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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-03

A nice line of neckwear at Jenson's
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-03
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS

TA6GARr's DRUssToRE is open for prescription
filling night and day except Sundays, when IL
viii be open from 3 20 l0;s0A NJ. and from u TO
O'Clock P. ".
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-03
Town OF Troy

For Circuit Judge-E B. Bundy l23. r. II. Star
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-03

E l.. PERRIN,
L. Attorney at Law,
River Falls, Wis.
Office over Burhyte's store, MainSt-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-03

CMITH * VANNATTA,
- Attorneys at Law,
River Falls, Wis.
Office over Z. f. Dewitz's store.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1890-04-03

A Lin r. WELD,
n Attorney and Counselor at Law,
River Falls, Wis.
Office over Burnyte 'sstOre.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-17

Sp' SCRIBE 'or the IiAJol<
NoUSry i.EApEks
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-17

i've Chiu-cs ia; Hdr,cs
+ Y Hem -. n !. Bell,ny. FL K Boz
n. ID ! II AJ~rctt aHG n =.
Wa soi, N ia, aHd Real 10
tr-t A-gats
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-17

lc'. w f1tdh- W tNNH' i""-'0
vary nom -GliiHns and Jack
Pc1k about :, no feet, t. C~lrizu,
-. 2'D, hogul, l).03J, and sierra
bauoo. 1900
Tive rtpalstian 80 lie er,mt,
wss 5000 ia is>J. Hor abn.t 200l
rae towns other than Whito Oaks,
aro Lincoln, San Patrico. Picl'rn,
Wocd. Dowl,n's Mil. Gnlens, Rn>-
wcll. Sewn Hivct>, Three Rivers,
Bpmto. Nogal, Parsons and Look
.uut.
Two.tliras OF the county con
sist- OF fne grazing .iai4., mWnly
well watcrc,l, att ~t,hkci with
200, 900 head at vat,ir. an increase
pt 1000 pcr cont in > Vetr.. The
ingora goat has malc hi~ appear
ance in the n%ouHtaun ct Lincoln
county, and he j. here to stay. He
RANGES where nothing Use will. and
is OK eclinslv profitable to his
owner. There are but few sheep.
in the county, about 1j,o0c horss-
and mules, and burros. (Ahglia
Iarkasses.) like the sands OF the
sraShore 70" multitude.
On the Pcnasco, Ruiloso, Roni-
to, IIonlo, Seven Rivers, Black
River. and Pecos, there are the in
st of Agricultural lands. Fine
arms ilaye been opened On all
those streams. and upon them has
9een rrodnccd in exec ,,t;onsl quail
rs and qnan ity every f.rm pro
'nct> which II be raised at such
~ elevation. The eXpcrieacn OF.
itp late Chas.: Fritz -dcm0pstrated
lrit IArcom conrtv will profl1cc
H., abundance all the northern
Iruits. The agricrltu al interest is
= ady imp rtart, and growing -
Experiment. show that iii mos,
portions st tie county creps ear ~
Aiscd without irrigation.
Mines were first discovered ia
&c cuuntyi 1869. Nothing WAS
one in the way Of mining until
lcT9. Because ot lacA OF capital
ii A:s'.nc from CONF unic>';cr.
'ho mining industry languishcd un
II 1854 Now the product of No
al ANIL White Oaks districts is M
IMPORTANT part of the to'al gold
reduction OF the Territory at New
}5cXico. and thc prn<r ct " that
lat p aJaction will DC tre5.eI n
.39 ..
II G beet is MT great in Frm
uer. nnr is the cold excessive or
~ng continued in winter.
Our .rop'" IRE refined. culIiva'-
-, sprn, hos i,itahlo, and sincere
90 one cunning TO cast hts lot witt
'e need fear the lack ~f society, IN
.lrAcl, ~ it is - uccrptrll- an
leasing as any that I've left bcIin:
~tranr.rs are welcome. mare THAI
yclcomV, if t!icy come to sc!ue
r.cn Us
r;.e cosat, ,as On efficient i'ub
- ~c''",' ., '.c'''' "'''"T - "
'"'ltY superintendent ''" NE
-..1ctu.s Of incntl tao .cll 0i ulN-
lots o,rrrAx nticprfvfniiIc Of
..it ISL. d. .... IL opnrt'.n IN
- end the mr.a.r vii. bv
.re.t.r IN 1888 pubi.c.cntlIncut
YER. q icbyral expenditure Of
abiic ,nanoy lar cduc.tlonai pur-
,.ses. ana ruvit4 liberality can
relied anon to make god any
.ajcicac;es. There are ro .iaau
-rantsn in Line In county,; $50
'orfil octinus sro.c, Ing out It's
sntaelas H. crush onr people; no
Chinese G.qeou 10 we ken houcst
IisAor. Oar every citizen is free
and a lover of. freedom. llsrc
her. is no alliance between rolig.
.ap. ualitie. and nlanliness. Man
I'll. 1:. E,t g..
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-17
our mines 10 WORKING satlsfac

Wa SOL. N. ia. aHl Real 10
't.t A-eatS
7ur mines .io working satl.f.c
Nil, and re b.ye ons 70 siam
~l5,r,u m o~.n.atton. also iIun
f,,,.r C,.nt.ifn mi mtl,s and l.
ran oold min.
T,,. src,t U,nest,keGo,dN
.r, Unto y ~ a. H.. centre
- 80, an 5r,an MON are (.
d-,n m,nns c,s devNloned.
N,,..st aJio min th.touu. On III
\ a xh,u.t.,l~ nine. 4,
,.;,a ,1,n h.tuu ness /,
+,., r,,r l.,
"a. 49,, 80
b..
.s.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-05-17
TRAVELLING IN SPAIN.
LIFE rs seen FROM TIE wlhooWs
or A RAILROAD CAR.

4 rca-sr;s fi-rp Er i~;nr'c-T.'c uo-.
.r- 81 orrr--ao s!ash.sd'- inevi-
,ir C.s,sc,so-A Chat with a Jolly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
A FRIGHTFUL. CRASH.
AN EXCURSION TRAIN DAsHES iNTOA
slOE-TRAcKE0 FREIGHT.
Causcd by n Brakcman's Stupid Biundcr-
Two Persons Killed and Five Injured.
The Wreck Cleared.
rsnoc,,l telegram TO the pIsps.ch.l

fSncrfal
1vxcupuRa. VA, July ii.-An excursion train
from Richmond On route TO the Natural Bridge
passed through this city Sunday morning aud a
number Of passengers stopped over in this city
Tho train waa com posed Of three coaches and n
haegsge-car on its upward trip. and whom IL re-
turnsd ut night it had four empty coacles,
which had been picked up on tho route. Tue
train ,et, hare for Richmond ut 103J shortly
Ss,cra mo train renche1 Gladstone, about
tyenty-etght miles east OF This city. Freight
Train No. - had been sIde-tracked 10 iot the ex-
cur.on train pas. After the freight hsd passed
in on The siding Conauc1'r - y. w eI', D.,
the switch and called 70 btaKeHah heyhoios 70
come ald lock the switch.
THE FATAL DLUSDER.
REYNOLDS not not cling that the switch was
closed threw il hack 20 its former position ana
locked n. thus opening the switch Tor ne eAcuf-
sion train 10 run in on. Inc excursion Ualn
came and instead o: passing along on the main
track dashed In on ne Ifeien' sfsl, a,u 'o w.
engines came together With frighiul crash.
wrecking both engines and badly damaging the
baggage-car and two cOaches.
KILLED.
The following persons we're killed and Injured:
W H. Hot. engineer. bruised so badly about
the head aud body ihat lie oied before morning.
negro tramp, name unknown, crushed 10
death.
INJURED.
James Y. Turner tEhiiel, extra fireman, badly
Cut aud bruised.
". q Miller white. painfully about head.
T. Shaw icoorral, right wrist slightly spralned.
Three other parties received slight scratches.
Drs. Walker, DillGrf. and X. o. owen Of tnls
CITY. went down % the wreck and did all In their
power for the re- ef o. the dying aud Injured.
Tho wrerktnC-cars we're soon put ~ WORK and
the exc i0nisis were abie 10 proceed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

his dsurhtcr, M,S Bertha; aged eighteen. by
eating her throsI Had the knife gone about
the sixteenth part Of an inch further he would
have succeeded On saturday night ne wonIa
lob n knife into the door and tell tho family that
thai was The way he Intended to tx them all.
lie firsi made lunge at his son, younr man.
AID his sister went 10 her bro'hors aid. This so
incrnsed Bennett that he caught her by mo
throat and sad. III fx you" He then drew
the Knife across hor throat Bonnet 10 confined
Ia fail lie i hard case, whilo his VIE ana
children are much thought OF and respected.
BOLD BURGLARS.
Whom W. Fl. Lipscomb 6 Co. closed up fheir
grocery house saturday plgnt they bcicVeu
everything 10 be all right, but yesterday morn
Ing they were notified that their rear door was
open. ON an examination IL was iornd thst
party had been locked up In the store ana mao
carried oil hams. aour, bolts OF cotton, ana io'
OF tho nncst shoes. There " no ciue !" u,s
thieves The Me.srs. lipscomb estimated heir
loss between one aud two hundred coiierA
NEGRO RIOT.
I'm Jnokson branch, n suburb OF the city, no.
tween and o'clock on sunday morning inc
negroes got up riot among thcnseiscs IN
witch pistols. rocks. and sticks playeu pronl'.
ueut part A gang Of young negro DUCKS went
10 the branch 10 attend n party, ana altcr pc
coming nied they started i0. 10 clean OUT INC
residents. A Gght ensued. when piston "efs
brought tnto play. samuel White, col0red
man who was engaged in throwing out OK ms
house some OF the gang who mad broken III, ~ss
shot ia the right shoulder aud another plstol
was fired IN his face burning his forehea1 WIN
nowder. More than a hundred shois we're hreI
apa the houses rocked generally. Warrants are
out for tho arrest Of the parties
pUTCHrR's STRIKE.
panyilie tutcnerr are ON Strike. ara AZ tic
sfails we're closed io-Gsy. 1hey threaten 70 Keep
closed for the bals3cs ~ tue week ana Iurnlsn
~ cilfyens no fresh meats. one OF the butchers
charged with selling unsound meat was arralened
b.fore tho Mayor and noed. and under hanFlle
law sentenced 10 Eve days IA Jail Tho buichcis
fe.t seetn- 10 be 20 try and force the Counci 10
nnoui II, and this law and sentence IA tho cause
of shutting up the stalls ard not furnishing no
peopla with noa'. his ]. very haf1 "hefe "
person Is found 10 have meat IN Case Of sickness
snt no one can tell Just yet whcre or now inc
matter may end. .,
THO motion tor new trial made by counpel
for COlies hcirs sgainst james g. Fenh huu ~
~ pitlrerald WAS Withdrawn to-day without
a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

Unsurpassed In appointments, table and genc-
raj attention. Terms lees, for tho sceo'nmOda-
tons, entertainments, ana anuseniehu slson,
than al any resort Of its prestige In the United
states Music twice Il day by tho celebrated
Fort Monroe Band: nightly hops. Safest and
most dell ghtfui surf bathing on the coast: good
senca OF foreign and American ships-of-war;
daily inspections, drills. parades. cannon and
rife target-prsctice. A broad expanse OF salt
water surrounds Old Point Comfort, hence there
are no land breezes, no malaria, no hay fever.
no oppressive heat The evenings are delight
ful. ana the nights cool and refreshing. The
most charming 10 marine yiers IN the world. Send
for descriptive pamphlet. IN. tiNh,
10 elsa, Su, lux Iht>el manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
OPENING DTrEBEEp.

The vestry Of Grace kpiscoIM churvh nA.o ,S.
-,das not 10 open tho upper portion OF the
church for public worship until October. Inc ,,,
sdInce has not only been enlarged but greatly
Improved on the interior But all OF tho HUSH
- daamed tho wiser course 20 deter Tue re-
onsnins until after the summer vacation
Tho Attucks Guards. a colored miituty c Gun
pany OF Richmond. came over 10 our 'i'y ln,o
mornine on an excursion. They are tho fur3ts
Of the Petersburg Blues and Guaf1s. sn1 "ere
taken ont 10 Granite Grove. where nlliIteiS
drill was had and q dance given ana toltosh
menis served 10 their honor. me crown a. '"o
grove Was very large during the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

'uanY Z Daily t.'rf sunday.
sluPriNe-PLAcat
Sos. u. q, - 81. ANS max, I'D s,9pa N't
q aut "a srD % agl1l as Nlnrha'i. n
DreWry's Hur. Centrslal. alt tnefier s.. D
sf0r- az Chester. hos si. 50 1. Or i. f., 30 aAi
50. Will stop ~ all stations llr I4ftelsrr.
PCILNAN-CAR ssRS.t
On Trains Nos "a AM % Soc aiI, -'lrs n''v'el
New YORK aLi Tampa. FIs Ei4 Je'fsl Ifl''h
on Trains NOS Ia aui ~ s.8opilg.-t'f hHIs 90
Hashingtou aul Charleston. Qu Train So ,r
eieouipx-c.rs tetfsan MasIlrsi ana 10 a.
sougllle, On Irsin NJ. - .."f. lus-rars boz
tween Ja,ksonvll. q and NeN York
Thg ONLY hLL-kAIL LASS ~ n9N' DIX
r,csnon,is.ll''.E.5YAM. so-'lls.,.-....:.ss M
Richmond H. NJ nor, .E..... l D. n.
Norfolk .......',.lgA. u. Rehln1lf.. ii 3. n.
NoffolE go - NJ. k!enno. Do. 90 b. A.
sac trains leaving klchmolf RI. I'D A.. h. ana
Norfolk AZ Z l.. "a. ara elIi ffaluf r'tFr' b
thes- iEn point, ana 90 nri fl ihIpif b
vithout change ot cars close CONF. ct1rf 80
al.o made a. letarsb ~ ty ih8 a.. b. q. taa
from cichmond anl tls s.l A. n. uraia ns,a
main. leaving Roam nt ~ si A. ~. al
if.sJ p 81. and arriving 80 Richmond 10 ifh b.
N ana sos T. ~ maEs cleo connection a.,
Ps,er,5urg - ami from fafmu.ie. lgn,nDlrE
and southW sstern ioint.
K a. sCLLY. slpern isrisaS
r 7 T.. hTkRA General sup -iutf4iel-
7. n. kgsasON. General fAsi5ls5f A-aai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VAL
Y UABlE REAL ESTATE ~ JAMES CITY
COUNTY. NA-By virtue ~ 4 decree o. the CIR
cult Cours of Sire county ~ James city ana me
city OF Williamsburg. catered on the IAN Gay or
May. 1880. 10 he SUIT Of hubbard and ks.clihe
~. AdolGhus Doddlns personal representative
and others. Nil sell on the
sTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER. ls21.
Chat being County-Court day ~ the front door
Of the courthouse in ihe city - Williamsburg.
all the unsold LAND belonging % The " Ash-
land tract or land which = FIVE HUNDRED
ACHES more or less. Tho Ghes2lease and
ohio railway runs through this tract 90 land, the
Diasconi depot Is on portion n the land for
mer!y belonging % said tract, AMI u about on,
hundred yards from the fwolhng-h0use. About
one hundred aud twenty-five acres are arabic;
he balance - thirkiy set 10 Young OAK oni pine,
contiguous % water a good opportunity - Of
ter eli for investment
rgRAs: one hundred dollars cash: the balance
on 3 credit of SIX Aud twelve months, notes With
approved security welying the homestead will 10
required, title retained until tle whole Of tho
pur,haso-mOney Is paid.
for further particulars ~ 90 location, &c. ap-
piy % subscriber A. Co title Co Judge Is. L. Hon
ley, attorney conducting the suit. ~ lishuoot
POs.-Oflce, Va ii. b. NAkkkN,
Special COmmissiouer
T0AsO, VA. July :, 1890.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
Hotel Phystctan.
NCEAN-VIEW HOTEL.

This well-Rnown SEASIDE RESORT Is now
open TO The public. hight miles from Norfolk.
BATHIN0 unexcellod, perfect security, no un-
der.ow, free from shells fiSHlNG-Ihe nnest
an the Atlantic coast; boats with ell equipment
suppled. The JENKINS TRANSFER COAPA-
ny In Norfolk, will give special attention 10 our
guests Address ,,,s,,
my a9orn Ocean Vie 5, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
VA. weATHeR-cRoP BULLETIN. NO. 8,
Based on Reports from Volunteer Crop
Corresp6ndents, Week Ending July ilth.

pascd on REPORTS from Volunteer Crop
Corresp6pdents, Week Ending July 18th.
The high Temperature Of first part OF week
vas followed "Wednesday night by aeciaeuiy
cooler. There was generally EXCESSIVE sunshine
and no rain. except In eastern section hght ram
on 9th, with destructive haiI-siorm south OF
Richmond that date. Corn and tobacco geo
orally improved. but all crops and especially
garden truck, need rain. Graes IL being cut an1
secured In nne condition. ana averages we'll
Dat crop IL generally iaienoT. put Is pong
harvested In good condition
REMARKS OF SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.
Lynchburg No rainfall Rain Is much need
cd especially for gardens. Normal rainfall i"t
week would DO about or inch
Marion No rainfall Corn and grass need
ting rain. Oats not good
Wytheviile: Rainfall 0C2 on the sth, Crops
All need rain.
salem. No rainfall The no, and dry sun
shiny weather Ia telling unfsvorSp.y on all the
crops except In river bottoms tood crop vi
hay has teen saved In good condition.
Dale Enterprise; kainisil Gi2 on me aih. nay
crop being rapidly cut and cd Weather hot
and oppressive, but cooler today
staunton; No rainfall Corn aud vegetables
needing rain Farmers busy securing wheat
and grass Oats not harvested yet and signtly
improved. Fruits almost eniire failure
Summit, Rainfall below average Oats being
harvested, but are light Corn and tobacco DONG
well, but need rain badly.
Danvilie: No rainfall Dry, hot weather ana
sesence Of dew has been injurious 10 AL crops.
Fall Greek Depot: No rainfall. Dry, hot
weather has injured corn and tobacco. Oai crop
harvested and only about a third oil average,
and OF poor yield and quality.
Aspinwsll: No rain. All crops needing rain.
Oats Interior.
Prospect: The clover has improved. Gate and
tobacco looking well, and inc stand OF To-
bacco.
No,toway Courthouse: Rainfall o.o7. All crops
Kschmopd Rainfall Ola Rain is needed for
Al crops
Petersburg, Rainfall 0.57. Corn and pea
nuts ere doing we'll In this county. Vegetables
IN Shis vicinity are suffering for rain. The hall
storm OF the 9th DID some damage 70 the cora In
Chesterfield county.
kpottsville: kaiufaii 2.e0 In two DAYS De-
sesaetive baii-storm and i75 inches Of rainfall
~ this part OF county on afternoon OF sth. Crops
generally doing we'll, though badly damaged In
use Of the storm.
emithnoid: Rainfall 046 In two days. The
bot sunshiny weather has been injurious 10
growing cropa J. n. SrEgS, observer;
LynchDurg, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
AUCTION sALys-This Day.
AUCTION sALEs-This Dsy.
ByN. w. Bowe
enr
II. Seldom Taylor & Son,
Real Estate AGctioneors.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
LARGE QUANTITY
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND CNIN-
PROVED REAL ESTATE
BROAD STREET NEAR BROOK AVENUE
AT AUCTION.

BY virtue Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. decree
the undersigned special commissioner Will
cell by auction. on tho pre- Iilse., respectively,
10 the order named below, on
TUESDAY, July IS, 1890,
beginning promptly nc > O'Clock J.. W. the fol-
lowing MOST DESIRABLE UPPER CENTRAL
BKOAD-srREEr EEALTY-to wit:
/. That BRICK STORE with DWELLING
above. No. . east Broad street now and Tor a
long uns occupied by T. busch as a b0ttling es-
tabl-hment Fronts about ,, feet by good
depth 20 a paved Glley.
> That BRICK STORE AND DWELLING No.
6 east Broad street. second door east Of the las.
above mentioned, occupied NJ G. 4. saunders,
fronting 2l4 feet 70 said alley.
3 VACANT LOT adjoining and west OF the
first above mentioned house. wi n front OF "
feet more or less. and running tack 20 tho alley.
4. That BRICK STORE on the north side OF
Broad street between Adams AMI Jefferson
being opposite the Masonic Temple square aud
occupied by Onesty anu others. On the alley In
the rear. which IL paved. are two framed tone
ments rented separately This property fronts
30 ieeL
This sale offers an unusual oppor unity to in
vestors. The property opposite the Masonic
Temple square rents we'll, and the residue of
the property being Just cast u The mouth OF
Brook avenue. which brings into Broad street Al
this point largo ami valuable trade, and being
opposite the square which Cohen AZ Brothers aud
Levy & Davis are or soon viii he o., has an un-
usual value for north-side Br0sd-sireet pro-
perry.
TERMS: One third cash: balance ~ SIX,
twelve. and eighteen months Tor notes with III
terest aided aud title retained.
". II. SANDS.
TkkSlON COOKE,
r. \. CANNON,
NIL CARTE Tx.
Special Commissioners,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
ATTACKED BY A BULL
mr. cRowpeR KNOCKED DOWN, FIVE
RIBS BROKEN, AND INJURED.
Destruction in Surry County by Hall
Valuable Records of n Bcnevoient
observation-disclosures Oppo-
slng Iangston.
uorrc.nona.ncc o, the Richmond Dispa.cni


PyrEnssuRo, Va, July IA. 1890.
Mr.. c. c. Crowder. aged sbont seventy yeHrs,"no
IA the manager Of the farm Of Supervisor IL. a.
Young IN Prince George county. was atsscsea
and very severely injured on Saturday evening
By a vicious Jersey bull. Five OF his rlos were
broken and no was cut and bruised and prooa-
Div intern ally injured. The cattle were neihg
drivcn up by q hoy and Mr.. Crorder a"emploa
10 open the cato to admit, thesu 10 tho pen. ihe
bull. which was OF the head OF tho drove, maze
plunge at tho Old gentiemsp kn" h,nk I'M
hown and forcing me cato on ct its hlhses ugon
him. Thia probably saved hie mo. plyslvia u
frem this CITY was called in 20 renGet ncdicNl ~
ieni,on. II is feared that M. Crowde' ih1 u''e'
are sorious
DEVASTATING HAIL.
r,s learned that the hailstorm when ewep.
. hnf mile track across portion OF suifY
county lac. week destroyed nearly ever! ,ulns sn
N. path. The corn wss cut down hs eIosn ~
though 70 hsi been cut with scythe hnu tne
foliage was stripped from the trees. Tue SUI. v,1
uent IA male that the hail came oo"p u. ~,
,zcs aud shapes-in blocks a. wen Ss pa,is, ny,
Of a thickness that did injury 70 every ,n'ns :,
struck. cOlored man was quite seVoIey - 49,
before he could get beyond the ransV y. ~, 80
stones Two fne colts belonging u M ne' 80
Gva,hmey we're 90 badly inlure' os INV """
hat IL is thought be will lose them DOVE. -.
Mr. Thomas Jones, aged ABOUT SHY senIe'
Gied al his residence on New s1fo.. -.
Se had been an Invalid and ia oocihns "e"''N
fOx I'm.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15
N,HE HYGElA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.

nny92-2n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-07-15

Tho odd. Fellows OF inis city will erect s5''VOo
block OF buildings on their properly on ,he ea''
side OF sycamore street, and viii cominehcs
work as soon a. tho plans have been yeiIo. !,
DELAYS them. As heretofore stated the bl'fh
will have three large stores fronting on Syca-
more street, a splendid theatrical nan 70 s." !
1900 people, a hall for The espeelal Us - ai.
Cid-fclows aud n hall for use ~ other seer ~
orders. The entire block VIII tie neh'eu uy
stean, and will have all the modern coh'e-
niences for comfort and elegance.
The remains Of Mr, W. y. Hon arrived he' .
,,rro picbUond this afternoon and were met IS
The depot by a committee Of Red Men Hnd t,Een
ont 20 Maloaco for burial. The deceased nus nus
many relatives and friends here, VINO are
rreyod over his sad and sudden death'
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BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctloneer.
ONCE No. 1910 east Main street

BY Jas. Macdougall, Auctoneer.
ONCE No. 1910 east Main street
TRUSTEE SALE OF THE ENTIRE
i FACTORY AND STOCK OF G. N. ANGLE
on THE SECOND FLOOR OF No. 1910 EAST
CARY sTkEE1.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust
executed 70 tho unGers gnel, trustee, by Charles
ri. Angle on tie 81 day o. July, 1890, duly re-
corded in the CsrE's onlco OF the Richmond
Chancery Court, / shall proceed 70 sell at public
auction, on the premises, on
WEDN ESDAI, July 10, iS0.
az n o'clock a. NJ, II large assortment OF HA-
yANA. -UNATRA, ami sEkD-LkAf TOBACCO,
used for the Manufacture Oi cigars and cheroot9
\ lot Of menufac 'ursd CIGARS and CHEhOOl -.
LABELS, BOX -. MOULDs. IRON SAFE, FIX
TCRE-, and FUkNlTUkE--in fact, everything
contained Ia tho promises a. conveyed IN sad
deed.
The attention OF the trade and others Is re-
specially invited 70 this sale. as Is presents =
nrst-class opportunity 10 shy one desiring 10 en-
gage In this KIDD OF business.
IERAs: Announced az sale.
WILLIAM tLh0ENhEIMER, Trustee.
JAS. NAcDoUGALL Auctioneer ~
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pANvIlLs's DesPsRADOES
Hrsak Loose and Hold High Carnival Sat-
urday and Sunday.

lspeciss telegram 70 the Dispatch.
DANvilLs. VA. July A-wbether owing 10
tf,s hot weather or not Tho iawlcss element Of
DsuvtlIe tried 70 Guido issen Saturday aud sun
dsy. There were robberiss shooting, and a.
tempt Of murder. all occurring on Saturday
pssht and Sunday mornins. Lin wood Barnes. q
vissss boy eleven years Of ago, raised wiadow.
went into O. W. Bstefnan's store and robbed the
proprietor u fl5 worth Of jeweiry. Hs was
caught In the place
"fIL FIX You."
Rufus ". Bennett, white man about fersy..
H sno1 = agGA RaAde aRatfAapk a. ~ Ma q
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A UCTTON SALE OF 4 NEAT COT
"A TAGE WELL CONSTRUCTED AND IN
NICE REPAIR on NEWTON STREET. N
WOODvlLLF. on MECHANlC>FILLE ROAD.
HALF MILE EAST OF THE Clli.-Me Will soil
BY auction, on the promises. on
TUESDAY. July IS. 1890.
az o'clock p. NJ. the above PROPERTY. The
HOUSE l. new and viii make pleasant home
10 any one only having u small amount 70 invest
The LOT has a front OF 80 ieeI with depth OF
i40.
TERMS: At sale.
DENOON, TUPPER s. CO.,
iyIO AuctloneeTs.