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The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

Alfred Ruiz house and imp at St Johns, lot 2 blk SS $o00 cattle $Sj, nh goods $10J m !se $2Cn0, accounts $l0O, tax on real estate $7 0, per prop S57 F, total $4 =, pen $l, int one and hall per month.
 Rafael Romero, house and imp on ranch three miles east of StJOhnS 5O h)rseS. wagon harness and hh good 4j tax OH req! estate 25. pee pro 62, total , s. pen l, int at one and a half per month.
 Jos NJ Rogers, house and imp at Taylor 40, 8 horses lO0 cattle 2j 50, hh goods II, tax on real estate l. pc bro > total D leI l, int at one and Il half per month.
 E Rollins. Inf and nv or f se or Gn SC ar of of SC or see Is twp rge Z, lG0 acres. .5J tax 62l pen 1, Int one amt half Der month.
 James Kt ed. house. and imp at TOlb-OOk. lotS 3C 3 blk g. 5JO, tax 2 5O, pen 1, int enc and half Der moIth.
 Jane R ed, ? houses and imp Holbrook lots 50 31 blk g. 5JO, tax F 30 penalty l. int one and hfper month
 ii kevd Holbrook lots 55 : blk 10, Inf of lots ? 3 blk 10, lots If h I6 blk and mp, 9j0 tax g D, pen l, int one aod a half per mCntn.
 M l. Roach, saloon fixtures at NinSloW 100, Oth- CT property 3O0 sax 1U pen l, inter S. at one and half per mOnth
 Simeon Ray, house and imp on homestead 2OO horses 39 Wag n. harness, lmpl ts, hh goods 4S, tax on real estate ,, per pro g5, total .5, Een l, mt one and half per month.
 J Reagan, ranch and imp on NutriOSO 15O s horses zoo 6O0 cattle 5:100 wagon, narneS, imp. and hh goods O. tax on real eSta e 3 75, Ter prop l34 l1 total 157 =, Fen l, int one and half per month-
 kichey & Co, ranch and imp Richey home steCd, ranch and imp Richey homestead 5CO, hoses lGO, setts harness 25, tools and impl tS 6S, hh goods 9, 2 yearlings 20 threshing machine 25O, g tattle l95 5i wagon l1O, buggy 40; tax on real estate F 5J, per pro 9 2l, total 34 7l, pen l, int one and half Ter month,
 Wm Russell. sw qr sec twp rge 2y, 15 acres, 60, inp r, tux so, penal y l, int one and half per month.
 Juan Romero. house in COn"hO, north by Chi no Arragon, east by Louis PacheeO, 90, hh good l0, tx on real estate D. pr pro 15e, total 4J, pen l. int cue and d half per month
 A D Romero, lot 3 in ConchO 9, 2horses 50, harness, nh goods 15, tax on real estate e, per pro l 63, to;al 9, pm l, int one and half per month
 Bias Romero, house and imp in Concho 25, nh goods ,, tax OH real estate 62c per pro l3c, total 74c, pen l, int one and d half per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

Jose A OrtPgo, house and imp in COncho 200 lots in COnchJ iOt 23467 s blk ? and Ito acres land 2S5. wagon ?. harness ,, blow :, hh gOO1S 35 tax on real estate F l2, per pro l 90. total I3 62, penalty l, interest one and a half per mouth.
 Mama OlSOn ranch and imp 1 mile below Colemans at Alpine 1Ol tax2 50, Penalty ], int one and half per month.
 Disideria Ortega s Inf ofne orc sec g twp 13 R 20, 10 acres 130 h use in COncho and lots II 15 blk ?, 65, mules 3 ! burrO :, cattle D 30 800 Mexican sheep 200 wagon 8 harness 15. hh goods 90, tax on real estate i 62. per pro B 94, tal 3S 56. penalty l, int one and a halt per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

AB LambsOn & Son, house and imp at St Johns 100 ? horses 50 wagon 70, harm, sS 10, hh goods TO- tax on real estate JO, per pro 7 70 to- ial 75 penalty l, int one and a hi per month,
 Sol LunaS. SC CT of ne or and Ee ar T St qr sec, 26 twp 10 k ?, 80 acres & imp l0lU, tt0) Mexican sheep 300, burrOs F. tax on real estate .6, per pro 24S , total PA D, penalty l, int one and a Inf per month.
 Juan Antonio LeaI rouse & ranch esat ofriver near St Johns l0, Hor>e l5. waFon }, pow q tax on al es.ate Z5c, per pro 6-c, total s, penalty l. int one and a Inf per month.
 A J LundqUiSt, house N imp at Snowflake llU, COW 70, tax on real estate D, per pro Zlc, to- tai ? 90 penalty l, int one and fper month, C LundquiSt house & imp at snOwtlake llO acres imp'd land by Paul smith e5, hOr. es 6', tax on real estate l2 per pro 50, total 62 penalty l., iIt one and Inf per month.
 August Lundqui t, house & imp in Snowflake by NJ StrattOn 100, tax ? 50, penalty l, lht one and Inf per month.
 Rufus LindenbergCr, 1l% acres of land in HOl- brook towisite sec 0 twp r R2l, 5, tax p, pen alty l, int one and Inf per month.
 Cnas Lindenberger, HOlbrOOG lot II blk l, 20. tax 1 D. penalty l. int one and a hf per month.
 Larson & karnS, RaUch X imp OH Long Tom 2JU, 2hOrses 6J, 20O0 Mex Sheep :O0O, blackboard p, saddle Il, tax real estate z5, per pro 1S, total SI 9, penalty l, int one and hI per month
 r T Laprade r. residences & busine IS houses in Wins Ow 1890, 3 horses 15O, cattle p 90, wag on 70, bugsies 75 harness 10, tools 35, tax real estate 34 a, per pro SS total II G3, Lenilty l, int one and Inf per month.
 LOrensen, house and imp WinslOw 3O2, hh goods 5, tax on real estate o0 per pro l5: to- tai 75, penalty 1, int one and hfper nonth.
 Long, blksmith shop ill Sprin5eryille and imp 3 miles east 230 tax D, penalty ], int one and Inf per month.
 W W Lund nv qrne qr and ne hfand nv qr of sw CT of sec @ twp7 K 30, I60 acres imp O, horses I75 ) cattle 42 50, wagon 25, harness 2', saddle 2 imp 70, nh goods 2j. tax tn real estate Is 25, per pro S. total p a, penalty l, int one aud d Inf per month.
 E T Lee, imp on hom steal below Duane Hamblin b. , horses A. wagon ,, harness TO-. tax on real estate -5c per ITO 7. to;al 62 pen alty 1, int one and Inf per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

A Nicoll Sr fraction n Inf of sw or see 9 twp E 2S 5 ac es $I5, house ani imp lot blk 17 lot blk F. S6 O. horses $101, cattle $37. wagon s25, harness s25. blow 8, hh goods $5), tax on real estate $l6 63, on personal property %5 7l total S:,2 co, penalty $l, interest oIe and hall per month.
 Oloiio Nuanes, house and ranch near L Jen- s.ns i0 ? hOr cS go, blow 6. hh goods 20, tax on r, al cS at l, per prol 4c, total 10, peaait! l. int o..c al:d a Il l. p;r month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

D K Cdall St Johns lot blk 54 $10O, hh goods $150 tax on real estate $2 5O. per prop S 75 10 al $6 25 penalty $1, interest ut one and half per cent per mUntl
 Joseph UdaI, st Johns house and imp lot blk B., 325 hh goo Is 75, tax on real estate g. per prop SS, total tax 10, penalty l, int ut one and half Ter month.
 Udall Bros. grist mill, ma 3hinery and buiil ing S3,jOi house and imp mics above Spring. erville $S50, 4S0 acres land $1s2D Fl horses $72O 26 cattle s22l, wagons S75, buckboards $50, , SettS harness $5U, saddles $2O, farin imp $1OO, oxen SlU5 grain $l 00 half in, crest ill thr1 sher $20O, mower and reaper $lz5, tax on real estate $l5G 7 per pro $66 t5, total tax $223 O penalty S1 int at one and Il half per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

F G Childay SC or of SC or sec 15 twp s R 31, 120 acres 200, Inf and sw or of ne or of sec P twp s k 31, 160 acres 360, tax II, penalty l, int one and d Inf per month.
 Louis Chavez, nv or of sec 20 twp II R 9, 160 acres 200, tax ,, penalty l, int one and Inf per month.
 Geo E Cook, Salt Lakes ranch and imp near Howe's 150, 0,S horse s 250, saddle 25, hh goods 30, ? harnesses 10, buggy 9, wagon 40, tax on real estate 3 75, per pro 10 75, total II 50, penalty l, int one and Inf per month. Deigo Chavez, house and imp near Tuces 100, cattle 42 90, wagon 10, nh goods 20 tax on real estate 50, per pio v, total 4 ?, penalty l, int one and a Inf per month.
 Jose Mauuel Chavez, house and imp of II Baca's 40, tax l, penalty l, int one and Inf per month. Bidal Candelario, house and imp in field of Adeleito Romero 100. ? horses 40, wagon 15, harness ,, nh goods 10, tax on real estate 50, per pro 75, to- tal4 9 penalty l, int one and a hi per month.
 Cordova, Holbrook lots 32 and 8 blk 1, 100. tax 50, penalty i, int one and Inf per month
 Cronemeyer 6 Chambers, stone house and imp miles SC of Allentown 200, s horses POO, wagon 50, harness, saddle 65, mdse 800, tax on real estate ,, per prop 19 75, total 24 75, paid 24, due 75c, pen l, int at one and half per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

CT Kempe house and imp in Erastus 200, five farm ilnpPts and tools 50, hh Ods 75; mdSe 5U0 tax real estate > perpro D ?, total 50 ?, p~n l, int one ana hfper month.
 Oun kartchnrr house and imp ill Snowflake 40,2 horses 3O, cattle l7, wagon, harness blow ZS, hh goods 70, tax on real es,ate l. CT pro 02 pen l.. int OIse and half I CT month.
 keatner, ? hOrs ,s S), buck board and har- ne 8, mon y 200 instrument Ito, tax lU 5, pen l. int one and half per month.
 Kitchen Spri g's ranch, wqr of se qr and hf Of INV qr and sw qr of sec twp re 26, l50 acres, 4SJ, tax F, pen l, int one and half per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

CA Sharp, 3 hoses lCO @ cattle 552 90, saddle 10, tax 10 56 penalty l, int one and half per mOnth
 Lehi Smithson, Ranch and imp Is miles above SprlngeTvlile 1OO horses s. 70 cattle 170 wagon 2 harness 3, saddle 10. hh goods T., tax on real estate 50 per pro 62 total 10 F, penalty l. int one and n half per month.
 W SkouSen, SC pr of sw ar and sW or of SC or sec 9 twp K D. So acres go, tax s, penalty l, int one and half per month,
 Jas Scott, estate imp at Alpine 90, ? horses 100, wagon 8, cattle 42 90, harDess IO other pro 10, tax on real estate 25, Fer pro S. total IS penalty l. int one and halfp pee month.
 Saw Mill, II K Burk agt saw mill Alpine 300, tax 50, penalty ], int one and a half per month
 Julian Sanchez Inf of nv ar sec 9 twp B R 4O SJ acres l6l, tax 4 penalty ], int one and hf
 Chas @trader, sw ar of SC or and S Inf of DIV or and sw ar If see 20 twp II R 25, leo acres and imp 64o, tax It, penalty l, int one and half per month
 W II Solomon, house and imp in Taylor 200. 10 acres imp d land 10, cattle 6S hh goods 40 tools $. macs, 5O, tax on real estate 25, per pro 1 b totals 40, penalty l. intone and a half per month.
 Simpson, imp on ranch known as Phoenix Park 15O, tax 75, penalty l, int one and a half DOT month.
 Jose NJ Sebadra house and imp on Colorado 125, mules 100. cattle 3L wagon B, harness 25 tax on real es,ate F, per pro S0, tOtal7 97, penalty l, int one and half per month. Jose SalaZar, house and imp at ErastuS lot a, hh goods jC tax on real estate 1 37, per pro 2N, total t2 penalty l, int one and half Der month
 Jose Sanchos, house and imp at Springerville 30, horse B. yoke oxen 4, tax real estate 75c per plo SO total D, penalty l, int one and q half p month. Man .el sal gar, house and imp at Springer vile 2l, hh go ds l5, tax on real estate b3e per month.
 trioso tax SS, penalty 1, int one and q half per mOntl.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

A NJ Penney, 14O acres of land and imp 520 1$ interest i'll reaper Is, tax on real estate l3, per pro 45c total IS 45 penalty l, interest one and a half per month.
 Manuel EafO.la, ranch and imp mile south of St Johns 1O0, horses 50 wagon 70, saddle B blow 8, tux on real est4te2 5) per pro 40, total go penalty l, int one and q half per month.
 E Thomas, house and imp at Taylor 100, house near Pindale D, horses no cattle 42 %, wag on 25, harness 10, blow 10, hh goods 10, tax on real es. ate3 75 per pro lo total 8 93, penalty l, int one and a nalfper month.
 Tyler Bros. saw mill on Show Low S00 tax 20 Ieaalty l. int Ona and a half per month.
 R NJ Tyler, house and imp at saw mill 1G0 house and imp at Woodruff 0, 3 horses 90, 3 cat tie 25, saddle 1l. harness b. hh goods 20, dog 20 tax on real estate I, Der pro s, total GS pen atty ], int one and half per month.
 Warren Penney. house and Imp at NutriOSo 5O hOr es 60 wagon 25, harness 10, hh goods 20, tax on re>l tate 2o per pro ST. total F, pen- alty l, int one and half per month.
 Jose Antonio Tafolla, Ranch anl imp at Las TueeS a, tax Si, penalty l, int one anu half Der month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

Miguel Duran, St Johns lot g blk 9 and imp harness, saddle, hh goods 70, tax on real estate
 75 per pro l3 31 total I7 o. paid 10, due O6, pen l, int one and half per month.
 Antonio Duran, ranch and imp b miles south of St Johns, on the Co OradO, St Johns lot 3o blk l, D, horse D, wagon, harness, How, hh goods 53, tax on real estate r. per pro 93, total o2 pen l, int one and a half per month.
 Sam Day, house and imp at Clenega, near De- fiance, 200, horses 75, wagon, harness, and hh goods I15 other Irop j0, tax real estate ,, per pro 6, total Il, pen l, int one and half perm th
 LIE Duebert, HOlbrOOk lots to blh ,, 1I5 b cattle 1Z7 70, nh goods 30, tax on real estate 27 perpio A, total Sl, pen ], int one aud half per month.
 John Downs, house andimp at WinslOw' " of section house, 40, horses oO, 70 cattle 595, Wa gon, nh goods 3l5, tlx on real estate II 2. per pro 24 75, total36, pen l. int one and half per month.
 A A Dewitt, nv or of sec 8 twp rge 29 and imp. l6O acres 495 Springerville and house g.. wagons; mpl, tools hh goods 15, yoke oxen t0 machinery 90, tax on re al estate 70, per pro t2, total 19 57, pen l, int one and half per month,
 Albert Depew, house and imp of Casti To- ar acre land, 40, hh goods 10, tax on real estate l. per pro c, total 20, pen l, int one ana half per month.
 Hiram Davis, ranch and imp in Water canon 15O, horses l5O, l COW $ 90, wagon, harness. mp nh goods li0 tax on real estate 15, per pro zl, total F g6 pen l, int one and q half per month,
 Augustus Durfee. Inf int ill imp on Sam Loves ranch Nutroso 45, horses I5O, wagon, harness, stallion l25, tax real estate F. per pro SS, total s, pen 1, int one and half per mon th'
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

JM Vassar, east Inf ofsw ar and Inf of Sc or, sec 22 twp rge 3l, l60 acres $2Ol tax Sj. pena.- ty $1, int rest at one and Il half CT cent per month.
 Roman Vigil house and imp above TeOdOrO Chaves 4r nh gOOds 70, tax on real c tate l, per pro z5c, total zj pen l, int at one and half Ter month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

Erastus Irrigation Co.,. reservoir and ditches in Erastus S5OO tux SIP 50 pen S1, int one and h"lf per month.
 w T Field, Il Inf of nv qr sec 10 twp II rge 9, so acres 240, tax 6, pen l, int one and kaf per m th
 A Fields, HolbrOUk, , lots blk II, jO, tax 70 pen l, int one and half per month.
 C l. Fhnn, 2dwelling , houses on First street Winslow dwelling house on Second, store, sa- loon building occupied by NJ Roach, $l,575 mdse $lU00, nh goods $2OO, tax on real estate $34 g. perpro f2O, total $g4 57, pen $1, int one and half per month.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

Refugia Earth, St Johns lot ? blk 5l house 750, store occupied hy Ruiz lot blk 73 lot blk 74 lot 34 blk 76 lot , blk SS ll50, 26Qa Mex sheep 800, tax on real estate 50, per pro 97 30 total l47 50 pen alty l, mt one d Inf per month.
 w F. Benson, SC qr of sw qr of sec twp 23 k 2l, 10 acres 2u0, ne ar of ne or of sec 26 twp l9 k 2G, 40 acres 200, sw or of sw qr of sec 24 twp l9 R 26, 10 acres 20, sw ar of SC or sec twp l9 R 26, 40 acres POO, sw or of sw or of see twp 22 R 20, 10 acres DO, tax on real estate 25, penalty l. int one and a Inf per month.
 Jacob Brewer, house and imp in Pin dale 75. mules =, cattle 34 wagon l0, hh co ls 4), \ )n real est te S7, per Flo 9', t'tslv $ :''n lty ], int ore n h; CT mcn.h.
The St. Johns herald., 1891-01-29

CF Young, Inf of SC qr and Inf of ne qr, 160 acres 2O0 tax 5, pen 1, interest at one and half per month.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-05-13
gathering together of all that an advanced
IL 10 blo ,E .,.<,dx.nix,

gathering together of all that an advanced
civilization is capable of producing.
In the Assembly room the most approx
ed theories will be advanced and explained.
On the grounds and In the agricultural and
horticultural buildings will be the best il
lustrations of what can be accomplished
when these theories are put into practice
Men who have made the dairy business,
for instance, a life study, will read papers
and deliver lectures on matters connected
with the dairy; and close at hand, in full
operation, it is hoped to have a working
dairy, affordiDg practical object lesson Of
the improved methods, which have been
applied to this industry. And 30 through
all the branches of agriculture and horti-
culture, the Exposition as an educational
means will be both theoretical and practi-
cal.
The entire second floor of the Assembly
Building is given up to committee rooms
and rooms for headquarters for each aud
all of the different farmers organizations
in existence in this country. 1t will fur
nish definite and pleasant home for all
such organizations during the entire time
of the Exposition, where each may have it's
secretary, or other official, constantly in
attendance to furnish information and
transact other business, and where the
members can hold such consultations as
they may desire.
Such building was never erected at any
Exposition, and it's construction here will
show that the Board of Directors purpose
affordiag every desirable facility that they
can furnish to aid the great live stock and
agricultural interests of the country. 1t is
confidently believed that this building will
present very busy scene every day the
Exposition is open, and chat it will prove
an immense benefit to the interests it is de-
signed to serve"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-05-13
WHEN THE OLD TREE WAS YOUNG

Wen thet Oh apple tree wuz young.
The worl' wuZ better then than now,
An life wuz happier anyhow.
Wen thet OIL tree wuZ young;
A thousan' acres then dug
An never foun' 'tater bug,
Wen thatsol' tree wuZ young;
The worl' wuz full OF fun,
AS the sky wuz full of sun,
Wen thet:oP tree wuz young.
Wen thet ol'::appie tree wuz young.
-Therejwuz no weevils on the wheat,
An food they cooked wuz fit to eat,
Wen thet Oh tree wuz young;
An all the girls wore their own hair,
An never bought it anywhere,
Wen thet OIL tree wuz young;
Men held kerrect idees.
Not wicked heresies.
Wen tibet oil tree wuz young.
Wen thet Oh apple tree wuz young.
Men never used to lie am cheat.
An women all were good and sweet.
Wen thet OIL tree wuz young;
The years hev rushed regular whirl.
It seems the sunrise of the worl'
Wen thet OF tree wuz young;
For everythin' wuz new.
An drenched in mornin' dew.
Wen thet OF tree wuz young.
Wen thet OIL apple tree wuZ young,
The sunlook ed down on brighter waves;
AM lit LAM of fewer graves.
Wen thet OF tree wuz yonng;
The worl' wuz better then, my son,
An better. nobler deeds were done.
Wen thet oil tree wuz young;
Now I sit an walt,
But then fought with fate.
Wen thet OF tree wuz young.
IS, W. F0ss in Yankee Blade.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-05-13
One Of the Fairs Finest.
SPLENDID PROVISION BEING MADE FOR TIE
AGRICULTURAL AND LIVE STOCK INTER =
EsTs AT THE GREAT EXPOSITION.

SPLENDID PROVISION BEING MADE FOR THE
AGRICULTURAL AND LIVE STOCK INTER -
| EsTs AT THE GREAT EXPOSITION.
| Mr.. W. I. Buchanan, Chief of the De-
partment of Agriculture, of the Worlds
Columbian Exposition, in speaking of the
arrangements being made in the way Uf
buildings by the Local Directory for the
livestock and agricultural interests, says
that the most ample facilities possible are
being planned to accommodate all the vari-
ous livestock and agricultural interests in
manner that cannot fail to be pleasing and
satisfactory alike to visitors and exhibitors
in these departments.
MIR. Buchanan, says: zone Of the most
desirable and interesting features Of the
Exposition will be the proposed Live stock
and Agricultural Assembly Hall, the erec-
tion of which is now assured. This build
ing will probably connect Machinery Hall
with the Agricultural Building, fronting on
the main court of the Exposition grounds,
and will be conveniently near one of the
stations of the elevated railroad. It will
be very handsome building and will un-
doubtedly be the common meeting point
| for all persons Interested in livestock and
agricultural pursuits.
On the first floor, near the main entrance
of the building, will be located a Bureau of
Information, in charge of attendants, who
will furnish visitors with all necessary in
formation in regard to the Assembly Hall
and the main Agricultural Building, as well
as other features of the exposition. The
first floor will also contain suitable commit
tee and other rooms for the different live
stock associations of every character, where
such associations can meet and have their
secretaries in constant attendance, thus af-
fording this important industry ample head
quarters near the live stock exhibit and the
Agricultural Buildings.
On this floor there will also be large and
handsomely equipped waitiDg-rooms, with
fire places for ladies, louuging rooms for
gentlemen and ample toilet facilities.
Broad stairways will lead from the first
floor into the Assembly.room, which will
have seating capacity of about fifteen hun
dred. This Assembly room will furnish
facilities for lectures, which will be deliver
ed by gentlemen eminent in their special
fields of work, embracing every interest
connected with live stock, agriculture and
its allied industries. When one considers
that in this room almost daily there will be
lectures delivered, papers read, and discus.
sioEs had, conducted by eminent specialists
from all parts of the world, the Importance
of such building for educational purposes
is apparent. Taken in connection with the
exhibits, this feature will make that part
of the Exposition devoted to live stock,
agriculture, and horticulture complete
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-05-13
SPRING FEVER

At this time of the year
the blood changes, its cir
culation is sluggish and the
system is not properly nour-
ished. The result is loss of
appetite, weakness, an op-
pressive feeling of fullness,
too hot, and Oh! so tired.
To cure ard prevent Spring
Fever take Simmons Liver
Regulator. All nature is
now waking and everybody
should invigorate the liver,
kidneys and bowels with
Simmons Liver Regulator
and they would not have so
much biliousness, headache,
dyspepsia and malaria all
the rest of the year. You
would not expect a plant to
work off a winters d cay
and bloom as good as yer
without attention in the
Spring. Don't expect it of
your system. Take Sim
mons Liver Regul tor.
mr11-ap
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ty and should perish even here, under the
hospitable government of Denmark, shall
leave nine or ten thousand pounds sterling,
30 disposed Of that my assassins cannot
prevent its coming to my family. That
sum is all have saved from the wreck of
my fortunes in Poland. In the Spring I
shall proceed to America, provided l escape
the daggers aud poison with which am
threatened here.
My duty and affection to my mother and
kindest remembrances to all relations and
friends in Virginia.
Ever Yours, my Dear Sir,
LEWIS LITTLEPAGE.
To Lewis Holiday.
NoTE.-Among the descendants of Lit
tlepage, are the Woodvilles of Monroe Co.,
W. Va, one Of whom is DIR. James Lewis
Woodville, of Glen Cary, who married a
daughter of Col. Gary Breckenridge, of
Botetourt Co. Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1891-05-13

FATAL AcCID AT 0 LID CLIFTON
On Sunday evening of last week at Old
Clifton Forge an East bound freight-train
ran over a COW, and the Clifton Forge Re.
vieU says, three cars were derailed, and a
young man named Ripley, whose home
was at Panther Gap, who was stealing a
ly killed. His mangled remains were
gathered up. taken to Clifton Forge, and
returned By the company to his home for
interment