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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14
LOCAE .AWD GEN RR.AL
We us BRIEFS:

Frank & CO.
Overcoats at redtued prites ut /.
Frank ~ Co.'S.
i,ati,As, the trunk you walt is at
/. Flank & Co.'S.
The Grady monument fund has
reached Sg), 900
For nice cap or fine hat, call
at l. Frank & Co.'S.
Ci!pt. Rawn was up froni Russell
the last Uf the week,
Just received ut I. Frank & Co.'S
full line of valises.
Hon. ji!ti. w. Crockett taine III
iiom Richmond Tuesday eveiiing.
The bill 70 allow wuihun to prac.
tice law was defeated in Tie Senate.
For Il first class silt of clutl!es
made to order, call OH I. Frank u
Co.
The Sthiinary anil High School
began their second terms with good
Attendance.
The iiew towns of Virginia, in tliu
Valley and in the Southwest, ai'e
enjoying IL happy boom seasoh.
xIrxe Senate has confirmed the
noiS@ation of Jhb. G. Watts lis
Unitpa States Marshall for this dis
trict.
During the year 1889 the Plea
hontas Coal Company Slipped
1.592,4S3 tons OF coal, ill increase
over 1883 Of 216,475 tons.
Buston & Son have just closed Il
trade tOf some nice fat heiters
For good tender steak and choice
roast, go to their Market Housr.
Capt. q. A. Fudge bought, Mon
day, Of Messrs. b. w. and j Stras
tile large furniture warehouse re
ruhtly erected by theni near tile dc
pot.
Tracts of land sultl ih Kansas last
week for $1,000, which two years
ago were bought Tor Sl,200,O00
How is that fuf an inducement to
young msll to go West.
The Hutse has passed. bill tU
punish merchants for selling to
boys under sixteen years old cigar
cites, tobacco in any form, pistols,
dirks or Bowie knives.
One thousand laborers are at
work 6N the double track of the
T,,sfsSr&1band Western between Rud-
inrtl aid Roanoke, anu thu work is
being pushed as fnst as possible.
The Senate has passed bills
changing the name of the town of
Goodson to Bristol, providing
charter for the same, and to estab
lish corporation court liz that city.
The 9th day in Roanoke a lie
gro and two mules were struck by a
train, and the negro thrown into
tree and the mules into Roanoke
river. The negro escaped unhurt.
but both mules were killed.
Tie repuftef accidentally saw
handsome and comfort inviting vii
low rocker which became the prop
etty Of Rev. Mr.. Southall through
the thoughtful kindness of lIes.
DANES Hargrave and Rawn.
Having found the credit system
d humbug. / have determined to
sell hereafter strictly for cash. So
when you come 10 see me, bring the
money. Respectfully,
e. v. Srotts.
Messrs. Chapman and Gillespie
have returned from Washington
city, whittier they had gone as at
torneys for Capt. Bowen in his con.
tesEagainst Congressman John A.
BuchNhan. The case was argued
beft the committee by Mr.. Chap
matKSr Bowen and Mr.. Buchanan
for himself.
The VanCes. who recently killed
Laws5n near Mouth of Indian, drew
tlteir revolrers upon Conductor
Gardiner in. payment Of their rail
road fares from Indian to Pounding
Mill, one day last week. Officers
sent to arrest them have so far
failed to fluid them as they had
been warned 10y friends to take 10
the woods
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

W IAaiNIk lin the Clerks Office of
V the Circuit Court of Tazewe County,
February z, A. D.. 1890.
o. M. Brown and others Complninants;
against
Thomas Hall and all the heirs ut law and
distributes of George Hall. deceased,
Except the Compliments, A. g. HILL ;Jr.,
and Robert HalD and whose names arc
unknown, Defendants,
In CdANeERY.
The object of this suit is to have parti-
ton of the lanf ~ the bill mentioned. To-
wit: "a acres lying in Burks Garden, Taze-
well C unity. Va, of which Lydia Hall died
seized and possessed, and to have tie same
sold and the proceeds thereof paid to the
parties entitled thereto, and to charge said
Thomas Hall with the rents and profits of
said land since he has held and occupied
the same and to apportion counsel fees be-
tween the parties And it appearing from
affidavit that the names of tho heirs md
distributes Of George Hall, deceased, ex-.
cept the Complaihants, A. j. Hail. Jr., and
Robert Hall, are unknown, as well hs non
residents of this State, ii is ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days after
due publication keroof ana do whas
is necessary TO protect their interest
in this suit; and that copy of this order
be published in the CffSCH VALLEY News
and posted MS required by law
Teste;
II. BANE HARArNN. d. @.
HENRY / GfAHAN, u. II.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14
Tho Er:sC ana MOST rOrUAAIt
t5e~'inE Thread or MODERN Times.
BUCHANAN, HARRISON s. co.

VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of the
7 Circuit Court of Tazcwell Co.mty, Feb,
rurry {. a. D., $500
q. NJ: Brown md otlierS Gcmtilainants,
Tiomas Hall i'll his own right and ns nd
ministrator of Lydia Hall deceased. and
the heirs and distributes of George
Hall, deceased, Except the Complain
ants, A, j. Hall. Jr.t and Robert IlulD
whose nnmcs nrc unknown,
Defendants.
Is CiASoERY.
The object of this sn,t is 10 compel
Thomas Hall TO account for the personal
estate of all kinds whatsoever That went
into his hnIftls ds administrator Of I,ydin
Hall, deceased, and to compel said Thomn.;
Hall to settle his administration account.
and to have ii distribution of tho Personal
estate of Lydia Hall; dec.Rscd, among the
parties entitled thereto. Aud il appearing
from affidavit that the names cf the heirs
and distributes of George Iftll, deceased,
except the Complainants, A. j. HILL, Jr.,
and Robert Hall. are unknown, MS well as
non residents of this State, il Is ordered
that they appear here within fifteen dnvs
nfter due publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect their interest in
this suit; and that copy of this order be
Published iii the CihNcIf VALLEY News and
posted rs required by law.
Copy--Tostc
II. DANE RARhAN, d. G..
HENRY GRAHAM, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

manila y. Jonner, Northampton,
.as.f writes Common gratitude i'm
- IN. TO acknowledges the great benc-
IS hrvc derived for my children from
.': Iise OF Ayers most excellent Cherry
ctnral. had last two dear children
rnin Group and consumption, and had
" greatest fear Of losing my only re-
'r,iniiis daughter and son. lis they were
iicsse. Happily, ] find that by giving
.eiu Ayers Cherry Pectoral, Oh the first
Tmfto?ns of throat or lung trouble. they
no relieved from danger, and are be-
ing robust, healthy children"
IN fife winter of fSS5 took n bad
ii which, in spite of every known
nrdy, grew worse, so that the family
'I'ysician considered me incnrable, sup
i".linR me to bo in consumption. AS q
lajt resort tricdi Ayers Cherry Pecto-
r'a, ind, in L short timGj the cure was
complete. Since Than have never been
witff6nt this medicine. / fnf fifty Years
of sys-. weigh over $50 pounds, and at
tribute my good health To the Use of
Ayers Cherry Pectoras" .Youkcr.
Snlonii y. j.
Last winter I contracted severe
COLI. Which by repeated exposure, be-
came quite Obstinate. ( was, much
troubled with hoarscncss and bronchial
irritation: After trying various fncdi.
zines, without relief, mt last purchased
a hpttle # Ayers Cherry Pcctoral. On
taxing this medicine, my cough ceased
almost immediately, and / have been
woii ever since. REV. Thos. B. Russell,
Secretary Hols;ou Conference md J.. +,
OF the Grcrnville District, N. L. c.,
Jonesbor0, Tenn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14
WHY COUCH,

~ ii';N n few doses OF Ayers Cherry
Gc;or;il will relieve you? Try it.
l.aeD il in tho house. Nnn ne lnilr in
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14


We desire to express our uppreci
alton of one good thing. at least,
which Senator Pia,t of New York
has done. Pl;,tt is bad riian, but,
as the ndnge goes, even the devil is
entitled to his due. Until this mach
iavellian manager of tho corrupt ele-
ment of Republican politics in the
Empire State (Which element eonsti-
tutes about three fourths Of the
wholt) appeared. there wds some
ground to fear tidt The city of New
York might, through the prodigious
efforts it was putting forth, secure
the Worlds Fair of 1889. The visit
of Cliauncey Depew to Washington
in that behalf had produced telling
effect st. Louis and Chicago were
clean out of the race, and New York
and Washington were the only com
petitors down the quarter stretch
At the critical moment Platt appear.
ed OH the scene, and Ito change the
6gure) put his finger in the pie by
attempting to make political job
out of the affair. fherenpon all of
the Democrats, and the honest mi
nority Of Republicans, rcvolted, and
a general disgust has pretty well
chilled out tho enthusiasm, that ex
listed in the matter This about
elimindtos New York frUm the con
test, did ens,tes Tie result Which
ought novet to have been in Doubt
that the national capital will he the
place for holding the international
exhibition of 1892. This is as it
should be, and we express our thanks
to MIR. Piatt for his part in the con
summation that was doyoutly to be
wished. -Lynchburg News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

Whea Baby was sick, ne gave her cAstoris.
when she ~ts Child, si,e cried fot Castoria.
'Shea sho Became Hiss, she chung to Cas.oria-
@.s.c she xse Children, she gave thsna CAs.oria
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-02-14

49, a. IS SAUNDERS
fall TRADE.
The public Ii called to q examinatien ST
THE NEW GOODS
IN BEAUTIFUL & LATEST Styles
Just bought F did arriving at my store at Tazcvol,o r.
They purpose in the world than to self Aud
that they might NIL be sold they carefully selected
and ought low. can and will -
SAVE MONEY TO THOSE BUYING FROM ME.
0fess Goodsy Stock of Dress Goods distinguished by It's
variety aud marked by it's of dul and tor
ufo The latest FIJI and Winter STYLES
Notions.Ti among unumcrabe articles embraces
every conceivable thing in Trimmings made especial.
y for each brand of lrcssg goods
Soes.This has already the soo stors
because of the immense hcrctofoiN handled,
During this will carry still greater variety
In Boots Shoes. and at prices below oompoitloa.
Hats-A how asns meet tho change in syosr All
furnishings. Furnishing great variety. shrts
Collars Cuffs, Neckwea, Gloves. Hosiery &c
Underwear. every grade in Ills
greatest pofusion and costha tho material
making
M-IIjLINE1RY W
;1s. wis .s 'a ;ss. "n.s . as:.a s;na'
~ fW61a8 aa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
MINING STOCKS.
THE TREASURY MONTHLY STATEMENTS


Tuesday. Dee. ?-p. IN.
The monthly Treasury statements show receipts
for the month of November Unloading 'p"slS "I
local money for redemption of National BANK notes.
S3014j0l of S2s,9-6.125, against Trc'iP'S '"'
November. 1859, exclusive of deposits Tor I"
demption of National bank notes. 500 'l'''''-
a decrease Of Sl.>0oooo, principally du' '' d"
decrease of 81 .4O0.000 in the amount oil customs
receipts >.
The expenditure in November Including -,
1OqGs4 paid for redemption Of National "'HN
notes amounted 10 Si2,51Uo22, Against S-'''''-
lbs in November. 1889, exclusive oil "''N ""''
rcdcIuption-an increase of - ',-"p'''o' Wil,'
paIy due To an increase OF SI"oVU''"U III "'
pension payments. $@,00o.ooo IN ihc ''H ANA
miscellaneous 100000 III the Navy "I" '''
items of bank note rclcmptions referred 10 ''I"''.
For the five uontLs-Iuiy To November 60
the receipts Including S7,o22,'l" ir-I "'N'>
deposited for redemption OF surrendered Nh'i"i'.
bank notes were - o6,9i2643, against I'''lP''
for the i've months of l->o. which ali not include
the dcpos.is for National bank notes, : I''..i"--
oo3-on increase of 23.GUo.0oO, cur pinrip'II!
T., AN increase Of Sl4400,O00 from customs .
ii zoo. 600 from internal revenue ana 10 the
credit Of deposits Of legal money for the rrI''ir
,ion Of National bank notes not nc.ndrd I'D '-'
settlement for 1859: the miscellaneous, receipts.
which iucludc the s,iguora-c on the mint coinage.
were S?300.uoo less thi, year IMAM IN 49,
principally due to tine higher prices para I"i S''''
The General public debt Ni1lcl-'hl H"""a ''t
ircr.,., far tlc month of \oNrIln". DID iN' Toy"
debt less cash m the Treasury, S''i''', -'' .
simply means That tie H"itA I'''lP' '''' '.''
equal by that amount t"r 'I'"'3 Z"
particularly pensions. winch "I Tie u..'
we're accruIn-. Since my
debt. less cash in te Treasury, mas Ore.
reduced Sl14739.234: and Yet mon-i-I ''' 10
] ,,liffe4l pcou !nlSiS lUNNi -T'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
Railroads.
NEW YDkk CENTRAL


Trains leave rs ioilo"si
BIO 4. M.eFAST NAIL. For. Albany, Utica, SYRACUSE
1000 A. M.-CHICAGO VEsIIBULE LIMITED due
1880 A. M.-%Esifi.RHN DAY EXPREss Daily excep,
1900 Noon.-soUTHWEsTERN vESTIBuLE LIN.
tiED-Due Cincinnati 10 90, indianapolis IL ~ a. H.,
4.5o i. M.DSokiiHiT SHORE vEsTIBULE LIMITED
Due at Detroit at 9:l5 a. NJ, Chicago 90 D. H. next
900 r. Mast WESTERN EXrREsS,-Dae Chicago
GpC"1q 10 p x 81 IosE2TEEAL RND Bup
tALO EXPRESS. 800. .,,,c,co 10
fRtSS-Duc indianapolis II 20 p. M mex Day, II.
r1S l2Ii' oP }SerWgrpG,p porGuKEEPsIE RHINE
6Iif - cRiSGs f6S5 hND mtbS5l- :5 1919
tn - a. m 70 49, @:35 - p M also i9r or rcggh
p m. for Garrison, CWest Point, 7:i5. III ~ NJ,
80 80 49, pot -, - p ,o.o,
noon, ~ 80 300, 80 6.oo 1921 30 9l5 p m.
T SS5a d g. 2 B. 20 30 H. s % 5 IL
UTICA AID SYRACCsE-t7: -, 40 900, 10 q
a. ~, Il 90 noon 80 100, 30 5;l' D. m'' ~ 20
RociiEsTEE-oIO, 1000, 1920 a. m, 70 100 noon,
2G 80 80 D. 2 9 80 "a no nE r % noon 80
YI&G1RA ffAiLSpDo:!io 1000. 10 80 a. NJ, 20
Ab aqGo 80 M G2 r. 2 yB oxrREAL-7
AUhirt H. M ng 70. 10 90
nrRSs 81 u LIS VIZ nAhF% g T bf9isiox-
III 10 a M. = 20 ,. No..
ce For slSsn and e "a s. s c car 'y a Gran!
parS Place - We: l25th-st ana l3stat station Now
or4ayc f. D. Bro5Si3n and 100 ad-oa--t jersey Nv
hots snd re.id,i1cc, t6f'ush 70 destination.
Daily except Sunday. 2Daiy except Saturday
. Above trains except those leaslne at 70 1000 a ~
10 90 noon > 80 30 3.55. 50. so o o. No
59d z 20 T TofHcfFaY stop q ro 2 b S12
General Manager Gen1 Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
STOCKS MAKE GAINS.
4 STEADY CLOSING.

MATERIAL ADVANCES AFTER AN IRREGULAR
OPENING.
SALES At THE STOCK EXCHANGt~DtNEMBEk =
BONDS AND BANK STOCKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
DEN N S " " q N 1 a
l RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER NOVEMBER %, 1890,
Tai - - .. ~, t,-h.o-o.o,J ror,i,,d,
s,,c as aF e ston' loot an"
''vo =, IA. aim nh t4oI ~ LlS i2r the cielhi
6:20 ~. Columbus 80 a. m., Chicago 300 y. H..
SHd ~ Louis p ~. neAt al; CoNl, w., = Dr. ,yf
Niam -loit Loc4 iisei ana Remove eA.'V y. S'A'J'
L0iOO A. M mr. hon.h ~ bi SShLSAtD ~
DfS"lnk ana g'1 ,.s'i 2 l-' ,,t. IA 7ya..
ana ODs ana ,vt.,,i,a. fo bo,5 ~, -
s.SnoSrgaG,' b,rb snop 6IS and iii , Vol 49,
iae.e7 .atu, ny o0ct Ifebted Iv -t,,',.r , 4
1e9cs OF ectri. rbts. ArTycs nat 10 AID
,.on ,i, - LOUIS CiicAGO AND CINCINNATI
%'OO T. u. I,nlir,n V..t.ue stepping Dni9y
EAPphsttttsds6ba 70 81 Louis ~. ag5 and Cnciana.r
ps..dtg'f 6ic1 Sow lors - Columbus. Arrives Cln
7.io p. r.. M diy .r,.... -.
6,:IO Z. M.-IHE - - XXI ,isSo i)r all p n.s -
Vet North" ~ q. u Ho--i"''~ pullman be-tbuis
Seplng car W. OK o l'f lur-, -. Louis, Cni.s-o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
LOUISVILLE. ST. LOUIS AND TEXAS.

LOUISVILLE ST. LOUIS AND TEXAS.
Fourth week in Nov ..-..... S9,2o3 @4i''i'
Jan. / t. Nov. 80 .-.... ..-.---- -'''''''
,..-,.. ., ,.rn. ora oo6 o37
tourth week IN Nov. s3l oi9 s32 9j2 go oS3 90 ~?
Ian / 10 Nov 30. -.. I. lO2 3O3 1140.5i5 lS"-'o-1
LONG ISLAND.
Month Of Nov....-. s24013 $ot- $50 T5 20 h3S
Ian / 10 Nov 80 -..- 3,i9S .574 81, 1913 44-f'1Eo
EXPORTS OF MEICH ANDISE FROM NEW-fOkh'
tsss 1890 1890.
For the week. $l2ss 33i Sll0I79o oTS sac a.
previously reported 2GS 6S3,325 33269sSi 3ls ooofb+
Total since Jan. ls27197 $50 674 s32in,Ioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

The foregoing shows that the net cash III the
Treasury vaults is $ii,l~i 06s less than II was 4
vcar AGO: the Issue of silver currency IN Inc
t,yrlye months has Amounted 10 over Sil 1000
Ndd thc two amounts together and this gives an
evanston Of legal money in general cnrhIitIoll
of over Soj.0uO,00O Tor the twelve months
against a contraction Of bank notes.
Oj6716 Where is this new money? let STOCK
speculation answer Tor a very large part OF H.
TIE STOCK MARKET.
The monetary situation both abroad and ~
home continues 10 develop Improvement A"I""I
fine improvcmrnt is more marked than II Is al
t,,c h,r,i,.. there what there was of anxiety
WAS oiuc g. natural causes. while ~ nome ~ Has
been and still is due - p1w'Iiul WihlP"'' ,"",'
Abroad the occasion Of the disturbances WI i'.E
compIchCudcd and tlc remedies ad'Plt" WIZ
more than equal to fh" crisis, NJ nome TIE HI'''
tior is mysterious and can br met onf h' % r.
turn of tire locLcd-up money Wirl t'!fu 'H'
mystery aad ,ilil holds aIl financial li''' ~
on tHc cd-c of an uncertainty. \ IT, "l wv
speculative l,cAcl-up money will ~ tie same
n',;cs and saving banks which were
,n, Which made money uy,icriou>lv disappear 49,
20 time when thc Treasury WIS 'ir. tI>ih- ll ''
,iu-lc month iu.oo0."'n ODD r>'rs- 81 I' I'' ''
The TING for the return of iI'i >lf, ', ,, I,,
,ncL.up must Dee when tie movement rom
tUc interior j, lr.clt I'm favor oi iiia eng
Them i'm some Wc,h when the experts "H I''
rurrruc, moNey.rut report cH 10 iI, '"'
If 3.ouo.ooo. tlc hluk statement ."iI I''.'
a. ..,Ir from the interior 81 ,onlc - ".'"'.'' .
and we GOD Shall hr commenting ou TIE uhPi''
Icutri reform m".riurni "l money ~ Co.. =, ~,
and Clic.,o. ire EXCHANGES already ur'r 'Fiit' IN
t.tor ot \.,. York, lui fir pr'mluu 0n N'"
Nor,, j., not set sufficient 10 >'ud currency '''
III. stool, market ris moruir- orc'cd about
ou ID l,.cl with I.>t ctcl'u- IS pr g.. .np = H W
aru.orcttc ul.t.atIon, were ire. II w. I.' "H.
.lc'a do u-' t.eir Wa l'IirNlI '.'''f "
-.I,t.J f,r ,.I.c, Delaware. l1rE'"i''' am
Western ,to.,, Was ~pccid frdH'", from ''
opcuiue ~ l25 D. declined o. l2h 'nd Iil'r >'I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
I, EuIGuNALLEY RAILROAD.

rNSSrNGIE TRN>s leave f.ot Of Cortland and
D'9' f., Si'tm.,on ,u4 iat ru..dlt. points.
: u. r.. f.r r.u.'A. i'.n. i.i' y '',t.r. Bpr1o
cav u, LYON and Ps.latn ar Z >"el' n,o' iild1".
w Ban ODD f,r NIu,h Chunk tut ll. mediate points.
i1a m f,. L. aud b. Junction aud intermediate points.
chair car :, MaH,l thgnN ,....,.. -
car u runkhannUcN. Connection o. l. adns and Harris.
40 D. u flr Flwm and principal int"rm,d!n" points.
Chair car u Wukbarle and Pulnh sleeper 10 Suspension
20 D. m for Pot,s.c Mauch Chunk aud intermediate
,,oi'.f- ,hlir car tu MlI,h tngnN
10 d. m Or Nauch Chunk and Intermediate points.
Connection {. lscadn. and Harrisburg.
n m for Geneva. Lyons. Elmra. Rochester. Buffalo
and H., West Pullman sleeper 70 Lyon, and Suspension
Budgc. =, - -,
Trains leaving a. a. M, II a m, T. n and 40
m cnnnro. Tor all points IA M,hauOy aud Haileton coal
'7 SUNDAY TRAINS.
n m FOR Nauch Chunk. laf cton and intor,nedia
uont. and If a M. for Shenandoah and intermediate
3 10 D. H. for Msuch Chunk and n,ctmcd1.. points.
n m Tor Geneva. LNun-. Eui1. Rochester. ELTalo
and the Wcst pullman sleeper U Lyons and Suspension
p'ue'' General Eastern Oflcr 235 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03
Proposals.

Y ~ Cty NoyomLer %, 0.-seaed proposals. in
d1lcate viii be received here until Il oclock noon De-
C.I her IL 1880 and then opened Tor supplying aDols
loo gallon u mineral oil. 49,, per sp Gn,aloh, 3a
-icdule which viii be furn sh On aIpi,ciCos 10 IN
fn,tlc production manulcture CONDITIONS OF 4lahy
uitoctufr, the duty room beng "qls lm. 10Y
-, rc,, rycs the right To- reject any or an prDpsils
,iu cnnt,irinr p,ooa-al- should b" marked Pro
r.,,i FOR Mineral on - and addressed T. ALEX. j.
irHRy 1T Quartcrm3st~r-H neral I. >. ~
nGo1o- FOR the erection of a Cavalry
| r,rr,ck-Onire ~ the Quartermastrr T. T. Miit@ry
,,d nv, w, Point. y. y. December j. 80 ->l q
N'' H. ti,i t. subject b. the usual conditions. IS y
~ rc,ri,cd his onl. nn'l T. o,"' men. %" l, 81
, "a. p.r plans and specifications o. h' -'.n r. th
@cc Tnco-. proposals 10 cn! 'Io." in'IHod FI'",A,
~ ~ NrITFR. Captain and \. . NJ. r. ; \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-03

Total sharos sold Tor The dy
CLOSING PRltI.s q. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-28
News Notes.

The proposal to increase the salary OF
the Governor of Massachusetts to $4,000 a
year strikes the Boston Herald as wise"
The bits Of carbon removed from arc
lights are believed by some credulous
persons TO have rheumatism-c curing quail
ties.
A farmer dug open a hole in the ground
near Buchanan. Mich, few days ago and
found FIVE skunks. rabbit, and three
snakes living together IN peace and plenty.
At Screven, Ga. a place of perhaps 15C
people, there are eight or ten young men
who are of manageable age. and very few
girls. The boys keep bachelors hall and
do their own cooking, darning, etc.
The Esquimsux of Greenland can now
boast Of newspaper. 1t ~ called the
Reader. and the editor thereof, one Lars
Muller, sets up and prints the paper. lie
also designs and epgraves the illustrations.
Some days ago q drummer tried to sell
whetstones from quarry IN ONO 10
Raleigh hardware firm. The hardware
man carried the drummer up to the State
Museum and showed him samples of whet-
stones from twenty-five counties IN North
Carolina-all better than his.
Major Thomas Howard is spoken of as
the Oldest ship-builder in this country,
since be Is In the ne-hundred-and-secon
year Of his age. He is also q veteran OF
the War of 1912, and since that time he has
always lived in Brooklyn. Mass. in winter
and spent his summers IN Bath, Me.
At Americas, Ga. last week two men had
a dispute over the number of hard-b boiled
eggs they could eat in minute, and after
much discussion stake was put up. Six
teen eggs were placed in front of each
Of the contestants. At the end OF the min
ute the successful man had dowped nine
OF bis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-28
buckingham County.
ELECTROMAGNETIC OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
DIANA Mills, Va, March 26. 1890.

Correspondence OF the tslCninoui Diopht'h'l
DIANA MuIs, Va, March 26.- 1890
The dwelling-house on the late MIR. |. ;.
Halls farm caught fire this morning and
narrowly escaped being consumed. 1t Is
supposed that box of dry chips that was
sitting near the hearth became ignitcd by
a spark from the fire. a small one having
been kindled early in the morning. When
the fire was discovered the box was in a
blaze and the room full Of smoke and very
hot. 1t was put out with difficulty, and no
injury was done to the house except to the
room and furniture in which the fire orlgi-
mated. The loss will not be serious, and 10
covered by insurance. II has been very
windy. and constant watch has been kept
up ever since, fearing that some spark
might remain and be kindled afresh.
The recent suspension of work on the
railroad will make much in favor of tho
farming interests III our community. Many
are engaged now with their teams on
their farms industriously trying TO make
up lost time. Many worthy. hard working
men will have to suffer serious hardships
from the failure, and Others who have
been furnishing supplies have to suffer in
the same way, III.