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WAtNcr KERNELS. la proof Of the extent Of
The trade in walnut kernels in Rockingham coun-
ty, the R'gi'ttr learns from Nessrs. !. G.. Cootes
4 Son, Of Timbervlle that they purchased from
one lady living near that place, one hundred and
twenty-five pounds Of walnut kernels, paving
her S25. They were cracked in less than two
week She has as many more to dispose Of.
Good Beefis selling here at and c cents
per N
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MISCELLANEOUs.

The President on Saturdy appointed
M. L. Bouzano, of Louisiana, to be sur
veyor-general of the United States for
that district, Benjamin Gensh to be United
States consul at Bordeaux, and Franklin
Olcott United States consul at Nantes
France.
lhe sub-treasurer at New York on Sat
urday paid out $22 900 in gold coin on ac-
count OF interest, aud SAT 900 for called
bonds. The total specie shipment for
the week was $3S2,97 principally silver
bars.
Senators Window, Sherman, Conkling,
Norwood, and Davis, the senatorial CON-
mittee on transportation, have arrived AT
Cincinnati from Huntington, West Vir-
ginia, and will go hence to Louisville, and
thence to st. Louis.
The official returns from all but one
county in Ohio, insure the election of ali
the candidates on the Republican state
ticket except Governor Noyes.
Ex-Secretary McCuloch is of the opinion
that the financial troubles are practically
over, and that the outlook is promising and
ihaicates general resumption of business.
Secretary Richardson says the amount of
silver which the government will be pre-
pared to pay out this week will amount to
at least three hundred thousand dollars,
and should the demand exceed this amount
more will be forthcoming.
The following Is the financial exhibit of
the treasury department at the close of
business Saturday: Amount OF currency
received from the printers for the week
ending to-day, sl,05O,OOO; shipments,
Sooo 900 shipments of notes, 81. .103, 900;
q t,t hal1 H.
for circulating notes. 1892, $50 900, and as
security for deposits of public moneys.
$l5,S73, GOO national bank circulation out
standing at this date, $34s, ,22O, ESQ; cur
Irency, So, l64, ,55O.91 special deposit of
legal tenders for redemption of certificates
Of deposit, sll 100000; coin, sSl $685.
5i3.o5 Il including coin certificates, $780,
l47 400; outstanding legal tenders, $780,
294, ,SSS.
The receipts from internal revenue on
Saturday weres $1S4, III. 80.
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ILLINOIS.
The National Board OF Trade.


CHICAGO, October 2G.-The national
board of trade amended the report of the
transportation commissioners. and il was
submitted, and propositions made-First.
that congress may prevent unjust state re-
strictlons upon Interstate commerce, but
that protection to the people Of the states
be secured by the legislatures and courts,
Second, rejoicing over the improvement of
the Weldon and st. Lawrence canals by
Canada and New York canals, and favoring
the Mississippi river improvement. Third,
referring the question of double-track
railway from east to west, and questions
german, to an executive council for fu-
ture consideration.
Holden, of Milwaukee. offered sub
stitute for the first. declaring that states
nave the right to regulate railways within
their borders.
Wetherell, of Pennsylvania, favored
congressional regulation of railways.
Able, OF st. Louis, opposed congress
sonal control ofrailways,or or anything look
ing to their Capitalization of the powers of
the government. Favored Holden's amend
ment. ~
Mr.. Burwell, of New Orleans, took the
same grounds.
MeasIS. LnuSey anu WOOley, OF Clncln-
natl, Mr.. Allen, of Philadelphia, and Mr..
Crocker, of Boston, favored the amend
ment and report.
MIR. Wright, Of Chicago, offered substi-
tute. referring the subject of transportation
to the general government and legislatures,
to be governed by the same general laws
governing other industries that it should
not be the policy of the general govern
ment to assume the business of
the people, either in transportation
either by rail or water, or in the construc-
ton of such routes, and in recommending
the legislatures to protect the people
against such wrongs Inflicted by common
carriers.
Hawley, of Detroit, favored the report,
and Bombers opposed it. Tn, debate
having involved to some extent the ques-
tions of state rights, the report was
amended so as to ask congress to exercise
such power as the constitution authorizes
for the regulation of interstate commerce.
The vote ON the first proposition was yeas
26. nays 1G. The defeated side wanted a
two-thirds vote. The second and third
propositions were unanimously adopted.
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| The FRIENDS SocIETY.--The services
at the Friends Westinghouse in this city,
yesterday, were of very interesting ma
ture. AT the yearly meeting of Orthodox
Friends held in Baltimore last week. COM
mittees were appointed upon the various
subjects relating ito the. interests of the
church within the bounds ofthe yearly
meetings. One Of these committees, con-
sisting Of DIR. j. Carey, Thomas and Fran.
els 4. King, Of Baltimore, John, Scott, Of
Darlington, Hartford county, Nd, John b.
Crenshaw, Of Richmond, Va, Aaron H..
Griffith, of Winchester, Va, Jonathan
Moore, of Charles county, Nd, and Osevin
White.iof southampton county, Va. is to
visit all the the meetings and families of the
society in Virginia and Maryland to look
after the religious welfare of the members
Of the society, and to hold series of pub.
lie religious meetings in neighborhoods
where the descendants of Friends reside,
but where no meetings of the society are
held. This committee will be accompanied
by committee Of ladies', composed of
ministers, elders, and other active memN
bers, who will labor among the Friends of
their own sex.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.

PARIS, October 27.-Thirteen former
deputies OF Alsace and Lorraine have signed
an address to the Assembly in favor of
the republic.
Minister Washburne, Consul General
Keade, ID. d. Field, of New York, Fred
erlck Passy, secretary of the French peace
society, and others, met here Yesterday
ana discussed the propositions laid down at
the judicial congress of Brussels. The
conference was followed by dinner. at
which toast to the friendship of France
and the United States was enthusiastically
received.
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The MURDERER OF MARY
HoLMEs.-Horace Venable, young
colored man, convicted OF the murder Of
Mary Holmes, a colcred girl, in this city
last summer, is lying in Jail here con-
demned to be hanged on the 9th of De-
cember. His counsel will ask the su-
preme court FOR new trial when it meets
here in November, but they have little
hope of favorable result. The prisoner
says that he has made his peace with
God and is prepared to die. He confesses
hi crime. This murder was accomplished
by pushing the girl in one of the canal
locks as she was returning from a party.
She had sustained intimate relations with
the prisoner and he was jealous. 1t has
been thought all along in this city, in con-
sequence of the execution being deferred
Tor six months, that it was the intention of
his excellency the governor to commute
thelsentence to Imprisonment for life. AS
hanged party Horace Venabe will be of
no account to himself or any one else, AS
a llfe-pounder of rock and other light ma
terlal, on state account, he would be
minute accession to her industrial re-
sources.
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BY TELEGRAPH
NEW york.


/ AA1duftaI
| NEW YORK, October 27.--Stock,
i acuVe ana very teversh; price ranging
higher. Cold l0SB. Money Z bid. Ex.
change, long 90; short 81. Governments
dull and steady. States steady.
MatHrfng Coupons of the Chesape.lxe
ana Ohio Railroad.
NEW York, October 27.-Reports hay.
ing become current that coupons of the
chesapeake and Ohio railroad, falling due
november LIST, will not be paid, reporter
VISITED President Huntington, who informed
MN IL was true the treasury was not as full
as they would like to have it, but Il was
not NOT ewing to the fault of the directors.
Ihese gentlemen had already paid in more
money than they had promised, and at the
present time it was difficult to obtain A
great deal. He Qhe president) hoped the
payment of the coupons would be satisIac.
torlly arranged. Ef4 I'd - -
"A proposition to the bondholders and
other creditors to the effect that the floating
debt and several of the future counons
should be funded into an income bond il
now under consideration. 80
Amount of Grain AHost. ..a
BUFFALO, October 27.-The amount of
grain atioat on the canal from Bnf.
falo to tidewater yesterday morning was
as follows: Wheat, 1,7i9. 900 .bnsbels.
corn, 1,6l9,00O bushels; oats, $50 900 (:
barley, Al, 600 bushels. From Oswepo on,
y 5000 bushels ofwheat and 455, 900 bush
els of barley. 4ns~ ~,
New YORK, October 27.--Avriyed.
Champion, Herman, Livingston. Arrived
out, Arragon, Silesia. e =
Is +#sa ~ Resumed.
a BDFFALo, October 27.ABurt q Sands.
brokers', have resumed. "a
gFy@ fa Items.
, New YORK, October 26.-Tbe Danforth |
locomotive works, in Paterson, employing
oOO hands, will soon stop. Also Strano,s
silk works are now running half time.
The stables in New Brunswick. N. T.
occupied by the Reading railroad. with |
eighteen mules and large quantity of |
eed, harness, &c., was burned this morn
ng. Also Benefits brick and two.frame
stables adjoining and several small houses
were damaged. Loss, about $25, 900.
. The ciGar-makers have been informed |
nat their wages will be reduced to rates of |
/ year ago. t.' t
John y. Heenan Is dead.
1t is stated that nearly all the wire is con-
tructed and the contracts are out for the
lewe cable between England and some
,ont on Long Island. The capital is
10000, 900, and the directory embraces
prominent English and American cap,-
alsts. - s-s., tr9
Five thousand persons are thrown out
II employment by the suspension of the
harmony cotton mills at Cohoes, N. Y.
The pay rolls of the mills foot up $780,
O0 monthly. 1t is said the mills will be
eopened in two weeks, t
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HAVE YOU REGISTERED ?

PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL.
There are numerous places of pleasura-
Bile nature that will be open to the public
during the present (Fair) week, but surely
none Of them will prove more attractive to
our-music loving community than the
grand promenade concert and ball to be
given at. the First Regiment armory by
Professor McCann's full band and
orchestra on next Thurday night. That
celebrated cornet soloist, Mr.. Henry S.
Page, will intersperse the evenings enter.
tainment with some of his delightful solos.
Those who do not dance will be we'll repaid
for their attendance by the music that will
be rendered.
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THAT MAMMOTH BALLooN.-Tht
Dispatch, whose reports in the main o.
political gatherings we heartily commend
for their fairness, made big mistake in its
illusions this morning to The fate of the
mammoth balloon Saturday night and the
cause thereof, in this Gall agree that il
was ominous for the Radical party, especial
ly as the balloon was supposed to be named
the Robert w. Hughes. Somebody sug-
gested that the only way to make it sail
was to change its name to- Kemper and
Others said that, like Hugh it was un-
doubtedly laboring under disqualification. ~
The facts are that the balloon aforesaid
was manufactured in this office, and instead
Of it being called a Hughes balloon, it had
large potraits of Kemper, Withers and
Daniel thereon. Now, we think that such
dead weights as these are enough to try the
strength Of something stronger than paper
balloon, or that, as Kemper failed to burn
the Custom-house when he fred Richmond,
ne thought he would do his best by proxy
On Saturday night. k2ls aga @
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. f. A. Sawyer, as
sistant secretary of the treasury, is stop
ping at the Exchange hotel. He was on
his way to Norfolk to address the people
tonight, when, owing to .indisposition aris-
ing from severe cold, he was unable to
proceed further. The people of Norfolk
will be addressed by Hon. Horace May
nard, of Tennessee, IN place Of Mr.. Sawyer,
and Hon. l.. IL. Chandler will fill the APP
pointment made for Mr.. Maynard at Staun-
ton to-day. sgE
Ex- x-Governor z. B. Vance, of South
Carolina, will arrive in this city this eye-
ming. e
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SNOW IN THE WEST.

MILWAUKEE, October 27.-Reports
from various points in central and western
Wisconsin and Minm,sota say snow COM
menced falling at noon Saturday, and con-
tinued to ii O'Clock last night, when there
were four inches on the ground.
OMAHA, October 81 IA light snow fell
here Yesterday morning.
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FIELD DAY AT THE FAIR GROUNDS
To-day has been busy one at the grounds
OF the State agricultural society. Hun
dreds of men have been industriously en-
ployed in arranging the articles for exhi-
bition, and the main avenues leading thereto
have been redolent with machinery. blood
ed nags, fat sheep, immense porkers, and
Ponderous bovines. Many side shows will
be IN the ground. 3 Professor Blank, with
his horned man and bearded woman, is
already there, and was to-day exercising
his bronchial tubes on the outside Of his
tent, to get them in practice for tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the opening day. and is gen.
orally devoted to inspections by the com
mittees on premiums, and members. Pro-
fessor Kessnich's band will furnish the
music during the Fair. ,s....
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UTAH.
Firc-Release of a Mormon convict

Fire-Release of "a Mormon Convict.
SALT LAKE, October 25.-The upper
portion of Cliff House was burned last
night. Loss $4,000.
Hawkins, who had two polygamous
wives and who was prosecuted by his first
wife for adultery in the district court, con-
victed and sentence to three years in the
penitentiary, obtained his liberty yesterday
by judgment of the supreme court. based
on the Engelhardt decision that United
States marshal cannot serve Uenre in
causes under statutes of territory.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 27.-Rev. DR.. Parker,
delegate to the Evangelical Alliarc, at
New York, has returned home. He
preached at Exeter Hall last night, and
spoke in the highest term of the institutions.
resources and future of the United
States.
Six thousand persons attended the meet :
ing at Black Heath in favor of Fenian
amnesty. Everything passed off quietly.
Arrived, steamship. .Arrangan.
SPAIN
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The PRESENT WEEK. it does not
rain and be otherwise obnoxious to- the
people, Richmond bids fair to have a STIR
ring and lively time this week. First, the
various Republican and Conservative gath
erings. Second, the meeting of Mexican
veterans and General Taliaferro's address.
Next, the.opening Of the fair and Governor
Walkers address,. Then the army of
Northern Virginia. and Colonel Charles s.
Venable's address. The Southern histori-
cal society. And last, the meeting Of the
State agricultural association. And, with
all this, il is the closing week Of the cam
paign, when some of the biggest licks
of the canvass must be struck. .,....i 4
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Items


A RUDE dry goods salesman acts as a
counter irrltant. ..t .. I5.
INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS
ta.day amounted to S., 700.
The HOTELS are getting their usual
complement of Fair visitors.
"THE great American obituary pro-
voker" is the name for kerosene. .r
THIEVES from abroad are here now to
ply their vocation during Fair week. Look
out for them.
THE BURGLARS JIMMY is curious
boy he is always prying into other peo-
ple's business. ........'...
THE BRIG CERES, Captain Socken,
cleared from this port to-day laden with
-four for Rio Janeiro. y.7f1 &
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at @.
f. Johnston's news a, d music store, 91S
Main street to-day: AT G a. M, 60; 0
a. m. 66; II m. GS; p. IN. &c.
Mr.. f. w. ROSTER, a veteran musician
and literary man, formerly Of this city, is
contributing to Watson's New York Art
Journal series of "Random "reminiscences
of Half Century,"
THE SECRETARY OF WAR will to-day
award the contract for headstones for the
soldiers graves in the national cemeteries.
Enough specimens have been received at
the quartermaster generals Office to start
a good-sized cemetery.
The CONSERVATIVES are working like
beavers, the runners are drumming up every
man who has moved or who has become OF
age, or who has lived here long encu n TO
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUs

MONDAY, OCTOBER 27rH, "
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING FAIR WEEK.
WYMAN, THE WIZARD AND VENTRILO-
QUIST,..with new PgATs OF MAGIC,
First appearance in Richmond of the Wonder
Paris expressly for Professor w, man, at a cost
of $4,000.
DISTRIBUTION OF VALUABLE PRESENTS
at the close OF each performance, consisting OF
Gold and Silver Watches, Family Bibles, Table
Sets, Mirrors Silyer-plated Ware, and hun,
dreds of other useful presents.
A PRESENT TO EVERY PURCHASER OF A TICKET!
NO BLANKS!
Admission, 25 cents. Doors open at o'clock
to commence at g. ~.
Matinee on SATURDAY at O'Clock. la
&C 27-6t .a#. N.u.aN.
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AMUSEMENTS. ftt
NEW ARMORY FIRST VIRGINIA
REGIMENT,
CORNER ELEVENTH AND CARY STREETS

GRAND MILITARY. AND CIVIC
PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL,
unders the auspices of Colonel SLOAN and the
officers of the First Virginia Regiment,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER sOrH,
atSp.m. Dancing from 10 p. m. to a. M by
McCANNS FULL FIRST REGIMENT BAND
AND ORCHESTRA,
in their Brilliant New Uniforms
The worldwide reputed Comet Soloist,
ua Ma. HENRY 8. PAGE,
will appear in his inimitable Cornet Solos,
aB Programme in to.morrow's issue
Tickets-Gentlemen, $100; Ladies', 40 cents.
For sale at all the principal music and drug
stores. IE oc 27-lt
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

MEhPHIs, October q. = There were
only ten new cases yesterday. DR.. Blount
is dead. The temperature is falling.
We are having the heaviest ram of the
season, with thunder and lightning.
twenty fever deaths occurred Yesterday.
with six from other causes.
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MARSHALL WARD REPUBLIoAN
CLUB.-The members of this club will
meet tomorrow night at their club-room, on
p, between Thirtieth and Thirty.first
streets, for the transaction of important
business. There will be speaking.
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WASHINGTON.

Falling off in Revenue Collections.
WASHINGTON, October 27.-The col
leetions of internal resenue show q falling
off of SO, 100000 from last month-less,
they say at the bureau, than was expected.
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ne If EVER HAVE THE POWER 1
WILL RENDER. THE SCHOOL, FEATURE
BY ANY VOTE OR ACTION OF MINE"
-R. z. Daniel, IN Speech before The Trginta
Legislature at its last session. WH
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MADRID, October 27.-Tbe govern
ment fleet arrived off Cartagena Thurs
day last and formed in line of battle.
The forts opened fire on it without effect.
The insursent vessels remained inside the
harbor; An engagement was expected
the following day.
The impartial says the ms urgent Junta
at Cartagena demands ransom of slO.-
0Oo each for the four merchantmen cap
tured by their fleet.
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LOOK TO YOUR RET.-Corns, Bunior
Nails growing into the flesh, &C., can only be
cured, and that, too, without the slightest pain,
giving instant relief, as certified in this city for
twenty years, by calling on DIR. SoHULrz No, 7
Nineteenth street. between Main and Franklin
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s@ FREEMAN'S PAINT ROOMS.

w. O. FREEMAN. HOUSE AND SIGN
PAINTER, has taken the rooms over tenement
NO. rs. ON THIRTEENTH STREET, between
Main and Cary, known as "Our House," where
all orders for work in his line may be left i.
oc 27---2t -. r..H , 4Ta IA r5ffI r s5IF
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"l DIDN'T KNOW THAT MOVING JUST
AROUND THE CORNER MADE ANY
DIFFERENCE" won't do to vote on
election day. See that your name is down
on the poll-books of the precinct you
live in.
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YOUNG men aoho aoiU be tsoenty-one years
old on or before the 4th day of November,
should apply at the registration office in
their respective wards THIS EVENING OR
TOMORROW, and have their names proper
ly registered.
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Accommodation, little son o.
MIR. L. W. Stagg, yesterday while playing
on The trestle.worl of the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad at Rockets, fell therefrom
to the ground, distance of about forty
feet, badly fracturing his skull and other
wise bruising himself. I85t 9.,.t
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1t is stated that since the completion of this
road there have been opened along the line
seventeen coal mines and seven iron ore
beds, and twelve blast furnaces have been
built. The new furnaces completed and in
course of erection will have total annual
product of one hundred and twenty thou
sand tons of pig iron, anu H7E stis
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MEETINGS.

HEADQUARTERS HUGHES AND)
RAMSDEIL FLAMBEAU CLUB,
RICHMOND, Va, October 27 1879 }
INHE HUGHES AND RAMSDELL l.It
i FLAMBEAU CLUB will meet at No (7NlN
900 Broad street, between Ninth and pN4k1
TenthS streets, TOMORROW NIGHT, sk2sz1a
at IN o'clock Every member of the Club and all
who desire to connect themselves with the
Club, are earnestly and respectfully urged to
be present. sRaf-a. l.t.la
JUDGE i, NJ. SHUMAKER, of Pittsylyania,
will deliver an address. Let all workingmen
come to hear him. s.-l.- ..t,..-i--I = =. r
By order of the President, RUSH BURsRss.
Z p. WILKINSON,
oe Ef-T Secretary.
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PENITENTIARY.-Tbe following resi-
dents OF Petersburg have arrived in this
city and are located at the penitentiary :
Peter Brown, Bird Cole, Peter Epps, and
Fred Brown, alias Kildee. The first three
are to remain one year each for second
offence, petit larceny, and the latter for a
term OF three years for burglary and
larceny. -
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Terms ,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
p6r CARRIAGE AND WAGON

MATERIALS 10 siaHfngy.
PRICES REDUCED OCTOBER ~, 1897
Hubs, Spokes. Felloes, Wheels; na
Finished and rough Shafts, Poles, Bows,
Springs, Iron Axles, Bolts, &C.; fg,.,..e..,,.'
Enameled Cloth for tops, curtains, &C.; b
aOil.cloth, Lace, Fringe, Tassels, Z siiiy q
Whip-Sockets, Knobs, SHAFT Coupling ~ y
Fifth wheels, Malleable Irons, ,.y !. e.
And q general assortment of ttj fs Az
HARDWARE CARRIAGE and WAGON MA
TERIALS, MAcHTNIsTs' and SAW, h
as, MILL GOODS, for sale very low by lHf
t4fs2 r. L. WILLIAMS, 9l
Me- l4ss Main street, south side, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. oc 27-3t