HIS
sermons were very able, and ELECTED much
favorable comment.
The zinc works lately formed by joint
stock COMPANY. commenced operations TO-
day. with great prospects OF success.
Captain sam. W. Nenable. Of Petersburg
il i'm the city. looking remarkably well.
A special car Of the United States FISH
commissioner. in charge Of Government
AGENT T.. II. Lucas. passed through the
cifv 10 Wyiheyille this evening, to return
with fish. 10 be delivered from Washington
as a distributing point. in conversation
with Mr.. Lucas. the reporter was i0lu lnal
the hatchery at WytheYilie was DONG eN-
collent work. and that until recently TWO
ears had been kept running on the road ~
and from that place so as TO supply ile
hcadouarters at Washington city win
fish. ON this trip. he said, he would take
hack : 900 red trout and carp. The car is
fitted up especially for transporting smali
fish. and contains every convenience ioi
tbeiT comfort, and that Of their guardians.
Mr. Lucas stated this would be about the
lasf trim made this season by the car:
MIR. Carter Glass editor ana proprietor OF
the Daily News, is seriously III win grip
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Large Purchase of Land in ftinoe
ceorxe-An Abducted Child.

Pets3spURG, January special
iaree and wealthy Western syndicate
q 'nrrchaeed Of Mr.. c. y. ilnsiey iour
,se,resnd na7 acres Of land in Prince George
.n,,n,v nj a cost Of $ per acre. The lahu
ovU" oy,ends IRON. the City Point Railroad, Two
niles from City Po'ns 10 ifipcf ueo, -
@onrthouse. The purchasers propose " i"y
!, otf into a small town.
In the Mayors Court this morning Jonl
,vnih leolored), was fined ten dollars ana
.eat 49, ~ IAN for thirty days for striking a
.oiored woman named Mary Han on the
eorebeed with meat exc. Inc assaui' ,l,i
Vas committed on saturday nigh' vA hAii'
fax street. r,A,a II NJ Ber-
oa,d nrosiding, was engaged TO-DAY NEAR s.l
no he case Of j.. q, Jones, charged win YIN
larceny. Jones had been ccosllc'eu ~ III 'at .,
Mavor;s Cont. and his punishment naeu az q.
thirtv davs in jail, but the defendant uooS
an an snneal. The jury found the acou7eu
an snoi guilty. and be was dischargeas, es,.ino,
Sometime ago James Il. Clarke Obtained +,
{, The Hastings Court, Of t.ls ~, ~,
.nrce ~ from his wife, Cornelia \. Clarke, aun
'.'a,,, so.o ~ Richmond to reside. Inc couple
va .p q Young child which the couft allowed
nsu wr Siarke 10 take with him. a nlgnt vf
.ao ago Nrs. Clarke vent over ~ - M NJ
,"T %o,d. -. and By some means unknown " Af'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
FROM CHARLOTTE.
struck by Train-The Negro Exodus Tn
abated-swailowcd Concentrated Lye.

struck DN a ifhin -ine Negro Ikodu~ n
abated-swailowcd Concentrated Lye.
CHARLOTTE. NC, January 20.-f Special
The North bound Air Line train to-day
came up 20 LinwOOd, twenty minutes be-
hind time. 4 boy with a carriage tried 10
cross the track ahead Of the engine. The
horses head struck the forward end Of the
mail car and the horse was killed. The boy
Who was driving was thrown into the air.
The train stopped tO allow an interview.
but the boy was not seriously hurt. though
the carriage was smashed.
a dividend of eight don1rs per share will
tomorrow ho paid tO stockholders Of the old
Traders National Bank.
Cotton went 20 l0Ac to-d,ly. Receipts by
wagon were 81 bales.
Travelling statesmen met at the Bufond
house saturday night and passed resOlu-
tiOns In memory Of the late Nillard +. Cook,
whose accidental seli-shO0ting was publish
ed sunday.
A little child of Mr.. schultz this morning
slipped concentrated lye aud suffered agony.
He will recover.
through Charlotte last night. Iwenty-onc
thousand are reported left North Carolina
since first OF last October. Cars are rehllcd
with emigants as fast as they return from
Atlanta. The Dansille road cannot supply
cars fast enough.
young merchant. W. j. Yates. In his
store, fell Unconscious 20 the floor saturday
night. The doctor pronounced IL grip.
which Is gaining ground here considerably
every day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
GOVERNOR FOWLE CONFINED TO
HIS ROOM.

Ia Grippe or Kindred Complaint Has
Attacked Him struck by a Railroad
Train-News Gathered az Raleigh aud
Charlotte.
RALEIGH, NC. January 2o.-lspecial.l
Governor Fowle was taken IN today with
"la grippe" or some kindred complaint and
is confined 10 his room.
The stockholders and directors Of the Ra-
leigh Water Works Company held their an
nual meeting here 10 day. Julius Lewis, Of
Raleigh. WIS reelected president and +. u.
Englehard, OF Raleigh, superintendent.
Liberal appropriations were made by The
company for several important improve
ments 10 bee made at once. Reports Of oth-
GERS showed the concern to be in a most
prosperous condition.
The state Treasury Department issued
six licenses 10 sell Fertilizers this morning.
Among them Were lrasors a Company. Of
Richmond. and the Richmond Chemical
Works.
The citizens Of Raleigh held a mass-mect-
ing tonight in Metropolitan Hall and sub
scrihed literally toward securing the Bap-
tst Female University for this city. There
is a lively fight among different towns for
the university. oxford has also held "A
large meeting and taken steps 10 secure this
institution.
10 is announced that on the 18th Of next
month, by authorities Of the Cape Fear and
Nadkin Valley Railway. that the first train
will be run through nom Mount Airy 10
Wilmington. The distance is 2iS miles. aud
schedule time viii Dee about ten hours. In
a few days from this date the lower end OF
the road from Wilmington westward 20 Par
kersburg, hity-0ne miles, will be ready for
use.
The Greensboro Patriot, for many years
the Democratic organ OF the fiith Congress-
iOnal district. is 90 be revived aiter "A sus-
pension of some months. Messrs. Scales
and Bethel, two talented young men, viii
be editors.
The Rev. X. G.. Pearson. evangelist, will
shortly make pleasure trip % Europe and
Asia Minor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
GOOCHLAND'S CAVALRY.
Members OF the Company Drilled b,
Major rMzrshall-Cases in Court.

GOocmAND COURTHOUSE. January 2O.-
~ueciaI The present members Of the cav
alrv company. which organized here last
fall with r, +. Vaughan rs captain ana
Nessrs. X. 4. Trice and T. NJ. Parrish as
inst and second leutenants, were agree
ably startled by the arrival this morning
from Richmond Of Major I. X. Marshall
first battalion cavalry, Virginia volunteers
and his adiutant, Captain q. i. haNes:
The enlistment roll, which first contained
sixty names, from want Of proper interest
decreased 10 forty. At a meeting held To-
dav a recruiting committee was appointed
tO meet and report on the first saturday
nroximO. The major and bis adjutaut TOOK
out 10 drill thirty or more nne looking men
who have no notion whatever Of deseruns
the ranks aud will certainly put IN an sp-
poarance NJ the Lee monument next May.
some OF the members are Veterans Oi
Company J.. Fourth Virginia Regiment.
and their martial ardor, under the difectl9h
Of Nessrs. Marshall and Hawes, clearly
showed i'm this reunion to have suffered Dul
little loss during twenty-five years. ms
company will enter as No. ana DE cohi-
pany g.. having priority Of time anongs'
The i've companies now applicants LOT au-
mission 20 The four vacant places.
In the County Court to-day several cases
of qualification Of guardians were disposed
of. also cOmmittal Of several estates ior al
minisiration, and retail liquor license
granted. I'm John +. stephens against Ju'
liam Pace and wife, Of unlawful detalnel'
writ of possession directed 10 be ISSUED
Commonwealth against Byas Niltshirt,
continued tin next Saturday and additional
security on treasurer's bond taken.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
PROSPECTS OF Patrick.
.s,n.rsl Lands Near stuart--JudEe LS-
brooks stag Party.

sYr.nr. VA. Januarp O:-lopeci"l. \,
NIX section Is enjoying the nrst ..,.,el eVlS
weather of this, the most remar1api1 ,,ts Wai..
ever ss EXPERIENCED b, the Oldest nhaoi'sn's, an
and il is welcomed by IRe ,sa,Ser isapsS, would 'e
meeN ,.,,sed ~ failure Of the fruit crop lol
les @ YEAR Fruit and fruit brandy are '"'
principal source o income ned 70 sy ra'riSs thousand
,,.a,s ~ 49,, ~ snnlee were shipped from sln"ls
1e,,ot Seoi last Sali. This can give some iuea "
the Patrick frult crop, o.o,o the mines.
The latest Intelligence iloii .uS ,.da,, On,
ncar stuart. where prospecting has OSvn 1;n,ited
Ing on for few months on r.s, n,,,,re prospect
scaie, y ,,S,,,ry ,Si, r The vein is very broad,
I'D T Indicaiise Of ore in quantities su,SavL vort
- ,'v warrant the active aud permahens liver
soo IL ~ q The mines Of lead ore, carrying As dis
lance S'''aS from S.. S: d'Isf @as veins, !: 'as
rnese ID, @ very valuable mines are only slx l1sS
f,ew esst stuart t Depot, aud on . go0a Sm00''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

The gentlemen appointed 10 take the cen
sus OF Bristol report 5.3Ss on the Virginia
side of the town and 5,l0i on the Ten
nessee side, making the total population OF
the place o.4o6.
The Mecklcnburg News, neat newspa-
paper. mas begun duplication at Boydton,
Mecklenburg county, under the editorship
OF ". c. Curtis.
Union prayer meetings are now being
held every Thursday night at the Tres
bvterlau Church by the ministers OF AccO-
mac Z. A.
An old negro OF heary county carries
maddox key in his pocket which he says ne
has carried for over forty years, Without
one time losing il.
several of Martinyille's most progressive
voung gentlemen went bathing Sunday In
smiths river.
AZ j. said that the mumps has been IN nj
most every family in the Bells A-koads
II, n,ighbcrhood,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
ASSAULTED ON THE HIGHWAY.
DIR. Peter Burton the Victim-Atlantic
and Danyille Festivities.

DANvMLE. Va, January o. Special. T.
DR.. Peter Burton, physician. living near
Danyille, was assaulted ON the roadside
saturday night by a negro with whom he
had a difficulty. The negro drew knife
and made a lunge at Dr. BuriOn's throat,
but missed his ain and cut his man on the
head. Fortunately. the wound is not seri-
Gus. The negro male his escape and has
not been caught
The Atlantic and Danyille Railroad is
now completed between Danyille and Ports
mouth. and on Thursday next citizens from
Norfolk and Portsmouth will make a formal
visit 20 Danylle. They vii arrive here in
the afternoon be banqueted at night, and
will take a look about the city next day.
I'm the afternoon the party Will return 10
Portsmouth and beaccompanied by citizens
from Danyille. who will banquet i'm Ports
mouth saturday and then 60 10 Old Point
Comfort on Commodore Bateman's yacht.
The Danyille visitors will return saturday
night.
Leading prohibtionists here deny that
they win i'm the near future ask for an cleo
tion ON local option. such report has
been current for sometime past.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
FATAL COLLISION.
Race war Between whites and Blacks In
Georgia.

WEST POINT, Ga, January pa fatal
collision occurred between whites and
blacks here Saturday night. Both sides
were indamed with liquor when the first
collision occurred in the evening. Ina at
tempting % quell the disturbance, Deputy
Marshal Burdette received serious knife
wound in the back. This further enraged
the whites, who paradcd the streets until
O'Clock in the morning, when more serious
encounter occurred, knives. pistols, and
shot-guns being freely used. When the battle
ended il was found that Nolan shell was
shot through the heart and killed, Alex pa
wilson had received bullet wound IN The
leg, and Wesley Freeman was dying IRON
the effects Of pistol ball In the groin. Ih,
three last were colOred. The whites escaped
with little injury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

Mr.. John Justice, "a Raleigh boy. now
residing in Columbia, :. g., has lecn pro-
NOTED t0 supervising engineer of the SaNan-
nah, Florida and Western Railroad system.
4 worthy compliment l0 "A worthy boy.
The reelection OF j. n. Wellington by
acclamation as president Of the Charlotte
Chamber of Commerce i- "a merifed honor.
Au average Of thirty thousand dollars a
day for the past two months il the sum
paid ont for leaf tobacco IN Winston.
Ashyille's new 0pera-h0use viii cost
tfIuUu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
RAILROADS AND FINANCE.

Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Com
pany-estimated earnings for December,
lsSg, SS3, 600: liked charges 1000; surplus,
$4,000. Last years surplus, 1000.
Statement OF the Il. and ID. system for the
month Of December; Gross, Sl,Uli.5iO,
1889: 1894. .0Jl, 1855; $40, ,is2, increase. Op.
ex.. S6Jl, rs. 1889; S5sl.Si4, ISIS; S69,4l3,
increase. Net, Sl23, 81, 1885, 1852, ,2iJ, 1855;
S7l,06s increase,
Earnings Of the Erlanger system, first
week Of January, Slj2,0OO, 1880; Sl5o,sOli
1859; Si5.lg9 increase.
The supply OF coal at Tidewater is 1926
900 tons, nearly 10000 more than at this
date last winter.
The Southern Cotton Oil and the American
Cotton oil are now working independent Of
each other. The arrangements which had
been entered into ceased when the organi-
zatiOn as "A Trust ceased. There Is no hos
tility, however, and no cutting Of prices.
At the request Of the holders Of the large
amounts Of all classes Of securities Of the
u. Louis, Arkansas and Texas Railways,
Messrs. r. L. OlcOtt. Henry Bulge, James
Speyer John Kennedy Tod, and Edmund
smith. have consented % act as a committee
10 conduct the reorganization Of the COM
panies in Texas and in Arkansas and Mis-
souri, operating those railways,
The plan provides Tor fhe issue on S-V,Vvv'.
600 first mortgage IS, Ss,OoO,OoO second
mortgage bonds AT the same rate OF inter
est. and 81, O,0O0, 900 preferred stock entitled
t. ) per cent. dividends, non-cumulatiye,
and $l6, SOC, 900 common stock. IL Is pro
posed, among other things, 70 raise by as.
sessments upon the present securities and
lies Of some Of the new ones about 5000.
100 in cash, 10 be expended IN putting The
property in flrst-class shape. and Sl.iOO,OO
| t0 pay OF outstanding ear trusts. The stock
Is TO be assessed $40 share. Security
holders are invited 10 become parties 70 tbs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

BLAcRsrONE, Va January .spe-
cial. blackstone is still ahead. 10 Is re-
ported that the Town now stands the best
chance for the location OF the Baptist Or
phan ASYLUM. A committee Of business
men from here and adjoining counties. con-
sisting OF Messrs. IL. II. Seay, +. +. Harris,
Freeman Epes. Rev. NJ. +. Sandford. j. W.
Tones. and j. l.. Powell, conferred with Dr.
". F. Hatcher, Of your city, chairman oi
the committee. They have returned, and
their report is very encouraging
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
A BIG CONTRACT CLOSED.
The Loeb Laird Property-Jurors for the
Trial of the Miller-.

LEXINGTON. Va. January 2O.-.spe-
cial.-A syndicate Of English capitalists
known as the loch Laird Land and Estate
Company Oimited), which purchased the
Laird property adjoining Buena Vista,
closed a contract to-day with the Buena
Vista Company 90 place large manufac-
turing industries on forty acres Of land, for
which they pay ten thousand dollars during
the next three years; two hundred and
Gnv thousand a wear, or seven hundred and
hny thousand in three years. They pay
ten thousand for certain mineral rights per
annum. and a royalty on iron and manga
nese, and will put twenty-five experts on
the place % prospect for other minerals
F0rty-eight jurors were drawn to-day,
from whom a list of twelve 10 try the Miller
bows. al the February term Of the County
Court. will be selected if it be possible.
The annual celebration Of Graham Lee
Literary society OF Washington and Lee
University took place tonight. \ cultured
audience was present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
Another Victim Of La Grippe.

COLUMBUS, o., January 20.-Mr. Samuel
NJ. Taylor, Republican representative from
Champaign county, Was taken % his home
at Ur6ana tonight very low with pneumo-
mia. He was taken down several days ago
here al his hotel with Ia grippe, and thought
10 worry the disease out, but Il developed
into pneumonia. and be is in very critical
condition
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

TRENTON, \. j., January 2O.-lhe rc-
ported sale OF I'VE OF the potterles of this city
To an English syndicate Is confirmed. They
are the Crescent and Delaware companies.
the International, the Prospect iiili and
IA about 81, ,400, ,OQQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

MONTREAL, January so.-Walter sheri-
dan. the American thief, forger and count
erfeiter, who was arrested here ten days
ago. in connection with a robbery from the
,nk dU Peuple, died in iatl yesterday
afternoon OF the grippe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
sINGLE-rAX CLUE.

Men OF varying views, who appreciate the
work that Mr.. George has done In arouslng
public attention TO social problems and the
subject Of taxation. participate. Among
the speakers were the Rev. DR.. Lyman Alb
bott. A. Augustus Healy, president Of the
Brooklyn Young Mems Democratic club;
Wheeler II. Peckham. president OF the New
York Ballot Reform League; Captain John
Goldman, Thomas G.. >hearman, ID. J..
Beard the artist; William Lloyd Garrison,
James A. Herne, John De Witt Warner,
George lnnis, the famous landscape painter;
James 4. Mills, Of California, and Peter
Aitkin, president Of the Brooklyn Single
Tax Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
GOTHAM GOSSIP.
Henry George Going to Australia-New
York News i'm General.

NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND d DAILY TINES.
January 20. 1890.
Henry George starts for Australia TO try
the single-tax fad ON the antipOdes next
Wednesday. lie goes 10 san Francisco first,
and will sail from that port for New Iea-
land on February 7th. On his way TO san
Francisco be will deliver two or three lee
lures. In New South Wales be will be the
guest Of the Liberal and Free Trade party,
and intends 10 make "a tour Of the colony in
behalf of free trade. This evening a farewell
dinner was given him by his admirers here,
under the auspices Of the Manhattan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
-
sENATE PROCEEDING- ).

The feature Of tO-day's Senate proceedings
was the speeches and political debate Of
Senator's Pasco! and Chandler on the para
graph in the Presidents message respect
ing Federal control of elections,
After routine uslness, the introduction
Of bills and favorable reports from commit
tees ON bills providing for the admission Of
Wyoming, and for a temporary form Of gov
erumcnt for oklahoma.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
PAscO REJoINs.

Mr.. Pasco. in a rejoinder, said il was not
surprising that there were some Irregular
ties there then, because the senator Mr..
Chandler) had been one Of the principal
agents in the Florida election fraud in 1876,
and the Generalization resulting nom that
had not entirely disappeared.
The allusiOn 20 his course in Florida IN
1876 brought Mr.. Chandler 10 his feet again,
and he denied the charge that he had then
approached the chairman OF the state can
vassing board, and had promised that II the
state was canvassed for the Hayes ticket
the majority OF the returning board would
be taken care Of. lie denied that statement
absolutely. and declared that the friends OF
Mr.. HAYES had resOrted T. no extraordinary
means on that occasion.
Mr.. Pasco said that the charge had been
often msdu and printed, and that this was
the first time that il had been denied.
Mr.. ingalls, gave notice that on Thursday
at 2 o'clock he would move the consdera-
tion Of Mr., Buffers negro colonization bill
for the purpose OF making some obserya-
tons thereon,
The Senate then proceeded 70 the cQnsid-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

Two men and q horse were badly shocked
ni an underground wire IN Newburgh. n.
D. One of the men was fatally hurt. and
'ae other badly paralyzcd.----A fatal col
A,l9n between blacks and whites occurred
~hesi Point Georgia. Saturday. IA which
'"o negroes were killed. aud a white deputy
MARSHAL badly cut.----The snow blockade
I'd inc West and Northwest is tho
noel disastrous on record. Trains
arc completely showed up. and teie-
tiaph wires are down. snow Is still fall
Ak' and the outlook Ia By no means eno0ur-
ssing---fiye OF the Poiteries. Of Trenton.
N'" jersey, have been sold 10 an ing
Han syndieote, Walter Sheridan. thief,
~'sef aud counterieiter. has died in
''h 10 Montreal of The grip.--Ibe snow
''sAAoe on he Central Paeine Railroad has
Pesono stry serious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21
cnANDLER TALKs.

Mr. Chandler followed Mr.. pasco, and re-
ferred TO the driving by masked Democrats
from his home in Jefferson county, Fla. OF
j. G.. Cole, because he was prominent Re
publican, and he read extracts on ths sub
iect Of that outrage from articles in the
New York Tribune, the Monticello, Fla,
Constitution, the Gainesville, Fla, AdVo-
cate, and the Milwaukee sentinel. II there
was any one state that needed the Oeneht
of a Federal election law m connection with
Congressional elections, il was the State Of
EIorid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

tlhluthl lui Vhidu'hias
SENATOR PAsCO AND THE ELECTION LAW
Mr.. Pasco. from Florida, addressed the
senate. Reconstruction measures and the
work Of army officers, freedman's bureau
agents, camp followers, and stIagglers, he
said. were efforts Of the Republican party
10 build up a Southern "annex" 20 their
party. and thus prolong It's lease Of power.
Ii had turned out 20 be rope Of sand, and
now the attempt was % be made 10 seize
the electoral machinery Of the States. The
message Of the President, he said, had con-
tained no syllable in favor Of free and
honest elections. except as 10 the suppress
sion Of the votes OF the colOred people at the
south. There was no evidence before the
country Of any such suppression. None had
been communicated 20 Congress. 10 was
simply matter Of inference. lie presented
some election statistics from Eastern, West
ern and Southern States % prove that the
silent voter is increasing in every section Of
the county.
In conclusion, he stated that his voice
and vote would be- given in favor Of stand
ing by the methods Of election which had
come down from the days Of Washington
and Jefferson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-21

is understood that he Armstrong; WIN
alalAsh immense shlp-yards .n the United
States for building vessels for tho new navy.
--seuof salasia has succeeded iD forming
new spanish CabiDet--H NJ. stanley was
entertained a. e banquet at Cairo last night
a. which Kaiz r2sha presided.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1890-06-11
A Large Stock

Of harness, just received, made fl om
best oak stock and ali hand VIC rk.
Sold at rock bottom prices. Come in
and see. II. f. THOMPSON.