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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
DIED IN CHURCH.
Lady Expires suddenly in the First
Presbyterian Church.

Lady Expires Suddenly in the First
Presbyterian Church.
Yesterday afternoon a few minutes De-
fore 6 O'Clock, while DR.. Kerr was holding
services at the First Presbyterian Church,
corner Grace and Madison streets, Mrs.
Harriet r. Register. "a member of the con-
gregatiOn, was taken suddenly in. Mcdi-
cal aid was at once summoned, bat before
assistance arrived she had died. The cor
orner was notified. and found that Mrs.
ROyster's death was caused by heart die
ease. Ii was stated 40 the time that she
had before been subject 90 heart troubles.
but no serious consequences were ever
feared.
Mrs. ROyster was the wife Of The late
William :. Register, ESQ. of this 0ity, who
for many years was "a respected and honest
merchant. She leaves many friends, who
will learn with regret of her sudden demise,
and who have long been endearcd 10 her hy
her many Christian traits and manners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
LAeoR IRouBLEs IN INOlANA.
Carpenters Threaten "a General strike NJ
less Their Terms Arc Accepted.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND~ April ls.-Noiice
was served upon the secretary Of The Gene
raj Contractors Association that unless the
bosses met the striking carpenters M con-
ference within tweniy-iour hours, "a t.i-
er.i strike Of au persons in the build
inr Trade would be ordered. The
Ir.ckiayers. Tire plasiercrs, the iatneis'
and the hod-carriers have been ready 10
ro fo the assistance of the carpenters ever
Since the strike was iuauurated. Inc poo,
firo served upon the contractors has had
the eject only of increasing the dotermina-
lion of the latter not 90 yield. 10 was deter
mined by them not 20 bold a meeting 90
ri1ht or pay any attention whai-
over t0 the threat 10 order general
strike. They assert that q general strike
viii elect nothing as others engaged ODD lne
building trades cannot do anything Nuen
lid tbo carpenters are Idle.
Tha Panhandle Railway Company. mas
offered Glo switehmen Of their ROAD iie
.fanfard wages paid that class OF work.
mon. and 90 Is thought the fenn-li wanna
railway will do the same thing tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
ATRAIN 1uRYlTER-
Several OF the Omcr <lhe Road D'"''

AUGUSTA, Ga, April is.-rhe pay i''"
on the Gainesville. jefferson and sou'hef"
Railroad. containing superintendent Hemp
,u, p..f,,,..,~ p,l,frson. Treasurer
Richards. Supervisor Bell. EngineeI ,, .,u..'
OF the Georgia Railroad. and General Man nan,
ager wilkins. of the Narrow "ausc, anu ~
Route Agent liurlbut. Of the southern On IN
press Company. was overturned this after,
noon near jug Tavern, ana ah oi
the officers named were more OF iess
Injured SUPERVISOR Bell was the worst
hurt. Receiving a severe confusion on the
head. SUPERINTENDENT IIemphill was PAIN
fillv injured about the hips, and Treasurer
Richards had his knee and ankle badly
sprained. The train was running about
twenty-five miles an houI' anu it .r,.
some unknown causeit turned over. The
Injured were brought 20 Augusta tonight
ard taken home ON Filters. None 81 them
are thought % be- dangerously injured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
PsMALTY or DAMAGES.


a Nice Question of Law Arises in the Fed
crnl Court.
ln the United states Circuit Court yes
i.rday the case of the United States against
William Marshall. the British Vice-consu.
n this city. came mp for trial. The ease
was mot disposed of. owing t0 % hu0ly
question off l1W that arose.
The case grew out of an action for $1,000
as the penalty incurred by the defendant
300 delivering the ships papers of the
British ship "C0unt of Anag0n" t0 Der
master before She had been regularly clear
cd at the CusfOm-hOuse. Section i.2ll Oi
the revised statutes of The United States
declares that any consul who commits this
iwculariiy shall Doe fined NOT Jess than
5000 and NOT more than $1,000. The offence
had been committed through inadNertcnce
uy the yice-c0usul here, and without any
intention 20 violate the law, or knowledge
ilat Doe was doing SD.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
nod par n Eiehmona conere.

On account Of the hard rain night before
last Field Day was postponed till TODAY.
very interesting programme has been ar
ranged. The exercises viii begin urompflv
at 8 A. NJ, and continue I'm . =. ~. when
one hour viii be- given for dinner then be-
gin again and continue tin late in the even
ing, when the successful contestants viii be
announced and medals awarded. All I'M
terested in the college, and especially those
fond Of sports, are invited. Seats provided
for ladies. Amer 10 O'Clock the exercises
VIII be on Aliens lot, IN front Of Lee monu-
m4nf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

Rev. DIR. Landrum expects Rev. Mr.. Dixon
10 aid him in a series of special services
which begin on sunday. Mr.. Dixon is not
stranger 20 Richmond people, having led
large and successful meeting with the
Baptist churches here some years ago. lie
ranks high In the ministry Of his den0mina-
ton a. pastor, preacher, editor and author.
over six feet ia height, with clear, ringing
yoiee, logical statement and impassioned
delivery, Mr.. Dixon rarely fails b nightly
move bis bearers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
ruE SALE OF LOTS.

The policy Of those interested IN the Sue
cess of Basic CITY has been wise and con-
sefsatige. Autobiography urged 90 put
their lots on the market, they have nrmly
refused 90 DO 20 until sufficient industries
had been secured iO place the success. 90
Basic City beyond the slightest doubt in
regard tO their claims for the place. they
have differed from many of tine booming
towns m the conservatism displayed in their
every statement ana Che extreme careful
ness t0 make no claim which could nof be
easily subslanuated. TN. policy tuey Dy-
lieved 10 be the best in the long run. Al
ready the fruits are beginning 20 be seen In
the rapid rise in Basic City stock and the
growing demand for ID.
The managers have fixed upon Mednes-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

Don't run the risk OF your cold getting
Wei Of liseli-you may thereby drift into a
condition favorable 20 the des elopment OF
some latent tendency. which may give you
years of trouble. Better ctfe your cold at
once. with the help OF d.. ID. james Tx
peclorani, good healing medicine iJr AN
coughs, sore lungs and threats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

Another large and fashionable audience
greeted lord Chumley" and his competent
company last night at Mozart Academy
In the audience was large theatre party,
which added much 10 the brllliancy OF the
scene, and the acting Of >olhern was en-
joyed by all with its usual zest. At the
matinee to-day tho last performance OF
ssIord Chumiey" will take place. and al the
night performance "fhe Highest Bidder -
a. M ~ ssix.n
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40 the conclusion Oh the evidence. Judg,
Hughes said that Doe bad doubts whether
ibis action could Doe maintained iu lt- pres
emf form. The penalty declared hy law l0l
ile ofeuse boz question might be 200 The way
between $500 and 5000 Iha penalty wa-
not fixed sum like ihe penalty ON pena
civil. bond. and be- doubted whether an ac
zion of debt would BE i0r an una-ccr
tanned penalty. This was pena
statute. defining an Ohelsc. The
proceeding in the United State.
courts against statutory olenses was Dr. iu-
dic.menf. In the trial 0fwh.ch the law made
10 The duty of iAe jury 90 say whether thl
accused was guilty or not guilty, and of ihe
court 90 iiN ihe fine. If the verdict should bo
guilty. The Judge said Dee aid not see hON
ihe penalty could Doe asccriained and fixed
iu amy other way. 10 was not question of
damages. and this suit is brought for dam.
ages. The United states are not damaged
The proceeding should be for g penalty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
rne IS NAIloNAL LEAoUE


sr.LOrIs April IS. The Executive Conn
miitcc of he Irish National League ad-
i0umcd sine die This evening without hAih-
"a date for the noNt convention. ON hear
ing from parncn if was decided ihai
% convention De held ODD hii. llnoi' 3
'nt DAB dafo WAS fixed. s cablc-nm
WAS sent f0 parnol Tuesday asking h.m iI
bee favored convention this year, lhr
Irish leader remained silent. Many OF One
DELEGATES ae disappointed. and believe 3D.
convention should be held no once, and ilo
charges growing ont of tle Cronln cnse rc-
rudiaicd. There is also strong demand
fae country over i0r 1000 accounting ni lihu7'
and They believe ibis should Doe made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
HE BAZAAR.
old Folks Concert-DeMoss Family Of
Oregon

Old Folks Coneert-DeNoss Family OF
Oregon.
The clear skies that the ladies have So
earnestly wished for CAME yesterday, and
consequently the Y. VI. &. a. bazaar last
night had the largest crowd OF the week.
TIE Old Folks Concert was the entertain
meat of the evening. The costumes OF
ihe ancient people We're very striking
and handsome, some of them having
done service In the old colonial balls.
The concert was very pleasing By way of
contrast. the modern school will have "a
chance tonight In the concert % be given
Dy Zoe De Moss family, of Oregon. These
gifted people. "a father. two daughters. and
TWO sons. are the masters Of thirty-siX diff
ierent musical instruments. besides being
accomplished Nocalists. Their programmes
are varied and popular. and include several
amusing ana difficult musical tricks
The children had Possession Of the house
for while yesterday afternoon. and to-day
at D O'Clock there will be q doll-baby drill
for fham
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

-nFLBYvmIE. lND. April is.-loo T.
Wilson. Representative in toe legislature
and bis father were arrested horo to-day 900
indictments charging them with having se'
cured hy fraudulent means tle annumenl
oi marriages entered into hy solNi r7
widow. and then having Them roin-taied on
fha United States pension rolls. ln c0nnec-
fi0n with these cases Ed. Majors was ar-
rested for perjury and Charles u. Lastlepen
f0r conspiracy. All gave bail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

PARIS. April Stanley viii leave here
for Brussels 40 IS O'Clock tomorrow MORN
ing. De will Doe met 900 ihe Belgian frontier
hY the Bur-erma-ier and Aldermen OBJ
Brussels and escorted to the Capital ly
.peciai train. arriving there at 1880 j. VI.
Ile will Doe received at tine railway station
bg kim Leopold.
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Richmond Theatre.

sin the Ranks WAS repeated at the Thea
tire last night. The comedy parts were well
brought out, and the performance was
smooth. The company seemed 10 be on
iaeir mcttle, and gave better performance
than the night before The play Will d.
presented at the matinee this afternoon and
also tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

Dr. Charles Nenable Darlington Is the
first graduate i'm medicine that has had the
fact oi his graduation recorded in the Chan
Gerry Court. Under late act OF Assembly,
AL graduates who practice medicine fOI
compensation are required 10 have the dr.
plomas they receive from the Medical Board
OF Virginia admitted OF record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

ZANZIBAR. April u.s. EmIn iasm wit.
his expedition win start from B1gamoIo iN
ine interior 600 Monday. THE German Las
African Company intends 90 construct neN
railways Doe Southeast Africa similar in ii'
Pioneer Railway boo /ene-al. Engineers 1921
-uM .url.I.n. liz rlul-..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

UNDER the caption "rars au jour t.
jour-" the Figaro says that Liberty studies
the measures which the socialist Caesar of
the Germans prepares, and she considers
them only insufficient paliiatIycs. 10 IS not
With The single regulation OF the work 0i
children and women as regards their daily
labor. that the aspirations of the working
men viii Dee satisfied. 0r that will solve The
social question, which is to-day So aTaye.'
Figaro also continues: I'VE also have bad
our socialist Cesar. 10 was Napoleon H..
who undertook tO solve tie working prob
lem by combating the progress of suDYtF-
sife socialism. but 10 was only postponed"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

The Young Mems Christian Association
Of Richmond College will be glad 20 have
their friends enjoy with them "a lecture on
me Life and Character Of SAUL First King
OF Israeli by Major Robert stiles. I'm thc
College Chapel, az o'clock tomorrow
Sunday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

BERLIN. April ls.-lieu short, who was
ihe Socialist candidate for ile l,eich-tag boz
opposition t0 Professor Nirchow. in the lAie
general election. has been expelled from
Berlin. owing t0 the violence OF bis speeches
in the prevailing ,ocialisiic labor asita-
L-.u-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

NEW YORK. April is.-Ihe Evening Post
states edit0rllly That Mr. Cleveland did NOT
u-o the cpitncfs concerning Mr. Dana
which were contained in an alleged inter-
view n toe NorId.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

TIVE other day in East Java, says the
North China News, band Of conTaband
opium dealers passing through "a jungle
saw two tigers following them. They lost
not moment in Fastening their steps. but
the least nimOle OF them found the beast of
prey at his heels. when be- spied tiger trap.
he crept into 10 with the forbidden freight
on his back. The trap shut the closer i0r
the heavy weight, and when danger BOO
longer threatened the dealer, he attempted
20 liii up the door OF the trap. but ali his
Efforts proved unayailing. Next day the
settlers came 10 have "a look at the trap, and
rejoiced % see 10 closed, thinking a tiger
had been caught Their JOY knew no
bounds when the prize proved 10 be a snug
gler with thirty cattles Of opium.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

Aner Monday, April 2lst, the train now
leaving Byrd-street station at ll.vs a. M
will leave at II 30 4. 81 daily, except sun
day, arriving in Washington az i:l0 Il. NJ
The train now leaving no $3.50 4. NJ. VIII
Ger sunday next, leave Byrd-street station
a GASP. NJ. daily. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
THE SCULPTOR.


II is not known whether Mercie win ac-
company Mr.. Burgwyn and the statue 20
America on not Some time ago 10 was
stated that he would probably come To- su-
perinicnd the erection. and also Doe present
VI. faleuicre in the Lafayette monument
20 De erected in Washington, opposite the
White House.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19
rorroFwEsrroi>r. Arrmis

Steamship ncndI Nnr'ois. -''l'
i0av0r Liverpool merchandise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

.t.,,,shIn Lawrence. snow rrHI l'r'
.,.r.rli cireo steamship anNIIIt N.Nl
Baltimore. general cargo. N.''.'
rIIv. EnIon. WaikDrfon' general 'i'.'
SAILED.
steamship Charlotte. h'c.I'.
r.uarll c1frl. steamship 500. I.Ni
SNOW. NuriOIF. general cnisn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

For this malady take that old-fashioa
remedy Of our mothers, syrup of Pure Pine
Tar, Horehound and Wild Cherry-Dr.
DaVid'- Couch SyruD
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JURY DfscHARrD

The Court ordered that The jury De dis
charged from the further consideration OF
this case, and that the suit stand upon the
docket for further nruclllIn.s.
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day. Thursday and Friday ~ They
and OH for their first sale OF iol-. ali.
'''.' excursion rates win the 'a
rosd. The terms Of sale are one-'pe..1''.,,,
cosn balance i'm six. twelve ana c'f,'a..,oI
,aonihs Those holding stock are Ill.,. .1
A. nav the second half Of the p't..'' =,
money with the stock Of the conib''5 ro.
n,r stock that cost $50 a share WIZ ~ n
eoived ON the last two payments az T,,ui
,he uurchasor 50 desires. Ihi- aiVno 'i,,o
Keen me stock In demand ana hN 49, ,,
atliitie less than par within le"
MINOR MENTION.
Noyv In conclusion. we urge investors y.
f,xeetiyato for themselves the m,ill5,
Hasic CITY. They viii find mere uni.itoi,si
.,uro,1 facilities. frOO-fOue au4 hit", No.
,-,fers churches. classical schooi "n" -
male seminary: in easy access iion .',.,,,t
fho best quality. climate nVl,u 'lii ,....,,
the whole south for its hc1ii 49,, Ia
surrounded by the most ieiiile '' ',l-.',,o
soil. timber in endless luah'' ~ ,...,l,oca.
ochra and manganese 1f uNni I'D =.
,,i .fn,o I'm "a nrorr. ssifc people, VINO ~
resd. and anxious f0 welcome Won. , 1.'
honesty. we see nothing. inal couin i'',5..'l
/ be- i'm the way OF the rapid pfotit
/ gifv. 10 has bright future before ~ ....
Handsome autographed maps oi lne 'oN"
are now ready for distribution. ..t.
A normal school VIII shortly Pee e7l,o-
lishod here. and large ana comhiou'ou'
/ school odilico viii soon Doe lANi.
The prospect for the early olt.ni1" 'i'" W
a iani, company Dis very good inu. eu- ,.,
ARRANGEMENTS ore being maze i' l-.'
/ Basic CITY by electricity WITHIN Sixty o't
A charter for 20 .trcetcar iine h'r 'e''
obtained.
lr YOU want tO seq a. variety OF Yves e'
Nicfcrias. SURVEYS. lhaci0n- ana fainii.
/ tarriaeos. call and see DAVID AiNeLih'
sos. 4. i0 and D., TENN street.
A dime corn saiye removes corn. Miihou'
lpain. Try a box.
Window and door screns, frames ana
wire. a. D.. CLARkE az son, l'w Nam
street.
FrTs.-An Fits stopped cree hy Dr
kfne's Gr0f Nerre hesi0rer NO ft
AFTER first DAYS use. Marvellous cures
Treatise and 5000 trial bottle nee io J. 4
cases. Send 90 DR. Kline N3l Arch siit'1
Philadelphia, Pa.
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ITS LOCATION


Here y0u hnd an ineXhlusuDlc supply oi
nnro. fne.ione water. while within the in-
corporate limits are three springs which
alone would supply water i0r % town OBJ
10000 people One is l.thia spring that
cuisines nom the ground in such volume
thaf 30 large sized stream Is formed by ine
exit from iis natural reservoir of thirty
wards across. THE other tWO are strongly
rn1Ifh.afn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

rOnr OT HICHNlNU
ARRIVED.

YOKE Rl 1870 h.''|..'f
ARRIVED.
pafkrnfne MoS1anwy 0llk'' n
frod flour Tor nmll. ~cho'n
reii,ernere. Rond0uf. cement I'i
,.--r. Schooner Nt0n.a -iNNN'I'.
Vev York. Iient to Curtis fhl.
~, rarv N1ndIyer. Galloway
rnizar' s.. d. curtis, agent
fT Dudley. Booth hl}, icc' it'"''
Company
schooner Sophia Godfrey. Mr. M
,-.f ,.llt lumber. A. H.. shepherd IS '.
PORT or NEWPORT NtW-. ArH I-.
ARRIVED.
steamship Kauawh1. Sew lors "
conl
SAILED.
Steamship nondL N0rf0lk. steam.
dOaN0r Liverpool meiclHNhi7t.
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schooner sophia Godfrey. Mc.ar ,'
,.rk. 0ak lumber, A. L.-ncrn 81
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H|I
without taking the time 20 consider its spe-
cill claims for consideration. or to make
,rv COMPARISONS. TWAS with this feeling
mat wo len Richmond a few days ago. de-
farminpd. however. tO make am honest tl'
imrarfiai Investigation into Che merits Oh
fnis f.f.rrOwing town. and t0 Niiie ac-
rOrliurlv. Alter spending two days we
now undertake. TO- tell the readers oi J hh
.r,rFs some of the facts we gathered ana
impressions made upon us
ITS LOCATION.
The location OF Basic City could not pos
sibiv Doe moro favorable, either ilf ncaiin
ON manufacturing purposes. situated on
fho banks ola swiftly flowing river. 7ul-
rounded hy the richest agricultural section
of Yir1Inia. and sheltered from severe
storms Dy the Blue l.iiee on ine easy, anu
ifrrhrnr mountains on the west, Win ah
,ltiflla al 300 feet above The level of tne
.aa. 10 would seem that nature hld done her
,.,rt in -unulyiur Basic CITY with those ad-
r.nfaras which must furnish the -round-
work of desirable location. bui inls i-
mot au. There is perfect drainage ODD th'
land surrounding. q gradual s'Oning tO me
r.yar off from fhirty-ila t0 iIy feet. and %
.ou which does not bold moisture long. The
air from the mountains On either ,ihe i-
nuro and iuyig0ratlu-. making the nienis
.n summer always cool and CONDUCIVE I'd
refreshing sleep.
.rfr, WATERS OF BASIC CITY.
.,..i no, i,,,.f.i,i. sunnlv of
mere '' ''.''' .,',i.. ,,h,is within fhe in-
ll.e' ii',i,. aro fbroe snr'nqs which
....'..iI -,,,.,'l. ,yafor f9r "a town 0f
' ..''., ,.,o.'i. n,sf.a lifhia enrinr that
l.i ,i.. ...,,,,'d in -reb volume
',...i -,r.,,, h. r,r,..l hr fha
.' ... ,,'. 3D.. r9t,,r,I reservoir of thirty
.'''. T6.rff.r f,eo ana -fran.'s
...i,i'..fa.
..,.,. ,.,.,.r.er.
"'l''i'''"
THE railroad i'cliiiit7 OBJ h"9it ~, .'
not easily tAceiltd. l"u iiihiN liuMe i.'l.
0i railroad. the Dne7Aifahe anna 'nio Nl
ming East and W tsi, anna me 'ntnanlo""
Valley running Noiih "na 'p.ln' '.
each other mere. u i- Niihih hft h'uI7
ude 0i tine ocean Dy ihe 'ne-Apt ana
Ohio. cr OF the coke regions oi connie. -'i''''
i'a. ald WiInn Jess ihii ONE NlinuIeu iHii.
of tle I'D. DO coAn- c.h -.eli'u ol '',i'.-
western f-init' D, lNe 'NtN'iiuN-. ''.-
Inf and NIiiDIh anna N N-I0IN iiINNaN-t b
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

neglect that cough. Nut take at once Dr.
nlgu's Couch syrup OF Pare Pine Tar,
H0roh0md and villa Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-19

Il. II. BosHkG's sons vehicles are Ia.
finest IN the city.
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-EATHER FORECAST.

STATE oF rIfEHNoNErtH
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BASIC City. VA.
WHAT A TIMES" CORRESPOND
EMIT SAW AND HEARD IN
THIS LIVE TOWN.

The Location Of Basic City-Its zine wa
ters. Healthy Climate and Rare "0'''-
ties for Transrortation-car WORKS
Blast Furnace. Paper Min and other
Industries Already Under Contract IT.
Excellent Hotei-The Progress OF the
Town UneQualed.
fspec'ai Correspondent OF The lmesI
your correspondent. like many Others
had heard ard read much about Basic CIT!
md The brieht future that was booming up
Irfora IL. but ia this period oi acuNils
among the towns Of virginia we nad class
cd lbs advantages along with che others
without taking the time % consider iis spe-
cill claims for consideration. or to make
amy COMPARISONS. twas with TINS ieeiin z
That wo len Richmond few days ago. oe,.
farmined. however. tO make am honest tN'.
impartial investigation into Che merits Oh
his msf-eroNing town, and 20 Miiie ae-
cor.liueir. After spending two days we
now undertake. to ten the readers OF ht
rrrrs some 0f the facts we gathered, ana
f,.,r.r0aai0u- mnin upon us.
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v NJ. c. A. BAZAAR
VIII open April 1871 no b p 30.
Corner sixth and Main Sifcct, lni caN-
tinue ien days,
OPEN DAILY FRoNlaMronrn.

A different entertainment tNtfN evening
aud matIuccs fut children. Lunch ., INN" IT
aud supper served ina every >lflc.
General admission. io cenf.t tiil.. "'. ID
cents: season lckft-. So cents.
Reserved seals io The enter IINlUe
0e secured TO- ten CENTS olcn.
.spl3,l5. 10. -o,--.-l
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ago by the state Board of Education, who
had the able educator aud practical scholar,
Hon. John l.. Buchanan, as one OF It's men,
hers. and who. no doubt, from his eXpe-
rience i'm teaching, gave the aid that was
necessary 20 render IL 50 acceptable. (Mc-
Guffv's readers. McGuiiy's spoilers, liar-
Ney's grammars, Van Antwerp; (Mauy's
Biographies. Nenable's arithmctics. Holmes
History OF the United states, University
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Lowell a Col; dictionaries. Worcester 81;
(IistOry of Virginia McNdllsl.
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