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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-03
HONEST VALUE
And Perseverance
Lead TO Success.
Pure GOODS SOLD ONLY.

THr GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
TEA COMPANY is the best place I'm the city
% buy Fine Teas. Select Conces, Pure sugar
Baking Powder and Condensed MIX. Give
us n trial before purchasing elsewhere. We
are The leaders throughout the United states
flr pure and wholesome goods.
We guarantee every article thal we .th '-
vonr money refunded. Remember Faster
week Il. nofraf band. SD look. watch and Mhl
for our beautiful Easter Panels entitled
.sslamma's Darling size d ry - inches.
handsomely mounted and ready Toy hlnt
nm. Wc VIII not attempt 90 describe DC, Dut
viii SOY that ItIsa nue piece or lithograpnIf
work and % subject that appeals % every
heart.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NIRGINIA.-IN TIE CIRCUIT
! COURT FTHE CITY OF RICHMOND,
MARCH 2lIH, 1880

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CIRCUIT
: COURT of THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
MARCH 2lrH. 1890.
The "Opens. smith a. Wicmann Company,
limited. "a corporation created and doing
business under the laws of thc state OF New
York. which sues for llc benefit and nf the
costs of J.. u. Eppcns. l. smith aud d..
Witmauu, late partners trading and carry
ing ON business under the nrn name and
style of "Opens Smith & Wlcmann......
tlulutliIs,
against
W. r. d. GascOvnc. The Ucrsman Manuflc-
turing Company. hy W. r. u. 1asc0fne. af-
torncy, and W j. DascOyne ...... Defendants.
IN DEBI
The object OF this suit is 10 recover against
the defendants the sum ol s-bj.92, with legal
interest thereon from tine 9Th dny uf APRIL.
lorO. until paid, HHd costs.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that the said defendant. ~. J.. Ga-cOyne. is
not resident of this state, DO ls ordered that
be appear here within fifteen days after cue
publication hereof, ana DO what ls necessary
20 protect his interest ln this sul..
a copy-Icsfe.
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
IS. j. PArrEsON, p, q. mh26 thiW
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steamers leave Richmond EVERY Il t--
DAY ami FRIDAY geo B J.. VI. Mamie
"a. c. One b .ur before sailing im..
Steamers un2Fc Sew York for lifnmOnl
EEIHl W UNE-DA1 and SAIl hiAi 3l
o b. 81. arriving in i.Iclmoud MONDAY ana
FRIDAY mornings.
PAS scuger accommodations unsurpassed
Cabin fare t0 Sew York via James
river route luc|uinB meals ana ..
NNIII t 20 w
uul-fIir tickets, limited ip iuIiJ
DAYS after date ui ISSUE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III uO
~feerHEe. with subsistence ...............-s o nu
-ferrge, without suprist nee -.-....-.. go
CaD.n Mfe NI1 Chesapeake ana ONO
Railroad .tt.ttt.i..... ~ w
Cabin fire STA Hiclnund and teie.s-
burg Railroad ..... ~ ~
Tickets cam Uo obtained Hi A. IS, 'tfuef s..
Richmond aua Petersburg lrpoIs, lnl A
cDmp.uV's offices. loli htlh street tlN
wharf, Rockets.
Gre. Ifs iOrWariCi land through bills oi lad.
ing issued for points beyond Sew YORK.
Freight received daily uuNio D. 81.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MOS
DAYS, MEDtErDth-. lhlI,DAlri ana
SATURDAYS py fle tneslpeIkc ana ONO
railway lra Newport AtHsI ul o.l0 q. NJ. ny
Richmond and PETERSBURG railroad sanlH
day. and 0.lD a. 81. Wil mako connection
ai NORFOLK with steamer leaving those
days
GEORGE W ALLEN a. co.. Agents.
80. 1901 Main street, and
Dis 1877 Company Wharf, Rockets.
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G:4s a. m. leaves fiba. Arrives Ashaaia
1.'ij "a. m.
400 p. m. accommodation leaves nlrI.f...
sfaf0u.4wIyes lf Ashland atfrr'
6Otp m. leave. Elba' arrives AZ Ashland .'
oti5 b. m.
0.f5 q. M. arrives tibl. Leaves Ashland .,
900 "a. fn.
8.35 q. m. accommodation arrives af H..f
street station; leaves Ashland 6.
7.31 "a. IN,
5:50 p. N. arrives at tiha. leaves a....-l. ,
BIZ p. m.
g. A. TAYLOR Traffic Nanaq.,
h.. r.. I'd. MYERS. General super f..I...
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ILIRaMIA STEAMBOAT c0N

ID
u lhulAlA hAMbOAl DDtl
lANl'o
JAMES RIVER LINZ lOh Old IolN l.,
NORFOLK, PORT -NON rag. LMtOlti
NEWS, lLAlthMvNl, ASH JAslL'
RIVER LANIlND- PIX t,,.....-.,.
AND DAILY il tiDi it'lt d ~ NJ ttivNl
lt-AN't .-t t'l =. il .--f'H VIZ
ANY KIND
DONNEi ll1No:
so OLD POINT and NORFOLK, closely
WITH ON lines io' baltimore lniinde ipnIa iiil
for tHsieru Noltl NuolinA and tne 0ouIn.
ANEW foNl NEWS TOT hampton uAd
-mliAneld' Ni.
ANA At DLAttADNl Win tne Ai.anll'
ana DtnNilie iiaIiiohd iot hafeii5' iiithA-
tofu, ana al. ,iali IONS. .. ...-.
vHL1 AL. N FIX Lyt H.
JAMES Ky ft ~ "a llDhI.
bhtA iNL 1871 i.lN F.. .....
JANL0loM NJ DUTCH GAR AND NAI
lnAtEf.
fhIAfl u uJlIh.
RATES LESS THAN HALF CHARGED BY
RAIL LIMBS.
FARE no Old POINT AND hON FOLK
sl.5O. STRAIGHT; $3.50 ROUND
iklit "a -lDONl-t LASS.
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IL DIET, UPON AN ATTACHMENT RErURNE
EXECUTED.

IL DEBT, UPON An ATTACHMENT RETURNED
EXECUTED.
The object of this suit Is 90 attach the in
lerest of the defendant under The viii OF T..
W. nedlOrd. deceased, ln certain lOt Of land,
and Improvements thereon. boz Richmond
Va fronting 23 feet on The east side OF -ix Do
street. 2O1ll feet north of Leigh street. and
running back between parallel lin es 1917
feet. and 90 subject the same 10 the payment
OF the plaintiffs claim for $500 with legal liz
lefest thereon from July 10th, 1856. until
paid. ana costs.
Aud affidavit having been made and filed
lhai the ailiant believes that the defeudan.
ls not "a resident Of this state b. is ordered
mat ne appear here within fifteen days after
que publication Of this order. and do what Us
necessary 10 protect his Interest Ia this suit.
A cOpy-lcstc:
ALFRED SHIELD Clerk.
sroNEwALL J. boswell. p. o.
uhlS-I4w
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ByR. b. Chafin & Co..
Real Estate AucuOneers.
so. 4 North Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
Oh
SOUTH SIDE OF FLOYD STREET
BETWEEN ELM AND CEDAR STREETS
Is GROWING WEsT-END

BY virtue ola deed Of trust dated June OBJ,
recorded ln Henrico County Court, ID. b. l2i,
at page 32i, and 40 the request OF 'enencl-
aries. default having been made ln payment
of "a note secured In said deed, viii sell by
public auction, on the premises,
ON TUESDAY, THE STU DAY o. APRIL, 1890,
at . o'clock +. NJ, that desirable LOT OF land
on south side OF Floyd street, commencing
iOl feet west Of Film street, then extending
west and fronting on sid south side OF Floyd
street $50 feet, and running back I'D o-lI
feet 10 an alley 20 feet wide.
These lots lay beautifully on very desir-
able street Ia o last improving nelghpof-
hOld And this sale offers a rare chance %
secure handsome brilding lots for homes, or
make a good investment.
TERMS: Cash for expenses Of sale ana 70
pay note VI 81 900. with interest from June
23d, 1859, and credit as follows: sl.l2O June
ODD. 1890, and sl.l6O June 23d. 1891, ana
balance on terms announced az sale.
R. b. CHAfflN,
mh1S-td Trustee.
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NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.
.cuEDUlE EFTEcTMAnlLI10


SCHEDULE rs EFFECT MAR. %, le'1
LEAVE RICHMOND.
$50 A. 81. Limited. daily. lOr OIi Point ing
Norfolk. pullman cu Dbl i
Point.
HOO An. Express. daily for Cincinnati.
pafl0r Car Oll iu.uf iN ..Ir-
l0tfesVille nnl Pullman sleeper
Charlottesville fu Cincinnati.
8.25 l.. 81. Express. daily, inr 900 l0Nt
and lnuulA. iarlor Cog flNl
Point.
800 p. a. Accommodation exec. sunday,
for GDrd0nhNIIle.
1913 Psi. The D. D.. n. Limited iIi||. lI.-
man sleeping ear NlI INN Id
Hinton. solid VrsfIlui0 fII|. l
dining ear and puImiNs
oftOsFille tl Cincinnati .Nl I..a
man fO Louisville.
ARRIVE Ar MCHnNtu.
$40 A. 81. and 300 p. a. da.iy n0u Che
CIuuaus
100 -. 81. from Boutwell, daily. '..I.
SUNDAY.
1O5D a. A. and 600 p. 81. daily il0N N0'iA
station. Broad street near soy. N..H..t
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pULM1mIG
SYRUP
VIII Cure
COUGHS, COLDS,
And All Diseases Of the
nHD LUNGS.

Its pleasant 70 the taste
and does not contain a Tariicle
Of opium oranything inlari-
ms. Itisthe Best Cough Ned
Icine IN the World. For sale
bv an Druggists. Price Sl0O
perhoitle DR. schenck's Book
I'm Consumption andiis Cure,
mailed free. Address
D.J.H.Schenck 4 Son. Phila.
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Bv virtue ola deed OF trust from BENJAMIN
Harris aud wife. dated Juno 18th. 1857, re-
corded iu che clerks office Of Dnesttihe'a
having been made in the payment OF certain
notes secured thereby, and being directed 80
to do by the holder thereof Wilisell at pun
DIE auction, ON tue premises
ON THURSDAY. THE 3D.nAy or APIiL' 1890
Ard.3O O'CLOCK =. NJ.
chat valuable and rapidly apprecioiing lot OF
land. containing 3t4 acres being Iol 80.
0n Urewry'- plan, lying between lhc
fofcrehur- turnpike and lhe Richmond ana
PETERSBURG Railroad, near where the hei
Line Joins ihc said railroad. Land in iAis
vicinity is very active.
TERMS. sufficient cash 20 pay costs OF cN-
ecutur This trust. taxes. If amy due, and io
uar tive notes amounting f0 .lOj.lu. ana ln-
fefpsf thereon. lc balance upon sucn terms
ns win hc made known zoo sale.
=. j. BOSWELL, Trustee.
A.I.AnANs0S, Auctioneer. mh2j-lot
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RAILROADS.
DIfIIMOND

DICHMOND. FREDERTCKSpfrp,
n AND POTOMAC kAlir0tT' ~
dulc.commcncing FEBRUARY 1fib t...'f-
Eastern standard time. Y-
:31a.m M. leaves Byrd-sirccf static. ,...
stops only no Ashland. r0f.. q
Milford, frcdeIlckshufr r.
snr Wiae"a.'.r sleeper Wash. ~.
ton and New York
1f:O7 n. m leaves Byriesifecf station dali.
except SUNDAY.
$50 =. m. leaves Iyrd-sfreef Stallion f...
7.l3 y m caves Byri-sfrcet station I..L
stops only af Boutwell, MO-
and IrcdcrlckslufF -inDrnr U...
mOnd fo New York
$50 a. M. arrives a. Byrd-sireot station dale
sleeper from Sew York
2.JS D. M. arrives M Byrd-sffcff .iafI.rf.n.
stops at freder.rkslnrr r.rf
Boutwell,. and Ashland -.t
from Washiuyion nnl Nnu NIX.
does not stop $40 flNl.
sos ID. m. arrives NYrI-rfrDNf sfIfI.n I....
stops only at Fredfrick.Iur. 10 D.
ford. Boutwell,. anI Ashland
o.fS ID. m arrirof no Hyrl-sffanf .f4fI.. ALL.
except sunday.
The New York and Florida special Glib.
posed ~ Pullman NrsfNule ems. .....
no the Byrd-sfrfct station lf 5.f8 d. LID .
Mondays. Wednesdays and ffdsr. ..t
leaves byrd-sffcct station 1t $40 NJ ID .-
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Er..t
fare Us changed on this train.
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WIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN
The CLERKS OFFICE OF TIE Cfs-
CUT COURT lie CITY OBJ RICHMOND.
on The 17rH DAY or MARCH, 1880.
c. T. Redford
against
L. /. Defendant
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-04
NUMBER %.

Moab that made Orpah leave her Sis
ter and mOther-in-law. She doubt
less had dread of the hardship to
which they would be exposed on the
journey to Bethlehem; and Orpah
was not alone in the fear Doubtless
some of you have been appalled, and
driven back by the self dcnials of the
christian life. The aunt of the world
the charge of hypocrisy which they
would sometimes ho obliged to con
front, has kept many away from tho
land of Bethlehem. They spend
their life in counting the cost and,
because a christian life demands so
much courage and faith, they dare
not begin to build. Perhaps they
are courageous in every other res
pect. They arc not timid in presence
of any danger except that of trusting
Ill tho infinite mercy of Christ. The
sheep are more afraid of tho shep-
herd than of the wolves. They shrink
away from the presence of Christ rs
though He were tryant rather than
n friend who sticketh closer than q
brother. They feel more safe in the
ranks of the enemy, where they must
suffer infinite defeat, than in the
army of Christ, which shall be more
than conuuerors, through him that
hath loved them. Men SILVER and
tremblc before religion as though
they were commanded othrOw their
life away, ns though it were II sur
render of honor and manlincss, and
reason and sclf-rcSpcct, and all that
Is worth keeping.
What has God ever done that His
mercy should be doubted! Was
there ever Il sorrow of His frnilest
child that Hc did not pity2 Was
there ever II soul that He left ,mhclp.
ell i'll the darkness! Was there ever
Il martyr tnat He did not strengthen
in the flames! Was there ever II dy-
inc man to whose relief He did not
come ut the cry of Lord Jesus re-
ccivc my spirit?" Aye, my soul,
what has God done that 20 bascly
thou hast doubted him? Did He
make the whole earth desert! Arc
all the skies dark and storm swept
Is life all sickness! Is the air all
plague! Are there nothing but rods
and scorpions and furnaces! God
knew how many suspicious and un~
beliefs men would entertain in regard
to him and therefore, after making u
multitude of plain and precious
promises, He places His hand on
His own heart and swears by His
own existence: "As live, saith the
Lord God, have no pleasure i'll thy
Death" Why then fight against
cd? This day the battle RACES
Thou nrt armed with thy sins. ~.
nSratitude, thy neglects, and C!r =;
IS armed against thee, but His ~,..,
ons are tears, are calls to mercy. and
the battlecry which He this u..y
sends over thy soul rs he rushes t.
wards the Is = save thee from goiu,.
down to the pit for 1 have found u
ransom" 1 would not envy thy vie
tory. o hearer, if thou dost couquc,
for what wilt thou do with the wcap
ons thou has snatchcd from the arm
eel Rcdeemer, what with the tears,
what with his dying agonics, what
with His calls for mercy? Would
God that Orpah would get tired of
Moab! Would God that Orpah
would go to BE hlchcm.
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THE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTt f.
Important Action of the Body, Touching
the Pending Campaign.

Important Action of the Body, Touching
the Pending Campaign.
AT the meeting of the Democratic
State Executive Committee, held in
Columbia on Wednesday night. the
following resolutions were adopted
''Resolved, That convention Of
the Democratic party of South Caro-
lima is hereby called to meet in the
hall of the House of Representative
i'll the city of Columbia OH Wednes-
day, the 18th day Of August, mt II
M, for the sole and exclusive purpose
OF determining whether delegates to
the State nominating convention to
be held on the Goth day of September
thereafter, shall Dr elected by
primary election to bc held on u day
certain Throughout the State, and for
no other purpose whatsoever; and the
number of delegates to be elected by
each County shall be equal to double
the number of Representatives in each
branch of the General Assembly to
which each county is entitled"
''Resolveu, That the call for a
State nominating convention hereto
fore ordered to meet III Columbia on
September 10th, be and the same is
hereby confirmed"
"Resolved, That the several coun-
ties of the State be earnestly request
&c not to elect delegates to the Sep
tember convention until the question
OF electing by primary election is de
termined'
A subcommittee was appointed to
prepare and distribute such printed
matter as they may consider wise
and proper. The subcommittee
comprises Colonel Hoyt, Secretary
Jones, and Messrs. G. 5. Mccall, John
&. Haskell and j. f.. Boegs.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-04
ADELUCE AT DUBUQUE.
A City Smitten by an Electrical Storm
Rain at the Rate of an Inch an Hour.

Rain at the Rate of an Inch an Hour.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, June 26.-An cleo
trical storm struck Dubuque Tuesday
morning two inches of rain fell in
two hours and the wind blew forty
miles per hour down town and on
the hills with greater velocity. The
lightning and thunder were terri
BILE and incessant. Many families
sought refuge in cellars, fearing q
cyclone. In Rockdale Valley, south
of the city. the flood carried away
bridges and drove the people to the
hills for safety. At Thompson's Mill
drowned cattle and horses were
swept through the first story win
dows of Mr.. Titzig's residence and
the family sought refuge on the hills.
The bridge at Washington Mills, on
tue Chicago, Milwaukee IL ST. Paul
hallway, went down with q crash.
On tho Illinois Central two bridges
were washed away between Dubuque
and Julien and 900 feet of track were
washed out near Farley. The Chica-
go, st. Paul Il Kansas City Rail
way was washed out for forty miles
west and north of Dubuque and the
road has not been in operation except
east of Dubuque. In the CITY the
damage done was great. Many houses
in the upper part of the city are
flooded with water. The damage done
in this county is estimated at over
100000.
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Shooting ARRAY i'm Columbia.

COLUMBIA, $. c., June 19.-At ten
minutes after six o'clock this even
ingseven or eight pistol shots were
fired i'll Quick succession in front of
the Opera House in Main Street, and
then two men were seen graphing.
They were DR.. w. w. Ray, of Con
garee, this county, and Trial Justice
f. III. Weston, recently appointed.
The men are cousins and both are
young. Weston was shot in tho left
side and left thigh. Ray got IL scalp
wound. The firing was at close
range, the combatants being almost
within arms length. The trouble is
reported to be over private matter.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-04
Transfixed by Piece OF Wood.

New YORK, June 26.-John Hitler,
40 years old, met q strange death to-
day in the planning mill at 3O6-31O
Eleventh avenue, where he was en-
ployed at work. He was near q cir
cular saw which was in operation. A
silver of wood was whirled off the
saw. Ithad n sharp point and the
wood passed through Killers neck
like al arrow, completely severing the
iugular vein. Hitler only lived few
minutes.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-04
Tobacco Culture I'm North Carolina.

AS ON evidence of how the culture
of toba eco has increased in Nash
county, N. c., where the culture was
introduced in 1884, local paper
states that one thousand tobacco
barns have already been erected in
that county, and that many more will
be erected before the crop natures.
Many of the farmers of that section
have cleared from $500 to $4OO an
acre on their tobacco, figures which
arc rarely ever equaled anywhere.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1890-07-04

Professor +. N. Crouch, the COM
poser of Kathleen Mavourneen, is
nearly 90 years of age, but was able
to march in the procession at the
unveiling of the Lee monument at
Richmond.
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An Eminent Young Georgian.

Pat Calhoun of Atlanta, though but
"a years of age, is general counsel for
the great Richmond Terminal system,
which stretches over 5000 miles of
road. He was strongly talked of for
president of the system. Mr.. Cal
is grandson of John G.. Calhoun
and of General Duff Green who
figured in Washington journalism
during President Jackson's admins
tration. Both his ancestors were re-
markable men, and young Calhoun
has the characteristics of both. His
advance has been extraordinary. Ten
years ago he was poor and just be-
ginning his law practice. To-day he
is lawyer and railroad attorney of
tbe first rank, and wealthy, with a
i've business capacity Of the
lest order.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-25
The Panama Canal Bubble,

Scientific American 1t is now
over eight years since work was first
begun upon the Panama Canal, and
about two years have elapsed since
active operations We're suspended.
The total cost of the work up to the
present time, including the lndebt-
edness of the company, is estimated
at seven hundred millions of dollars,
aud the caHal is hardly halffiuished.
DE Lesseps' estimate of the cost in
1851 was one hundred and twenty
millions, and the time required to
open the canal Ave years. The mis-
management OF the enterprise has
been conspicuous, and the swindling
practiced upon the company fearful,
Among the methods Of deception the
following system was at the time ~
ported, When "A ship arrived with
a cargo of coal, "A small portion would
be landed and vouchers given for the
whole cargo; the ship would theu
depart aud return again In a shorI
time, ostensl6ly with another cargo
for which new vouchers would IL
given; the same trick would he per
formed again. Thus by the knaver.
Of its agents, who were simply pluu
derers, the company paid Tor materI
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-25
Sherih'S Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
" of an execution duly issued out ofthe
Hon. Circuit Court Of the state of Oregon
for the county of Marion and to me direc-
ted on the llth day of July, 1890, upon a
Judgment and decree duly rendered, en-
tered of record and dOcketed in and by
said circuit court on the 10Th day of OctO-
Der, 1889, in a certain suit then in said co urt
pending, wherein Geo. 6. Bingham was
plaintiff and Geo. a. Nawters was defend
ant, in favor of plaintitfand against defend.
ant, by which execution l am commanded
to sell the real property hereinafter de-
scTibed, and out of the proceeds of such
sale to pay the costs and expenses OF sale;
the costs and disbursements of said suit
taxed at S5l.S5 and the sum of $3.50 ia L. >.
gold coin and interest thereon at the rate
Of s per cent per annum from October 18th,
1889 have levied upon and will on Ss 'ur-
day, the 2}rd day of August, 1880, 'at the
hour of eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day, at the west door of the county
court house, in Salem, Marion county,
Oregon, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash in hand on the day OF
sale, all the right, title, interest and estate,
had on or after the 18th day Of october,
1889, in or to the following described real
estate to wit: 1t being part of section 10,
T. 4 S. r. W. of the willamette meridian,
Marion county, state of Oregon, and known
as notification No, 7440, and more particu-
larly described by beginning at a quarter
post on the line between section IA and II
Thence south 1884 chains, thence west $3.50
chains, thence north % 81 chains, thence
east 81 80 chains to the place of beginning,
containing 80 acres of land, more or less.
Dated July a. 1890. Z, NJ. CROISAN,
Sheriff of Marion County, Or.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-07-25

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that under the
" provisions OF an act OF the legislature
Of Oregon entitled, AN act to incurpO-
rate the City of Eugene and to repeal all
acts and part of acts in conflict here
with" filed in the Office of the secretary
of state, February 20, 1889, the common
council of the city OF Eugene will isSueand
dispose OF the bonds of said city at par
value of from $4,000 to $4,000, IN denomi-
nations of from 500 to slCOO rs the pur-
chaser may desire, payable 80 years after
date of issuing the same with interest
thereon the rate not to exceed . per cent
per annum, payable semi-annua
Sealed proposals to purchase said bonds
will be received by the undersigned
at Eugene, oregon, until september
ISt, 1890, and all proposals received
VIII be opened and considered on
the 5th day of September, 1880, and said
bonds will be disposed Of to the person or
persons making the best offer or offers
therefor,
Tn, common council reserves the right
toreiect any and all proposals. BY order
OF the council.
May 2lst, 1880. b. +. DQRRIS,
Recorder for theC City of Eugene.