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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
~ RI W0RIE DISTRICT.

J. F. Ex, pfesidi4g elder, Fort Wo:th
ssGtioD. wv. L Nelms; ArlireEcp, E.
III Sweet; Msrystown, ". a. Derrick;
Alvarsdo, il. NJ. BoveEs; HilIsooro, F.
". Rogers; Nolard RIVER, J. G. Miller;
GrapdVIew, W. ". Henderson; Itasc8, S
B. EDis; Abbott, j. ". Ssnp.
SON; Whitney. Il B. Henry; Mans
field, J.W. K zz!ar; For. Worth, Missougi
avenue, a P.Taylor; c eburne, J. e. Col
lard; West. j. R. Steel; Colpogt, J. M.
Rorr
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
A DECISION REACHED

ST. LOUIS, no, Nov. 2l-AItef
csucussing 81 dsy and up to IL O'Clock
to night the range association and
butchers have finally agreed upon the
following:
"The conference Of cattle raisers,
cattle feeders and butchers will be held
IN exposition hall, Thursday evening,
November %, at 3 O'Clock, under the
auspices CT . Joint committee OF the In
ternstionsl RIoge Association snd the
butchers association. The sessions will
be open to the public"
It is understood the conference will be
more n the nature of a mass meeting
than a convention. The dressed beet
men will be present.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
WAXAHACaIH DISTRICT.

E L Armstrong, presiding elder; FAX
ahschie station, N K Little; WsxAh. chic
J. P. Massett; Slmms and Gleawood, F
NJ. WinouIn; Lancaster. G. W. OBerf ;
West Rusk, N r Shut; Red OAb. r L.
Davis, Jr Resger station, S Viewer
Reager circuiy. D. c Ellis; Irene. n. A
Keen; Italy, ". S Bugkg; R &c and Chat
f=ld, L. G Rogers; Ws1ahsChie ci1cRit,
J. S9raris; Bristol, l. N. Reeves.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
BRowNwooD DIETRICH.
GATRsYILLK DISTRICT.

E. A. Baily, presiding elder; Gs.esvill
station, W. r D Stockton; StephenVille
j W. Husu, eupernumersyy; GEunc
Creek, j, j. Dsyls; Maridisp. H.V.JoIes
McGregor, Samuel Morris; Crawford,
Bogett; Winsboro, S S. Scott; Hes
son Creek, A Il. Bobutts; Glen Rose, J
] Harris; Clifton, n. s. Hughes; Mor
gan, ". F Graves; Iredell, r. A. Hall
Dublin, william Price; Nsrtin Gap, Z
Gs Oval Hamilton, W. E. Carpenter
Carleton, J. c. Castor.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
The ST. LOUIS MEETING.
It is Openly Asserted the Dressed Beef
Men Have Captured the Big
Convention.
But che MonopO!ists Have Been Forced to
chow TheiY Rana-ArEumett Is "a nIt
sraEo Inspecsior.

CT. LOUIS, Mo ,
ONov 81 The cat.
tIemen and butchers
are still sps-t and It
begins to lock as
'hcugh the joint con-
Ysntion would fall
through. alt 9
dczEn spectators and
q brsss band was the
contingent 81 the en-.
tertairment hall IN
q.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
L Back sDsPENDss

she Home savIazz BauE OF aortds|
Ee1ls "
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
frr the CO ming yesy, as made by Bishop
Ky, who presided:
DALLA5 DISTRICT.
TERRELL DIaT2zGT,

W. L. Clifton. presiding elder; Terrell
station, o. P. Thomas; Wills Point sta.
ton, A. F. Hendricks; Fsrmersville sta
tiop, j. S. Ashburp; Rockwsll and Duck
Creek station, R. N. Brow: ForneY cir-
cult, Il P. Schrader; Flo7d ci;cuit, E.
B. Thomas; Alien circuit, j. M. Mckee ;
Mesquite circuit. F. c. MsyberTy; Kemp
circuit, J. & White ;; Poetry circuiF, H
E Smith; MoLencen circuit, James McDu-
gal; Roberts mission, TO be supplied by
william Teylor; Nevada circuit, P. D.
Smith.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

WACU UI5IhICI.
S. P. Wright, presiding elder; Waco
stStion, q. a. Boren; Morriss street, G..
W. Conner; Waco circuit, E. B. Barcos
Mssterevllle, E. T. Boone; Cor6icans
station, r. c. Arnstrors; CoTg!cana
circui', W. Fl. Berry, Jf.; WOFthsm cir
cult, Thomas Duncan; M. Calm,
W. Il. Mos; MeX!a, G. S. Wyatt
GroesbecS, ". j. Lsmmous; BosqVevi!Ie,
f. GAseowsy; FlorentoD, j. c jordan
Lorere. Z A. Smith; Cotton Gin, C. n
Furgusop; East WEco, G. ]. Ir2!n.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
EDITORIAL CONVENTION.
rns National Editorial association in Sea-
sion at San Antonio.
Special to the Gazette.

AN ANTONIO
TEX f, Nov. 81.
The fourth
annual copvens
tion Of the Ns>
tionsl Editorial
Association was
called to order
in Casino hsll
this morning St
10 O'Clock By
President A. r.
White CT West
Virginia. The
other official
ircumbents are
Weep re g l.
dents j. 3. Nc
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23
SULPHUR SPRINGS DISTINCT.

c. B. Flodger, presiding elder; Je3er-
son station. F. A. Rosser; YexsrSens
station, r n. Powers; Texarkana
mission, 6 C. HARDY; Kenyvills circuit,
W n. CEswso1; CcFeyville circuit, Julian
Woodson; GilmeE circuit, " j. Bud
| worth; bit. Pleasant circuit, W a Ed
wa,ds; Dsin e!feld circuit, J D White
| head; Linden circuit, William Robbins;
Atlanta station, j. E. Walker; Queen CitT
circuit, J B. Adsie: Kildare circuit, TO bs
supplied By James D. H7dgirs; Fisssburg
staticp, J. A. Wyatt.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

denounce man and at the same time as
sure him that your position is so much
more exalted Than his that he need expec.
no redress from you. AS for myself,
while 1 have not ssid anything in this
letter or any of my interviews with mem-
oers OF the press, which did
not believe Was true, nor anything that
is or was intended to be personally offen-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

Cabe, East Boston, Mass; j. R. Belts,
Little Beck, Ark; E. D. Coe, White
water, Wis; Corresponding Secretary
C. E. Gilbert, DaEss, Tex;
Recording Secretary William Kennedy,
Pottsville, Pa; assistant recording Sec
rotary, Wal er Willisms, anon evilie, Mo-;
treasurer, A. Il. Lowery, E.g'r, II.
Prayer WAS offered bi RaV. NJ. r.
Buchanan.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-23

W. u. Mountcastle, presiding elder;
Sherman station, P. c Archer; Sherman
rcuit, T. L. Miller; Howe circuit, F. 81.
Sherwood; Vsu AlstyIe, J. E. VlnsoD;
Pilot Gscva circuit, 10 De supplied BY T.
B Lane; WhlteWrighs and Marvip, S. A.
Ashburo; Bells tnd Savoy, J F Alder
son; Denison station, G. E. Lamb; D emf
con circuit, WE. Hsrnet.; Pottsboro and
Preston, William Leaiherwood; Gordon
Vile circuit, S. P. Ball; Whitesboro Sta
ton, F. E. Sherwood and E NJ. CLARK,
supsrnumerary; Collinsvllle circuit, B
&. Webster; Pilot Point station, A. 7.
Crawford.
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you suOuIu ueklre . meetllg with me, 7
can asa ure you that your slightest init
nation to that effect will meet with
prompt attention on my part. 1t rests
with you.what the result OF the contro-
versY will be, Sipcerelv.S-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

afford to accept The Arab chiefs terms.
There would seen 10 be but ere snswer
TO these questions. and that positive affirm.
alive. The whole soudss Il not worth two
such valuable lives AZ those Of EMS Bey and
SrAHLKY--is not worth the lite Of oue OF
then. That is the reply that naturally
sprines TO sill lips. Yet there u force In the
argument that we're England 10 add another
psge TO her "scuitle" policy 10 dealing with
the Soudsnese the flusl outcome could only
be fearful expenditure OF blood andnoney.
Some OF the chiefs 10 the Central soudan are
known 10 be dlsanected towards the Mshdi,
and any signs OF weakness on the part OF
Eagland now would have the effect OF sup
pressing this dissfTectiop aud OF encouraging
the Mahdi 20 make a descent upon Egypt.
That England must hold Egypt goes
without saying, and IL Is foregone
conclusion that sooner or later she must
reconquer the Soudan and finish the work
commenced by MEHEMEr ALI and continued
for time by Sir SAMUEL BAKER, GORDON, and
others. Its foregone conclusion that as
means 10 this last end she must have railroad
connection between suakim and Berber. The
English public have been smarting under
humiliation consequent upon the miserable
Encouragement Of the Soudan question ever
since the time Of the slaughter OF the
troops OF HICKS PAsHA and BAKER PASTA.
The abandonment OF the soudan, the gallant
but ill.isted WoLsELgY expedition, and Its
heroic fighting on the Nile and In the desert
between Korti and Metemneh, and the pic
ture OF GORDON sacrificed because bold mea'
sures were not taken until too late, awaken
bitter memories. The soudan failures cousti-
tute a stain upon the English name and result
ed in a serious loss Of British prestige. A
growing realization Of this has produced a
formidable demand with the masses for vigo-
rous, aggressive, aud decisive Soudan policy
These are the conditions under which Eng
land must determine what course she will
pursue, and IL must be confessed that the
position she finds herself in is not an enviable
ona
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

Some Of our exchanges are complImenting
Rev. ROBERT MCINTYRE, Methodist
preacher Of Chicago, because in n sermon
recently preached by him he argued In favor
Of Sunday papers. We quote from the SER
mon as follows not touching the main point:
"Ssian can't stand ink. He told OF how
the iuk-staincd wall where The bottle OF dark
1uid thst rate Luther hurled In his rage at
the picture OF Il saint and missed was still
shown with pride in Germany. That ink.
he declared, was spilled In the progress OF
Christianity, and II was but the beginning OF
a fatal blow TO evil. lie told OF The work oi
the Saxon monk and bow ink bad afterward
been one OF bis migbtiest weapons, and how
the pulpit came to be allied with the press"
We heard Bishop STEVENS, OF the north
ern Methodist Episcopal Church. use that
very illustration thirty years ago. "Apd
there is no new thing under the SUM-"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
Not an EnviabIe Position.

A very interesting topic OF discussion with
the papers both IN this country and Europe
is the fate Of STANLEY aud ExIN Bey. As
we said few days sgo, owing to the report
ed esptsre Of these two explorers aud the
demand OF osaAN DI0NA that SuaEIm be
abandoned as the prize Of their release, a
serious problem faces England. The Eng
lish Government was responsible for the
presence Of EsIS In equatorial Africa, seeing
that be wss the appointee Of Chinese Goa.
DON. In large measure also England Is re-
sponsiole for the fact that STANLEY under
took The relief Of ENiS, A. be was urged and
impelIed TO lead the expedition by the indu.
ence Of British public opinion. What. there.
lore. viii England do about the mstieri Az
yet, oil course, II Is not certain that the EGG
hsh authorities at suakim have not been irn-
posed upon by their tricky enemy. while
II istrue that General GRsNFElu could not
have been deceived regarding letter be
wrote himself, and while the probabilities are
that that letter MAS really taken from Exts
Bsy. II may Be, as suggested, that Il wss cap.
lured from one OF sTASLEY's runners, who
had been sent on ahead OF the main rehei
column aud fell Into the hands Of the Mahdl.
With this shadow Of doubt hanging oves the
matter. can the English Government afford
10 suspend military operations Ia the Red-ssa
|iiiord and thereby perhaps furnish 0snks
Dicss just the opportunity he desires for
tfenglkenlng bis position, bis forces, and
lis ip1asncss Indeed, II may DO asked
Whether, even u II be proved that STANLEY
nd EMs are eepliyes. England oould J
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

The Ohio state Journal SAYS; "A Presi-
dent-elect ought to be thinking man. But
newspaper men or Others who demand that
he 'thiok aloud to crafty their curiosity
ought to be booted from the premises
where he resides" That excites q suspi.
cion that HARRISON has snubbed the 0. S. J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

We speak for an Office under HARRISON for
the veteran Ex-Governor PElRPOrNT, OF
West Virginia. lie was manned after HARRI-
SONS grandfather. His name is francis
HARRISON, and many of the older inhabitants
Of bis county always call him HARRISON.
"HAEmsoN PGrepOint" we have often
heard him called.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette tries
10 mske light Of the White Cap outrages in
Ohio by remarkng that "the White Cap
furry in OHIO is the borse-pIay Of young
men IN the country whose resources OF re.
creation are limited. Therefore they are
trying private tbearicas."
Referring to this the Providence journal
says:
"Field- Marshal Murat Halsiead would
hardly find words for his indignation II the
Grand Army man who was terribly beaten
by White Caps In Ohio recently had been
similarly treated by MASKED men the other
side OF Mason d DiXon's line"
A bone thrust.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

We move that 100000 American colored
troops be sent TO rescue STANLEY, and thai
command Of them DO conferred upon Field.
Marshal HnsTEAD, Fire-Alarm FORAKER,
Roman Candle REED. Bombsstes- FurIoso
BoUTELLs, Shiver.My- Timbers CHANDLER,
and "what-yer.msy-csll.'em" of the New
York Nail and EXPRESS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

i and tho public that although having "
drawn from the hrm u Angus iiNk A Nf..
WOOD, shah SIN carry on tho OIL Bl~i' I.n
undor tho drm-namo OF joins 4. AiGL -Ii. .
a Co, a. 1904 Cary street. where / shall -rsl
fun line OF OILS, GASOLtNES. AND ok. 1t.-
Thanking my friends ani the plili for
pas, kindness, / respectfully solicit a n.a...
uance OF same for the new concern.
All orders intrusted 70 me VII d. f
prom pity and a. tho lowest maraet prices
Very respectfully yours,
do f6-3t JOHN A. ACGt SINK n go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

"New York has discovered an old manu-.
script Of some kind, which it Is attempting
to fOist on the world as q copy OF the Deels-
ration Of Independence" Well, but does
the average New Yorker know the Declare
ton OF independence when he sees III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
PROPOSALS.
Proposals for Portland Cement. =

Proposals for Portland Cement
4 Rock Island Arsenal Rock Island. ILL.,. No
Yember IS, lsSs. sealed proposals. will be re-
ceiyed by the undersigned until Z o'clock p.
NJ. on THURSDAY, December 20. 1888. for fur
nishing 1000 barrels OF the best Portland cement
delivered az this Arsenal Che cement required
must possess the following qualities. Fineness--
IS per cent, 70 pass Though sieve 5Dx50, equal
70 200 meshes per square inch Weight-Struck
weight OF bushel 20 be from lO4 % los pounds.
through fall Of IS 10 IL inches. Tensile
sirongth-beat (no sand.) one day IN air, six days
Ia Wster; $50 TO 375 pounds per square inch;
tensile Strength, one cement and two sand, Tor
same time as above. 100 pounds per square inch.
Not 70 set ia less than 20 minutesl.
Parties desiring 70 bid will send az soon as
possible % the undersigned samples weighing
not less than y pounds ma for test free OF
charge, except transportation. Pafties viii DO
particular 10 siale hos much, and how soon after
April !, 1889. they can make nrst delivery. and
how soon thereafter the other deliveries Will be
made. Parties will stats brand OF cement and
whether imported or domestic. and II i'm ported.
what the duties are per baEreD. A preference
will DO given 20 articles OF domestic production
and manufacture. conditions Of price and quality
being equal I. q. BAYLOR, Colonel OF Ord
nance, United States Army, Commanding.
no G.zS29. 306De IL, 1881
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. Oh
JOHN +. KOHLER. Ssaari3
ESTABLISHED 81 YEARS.


Ny stock OF Diamonds, Solitaire and Cluster
Rings Diamond Earnings, Lacc-Plns. Diamond
Scarf Pins and COllar-ButtOus Is now moro
complete than ever | also carry the largest
stock Of American Gold aud Silver Watches. in
olry. Sterling silver, and best suver-Flated
Ware In gro1t profusiOn. suitable for HOLIDAY
AND WEDDING PRESENTS, All articles are
guaranteed as represented, aud as am paying
cash for all goods am prepared 10 sell al an
extra discount, and DEFY all competition
JOHN h. KOHLER,
do iB-tJl' rs Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

The Cleveland Plain Dealer says: "The
attempt OF Republicans to draw attention
away from northern fraud by the cry of
southern outrages' is failure. Indiana
was bought and paid for" That's tho exact
size OF IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

"PERRY BELMONT will invite several OF
his New York friends 10 Join him in Spain,
and four-in.hAnd trip through the country
is now being planned by the party" Four
what in haudl PERRY would better look
out. The Standards are very expert.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

HUGHEs, WISE, and MALONE are the three
Vireinians spoken Of as possible Cabinet
officers. The frat two may be; but not Ma
HONE. we caa't believe that in such an
Office Virginia is to be represented by such
a man until Mr. HARRISON says so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

Democrats are not pleased over the pros
pect that Mr.. Blaine will he In General Har.
rison's Cabinet Wheeling Inteiiigencer.
We are pleased; because BLAINE would not
sit in Cabinet with MALONE, We do not,
however, expect MIR. BLAINE to he in the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

Mr.. PLAT saws: " In my opinion no living
man knows what General HARRISON is going
to do" Evidently Mr.. PLAT is OF opinion
that HARRISON doesn't know his own mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

"Governor FORAKER has 3 very warm
spot In the hearts Of the rank and file OF the
Republican party in Ohio" OF course.
Isn't he House-Afire FoRAKIRl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

"Tbe Philadelphia market is glutted with
bananas. and consequently there has been
heavy fall Of prices"; and Of pedestrians
too. probably.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

GOOD THINGS FOR THE HOLI-
N DAYS ARETO BIZ HAD ATTHE UPTOWN
GROCERY. Nuts, Kaisns, Mince-Meat, &c.
Fine Wines, Brsndies, Liquors, &c. Cons anuy
receiving delicious Butter from private families
and best croameries direct Full stock on hand.
prices low. Florida Oranges direct from the
groves HAY A. THORNTON a CO.,
do lost 40 west 4 -Oad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
BRIEF COMMENT.

"Mme. DIss DE BAR Is out OF Jail aud will
lecture" Revenge is sweet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
OFFICE OF TBoaAs J. kYAAs.
SPECIAL CohhIssiOHEK CtHCrIE JOCkr

OF tthkitO COUNTY. A.
RIcHHOSD. VA. November it,-
Tho parties % the above-entlt.ai cause aaI
persons Interested therein will tak9 uor At
have nIod upon ny 0nice, No. ~ north t.f
street 10 TIE city ~ Richm 0nd State n .f h
as tho place. sad tho i0th day Of Januarf. .'.
beginning a. 10 O'Clock A. NJ, IS fhe unr. - .a.f
the accounts aud make the inquiries ar
the above decree and exscuto We prov o
thereof, 80 which time ard piG-e ygl trr
CURED 70 attend. THOMAS j.. EVAN,
no zS-Wfw SpeciAl C0muissi0 .'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
BUsrsEss opponrUsIrrEs.

EoR SALE. A wELL-ESTABLISH-
A. Ed, 9o0D-PAYING MANUFACTURING
BUSINESS. which with enterprise and small
cash capital can DO largely developed. Net
pronts from 10 70 100 per cent Articles manu-
factured used iR every household.
rOIRpkxTER a DENOoN,
do IL eod2t la0S Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Tue NlHIlli AOlhl VT lN" t|.. ND
or hENRlCO, STATE or VIRGINIA
Coils p. huntington. fls.l,fA
against
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Co.. e'-..
le'rl. Ia q
~ CHASCERY.
Extract from decree entered In fls a'o,. -0r-
iiiled cause 90 tho 18Th day Of seg.emt,r .a
"And Il Is further adludgod. ordered, n.f 's-
creed that this cause be, and the sane 1 b
referred 10 Thomas j. kyans. who Is bore
pointed q special con missioner al tAls D..
the purpose % settlo Tho acoCunts ~ il- .a
ceiYer and % inquire into AMI report al ID
necessary and proper - onACle This Cauff E.
termine whether OF not The estate nnl s4r
the late w. Z Wickham. receiver iu N..s it
are entitled % DO discharged aud his t.
nullcd and also whether mo Of.cHrs,
aud employees Of the Chesapeake aul li'Y ....
way Company 10 whom. under ue de
this court entered on ths l{fh lay Di j4.f, .-.'
the administration Of tho Affairs ~ slid D-.
has been iBtrnstod since tle doatl ~ All
cetver are entitled 70 ba discharged from
legations incurred by them a1cef slli t.
Notice ~ The time and place N settling thi
counts and making SAID Inquiries shat
lishsd once n week Tor irur successive woes.
the Richmond DisDafch. ueespaprr p lI
In tho city Of Richmond. Va. uni. D publ
shall bo equivalent % pers llai serslra 0 s
notice on All parties Interested n lie matte.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

XTIRGINLA-IN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF The CITY OF RIChNONA
NOVEMBER n, 1888:
j. II. Rothert aud J. ". Robert, partners 'i
trade under the nrm-uAu Of hon-t
.....,.... flilD..A''
against
Cztharine 5. Stops and X. 7. Stops, Der fi-
band. who is ioined IN conformity ei'a ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
n CASE AND UPON Az ATTACHMENT REivaN1'


The object Of this suit Is 20 recover sSai''i pc
defendant, CathsFiro 5. st1Ops. tAo sam '.
1870. and 70 attach the house belonging o. f-'t
defendant In the city u Richmond. 10 ~ .'',
Main street, beginning on south llne OF " o.
street az foeg east o. First street. ffontak -
feet 90 Main street. with a deD.h o. - feet
And afidavit having been made aud hiei 'lA'
the defendants arn non residents OF VAS 500
Il II ordered thai the defendants appear te
within nfieen days after due publication Dor.
snd DO whai is necessary ~ protect their inlelr''
In this suit
ACoDy--Teste.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19

Reading notices IN reading-rnatter type
Ense or less. 81: In nonpareil ieadcd. 10
Gard Of raves Tor more space furnssned On sp-
Eiicafion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
GIVEN AWAY.

With every dollar purchased wo give a ticket
emitting holder 20 chance on a handsome
Smyrna Rug valued az s25. To be given away
January lst Winning number to DO published
In tho Dispatch Of that date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
RICHMOND. Va, December o..
r WISH tn INFORM NY FRlIh

on and Crease Works: Ninth AZ t.a
treets. dt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
ISAAC SYCLE & CO.,

8O3 BROAD sTREET-NEXr CORNER THIRD.
Tde 1921
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1888-05-18

Jamestown Alert: Unexpected assur-
ances Of the success Of the efforts of Mr..
Loucks, president of the Dakota Farmcrs,.g
Alliance, to obtain means by which farm
CTS can ship their grain direct to Liver
pool, and get an advanced price, comes
from Duluth. A special representative
of an English syndicate formed for this
very purpose has been inspecting the Du-
luth elevators for the last few days. He
states that the company will be prepared
at least to some extent--this fall to
ship the No. Hard wheat of the North
west direct TO the English customers,
guaranteeing them. by the passage Of the
grain through no hands but those of the
company, the wheat unmixed with poorer
varieties of the softwheat sections, The
stock of the company is to be sold equally
on both sides Of the Atlantic, and the af-
fairs are to be managed by five directors
IN each country. Buffalo will be the
largest terminal station. the Duluth build
ings being principally used as "quick
houses" for transfer. The elevators of
c. G. Wolcett s. Co., of the Scandinavian
company, or Farmers Alliance, will be
consolidated in the new line, and their
number greatly increased by the erection
of other buildings at important grain
points in Dakota and Minnesota. There
seems TO be more Of Foundation for the
success of this beneficial enterprise than
the public has generally supposed.