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The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-02-22

sample one complete set q family scales, sossthsr viii, our eata-
iosus u mstenrs, Dooks, uuns ana numerous household articles
on which we offer great Inducements to Agents and others. ms
Scale. " AscusstSiy ftAd and adjusted and aIe warranted
In every respect, and arc only offered at ths price for tho present
70 encourage agents and Others TO handle on goods. On a ten
dollar cash order frum our maas<noth circular we wn1 send one
4. I. kviks 8 90, Isa sad ia State Dc, CHICAGO. ia.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-02-22

\ Pa.trs, 10 t.to - 10 = OF.
fcisl nni,,e ,tetur.'IEs paper DOES not
,aii.fy In law whcn n supscri'.r ""es
az; t.kc his sI'-r from ZOE nj o. -
,..,es .I- r a.on VI It's not being t-htn,
N | 4 ne Il CT 10 do 80 make the r"sl
ass or responsible 10 the publisher ior
az p rient.
Aav person wheioke. p paper rom he
po.,oin.c @. whether detected in his maze
or that VI another. or whether nc has SUB
scrih-d n not. 10 responsible f"T the -!
Hac son oriel. hs psa,r Gi,continu-
ed hc must psv all sr;csi.. OF ,hs puhli'hcr
niay c~on,ins, scnd il unl,l payioert is
made. and c,iiect tn whole aiuotni.
wa@tb-- it De ,skc, from HE ola { "
nst. Ti"rr caD 10 20 legal discua;unu.
a ,cs unt,, t,e paymt nj j. made
II he si'sViiDtr ur,.crs h's .'pcr'o be
stopped al 2 ccrlsir Nnc aud lie rth'
lisi.e cort,nnc, 80 ,cnd II. N: surscTiIrr
Is hnlnd iup,v iog i. If lie AXE. II o"i NJ
the o1ic' Tho law Fr3c ieGs up0n III:
.IourG tLai a man must pay Ter what nc
uses.
The court. have decided that refusing
10 TAX. new, jp'rs Ani pcftJiicHis from
l,e office 10 ri rs facia eddcnce OF in
tut ora frsrd.
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larger Than All New Eng land.

The words ''Great West' have a sisnil.
canoe not fully realized by many people.
Ase whole the Yves. is thought OF as az IN.
mensc spread OF country, but 10 get any idea
Of the size, to have auy comprehension of
what tho great west really means in miles or
acres, one must take a sing @ state end COM
pare ifs area with others. A short tin,e u:o
this topic Of conversation WAS BROUGHT up
and ono gentleman who evidently was posted
uiadc q statement that California had n
larger number OF square miles taan
nj tho regular eastern states put to-
ge;her. lie WAS loudly laughed at by
his companions, who were so incrcdu-
ious that n let Of nm elegant supper was
,aadr. the whole party netting agains. the ons
man, IL did not take him long to win tho
bet; no showed that Maine has 81, 100 square
miles; New Hampshire. 1920; Vermont, TO-.
sla; Massachusetts, 1900; Rhode island,
l,So; Connecticut, $50; New York. 1900;
Now Jersey. $3.50; Delaware, e,i20, and
Pennsylvania 10. w This makes q total of
only i1i,.Ss square miles, whereas the area
of California is lSs,vol square miles, | aving
", lo3 miles still in favor Of the one western
state. Where such large single states are to be
found there is 10 wonder the whole body in
conjunction should DO Demonstrated as the
"Great West"
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-02-22

Smoking, rs is well know,, is "a habit which,
h 10, confined to men in Franco AID other
continental countries. Many Par.sie1nes now
i;liul, - IL cigarettes even IL their boUdoiIs,
and a recent writer, who is herself Il srlc.;er,
has drawn up . set Of rules fm' the benefit OF
fnshionc.ci" female votarics Of tho weed"
tome o: tEcse regulations are rather pecu-
liar. :'ever, says tho guide, philosopher, md
friend of fashionable iNnlcu Sss, i:ever snioks
In u restaurant Or out Of doors. even when il
company with your husbands. Mover .,shr u
cigarette nfter n 5 o'clock ten, even il your
most intimate friends only are present.
Srnokc after yoUr n,~gL; 1t ton,c, either in n
room al loc or IL your bouGoii. Do rot Ao!d
tho cigarette between your teeth or at tao
s.dvi VI your nuu:hs. Such low s.,ichs are
INV orihy even OF well bred men, and you
aust b. mindful to carry tho Cigarette grace
fully to Your lips, and to blow gentle wrcGtils
Of et.,ereulized essence around you froun your
mouths, or il You like, down frc:a YOUR
roses. Bc c--~23,ely ~c,-c'r, rot 70 c,'2~r"
A.; IS to fall Oh yO; dresses o. your carpets,
ard be sure that your cigarette holders and
their cases, your match boxes, your ash trays,
md your ceaeral appliances for tho enjcy.
ment OF tobacco, lie us delicate ard artistic
~ al objects used by ladies should Ike.
BY attention to tliese rules, concludes their
compiler. q funeuse may frequently make
herself additionally interesting and piouait.
Blowing clouds CT snake from, tn, nose may
even develop into II most Fascinating opcro-
hon, provided the smoker have a pretty mo-
hoscis, and that tho profile Of it only be sccn
by the admiring cavalier or sutton MS the
blue gray va!s,r tcscoIds delicuts!y from tie
rosI, ..s. Tho Argonaut
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ckaooes or CRIMINALS


sibcris- Hot Water 'uni.hru"ni
Tbc Niinm Novgor,si IL All ,rou steamship
OF a,IGit $40 tons burden, and is specially
fitted as n run~rt transport. With T. fnli
complement of cuivicts tue vessi'i carrie,
6S1 The v.ihcp and crvw nun,scr i,hiy. cs
elusive ~ n marine convoy esc'irt or .ia;y-
two mon .t,c"ially clio.cn Tor this 'lu.y The
iron tnrrci . departments or cages IN whici'
tue c,,yirts av confined run parallel. fore
and ait. on ri,ucr side ;nr upper and lower
~ cca decks Tho iron bars. an inch th'cl,
Of these cng,c and the woodwork Ia whics'
sb~y are SIT, Is heavily and solidly con
structerl. The cngeo arc of unequal capacity
anil lcngth. but havc q uniform, hcisnt e.
sevcn ard a half feet Tip more desperate
Character are mana. tod 1ni ciaino1 to iron
~hfa,,lcs IN t!ioir ,rrths, fscn which the, arc
released wien necessary. The greater nu;i;-
Der. aithou u retaining tho waist ard ankle
shncklca. ~ hight construction. have tho
freedom, " trs veiSing tho lcnr'h uf thc coin.
partnient. which nay vary from twcn:r $50
t foity fe;. Between the outer hais and
the two plain plank .ae yes or htinl:s running
from end to ond of tho coiDparti.ien;s ~nich
AFFORD slice. ne soori frr The occupl!its, tlcro
n 8 FREQ space u about fout AID n half yr
ave feet.
Except durip, tb~ Ill .ribltion ~ ra.ions
NO culinary vessels arp lcft with the %convivts.
Even tho drinking water IN obtained t;,iy
through nh india rubber mouth ,iicce Ercdi in
al .nvloscd water tank unl through clIicb
I've dr,ukcr MI IS HE drnught~ Immediately
outside the cages and attached to the under
part OF Lee dock over head Ia n steam riIio
ssriuocte,i VITA the ships boiluro. Into the.e
pipes are lifted screw no2zlcs at intervals Of
Twelve feet. Tho object OF the steam pipe is
"a suppress any dangerous outbreak among
tt~ Inmates Of the Gags BY means Of II short
huce. s;pcisl!y rnth To resist the steam heat,
quickly attached ~ ono Of the steam PHO
i~so<xlcs, the turbulent cuivicts arc readily
qcieted or parboilcd. Strong water jets
have boon found next TO useless in allayinS
these occasional turiults.
After the si.ip has passed. the canal, but
not before, patches OF convicts are In turn
brought Upon deck for a shower bath and
short exercise. y strongly constructed iron
railing, eight feet high, crosses the vessel
ariI-.ivs, in order That the convict, during
hi. bath az! while ~urraanaclcd, cannot BY any
sudden ru.h evade the guard and reach tho
quarter deck. Scnc Of TIE more desperate
cc.:v;cte, wio ~stubbornly rce!st e., d.scii in
airy control, nrr confined to TIE cages during
thu whole voyage Doth tie UPPER and lower
r.'vOn decks are open and airy, tho system Of
ventilation being excellent, and TIE cages
Themselves are kept scru.miously clean. Tie
cages 1rc repaintcd every voyage. Every
convict, In addition TO having his hair
cropped short, has tho left hail Of the l!ca'
from, front - back closely shaved l.-:iCpa
News
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Origin of IA Popular Air.
I have received tho following:

have received the following:
~ nat is the origIn Of tho song johnny.
Gci Your Gunf"
The song was writtAY W ITO winter IN T.
city Tie reason was that la tho cold wcn;h +
there werc always certain uicn who, IN board
ing n street car, wouldn't conc inside, and
sicy wouldnt stand on tho platform. Blu, tAoy
,onld shove back the door and stand in the
'naco, thus not only d~issomnioding pass-n
rorS, but allowing the cold wind to sweep
into the car, CREATING ncurnlgia, toothnchc,
pneumonia, ind other diseases Of interest 10
the undertaken The company tried in vain
to persuade these gentlemen to quit this.
Finally the president said 10 ono OF lis con
ducSorS, whose nanle is Johnny:
johnny, set your gum"
TIE order is going to be enforced this
winter, and tie song viii be moro popular
than ever. -Chicago Mail.
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~ . - y 49," tfNF'H' E' ~ 49,
mi lce by pas aati rcul.ie ~ .. Va, rro
10 a, ladies' "lnSaI.nc IL Amrttr. ha
;'~ lhe H'rate'i y~asic.y 81 dep .tLsut
abb rtil,d:
& ub Ra;sers' Prsmians fer Not
nho IrrJer So fr rar- tc
CH5h tamwtsrjtn.
Godey's has - ranged 10 give sisgani ST.
vi wa "a Wara o. 5 re lar A.ah - q.
pren u tie value ol ".itH " SOME ~
II pcrs rvacit, over 500 t.r ..r Dr.r ia
Srnd TIC for ~rDHpr rapy ch VII 'on-
tain Illustrate |reiaii.isW wiz fon r-itic-
u',rs api t,l,hs. hGu.s.s.
GUDEY''5 lady TrUk.
Philadelphia. Ia.
10 Club viii hi. paper, Cooley 5
nnd the LEADER,
$3.50 per Near
w':i,h should b: sens to .iv c ,it"r
Of this i'arer.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-02-22

At the Clrcus-'Ono ticket for mo and two
chillren's tickets for iay two little sous"
"Excune me, but your older son is certainly
Older ,hnn H." 'Oh, yes, but the little one
Is rs much younger than II as the zig one is
older. so Us all tho Seine. " Ftiesende
Biaeitrr.
The Lincoln County leader. [volume] (White Oaks, Lincoln County, N.M.) 1882-189?, 1890-02-22
n TIE ODELL ID
liE. " lLilLt ~

1880 NJ f51 's' WIZ 11-.' :. : ( !:
machine.
Ii cnmhises~ s!yrLlciTY with CvR'BitG p
r~v-srktt.. EA5r ur utLEtTlnS Ncsrp
To- Ger Without eos, OF ,epsiIs lhau sry
other machine. -. u ;as ribbon Ia both,
sr the opcIsior. 1t is nsa,. yibstan'isl.
picke, plated. perfect and sdrsl-d 10 all
kinds of types iitin'. Like a pr:.iina
.,ress. il. p!ed i,es aharp. CLAN, Lcg!ble
Manuscripts. iss c pcs caa be
made At one writing Ediicrs. lawyers.
ministers. aankers. merchants, ns,.uiac-
'uIers. business &c. -s-nOt Eiakt
.,t,c- i.yes:mcnl for $ih. Amy i,,ri
gent person In n week c'n ecora = DOOR
operator, Or hA"ID olse il ~ Mouths.
- Geo ~Gtyt1 t"r cse"..o; 80.
-. be,iei wo.k with a tyr, "ti.cr ,L:i
that prcllre,i u. TIE 0DELL iN h
Liable Agents and SHlesn3cn Wanted Sac
cial iDducemer,str Dealers, Hor Pamrh
let. giving end easements. &c. nddrt". the
ODE!.L TYPE WRITER CO,
In.J TIE RaoAeIr, tA!c. 90. Ill,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
WEATHER STATIONS.
AlARoe INCREASE OF THE NUMBER
IN NORTH CAROLINA
lnspectIon Of the Bariowe and CIubfoot
Cansi-rhe Upchurch shortage-A
More Frequent Accounting.
Especial telegram to ,hs Dispatca.l


RaLuon. n. c., December 9.--The Di.
rector Of the State Weather Service has
decided TO considerably increase January
LIST the number of stations. There are
now forty-fvc and the number will be NJ
10 sixty. Three river stations will also be
established on the Roanoke and two on the
Cape Foar river Raleigh has been made
the distributing point for all stations in
North Carolina which receive weather fore
casts. A few Virginia stations are also
served from here.
A PLEASANT EXCURSION.
Tomorrow r. @. Smith. president Of the
State Board Of Internal improvements,
and your correspondent will leave here for
Goldsboro', where they Will be joined by
Warren q. Elliott. president of the Abe
marie and Chesapeake Canal Company. and
some Of its directors. The party will then
20 10 Newberoe and viii 90 on a steam
yacht on tour Of inspection through the
Clubfoot and Iiarlowe Canal. Governor
fowle expected 70 make the trip, but pres
sure OF business forces him to stay here.
WILL HAVE TO PAY.
There was a great deal more talk to-day
about the shortage of G. ID. Upchurch, the
ate Republican probate Judge of this
county. in the guardian fund. Postmaster
A. W. Shaffer, who is one of Upchurch's
bondsmen, told me tonight he expected
10 have TO pay $751; 900. the full amount of
The bond. lie has taken possession Of Up
shurch's residence. which ~ one of the
handsomest in the city, but which ~
heavily mortgaged.
A LAW NEEDED.
Postmaster Shafor was asked by your
correspondent if Upchurch could not be
punished tor failure 90 account for these
guardian funds and replied that under q
recent decision Of the Supreme Court IN
the case of man named Connolly, pro-
bate judge Of Iredell county. it would APP
pear that little could be done. Inquiry
was made TO-DAY as 10 Upchurch's where
abouts. and it is said he is in Washington
city. There will bo demand for a law
which Will require a frequent accounting
for guardian funds by such officials to pre-
vent such troubles in future
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

tus L. Buckley, Henry b. Vaughan. and
Thomas B. Rich. The following bequests
are made: Yale College. for Shelf
field Scientific School. $4,000; Column
bia College. 100000; Cornell University.
500. 900; University Of Virginia, sl0o.0 600 /;
Bowdoin College, 100000; Amherst Col
lecc, $1,000 Williams College. si00. 900 I;
Dartmouth College. 100000 Wealeyan
University, $1,000 Hamilton College,
100000 University Of Rochester. 500. 900;
Lincoln University, 100000 Hampton
University, Sl00,OD0; Maryville College,
800 900; Union Theological Seminary.
for endowment Of cadetships. 500 900; La
fayette College, $4,000; Marietta College,
$4,000; Adelbert College, $50. 900; Wabash
College, $500 Park College. $4,000.
The residue Of his estate. which was also
10 have gone TO these colleges pro rata Of
his requests. is changed by q codicil go
that il is given absolutely to the executors
and their heirs and assigns The hospitals
given requests are all IN this city. The
rest Of the estate Is divided up among his
family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
RAILROAD LINES.

~ =. q. - -
pICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. SEIZED uIe
commencing NOVEMBER ~, lsSo-sAstern
standard time.
1.32 A. N. leaves Byrd-street station daily.
stops only az Ashland. boutwell,. Nil
ford, and Fredcricksturs. Brooke
and Whitewater Sleeper 10 Wash
ton and New York.
u:52 A, N. leaves byrd-strest station daily, ex-
cepE sunday. Buffet Parior car
Richmond 10 Washington.
I:OD r. NJ leaves Byrd-s.rcet station daily.
Sleeper, Richmond 70 New YORK.
$50 A. NJ. arrives 81 Byrc-street station daily.
Sleeper from New YORK.
23S r. 81. arrives AZ Byrd street station daily !:
stops az Fredericksburg Milford,
Boutwell,, and Ashland. Sleeper from
Washington ana Now York Does not
stop AZ klba.
9:43 P. N. arrives az Byrd-streos station daily,
except sunday. Buffet Parior Car
Washington 20 Richmond.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DALEY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
6:is A. N. leaves klbs. Arrives at Ashland az
,:S3 A. NJ.
400 r. n. accommodation leaves Byrd-Sreos
station arrives at Ashisnd 81 5 r. NJ.
6a4 r. N. leaEss klba; arrives at Ashland .,
7:05P. N.
sa5 A. N. arrives Ei0a. Leaves Ashland at
ess A. N. sccommodAten arrives at Byrd
street station; leaves Ashland .,
7:3s A. N.
sis r. n. srrives ct xiba; leaves Ashland Il
4. TAYLOR. franc Manager.
Il + d NYRRs General uupsrintendsps
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

old, of consumption (scrofua, Of course). Ho
could walS little. but cOuid not get up when
be fell down. and could not move when 10 bed,
having no use Of bis hands. ] Immediately
commenced with the CUTIcURA RRNRDIss, using
all freely. One sore after another healed, u
bouy matter forming In each one OF these five
deep ones just before healing. which would
finally grow loose and were TAKEN out; then
they would heal rapidly. One OF these ugly
zone formations | prcserved. After .aking q
dozen and half bottles he was completely
cured aud IL now at the age OF six yoaIs stront.
aud healthy child. MAS. Z. :. BRIGGS,
May y, 1888. OLE Il. Clay st. Bloomington. H.
My grandson remains perfectly well. no signs
Of scrOtula and no sores.
Hrs. h. s. briggs, Bloomington. Ill
February = lSqO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10

IUTIuDI. I' IutU Uul IWU OF
them on each hand, and a.
his blood became more and
more impare 1t took less
time for thom to break out.
A sore came on the chin be-
meath the under Up. which
was very offensive. His
heed was one solid scab, dis
charging a great deal. THIS
was his condition at twenty
two months old, when | un-
dertook the care Of him. his
mother having died when h9
Mns q llffle mnre than q YPar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
TIE THREE c,s RAILROAD
In the Hands Of a Receivcr-ft Owes
$500. 900.
fBy Telegraph 20 tho dispatch. I

NASHVILLE December "a Knoxville
CTonn.) special says: The Three C's rail-
road IS in the hands Of receiver. Judge
Smith at Jonesbor0' Yesterday appointed
Samuel Tate. Of Memphis. receiver. He is
a member Of the firm OF Mcdonald, Shea d
Co. The road Is the one which passes
through Johnson City. and is surveyed to
20 10 Minneapolis, Va. There are about
thirty miles Of track laid IN Tennessee
from North Carolina north. 10 is said the
COMPANY owes about S300000 10 contrac-
tors and engineers. A New York creditor
attached an engine yesterday and chained
II % the track. The Massachusetts, and
Southern Construction Company, which Is
building tho road. goes into the hands of
"a receiver also. IL is said the road owes
Mcdonald. Shea & Co. nearly S5O0,00O
Int will take possession at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
FOR VIOLATING THE LOTTERY LAW
a Memphis Editor Indicted by the Fed
eraI Grand Jury.
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

MEMPHIS. TKSY., December Frank w.
Gregory, managing editor of the Eoclinq
Democrat. has been indicted by the Federal
grand jury for violating the lottery law.
After The last drawing Of the Louisiana
Lottery the Democrats New Orleans CORE.
spOndent wired that paper the winning
numbers held by Memphis people. A
proof-slip was submitted TO Postmaster
Patterson. who wired the Attorney-Gen-
eral at Washington. His decision was that
its publication would criminate the pub
Usher. The democrat published not only
Its experience with the Post-Oifice Depart
ment, but also the Objectionable list.
Hence the action Of the grand jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
A DEADLY CYCLONE.
Clearing Large Area. Blowing Dowr
Houses and Killing Several People.

TT 'H1''F-93 70 '''7 ''"I7'''7I'I
ATLANTA. Ga. December 9.--Yesterday
near Monroe, Walton county, a cyclone
cleared space several miles long and
about one hundred yards wide, blowing
down houses and killing several people.
meath the ruins Of their home. Hen
derson was killed; his wife was
not badly hurt. Their baby was
carried 800 yards and 50 badly injured
that il died shortly after being found. A
family Of negroes named Jackson were
buried beneath the RUNS Of their cabin.
Two were killed. Another house, contain
ing seven negroes. wa, blown down, but all
the occupants escaped unhurt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
BIG COLLEGE REQUESTS.
~. fayerweather Gives 500. 900 to the
University Of Virginia.

The University Of Virginia at Charlott,s.
vile. Va. is the recipient of handsome
bequest Of 800. 900 by the will of Daniel
b. Fayerweather. the millionaire leather
dealer, which was filed yesterday in New
York. The same viii bequeaths 81. 900. 900
10 other colleges and $4,000 10 hospitals
The will was made on October 6, 1850. and
hes four codiciis. The testator died on
November Is. 1890. The executors are JUS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
SOUTH CAROLlNA'S SENATOR.
Result of Yesterdays BalIoting-No Elec-
ticn-frby Leading.
by telegraph to the Dispatch. 7

COLUMBIA. S. c.. December 9.-Ihe bal
lot in the two houses to-day for a sue
cessor TO Senator Wade Hampton resulted
Irby. 55; Donaldson, As: Hampton, 45
Another ballot will he taken tomorrow
Irby is Tillman's lieut. nant, Donaldson
is the Alliance candidate, and Hampton
stands upon tho platform that he will adj
vocate any plan that is beneficial 10 the
fnrmnrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
THE NEW STEAMER NEUse.
The Eastern Carolina Dispatch Line Give
an Opening Excursion.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.

ISptVIHI 0VIVHI M % VHV H'5V'VVII'
NFwBFRNF, n. c.. December 9-To-day
the Eastern Carolina Dispatch Line gave
an excursion ON their new passenger
steamer "keuse" to the merchants anC
businessmen of our city. A large number,
accompanied by their families. left this
morning, returning at4P NJ. All were de.
lighted with their trip and are pleased &c
have such a fine passenger to ply be.
tween Newberne and Elizabeth City, Civ
ing them pleasant route during the sum-
mar uuopfhg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
THE SOUTH BOSTON LOT SALE.
Real. Estate Men Present from the Big yir
ginia Cities aud Other Points.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatchl

SocrH BosroS, VA. December Met
outstanding tho very bad weather for the
past three DAYS the sale of lots to-day by
the South Boston Improvement COMPANY
was great success.
The sale was begun about o'clock, and
ID two or three hours between So, 600 and
1000 worth of lots was sold.
Capitalists and real-estate men were here
In large numbers from Richmond, Ralti.
more. Lynchburg, Danville, Glasgow.
buchanan, Roanoke. Salem, Bedford CITY,
shendun. Durham. n. G.. and other
points.
The lots were sold fast and at an sd.
vance on the list prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
IN DAN on JANUARY, 10,

THE PEMBERTON & HILL rOBAC-
l. co MANUFACTURING COMPANY vii offer
MACHINERY. FlXTUKES BRANDS, and
FRANCHISES. BIDS for came, either as a whole
or in part, can DO submitted At me of1ice OF tho
company, No. Il north Sinsteonth sTesi, Rich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED, CASH FOR FUEL AT
w LOWEST PRICES. PINE WOOD AIS
ioi nan cord Best HEART PINE, s. 3 for
half a cord Good COAL for CRATES ana stove.
si.ga TO $3.50 per ton Best ANTHRACITE COAL
H.,5 s., and IS Is per ton SAWED WOOD. ~ 2s
aud sx7s for half q cord: KINDIING WoOD
s2.fo Tor hall cord. delivered tree. Broad and
Phone 1853. N''
Dc 7-lO. CHARLES III p.ou
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-10
Opening Of Christmas Goods.
KAUFMAN & CO.'S GIFT EMPORIUM.
ANYTHING YOU WANT FOR A HOLIDAY
PRESENT

The show IN one OF cur windows will give you
a faint idea OF the character OF our Christmas
stock. II you Will walk inside you will be shown
hundreds of attractive things for which We could
not find space In the window. Among the goods
We arc displaying are Work-Baskets. Albums
lnkstands. Ctgar-hoiders, and Stands, OxidiZed
Collar and Cun- Boxes, Plush Toilet Sets end
Mauicure-Casss, Plush Shaving Sells, and Pape-
terie. In the higher grades Of bri@-s- brac We
show some quaint and elegant specimens OF In
ported Goods-UniQus Hungarian Vases, Royal
Worcester Pitchers, Vases. BisQus Figures and
Heads, Flower Bowls, sacbet-hags, Mouchoir-
Cases. Calendars and Engagement Calendars
Ornamental Fruits, China SILK AMI PIush Lam
brequins, Beautiful Pillows, Hand Tainted
Boxes. Gsuze. Feather, and Siik Fancy Fans.
Before yon purchase your Christmas presents
look az our show.
Aud don't forget the BEAUTIFUL ART AL.
BUNS. contaiaing dozen handsome steel en-
cravings. These Albums are given away 10 every
cash purchaser OF IL worth OF Holiday Goods
KAUFMAN 4 co,
DO lO-lt 4Ol east Broad street