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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT.

as i't' stt-. .t,.,.
BroOms-iwo strings YVc. ~ fl''Si, e sn' ,o
strings. Sl.iO to >2i inuf s.,in- Fi'y' t
$3.50; hFe airn--' f''ev' N'.i..N, .' o' ''''
grades has aal ance" i.iii3 ~ M .,. most
b0antte- " INV f-','
spilI, 90 I'D iIt' per "'@N'i. .1. ,..,
C0Hned IrW"tote inieo l'".''7' ~
dozen, sd TO yoc. ,,.,.,
canned 'o'"- Nv" l'"''''7' f'
- 90 Sjc. ,.--..eo-o.
Herings-hoe' l''ii D'ilei, }-',o y, y. 81.
North Carolina cut per paiiel, f'',' ~ 49,, -'
gro-s, per Darrell f'.W lo f''''' 81 s,.r.
cargo of 5,u'l pafiei AIeDl,' H''', -,
ket strong Ton fciiaDie goo" N'n i'0i'''''
packed 49,.
Rico Carolina, 20 oe.i n'l-o.'" q,
N0u-lNerpooi, li'h 7'"'t
ground alum rom .iofe' per 7"'"i ''0''
SD W. Market unruih-tu.
N.Ul..- GrtuultlpI, ga. cNnltrNuhtl-
a Vlasi, S'l, ~ ,l,.. Xo he. All
NE T. ~ lo,....
pts.l u fo 5ue.. O0lOng, ~ DO
-.... .,,,u,,orr.ior DID fo $50.
NJ pio IT IN sOizc.. Laeuayra. lH 90
.,, r,,a Of IN .l-.. An GRADES 80.
49,
i""N'' p,f,,o1 t,y. boons Sf.l5 .
b"ch'ls ,.''''''
nl T',j ,'ool ? ~ '''
J,,.f Pure 1870. uressad. 53(c.
Lgio-l uiJ, "a. a., io,,sbead i8 20 i5,.
Mo,"',,' ~ ~. 80 ...,7,,,,., '1,i5sn svr1n.
'"li ~ ~ ~ q5, New Orleans rNme
l,e, S.'.'o' a- ~ ,o..
~ So NVasbin0 ~ f0 lc.:per pound
Jc,5o.,.- 5000 to $500.
Psonuts-Fancy stock per pound, . % &C.,
medium, 3 % &C..
pOfat0es-Per bushel, 40 To- oOc.; per
barrel. 81 80 20 Sl.7j.
ROots-Ginseng, per pound, SOU seneca
per pound, 80 to 50c.
oecda-,loier' per pVu"e, o1 49,
Timothy, per Dushel' fEiVto fi''yi vi0Hei"
grass, ~ To- soc.; lieG rus grass ~ ~ ''o'
'eii'iah ni'i ,,e 49,, az ~ ,',',,'i. ~. tost
Sung MI. ,..,iI,'I 9a ~ g. ner mound
,,,.,. %, 30. ,er ,'o,Ind
nav. oat. and straw.
Hav-No. / Timothy, per ton, Sl3.oO Z
Sll.OO: No. ,. So tO Sl2.Ju; Mixed ~ 10 3li
! Virginia clover 50 % 81.
Odfs-Baled, 81 10 9lZ.
Shucks-Baled, % 10 00c 40
Str0U-COmpresse luo POUNDS, 81
40c.; loose, pressed, large Daies' ~ 10 f'c'
Cement Lime, IiAs, , ~ ~. po..,
Cement- Ohioh' per uai ~, fi'Y'' N, -
I lhlc, 1lsDo ~ Fi'i'i v".i-N' 10y w.
Sl.3O.
Lime-kockland, per baIiei' Si.W -,
SLID; Anchor, Sl.o); klNerlou' Fi'V0i y
/ Virginia lines, zoe. 10 ~ .,-o g.
PiasfeI-Lump, 81; ground, S'.oV U -
Calcined plaster Sl.Oo TO Sl'i''
Flour and Meal
FTo,1.- Richmond patent roller famil,
| E, 50 m Sg. fancy family, s.; family
$3.50 10 Si.75: choice extra. $3.50 20 $40
extra. s3.2j 10 $3.50; fine, $3.50 TO s..
yeaf--City. per bushel, Doc: country DOE
corntrv Produce.
,ponortea NV spratlev & Overbey. Commits
toa 'p,9eircbsnts. Zoo Cary street.
- choice. $500 10 s3.25: prime
- ~ - 20 n. moor 10 GOOD. 81 50 10 $500.
Goco,,-V Virginia hams. choice old, l5c
uer nound: new hams. small. IL % he; new
Pems iarge. II 10 lac.; sides, 81 10 &c.
sboulders. Z 10 Sc.
Choice navy. $i.1j 10 $780,.
Ri1ck rue Peas.-Sl.7j 10 $500.
BeesmaI-2O to Die per pound.
Br00a C0Tyi-j 90 5c.
Bnct,eheaf-8c. to 3Hc.
Buffer-Nirginia creamery, ~ % 2ic.
family packed virginia.. n 10 l9c. choic
yellow. store packed (Nirginlal 10 to llc.
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PROPOSALS.
100000 Z.

Scaled bids addressed 20 the undersigned
win be rcceivedn t lhe office 0f the CITY AUDI
tor until so clock MOI DAY.j nunfy q, losu,
forall or amy portion OF sljOOOO ful X Ihh
tINIIM kf DI~If RED LONb> or IN
.rily OF RICHMOND. PAYABLE hlftf-lour
wears after ihe list day OF January. 1910.
Ine bids viii Dee opened ut The lime tnoNe-
named iu tine uieseure OF the Finance COM
mitiec oil the IltN Council.
These bonds VIII Doe issued under authority
OF 81 resolution OF tine Guy Council, approved
December I0, i1So, To- prov lde FUNDS fof iht
completion a. the new CITY liAll.
IS. ID. kGNONE,
Chairman Committee on finauce.
dc9-tO'auO
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They were talking about the pe'v
deprsdations Of servants. ooa
nDo Won know what old Skiu'lint usea
10 do 70 tell whether his maid Ser'""' ''''
been stealing sugar.
"No: what did he dor -,
"why. shut up fly inside the oow W.
II il was still there on his Ie' ,, ~ ~
knew that the cover had probably MOI
- very long off."--JndRe-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05
NH w ~" '"'|I
FARMING LAND.
on FRIDAY, JANUARY 10Th. 1890. AT
1880 O'CLOCK p. ". on TIE PREMISES.

By virtue n decree OF the Circuit Court
Tor the said county. pronounced az the NO
yember term, lS>H. In the chancery sult
therein depending. styled rhiilp y. sneI.'
shall, ~ special commissioner, expose iof
sale az public suction, on the daJ aud hour
above prescribed, that extremely valuable
milling property known as "Amouette MIL
In Chesterfield county, near kobiou sstatlon.
on the X. and ID. r. X. This valuable min 10
situnte on "A neVcr-faihrg stream. The build
ing IL thire-stofy brick and tin roof, In good
Order: one wheat burr and one corn burr, All
in good working order. nice brick residence,
one and a half stories. In good repair, and
one ono and IL half story frame building. and
an the usual out houses found on a first class
urm The mill has "A splendid trade. An0 10
noted Tor Us ine products.
The fsriu contains 1874 acres Of very fer
tile land. with good quantity Of TIMBER and
cord wood thereon. n lies Immediately In
the coal belt and There l. every indication
that there b. "a fine deposit ~ coal underlying
this land. Taking his property As whole,
10 Is Justly regarded as one 81 the most de-
rabie pieces ~ property In This section ~
the state.
For further particulars. address the UNDER
signed at pOvhafnn Courthouse, Va, lion.
Thomas Davis. member Of the House OF Del
sra eS Richmond, Va. or the auciionecfs.
a nlat of this property Is at the Office OF tho
auctiuneers, and can be seen any utn~ oeior~
Parties Wishing to attend this sale can
leave Richmond on The *. and A. ". X. ~ '
A. NJ. and return In the afternoon same day
TrRMs. Very liberal and rs follows. to-wit
One-third cash. balance IN two equal pay
ments of one and two ycar-. for bonds bear
ing interest from day ~ sale, the title re-
taincd until TIE whole Is paidRnd convey
"''o THOMAS VI. MILLER.
special Commissioner.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. january Wheat quiet. Corn
dull. Oats quiet Provisions fairly active
Closings: Whoat-Jauuary, loc; February
I9c.: May. s23lWs1-c Corn January
29Lc.: February. Niac.: March, -. -c
Oats-January and February. -o'te.; MAY
22Lc. Pork January. s9.22i4; FEBRUARY
y932i, March. 1913. Lard anuafs
$50. February. s.. 50: March. $3.50. short
Ribs-January, si.52is; February, ,h5z'a'
Nnrch. SlI2a.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore Market.
Try Telegraph.


BALTIMORE, Nd. January l.-Celtes
more active; middlng, i0HMl0hc. Flour
dull. Wheat-SOuthcrn slow; fullz, l1G
-. I.Ongberry. 739S3c.; No. ?, &c.
Western steady: No. winter red,spot ana
January. 104@79Hc Corn-southeri- Jun
white. 500 So: yellow. 50@3Jc.i Western
steady: mixed. spot, 36L@s07sc.; January,
35i. m5G1.c. Oats nominaily easier; south
eru and PENNSYLVANIA. 2sW3ic.; Western,
white. 3OQ3lc. Rye easier; prime TO cboice'
55NJ0c. Provisions unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05
nIrsoF cnAT

Having the name Of his sweetheart cui
ont In a thin sheet Of gold, in fac-simile Oh
her autograph is the latest fancy Oh inc
sentimental young man.
What mine Of wealth the Nanderpilts
houses and stables are 10 the out-ot-town
correspondent. The latest paragraph about
them is "A realistic description Of MIS- W O.
IA. Nanderyilt's appearance IN bed.
One Of the unhealthiest parts OF ms ioNn
H. the new west side, if doctors signs can
he taken as an indication Of disease. ON
every large apartment house there Is sign
and about every fifth private house Is occu-
nied by "a medical practitioner lhere are
NOT calls enough 10 keep even one-iourlh OF
them occupied, but the majority have sell
lied there 10 grow up with the community
and so get enough practice % make a living
About one dozen of those who were hrst ~
The field have acquired competency ana
some of them have made forlunei pnt the
MANY others wasted then captal ana linlt,
and finally disappeared, only 10 have tneii
placee filled By new recruits, 80 the nnho,i
remains the same, though the names chanse-
A unique present was sent 10 that IT.
ginia New Yorker, John :. Wise, on New
Year. Ii was a big red snapper hsh,
frozen into the centre OF a great bl0ck Oh
ice. through which its beautiful unIs ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05
GPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO
Investments in Real Estate.
BLACK OURS STUART,
d.9t-eodsm Iuena Vista. Na.
PROPOSALS.
CITY EsoISEER's OFFICE

NIN l.HfHA I'D. N WI iN To
IICumoND. Va. january B. $50.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
cE.VEDat this Office til JANUARY iOrH'
Ar0O'cLocE =. w.. foi furnishing All matte
rlals and laying the granite ioundaiion OF the
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS AND SAIL
ORs' MONUMENT 70 Doe r. cted on Libby
uI as per plans and specifications on Me al
tlis Office
The right 20 reject any or all proposals j.
reserved. W.E.CJTSHAW. Engineer
fore. $. and IS. Monument Association.
jai-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

suELBURNE's WAREHOUSE has been
removed 10 Sos. 10 and n SOUTH FIJI
TI..Nru STREET. Ihose houses nave been
connected. and viii be- used ns one.
Parties who have special insurance VIII
please have same transferred o. the above
named numbers. joi-3t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05
THE FIRMS OF DAVID A. AINsLIE

THE FIRMS OF DAVID A. AINSLIE
q BROTHER. Richmond, Va, and PETER
AINsLIE & BROTHER. fynchburg. Va,
were mutually dissolved on DECEMBER
10TH, 1883. retor Ainslie retiring. Viii
c)i tinuo the business Of
CARRIAGE MAKING AND REPAIRING
Is Born PLACES,
Thanking the public for past k ndness 10
our old use, 1 hope TO retain your patron
,al.g. DAVID A. AfNss.IE.
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AUGUSTINE RoyALL < Co. Auctloleer'

N THE CLERKS OFFICE OF rur CIRCUIT
Counr Oh CHKsrERFtELD COUNTY,, DkcEA-
BuR lirH 1883
ELL FlOurnOy, clerk OF Circuit Court OF
Chesterfield county. do hereby certify that
n NJ Miller. commissioner Ia the suit OF
Philip v Shercr and wife against W. =. bass
amt wife and ais. has executed the bond re-
quircd OF him as such commissioner.
Given under my hand the year and day
above Written.
ja5-1 1910 l.. ii. fLOl hNv1, ''eiN.
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srain and cetten Ekehangs.

RICHMOND, VA, January 4, 1850.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat-l.a0 bushels.
CoFn-3.O 900 bushels.
Oats-l,OOO bushels.
SALES REPoRIED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Mixed. 600 bushels good at soc.
Corn-Whlte. l,s00 bushels very good on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Olotafions.- MiddIing, exc; lew mid-
dliag, 91c.; good ordinary, sc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

IINN y ! 7 I-IITI7' =
NEW YORK January i.-Neekly bank
statement: Reserve. decrease. i-p',oi'i
loans. increase. i.9-7. 500; specie, increase.
81 Nj. 900. legal tenders. increase, S0lhi0O;
deposits. increase. Sl0,Wl 800; circulation.
increase. $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

VIRGINIA stats Insurance COMPANY
LfcHMOND. NA.-DecemDcr D, 1883.
dividend NOTICE.
The directors Of this company nave ms
dav declared SEMl-ANNUAL Dividend
or THREE PEk CtNl. free ~ 40 TAX pay
able 10 the stockholders ON and after - An
TARY. 1850. 40. T.. klCHAkl'-'lN,
de1o-lw secretary.
OFFICE Va. TIRs AND MARINE iNs. Co..
RICHAOSD, ecember 8, 1883.
DIVIDEND'
The Directors Of this Company have de
AIRED a
sENl-ANNUL DIVIDEND OF5 PER CENT
(Free 81 Taxi
PAYABLE TO stockholders on and after Jam
uiIy ~ next.
WILLIAM IL. MCCARTHY.
foot. DNW0w Secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

A GOOD resolve for the new year Moui
b. 10 swear on using ice next summer II IN
mild weather continues.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

RIcuMoND. Va, January :, IS

Reported boy John l.. Williams 4 son
bankers and brokers. 40 iii Main street.
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DIvIDEND NOTICE.

THE STATE BANK Or VIRGINIA,
RICHMOND, Va. December p, 1850.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
1 have declared 70 DIVIDEND o. III ~. l.
PER GENT. payable ON and after } ANJAh1
~. 1850. WILLIAM n dILL.
da1g-I,V Cashier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05
rORECLOsURE SALE

T.o suhscrihor.as commissioner OF the CIR
cult Court for the city 81 lyuchburs. ~ mo
suit oil retels' executor Nc. against y n,n-
burg Iron Co Gc., and 'cfoss-ruit Of J. td-
ward Carpenter. trustee, and r. Burd pruDD
a.ninsf Freeman a Jones. &c, ia when i-t-
ter the said T. Hurd tfunh prayed Tor f" lOte-
closure safe of AN the property ~ Tie Lynch-
burg Iron company, wiInu the ~ ar. :.
al the furnace Of the deiu"- ~ coinpaA. O..
on THURSDAY. l6rm JANUARY. 1890.
Al ~ d..
soil bv auction n5 an entirety. "all the lands,
ltucmonts,r gifts. franchises. furnace, MOfks,
machinery. plant. and property oi az s"tf'
including all bills receivable ana othcf a.
sDfs oI whatsoever description belonging 10
the 81 id 0efrudnnt corporation.
HE real rstaI a. on which the furnace and
works stand consists ol large aud well-locatsd
lois situated ON both sides Of the tn'st-
p.uie and OniO Railroad danes RIVER D1vi.
sionl and alongside n te virginia Midland
Railroad. on james river, an me lower part
II Ire city Of .yuchnuig. , he lands lie along
the said railways with fronts OF ABOUT so
feet
the furnace is in operation. In complete
working order. making about - ~ tohs
DAY. but with some modinc4tlons- capable Oh
"a much larger output ,,...,....
Lines of railway ran from seven directions
into tine city OF Iyncnburs, and iron ores and
Limestone are easily accessible ~ unlimited
( quantitics along an these roads; coke ana
coais como ~ short hnes nom -. ~ r.,
/ r1-ai'sporiation flr the product Of the furnace
I are. al that can be desired.
] TERMS. cash.
/ Full.r details and Information VIII be FUR
nished unOu upl licat0n, and The properly
will boo shown by those I'm charge. CORES
! uoudence ]. solicited.
JOHN II. LEWIS. Commissioner,
sl3 Main street. Lynchburg, Va.
| VfRGIyIA: IN the clerks Office Of the cir
| cnIt Court for the ciiy II lynchburg, bond
! has been given hy the said John II. Lewis.
/ commis,lOner. with sufficient security as re-
/ qulred y TIE decree.
lestc.
:. q. WINGFIELD, Clerk.
deI5-22 20Ja5. tdtd
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NosICE
DTCHNOND AND DANVILLE RAIL

DICHNOND AND DANNlLLt RAIL
Al ROAD.-rhe attention Of the travelling
public is invited 20 the NEW ScHcDl III oi
the Richmond and unnFllle Railroad - u
'.rreer. Ina this paucr. The Virginia and
Norfh Carolina express is a new train, which
runs solid from Richmond To Raleigh, y. c.
n leaves Richmond az 1918 A. NJ, and con.
meets at Burkeyillo with the Norfolk ara
Western Railroad for Fafmyillo. Lynchhurg.
Bristol. and the West: thence Via. keysNille.
Clarksrillo oxford. Durham, and arrives AZ
Ralelgh al T.. n. close connection Is made
AZ oxford for Henderson. jao-iM
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rrD-A PARTNER OR PAR

MTANTED-BOARDERS AT No. 4l2
w north Tenth street. Good fare, nicely
furnished rooms. and moderate terms.
ls5-1ts
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FIRST BOARD.
900 Virginia new 3's at Coz.
1000 Richmond city SIS at lo,.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

XATANTED-TO EMPLOY a FIRST
w CLASS BOOK-BINDER az once. ore
who understands lettering by hand. Al
dress JAMfS ;. LEIICH. Manager. Chat-
lOticsyille. Va. jal-zt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-05

NOOK WANTED-GOOD WAGES
~ 10 "a drst-class servant none other need
apply. 3Ol north Twelfth street Ja4-zs'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


The third session Of Columbia To. In
stiiu'e was held n Harris school house
Saturday. Jan. 4fh. 1890.
The house was called 10 order at ten
o'clock A. NJ. by the President. after
which the roll was called By the secre-
tary, six teachers responding to roll call.
Mr.. N. v. Cox was tsrdv fifteen minute :,
w. A. Gass, twenty-six minutes, and
Mr.. 7. 5. Nicholson absent during the
dav.
The 6rst subject Va zoology, BY Mr..
Songer. The subject being we'll pre-
pared Was very successfully hsndled.
The second subject, The use Of the
Dictionary" Vas conducted By NJ. Mil
burn, showing the different diacritical
marks. and the different sounds OF The
same letter marked BY The same mark.
The next subject, Literary Review,
|" The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow. was
very successfully handled By Miss Lucy
Cox.
The Institute then adjourned for one
hour.
The Institute was called to order BY
the president Ct IL 80 p. NJ.
The first subject wss Psychology,
|tersrG tCftcttIVUsj W MI. SlIuIuOu@-
The second. Psychology, (attentiou]
was conducted BY Sir. Gass. The sub.
ject was very successfully hsndIed. show.
ing the different plans by which the
teacher may gain the attention Of pupils
The third subject was History, by X
r. Smith. showing the purpose OF study.
ing History. is influence upon the
mind. also few faults in Historical
teaching.
The fourth subject, History (some
general queries) By N. v. Cox, was very
interesting, relating the use ofanecdotes
newspapers and periodicals in The study
|of History.
The president then assigned the WORK
for next Institute - follows:
Object Lesson. r. r. Smith Zoology
Jas. .. Songer; Geography, Lucy Cox
Mensuration. n. v. Cox; Psychology
Z. N. Simmons; Elements Of Governing
Power, Mr.. w. s. Milburn; Good Be
|havior, w. A. Gass.
The Institute adjourned 70 meet .
Union Valley, school district No. 8. o.
Saturday Feb. lst, 1890. at 10 o'clocl
IA. NJ. F.B. WALDRr. Pres.
Z. p. SMITH, Sec'y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10

Job Printing.
The COURIER asks the public -
Job work. We Gro prepared g W
kinds from q business card % . psu.
neatly, promptly and q ress'
prices. Bring % your work.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-01-10
Indigestion

rs NOS only distressing complaint. Of
] itself. but, BY causing the blood 20
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, h the parent Of innumerable
malaslies. That Ayers Sarsaparilla
Il the hest euro for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint
q proved by the following testimony
from Nrs. Joseph Lake, q Brockway
Centre, Mich:
silver complaint and indigestion
made my life . burden and came near
ending nv existence. For moro than
four years suffered untold agony wa8
reduced almost 70 skeleton, and hardly
hal strength 70 drag myself about. All
kinds q food distressed me. and only
the most delicate could BE- digested at
al. Within the time mentioned several
PHYSICIANS treated me without giving re-
liel. Nothing that took seemed 10 do
any permanent good until ! commenced
the use of Ayers Sarsarariila. which
has produced wonderful results. Soon
after commencing 70 take the Sarsapar
riI1a l could see an improvement IN my
condition. My appetite began 20 return
and with Il came the ability 20 digest
all the food taken. my strength inn
proved each day, and after few
months 81 faithful attention 20 your
directions. found myself . well
woman. able 70 attend 10 all household
duties. Tho medicine has given NE :
new lease u lie"
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We are having plenty Of rain, high
water and mud.
Mr.. a. C. Harbison's family are very
low with the messles.
All the thieves have not left Columbia
vet Some ono, few nights ago, stoIe
four Of Mr.. John Cobb's chickens: also
stole Freeman Cox's fur. We think III
time the Grand Jury Wa investiga Ting.
One day lest week Peter Pugh and
Grant Simmons went 70 Hillham and
took little too much OF dock alcohol.
Look out boys, and let peoples wash.
stands alone.
Mr.. Andrew Cave and Sherman Hall
have the contract for building Mr.. Elk.
ms barn.
Mr.. Albert Moore has returned home
after : long stay IN Monroe county.
where he has been organizing r. n. b.
A. lodges.
Born, 70 VIM. X. and Mary b. win
niger, last week. : twelve pound boy.
Kinder thinks Il won't Be long till Il viii
call him %.
NJ; Solomon Clspp has got she
measles.
BurvALo BILE.
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THE TAXPAYERS are hereby notified NOUPC the
$780,
as toh0ws
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Who Wa your Great Grand.

The Detroit Journal desires to receive,
~ postal card, the address Of al living
male and female descendants or Revolu-
ssonary ohicers and soldiers Of l776. and.
wnes possible, the name and state OF the
ancestor. Wonder II w. VI. Brearlev.
proprietor Of The Detroit Journal. i con.
sury? --'o'-' -
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When Baby ~ sick, Ne gave her CastoriA.
When she ~ . Child. she cried for CastoriA-
When she became Miss, she chung % CAssoria-
When she bad Children. she gave them CassoriA
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-01

"Thc President had been shot few
minutes past ten. The wound would have
brought instant death TO most men, but
his vital tenacity was extraordinary
He was, of course, unconscious from
the first moment; but he breathed with
slow aud regular respiration through
out the night. As the dawn came, and
the lamplight grew pale in the fresher
beams, his pulse began to fail; bnt his
face was scarcely more haggard than
those of the sorrowing group OF states
men aud generals around him. His
automatic moaning, which had con
tinued through the night, ceased; IA
look of unspeakable peace came upon
his worn features. AT twenty-five min
utes after seven he died. Stanton
broke the silence 10y saying, Now he
belongs TO the ages Dr. Gurley kneel-
ed by the bedside and prayed feryently.
The widow came in from an adjoining
room supported by her son and east
herself with loud cutlery on the dead
body"
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-01

THE new law providing for the eX.
ecution of criminals by electricity, in
the State of New York, has just been
declared constitutional by the supreme
court of that State. The decision was
given on the appeal of the murderer
Kemmler, who had been condemned to
death under this law, and settles the
fate of several others The Judge in
rendering the decision concludes as fol.
lows: "The light of the scientific
evidence i'm this case is sufficient, as we
think, to remove every reasonable
doubt that the passage of current OF
electricity of certain determined in
tensity through the vital parts of the
body under chosen conditions of con
tact and resistance mustresult in instant
death. If the question were of the adj
visibility i'm the change of the mode of
inflicting death by capital punishment,
the discussion might be prolonged. AS
we are confined to the constitutionality,
we deem further discussion unneces-
sary. The order Diminishing the writ of
hsbeas corpus and remanding the pris-
oner must be affirmed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1890-01-01

whites have inflicted upon him has in
vited their brutal, insolent and tyran'
nical treatment H. instead OF taking
his chastisement humbly aud resign
eddy, the colored man begins shooting
back ahd visiting upon the white man
and the white mans family some OF the
terror and the horror he has had To
put.up with himself, it may lead to a
truce and ultimately 10 a treaty OF
peace. 1t is To be hoped that the white
people OF the South will learn this
dreadful lesson in It's simplest and
least harmful form, and not wait until
it is taught them in the blood-red les
sous OF Jamaica and San Domingo
Detroit JOufR0i.