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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
BY n. w. Bowe.
Real Estate Auctioneer.

VALLIUlAABlBLdEz wv, WEST 81 ,xDi BRoAD;
FRANZ BUILDING, No. 81. THEREON. on
NORTH SIDE or BROAD BETWEEN SMITH
AND HENRY STREETS, AT AUCTios.-l will
sell Dy auction, on tho promises, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II. 1890,
ats O'Clock p. NJ. the LOT above referred 70.
beginning % ALP feet east o. cmith street AID
frontnKg3 2.i2 feet on Broad street. with an
alley ~ feet wide in the roar
The rapid westward march OF business on
Broad street, the magnificent buildings recently
erected and now being erected only lev
squares distant from this LOT, the steady sn1
solid growth OF Richmond and her business es-
Adjustments ought 10 commend this properly
ms an excellent Investment To the judgment OF
every businezs-man who compares tho late
past with present values and the future outlook.
A purchase here means large pronE 10 the
near future.
TERas: Liberal, and at sale.
nos n. W. BOWR, Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
Love and Money.
Judge.

Judge.
He said OF know I am poor and
Helen is rich. but she loves me aud Is
ready to overlook my poverty"
She said "John is a good man, ana
have enough money for both. Love
without riches is better than marriage
where there is no affection"
And the world said aftorward, IN n
whisper: Poor fools Money will al
yays bny love. but / understand he has
TO ask several times before he gets fifteen
cents"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
by X. d Chain & Co.,
Real Estate Aucgionoers,
no. l north Tenth street.
rTRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF

VRUSTEES' AUCTION SALE OF
4 HOUSE AND LOT on TIE NORTH LINE
or MOORE STREET MAR NORTON STREET:
Lot FRONTING 20 FEET AND hUNAINg
BACK 100 FEET TO AN ALLEY.-By virtue 81
two deeds OF trust, tbs frs; dated May T. 1910,
aud the second dated May 3. $50, recorded re-
spoctiyely IN deet-book 40 y. page 3l3. AMI
decd book TAO q, page 3i5, Richmond Chsncery
Court clerks Office, and a. the rogu' 81 Of Dene-
nciaries. default having been made IN psymsnt
Of debts secured. we will sell by pubic euetion,
on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. NOyHnBsR ~, 1870.
At o'clock 2. NJ, THE PROPERTY described In
said deeds IS "sil that lot 81 land with i'm
proyements thereon. lying AMI being In tho city
OF Richmond Va, on tho north line Ut Moore
street beginning at point on the northern lins
OF Moore street ono hundred ana nve feet sik
inches east ~ IS intersection with the eastern
lins Of Norton street. thence running eastward
and along Moore street and fronting thereon 20
feet and xlondtng back norihgSrd from SAIL
'front.' between parallel lines, 10 feet 20 az
alley In common ten feet vide"
terms: Whilst thu desis require cash a. 70
debts due. by consent more liberal terms will DO
announced at hour Of sale.
JULIUS sTRAus.
w. J. WESrWOOD,
X. Is. CHAPLIN,
Trustees In first deed.
WILLIAM LOYENsTEiN,
Trustee In second deed
X D. CHAPFN q Co. Aaclioneers. moo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

For scroiula in every form Hoods
SArssparilla is q radical, reliable remedy.
II has IN uneQualled record Of cures
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
By Frank d. Hin Il Co.,
Real Estate Auctionoers.

Real Rstate Auctioneers.
YpRUSTFE'S SALE OF VERY De
sIRABLH BRICK DWELLINGS on THE
EAST lINgOF TWESIY.FlFIH STREET. BE-
TWEEN Q AND X STREETS. JUST OUl SIDE
THR CORPORATE LIMITS, PROPERTY FORM
ERLY OCCUPIED BY DIR. w. W. GORDON, AT
AUCTION--On
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER i5rH,
at O'Clock T.. NJ. on tho promises, default hav-
ing been made In the payment Of certain notes
secured In a decd OF trust 20 me dated October
Z, 1857, and duly recorded In clerks Office Hon
rico County Court. Desd-BoOk i2z, page Is, and
having been requested By the beneficiary. Will
sell tho PROPERTY mentioned In ssif decd. ~
follows: All that LOT OF LAND Ia tho county
Of Henrico, on east side Of Twenty-ffth, between
q and X streets. fronting s. ioot by iiO feet 10
an alley Is feet WIDE. 1he Improvements consist
OF nics Brick Dwelling. WIZ about eight rooms
and other improvements, and Is a very desirable
residence. -
TsRMs: While the deed requires about $1,000
cash. better ter-is may be had on tho day OF sale.
FRANK d. HILL, Trustee.
FRANK ID. HnL & CO., Auctioneers nos
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
BY Manning c. Staples s CO.,
Real Fetate Agents and AuctiOneers

BY Manning c. Staples s CO.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctioneerA
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE
OOF VALUABLE LOTS, FRONTING l6j
FEET ON WEST LINE ST. JOHN STREET IN
TENDED. AND HAVING A DEPTH OF i& fEEF
IL UENRICO COUNTY, YA.-By virtue OF a de-
cree of the Circuit Court Of Henrico county, en-
tered November 4, 1870, In the suit OF James
Aston Cabell IS. Staples and Marshall. the IN
dorsigncd, special commissioners, Will sell az
public auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER ~. 1890.
Of i.3O z. ~, tho abOve-described PROPERTY
This property Is situated ne tho southwest cor
ner OF st. John and Fells streets, ana has been
subdiyidcd into six lots with an average 'front.'
age Of % feet each. II f. IN tho immediate
nelghborhood o. Barton Heights. where such ex-
tensive improvements have been msde and has
q certain future, aud should command the at-
tention Of investors or people OF small means
seeking homes.
TERMS: one fourth cash; hslence IN four,
eight. and twelve months. with interest from
day Of sale, titlo retained un.il sill OF tho pur-
chsse money is paid and conveyance ordered
by tho Court
JAMES ASTON CABELL,
WILLIAM MARSHAL. JE,
Special Commissioners
JANIS ASTON CABgLL, PLAINTIFF, va STAPLES
AND MARsuALL, DEFESDASrs-IS THB CLgRps
OFFICE or THB CIRQUE COUKr or HsNRICo
COUNTY.
Nv. S. Leake. clerk OF said court, do certify
that the bond required OF Special commissioners
Caheu and Marshall by decree entered in said
cause on the 4th day Of November, 1880, nas
been duly given.
NOT Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
A VIRGINIA FARM FOR SALE AT

"A slhtlNlA FAM iOh ohLC n
IA public auction. on tho premises at IL NJ,
NOVEMBER IS, 1870,
q Mosr-DEsIRABLg AND ATTRACTIVE rs
TATE, containing 100 ACRES, located twenty
miles west OF Richmond, Va. on the Richmond
and Allegheny railroad, known as Eastwood
Grange, and said 90 have been before the war
one OF tho most desirable plantations on the
james river. /, is one Of the bestfenced farms
in the siais: elegant msnsion and numerous
ou-onildings: abundance OF pure funnins
perty most Desirable a. a stock-farm. Also, all
the HORSES, MULES, SHEEP, BAY. GRAIN,
fAkMiN0 IMPLEMENTS, and HousBHoLp
printed descrtption Of Inc estate will be- sent 10
any person who may desire Is py application 70
W. IL BUcKR, sabot Island, Va; y. A: PAX.
SOM Post Once Box $50 once NO norm
New YORK. 90 ts-ss&wn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
ByJ. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ili3 Main street
AT THIS!
l2PER CENT. INVESTMENT
VERY SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND VERY
LONG TERMS.
FOUR FRAME HOUSES BETWEEN TENTH
AND ELEVENTH STREETS,
NEAR THE UNION AND ALLEGHANY
DRPoTS.

We will soil ut public auction on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1890,
$50 T. NJ,
the ABOVE FRAME DWELLINGS,. No. 2)S
south Eleventh street fronts ~ feet, with u
depth OF about 20 feet NOS .. 8. and 'front.'
nbont % feet each on the alloy between Tenth
aud Eleventh streets, and haye each depth
back 10 tbs cana locks, which serve as an ex-
celent drainage. Each contains about five
rooms md owing 20 the surrounding mills, To-
bacco-factories, and dnpois, thoy rehdiiy GO m
mAnd tenants at "A handsome return for what
the property will bring AZ auction.
TRNMs: On each piece Of property 900 casn !;
residue IN three, six, nine. twelve. nfIeen. ogh-
teen, twenty-One, twenty-four, twenty-seyen,
thirty, thirty-three, and thirty-siR months, In
terest ndded. and secured ~ trust decd tue
purchaser 20 pay insurance 70 the amount OF mo
deferred payments and tor the same Length VI
time. ...
]. THOMPSON BROWN s. Co,
no4 AuciiOneorS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

ROOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
H.; D 11xxEcurRn AT TIE pIsfATca PRINT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

yTRGISfA--iN THE CiEREs OFFICE % rns CIR
CUT COURr or CHEsTgEuELD COUNTY, July
., isQ:
LIZ H. Flourn0y. Ciors ~ tho Circuit Court %
fGid county, 10 hereby certify that Tho bond re-
qulred Of Special Commissioners y. l. Pul'iaD.
I. %. Wendenburg. and y NJ Page by decree q
g.th Of May. IsiJ. in the cases of Williams, &C..
~ Maniors, Walker. &C., ~ Msndor-, and
Manders ur Mnnieri, has been Gully given with
security approved by me.
Given under my hand tho year snf dAy above
written. 4. H. FLOUkNOl,
nod Clork.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
- 1HcuTxp Al TN nIsrA0xH Rakkzs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
A. X. LBAKE,
r. f. RAHKET.

IL. T. HAHhEI,
Special Commissioners
PARRIsH AND OTHERS vs.. HAERIs-lN GoocH-
LAND CIRCUIT CoURT.
Up. @. Miller, deputy clerk Of said court. GER
tify tina, tho bond required OF the special COM
TENDER term, 1890, OF said court has been given
Given under my hand this 9th day OF Novem-
Der, lsgO. Z. u MILLER
no SO. Deputy Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

BY request Of the owner shall sell by public
auction, on the promises, on
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER II, 1890,
AZ 4 O'Clock f.. NJ, the aboya-named VALUABLE
CORNER PROPERTY, fronting on tho north
side Broad street b3K75. and extending back on
east side Twenty-eighth street, the ATTRACTIVE VA
CAN'T LOT i0x75 feet, adjoining on the east, aud
the TWO MAT. SUBSTANTIAL, MODEkNLY-
CONSTRUCTED BRICK DWELLINGS, Nos. 2SlO
aud 2sl2 east Broad street. each containing seven
rooms. gas. city Walor, bath, culVerts, &c, and
In good order
This corner is especially attractive for busi-
ness stand, ana is Of ample size for three good
houses. Tho vacant lot Is suitable for two good
stores or dwellings, and these dwellings are
rsally attractive IN style, we'll built, command
good tenants and will pay Handsomely.
The nne location Of tnls property, and the
certainty OF It's continued Increase In value,
make n amos desirable Investment
TERMS: Liberal aud at sale.
nos j. b. ELAN, Auctoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
DICHMOND BAZAAR, Ar
III Nos. l43s AND 1910 FRANKLIN STREET. UEE

TO-DAY At 10 O'CLOCK
We Will sell number OF good HORSES,
MULES, BUGGIES, PHAETONS. and WAGONS.
ATIf O'CLOCK
$50 bales HAY. in lots - suit-the best OF the
season, rr,,
sORREI MARE. Z years old, OF "FLY-
AWAY etock-very yaluhhle;
HORSE GROCERiS WAGON, and HARNESS;
l HORSE, FURNITURE WAGON, ana hAh-
NESS:
1 stylish YOUNG BAY MARE-Gentlo and sound.
All the above are thoroughly reliable animals,
and should receive the special attention Oh those
needing anything Of tho KIND.
+ varv valuable MICH COW, alargo mixer;
several NEW aud SECONDHAND BUGGlBS,
TOP and OPEN:
! SECONDHAND EOAD-CAkI;
nos f. y. COOK, Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

si3 Huh street, Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS CLOSING-OUT
" sALRo THE BRANDBR's ESTATE. con-
sIsIING OF ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE VACANT
LOTS SUITABLE FOR DWELLINGS AND a :, ",
SEVENTH STREET, on FOURTH STREET, On
MAYO STREET, AND ON THE RICHMOND
AND DANVILLE RAILROAD, IN THE CITY or
MASCHEsTER-By virtue OF deetee OF lns
Uustiu g Court q the said city In the suit OF
Males Adninisretrix as. Branner. &C., entered
At the April term, 1853, the undorsigned, special
commissioner, will sell at public AUCTION on tno
premises. the sale commencing With Iho SeTentn
street Lots. on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1890.
...pu the following PROPERTY-tO wit:
I FIGHT LOTS fronting 26s feet IN all on the
east line Of seventh street between FERRY shd
McDouough streets aud running BACK i5O rect 70
q new street 45 feet wide.
. FIVE LOTS fronting together 100 ieet on
Seventh street AMI running back lSo ieet TO said
40" S sSg TWELVE LOTS fronting on Fourth
street Mayo street, and The Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad. ,S,
rastdances and for business purposes They front
on one Of tina bosL paved streets Ia the city and
both lines Of street-cars pass Immediately In
front of this properly.
,ha slcn mond and Dansiio railroad are espc-
All, adapted for manufacturing purposes or q
Iargs wood and coal-yard, as hoy all have q
iope front on the Richmond and Dansiiio rail-
road.
NATION apply 20 the Auctoneer.
TEsas: one fourth cash, aud the balance In
air Twelve. eighteen. and tsenty-four months,
dofsrred payments bearing interest from day OF
sale and Title retaineduntu oil tho purchase
moaey Is paid and conveyance ordered By the
JOHN PICKRgLL, special Commissioned.
A. L ADA1sos, Auctioneer.
NIILxs ApMsIsrRArRIx, PLANrfyr, AGAfxsr
BRIsprR AND AIA--Is rus HusrIxGs couRr
on rHk CRY or MANCHESTER
I.H.E Duvai, clerk ofssid court, certify thai
the bond required Of the special Commissioners
by decree of the I'D day Of April iS19. In satd
cause has been duly given.
Given under my hand this Esh DAY Of Juue
lsSaL n = OVAL
| ne Asais.ie&is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

IN EXECUTION OF DECREE Be
Il Low mentioned we will sell at auction, on
tho premises, -
NOVEMBER Is, 1890,
the 235-ACRE TRACT OF WELL-TIMBERED
AND FERTILE. ARABLE LAND, situated at
Thompson's Cross Roads, In Louisa county, nye
miles from the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
station, Pendleton and siK miles nom mineral
City, with two good DWELLINGS, OUT-BUILD-
lNG5, and ORCHARD. and a largo new STORE
HOUSE thereon, situated Immediately at Thomp-
sons Cross- Roads-an old aud excellent loca-
uon tor a store.
Terms: one third cash; balance by bonds
well secured in one and two years, and title re-
tanned by the court till full payment OF pur-
chase-money.
Parties desiring TO bid can write TO and DO so
through said commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
BY Frank d. HIN q Co.
Real Estate AuctioneerA

BY Frank ID. Hin & Co.
Real Estate AuclioneerA
TyRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
J. TInBRRED LAND IN CHARLES CITY
COUNTY Ar AUCrios.-.By virtue Of . deed q
trust from George u. Wyatt 20 william l. Couas.
din, trustee, datei 10Th March, 1851, and duly ~
corded In the CLERKS ofieo Charles City County
Court, IN Deed Boob II. page +si. default having
been mado Ia tho payment Of . nots herein ss-
cured, and being reqaestsd BY the bensnciArtss
% TO DO, 70 Vail sell 81 public auction ssChariss
City CeurtHouss. on
rRUnsDAY. soru NovasBsR,
Of ~ O'Clock ~. shs PR0PKRrY mentioned n
said deed - follow; Al THAI certain uset %
parcel Of LAND situats, lying. aud being In NE
county ct Charles CITY, Va, containing ~
benjamin 4. Nance end oshsrA and b " zane
real essats purcA sssd b. said wysn Il Jehn P.
avau Ihs land b about four miiss from hex'
rOads end About slx miles from hafdeae WHAT
cords q esse-ciass wood. and sooss iso0 eoede g
seeoad-class wood. vita : great many .rallreaas
tiess eno soms WIZ eoed lumber
fnRhk: Whi)e to deed reQsuee go -
esrms will ~ very liberal aud on iene UNA -
% ennounced - DAY y eole. ......r,v
VlLLtAx Il CoWAhpiN
CAMILLA a. cOwAhDlN
xxecuecgese Vullan l. cessretA sseasN -
IN ~ . a.. AsusAaasssA -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
By A. L. Aismson.
and
A. J. Bradley 4 Co,
Real Estate Auctiouoers,
Manchester, Va.

COMMISSIONERS SALE or A
~ VERY VALUABLE FARM or Gl AcRES
or LAND NEAR MANCHksrkR, IN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, NA.-By virtue ~ iorree Of
tho Circuit Court OF Chesierhed county, onterei
May y. 1890. In ths suits Of Nulitms. g., -.
Maniers and ais. Walker, e., ts. Mnndnrs aud
ais, and Manders. *, 90. Nanders aud ala, tho
undersigned, special commissioners. will s"il AT
public auction, in front OF tho dSellll <, On tho
premises. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER ~, ls'0
Mt o'clock +. NJ. that VERY VALUABLE
FARM. containing El ACRES. lying on tho
north side Of sho Midlothian turnpike about four
aud a half miles from Manchester, about QUO hall
cleared "a consllera portion ~ which r. rich
low GROUNDED ana me balance in original growth
timber and pine WOO n. ihis property VIII b. sold
AZ "a whole or divided into smaller trscts as may
hoem hos, at the sac. he lana lies spienaiiy.
tho front being especially attrS i've, a ~ rises
gradually from Inc turupikr ~ Is all gO0i
farming lard and adapted 10 Tho growth - al
crops raised VA This section. A. o. hnAlih hni
doslrabilily Of location ~ II unsurpassed. In
/ addition ~ It's farming value " D. close enough
10 the city 10 30 desirable Tor cOuulfy homes Tor
/ business-men. u f. also within one mile from
! Bon Air. THIS I, good ilaro ~ whirh % invest
your money. You can buy low n0H ana Ia "a
/ few years reallle handsome pronL
/ For further particulars apply 10 Tho auc-
tiOneors.
TERMS; one fourth cast. and mo balance In
one and two years, deferred 'ayment5 bearing
interest from day of sa.o a0i Tito rotatned till
all the probationary is pait and convey
ance ordered by ths Court
SAMUEL ~ PAGE.
j.. (. fuL,IAN,
L. O. WRsDkNBuRO.
guaclai Cofnmts.innerA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08
BY A. l. Adamson,

BY A. l. Adsmson,
keal Estate Aucrioneer and Insurance Agent,
sl3 Huh street, Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-08

General Malone has not yet been
heard from rs to the results Of Tuesdays
election. lie has not sufficiently sur
veyod the field TO justify him in giving
IN opinion as to the causes which led to
the overwhelming defeat Of the Repub-
lcln party.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-10
THOUGHTS IN 4 STORM.
Where were thy thoughts through the
1. -. 1 Il

Where were thy thoughts through the
tempest-did they rise DER the West
ern Sea
To that land begirt by the ocean where
homo may be
Did they marvel what winds and weather
would reign o'eI the pearly crest
Of the broad Atiantlc's pillows when we
ride on is heaving breast
Didst thou think Of tie friends now Joss
,nS about on the seelhug wave,
And pray that the Star of the Ocean
might them from IFS fury save?
Didst thou fink of the weeping mother
whose sailor boy vas ahoat,
Or how much Of Liic's joy depended on
the safety Of one boat
Didst thou think how the wild storm sym
boiled twin lives overrun with care
When drifted about by sorrow on the
ocean Of deep despair,
When the snrg,ng waves of temptation
had shorn them almost to the mast
Before, an uncertain Future-behind, a
regrettul Past
Or remember who caused such anguish
the friends whom we held most dear
For our hearts first pure affection was
but the fount Of the tear
Till our lives into chaos faded, and our
destinies bent in the mist
That bounded Hopes bright horizIn,
hJwe'er vainly we might resist 7
Didst thou think of the restless longings,
when butfeGed thus by fate,
That the grave would ope its portals to
MS rendere desolate.
When those who had caused such sorrow
aud held in their hands the power
From its keenGSt stlngs to save us, but
1rowned IN that dreary hour?
Didst thou think of our only life buoy,
that yet in stranger land,
Having crossed the Gulf of Oblivion in
the grasp of true Friendships hand,
We might sigh, if you will, for our home
ties while working away for rest
From our stormy night of sorrow in the
bowers cf the far off west.
TO its shores let thoughts fly when awea-
ry to picture the Future hright
We descly now family dawning where
erst was bnt gloomy night,
Where Invested Of worldly trammels and
all their luXulies spoil,
We may work with will for our guerdOn,
and pleasure make of toll.
The days that are tleeting onward are
shortening the remaining years;
Since Life is too short for pleasure and
Life is too loug for tears,
We will shake off the coil of convention,
and tlinging dull care to the wind,
Set sail for summer haven. leaving sad
ness and grief far behind,
Limerick, Decembar7, 1889.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-10
Washington Post.

Washington Post.
Representative Allen, OF Missis-
sippi, doesn't have it all his own
way. Congressman Burrows, of
Michigan, has got even with him
for once. He got Captain Allen
up in line yesterday and fired a
whole battery into his ear.
"When Allen was saving Con-
necticut last fall" said Burrows,
"he had an appointment in Wind
ham county. He was met al the
depot by an old fellow with bald
lace and a fringe of yellow Whitley
whiskers springing up from his
collar-bone over the edge OF his
collar like witch grass in The angle
of rail fence.
This is Mr.. Allen, is it 2 asked
The old 'un.
"'It air. responded the Captain.
Wall, I've come to take ye to
the meeIn'.'"
"Without further ado the Cap
tain climbed INTO The wagon. 1t
was one the kind saved in the ark.
1t had a rocker body set on thor.
Ough braces and with wheels two
inches across the lire. The shafts
were straight and run up from
low axle 10 the horses neck. The
horse was a rat tailed, buckskin
mare which cantered behind and
ambled in front. She wore an old
fashioned collar and names cut
decollette and stuffed with straw.
Allen tried to stir the old man up
by talking politics, but the pa
trlarch didn't seem very enihusi-
aslic for the Democracy, and pre-
ferred to talk about ioreOrdination
and the moral certainty ninety
nine in a hundred had of being
damned.
"Finally they reached the place
of meeting. There was a good
crowd, more women than usual,
but terribly solemn lot all around.
The hall looked more like a meet
ing house than most places, but
Captain Allen was accustomed 10
expecting anything. Old Galways
escorted him to the platform, where
solemn looking mugs shook hands
with him.and didn't utter a word.
"Gad,' thought the Captain,
this looks like a funeral. I'll have
a job warming them up
Finally one of the solemn par
Ties walked TO the edge of the plat
form and said
'Bretheren aud sisters 1t is
my solemn pleasure 10 Inteuuce to
you tonight man whose name is
a household word from Maine TO
Californy-a man whose voice hez
been uplifted in 10000 places--a
man who, though upwards, l un.
dersiand, Of so years of age. scarce.
ly looks 60. Allow me 10 present
Rev. John Allen, Of Maine, more
gineTly known as Camp Meetinp
John Allen, who will open the ser
vice with pra'r.'n
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-01-10
NUMBER 46.

nessee, Carolinas, Georgia and Ala
bama. So that the South is now
enjoying two great currents of pop
ulation, which, when they meet,
will form such a flood-tide as will
boom The South from the Potomac
to the Rio Grande.
This great army that moves the
center OF population, and il now
marching SouthW ard, contains
some of The most eminent men of
the age. Scholars in literature,
masters of physics, experts in sci
ence, and versed in the industrial
arts. Lawyers, doctors, ministers
and inventors. They go to stay;
their object IS TO possess the land.
During The next thirty years the
population of the South will be in
creased more than 40,000,000. They
will bridge the rivers, tunnel the
mountains and railroad the plains
like cobwebs. They will swarm
in the valleys, climb the hills, build
towns and scatter industrial shops
wherever they go. They will de-
velop the mines, smelt the ores,
convert the material into useful
forms, and will make more steel in
the South the next thirty years
than has been made in all this
country the last thirty years. The
leaders of this great industrial
host feed on the fat of the land.
They are Intellectually, physically
and financially strong, and may be
seen riding through The South in
palace cars upholstered like unto
the palaces of the gods.
Yes, within the next thirty years
more than 100000 souls will find
a home in the S0uth--40,000
more than live there now. Let The
issues of the past 60 with the men
who made them. A new era has
dawned upon the South; let every
person awaken and enjoy them
selves, for there is music in the air,
and all business enterprises judi
ciouSly managed will pay, and the
whole country will glow with pros
perity as the years of The next de-
cade come and go.
Philadelphia, Dec. "a, 1889.