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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-02
RATIFICATION NOTICE
Elizabeth q HAolssoy
ST.
VIM. u. FenMlel. a 81.

IA he Circuit Court ipr 81 Mary Comfy,
sitting ~ q Court 81 KQalsy.
No. 40 n. II
Ordered this 8isi day Of Die. 1889, that
the Aadilofanpogs, iiicd In tlie abuse eaafe.
be ratified and combined unless caute 10
the contrary u shown 90 OF hel0fe lAQ I'm
Monday ~ Jan, 1890, provlsssl c59y
Of thls order " publiehcsi III lhe III MARY
BEAcuN once week for three e8ccglge
weeks prior 70 the ssid aih Monday 1fJAn-
uary.
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk,
True copy-fcSt
J FRANK FORD. Clerk.
Jan i--9w
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roe SIZE.


Owners Of iafma wishing to dispose Of
them or to obtain loans Or exchange for
city property, apply 70
HUT@HINS q buckley,
Real Estate, Loans and Exchanging
specially
1881 F 81, N. W., Washington, D. d.
june 20-tfI
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DIED.

Al The residence of her father. Is ne
seventh district, Miss ADDlE CHKSEi.-
DINE, daughter Of Captain Jack Chssel.
dine, aged about 70 years
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1890-01-02
New Advertisements.
NoTicE.

VIII Organize County Alliance al
Leonanltown Tuesday, january 7til "a 30
a. ~. Dr. Mudd and DR.. Wagfink. viii
lecture Each sub. Alliance q entitled ,
five Delegates. Ivory nensi4g should
attend. w. i. IS. CHAPMAN
Jan 1870 Deputy Organizer
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RATIFIoAT1oN NorIoE.
Samuel Jones and Others
w
Margaret Key a Al.

Ia the Circuit Court aor 81. Mary's county,
sitting as Court u Equity
No gg2 n. d.
Ordered this 50ih day Of December.
1889. that the pale made end ra,ogl
ed by Robert G. CoDlle and B liar
fis Cnnalicr, Trustees Ia the above
cause, be resuacd and confirmed, unless
cause 70 the contrary be shown on
or before tho 4th Monday Of Jan, 1920,
provided copy Of this order b published
10 tic 81, Mafys BEACON once 4 week FIR
three successive weeks prior % Tie sid 4lll
Monday Of january
The report states The land aoid Is; $e5fl0
J. FRANK FORD, Cierb,
True Copy--rest
J, FRANK FORD, Clerk
Jan l--3w.
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" parties having fafilis Nc sale win send
description AID fFfaf " lhe undersigned,
81 call n peflps. i will Ne n their Rdyan.
lAgp / hhFe H0u orders ipf several farms
Nov $50 -. !. MORGAN.
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FoR TnR oRFaANs oouRT

Messrs. Ediiors.--sPIe annenncG 3.
TnoMAs ABELL az candidate for the Or
phans' Court and oblige
Citizens Of Third District
NoY. 10, 1889.
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4UE
Capt. w. g. GEOGHEGA IN, viii leave Pier
10, Light Street Wharf, every TUESDAY
and Friday at 5, p, NJ, for the following
landings on Potomac Rivers;
ON TUESDAYS FOR
Corndeld Harbor, Munday's Point,
Jones' Wharf, Abelrs Wharf,
Br0me'e Wharf, Howard'e Wharf.
Bacon's Wharf, Lconardiown.
Cowarts Wharf, FOxwelps Wharf,
C0an Wharf, Stones Wharf.
Kinsale Wharf, Cobrum Wharf.
Lodge Wharf, Nonlini Ferry,
Mt. Holly Wharf
Leave LE0NARDTON for BALTIMORE
on Thursday at 7, A. NJ.
ON FRIDAYS FOR
UorEfeld Harbor, Foxwell's Wharf,
Jones Wharf Cobrum Wharf.
Brome's Wharf, Towards Wharf,
Bacon's Wharf, LeCnarit0wn Wharf,
Cowart's Wharf, SionVs Wharf
Coan Wharf, Lancasters Wharf.
Kinsaie Wharf, Chaptico Wharf,
Lodge Wharf, Liverpool Point,
Munday's Point, Smiths Point,
Piney Point Glymount
ALEXANDRIA 8 WASHINGTON, D. G.
on Sunday, at 4, n NJ
Freight Rcccip6d 0illV On TLfkflSDA rs and
Fridays
NJ Hlwbhf fereined after 4.3O +. III.
ne Bills u Ladlng Wlll b signed except
those oi the Company
r FOSTER, General Manaeer.
GHEnNIt n.
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+. Oscar Morgan.

Extend n special invitation 70 his many
friends and customers 70 visit his STORE
and examine his large stock olfashionabe
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SHgEN and HAYs

by new Fall styles arc 10, end price
l0war than ever. NY stnek vii please
yoang nrn, OH Incn aud toya.
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q o o ID s .

Fine ispsh and cheap Call and make
small purchase and know thas you win
become o permanent customer
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
Brief Outline the Saints
Lii Lie )sattl ind
. Bur- !.
5s ~. r&F '5s$s sasSF9

sSs On Monday next Tho Catholic world
twsla CONNIE uaofate the death of ~
PATRICK. The fsst apostle 10 silccesaf ally
1nsfoaaoe Christianity into Ireland and
convest tina inhagit ants 5of that ther,3
y pagan island to Si,e worship OF the true
Gc,3. the conversions ofs other cou u vi
cries aroma pa0auisrn 55hT2ss iatait Il
were attended IN alnlast svesy ease win;
bloedshad. The, new doctrines disss
tastefu! 10 so n were opp psedl "a 81 \
ticuIarly b7 those On hose % Ines 4 \
a1ad religious forms pttS Rots hip ended 4 4
their positions IN life. md from ffisis
class OF peonie, ST. Patrick llt y ai ~
other missionaries. had man trials y Z aaId,
sstribula. solts Is encounter, spa ~
successful, ana that tts,af shed
ding ,,aeSdrop Of truman Dits,ei. ro y "a
paosl,,,ssm ii the Ifslaa ~ q
WAS converted ~ So. tstratk Y with 81 h
out the loss OF hum al St,lpo<l Il 81
ss8 As te the cood Hilton Off the Opis I L4f Il
Ireland before L 81 q
3 great many different opinio ns hay been
advan ced. The llnhx blta 81 81 ~
& other pagana. 8
religious tights 81 q IlSeII Is
Il called Druid ishinR
this form ~ y q
The same natna 9I9l anf t1 \.
torlali l.lsIf a ths ,r 81 II
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15
In MINNEAPOLIS

EsSSssSSII fftayy 1nin h-
sI MI III &; ,,y
ns.,,; !. VI seSsE I'M tsi,
' n ii 8 s ~ VI ~
ss ~ 1
y s. u sAissses ss'ss, m
. sss ss'.sA l'' as'plss'f f-
these exercises vii 90 % f g A.
address ~ eF. y asr - ls
saiah 8ekhl aF1a
Hilbert iiss, r. p5. n,
Daanaip Will take paaes t,dS
a,lsplces III te - s'ras ~ Y srs X
Clint te donssyssssa 1flsn afa2Aa AZ s'|slN E
acts, passick, Slf Esataiep &
close the A1stcasss NasI
tile evening, With the folio vi ssa:s 9 ss'
characters; d. 81 Il. .ss5 .l s;,.
Bernard " 8 u 3 Mopaag
Dasid @ !: $. e, go -
Tnshsr .assaa 1880 { iasal,n
III, ea III Ii. as.vi
tapfa,n larfsld ~. B. ]. b oonnoss
BACK I. IS, H sanS 81.
M arns;y . es. = :. LONELY
Darby no2.es. q, 1, ! !, ~.
9anns !, ...,. !; II Gsyin
Eath,sen - a
Mer tiz1 = e sstrao
4its, ~ a ~. has
Dofothy3 kssahas s i - =. a'ff1
he entsrtanms g q. s y e
audience 4 VI pssl's
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15

human beings saerl ilcssl. .ineard
IIHTlting of the Dr,illatlls aays they were
'aceusSomed to a Wal, as d distance from
THE pro- fame, ID hints y, cayerns, a1nld
the silence and al,sona off The forest.
There. az the hours of noon or hi SHIT,
whenthe Deity WAS supp osed to honor
I he5sacred s1Dt III az his essence, the
bling rotary WAS admitted :wi chin
q cIrcle of loft ~ prefer his
prayer. and listen tn the responses Ssof
the minister. 81 II. ~ I. "a
(4SSS Els GENERALLY admitted, though dis
fpnted s,,y Ssome, that Chrls tianity was
|lntrodu ced III Ireland before St, i at.
Irick time. Ancient works on religion
declare that (,ornaac Mac Ar, who
Ireigned LID the Third century mad be I
come . convert TO the faith The histo-
| rianquotas the folk OWING passage from
one of these old docuent5 to prove that
ltbe people before 1T. Patgick.g time.
were no strangers to the tr,ie, religion !:
I Y. Irin was prosper Gus during Cpfnac's
time, and just i'd naents were hstrib-.
uted throughout ~ by him, No
one burst attempt to nt,1tad man il
ireland, during The hort jubitee1o Of seven
years for Cormae had the faith 2of the
one true God Accord ling "a the law, tor
M go. ~ s ,,s D. !,
3, u n D, ,,,',, I.
@ sasS 80
~ !. s., 4, a, M,
~ void bale dius, &. IL
we kaown .,yisi5ed reland rs u Il u
s;o,,arY Helm y delegated W Drea clls5tn
the; 81 80 as l the lris vtere t,en know,
by. al tbe request .of p ,t Geles
tine j, Palladius lett Rome HUI 81 Gland
Ia Isl, accom- panied 5by Others 20 ualLy
Jealous III HE cause L 81 RELIC ion Ia
little band of missio aries landed " here
the CIV sc wick low III, ~ ~ stan u and
Ebppa1,5 M spr.,a o,E the go , t,nv ~
aions we're !, made wit touIt much trouble.
ana ,at beer, for NJ III. s,us 81
,ar,.t Ma sover 81 4 of NE terri tt,ry
beIe tle III l ssionar ia were preaching
R,shop ri adl i,,s would "a IS conye
tiia isia,,tl but the soyereien,s son Was
cDut,osad Is alladlus, and % The latter
II Z ~, esrAta az lasvt, tia eoun I'm
fsyy roi slsnaries rem armed hosyever,
,n,i the faiitl pot erltI reiy lost,
rba ~ .ra M from s,,air1a
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15

l,tld VINO like ll q
Both iathar and Sgra theIs st q
sPatrlc u had TINS 4 81 Is ted 'thskds
lsslyes ~ the serv n % Is
death h, M
al as is GAIN
.clu, hs Was made q sotae irish
sold Tiers, WHO ga lowesdl ing Nislll S. hla
;enpad itlon 10 & y, atrick sa t q
Historian eaFs. was ordered III et.e norttaass
Ierll part and, . II, 4 "
Eotliged to serve tour ttaa1aIli 81 hence
he eceillvad tho surname tr
Ceabhartighe, from two Ilish words VI, y
5aianify four loases, One sof them
whether d bro her ;s,s merely d partner.
whose5 name. Was inc t5r ilclo
Caboin, struck, perhsps, se ld4E III II
.gellce ana sentlene sss off THE aev
purchased him nom th q other par theirs
Iichos iis safd III nave been v chief Spf
.Dalaradia, ffs,rmer conn rissd
nae ssrrltory between VepsrY y. y y,
comfy novn, and sleIaish tEe sfi'sss
55IDny Of Lower An TIL a. in the county bf
Antrim, bnt his residence WAS il tsiis
latter county. HY him. thes Sal lib 81
employ ed iii guart linz lac iocks 1hiah
II, ages, ted she chssst t
source OF wea lth; audit Is ths cornYaSn.g
belief of his biog aphers; ~ wei 81 t.. III
constant trad ition ut the people, thai /;
The Irish standard., 1890-03-15

silt 500 ~
an1eng Ns, s' j u: h
. dat himself out lor ills graslt an
ltiertakl ling a,t. Patricl gent TO facelvs
instrsl from IS. 1,a, hishonp
All tnet biAbas, +,
Request he ti,a ts f ft
Whera be remained i.ina Years. IA al227 .J
III 80 80 Bishop. st, tta1e lsllssine and
remained With him fft,ssss u cara. The
t,ishop sihen recc ID EN- s.i Gsst. Patrick
I'D the tile irish mission, alit
|Ea,t, Patrick left for Bone. 4&sl he
was cpnsscra ted bsshop ~ So. Anaatol,
aud set aall parted
l l1g sseYefza nj lolarIes- IIa
ort "a aies. The
|e5ffoiloWjnla Ysaar t,e \ aelied Ireland and
|Ehsgan the great Defor i. ham. He
IaIasfe,ts BaYa tlIle hist rian, ia Nv ickloTv.
| ~ ii allaos called lnbher dea, which lis !
Esa,,lsoaed *, sbg tlle mouth Ut the little
sat present called Leitrirl';; or.
accord ins Others, tfls, present
Oh ick albontI
s
And the desire hali nonae to his mind
tox bring INTO \ loyledge Of the
I|,truth thss chiet MiIcho who was vet
Living, K, XVI ons he had Tor .ns2ly beer Is
servant. But nasmtleh assss the ways OF
man ard not, ia lila power, but his
steps: ;aie directed bY tlles ll1,rsl, he
landed on The coast Of ~ ildiaa.',5s Here
Dicfloi Wfas converted Il ana .t5bap ti&ed,
...being the ffiifstt born " the sons ut Erin
Cd ttfle faith of Christ He was Chief "
tho district. and very powerful among
his people. Hs determined 70 cal Ton
hisS ola nlaster, lilcho, and convert
him II possible, but he refused saliva.
tion, and to such a pitctl of frenzy vas
SShe xelte;t,, mat ygl WA. e p.
preaching his iaf,s,se IKE shut hifnaelt
thereini and cons uuaed himself with his MS
Isentire substance (. .5.S Az i55:.
ls:5 ST; Patrick however WA rited TO meet,
King Laogh and \ as the latter and
| Cha ether Irish prime ss Were k,s,Iding'
court al; Tara the SAINT pro cee1ed there,
at;companied by Gig ny iii tests. TIE king.
and His court Till tened 10 the missionary;
Essna Ills assist ants, but ref l,ssd con YER
zion. 'st he gave 81. Patrick Per mis-
SION Il ca preach to his Sui jeets. which
was ii Womb conc ession III those.
days Dc sDraid iisna. ON hare The Saint
IwenG,tu Taiiten or 3!II' ~ toll III, where he
lt.,l xt,rtell t,OI,al l5rutI1er or King saog~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
OLD DOMINION STEAM -rLA
" sdIP COMPANY Lf.fA


STEAMERS leAye Richmond Efkhr II ss'fi
and FKIDAT ass y. A. Manifest co7'l 90
hour Dsfore sailing time.
steamers leave NsF York foe klchm 81
EVkRY WEDNESDAY and sAILh DAk 40 p
A arriyins IN kehmoRi AOSDAf al ID
DAY MORNINGS
Passenger accom- moiations 0nsarptsssL
cshln fare % Nos ior1 va JAin0s-u'ef
ropto duclGdlag naaA eD1 bertal..--. -
Round trtp uczeis. limited - NIFTY days
after date OF .ssUs ..........s... 'r.''' ~
steerags. with Subsistence ....-....-....
s,eornse without Subsistence. .-.,...--... -
cstln faro 90 Chesapeake sad ONO fsl ..,
wan. ....-.ssss--sss =. .rff.
Cam faro ga kiehz-oBd ani Petersburg ...1
rrllFpsi .....ss.s -ss-s-sr sfs. .ssl
T1esets can 20 obsained al A. ". 0arber' -
MAN street. CnesspsaEs All uaio sni D.
morf and Petersburg dspv\ aud a. ~ "a .-'i
oriceA 1904 Main street, All wharf,, horfein
grs,gng Forwarded aud n-o1ll Oils a" 49,
sss,lei for points beYoBd Nss f0rh
yr,tent receiver daily until }. r Il $500. NJ.
rasssngsrs leaving Richmoai 90 EOe,r,
WEDNESDAYS. THURSDAYS, ana "a
nays by The Chesapeake aa1 Ohlp a.. ~
SSsport Ssssj a. e:l5 A. "a. anu ~ h''n'- Z. ,
ma PstarssprK rsiiFcei came dAys, - 81
will make connoetics A. NUM-
10, s,safner leaning tnOse 4aYs
GEORGE ". ALLEN = co, Assns,
AM. Compsu,'s EnaEk kOgks.s-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
Matthew s. Quay.

Mr.. Gray is the head Of the Republican
party. He is supposed 70 have more in
fuence with the Administration and with
the Republicans in Congress thanany other
man. He is skilled in addition. sub
traction. and silence" He IL unprincipled
enough, IL all reports be true. to do almost
ANYTHING that he desires to do. where
there is a will in his case there IS a way.
He il not disturbed by his conscience, but
proceeds as coolly IA Beast BUTLER to WORK
out his schemes of plumber and ofiice-oro.
kering. He is in q word just the sort OF
man to lead the party which for more than
twenty years has heaped wrong after wrong
upon the heads of the southern people, and
employed tho sectional prejudices OF the
northern people TO aid him in his unholy
work.
Not long ago QUAY's record was ventilated
in the New York Word, and he was
dared" to bring libel suit. Since then
the New York Evening Post has strength
ened the Worlds hand, the former paper
having had the Worlds facts revised and
substantiated by means of its own investi-
cation, and having also given other facts
What does this record show? We let the
Voice answer
II includes the dates and details of two
raids on the State Treasury by Quay (the
latter when he himself was Treasurer Tor
purposes of speculation. In the first case
be was unsuccessful in his speculation ana
unable to refund tho money. Senator
Cameron came TO his rescue with SlOV,OOO,
which. with 500, GOO more raised by quay
and his partners in the raid. prevented ex-
posure. The sale Of his influence IN
various Offices and his alleged attempt 20
bribe a revenue inspector are other counts
in the indictment, all given with CIR
cumstantality. II Is an Indictment no
honest man would for a moment see pun
lished without bringing libel suit. None
has been brought. and the lar assumption
is that after these weeks OF slence on
Ouay's part none will be brought. The
worst Of il all is the apparent intimacy, IN
political matters, between Quay, Nanama-
ker. and the President. We have good rea-
cor 10 believe that the source of oil this
revelation is Chris Magee, Republican
machine politician of Pittsburgh, now hos
tile to Quay"
If such be the character of the head and
front of the Republican party, what must
be the character of the carpet-baggers,
scalawags. and ignorant negroes to whom
Mr.. HoAR's election bill proposes to turn
over the governments Of the southern
Statcs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
LEV Y e D A Y is.
Good ENOUGH FOR ANY USE.

We have now on our counters upwarcs OF
thousaud pounds OF WRITING-PAPER en-
braclng Bonds, Linens. Cream Plate, ana "hlte
stock. This assortment gives us moro paper
than we care 20 carry at this season. In order
to reduce our stock we purpose to sell so many
reams Of each kind at prices never before beard
Of.
reams FRENCH BOND N0TE-PAPER, 2Oc'
"a quarter roam;
reams FRENCH BOND NOTE-PAPER' Sc
quarter ream;
lot reams REAL-LINEN PAChET-NOTb' SOc.
aGuartcr rcam'
10 reams FIRsT-CLAsS C0MMERClAL-NoIB'
25c. quarter ream;
,ol< reans FIRsT-CLAss COMMBRCIALNorE
(heayy), sec. quarter ream;
o. reams CREAM PLATE NOTE-PAPER truled
and plainl. iOc quarter ream;
! Il reams CREAM PLATE NOTE-PAPEh Fuied
and plain, 50c. quarter ream
so reams FINE PARCHMENT-NoTEr uled and
! plain, SOC "a quarter roam.
We wish II distinctly understood that tho IA
ners advertised are strictly first class In every
respect and ct prices advertised are 90 per
cant. under tho regular prices. IL you don't
need II now it will pay you to buy and hold 1t
over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26
VIII MIR. Atkinson Hear?

We mentioned few days ago certain
letter of Mr.. EDWARD ATKINSON, OF Boston,
TO the Atlanta Constitution, and quoted
some extracts from il. Mr.. ATKINSON writes
without full information in the premises.
He knows too much anyhow. He dis
cusses cooking-stoves as learnedly as he
discusses tariiflaws and the southern
problem. On the other hand MIR. HENRY
wArrrRsoN, of the Louisville Courier-Jour-
nal. writes with full knowledge of
the subject he treats when he discusses the
negro problem, and we quote from recent
article of his il the Cosmopolitan Magazine
the following paragraph to which We call
Mr.. ATKISsoN's attention.
Nowhere on earth can the bottom of
society be put upon the top with happy
results. - Intelligence and property
must rule over imbecility and pauperism,
and the proposal for any purpose whatever
and on any ground and pretext whatever
10 set aside this law alike OF nature and So
ciety is q crime of the first magnitude. Its
only effect, as far as il can have an elect,
will be, as il has been, to involve the COM
munities TO which it is applied in the hor-
rors of race war. Ii they 1.-THE blacks
Of the SOUTH had the least CLEAN Of intel
Dgence as 10 Tue iuthulus VI SAtANVhohip I,
ii they knew anything whatever of the
obligations and duties of the ballot; II
there was among them any public
opinion based on rational under
standing OF affairs, 1t might be otherwise:
Not until the whites are divided will
they divide, and the whites cannot afford
70 divide as long as their lives aud pro-
perties are in hourly peril from race war
pushed upon them by outside pressure
It's not political question ut all. IL
Is not sectional question at all 1t
As question of self-preseryation. II is q
question Of the existence OF responsible
government and civilized society on the
one hand; ruin, anarchy. and chaos on the
other. There is no help for IL except
through the good Offices of time and re-
pose All theories and all schemes must
and will come 20 this at last"
Does not Mr.. ATKINSON see that the ne
gro's industrial and political rights are in
close connection with his social rights!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

THOMAS BRANCH e COL
BANKERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND. Va, April p, 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

be all that Is represented by it's friends and
better than the old system heretofore
practiced, Of course it will be good policy
10 adopt Il in the future all over the
State -L,'achbvry Advance.
The Advance viii do the Democratic party
and the State good service II II will make
a thorough investigation Of this matter of
the working of the Australian-ballot sys-
tenn. The subject is notwithstanding
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

The Lynchburg Adpdnee is in bad
bumor with the Democratic Committee of
that city. The Advance rails out because
OF the stalls" provided for the accommo-
dalton Of voters in the primary election soon
TO be held there. We hope the Adoonce
will tell the world after the election
how the Australian ballot system worked
In Lynchburg. We consider IL good
manner of introducing that system TO
have II tested at q primary election, and
were In hopes II would be tried here at our
recent primary election. but were disap-
pointed Richmond Dtspdich.
Well, the Australian system. or at least
some OF It's leading features. viii be tried
here In our primayy on May stb, and the
Adudsne will take pleasure in giving oor-
rect statement OF its operation and our
opinion VI its success orfaiiure. II IL shall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

This company owns at controls fo0 az. 81,
land situated Ia no western rcrf.ln 20 fls Dr.. 81
which Is the most available lari 0f f8 t.rrfy
residences AMI mauuiaciofIrA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26

NOOK AND JOB WORK NEAiiLs,t
ID KxRcUTkD AT TUE pisfAtsa ''
INa-HousS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-26


WE HAVE FORMED A SYNDl-
CATE who have purchased $4,000 WESTERN
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD CONSOLE
DATED MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD
BONDS to take up Ike amount Of per
cent bonds due lst May noxt, whom they will bo
a FRS. mortgage OF only 1880 per mile, ana
offer 100000 Of these bonds at 100 and interest,
tho balance having been sold, aud we will take
in psyment7 Dor cent. bonds due May Isl at par
and interest
We recommend these bonds with great conf
dence, and we believe they will so much high
or. The road is doing better than it has ever
done. II not only is tho connecting link between
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail
road and the North Carolina rallroad-all Of
the Richmond and West Point Terminal syste m,
out is leased to the Richmond aud Danyille
railroad, whose stock is selling at 22j and paying
dividend Of 10 per cen. per annum.
The bonds are endorsed by the Richmond and
Danville railroad. guaranteeing principal and
interest to be paid in gold.
We reserve tho right to advance the price
without notice. 90
ap 23-lw THOMAS bhANOh ~ W.
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THE PRESBYTERIAN Sun

ES~ THE PRESBYTERIAN SUN
DAY-sCHOOL UNION will meet in tho Third
Presbyterian church SUNDAY AFTERNOON at
half past o'clock. There will DO service OF
song, with verbal reports from ths superintend-
ents aud addresses by Rev. l. b. TURsBULL and
others. j. u. sLRIGHT, President
james ". Gordon, Secretary.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS: George L. Christian. w.
r Ouarles, o. q. Owens, Y. Whitlock, II. Theo-
cors Ellyson. w. II. Zimmerman. Il Alsop. d.
o. Davis. H. b. Taliaferro. ". Nj. GILLIAN. l. y.
Morris. John Pope, Fritz Sltterding. John II,
Dinneen, John w. Gordon, n. d. Hargrove,
Henry Bodeker, l. B. TaIum, IL. swinoford'
James Lyons. c. G. Valentine, II. Seldom Taylor,
Hermann schmidt, b. +. johnson, and K. A. rat
terson.
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