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THE ROANOKE NEWS
THURSDAY, :
: KKliUVARY 1HHK
W. W. HALL, )
V Tbopuiktobs.
J. W. SLEDGE, J
CoNOKKSKHAN HkNDKHSiiX, of tlii
State ban reported from the cinuuiitii't.' of
the Judiciary a bill to amend the revenue
laws. The bill abolishes wh.it are knnvri
a, the minimum punishments, anil jivcsi t
discretion tu the court 1 1 impure any pui
islitueiit fur tin- violation, of I lie interna
rcvouuo laws uot exueudin;,' the uiuxiiiiiiui
limit authoriz d by statute. It rt-.iiir
thit 11 warrant issued by a cotiiuii.sai.ui i
or other judicial om r mut be returnaU'
before aomo judicial officer residing in th
county of arret!, anil it authoriz. th
commissioner of Internal Uevcuue to com
promise any civil nr crimiiul cases und,
the internal revenue laws.
It in probable tint the bill Would bi
acceptable to the people of thin State :t
provisions meet the approval of .Mr. lien
deranu, who in familiar with the ui edii ai.d
deairea of thuso of our citizens who an
Moat uearly aft'ecti'il by tho interna! revc
nue system; but it mny le remarked thai
the passage of thin bill does not neeessan
preclude actiuu upou other oidisnr. a of h -lief
from the burdens of the systiui which
may hereiiltcreuttit' befote Congress.
In addition tu this Mr. Henderson ha
submitted to the sub coiuuiitlee ou Inter
nal Revenue of the Ways and Meanscoui
uiittoe a draft of schedules which he pre
pared by invitation as indicating the dciinv
of the revenue reformers. This draft ha
been accepted by the sub -committee anil
will be reported favorably to the full com
uiittee on Ways and Mcams.
The items which a: e contained in .Mr.
Henderson's draft are the total repeal ol
the tax on tobacco, including cigars, cigar
cites, cheroots aud suutf, which amounts
to ;!0.U00,0IM), tho total repeal of the
wholesale and retail liquor license tax
which is$Hli,oU4.u'!i ou wholtsilcli.e se .
und 8 l,587,-t!S.lit ou retail licenses; also
the total repeal of the tax ou fruit brandy
and on manufactures of stills, amounting
to nearly $2,1100,000. Of course, even
Mr. Henderson hitus-lf does not cxpett
that this programme will be carried out
in its entirety, and while his people are in
favor of total repeal, he says t'ley will be
satisfied with a part. Mr. Henderson ex
pects that the Tariff bill to be reported by
the Ways and Means Committee to the
House will include the repeal of the tax
on tobacco, except ou cigars, cigarettes
and cuerouii, amounting to $21,0011.1100.
A reduction of about one-half, ot SI, 000.
000 of the tax on fruit brandies, a ie,.cal
of the license taxes and of tlieassctstuents
and penalties ou the same, am uniting al
together to about $5.0011.0110. He also
expects to see adopted the remedial features
of his bill a syuopsis of which is eju'ii
above.
TtlRKE years ago, it is said, several
w -11-tiiowu colored lucn met to consult as
to tile best method of relieving their peo
ple of khat is considered their desperate
cjndition in the S mtlieru Slates, andaftei
ctrefii! consideration it was concluded that
South America was the land that would
give them shelter and a home. Kducated
agents wore scut out and their reports are
coming ill. In the mean time a s cr. t
organization was effected, the head.Uarteis
of which were at Topeka. Kansas, for the
purpose of spreading the news by meal 8
of trustworthy agents throughout the
S lUthern States.
Important concessions will he made, it
isr.pirtcl, by tlu Itraiiliau and Argen
tina Governments in the way of lands and
iiimilnity From taxation and aid in trans
portation to induce these neuroes to settle
in those countiies Th 'ir rights and prir
i'eg as citii-us are guaranteed, an 1. ow
in : 1 1 the mixed blood alrea ly existing iu
som : of those countries, their c il n will
nit d -bir them from social preterm -ut.
Before the end of 1SSS is reached un
exodus from th? S nit b rn Stites is ex
p.H'ted to conrneiiee tint will carry off mure
than a million of lab ir era from the cotton
nuiMr an i ri iijius, wiiue tne looaeeo
fi 'lds are also expected to yield tluir
quota.
Tilt; lilair bill i atill beini: discugeil
in the Senate. Kir the Northern Sena
tors an 1 Congressmen t be willing to ivi
away $70,000,000, aud principally to tb,
South, and thus put that much money out
of reach of their own hands is to say the
Vast, suspicious. The protectionist
all in favor of appropriating nioii 'j from
the treasure and will do so on the sIL'ht-
et pretext win. never they have a chanue.
It i b.rause they are anxi ms to reduce
the surplus without risJiiciug the tariff, iu
or ler that popular demand for reduction
of taxation may be hushed.
Tu K dependent (tension bill is again he-
fere Congress. It proposes to give a pen
sion to every soldier and sailor of the lnh
war who is incapacitated from work and
also to pension tho relatives of addiers dc
peudent upon iheui lor aupjiort. Should
the bill become a law the treasury would
puffer to tht tune of about 75,000,000
year. All this money with the other turns
now annually paid for pensions would go
to the North and West with the exception
of a few paltry thousands.
Still Ahead.
Persona desiring Safe and Cheap Ir..
auranoe will do well to tee an agent of tlu
Valley Mutual Life Association of Virgin
i U has member in nearly every coun
ty fnu thamountaiawto tho sea aad they
r oognis-t the fact that they hart reliable
a id Mie iiMiirafto and are paying up their
nesinUprujpily and willingly. Agent
wanted in evert oouiitr Liberal terns of
fered to lira ma. Addraa
BiRKti.tr ft AfttMLL,
Southern Manager!.
Ralegh, N. C,
STATENEWS.
Thrru ure mnetuen uative North Carwli
niiuiH in Cou-jjresn.
T!ie pwtplo oF Charlotte nit iirrnning
t In 11 n bi fair iu that citj iu tho c..'U;
iag uutuum
At Durham -M unci, tw.i faiK-y l.tt n'
tubiit'i'tt --tiltl t'ui tihf v anil mie huii'lri'tl
a'lJ tivr tj.iilar.'f ;i (M.un.I, rc-'jvetivt'lv.
N'.ttiTtttMiw are pi'ii liu, with iruini
of success, I' r th pstahlilum'Di of a re
ul ir s(cnii) !iiu' hftw.'i'U Wilmiiiuiuii und
the Viwt Indies.
Tin- "V'w,' ('cut n;tvir tKin'i," of
G rueii-tl.il in i, whirl) h.is cnly horn in uprra
tiun ix ui'ii li". h.ixtlire1 Imndivl an
fortv-tWf iIif)Mtis aiiiHiuitim to $11,12.'.
Thi Siatr iimuirutitin imi'iit n-purt twu
t!iuu Hi.I rnnaiiriit st-ttli rs h:iui hi itr
it it it Nuriii ('jiniiin.i ihiiin-.' th - p;M ynr
Tin niiji'iitv of iluM ar tr-nu lViii)l-
YUUIU.
A nittmi fa '(t'lv, water w.trk". an iu
lartnrv aii a ni iiii." hank, nr.' unnni'j
( i ili 1 11 r pru.-pcriive ii.iirVt'Uiruts.
May many ni"i' he ullrd tij iIicm1 during
thr y..r.
Tli ' r.'p rf nf tlir -iuprriniriid 'tit if th.
cattrrt) iiaiif a-!'iui at t i'.ld-litil'M. for
tMlnri d piii.-it-, th w- ih- aV'-r.iL;.' rhiu
hor trratr 1 dmiiu ihi pi-t i-ar to lc
17'.'- and thi'iSi'iii.Hr p.-r raj it J $1 IT.
The jail at Tail -mi wa. burn, d u tie
Jtii. It is MtpuM.'il Iii have hrru the
w.irli of iiK'einliarirs. Tho piisinit'rs. ihir
Uvu in iiumljrr, weiv r.'M'iit'd and taken ti
Willi;. ui-ton Tin- Ihv nrii:iii it:d in ihr
urniuiy wliii. li was ai.n Inirn with t hi
etuiii -n and tni'.'k ut tlii tir; couiiany.
A i-irun stiH-k r.nttp .nv hai been t-r-
gmizrtl iu (iaMon rminty fur the purple
of itabli-hiui; an exti n-ivt- knitting fait i
ry, to inauiitai'ttire all kuuis nt knit
giK'vls. eutlon and woul. Wurk will cotu
tueiicti m the lmilditu in the m-xt (liirty
days, and wht-n started it exi ei tu) that
about four huudri-d hatidn will be t in
ployed.
H. IV liattle, director nf the State ex
periment ntationt and li i a-Utaiit-', I'io-f-ssi'ra
Iaui-v anJ Withers, are bmv in
aiulyzin various tranils i tertitizer- in
aeeoiilance with law. Dr. liattle i euis
d tpniiined. as far as pii-vtible. to have a
complete analysts published in time f r
f trtuers to make judicious selwtion.-t rally
the sprinj;.
(iraliam eolloze, in Alauiam-L luutity.
lirh was established about a yur a.'o
uuder the uuspiri'-j nf the rhristian df
n tmiuatinii of this State, has mkvi-oUiI
O'en bi-ynud expectatiMii, It ts iimw over-
r iu with students and the applirati ns are
fcu muucroU'- that U win iv.inn: the rarly
er."tiou of additi-.ua! build n;jf to aemu .
mo late them.
AVif.t Ofttu i fcr: A letUr was re
ivrd terday from a g'Utlenan jie-t
from MatieheMt r, Knlatid. who is uw
stopi'in'Mti franklin rountv ami wtu is so
favorably impressed with the cimdiliou ol i
this Slat .', that he has about decided t i
loeate in it. He the irc rutin r tiuite I
an e.ten--ivr eol'-nv whieh pi'upo-e in.
lie to Aiutriea !'--r settlctinut. He i
ieirdiuian uf sniiie iin-an-- and i- read; i
for bufiiiev in .-oim' entrrprie. 1
Ualeih YUti-u-: The re'iiain- of t'a i
Do'.'a's spit n lid statu- of Wa-liiu:'n,
which !touil in th.- eni;re t th- r ttunda j
of the o'd eapito', an 1 whieh w,ii de.-Huved
by (ire about tlu year Hill wtte removed
yesterday from the old ui'.-?rnu! on the capi
t'il Mjiiare to th.- State mu-euiu. This
tatue was utie of tlu h-A evrr seen ot i he
Father of hi-- Country." and we hail with
deli.'iu this tnovemrui to preserve tlie rel-
ic. I
A rect u deriion of the Supreme c-urt J
iu a railway rulit of w iy east ha a?tr:o t d
suiuf atti'iition. The roil--ou th Uuds
for a ceriaiu tli-'taii'T ou eith -r side of
their track-, and in th case iu iuetion
a man in iurh.uu built u store within ihi
line. fti order to make room 'or new lines
of railway now in four.-e uf eprtioii, he
was irdt-rtd to remove it The owner ot
the .lor.' nies for d una ;e. and ihe court
deeid-s that if th" railway suth-re-i tin
house to be built within i - lines the butld
er "is entitled to damage f r bettermt'iit.
The ijiiestion f having th ; Demtieratie
nominating couvtution this year held
elsewhere than in Haleiuh is beinir conid
erabty agitated. Chirlotu- is purtitu in u
bid, a it also tireetisboro. Several rcu-son-
are 'wvn and s ime uf them may be
considered reasonable. It is contended
that there U u-iully too much uutsid
prtj-ssure brouuht to rnar u cimventioni
held tn liileih. becau- of llu f u--t that
what an known u- ully us the ''wirc-puf-ini;
element, " uf pirli 'f live ut the rapitj'.
Another reason ur-i is that ' turn hIh.ui
is fail p!av,' mid that therefore there ur
other towns in the Statu nhirh. by their
railroad facilities, am entitled occasionally
t. the honor.
A siuuirfr e:iMi: of n:M oration tu lieu it li
is t -parted fro.u (.Jr cn-'mr , uud ii
vou Iks! for by men of utidoubt d Temc
it y. Several ill illths niuee, n voun mer-
chant, oi that city, named K. M. Kendrix.
had a sever J attacV of pira'ysis. From
thia h recovered, and three weeks
he h id another attack w hi -li entirely pros
trate I him. He co ild not use a limb,
neith'r cuiil I he aee or heir. His rye
lids were paralyz 1 1 that lu could ml
move them. A few morning since, after
a good piht'n rest, he aw feating p r
fectly cured. Kvery tr.ee M hii afflicti q
has left bin and ho is perfectly restored
and attendio ' to his buviuecM w uiual.
Ollt KXCII.VNttKS.
WIIAT T1IEV BAY (if MKN AND MATTEUS.
It aeern to be impossible t,, kerp Thof,
J. .larvis' name down as a eainlt'Iate for
the I'uii.'d States Senate aaiu-t Senator
Kan.tom. The latest plau sp,;ken of by
Mr Jams' frieii ls i to run him for io
etnor with Col. Thus. Holt for l.iculenaii?
Ciovt'rn..r. then semi J n vis to the Senate
and let Col. Hull suci.ved hiia as tioVcrnor.
Col. Holt will In ill probability have a
.-tronj.' following for the fir-t plaee on the
State ticket aud wuld be slow to accept
thesecond place oven with Jams. Milton
,.7,
ll wiiuld be kind, pleasant and altoetb
cr :ejree:ib!c to h"liivp. with soine cf tin
brethren of thcjui!', that eviun: is deerea
inj:, but facts prove the coutrary. Never,
witlmi our knowleiL'i-. have tberp b-en vi
many murdeis ant cut ti iii; MTaie in
N utli Citroliua as within the Kt.-t few
wee'i. (iiirti 'ws colii'iiii-- onlv eive a
art and yet they e.ivc o jrriMt deal. Thee
fuel-m ike u-t believe that the p nitentinrv
n I e e to stay, and that we tmidn't do
without it. -AV iu-it n Si ,,'.
NKVy' ADV KKTSIKM KNTS
Y I'MtMsTIt VTuK'S NOTICE.
'I he uiitU'iM'iieil lmviiiK Utin iliiy ijimiillttt bp
;i(ln:iiiUirfltir of l-'miur m s. l'iUiiniu ili-t't'iDtftl,
hiTt-Uy nolllj'-s .'.U pent a if lejldiug elHiim iitn'nhl
the said Fmm i-s M. t'iUimm in j-rtfcnl them to Uiv
dill) iiiitlM.i.lii itlfil on or i. i lore tlit ( 'III diiy of
I'evnitei lt-oilK-rH im ilii.-ii.tiit- will if U'Uit
III liar(it'i'eeni-ty.;iiii) nil iier-i-m oitlt-'bti-J to tlie
miit i-stalc w ill oh ae n -1 k - inoavtliale pay men'.
K.r.Mll.AKiN.Attrar.
ol KrHueesS. I'ltluiHiolt't iu-t(l
Htiliht-i, V i' , hi'eemUT llili. ls7.
dec : rw
)SSS.
1S&S.
Illltt till: Mil ttllltk.
S.itil ;i rii!r";i dniii tn im- lo il.tv
1 ti,.t un in ;i Inm lrei! ',' tli i
t,,,
'II'1
wlie ti.i, I wi i.t;!re.i,l tr.iin i
h i iii - i it -ur.- ,-t'riir i. u-e,l
tile Irl'di., s to tin- tr.iin. U'llel
Wil.e.i tii-i iiivehtt-! tin- ;iir v.n tun, id
i .In tin- i-litnli r uii.li-r : li i. ir when
lile i'ii r v;i to tie stepped, :uhI tlie j.r. "-.-.iri"
wit- i'X, rte-l t l t'ell'f till' I'laki-s lift :eltHt !
the hn-k Uitt at I In' r 'm-hi flay tl t
lilakes are In M aeain-t the nhe.'l. .y
-I'l lle-. ali'M he air is I ii ;i il in!
I vl.iuler-1,. I il-ll Hie I'laLe
j llu' liht'ei- a. i 'ii'4 a-i th ' tram is in lu..-
lieu it I. ile-ired le -I .i tin- tram
ir i- U t i'UI. all'l the -'llll J. apl'lv ill.'
i- ami -tup the iraili. Tlie la-t llii lll-
ii r pr.ss ire lia-i ere.it
Ihe
tieill
ailval
I t,
the :
braL
l 1 e nvii,
laue. uvi I the eel ' aj' I'M the M erc ut
i.lt.'tv.
"When an ui'iiili'iit liapp.-n. to a train
one ol'ilu' first 'tle, . ji H apt to have is
to ni t ire the air pipes leading' 1'rniii the
iir.iiieto the e;,lin,l( t unjer the ears;
ami that of it.-eil' -tops the train inMatitly.
It is very inipi rtant iiir even 1, oily to un
ilei-siiiml this tnatti r, heea'W' a eliilil live
y 'aisnlil ean stej, a train in thinv seeemlii
ti -in any ear in ihe irain it' he .imply
tinders! Illils ho VoUV.il s,.,., if y u
look fur it. that th re is sort of rope pre
i 'e!iiu IVeui the t i!et ro. m of cv rv ear.
Tii t emit,!- wilh the air pip's under
the ii lin If y 'ii ea! h I:,.' 1 of it ami
e:-i-a iittle j i-i i! Mill slop the tt-iiii lie
!' l' it has put,, two luiiidtel nds.'
Ill M. Il lll ( II I' I til..
I li.
rutiiti,'. Wih Mnri'o
Last Slllnl.i'
a lilt kiiotsou and pl.tstercr ,.!' Meie.iiifou, j
to,,!; ,:cl.;iii.' at .lohli l.atlillo le's InarJilKt
holt-.', and vv:'s a-slmi.-d to a fed ill the
s,, ottd Ho, r I'unn the nuht. nna.-in-in.j
that the tt'n h.w ot' his room Was the
t.tu.llnl door ot his d'lniei.e. whieh Was.
lait a st.-p I,, ihe around, he touelnded to ;
eo out. lie lals, d the loW. r s:..-h and
j p ed oil! I lit . I ll.lrllelv h, ll I allie
; d--v. ii 111 li'lle t ' i a', h hi- roat tall and
! haei I! fe-t. l"l,l- III Id Morrow -n-peiid-d i
: HI .1 al'e le;t Hot ei ei,( e u! all il llde. W it ll
1 ll i- h e ,, lie- ,li-laliee from ihe 'J.r lUtlll
an I hi- hody . Iii le d at i . 1 1 : ! U up the !
side ol llle loll diiu His flies hl'olleht !
1 a-l-tallfe and h ll ,ls I'ai-i d Up ti'l lie
1 eellld slip ollt of h;. eoat all 1 ll ' 11 1 IV-
li' v. d li, in h:.- peiiloiis position without ,
1 . tiiiit-dam ie,- ,. himself. l,ut ith fatal !
r -uhs to the I ire window Jass. , ijht of
thes, hav ilie p.iid th" p, tl.llty of heilfe ill
hi- paid and .lis:nieiii,e Ids way.
PRESIDENTIAL YEAR.
'I'll K KF.r I'liSTKIl UN I'lll.tTirS
ut.' i ilu- For Tlie
M'.W YollK WKKKLV HKKALD
liNV I'OI.HK A YKAK.
nnl rlieniiissl hanoly Jiniriml in til
I liile.l soues.
An linmrliiil l-ii(.'mi-
K.M II SI ATKs I'Ol.llHAl. MIIVKMFNTH
Till-: I'llliKIHN liKPAKTMKNT
eoMMLia i a i, e.HLi:s.
I" ill, -! I e!i uilor I: i-i. a :- ul' ail I urri-lil Kvt'lils.
SI'K'T I. -KATim:.-.
If i ei-1 Kim.ii.a. 'I'lo' t.ita rsriiMi,.,.. w,,.
moll - U .ii k. V.l.ilil; Si i in. a,.., Th,. H,,i, f u,.r.
.e un. t o si. i. a s,,, t, tOnmitieii un nil
.-.ii. n , r. A-I.nr..
Jvi. KIN IlKN'SKTT.
Nii V. tl. H..t;..iI. . w York i uy.
ISTOTICE.
salmi cm:di.!.a.
HALIFAX ftr. 7T,
srrhiuoi: conn.
Su-aa I. Hell, )ilHMi!it!
hirriinitt
I'.ivJ.t H.-I1. 1" .. I. una Hiitl Carrie K. Lout liii"
iliillie Hell. .Ittliii 1'. AlM.p. .Ir., mi.l An nip Hell
A W'p, Ihe IhsI iiiiiiit'il U Ih-iug iiiliint" nlmut
aiiiiuMiHii in S .Mil CahihtiH. W W hell. H. K.
Si uiiSnek i,i li rui i. (". t-tiunlmek lu w;l
Al'.t-iu' Ut-11 uh.i J.-pli Jviiiii- tietfieUnt-.
11 1 1 1 ION oh mm I K.
to par-uiuir-t ot mi Of't'Tof thit emirl lliin da)'
iiiH.le. t lit. nun r'-i ti'iit 'lt'f-'!!diit 1) A l.'HiK iiiil
4 'ier if K I 'Hif !i H". Mrtt':i- Hell. J'ltiu T
li-'p. Jr ..iiel Aiiiiit- Hell ASop lie rendu m
i ll,,v S'lfnik's. in iirrt-u ei-untv. iu thf Stair ot
i mi", W W Hell, win. rt"-iiif n iri tin- city ot Hbvuh-'eti-.
ei tht Mult- et 'leermn nutt Jt't-opti W JpukiDD
tvlie n; I-, in lh.- i ht ( t Iinltiniurc iu thr- stnlf
ii!" M:tr Iniitl. nr- hiTfliy nKl;rit-i tu In: Hixl ap)K.r
ut ilK-.o'e el'llie i ierk til tlir Miperior t'-niil of
ll."l:tii euimiy mi Hie Hr' d-ty ot Fehruiry ltfb
Hit ! miMVer i-r 1eiinir t" Ut- pelition.
iiaeMix Joliit T i.trpgory, Clerk t-jperio:' ( (nirt t
ettiec in 1Ih1i(h; '.Lc lath ly nf licefinher M7,
.IOIINT, URWiORY.
t ik liiiirior I'-mil.
An-
iK-ulhliM I "ft.)
W.i sri'AUolil-: .S'77iA7.T,
VKTVltSliriiU, YA.
Steam llak.rs un.l Outifeetioiiers! l)d
IVakrs in Kundgn and Douiestie Friiitn.
Nuts, .Vc.
A hue- line of
.al al wholesale ci
ifuuuds. I' N
i leaks and wra.s for
st tu close out this line
Sl'AlNHAl'K k I'll.
A DVKK I'ISK.M K.NTS.
Catarrh
n nr i . ,
lji m la r
ippt I
j Maiiiifaelureil and Suiiiliinjr Tobacco,
I Cii-'ars, Cigarettes and Snulf at the
LOWEST FACTORY PRICES.
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NKW ADVKKi'LSKMENT?.
AMERICAN AGRICULTURIST,
BIG OPENING
FALL AND WINTER COODS.
'OTJR HOMES-
HOW TO beautiftthem;
CHRIST ON CVARY,"
DRESS GOODS IN" ALL
STYLES ANU PRICES.
UIdeiiwcm tfo n Big Vwejy or
"CHRIST BEFORE PILATE,"
BOANO IvE NEWS,
Allforthe Sum ofS3.25.
N OTIO JNTS.
HANDSOME
HATS', NOBBIKST t-HAI'ES MOST APPRO VKD STVI.ES.
L1K OF MEN'S.' Vdl'TIIS' AND CHI1.DRKNS t'l.OTIUNIi.
Iltil Sr.NM'.r-IM. liUODS OK A I.I, KINDS.
A COMPLETE STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
Manufacturers of Mails'
Steam-II, lined Candy.
Celebrated
uov Illy.
ELY'S
REAM BALM
JIi..,Har"
Irt 'UlfflDr' i ' .,.,-... ,1... V l
s.jy r ii ... i . ,i ...
ii i in I lie
I'assaees, Allays
i'ain and InHamnia-
lon,
K'5ej'i"le''. Uestona the
tVi.v 1 -elises in use atlU
UiHJ-mell.
P0VD
Absolutely Pure.
'Phis iMitt'tl-T tfevi-r vane. A nmrvtl of p irity
trenir.ii i -l whi.lfwiniut w. trv ti'oii..iulenl
ihaii Un-lni.ir kiii't, nit'1 '-:inn .t tie .I1 wttli
In- iimlliimlt- .il'li.w te-t, hiiert u:ulil ilmu or
iliiiini. iHiwiiei .xiltl mi ly j" iix. iu-ya)
HaKiug tWt (Jo , 1 ttnll Si., N. Y.
oet J!l ly
THE LEADING
V ara andar o iligutiiiiia to Seoatoii
Vanoe, of tliU State, anj Joenh K.
Uruwa, of Gjorit fur c ipiea of their
speecaea on the reao.utisaa of the latter in
favur of the repeal if the Internal Rere
nue law.
T. W. WOOD & SONS
10 S. 14th St., RicLmoud,7a.
Request all Garilencrs, Farmers and
Truckers to send -(or their
HEW SEED CATALOGUE
for 1888. It cont'.ins descriptions of
all new and deMralile varieties of
SEEDS MAHTS
for the Farm and Garden that are
adapted to the Sou tli.
6rasa A Clover Seeds a Specialty.
Catalogue mailed free. Sknd for it.
Januaiy5 Hmo
DMINIHTKATOR'B NOTICK
llftTinc '.ualifieilHj a 1miuliitritir xm (he ittla e
of the lt CUltjorue Baker, ln'fijrt- J. T. (.nfry
Olerk of tlie Hoperior ('.iiti uf Hftl fti coniitjr,
North C-atrttliiiN inttie "ith Uy of Junn.irf !.-. i
hereby nive notice t-Hll pt'rwxi iinli'hUHt
etuie U wtle the winif Willi me itt o u-e ntt !)
Errvtiu who have c'ikiim rtit;inu,i smh! einu- nrt
eretty notified au l ri'iirHi tu irwnt thflri limn
to me on or l'frt the .'th Jny of Jitu-arr I U or
Lhii notice will Iw p'.rt in bar uf thuir recovery.
Thii letli day of January
JolINU. NKW 8 iM,
A drain tartrate? of-CUlhurne baker, da tai.d.
T.W. Hawkins, ationit'y rradiar.
J 1I Iff
HAY-FEVER rilY the Cure.
CATAIUIII
f llic iuini.ii! meinbiniii-. irpniTdllv
nr.i; nulniv 111 Ihe ii't.-,i jm-xiufs rtii.j iiniinUinilit;
ll.- slr.-Tinlf.lil in t tu- li.n.l. Fmiii tins iHif nt ll
M'tnl- l ,nti ti i..i-li1i.ii!1 virus int.- Ihf hiLi.tafh And
Ihr iimh tin- tltiffMn..' -.il-hiih, . .-rrii-tn,u tin- I.I.-.h1
;tii. 1 iir-lut iiik uiht'r truihU fciMUP mitt tUnui rvnif
yi.t).t--f:ii
A i.Hrti. lc tir nilit'd ti.to fatli nmtril and i
ar.-ililc. Frit-o ; i tui ut driiiotNtit; lij- until.
r-i,.-t-n...iMfril HI.Y l:Rnl HKK.U i.reen
n,t t . Sew Wik.
ft-b 3 ly
XKW FIRM.
"c lii- tu inivitiii our piuriin, anil jiublie
geniT.illy thnt , liuve thin dav ansneiuted
ith oni-wlvisi in busiu.--is Mil AI.KX
DLI.ANKV. lutflyol the Tanner A Drlanev
engine ' nniiviny. of Klchninnd. Va. Mr.
IlcUnry is well known aa apructieal machin
ist anil skillul nirf-hHiiical engineer, and wa
tfl assured that with so valnable an addi
tion to onr tirm. we ctn promise complete
wtisfiiction to all w ho will favor na with,
their orders. The jtyle of the tirm from this
date will tie
TAI'IMIY, STKlil. & lKI.ANKY.
Appreciating the liheral patronai(e with
which we have heen tavored, without break
or intermission nnder the same management
for more than fortj years paat, we ask for
a continuation ot the same to our new firm.
TAPl'EY 8TF.EI
pat-
I have this day been admitted to ai
tereet to the above firm and solicit tlie
ronaee of my frienda.
ALEX. PEI.AHKT.
Petersburg V.
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Respectfully,
A
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