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highly probable-well-nigh impossible.
indeed, for a poor old bedridden dame Of
ninefy-six; but granting It be true, where
In consists the extraordinary hero!sm OF
the set? As this myth is an exceedingly
tough one to kill. because OF It's stirring
setting. it might be we'll FOR ..the Gus
rious. interested inSsuch matters to cut
out Mr. Ebert's letter and paste 1t IN their
scrap books. The myth Is sure to bob
up again. We can all admire Whittier $
poem; II is almost a pity that the Incl
dent isn't true. but facts are facts, and
Dame Barbara, as an actual heroine.
must come down from the lofty pcdes-
tai upon which the poet has placed her
solely by power OF poetic license.
W. GORDON aI'CABE.
Richmond. Va. January 9th.
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IS THE TREMENDOUS PROFITS realized
by investors in this compan. are best
shown by the certified reports OF the Pub
lie Accountants who have examined the
books of the mines. and certified to the
met earnings as set forth III tie com
Epany's prospectus.
THE EARNINGS THUS CERTIFIED
TO as correct by BARROW, WADE.
GUTHRIE & CO.. the we:i-known Char
tered Accountants OF New York. Chicago
and San Francisco, were from but three
OF the companys mills and those running
on single shift only. yet showed actual
net profits of 81, $40 per week Including
the new mill on the Mayne Mine prop
3erty. which was started Decembers>1. 1879
s(subsequent to the examination by the
SAccountsnts), the net profits at present.
running on double shift, are over TWEEN
TY-TWO PER CENT. per annun on the
entire capital stock OF s1.eo0, 0oo-
WITH THE COMPLETION Of the four.
new mills now In course OF construction,
these present earnings will be nearly
doubled. increasing the net profits to over.
FORTY-TWO PEP CENT. per annum.
THE COMPANY THUS OFFERS IN
VISITORS an unequaiied opportunity Of
large returns on very small investment
at the present low price of shares. and
with the practical certainty of rapid
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RIOT IN MARTINIQUE.
White Inhabitants Of lie Francio

Have Fled 10 Fort dc FTance.
FORT DE FRANCE, ISLAND OF
MARTINIQUE. Feb u (via Haytien ca
ble).-Thc white inhabitants of lie Fran
co.'s, being threatened with death by riot
ing strikers. have sought refuge here,
the Governor having declared it impos-
sible to guarantee their lives.
The managers of the plantations are
requesting permission TO organize forces
of militia for the purpose of protecting
the persons who are at work, but the
Governor will not accept the RESPONSE
bilty of authorizing such I, step.
a band of rioters last evening marched
through Fort de France without moles-
tation. shouting: Long live the negro
race!" Down with the whites.'' Down
with the murderers!" "Vengeance: Pla-
cards provoking pillage, murder, and in
Cendiarism were posted at Point-a-Pitrc.
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tlS-f 80
MAT RANSOM ON
A SOLID BASIS
Made a Senator's Salary by Holding
His Cotton Crop.
NEust INSTITUTE BURNED
Big colorcd school Suffers Loss of Its
BuiiiinE-scotland Neck TO Have
a New Cotton Mill-Part of
Money subscribed.
NEusE INSTITUTE BURNED
Big Colorcd School Suffers Loss of Its
Rufldfnr-Sco1land Neck 10 Have

WELDON. n. c.. Feb Especial
Uhc Neuse River Institute. big negro
school building. was destroyed by fire
here Saturday morning at O'Clock. A
part of the books.and some OF the desks
Nrere saved.
NOBODY HURT.
There were 20 pupils, but fortunately
none slept in the building. There was
no insurance.
Scotland Neck business men have re-
solved TO build a 100000 cotton mill
Forty thousand OF the amount has al
Teaoy been subscribed.
A SENATOR'S SALARY.
Senator Ransom has oil of his cot
ton crop on hand. something like 1.oA1
Bales. 1t is interesting to note that he
IS $1,000 III pocket by holding it-inst
one years pay for United States Sen
ntor.
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BY direction of the owners, will offer
for sale, at public auction, on the prem
Uses, in the order below, mentioned. the
said real estate above referred TO- on
TUESDAY, THE 20TH DAN OF FEB
RUARY, 1900.
a o'clock P. NJ, the truly valuable ano
well-located RESIDENCE, No. 3O4 YVES
FRAi,4>LIN STREET. in the occupancy
Of Mr.. Lathrop The lot has front OF
II feet inches OH Franklin street, run
ming back full depth to wide alley Inc
dwelling is large. spacious, well-hu!lt. ana
has all the modern convenierceS ana I'M
proycments. The location and surround
ings are too well known to require further
On WEDNESDAY,. THE 21ST DAY OF
FEBRUARY,
at 5 o'clock P. NJ, will offer the LARGE
THREE-STORY DETACHED APART
MINT HOUSE, on Main near Sixth
street. known as THE ARLINGTON >
The building contains three large and
wel!-appointed fats of about seven rooms
The entire building has very recently been
thoroughly overhauled and rcfitted with
new plumbing. papered and painted. halls
carpeted, etc. and is now in ilrst-class
i inches on the north line of Main street,
and runs back to wide alley in the rear.
There is an alley also on the side, and
the building is entirely detached on all
rooms are desirable.
This residential property can be in
Spected by those having the purchase OF
the same in view al reasOna BILE hours, BY
PERMIT FROM THE AUCTIONEER
OR OCCUPANTS, or the auctioncer will
take pleasure in accompanying any per-
sons DESTROYS of viewing the property.
On THURSDAY, THE ED DAY OF
FEBRUARY,
at O'Clock p. NJ. i will offer the LARGE
WAREHOUSE PROPERTY, situated on
the east line Of Eighteenth street, imme-
diately north of Broad street, now in the
occupancy of the American Tobacco Com
pany and Nessrs. Wesley & Co. The
building covers the entire property, which
has frontage of 90 feet and . inches,
and is we'll suited for any business re-
curing large floor space, together with
ample light and ventilation. For manu-
featuring purposes it has few equals. The
improvements are comparatively new
having been erected but a very few years.
and are in perfect order.
The attention of investors is asked to
this real estate.
TERMS: One-fourth cash; the residue
in three equal nsta lments at twelve
eighteen and twenty-four months, re-
spectively. after date. and for which the
purchaser will give negotiable notes, with
interest added from the day of sale, and
secure the same by 4 deed of trust on the
real estate. Property to be kept insured
until fully paid for.
Any further informal ton will be cheer
fully given by the auctioneer.
H A. MCuRDY,
fe9 Auctioneer
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. 12.-TUR-
PENTlNE-Market firm at 53hc-; sales.
10 casks.
ROSIN-Firm; sales, 100 barrels; B. c.,
d. $1.3O; Z, S1.4O; f, Sl.40: G. S1.50: II.
$50: I. $1.95; *, 50: NJ, S2.25: N, S265;
window glass. S3.25: water white, $40.
SAVANNAH, GA, Feb. 12.-SPIRITS
OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 5ic.; re-
ccipts, 1G0 casks; sales, none; exports, JOG
casks.
ROSIN-Firm: receipts. 1,45G barrels:
sales. LII barrels; exports. 1.254 barrels:
quote-A, B. C, D, S1.35; p, F, S1-45; G.
S1.55Gl 60: II, $1.93; 1, sos; X, $40; NJ,
S..33; n. $40; window glass. $3.50; water
white. 500.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Feb. 12.-SPIR-
IT'S OF TURPENTINE-tirm at 54@
54lAc.; receipts, so casks.
ROSIN-Firm at S1.35@1.4 40; receipts, S19
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Firm at $40
3.23; receipts, 265 barrels
TAR-Firm at $1.30; receipts, PSI bar
rels.
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BOILER EXPLOSION.
Four Men Injured, Ono of Them Per-
hans Fatally.

DURHAM, N. C., Feb. 12-Special.-The
boiler of the Durham Electric Light Plant
exploded yesterday evening. The build
ing and machinery is complete wreck.
-Four men were in it at the .tirne-Su-
perintende!n H. T. Brown: j. ]. LumlcE.
chief lineman: Clyde Dixon. engineer. and
Bill Burnett. colored fireman. Lumley is
seriously, If not fatally, injured. Brown,
Dixon. and Burnett are expected TO re-
cover.
Alex. Lyon. Il colored lineman. who was
walking some fifty yards away, was
blown up and covered with flying brick
and iron, and is not expected 10 recover.
The shock broke windows a hundred
yards Off There was $4,000 insurance.
on the boiler and engines. Damage, S.
0CS
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HELP yyANTED-HIale.
SITUATIONS. wANTEn--Female.

sTENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER:
osition wanted as Stenographer ana
Typewriter by a thoroughly capaDie
young woman. Has steady employment,
but wishes to live in Richmond High
est references as to ability and eharac-
ter. Understands legal papers ana ouSi-
ness CORES pondence. Six years practl-
cal experience. STENOGRAPHER care
Times. leu
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond, Va, Feb. L., 100,
(Sold at Union Stock Yards.)
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA, Feb. 12-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock nuts are now quoted as
pic; prime. 2lsc.: common. 1MW2c. q
pound Spanish shelled nuts. roc. bushel.
Tone of market easy and lower.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES

of Suffolk. in the county of Nansemond,
and district aforesaid, bankrupt:
NOTICE is hereby given that on the 9th
day of February. A. D. 1900. the said
Gated bankrupt; and that the first meet
ing OF his creditors will be held in the,
Office Of G.. H. Causey, Jr..- at Suffolk
Virginia, on the 24TH DAY OF FEB b
RUARY, a. D. 1000, at II o'clock "A. NJ.
at which time the said creditors may att
tend. prove their claims. appoint trus-
tee. examine the bankrupt and transact.
such other business as may properly come
before said meeting. :.
33s,s c. H. CAUSEY. r,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
- EehruarYa1o ~ 600 60. a tel3
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zFIsANcIAI-
international Zinc Co, Ltd.
Certified Net Earnings, % Per AnnuEl.

increase in the value of their hoidinss
THE ACTUAL EARNINGS OF thess
properties viii be certified quarterly e
stockholders by Barrow, ade. e1 !a'1ntN
e Co., who supervise the company ae.
counts. This Is a unique featur aHaons
zinc companies enabling shareholders e
verify regularly the enormous e.IrIilnss
~ their COMPANY. which would otherwise
seem almost incredible.
NO INVESTOR CAN AFFORD to lei
pass the opportunity thus offered Tor
secure investment with probably tns
greatest profits possible from any zinc
I,fn,ne, company in the United States
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LIVERPOOL, Feb. 12.-COTTON-Spo
fair. price :;-i2d. higher; American mid
ding, fair. ) 3-16; good middling, SIS;
good ordinary. Az; ordinary. GIG. The
sales OF the day We're 10000 bales, of
which 1000 We're for speculation and ex-
port, and included 3,IUD American. Re
ceipts, 5000 bales. including 1900 bales
American.
Futures opened firm and closed strong
at the advance; American middling. ].
M, c., February and March, G2-Gi sell
ers; March and April, i Ja-64; April and
LAY. 4 55-Gi. sellers: May and June,
4 51-G4I4 5:-G4. buyers; June and July,
i 4D-64 buyers: July and August. 4G-64GG
j I7-GI, buyers; August and September,
4 IO-64Gl4 4l-GI; September and October,
2G-G414 27-64. buyers; October and No
vember. 4 IS-d4G4 1864. buyers: Novcm-
Der and December, j 1864, sellers.
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Municipal Bonds for Sale.

Sealed bids will be received by the un-
3ersisned committee until o'clock P..M.
MARCH 10. 1900. for the purchase of the
whole or any part of SD, 900 REFUND
ING COUPON GOLD BONDS OF THE
TOWN OF SALEM. VA. denomination
option OF the town, on and after April
/. 1910; interest, 1 per cent. per annum,
payable serni-annually, 1st of April and
October. at the office of the Treasurer
of the town, or in New York city. a GER
titled check for ) per cent. OF amount OF
bid, payable TO the order of the town of
Salem. must accompany same.
The town of Salem reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Further informa-
ton as to the financial condition of the
town or other pertinent matters may be
obtained by addressing committee.
T. Fl DUNCAN.
J. c. LANGHORNE,
fell Salem, Va.
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cDrIoN .1arKETS.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1o.-COTTON-
Futures steady; February, So nominal;
march. S,4Sgs.50; April, S.4S0S.5O; May,
S.4JaS.:U; June. 5. i:IltS.jU; July, S.4u1S.4l;
August. S.3SGS."3: September, I.SSGt1 50;
October, ..9QtEGu: November, I.4SM1 AZ;
Dece uber Z. iSGI1. 40
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In execution of the deed of trust of the
9TH day of June. 1890. from John G; ROD
ertson to Alexander T. Britton and Geo.
e. Emmons. trustees, duly recorded in
the clerks office Of the Hastings Court
of Manchester, Va, being thereto re-
CURED in writing by the party secured,
cured, the undersigned. as surviving trus-
tee in said deed, Will sell, at public auc-
ton, on the premises. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1900,
at II o. clock a. NJ. (said sale, if not COM
pleted, to be continued from day to day
erty known as "SPKING. HILL" lying
in the city of Manchester, Va, ana
bounded as follows:
All that certain piece or parcel of land
lying and being in the city of Manches-
ter, and in the county of Chesterfield. Va.
known as SPRING HILL, and bounded
as follows: On the north by the Rich
mond and Danville railroad, on the west
by the line of the Scuthside Land and
Improvement Company, east by Cowarcln
avenue and south by a narrow strip of
land dividing this property from Semmes
avenue" saving and excepting from said
sale certain lots within said boundary
more particularly mentioned in d deed of
even date with this trust-deed from Jno:
r. Mclean and James J. Faran 70 sald
John c.. Robertson, special reference be-
ing made hereto for more accurate de-
Scription thereof.
The aforementioned real estate has
Since the vi Sdlu tAttSS-SSSo
been purchased subject to the lien there
on by the Bellevue Land Company, and
plated and subdivided into blocks and
lots, which plat and subdivision will be
exhibited on day OF sale, and in the mean
time can be seen a the office of the AUG
tionsers; and the undersigned will offer
for sale SO much thereof, in accordance
with said subdivision, as may be deemed
necessary to satisfy the said itrust-deed.
TERMS OF SALE: On each parcel OF
land sold cash as to all proceeds of sales
made, until same shall fully satisfy and
discharge the expenses of executing the
trust and taxes, ana the amount of money
then payable upon the notes remaining
unpaid secured III said trust-deed, Princf-
pal and interest of said unpaid notes be-.
ing as follows: SI,SS:;.353. balance OF prin-
cipals due on note for S13.:3s3:;3.:3; payable
Two years from date, with interest on
said balance from December Z, 1897, and,
the whole of note payable 1t three years
after date Tor $1:;, ;} '; with interest
thereon from June q, 1890, less payment.
OF $4,000 on account of interest, all Sc
cured in said truSt-deed,5 and the balance
of purchase7money, il any.5Eto be made
payable at%Such times as the said grantOr
or his assigns shall direct or, in case of
his or their failure to give such direc-s
tons. then&upon such terms as said trus-5
tee shall see fit 81
GEO. f. EMA1ONs, IS
Surviving trustee
$92S-3o +. street, NJ W. ashington,E ID. c.
20 AUGUSTINE ROYALL. & co.,
1cfJ
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Richmond. Va, Feb. II, 1900.
SALES.-:N shares National Sank OF
Virginia at 100: 10 shares do. at 1t9; 10
shares do. at 100.
GOV. SEct;RlTIES. Bid. Asked
L. s. as. coup, 1907 40 49,
STATE SECURITIES.
North Carolina As. c., 1910. lo5 -.
North Carolina 6's, c.. 1919. 40
Va. rs, new, G. and r., 1932 IS DO
CITY SECURITIES
Rich. Guy .G.s, r., lo2o-lall.. 1l3 -.
l<ich. CITY IS. IL. 1a.o-i.l.2. H. -.
Rich. City Is. r., i?.o-1a3V- lei
= RAILROAD BONDS.
A. and e. 1st rs. r.. 1907; lld.s
c. and o.. Il. and A. Div. Il:s Us
Ca. SO. and Fla IS. 1a.7..... 1os 49,.
Pet Class a IS. X. G., 1926. IL
Pet Class B 6.s. r. c.. 1926. 12Ils
n. and w. Ry. 1896. 94Ea 9o12
Rich. and Neck. list As 1921 So S6
Ga. and Ala. pfd. is. 1915. lo3 JOG
Ga and Ala consol IS, 194J.. %
.south-Bound LIST rs, l941.... 100
STREET RAILWAY BONDS.
Rich. Fraction Ry. st 5's.... 1Oi log
Norfolk ST Ry. list IS. 1919. LOG los
s RAILROAD STOCKS. Par.
=. and ~ W pfs...:.::..1eo
a. and ". com 281s
Atlantic Coast Line, 49,. $50
Atlantic Coast Line. :. B. 40 -
; r., F. and F. Div. obi. 100 l35 1873
L.. r. and 2. Gp. c. EuIs.1Uv %
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

February ii. 1900.
Skirnlish at Charleston, Va. 1863
Sun rises ........ -.......... :os a. NJ.
Sun sets ......... ............ GAG Z. NJ.
Moon south .12:OU "A. NJ
First high water ............. 1913 A. NJ.
Second high water ........... $3.50 P. NJ.
PORT OF RICHMOND, FEB. L., 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamer Guyandotte Hitler. New York,
merchandise and passengers, Old Domin-
ION Line.
Schooner Katie c. Robinson. Anderson,
New York. fish scrap. Richmond Guano
Schooner Ed w Perry, Nicholson, Bal
timore, coal. S. II. Halves & Co.
SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk
and James river sdinEs. merchandise and
passengers. Virginia Navigation Co.
Steamer Guyandotte. Hitler. New York.
merchandise and passengers. Old Domin-
ion Line.
Steamer Gulf Stream. Tunnel, Phiadel-
phia. Pa. merchandise and passengers.
Cl"de Line.
Steamer Lou. Betteys, James river,
light.
Schooner Virginia Rulon. Mathews,
Bridgeport, Conn.,, phosphate.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. IL, 1000.
ARRIVED.
Schooner MonheGan Boston.
Steamer Kataldin. New Haven.
Schooner Nathan Lawrence, Boston.
Barge Antelope, Boston.
SAILED.
Steamer Cluden Amsterdam
Schooner John B. Prescott, Providence.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS, FEB. 10, 1900.
ARRIVED.
Schooner Is. F. Walker. New Haven.
Schooner Vannama & King. Boston.
Schooner A. A. Shaw, Allyn's Point.
Barge Knickerbocker New York.
Barge Majestic, Providence.
Steamer Betty, New Orleans.
Steamer St Enoch, Antwerp.
SAILED.
Steamer Betty, Venice.
PORT OF WEST POINT, FEB. -, 1900
ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore Murphy. Balti.
more. passengers and general cargo.
PORT OF CLAREA1ONT, FEB. II. 1900.
(Southern Railway Wharves.)
ARRIVED.
Schooner z. G. Irwin, to load lumber.
Schooner John Pierce, Leek, to load
wood.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Woodmen of the World,
Magnolia Camp, No. 20,
Richmond, Va, Feb. -. 1000.
Owe REIGN S. AN $1MPORTANT
meeting of this camp will be held at
Monroe Hall. No. GIL west Main street,
{ TO-NIGHTaat s O'Clock. Sovereigns j.
gs ~. BROWN1NG, a. c.. FINE and other
prominent members of the order will.
address the meeting. "A full attendance
is desired. and you are urged to come.
y Sovereigns of Hickory, Evergreen and
Cedar Camps are fraternally invited to
attend. ,sz
BY order OF the Consul Commander.
fe13 ISAAC HELD. Clerk.
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WANTED, SEVERAL SECONDHAND
STORE TABLES. Address TABLES,
care Leader office. fel3
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AUCTION sALEs-.This Dav..

will sell at my store, NO. 20 east cas-;
Broad street, ( on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1900.
at 1880 sharp. Two 6-Foot Show Cases,
one Piano and one Organ, in good order
three Oak and two Walnut Suits OF Fur
niture; three Sideboards, three ward
robes, one Bed Lounge, Clocks. PICTURES
Sewing Machines, Bureaus. Washsta nas'
.Bedsteads, Springs and addresses; Kitten
en- Safes, Cook and Heating Stoves Man.
tel Mirrors, etc.
Sale positive: ladies invited to attend
c. H OLIVER, Auctioneer
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NOTICE. WILL SELL, FOR
freight and charges, at the freight de-
pot Of the Southern railway. in the city
of Richmond State OF virginia. on
MARCH q. 1900. at 1000 a NJ. ~ oales
of Tobacco Stems, shipped by r T.
koppelman & Co.. Baltimore 70 D Y.
Webb Chemical Co.. June Il, 1s3
fe1:s Il. IL. La, -<NsoeiiiSS-a5
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FOR sALE-A 7-RooM COMPARATIVE
.LY: NEW BRICK DWELLING. with
long lot. on Twenty third street. be-
tween Broad and Marshall; = price low.
AIpIy$t to J.D. cARNEAL. No. 116 east
Main street
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FOR sALE-No. los EAST CLAY ST.. 4
delightful BRICK DWELLING. In
good neighborhood and Will SUIT most
any one. j. D. CARStiAL, NO Aioo
& east Main street.
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FARMs FOR SALE, RENTsAND En-
change. Catalogue free. GEORGE T.
z CRAWFORD & CO.. sos east Main
street 1elS II
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Surviving Irustee.
$3.50 r street, wv Wa sh!nEton,sD. c.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL- & CO.
Manchester Va, tioneers.
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MARKETS

RICHMOND STOCK ----tI<ET.
Richmond. Va, Feb. u, 1900.
SALES.-3N shares National Sank OF
Virginia at 100: 10 shares do. at 100; 10
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SITUATIONSyy:AN ale.
AN EXPERT ACCOUNTANTss. AEHCSE
11Ifrne is not fully occupied !, desires
set OF mercantile books in add tion to
Z his present employment. He1t refsrs
). eaSSS ACCOUNTANT, this oEica
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sV-ALFSIiIlS4 FI9EItJ.1#
Frederick City. Md. August 9Th.
So the deed OF .derring do TIA; cha!-s
lenges place for Barbara Frietchie
alongside OF Roman Cloelia or Scottish
katherine Douglas yanishes into thin; air.
The utmost that can be contended for is
that she may have waved q Onion nag
. Welcome En!on troops. Even this Is
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CIUIlr lIIt CIIIScS.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1900,
at II o'clock a. NJ. (said sale, if not COM
pleted to be continued from day to day
at the same time and place., that prop
erty known as "SPKING, HILL" lying
in the city of Manchester, Va, and
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-05-19


When it was announced last
week that represent ntative set Of
delegates from the Fort Berthold
reservation would be In atten-
dance:at the comfy convention
in Wash burn, Saturday some
of our resident newcomers had
the impression that 4 treat Of
some kind was in store paint
feathers and q war dance or
soInethin of that sort, But
when, they sawsa body Of we'll
behaved, well dressed young
engentlelnanly il dep ortnlent
III con yention or out, our new
settler friends conc cluded there
must have been 6 stop some
II WHARF liz heir rlnemo Of events
concerning oui ma tive Indian
Isl .ciIiize1, & ndson inquiry when
they Still fufther learned Tint
81 some IN 81 these Indian citizens
were grad duatss from eaatern
|irall 4 4 ind all Of them we'll
educated in some school 81
q Etstijs2r jia they sFere free to admit
IhisNprogresiye N time have pen
afed even & int the indian
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-05-19
WAIT AND SEE.

The Leader takes no stock in
the Towne. talk in connection
with the Democratic VicePres-
idency and the Twin city pa
.pers are away off in their edi-
torial guess work concerning
the outcome Of that event. We
have no Wizards wand about
the Leader office but we have
some knowledge of Pennsylva-
MIA politics and believe the
Democratic leaders are "onto
their job."Quay made Pattison
the Democratic governor OF
Pennsylvania on two differant
occasions. The. turning in of
100000 Republican votes in
the Democratic column in
these two CUB material contests
''by ways that are dark and
tricks peculiar" was done. with
such success-even times with
out apperant motive what
we expect nov with
Quay and Hanna personally at
dagger points.