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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
~ MAYORS TELEGRAM.
Tho Ncrth,iae nihaiok Company.

Judge Wexford of the Henrico Circuit
Court, has granted charter to the NORTH
side hddick Company with authority 70
build bridge at the north end OF ruin
street to Mansfield, place owned by al,
Thomas AttkissOn. The capital stock y 70
be not less than $4,000 nor more than
100000. President, n. V. Randolph
Nice-lresidens. j. NJ. Fourqurean; anu
Secretary and Treasurer, w. h. Gum.
The bridge y to be complete irod
20 feet high, and viii not cost less
than $4,000. IL is expected to DO finished
in twelve months. The bridge will cross
over the Richmond Locomotive Worns'
and u Is. probable the cars Of the SOUTH
side Land-lmproyement Company VIII run
oyer II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
TO TAKE THE CENSUS HERE.
Supervisor Young's Appointments TO
the City of Richmond.

Mr.. r. A. Young. of Petersburg, super
visor of census for this district, he's APP
pointed the following fifty erumerators for
Richmond their numbers running from
III TO III, inclusive:
CLAY Ward 4. NJ. Frawner. l.. A: Bethel
y. W. Pickrell. w. II. Tyler. +. +. Tholl, !.
j. Forrest, ". II. A. Aborn, Jones /. Prem
tise. Charles Mitchell. George n. Ostrander'
and Thomas Anderson.
Monroe Ward: Charles p. Sales, Samuel
Ragland, Cabeil THOMPSON. q. i. Pluett,
w. D. seldom. c. c. Hopkins, w. L. Berry,
G. f. Noble. and Ed. Sweny.
Madison Ward: Perry Jones. A. NJ. kes-
Ter. James NJ Jones. JEFF. 7. Hancock, ).
w. Pecor, II. W. Seldom, and John W. Eos
ter.
Jefferson Ward: John T. Lyle, William
Travors. j. L. Ebenhack. A. L. Phillips, I.
Berehaimer. and John McGowan.
Marshall Ward: J. w. Ihrogmorton,, y.
". Donley. J. II. Turner, j. Harvey, John
son. NJ. K. Hobson, andA. G. Rockecharlle.
jackson Ward: &. W. Grant, l.. Stuart,
w. r. Lomax, Robert Bullock, John II.
Grimes. l.. J. Cook William Michea, Il; ,.
Hope, Jacob Cross, W. II. Boswell, and ,.
ID. LOttier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
CHAIRMAN GORDON RETAINED.
Tho state Committee Declines TO Receive
His Resignation.


meeting If the Democratic State and
Executive Committees was held at the
rooms OF the POWhatan CLUB at $50 O'CLOCK
Yesterday afternoon.
Hon. j. TAYLOR Ellyson, who had been re-
ouested by the chairman. Bash Is. Gordon;
ESD. to call the meeting, presided, ana
presented letter Of resignation from Nr.
Gordon. which has already been published
in the DispQict.
Upon a cali of members it was found
that the following Were present. showing
representation from every district III the
State: .,
Executive Committee-W. Il. Sutherlin,
Frank Hume, Miles Martin, j. Taylor Ely
son, and ". 4. Adkins.
State Committee - Messrs. Coleman
Fchols. j. y. Coleman, O'Doll, Wright,
Wis Sonthnll. RYAN, REGISTER, Duke,
Fletcher. Ellis. Mnrbury, Prennss, l. r.
Martin. J. J.. Martin, Moodlng, G y.
Meredith (proxv), J. ID. Patton (proXy),
and Il. l.. Montague proxy.
Dir. BARBouB's ADVICE.
Hon. John 5. Barbour being present
made a statement in regard % Mr.. Gordon,
which was that be- did not consider the
Chairman In Immediate danger. and ne
hoped his resignation would not be re
Hon w. T. Sutherlin followed in the
same line, and Impressed upon the COM
mittee the importance OF not receiving the
resignation. ~.
Mr. Regestcr, from the Richmond dis
trict, moved the acceptance OF the resigna-
ton. giving his reasons why &C this time
there should be q head 10 the State Organi-
Zation.
Messrs. Atkins and Wooding spoke in
favor OF the acceptance OF the resignation
nor RECEIVED.
The motion being put upon the non-ac-
ceptanCe of the resignation, II Was carried,
and the chairman of the meeting was aC-
thorized to notify Mr. Gordon OF the same
ON motion Of Mr.. Marbury, OF AeAan,
dria, q committee of three was appointed
70 draft suitable resolutions in regard 10
the death Of the Hon. Henry Heat0ni Coil-
mittee -Gessrs. Aarbury, sam. Coleman
and Wright.
On motion of Mr. Atkins Of Meckenburg,
fifteen was agreed upon az aquofum Ioi
the transaction Of business.
Adjourned, subject To call Oh the pro
siding officer.
THg MAYoR's TELEGBAN
Mayor Ellyson, carrying out the direc-
ton OF the committee, sent the following
telegram last night:
HoH Basil B. Gordon, SIrdRde Lake. N. J.:
The State Committees heartily express
the wish that you may be able 20 contlhue
/ III the position OF chairman ana unanl-
mousiy decline to accept your reslS hAtlon'
| They desire me TO convey their expression
| of high appreciation of your party services
| together Win the assurance OF theH S4H-
oere sympathy. j. TAYLOR ELLxsoS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
BY Charles A. Rose,
Ronl Estate Agent and Broker,
No. II north Tenth street.

A CHAN TO BUY A GOOD
~ HOUSE REASONABLY AND ON LONG
TIME-At the request Of the owner l Will sell,
on the premises. on
SATURDAY, MAY 81. 1880.
at 6 p. W.. that PRETTY NEW BRICK HOUSE
40. 3l03 west Cary street, containing seven large
rooms, good stables, and necessary oui-houses.
hot and cold water, with modern conyeniences,
and within five minutes walk OF the klec-
trio cars and city park. let fronts 20 feet on the
south line OF Cary street, commencing 30 feet
from tho eastern line OF West street and running
back ~ feet 70 an alley j. feet wide. The house
is now occupied by good tenant, paying go per
month, who will either continue 10 rent or yacate
at the viii 81 ihe purchaser. Owing 10 the rapid
~ with which property IS enhancing IN value IN
mis- section. any party wishing to mako quick
turn should not fall 10 be present.
TERMS Onefourth cash; balance liberal
my ~ CHARLES A. ROSE, Auctioneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
The CONFEDERATE Dead,

The Confederate Deod'
Itseess not where their bodies lie.
BY bloody hillside. plsin' or river, .o,s s,.y.
Their names are bright on fames pfV"
Their deeds OF vslor live forever
Senator John w. Daniel.
General Gordon was received with W. VIZ
ferrous applause, made q SUPERB Ipa.
Colonel Tom Carter made his NADER,
speech. " but did it admirablyand receiver
three cheers for the gallant artilleris,ii 80.
The other speakers acquitted Themselves es
well and were enthusiastically 'eiNeu' 10
were speakers to volunteer toa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
REMEMBERING THEIR DEAD.
MomoriaI-Day Observance mt the heor'"
Cemetery Yesterday.

Memorial Day Observance mt the heore"
Cemetery Yesterday.
Yesterday was observed as Memoriai-day
of the Hebrew cemetery. ,.;,,o,
There are inferred in this bur{lng-
ground thirty-tour Confederate ias;,,'
Tlirtv of these are in the enclosure qesls-
mated IA the soldiers section, ana the
others in the lots of their respective lalli-
lies.
MARITAL FENCE.
The fence around the soldiers section IS
one Of the handsomest and most appIoPIl-
ate Of its kind in this country. me pos5SS
represent stacked muskets. iurled s'ahI-
ards, and swords. surmOunted by SOL
dicr's cap. The intervening rails are sAoIeS
and laurel wreaths.
TIE ROLL.
The following II a list of those buried IN
the soldiers section. Zach grave mas
neat marble head and foot-stone, Win me
name. State. and command OF the dehd'
where possible. except in ono instance.
where a blank marble slab tells the sad
tale" unknown: IL. Jacobs, SQnth
Carolina Z. 3. Miller, Corporal 9; Use
man, Mississippi; NJ. Bachrach, Lynch-
burg. Va; s. Ovry. Mississippi; a.
Robinson, Georgn; julius lark, LQuisi-
ana: A. Hcyman. Georgia; lleu-
tenant w. NJ. Wolfe, South Carolina;
Lieutenant l.. S. Lpman, Louisiana;
Isaac Seldner, Virginia: :. Weiss, Geor-
gia; jonathan Sheyr, Louisiana ). fTanh'
Georgia: Henry Cohen, South Caro-
lima: Captain Jacob A. Cohen, Lou
siana: N. Aaron, North Carolina;
A. Lehman, south Carolina; Henry
Gersbug, Salem. Va; L. FCltz, Mis-
sissippi: I. Cohen. Hampton Legion,
South Carolina Samuel Bear, Georgia; >.
Bachrach, Lvnchburg: J. Heesberg, Viz
ginia: G. Wolfe, North Carolina; +. D..
Sampson, Texas; Henry Adler. virginia;
j. Rosenberg Georgia; II. Levy, 9lissls-
sippi
tain NJ Marcus, Georgia; Marx Myers,
Virginia; Henry Smith, Virginia.
RICHMOND MEN.
Four of these came from this city. Isaac
lew and Henry Adler were members OF
the Richmond Blues. The latter was killed
at Roanoke Island, the former in front OF
Petersburg. Henry Smith was one OF the
Otey battery, and was killed near tayette
Courthouse. W. Va. Marx Myers was i
member Of the Richmond Grays
Yesterdays PROGRAMME.
The proceedings yesterday were OF an
unusually quiet nature.
At4 o'clock the ladies Of the Memorial
Association met in the grounds and pro
fusely decorated every mound with
flowers.
shortly before o'clock there was an ap-
propriato prayer by Rev. Dr. Harris, OF ths
Synagogue Beth Ahaba.
There were numerous visitors to the
grounds, which were N on exceptionally
in. condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
ByN. w. Bowe,
Real Estate AuciioneeE
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LARGE AID VALUABLE
COAL PROPERTY
IN RKNRICo AND HANOVER coUNTfEs.
IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA.
ABOUT TWELVE MILES FROM RICHMOND.
WITH
BUILDINGS, MACHINERY. ENGINES rooLA
a.,
BY ACCIIoS.

By virtue OF decree % tho Ciruui, Court Of
HonrcO county, entered Apul ~ $500, Ia the
suit OF "Phlip q. Bartlett 20. the Henrico Coal
Company tho undersigned special commits
sioner thereby appointed, will sell by pubic aac-
ton, az the county courthouse OF henrico eoun-
ty Qu the city Of RichmOndl, on
"WEDNESDAY. JUNE 4, 1890,
AZ i9 o'clock NJ, all tho RIAL AND PERSONAL
PROPERTY Of tho defendant CON pany situated
In mo counties % nenrlc0 aud Hanover, and
consisting u the following PAECRLo OF RIAL
ESTATE owned by tho lIenrico Coal Company
10 wit:
1sL A TRACT or LAND about twelve milss
from tho city OF Richmond, Ia tho county OF
Henrico on and near Dosp Run creek, contain
VI ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND situatsd
partly Ia Henrico county aud partly 10 Hanover
county, containing about I. zoo ACRES and be-
ing the same land conveyed % Confad y. Jov.
don BY David n. Talmago By decd dated 18th OF
Sd. ANOTHER TRACT OF LAND located In
Uenrlco county containing about 1913 ACRES and
being tho same land Conveyed - sait Jordan ~
W. j. Jennings by deed dated 9TH u June. 1901.
All 81 these lands are TOO well known % require
a fuller description
lyon these lands Il q lot of MACHINERY,
FIXTURES, &c, suitable for mining aud hsad-
ling coal
buildings on these tracts, aud which sro vol
suited for inc employees OF a c0si-usinins com
panY. add a railroad connects tho nhaos Win
ihs city VI Richmond.
II IA beloved thas the failure OF the dssendsat
company was the result OF insufficient working
capital, and that with mODey aud enosgy proper.
ly directed Tits property can DO made vsy
profitable.
II Is probable that tho entire subjeS VI -
cold 80 q whole.
TEENS: One fourth cash, snf the restuo -
three equal instalmeuts ~ ak, twelve, AMI zSh.
teen months for notes with interest aided md
ssel r..A ali ffss Inn
purchaser. CHARLES u. WILLIAMS,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
BY james B. Elan,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1ll3 Main street.

BY james B. Elan.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lib Main street
THAT BEAUTIFUL PLOT OF
4 GRoU
WITH
ALL THE IMPROVEMENTS THEREON,
WELI~KNOWN "FLowER GARDEN" OF
WILLIAM l.. SMITH, ESQ,
165xle5 FEET OF CHOICE GROUND AT THE
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
TWENTY EIGHTH AND n STREETS,
WITH THE
SPACIOUS AND COMFORTABLE
BRICK DWELLING AND OTHER BUILDINGS,
TIE
LARGE AND SUBSTANTIAL GREENHOUSES,
LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF
sHRUBBERY,
RARE AND CHOICE FLOWERS. &C..
SOLD By PUBLIC AUCTION
By request Of william L. Smith, ESD. stall
sell by public auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE =. 1890,
ate O'Clock P. NJ. his WELL-KNOWE AND EX-
Observation-Disclosures AND VALUABLE
Residence AND FLOW gk-GAkDkN Pro
PERrY, az the southwest corner Oh twenty
eighth and \ streets, fronting l5J feet on TTen-
ty-eiehth street and running back betToen
parallel lines I2j feoE 70 IA alley In common ~
feet wido, on which ace the spacious aud
substantial Drick dwelling and stable, and tno
large. complete, aud well-arranged horsts
establishment, with ample greeAhou5eS ana
other appointments. much choice snrdDoery, &c.
THIS handsome and nearby property, Nhlle
most inviting 20 florists being wcll-e5tsbliShsd
and well-cquipped for that Dusinoas, Is now me
only large block OF ground 70 BE- had IN that de-
sirable aud thickly-s5ttl0d locality, and com
prislug a large number Of the pretuest building
sites In that section, where homes are always IN
good demand By tenants and purchasers. IL
offers extraordinary inducements to suDdlVi-
sion and building FOR investment or speculation,
and will be sold either 40 a whole or In separate
lots as may seem best 40 tho time OF sale
TERMS: Accom- nodeting, and st SAFE.
rnv9, J. b. ELAN, Aucti0neer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
BY sutton & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
l0ll Main street.

UCTION SALE OF VERY DE-
a SIRABLE BUSINESS STAND AND DWELL
ING CORNER THIBTlE1H AND STREETS
AID TWO DESIRABLE ~ HIDING LOTS On
BROAD BETWEEN WENTY-EiGHiH AND
rWENrY-NINf STREErS.-At tho request Of
he owner we shall sell at public auction, upon
the premises, on
MONDAY, JUNE ?, 1920,
commencing % 81 o'clock P. ~. with those TWO
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS fronting 80 feet
each on the north side OF Broad near Twenty
ninth street.
Immediately thereafter, say NJ o'clock 7.
NJ. that LARGE FRAME STORE AND DWELL
ING situated az the southeast corner OF Thrueth
aud strsets. long occupied ~ - retatl grocery
store. Tho main building IL a3xJ3 feet with SIX
large dweling-rOoms besides storo-rOon.
Tho lot fronts - feet aud has dcpth OF 100
ieet to q eiXteeu-foot alley.
There H. ON the roar portion 81 the lot TWO
SMALL FRAME HOUSES besides stable, car
raee-houfe and otler improvements This Gee
ton u tho cry IS tHicrly bulls .p, aud Surfing
young man could b.lt up large and profit
able retail business a. Ibis stand.
IERH5: a. taIa. SUTTON ~,
my 25-su,Iu, In.F,Sa&S1 Aucuonoers.
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We Will sell by auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, Juss 8, 1890,
al 8 O'clock p. NJ, tho rest OF the LOTS not sold
al our recent Offering. and embracing some Of
the best IN that handsome plan- They are a.
j. THE MOST EXcgLLENr AND coAFoarA-
BILE FRAME DWELLING, containing seven os
eight rooms, situated at tho southwest corner o.
Main and Beech streeis, with that hosE
CHOICE LOT on which 10 stands, 81 feet ~
inches by 10 70 q vide alley.
2 TWO EXTaA-HANDsONE 8AIS-sIkBhr
LOTS. beginning - feet east OF Morris street,
fronting each . feet ana runaing back 10 Tees
70 the alley above referred ~
q THE MOST VALUABLE LOT % the north
west corner OF Cary aud Reservoir streets, 'front.'
lag N feet inches on Reservoir street, and just
the place foT store that would be we'll patron
4 TWO PRETTY LOTS sd,oinins and north
OF the isst above, esch ironting - feet On heser
Two VERY DESIRABLE AND WILL
SITUATED LOTS on the east side q Morris
street between Main and Cary Streets ssch ~
These arc good lots. In good ssiehborhood.
ana are worthy OF, and 70 hope viii receive the
attention OF home-seokers and lnyeat0ra
TsRxs: AZ sAle. Piats free-
GEORGE s. vASHON . SON.
myn NV. BoWk. Auctlonsera
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NOTHING BETTER on THE MARKET.
FUTURE ENHANCEMENT CERTAIN
AND RAPID.
UNUSUALLY EASY TERMsOF PAYMENT.
ON TUESDAY. Juyg 2. 1880.

on TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1890,
az O'Clock r. N. sharp, We will Offer the above
mentioned valuable lots, lying between Robin
son street and the Boulevard. Seventeen OF
thein front on tho south side OF Broad Sreet,
eleyen on tho north side " Grace street. oigh-
teen on the south side Of Grace street, twenty
ono on the north side OF franklin street. and ten
on the east side OF the boulevard betwesn
fran Kiln and Broad srreeta. There are no pref
ter lots than these, and none with better
future.
Maps OF this property can be had at the ONCE
OF tho auctioneers. Call and get one.
Vehicles will start from tne office Of the euc-
tiOneers, and also from seventh and Broad
streets, at 4:S0 p. NJ. sharp. You are cordially
invited to attend fhis sale whether you buy or
not
TzRns; One third cash: balance az one, two,
and three years for negotiable notes, with In
seresf, separate notes 20 be given Tor tho in-
terest, payable sent annually, all secured by
deed OF trust on the property.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR a. son,
my2s Auctioneera
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TO BE CLOSED TnuRspAY.
RfCHMoND AID DANvILLE RAILROAD COL
TRaiSHT DEgAKTNgST.
p,-r,,rp.-, u Nav ~ fg40

RIcHMoND AsD DAvvILLE RAILROAD COL
TRaiSHT DEgANTNgSr.
RICHMOND. VA. Nay q, 1890
TINE FREIG HI DEPOIS OF THIS
COMPANY viii be- closed THURSDAY and
Friday, May g9,h and 20th. Poushable freight
vii bs delivered between tho hours Of 10 4. u.
aid IL VI. each day. l. II. LEA,
ny ss-at Ase"'.
nlcuxoSp, fREDsRicKssUeG AND PoroIAcl
RAILROAD.
RICHMOND. Va, May -, 500
UlHE FREIGHT DEPOTS OF THIS
| COMPANY In Richmond WILL BE CLOSED
o. .9rH and 18th INsTANl.
FroigDt irains viii DO suspended from MAY
2il % 30th. Inclusive. g A. j. LO4,,
ny 27-it LIalIc el11eseI.
As TIE VARIOUS BANKS IN
n the city contemo plate closing on NAY 2srH,
n ordor T. Give the officers he opportunity OF
Participating in The ceremonies attennsH. uPo li
to unyeillng Of the eqIet trlah stalso 81 ue"Iet
l. T. Lee, parties having notes maturing on mat
nav are respectfully rec ueste1 70 attend 70 stuo
"a WEDNESDAY, May @sth. ,.
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA,
J. W lockwood, Cashier;
PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK,
Mann ;. Quarles, Cashier;
CITY BANn or RICHMOND,
J. ". siut1n, Cashier;
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANh,
J.. ~. Glenn, Cashier;
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
RICHMOND,
III. C. Burnett, Cashier.
STATE BANK or VIRGINIA.
y. ". Hill, Cashier;
CITIZENS BANK OF fICHAOAD,
: @. Wallace. Cashier;
SAVINGS BANK AT MChAOND,
George y. WOODBRIDGE Cashier
MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS SANlNGS
BANh,
Ror,a-d pevton Jr Cashier:
SECURITY SAViSGS BANh OF
RICHMOND,
William A. Price, Cashier.
(ny 2l,2A25,s7&2oi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29

IN rBx CIRCUIT Cousr OF HxsEiso coCyyv--
PHILIP q. BARNETT, PLAINTIFF, ,s Tns ttks-
RICO Coal COMPANY. DEFENDANT.
w. s. Leake. clerk u san court, DO certify
thss tho bond required Of speclal-Commissionsf
Charles u. Williams oy decree entered In tnis
csuse on the Ism day Of April. l5s0, nss bssa
duly given
Given under my hand this ltth day Of Msy.
is9Q w. s LEAkE.
fpygl Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1890,

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29

The following order relative 10 the Hol-
lywooi Memorial-day parade was issued
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29

The fence around the soldiers section IS
one Of the abandonment and most approptl-
ate Of its kind in this country. Inc pos5s
represent stacked muskets. iurlesd stahd-
ards. and swords. surmounted by sol
dier's cap. The intervening rails are sabres
and laurel wreaths.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-29

and advantages offered 70 Industries 20 locate
Write for particulars, information. and maps &c
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03
FARM Nip Asp WAGts.

There IL a .carvits ~ farm help, even
though farmer doe. not Intend Ia car
~ on any extensive operations. The
fret cause for thi. !. found Ia th. greater
attraction. of town. aud Villages, aud
ID. better wage. and shorter day. made
by sorkmsn In mills, quarrie-, etc.
whcr. farmer. employ a steady hand of
two and extra help by the day 10 the
busy period. 20 farm work, II !. right
aud iu.t for the hlr,i man to demand,
aud the farmer should reasonably grant,
a day of work a. near Ia that which men
max. AZ mill. aud factoric. q. !. con-
.lstcnt. There can be no rrason for a
farmer working himself or making hi.
men work sixteen hours a day aud then
spend an hour at night Ia doing CHOIR.
about IA. harm. stable AMI yard.. The
men will d. better contented, work more
faithfully aud cheerfully, aud, la fact,
accomplish more In such day than to
work from ".un to sun" The farmer
himself, or hl. hoy. should leave the
field al a reasonable hour At night, Ia
order Ia clean up all the little odd Job.
about the building. so that when the
meu ''knock or they may know their
dsy'. work l. done. II 1. this inter-
mlnable day which cause. so many work
men to dislike the farm. Wage. by the
month In most of the purely farming
sections of the Interior of the state, With
board. will be about sis. In some Sec
tion. the pay will drop to sl6, but In
sections nearer to Villages, arg. factor
ie., grsnarie. or ship yards II Will rice io
slO. II I. in these last-named place.
where land I. worth more, higher or.ier
of crop. grown, AMI greater competition
with town labor Il felt, that the farm or
truck garden hands command the best
pay and at the same time make the
shortest day.-Mlrror.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03

Tie wife had isou ohi.yoi % b. ths partner
ani erfai oi be- husband
Iiefors a yrar passri there vas another
wclliur. A-ues buon changed be- name
wtihout any mirivlrgs she had prsyiuu.ly
cinf,s-sl % l.ur.a. uho. il spite u ths az.
forunco m yUin. srmel % b,Como h,r "a.
vorita cuun aute. that she Lai alrays al.
mirci SINE tliuu ahoui Mr Marc. ani
that thc hu.IufHs misiutun.a which l.ai CIu-
Ieilei him 90 trrome thr active managtr of
che lihyut0n ~ Improvement cImfauy
scsuol D. SUPPLY vhat had len lacking IA
BIZ character and niaunsr
Oiher p.'fls Who were ~ louger young
srrr eaiugr hy the elimination of tie inli-
dsnts narrated in tls tale TmmBY and 10
wife sormol tO rgufa iIfr yuuth uaiar tho
infurnoc ~ tic nHF .1Fa That TsrFuial ihr.r
hame. anl almost daily tlo IIrrrhant iiHasd
BIZ partner fnr gains mHro pf-..pls taRn
thoae uf Dlslnsat o. ueFsT uoauei uf rl. F.
ing his vito nn hfr early arprah.ns. ls rr-
rarl.nf tIaarJua.1'anHe b.iuceu ltr dlr.h.
Or aui tle Young mal from tla country
Nh Tnmays ,nvunaLle rsply vns t.s
question:
"Bui sl1 o1uI hayo f0ra-rn iti iCut
o. th.s lir un iersfini l1s Dc ta.ioams aloIfH
"Nor /" bsf buiaHi wall uf'r IA
I've sad ieforr. g. r.ua'ry ilck Sine Nm
q every ten ul, auuunf tnauyfI.us .l A.F
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my d-ir. vhrl next yoI have daughter
whD yuu tAlnk n1s,ls a bu.iaEl
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03

The m.u- '.um uf tlr EnFrr Tryl.
srIrk b. g,mp..i.l externally Tlr Ir,.
urafIuu. of tHr interior lrr very rch.
nnI ,tru.l uut .rI,H..t ir light gray
-,lrsiiu sandstone IHe -IIsr CHiIr -
this b. ruIr Interrupted U, tIr polished
dark guru -g.uur wihr Nfahu.sh
a. thr arch vhi,h sr1n, tl' op.uius q
thr altar ueLr Iauuiuls formed
..ui. l.uu IHs l..I chosen. over which
u,imp.rl. aelr.ar vi.bHut.irtrhsd
vir.. Tun rlnL.i uu b.tb s.irt Uy
figures uf angel. hH.l.us r.Hgi.u. sIm.
ir.l. iu th.r hHuI. Ilr sIauir.Is q
ti- urrtr -.i'.g1 ar. adorned with cher.
uI- The ompuf. f,a no h4s lr,n
given tD the uiug .ut 90 tlr muslic
iu tIc ,lpIl anI ou fHr collins of tlo
altar suc. Thee 100, iuf tnrmYai..
were e.fa0i ult D., rufr..r Leali.
after early christian work.. rl'rupYs
10 ura.ra hur. of argrlt Uu a elii
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-03

Tbe ApuIlttl.Hit payable iu Bu-,Du
as.rai.i 1-lii5i I.flIei as fui.
Bow. f,.... s..al-5.l. interest Un .I.y
ami UuuI States huli.. N.lil3lu. u.
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railroads. s'.JyI. mIsr..l1.1It sl.-
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Do. limits of B.iuu thr.e wl pr
rut. lone % psr cent quarterly. uas >
% c.nt ulr O. pr cent, tIrr { IFr
sent. tLrrc 81 pr o,at., nineteen 3 Irr
lenL. t.n - psr cent. thirt.ru- Iar
..rt. Elk arr undecided. aud tuH IAnas.
lrv tb,s wear. have uHt be'u iu bus.u.'
.1ns enough tl cuma iH.D tbe dividend
ust. t.-Bttun Commercial nglIrtIn.