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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

caihartics. but nothing seemed q do me any
good. I was induced about three weeks ago
TO try bottle OF Germctuer, a new medicine.
I'm few days noted a decided Improvement
IN my feelings, and now. though have inSt
commenced my second bottle, ! find ar of
my unpleasant symptoms gone. am rauidlv
gaining flesh. appetite perfect. and am IN bet
ter general health than have been for years.
The effect of Cermctucr upon myself was 80
beneficial, induced my wife, who for wears
has been a sufferer from sick headaches 10
Try IT, She has not had headache since she
commenced ms use, and her general health.
which was run down. is rapidly improving.
and she SAYS She has not felt 30 wei for ten
years I have Just commenced lis use with
my little son who Is afflicted with epilepsy.
and | already note the most beneficial results.
and feel satisfied that ITS continued use viii
entirely cure him. SAMUEL SHEPHERD,
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Don't run the risk Of your cold getting
well Of itself-you may thereby drift into a
condition favorable 10 the development OF
some latent tendency. which may give you
years Of trouble. Better cure your cold AT
once. with the help OF Dr. u. Jayne's Lx-
pectorant. good healing medicine for all
coughs, sore lungs and threats.
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HOTEL HAY. Hor SPRINGS. ARK, sep. 4. 50

HOTEL HAY, Hor SPRINGS. ARK, Sep. 4, 80.
have been taking Dr. Kings Germetner
with great benefit. / have been qul'e dys-
pepilc. suffering more or less rom indlges-
ton f0r a great many years. But now my
digestion is nearly normal. The oppression
at my stomach laitcr eating with which
have been annoyed so long. has nearly en-
tlrelv disappeared. I fnu great benefit To my
kidneys also, my back being greatly strength
cncd. 4. ID. Hay.
Or. c. d. Hay is the proprietor Of the Hay
Hotel. one OF the leading hotels of tot
Springs. and many yearsaso was prominent
physician Of franklin. Tenn. AMER that ne
travelled and lectured extensively ON mcdi-
cine ami electricity.
In testimony 10 the great value OF DR..
Kings wonderful Royal Germetuer, allow me
10 say the bottle bought for my patient did
It's work well. She was prostrated with
chronic yalinitis. with sympathetic affection
of Tie kidneys believe IL will effect per-
maucnt cue. and he trtily recommend 10. .
Respectfully,
j. a. MORRIS NJ. ID.
Waco. Texas.
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF CENTURY

Cure Indigestion. Sour stomach, Heart
burn, flaiuiency, Collie, and all Diseases Of
the stomach. Costiyeness, Inflammation
Diarrh~a, Piles, and Diseases ofthc Bowcis
Congestion, hiii0usncss. Jaundice. Nausea
Headache, Gildiness, Nervousness. Wan.
dering Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint
and all Diseases arising from a G0rgcd and
Sluggish Liver. They clean the mucon.
COATS, reiucc r0rrei or cunrcsted conii.
tons. break up stubborn complications, re-.
store FREE, healthy action g. the organs, and
give the system a chance % recover tone
and strength. They are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

New York stock Market.
Reported by G. W. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.
NEW YORK, April 2l.-We had another
active day and q general adyanceall around.
Al the same time there was good and gem
eral trading i'm great many stocks, and 10
caused advances an along the line. The
claim is still made that this activity and
strength is tine result of conviction I'M the
minds of prominent and imp0rian; men that
silver Initiative legislation Is certain to come
before long. aud they, as Wall street men.
discount the result Of imitation. The West
em Railroad situation seems i0 GROW worse
every day. Accordingly ii seems The best
to buy stocks and 90 with the tide. 10 looks
very much as though % higher range of
prices was about % be made in the general
list.
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Market firm.
Richmond Live stock Market.

RICHMOND, VA. April u. 1890.
Receipts head of cattle; ls sheep;
1888 hogs.
sales-i52 head Of cattle; is sheep; 1881
hogs.
Prices Cattle. best, "a TO 4i5c. gross
q few extra fine higher, medium 90 good, a3l
% It-c. gross; common to fair. D. 20 3lzc.
gross: sheep, . to &C.. gross; hogs, 90
&C. net; bulls, % TO 3i4c. gross.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

Six months ago. no the request OF "a friend
who WAS interested ~ the sale OF Kings
ROYAL Gcrmetuer. ! made a written state
mout OF the benefits had received from the
use OF that medicine. ln that statement I
expressed the belief that 10 would cure me
entirely OF CatarIh. Within the last two
months have received letters from every
quarter of the nation calling ON me for
further Information in regard 10 my health.
N has been impossible for me 10 write nri-
vateiy to each person who has made this re-
quest. and ann therefore under the ncces-
sity of king another public statement
ann free from tatarrh. / believe that
could get a certificate to this effect nom any
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Bedford City Land and Improvement Co


III and o.
h
ADVANTAGES OF THIS CITY.
lies on anu routeo f the
C. nsand DO
PURE AND WHOLESOME WATER.
factor
The and it's o rlf ne j nch gan
e.
B
nnri Prof. o sayeu D Bc
there
ny-
Broom cap and he n
"a tuntu
Ula
fnacii 1877 cllf W imak
his
oc % B. d. L %
bis IS "a goo
JAMES NJ. BERRY. President.
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Messrs. Baldwin and fanum telegraph
10 Thomas Branch q Co., as follows.
CHICAGO. April 81 Wheat From open
ING ~ close there was too much for sale for
any advance 70 be more than temporary.
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NEW YORK, April 2l.-Money closed
81 per cent. Exchange :steady; posted
rates. 4S6@4S actual rates, 800 800 ioi
sixty days. and 1870 $50 for demand
Governments steady; currency 6's, llo bid
AS, coupon, ~ bid; as do. 1854 bid.
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THOS. BRANCH & co
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
R1cnMoNp. VA. Fob. IS. 1890.


WE OFFER, SUBJECT TO SALE,
~ and advance IN price, without notice,
the following BONDS:
10000 Virginia Midland Railroad General
MORTGAGE per cent. Bonds, princi-
pal and interest guaranteed by the
richmond and lanyille Railroad.
payable In gold at 81 and interest.
This road made 100000 above fNed
charges for the six months ending
December 81. 1850.
s25 900 Western North Carolina Railroad
COnsOl Mortgage six per cent.
Bonds. 40 % and interest. This
mortgage rs only SPOON per mile.
$4,000 Petersburg ia lrOad Glass Is Bonds
per cent, az lO5ls and interest.
This road is making dividend ON
it's stock.
sQ5,O 900 Seattle, lake shore and Eastern
Railroad First Mortgage per cent.
Bonds, 40 80 and interest.
10000 SlOsS iron ami Steel Company lBlrm -
iueham Ala.l First Mortgage q per
cent. iOuds at 80 and interest,". This
Company BIS now making 20 the rate
oil 500 90 above interest on the
INST mortgage. which is s2,OOo,OCO.
other securities taken in exchange at their
market value.
One-halfper cent Ol per cent? commission
allowed 10 Bankers ana Brokers. fel3-ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

IN You want 20 ses "A VARIETY Of STYLES OF
Nici0rias. Surreys. Phaet0ns and Family
Carriages, call and see DAVID AINsLiE.
rios. 5, 10 and H. Tenth street.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS
INSURANCE STATEMENTS
PUBLISHED ACCOUNTS
Union CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY


A..
hNAEcOnfANl MADE
IOItE AuDlOH flh, FOR iht COMMONWEALTH NIl
u
Conn ether live ffou
a
prasd Jon
"
tcre ry-f r. AHsrAL
BE- rTt
Residence Of the General Agent n "Reminiscences VA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

For this malady take that old-fashlon
remedy Of Our mothers, Syrup Of Pure Pine
Tar, Horeb0und and Wild Cherry-Dr.
Daud's Couch SyruD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY, !
ALTON. NA.Juue -, 1850.

For some years have been troubled with
torpid condition of the liver. bad frequent
headaches feeling of extreme lassitude, no
appetite. blood in "a very impure condition
vi nuch so That only m Slight abrasion OF the
skin would develop into sores. Was losing
flesh rapidly. ! used different tonics ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22
Scientific and Honest Medicine Cor the Millions!
DIR: Kings Royal Germetuer!
CURES WHEN ALL ELSE FAILS.
md
weem

competent physician. have used no meii-
cine within fhc last Xix months except
Xmas ROYAL Germctucr. Wy health is bet
ter than 70 has becn IN thirt, years am In
posses OF Information which warrants me
in saving Tint the relief which I have cNpe-
ficnccd lrnm the use ~ Tie medic ne I, uot
moro certain and radical than that which IL
HIS brought % hundreds of persons In Cfor-
gia and other states. }. b. HAWTHORNE.
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T. ct,.d y cn M ID lqIal-
% Sc
for
"a be-
Isl @ ION
is VI
o. my
ia JOSEPH T.
RELIABLE ACTIVE NENwANTED County
taQfC t
ison
WIN. H. VALENTINE, General Agent,
p. O. BOX 251. RICHMOND VA.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND, VA, April 2l, 1890.
OFFERINGS.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY

Wheat-l.s-6 bushels
Corn. 200 bushels.
Oats-l 900 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-MiXed. 800 bushels fair on pri
vate terms; Sh0rtbeTy. rs bushels prime ai
Ole. Total sales of wheat. 1856 bushels z 2
Corn White. 700 very good 400 &c
500 bushels common on private terms. To-
tai sales of corn. ] 100 bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations. - Middling, llc.; low mid
ding. lOMc.; good ordinary, 1Oc.
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RIoHMoN D. "a. April p. 1899

Reported by John l.. Williams & son
bakers and brokers. No iii Main street.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Baltimore stock Market.
lBy Telegraph.
BALTIMORE. MD. April virginia
c0nsols. 40 do ten fortes, 80: do three's. 3d.
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f;ooocare Fear and Yadkin Valley, series
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-22

OFFICE or TuE COLLECTOR or CITY
TAXES. CITY Itff.
RICHMOND VA June 20 1859.
I take pleasure In saying that have been
very much hencfi.c ed by the use ~ Df. Kings
ROYAL Cermefncr. For the past ten years 1
have suffered irom "A very severe catarrhal
affection. and dc>p9ifCd ~ getting relief, hlt
hope dawns. NOW that can see the good e.
fccfs ol the SclmciIcr. / am nov using the
second bottle. and am improving very much.
I cordially recommend nf. q. r. Kings Royal
sefmctuef to ali WNO arc suffering from ca
tafrh. /. ". tUNNINDHfN,
COliec or OF faxes Tor Richmond.
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CITY SECURITIES.

Richmond SIS. 1e04-19O9 ..... JIG
Richmond 6's, l904-l910..... III
Richmond 5s, lsgO-lN96 ...... 100
Richmond 5's, 1921 and later. 1il2<
Richmond As. i92l......... 100
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One-half per cent d per cent? commission
allowed to Bankers ana Brokers. iel9-ti
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other securities taken in exchange at theI
market value,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

While The notorious John |. D.,
port was u Washington assisting N
dent Harrison IN getting The force
through the senate, the u. 5 grand \
of New York censursd him Tor Exc
ing his authority ~ chiei u. ), sul
visor VI elections in New York y
According 10 the report oil The "a
jury. this notorious hireling oi he
publican party caused 500 volers d
arrested 1T the last election. yhess
reefs we're for no other purpose lhsI
delsin voters from the polls, a. he ri
jury report shows that only twelve d
plants were submitted BY Dsvshpor,
which cases nine were dismissed 81
request Of the republican districl 81
ne> leaving only three cases 10 stand
OF 5 600 arrests. On the eve Of The I
ton davenport had these arrests "
for alleged illegal registration aud
dered them hsfore u. >. C0umissi(
Denel. . tool OF davenport, who
poned The hearing il every case unit
day alter the election Meantime,
men remained IN jail on ~eIec,Ivn day
Lost their votes. II the foice iii
comss : law , thousands Of voters ID
diana viii be deprived o their iiu
aud franchise 1t The next election
such methods. - Indianapolis Seusiu'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

Nearly ali the States have laws 81
absolutely prohibiting ths sale OF q
margarine or restricting II under ss
conditions. Yet il continues % be d
utactured 10 . large extent. In
country Last year according 10 The {
missioner Of Internal Revenue. : lot
80 8&4.95O pounds OF oleOmsrgarine
produced. In the First PennsSv
District alone l.076 667 pouDds q
duced. The prvuibitory iquof
seems to he inforced In much the
way. In Kansas, which has sue
stringent Law on the subject. ] $50 d
liquor dealers paid : license tSx last
to Inc Government. while IL whole
dealers and one rectifer also took
Government license In that state.
sides. there were 1855 Licences is.ued
the sals 81 malt liquors and 70 ior VI
sale dealers In malt liquors. 10 ~
the Government issued 955 lics' So
the sale Of liquor. IN New Hsmps
1888 licenses WIRE Issued. almost
many o. were Issued il Kentucky.
Vermont. another p~robibitory State,
licenses we're issued. These of 81
ures appear 10 leave no doubt lbst
prohibitory liquor legislation Of
ststes does not prevent the sale =
our. National Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

IN which l have r.ied cenm n thas
way / puf IL in dep puilA hke or
mon creamery pals s mch0 aczum and
- inches deep Threr q theD % 80
BY side into ny wen- Thy - Suedoun
into the wen by means a ROPE snd wind
lass- ms two ommon hay fDrk phi
leys, - shown in the Ilustrati0a.
Tie use q these ma1rs IL v0k
easier md sseaiier. Iput - monings
milk In the well and - = 80 wf1
night then put tbe nigh<s nm = "a
lr< il stay until morning We Kin q
dip tie cream from IL min = - -
il = taAen ont a - vel1. tn - ~
milk stand IN IL pn1 fw swdve hDuA
and there = : light s1dmminG. a618
which 70 more oeam risaA-
The Temperature IN the Wen = blow
IS degA VIXEN stere : wafer. w. dzy
it j. about IS BY he th9D@ee8. l
o. covezs for To pnils With : ~ hch
ar ho1e in The certez a 0ch think
the sooner Tn milk 3 coo2sd ar e -
bren drawn From IL coUs u bscHe-
- tie pals u the waaR tEO1eh 49,
milking. WIN tins = 0ver IL Nh
GOES intothe weEL- / clzim - hCing
the -zllk ana raidng cenm d o. we1
il a perfect surraaA IbeligVe thAt evgn
II l hsd psenty q ice l con1d hands H.
milk il this Way in - time - With
- tro1bie thzn i cDOld b. dnne ~ ~
ice proceEk- 4 ehould inc<nD NJ
dairy and Tie wen wrrc not larypmmsh
= -- -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

James n. Shaw. OF Curry to-.
sullivan county, had : rather rem..rl.
experience IN raising potatoes AM.
Gays the Terrs Hauss Express.
ted IN acre and three-Quarters n
blow potatoes. They came no ma 4.
finely. But the potato bugs cana
stripped the leaves from tho stsms h
fectly elesr. Much 70 the suspri..
HE neighbour. Mr.. shaw kept on 80.
ing nis potato patch. A rain cana y
Z second set Of leaves came on, \. !.
hare stake. The blossc ms sppss,.a'
time. and there we're 10 po,sls N
in the neighhorhood 10 est tie Iss,..
lie kept IN eulsivssing ths 49,
and this fall he dug from that ons ~
260 busheIs Of - fns POTATOES O. n =
|rsised. This was . surprise 10 N
.nsighbovs and friends. who never -.
Of such : thing before. Mr.. Shsv "
ever. bad : similar experience : a
many years ago. and, though h.
someiimss missed his calculation
|does not give up hope when the I.
the Iesves from his potstoes =
lin the season. He keeps on cullivaS
them. and, peThaps, praying : liuIs. :
1.-The result - . crop OF potatoes Of m
any one might be proud. Farmers \
Iersliy should initiate ur. Shaw
jample.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

In falsely advertising 70 the n
that Indiana's growth IN population
tween 1880 and 1880 was only 10 Oh
than that OF any other 4
monwealth 10 the Union except tbe|
csying states Of Maine, New Hsmps]
Vermont. Virginia and Nevada the
ministrsiion Of Benjamin Harrison
dealt this state : blow for which
election Of twenty-five Indians q
dents 10 succession would Be poor \
|~pensation. Mr.. Harrison has svioe|
lost, since be became president :
ever state PRIDE be may once have
sessed, else he would not permn
good name OF Indiana 10 be sscri1
upon the altar Of unbridled psrtIssn,|
as mas been done BY bis supcriu'e.1
OF census, Robert r. Porter, recenu1
England indianapolis Sentinel
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

Although 10 look 1t him no one -
suspect il, John d. IsockefeiIer,
founder Of the Standard Oil Comp.
10 undoubtedly the richest man 10
York and ell America. He sis'
without . dollar and has now . fort
|of Sl35.OOO,00O. His income u 80
600 : year snd be spend ilOou0
that bis wealth keeps pilin. up q >
rife pace. Mr.. Rockefeller 10 q
6ny-6ve years Of age. IL be lives
he 10 seventy his wealth will DO bstS
$4,000 zoo and 100000, 900.
Thirty years ago Mr.. Rockefeller
. poorly paid clerk IN Cleveland, y
vas one OF the first 10 appreciate
Pennsylvania oil fieIds, and On in'
ment Of . few hundred dollars, =
be had saved, 10 the oil lands. cu
mated in the formation Of the star
oh Company, which 10 now The re
corporation IN the world.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19
ABOUT DAIRY PRODUCE
NOW 4 LIVE oAiRvNAN USES HIS
WELL As A. ICE HOUSE

u uss u,s Crs>n csld - n@ay =
urss Clsn ssyie - a. Cvra@ery-
\ nnsusssa.e - xsss a0ssng -
on@0ss.
Thrre arc rnany loca,ftass whcrc q =
20 coavt-icnt 70 ct ice and NOS COLI
enough for tn farmer 10 collect his Own
ice. Is every one should DO whcre is
fre<scs srficiently- Every farmer IN
rcion where water frce1cs ought Ia Lare
his own nee Louse. But where uzis Is mo-
possible. and where the cziryuan b. -
bubbling. icc coli Sprias upon biz pEem-
-. the milk can b. cocled vcry ezcc<-
ually in . WY described BY O. q Smith
IN The Rural New Yorker
He lets il down into = Well an6 -
ponds il juzx above tie water. Even q
there wer no water in the veil. BY diG-
ging 70 : su@cint depth : trmperstnEO
could b reached Rfkeisnr1y cold to
lower ths Temperature a Tie milk % -
da>ired punt
Mr.. Smith gives the following mn-
trztion a cooling milk in = WI
Thoar 70 whom this id win b q
my bcnc6t can prepare for carrying ons
the plan when he weather begins % b
warm next spring. Mr. Smith writes
Of ie:
A corTerpoadent 2sks whether any cns
= trying tb. sys;em :; ni5ng erunm il
he vel Yes. th,s Y the xxood ssnson
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An exchange says that noah IN
tised the food and lived throusI
while the fellows who laughed
rot drowned. Ever since then 'ns Y
User has been getting sioDg y
and those who didn't sdveF''ss
been getting left.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-12-19

lie tho doctor in 2" asked . irsnl
the door OF IN Arch street pD!s'|
yesterday. A few minutes lsM'
oldish female came 70 the door.
wanted 10 see u the doctor woo.1
give me > pair Of biz old pants ~,
tramp I'm the DOCTOR repIIes
lady. The tramp had several s''.ss1
vertigo q be dropped down me ~
Exchange.
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An r 70
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
aud
syaspeP Courier Tor ~ OOl

Az vii; BE- seen hy sdv. in another
column ~ Offer The 'Couriev" and the
progressive Farmer" the oficial organ
Of tho =. NJ b. A., together for 81. Now
ID the time 10 subscribe. or course, q
thew teSms, Il y Cash ID adWneo.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20
Tnr farmers of New Castle County

TnE farmers OF New Castle County
will speat, in no uncertain voice when
they meet 10 this city next Saturday
afternoon to their servanie, the mem
bers OF the Levy Court, aud the latter
II they disobey that voice will do 1t at
their peril. There is limit beyond
which endurance cannot 60. and the
farmers have reached that limit. Their
property ia deprecistinr, their taxes
are Us heavy II not heavier than ever
before, their crops have failed, and
many that they do raise do no. pay the
cost of raising, and as they have had
to cui,ail expenses and deny them
selycs Of many of the luxaries and
even comforts of life, they will call in
trumpet tones upon thuse who govern,
rather missovern, to urail expenses
also, and take upon themselves share
In the heavy burdens of taxation.
They will iell the Levy Court TO bring
down tho enormous SherIff's board bill
for feeding tramps and buns instantly.
We do not know what all they Will
do; We have not talked with them per
sOnally, but if they arc after economy
they will iall short of doing their duty
II they do not demand the collec-
ten OF from 5000 10 $40. 900
q year of taxes that could be
collected, bus which is thrown away
aud wasted for the sake OF keeping
one party in power continuously; they
win demand that the proceedings OF
the Levy Court shall be published as
the law requires; they will say stop
piling up floating debt which now
reaches the Colossal n cures OF $50. 900
b. borrowing from the banks contrary
10 law, they VIII demsud that the
Levy Court do more work and play
less SO thai the enormous amount of
IS 600 to $1,000 paid them annually
us salaries may bs cu..ailcd one halt
But we would not anticipate and get
ahead OF the farmers. they know their
Guty, they have their eyee on the
money leaks OF the county and they
will be very up, to hit in the right
place every blow. More than that,
they will he very apt 10 demand con-
siitutionsl reform and they will vote
Us they resolve. Let the Levy Court
and other powers that be, take notice
Of these farmers, they mean business.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-20

NEW York. March 10. = Tho snow
storm in luis city to-day exhausted it-,lt
at Z O'clock tonight aud the wind died
out from thirty miie-an- hour gait to q
ixmile breeze. The storm took :. north
easterly course anu went to sea directly
In the course OF westward-hound yeksels
Ocean steamers will be greatly iacsn-
ycuieneed. the fall OF SNOW was six
and half Inches, the greatest thia year.
PRoviNcErowS, Mass.-The heaviest
gale OF the winter swept over Cape Cod
and Was st!ll raging from the northeast
a. suntet, accompanied with binding
snow.
| CHATHAM, Mass. terrific worcester,
with binding snow, prevailed here,
several sohOoners outside were caught
aud 1t is feared that snlne of them have
not been ale TO lind their way over thC
! sht ais To auchorale.
CoHAsS ET, Mass The storm hare wal
| the most severe OF the winter. Between
| Glaut's Point aud Black Rock the baj
Was iull OF vessels when the storm be
gan. and IL Is probable that wrecks ma,
be found Oh the Sounds shore in tn
morning.