Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-01
FARMERS AROUSED.
INVESTIGATE THE RECORDS Oh THE
COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Usgh-Handed Resolutions Adopteo W WV
Prince Edward Atiiance-Bcg"s
Journalist.
rcrrcspSadence Of the Richmond DIspsschI


FAnnvrLLx. VA, April 30, 1890
The following preamble and most remarsso's
resolutions adopted by the Farmers Alliance
OF Prince Rdward county at their last meeuns
are being very generally and severely cf'''0's'u'
BY the legal profession especially.
whereas the interests Of the esricuiturei ta.-
psyerp Of this county are not suricienny pfvseo~
"a rs they should be therefore Dc =.
Rssoired. !, That permanent CONTINUES VI
nve-ope from each township-sns, pe ap ~. ~
ed By the President, whose onty ~ snaI 90 W
meet semi-annuaily--in January ana june
the courthouse and investigate the RECORDS Q,
sho county officers and report the conol.on ~ -.
enopire into the administration OF justice IN the
several courts, aud report whether We, as farm
ers and Taxpayers, have extended 70 us ths'
courtesy and iustice which We are snuueo 10.
o That this committee shall be known ar tne
CeneraI COMMITTEES Of Investigation, ana shaii
report 10 the County Alliance Al tue spring an'
fail meetings the result OF The SAID in'esusa-
ton ,.,..
q Tha, any three members OF this commlt'ee
thall constitute quorum for the trahsacuon OF
business, and shall be subject 10 the cali Oh INC
Chairman ,,,.
A ON tho request OF three or more sub-alliances
any member % this com itee may De remover
and HE successor appointed by the Pres,den IT,.
q That pr diem not 10 exceed 81 ior we u,m'
actually employed shall he ello"e1 ga u ln. ny, -,
Der Of this com miitee, 20 be paid pro Ta'@ 0"'
the treasures OF each sub-alhance'
THE COMMITTEE.
The following gentlemen we're eppo,"s,,
unembe Of the committee Dy 'he iIe,1
Major A. X. Vensbie, Jr, FaTnviio Vonns ,1p'
chairman. H. r. Hunt, from buraio to"nshIp
J. n Morton, from Hampton township non,y
stoses, Jr. from lee township; H. H. ""iV"'
from Iocket township. ,. o,,,,or
In Difference TO numerousiy -siEn ~ the
Mr. o. r. WIcEer, the town chairman o' 'no
Democratic party, has issued call TOT iaS
meeting u Democrats 10 be helo IN , VIZ " a..
House on Monday evening ~ oSnoV 20 norni-
eide whether IL be a moiority's choice 70 no M
nate candidates for muuicipaI Offices W ,n9
usual primary plan or in Convention "'e'S
time Is anticipated
EVIDENTLY FAKIR.
On the 22d OF April X. o. Evans, Of New YORK,
registered at The mckinney mouse Sc, anu nssine
himself known 70 the people OF Farmyiile anu
Hamp1An- sidney a. the representative VI
Richmond Insurance company OF which, "e a, .
informed, Lewis II. Blair ia the president lie
also posed a. a correspondent II the Now iotR
World, and in the iattor Tote be ~ repor,ou as
having gathered from several notable poiNcn.
pe.sonages OF the town some vie ana nlthy sun
Of a sensational character, black in lastly, LOT
thai psper. lie was we'll dressed and oil Clearly
appearance. 1.-the Of form, and q sweet singer
And accomplished pianist With when 'a'eDl no
generously entertained and delighted on WHO
went about him whenever the opportunity was
afforded him.
HOW DO HIS DUPEs FEELI
Last night he persuaded Mr.. Jake 0o!nensleln'
formerly ~ Richmond, 20 spend tho night WIN
him IN Room Is OF the Mckinney lou, anv .
while the innocent friend slept and snored away
the siiyer-tougued vocalist stole MS watch
valued at So and money 20 the ainouht o' q
few dollars. locked tho door on the outslue' anu
left for parts unknown. He was seon Yesterday
with a check Of Rev Dr. Moore, OF Union lhee-
logical seminary, but whether no came by IL
honestly or not IL not now known. lie wore =
moustacho little red and big amount OF
brszeD cheek.
BUSINESSMEN LEAVING.
We very much regret thai We have 10 write OF
Farmvillo businessmen who have become ioen-
tnod with the people and the towns interest So
cially and commercially leaving 10 eslsoIlsh
their business aud their homes elsewhere.
Nessrs X =. Robertson & Co., for some years
among the leading dry goods merchants OF this
place, announce to-day their cost sale prepara-
tory 10 engaging In business In some more pro
gressive town or city. Mr.. n. IL rilce, I9r Sow
raj Years a dealer in stoves. tnware, and house
Furnishing goods will close hs doors tonight 70
hereafter reside and conduct business III selen'
Va One month since Messrs, Goldenstein
Brother entered upon the III siness OF storeseel.
ing IN Farmvlle, and handsOmer-arrangod
store 81 dry goods Is rarely o be found IN town
of Farmville's Size. These gentlemen very soon
became identified with the people. and Win
much earnestnsss were they fixed ia ihcir pur-
pose 70 remain with us. They, too, from strin-
gent times hereAbous suddenly determined 70
depart from our midst TO settle In the magic city
THE RAILROAD A GoD-sEND.
The Fhrmgile AMI POwhaian railroad has
proyed, a. We are told, a cOt-send 10 many OF
The farmers OF Cumberland and POwhatan colln-
ties, who for the past two years have Jailed IN
their crops. There would be &C ual want In
portions Of these countes II Is said, but Tor the
cross-tes sold 20 this railroad and the oppor-
tunity afforded by " for the shipment oil DARK, etc
Mr. George W. kedd, 81, an aged ana hOnored
citizen Of Prince Edward, Is reported seriously
nl.
The farmers OF Prince Edward are earnestly nj
WORK, and with good seasons they will have good
harvcsts. 49,
Miss Nettie Forbes. daughter OF Colonel W. ".
Forbes, since she returned 70 FGrmvlIe with
her sister, Mrs. Judge watkins, has greatly In
proved from her recent serious illnose.
Lieutenant John n. kuight and family, OF
Rlecksburg College. ere with the family OF his
father, In Prince Edward
The Farrnviile Guard will ettend the unyeil-
ing ceremonies In Richmond. A moro s0ldierly-
bearing set Of men will not lie present.
Judge Irving is now holding Circuit CouT; in
Buckingham.