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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11
Srrmanntr Soltsblatt.
nnier gofmsien.

0un liest aud Der Sabresberidt bes
@eneralpuftmeiiters @anamafer Dor.
Sn bemielben iinS ale 9baisn oes
srOBeu amerifaniidem goitoienites anf
has Gin9ebenOite beipruden, uno Dem
Guspeiie 5ufolse 1T Die gsrtSaliuns
oHr6iues cine quite unb pirtiaHe. Cas
bat oeIn ard ielbit Die bemot'at'l9e
Hreiie Srn. @anamader ned nibt obs
seiproden.
@ar friber oiegerwaltung usslfsua-
tanning, 10 lit isst Gin Defisit pon ca.
100000 gu p,rSeidnen tpsseu DEF
tSerabiesuns ses 8riefpOrto's BON D.
anf 2 Gents unb bes sroben ausfahs'
Der bur9 Sie unterbriiduns Der 2oustla'
na-2ottcrie, fir bic feline Bofiaden
mebr bef6rbert tperten, entitaneen 1T.
aber bas 9efi5it III I'M sdlpiaSeu be-
9rlffen uub Biz gum l.. Suli 1893 niro,
inie man bere6net, Die 8Oit fi9 rpleoer
ielbit beSabten.
Die Giuri6tuns Der pseepOiten" bat
ii6 oOrtreffli6 bsp6brt uub Die ausoeb'
ilIln9 bes 8abn,9ultbienites auf oOOO
iucitere Meilen tpar EN- GROCER Seser
fir Die betr. Siitrifte oes @efens
Die gipilbienltreseln iinb frens burbz
Qeiibrt iuo,ber, ebenio bas Qntis2otte'
riegtfes, tueldes Die Yolt san5li9 bon
Der 9otteriezg orreiponOen5 befreit bat.
Sic Snipeftion Der 8oitdmter mar cine
ieGr iOrsfdttise uao Yas bies beOeutst,
mag baraus ermehen iueroen, oab es
1907 Counties nit nabeSu $4,000 8ot'
dmtern in Den Ser. Staaten 9iebt
Yon 2142 Counties unb 45 ,6OOYoitdm:
tern lie9en 8eridte Dor.
Der @eneralpuitmeiiter iuieOerboli
feline frilbere @mpfeblungen betrefs
Ginridtung Don Tofttele9rapben mi
,f9lieBt bicsmal aud Den Selepbon'
bienit Elm. n9Oit, telegraph unb 9e'
lcpbpn", iuat or, n%iplten gu Isenter
be5 8Olfes unter DHenili6sr esntroas
9emadt werben."
SieYultruuten iiso ius9eiammt $50,
029 Meileu lang uto es nuroen Su'
8ei6rOcrun9 Der GoItiaden int 2anf'
bcs Sabres nid,t ipsniscr als 34e,266,
445 Meileu a~u,iIdselest, iOuief, iui
etipa cine 700mulise 9in. I'M
!SerreiIe nab Dem Monb.
97r Seridt empfleblt peiter Die Gin
fiibrrns Der pnsumatiIden R06renpof
ipie lie in 8erlln ulo 2onopn in &c
bralu6 lit urb before uno prattlider'
8rieffdIten Gem altcn 8lun oer4oi
~Ipnrfa1leu miro cbenin15 tuarm ba!
Mort 9ereotet nit pcm Sinweis, ba'
Die Serwaltuu9 Die griparniile be
fteiuen 9eute icbr gut i'll Serwabrrm
nebmen f6nnte.
Gum S6luiie fplst ein 8apitel lbe
Die @abrideinli6feit elmer batbise
nrtmaliacn Serabiesun9 Deg 8rie
portO's unO Siuur auf einen Gent. So
Gcneralpuitmciiter lit oaiir, uorausse
isBt, baB teiu 0cfijit baour9 entiteb
Gr nei9t ii6 Der SInii,yt at, >a5 bi
&e,waltuus oarnud ejngeri6tet tuerbe
flnn.
Die %oranI6ldse fir 1898 iito ~
iol8t: g2abri9tinlide G%jnnabslen $50
336,350.44;a usgubeu sS0,323,4O0.5,
uebcri6uB s12, 949.93.
Nui iein 8pltiuslen fann uucle Ga
nit pullem 5us uub &edt ltol5 iein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

Gin 5 III d 5 d SEN, iuelfcs in
Der Stobt gum erltcu Male eirell Me'
a~erfnabsn fab, rief beboncrno aus
vOu arr;cr &nobe! Nod 10 jung -
Emo iAnn Elm Mphr !"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11
8 & beater.

Buf6auerin GU tbrsr Ma4ba'
rim Sinh sic fdon in Sbrdnen
esriitrt, Siebite, ODER i9pissn Gle
bloS?"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

Siite bid Dor neaen Witteln segen
grtdltun9, &C, wnb pe:wenbe psin @elo
nidt int Serluhen berielben. Or. Bulls
Sulten Sprup fat felt beiuube so Sab
rem Die Strobe DOR Dem Gubliium CT
fuloreid) bejtanoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

SatuatiOu Del, bas beriibmte ameris
faniidc Seilmittel fir Sranb' 8riibs
unb Sdnittwunben, GueiidunseH uno
8errenfungen lit in allen Ipot9efen fir
nur 25 Gents Die 5laI9e su baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11
Neues
@ei1Gft.

Msinsm 5arerar.ssf&Gft babe q sisIs
ysphe ros alempntr-1 sf&Sff auaslsnf w
hin nuumtbr TN Gtante ale MuftrdSs ln
Sinrtrartsifen prompt unb bettns ~ I'LL
osx. VleteaGn une Daarinafn XXI ss
Ssrfsnist uns ansttraat 3sparatas' ssss
ten bldg teicret.
:" g5rit, GtsFli*
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11
q. 81. @Ieaion n,

(--) q. SO. @Ieaon,
I Siesel
~ Dfientlider Rotar.
sails 8atarrb 4ur uirb innerlih senemi
men, ,unb pirft brett auf bqs Slnt
ldIeimiaen Oberfaden bes elft. fott
eu6: umionf 3eusnifie fommsn. +. s.
Cheney & Co., Eolebo. 8.
E 8utauft pom apotbeferr, 70 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11
Staat Ohio, Stabt 9oIebo
Qucos Gpurttp, s. 3.

8rant 8. Gbenep bei9p0rt, ..bab er Der dls
tere 9artner Der 8irma s. s. Gbenep q 20.
1T, melde geiddfts in Der Stabt Solsoo, in
cbe~nsenauntem County unb Staate, tbuf,
uub bab bsiaste Sirma bic Summe Don ems
bunter Collars fun. ieben 8au pon Satarrs
besabltn wirb, Der burd ben Gebrau9 pon
5aQsaatarrb Rur nidt sebeilt werbet tanit'
granf s. Ghenep.
s.i6moren DOR mir unb unteri9rieben IN
| m.iner geseuwart am 6. September u. u
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

pie vSreu5Seitun9" mudt befanut
tab Der Sol neutrality-suspicious. unb
GunSerte fir bas opn Sunsersnotb
beim9slldte ruiiide golf anSuresen
belGloiim babe. (War MIL alio feua
rise SOblen auf bas 5uttise ruliide
Saupt iammeln?)-2urd cine Ct
plplion iii 5ie9clDfen bcl Berlin muir.
ben 5 Nrbetter sei0otet unb 6 iduer
usrlsst. - Eeidstasabs. Sire be'
ipini9t Der Gssieruns i'll Mamen beg
G.ntrums tie 9anoelspertrdge unb
unteritiist tie Soupolitif, ~pcrlanst COS
fir ater, bnB Die Sdule Der Stride
s,b6rea io(.-Ger 3ultaro oes CT
&nilcrs 9pm Sfbro bat ii1 sebeiiert
uno ioinc Ierste slauber, pab ale &c,
iabr ppriiber iit.-9!e rufiiibe Slotte
lcll nod eiusm chen usr6HenttidtenQuss
weis aus Sc Sdiffen erltsr State, As
Speiter, 80 britter uno 20 picrttr
9taiie belteben, ins9eiammt aus 1872
Sabrseu9en ollsr Irt nit elmer BE-
maunuts bon 10000 Mutruieu unb
Sulbaten. (gaimmt ii6 cuf Dem &c.
pier ebeuio idDn aus iuie bic befanit.
ten 5irorStetidte beg Miuiitsrs @iit-
werpabsfi.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11
Der du:s5jrists.t,

SSttW"y w
3 cubbeit umbS brenserduide obne ge,ufs-
itorun9. Cine iQnnrirte ~Nbbanbluns lin
beuti6cr Sprode) iibcr Sdwerborisfeit,
Sanbbeit, uno Sb~renserali6e unb bereA
Seilnra oBne gernfsfoInns. eerr Efarrer
wooO, Gnslanb. idreibt lille geb0rleai=
benOe ioaten btcie 9etbobe psrfnden, g III
bic ollerbeite nnb bai mir portrefilide Tienifs
9eleiitet. "-lortofrei so 4fs. 30 3r. %. No.
go 6. &an @crre & Co., 0erleser, %, gaar=
mid game, 2oubon, q. 6.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

SalpaiionS Del. Der sr66te StmerSsn=
filler anf Der 0clt, miro bon feinem
auberen Ointment oil Cite iibertrpffen.
Sc lit ubrc 8,ueifel bas bette Mitte; fir
aae duBerliden sdmerSen. greis uur
25 Gents.
n@oa altn Snleln famen lis," url
Die suten GisenibaIten BON Or. Bulls
Suiten Sprup ats cas bette Miitel se-
gen Suiten uno grtdltuus su beSeuseu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1891-12-11

ISM ti.i.n 8eQer iis' i'd bier
auf einent SaB pou Reben
uno laiie gu benz Giils mir
Zen notb'9en 6eriNa 9eben!"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
ACRISlS IN ILLINOIS.
The Senatorial Deadlock Soon to End
An Exciting Letter.
fBy toleraph to the DIspatch.l

SpR1YGr1E1p. ILL.,, February 6.-The con-
test for the United States senatorship
has reached a crisis. Representative
Moore. of the Farmers' Mutual Benefit
Association. appeared before the Republi-
can steering committee yesterday and said
he had NO pledges to make except that if
thew see fit 10 accept any of the three men
named by the farmers the one elected
would, he thought, carry out fully the
dictates of his conscience ana the prlncl-
pies of the Farmers Mutual Benefit Asso-
citation. The farmers have given the Re-
publicans until next Tuesday to reach a
decision. After Tuesday three Farmers
Mutual Benefit Association representa-
tiyes will refuse to further participate in
the Joint balloting and demand that the
work of legislation in both houses be
taken up.
Considerable excitement has been occa-
stoned by the publication OF letter from
Colonel William II. Morrison, who four
wears ago was the Democratic candidate
for United States senator. The letter says
that when General Palmer has had the
continued support of all the Democratic
voters q reasonable time there will be
neither decency nor Democracy in stand
ing out and saying if he cannot be elected
no other Democrat shall have an oppor-
tunity. General Palmer says Colonel
Morrison does not understand the situa-
ton.
SPRINGFTELD, ILL.,, February 6.-Four
more ballots were cast for United States
senator in the joint Assembly this morn
ing without any change in the result.
After the sixty.second ballot the Repub-
llcans and the Farmers Mutual Benefit AL
lance members forced an adjournment,
the Democrats voting solidly against it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
FIGHTING EDITORS.
rn,ros DANIELS ATTACKS EDITOR
AsHs AND THEY CLlNCH.
A statement as to the Epcounser with In
terssting References 90 Previous
Fight on Tuesday Night.
rs,.,,., ,.,oerarn 70 tho Dispatch.l


R,1xrcu. N. c., February 6.--This morn
inc few minutes before the Legislature
met there was a fight in the Capitol be-
tween Editors Samuel A. Ashe, OF the Ne,os
and Observer, and Josephus Daniels, OF the
State Chronicle. II occurred on the lower
floor near an entrance. and not many per-
sons sew It. The combatants were quickly
separated and neither was hurt. The anair
created great sensation among the legs
lators and citizens generally. following as
n did an encounter between the TWO edi-
tors night before last.
AWARD OF THE PRINTING.
The trouble grew out Of newspaper
controversy regarding the award OF the
public printing by the Legislative Com
mittee. Theparties were before the Mayor
this afternoon. Senator Audrey, OF Meek
ienburg, Representative Banner. OF Mitch
ell. and ID. Y. Cooper. of Henderson, who
had separated the combatants, and Gap
tain G. M. Roberts, Keeper Of the Capitol,
were examined.
THE ENCOUNTER.
Editor Daniels made a statement as TO
the affair. in which he said he had attacked
Captain Ashe and had struck at his head
with cane, but Captain Ashe sprang to-
wards him so quickly that the cane only
struck the shoulder. They then clinched
and were in few moments separated.
INJURIOUS REPORTS.
Mr.. Daniels then spoke of Tuesday
nights encounter. and said the cause OF
his attack upon Captain Ashe to-day was
that reports had been circulated that Cap
tain Ashe had horsewhipped him Tuesday
night. He declared that Captain Ashe had
not struck him with whip. and that no
man could do so and live.
FINED BY THE MAYOR.
Captain Ashe said that he had nothing
TO say as to the matter. Mayor Thompson
fined MIR. Daniels IS and costs and Cap
tain Ashe 81 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07

and Oliver were at dance together. Az
Ter one set had been danced Craney, as
seen by number of witnesses, blew out
the light. expecting no doubt to raise .
row.
When charged by Oliver with doing so
he aid, Any man that says l blew out
the light Ia id lie"
SHOT AND sLAsHrp wrrH RAZOR.
This led TO difficulty between him and
Oliver. and they went of down the road
10 settle 10. No one accompanied them,
but presently pistol-shot was heard, and
those who went TO see the reason OF ~
found Oliver on the ground mortaiiy
wounded by q pistolballet and siasped al
10 pieces with razor.
AN OUTLAW.
Craney made his escape and for WEEKS
hid in the fields and woods, during which
time he endured the most horrible priya-
tions. having only berries. roots, ana raw
corn for food.
Meanwhile, becoming terribly frost-oit-
ten from lack OF clothes, he was NJ ie1Rtn
fonnd hiding in A barn and arrested. Last
month he was tried for his offence but the
Jury disagreed. This week he was again
tired with the result stated above.
Craney is q small man. but exceedingly
desperate and vicious. lie has already
served FIVE years for cutting DIR. Walker.
and has been in many other scrapes. lie
heard the verdict read with stolid lndine-
renee. not betraying by single feature
that he realized that his life was to be
taken. Craney's father has always been
known as q most worthy man. and to him
his sons wicked career is great GRIEF.
TmKr FROM BABrHooD.
George Davidson, q lad of only twelve or
fourteen years, was to-day convicted OF
grand larceny and sentenced to the peni-
Tertiary for one year. George. though
Young in years is old in sin, having been
notorious thief almost since babyhood.
He has many times been punished tor
petit larceny and has received frequent
whippings, but all to no purpose. The
crime for which he was to-day convicted
was stealing twenty cents worth OF stamps.
His entering q house to get the stamps
made the offence grand larceny.
sPARRISo MATCH.
There will be sparripg match here to-
morrow between Professor Layton,
who is now teaching boxing class here.
and Professor Mike DAILY, OF Pennsylya-
mia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
VERDICT BY LOTTERY.
Grounds Upon Which New Trial Was
Granted-The Academy Full-Young
Richardson's Sad Case.


tCorrespondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
Os.SoocK, February 5.-Samuel Lewis,
who was tried second time last week In
Accomac County Court and sentenced to
five years in the penitentiary for killing
George Twyford In a drunken brawl at
Ieemont. has succeeded in getting now
trial. The motion for new trial was
based on the fact that the jury reached
their verdict by lottery. Ii was proved by
the counsel for the defence that the jury,
after being locked MP for two days, agreed
TO settle the matter by drawing lots: Ac-
cordingly the deputy sheriff was called IN
and hoodwinked.
scoRCHING THE JURY.
He then drew from box slip of paper
on which was written the verdict. Judge
Gillet in granting the motion for new
trial took occasion TO give the jury regu-
lar scorching, and intimated very plainly
that the next jury that undertook to gam
BILE on verdict would not get of so easily.
SOCIAL ACQUISITION.
DIR. Edward Il. Finney, formerly OF
Wachapreague, Is now living in Onancock.
He is a nephew of DIR O. B. Finnev, for
merly State senator from this district, and
with his wife will make valuable acquisi-
ton to the social sphere of this town.
The Onancock Academy has now more
Der IN the history of the school.
JOIN THE PROCESSION.
There is not vacant dwelling-house in
Onancock and many persons are known 10
be anxious to come here to live if they
could only rent homes. This fact, taken IN
connection with other things, would seem
10 indicate that OnancOck is a hrst-class
place for boom.
AsAD CASE
George Richardson, small white boy
aged thirteen years and the son of re-
spectacle parents, was arraigned for steal
ing q package containing SlS7 from the
etorehouse Of Frank Il. Stokeley q Co., IN
the lower part of Accomac county. Young
Richardson was passing by Stokeley's
store, and seeing the door open went in.
The clerk had gone out and no one was IN
the store. The boy went TO the safe,
which was open. saw the package OF
money. and, yielding 10 temptation, took
il OF and hid it IN pile of shaylnss.
DISCOVERY AND ARREST.
The money was accidentally discovered
that evening by one Of the firm, and young
Richardson was arrested when he came 10
get the money from the pile in which he
had hidden IL. He confessed the crime
and said he was sorry he had acted dis
honestly. The boy was arrested at once
and lodged IN Jail.
cLxsHycy ASKED.
The jury imposed the lightest penalty
and fixed his term of imprisonment IN the
penitentiary at one year. but recommend
I'd the lad 10 the clemency OF the Court
and the Governor. petition was signed
by the Judge and jury and many Others
asking the Governor 20 pardon the boy or
sm,iiS.ate his punishment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
JDAHo,s FEDERAL seNAToRsHIP.
The Seat of Republican senator-Elect Du
bois to DO Contested.
TDy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

PORTLAND, OREGON. February Ga spe-
cial from Boise City, Idaho. says, The
Democratic members of the Legislature
held a caucus last night, and it is generally
believed they agreed TO take hand III the
proposed effort to elect a senator TO con-
test the seat of Senator-elect Dubois. 1t is
said a resolution will be introduced in the
Senate declaring that the election of I.
United States senator for the full term OF
six years from March 4th next has been
illegal and favoring the election of sue:
cessor to Mcconnell. The supporters OF
Judge Claggett claim to have enough votes
to carry the measure through both houses
and give him majority on Joint ballot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
OTHER BILLS.
A CLOSE VOTE.
ASCHOOL AT A GOLD-MlNE.
New Rails for the A, T. & o. r. RE
ported Parental Brutality.

New Rails for the a, Il. q u. X. R.-Re-
ported Parental Brutality.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
SALISBURY, N. O., February 6.-Mr. s. A.
Hamilton, superintendent of the Misen-
heimer Gold-Mine in Cabarras county, will
establish school soon, which will be paid
for by the owner Of the mine and limited
number will be educated free.
The Morris House at Concord, one of
the oldest hotels in this State, will be en-
larged and put in frst-class order.
SAD ACCIDENT.
Mr.. T. j. Williams's little son fell from
the porch of his fathers house at Moores-
vile yesterday and broke his right arm.
A colored man accidentally shot himself
near Taylorsville yesterday. He may die.
New rails will be placed on the Atlantic,
Tennessee and Ohio railroad between
Statesyille and Charlotte at an early day.
News has reached here of q shocking
case of brutality in Iredell county. A
young girl married against the wishes of
her parents, and her father beat her so she
may die.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
AssoclATE-EplToR ST. CLAIR.
Now of the Charlotte Chroniclc--How O
Prisoners Escape Was Prevented.
tsnecial telocram to the pispatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the DlsphtcnI
CHARLOTTE, N. c., February Cd. F. st.
Clair, editor of the Central Express, of San
ford, N. c.. has accepted q position as as
sociate editor of the Charlotte Chronicle,
and will take charge OF the work here at
once. MIR. st. Clair has conducted one OF
the most conservative and dignified week.
ly papers in the State. and will doubtless
add much to the staff of the Chronicle.
ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE.
Abram Evans. a negro in jail here for
stealing, attempted to make his escape last
night about dark. Sheriff Smith locked
the cells rs usual, and feeling that his pri-
soners were secure for the night came up
town to serve some papers. The Sheriff
mistook bundle of blankets in one cell
for a prisoner, while the prisoner himself
was hiding in dark corridor. No sooner
had the Sheriff taken his departure than
the culprit tore an iron bar from the rail-
ing and began making q hole through the
rear wall of the jail. Some of the prison.
ers hearing the noise and thinking 1t was
some one trying TO break through from the
outside TO lynch them gave the alarm,
which aroused the Sherif's wife and
daughter.
TWO BRAVE WOMEN.
Having located the trouble they took a
brace of pistols and went outside OF the
jail to the point where the prisoner wa. at
work on the wall. and waited patiently for
their man. When he had bored through
the walls and found what he had to face 1T
did not take him long to decide that he
preferred the quiet of his cell. Sheriff
Smith returned in short time and locked
the prisoner safely in his cell.
INTEREST CERTIFICATES.
II is reported Lere to-day that certii-
Gates of Indebtedness to employees and
other creditors to the amount of S30,0
have been issued by the three C's railroad.
They will be payable in two years and bear
interest at the rate of per cent.
Evangelist Fife has Just closed meeting
at Lexington which stirred the entire town:
He was considered by many the equal, If
not superior, Of Rev. Sam 7. Jones.
INCREASED COTTON TRADE.
CAPTAIN T. T. Smith. agent at the Rich
mond and Danville depot here, says that
three times as much cotton has been
handled at the depot here this season as
was handled during all of last season.
The Charlotte Compress has pressed SO, 900
bales, against $1,000 of the same date last
year. The McFadden press, at the Rich
mond and Danvllle junction. has handled
about 60,O0O bales. making in all about
143. 900 bales handled here in Charlotte up
IN this time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
BENJAMIN Il. BERRY.

r ARGE SALE OF SAW-MILIlS, EN-
IIGINRs, BOILERS, TOOLS. AND FIXTURES.
SAWED LUMBER, SAW-L0GS, RAILkOAD-
TIES, CORD-WooD, STANDING TIMBER,
MULES, OXEN, TRUCKS, CARRY-LoGs,
WAGONS, STOCK OF GOODS. WARES, AND
MERCHANDISE, &C.. &c.-By virtue OF deed
shall sell at Ayletrs, In King William county,
on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9s. 1851.
n fair, II not the next fair day. tho following
PRoPERrY-to wit: One % 20-H0ksE POWER
SAW-MILL, one ~ 30-H0RSE POWER SAW
MILL, DO IN made BY Tanner q Delany and both
with boilers, engines, tools, and fixtures COM
plete: several lots OF SAWED TIMBER at tho
two mills and at Ayletta, supposed 70 be about
$4,000 feet; q lot OF SAW-LOGS, supposed 70 con-
tain 5000 feet about 10000 feet OF sTANDlSG
TIMBER, tRAlLR0AD-TlES. q TRAMWAY ~
miles long. TRUCKS used on said tremway.7
CARRY-LOGS, WAGONS, OX-CARTs. ~ OXEN,
river, STOCK OF GOODS. WARES, and MER-
CHANDisE. the sTohEH0USE az Ayletts, and
all other PROPERTY OF the said nrm OF Walker.
Lamb Co not specially mentioned. Parties
desiring TO buy the saw-mills and their engines.
boilers, tools, and hxturs had better examine
them before tho sale, as they Will DO found
where now operating and viii not be brought 10
Aylest's; one IL near Epuorth church and the
other near Dunkirk, IN King William county.
Mr.. j. X Turpin. OF Ayletts, Win show tho mills
and other property 10 any one desiring to SEQ
TEru. LIBERAL and dlsclossd on day Of sale.
WILLIAM X AYLkTr, rustoe.
January - 1891. - A-Th,ss,&Tutds
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
RAILROAD LINES.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
III RAILROAD.

RAILROAD LINES.
DICHMOND AND DANVILLE
~ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN RFFECT JANUARY 4, 1901.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:
3:l5 A. N. SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily 20 At
lanta. Augusta, and points South.
Connects NJ Greensboro for Durham
and Raleigh at Salisbury for West
ern North Carolina. Passengers can
take sleeper st p. N. Through
sleepsrs from Danville South.
6:I5 A. II. ACCOMMODATION. daily. except
Sunday. 20 Clover. Va, and interme-
diste points.
1925 n. VIRGINIA. AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through train 70
Raleigh ria keysville. Connects at
Burkoyille with Norfolk and Western
railrosd for Farmville, Lynchburg,
and points West; at keysyillo for
Clarksvilie, Oxford. Henderson. and
Durham.
loo ?. NJ. FAST NAIL, daily. for Atlanta, Au-
gusta, and points South. Connects q:
Mosley's junction with Farmyille aud
fowhatan railroad: at Greensboro
for Durham and Raleigh; at sails
bury for Western North Carolina.
Through eleepers from Dansille
south. At Dsnviiis connects with tbs
vestibnle limited.
eco P. N. LOCAL, daily. except Sunday. for
Amelia Courthouse and intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
S %S3 a. n n From Atlanta aud Augusta
s:45 A. NJ. From Amelia Courthouse
4:s0 p. N. From Raleigh.
5:30 p. N. At Manchester from Clover.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
TRAINS SoaTHwARD.

Leave Arrive
No. Peterspurs Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-07
Overdue steamer Arrives.
IBy teleeraph To the Dispatch. 1

ste Sn% Denmark from London sunnosed
to be lost. arrived to-day. She left Lon
don January 18th. She is uninjured except
TO the upper-deck cattle-pens Heavy west
erly gales caused the delay. She has had q
terrific experience. The Steamer Dema-
Karen, from London, arrived at Halifax to-
day eighteen days from London. She was
in the same storms with the Denmark. and
narrowly escaped destruction. Her saloon
was at ono time filled with water.