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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
A BRAVE LITTLE VESSEL.
A Thlrty-ave.Foot Gran wcaihers Some
Heavy Seas safsly.

A Thlrty-ave.Foo Gran wcathers Some
Heavy Seas safely.
WAsniNoIoN, Dec. IT. small vessel,
no larger than the pleasure sailboais in
which young men living in this city cruise
on holiday excursions down the Potomac,
was anchored OIL sixth street wharf today,
after an ocean voyage Of nearly 5000 mlcr.
The vessel, which Is named Ia l.ibcuad,
was built by iis commander Capt Slocun,
In Rio de Janeiro, to convey himself, wife
and two children back to America, the
bark Aquidncck, In which Capt Slocum
sailed 10 Brazil, having been lost IN a sand
spit In Rio lie Janciro hatbur. Ia lihCriad
Is thirty-hyo feet long, seven feet six
inches beam, three feet six inches deep,
and has only a canvas covered dcckhuusc
20 afford protection against the Weather.
She left Rio de Jnnciro July - last, aud
after stopping at Bahia, runnmhucco nnd
several other points, reached Norfolk, Va,
two weeks ago. The little craft wcathcrcd
some heavy seas in the tropics, and
brought IT. occupants 10 this city in gooI
health aud apparently none The woisr tot
their dangerous trip.
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Eyrn,rnlso In sII,crwar at Thaycr's.
A FUNNY srREEr SCENE.
How Terrified Boar Upset Thinss In
Bolivar. Tom.

How a Terrified Boar Upset Things In
Bolivar. Tom.
Corrcs rouigu,c of the ArrciL
BoilvAu, Tenn, Dec. -. Yesterday q
most lulicous incident occurred. The
town was crowded with country people.
On the public square negro grolcsquely
dressed Vis entertaining large crowd by
his antics and banjo music Just across
the sirrct was a Turk with huge brown
bear which WIS dancing 10 the delight OF
the spectators AMI small boys suddenly
aul simultaneously humorous boxes Of
fucfackcr wcr1 ~, of under the ncgro's
cnil-ml all ut the bears moss. Tho
upro Def, lpr parts unknown aud has not
since been heard oL Tho bear, breaking
IIWny from hs keeper, went pcll-ncll down
| Market street, with the crowd shouting
after him nod iho Turk frantic With rgc
\ aud rndvaNunng hur0icil.y but unsucccsi'
| iully to oyvHakr and check him. AZ lbs
| approach thc negroes screamed giving uS
/ terrified brute Nido huuh. Nine
teams standing In the street took fright
aud ran away, tearing % splinter
the telegraph poles unl scattering
the contents u tho wagons on th'
streets. The bear ran over 90 ~. jane
Hall and thence 10 the railroad, whore Ia
climbed the iallcst Telegraph pole. Th'
dsguslcd Turk was unable for an hour {,
induce bfuin Ia descend Fortunately n,
one Wa injured, though the runawa!
teams made it exceedingly dangerous, an,
beyond few broken wagons no scfiou
damage occurred.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
TO W. G. Nelson and Miss Lizzie Hunt,
Charles Rosenthal aud Miss Thrcsh Weber,
NJ. II. Loriug and Miss Mary T.. Grant,
white; Sande Hobbs and Maggie Win
wright, Charles Benjamin and Fannie
Marshall. Vim. Jackson and Eliza Weber,
Jacob White aud Adclnc Brimmcr, Ice
Mahugh and Mamie Acklos, w. Russell
and ldn COOPER. cDlnfol.
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LOCAL NOTICES
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22iSecond u.
pyr,v,pv Iuunrp % I2l Jellerson a.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 29iSecond IT,
BRIYRLEY LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 AMI
% Beale street Tel. 365 for wagon to call.
PANTS made 10 order from 50 up. l..
Menke, tailor, 40 Monroe street
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
ALI sizes crate baskets, fronts and fcnd'
ers, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap at Gabcys Telephone 2I7.
q. r. IlorcrIKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult aud complicated watches es'
pccially solicit No, 3jJ Main street
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renoynting Works, 22O Bealc street. Up
hosterng done In all It's branches. Telo'
phone GjB.
Pune AMI white rs the flower whose
name il bears arc the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder
DEAN a LuLy CorFEE AND sPicE 90.
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Man, People Hsiu.. 60 ran, cod

Liver on ON account u It's unplca q taste.
This difficulty has been overcome 90 Scuts
Emulsion Of Cod Liver oil with liypophos.
phitrs II being as palatablo ns milk, and
the most valuable remedy known Tor the
treatment OF Consumption Scrnfula aud
bronchitis, General Debility, Wasting bis.
eases II children. Chronic Coughs aud Colds,
has caused physicians In all parts 81 the
world 20 use a. Physicians report our little
patients take u with pleasure. Try Scots
Emulsion aud be- convinced.
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Another rs,lure az U.icns.

kpcClal Dispatch a. The Appeal
llurNA, Ark, dec. g7.-At noon today
the dry goods establishment Of NJ. Wron.
ker, who has been doing business here Tor
many years, was closed boy attachment
creditors. The following arr the attach
ing creditors aud the amounts attached
for :. Scclig a Co, $500 J, 4. Watson,
So; y. Newman. s72i, 4. llir-ch q Co.,
$50 l.. Sanders, s3Ug /. Marks. sD2l; 4.
Meyers, $500 Liabilities about 5000.
assets about the same
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

4 special TO the Pos. Dispaicl from Aus
tin, Tex. SAYS "shcrin White, who ~
fused 10 jail Gen. Stanley aud bis aide,
was arrested today ON a warrant issued by
Justice Stuart Tor contempt OF his court,
and his trial u now In rropcss. United
States District Attorney klcbcrg " cN-
pccicd here tonight or tomorrow Ia insti.
iuic legal proceeding, agains, stuart
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Transfers orttcaIty.

J. c. Marley to Maggie l.. Marley, lots
30 and 40 aud part OF lot Al, in Arlington;
consideration. love and affection.
II. b. Snowden ct al. TO u. 7. Muscl-
white, lot on the east side OF Park street
Tor $40
II. A. Blow TO William Wcstbrook, lot
No. I, in the Seventh Civil District, for
sS95
W. u. Morris 10 J. A. Crcnshaw, tract
OF land In the Third Civil District, for 100.
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RrliAulr railroad watches at Thayer's
XMAS AND NEW YEAR

Holiday Excursions Via the Iron Noun
tain Ronte.
In order to enable all who desire TO visit
their friends aud relatives, the Iron Noun.
tain Route will have on sale reduced rate
tickets 10 all points reached by It's lines
within 200 miles Of Memphis. Tickets
will be on sale December -, %, 81, and
January /. For further particulars call on
II. y. WILSON,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
800 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

Manhattan savlngs Bank and Trust
Company.
Interest at the rate OF thrcc (3l per cent
per nnnum has been declared 10y the Board
OF Trustees Of this bank on oil accounts en-
titled thereto. payable on and alter Janu-
airy I, lSSn Interest not drawn will he
credited the same ~ any regular deposit,
Al deposits made prior to tile 9th day oI
each month will bear interest from the lst.
jams NAuAN, Cashier.
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wurrrs sANuAuY COMMISSION. 81. lorts.
Nov. j. 1851 Musr J 4 e. Maguiw
The agents 81 this tommi Jon have dis
thbuicd largely in the army MuguiW's
Icnnc Plant, and nnd " thc best ot al rom.
edics for cholera, diarrhsa. dyscntrry. etc.
J. q. FOgaAN. Sec West san Com.
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THE COURTS.


John Ioague was appointed admins
traitor yesterday morning OF the estates OF
II. A. Grist and w. T.. Randle. and quail
fed on his official bond.
John Ringwald qualified M adminslra-
tor OF Elizabeth Ringwald. giving bond in
the sum of Sl,356
John T. Walsh was appointed trustee OF
George Willard 10 collect life insurance
policy from the Knights OF Honor.
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The leading French soldirr condemn
Boulangcrs action la deciding TO contest
Seine, a strong Government clique organ.
izod 10 oppose Him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
FSr ladies' queen chains at Thayor's.

OFFICES furnished with towel rack comb,
brush aud clean towel every morning for
- cents per week, by Memphis steam
Laundry. Ornament 81 any office.
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AMERICAN HISTORY.
THE ASSOCIATION RESUMES ITS sEs-
SION AT THE NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Important and Interesting Papers Read
by A. q. Mclaughlin, Frederick j.
Turner, Prof. George Knight and
Maj. J. NJ. Powell.
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Christina. TabI.

Should he without a bottle ~ Aneostuu
Bitter. the world renowned appetizer OF ca
quisiic flavor. Elwafr Of Cuuuicriyits.
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Ah,irr so ,ioihrr..

Brsr gold spcclaclcs at V. h. Thnycf's
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.
SHORTEST LIME SOUTH.
pEposITons, NorIoE.

TIcLcl and Ir,lghI oIIIce. 9Oa MaIn
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12
THt L. L. A. BAZAAR.


The second night of the Travellers
Protective Association Bazaar opened
UP last night onder more promising
auspices than that of the opening night
and the drummer boys friends packed
Sanger Hall to OVERLOOKING. The ne.
lional officers who lad decided TO re.
main over until this morning were again
present last night, together with Presi
dent Hope, Of stanton, and several
members OF his Post who were rendered
public reception by the Richmond Pos
The Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
under command OF Captain Sol Clutch.
ms attended. ana taking all things 10.
geiher, IL was an evening of enjoyment
well spent
There was spirited voting on the differ
eni contests 10: popularity The ballots
will close al 1890 tonight
The Bazaar will positively close to-
night at 10 O'Clock with "a grand ball
Among the features of the evening will
be the fancy flower drill by some young
ladies who have kindly volunteered their
services
All goods remaining on hand at 1890
O'Clock tonight will be sold at public
auction without limit or reserve, and the
general public are invited 10 attend, as
there are many articles of various de
scfiptions which will be so disposed of
- Mr Ira Giazebrook is requested 10 call
for his gold handled umbrella which He
won al raiie
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MaSgHE>rtR SoItS.
News, Notes from over the River

S.w.x Mates from over the River
rs,ie,, Jordan. col0red hoy about
thirteen wears old. was before the Mayor 3
Cont Yesterday morning charged with
breaking and entering IN the daytime
mo residence Of l. & Clarke and steal
inc 1925 I'm United states currency, the
nro3er,v Of Nr. Clarke Mr.. Clarke aud
bis family were absent and left the boy
on the premises 10 take care OF every
Thing lie admitted ths; he broke into
The house and took the money. lie was
sent on to the grand jury
The Trial OF W. +. Dickinson, the
.mstice of the Peace from Bermuda dis
trict. charged with embezzement, was
begun In the County Court OF Chester
field Monday afternoon The accused is
represented by John NJ. G.. Fitzpatrick
and two colored lawyers, one OF whom
i from Petersburg, and the other Is Cor
nelins Mimms, of Midlothian.
Treasurer Gillian OF Chesterfield. did
moi complete the sale OF lands tor de
ljnonent taxes on Monday, and resumed
on yesterday.
In the County Court Monday, spplica
ton was made by a man named Arnold for
a license ia sell liquor al the place known
as Half Wny-House, on the Peter
burg turnpike. 4 number If property
owners living in the neighborhood oh
iecied to the sale Of intoXicants at this
place aud put their objections in the
form of a petition 10 the court After
hear .ng The statements of the petitioner
the court refused 10 grant the priv, e
ledge asked for The Halfway II ouse
il said 10 have been in its day one of the
most noted hoslilities in the whole South
being on the Petersburg turnpike, which,
before the days Of railroads, was the
main thOroughfare between the North
and South. All The most noted Southern
men of those days stopped there going TO
and from Washington.
A nighl-scbOol under the charge Of the
Meade Memorial Protestant Episcopal
Church has been organized on Fifth
street. between Hull and Decatur
In connection with the mission,
there will be Thursday
night service and circulating library
ANY one attending the Thursday after
noon service will be allowed the loan of
A book for one week
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12
LOCAL NOTES

See Miss Arnold Thursday night In
Midgets al 40l East Broad
ES-Spesker Stuart, now Judge Of
AleSandria Corporation Court. was al The
Exchange Yesterday
The station men ot the Fire Depart
ment have peilOned the Board OF Fire
Commissioners iOr an extra station man.
80 that they may get more relief.
Mr. George . Green has returned 10
the city from The Grand Lodge Of Good
Templars, which met Ia its twenty-first
annual session at Marion. Va last Tues.
DAY
AT The First police station last night
Joe keddick, Il twelve-yeaT old cOior,d
boy. was locked up charged with steal
Ing twelve wards Of calico snd fl9s
fiom his mother, Lucy Reddick
The Rotations and The Midgets," by
Miss Lillian Arnold. al the Christmas
sale Of the ladies' Of the Centenary NJ
L. Church. attracted large attendance at
the corner Of Broad and Fourth streets
last night Miss Arnold will repeat the
entertainment Thursday instead of Fri
day nigAt, as previously announced
Admission. ten cents.
MIR Robert A. Carter, City Sergeant of
Richmond. who has been in The country,
returned To The city Yesterday. BE
walked TO The Second police-stallon and
surrendered himself to Sergeant Tomlin
son 10 answer the warrant charging him
with nghling, etc. He was bsiled for his
appearance before the Police Court this
morning by Squire Jones.
County Surveyor James T. Redd, Esq,
Is busily engaged in having the streets
OF River View graded and planting cor
ner'siones. BY the way, this beautiful
plat OF ground adjoining the city parks
OF our growing West End will soon pre-
sent most inviting opportunity for an /
Investment 10 those who are looking for
beautiful elevated lots 10 build on, or TO .
he Spectator The county will be asked .
TO grade Meadow street to the river, then .
The owners Of River View propose to
run a street car line from the river TO
connect with The Electric line. When
bis line Is built the owners Of River
lew propose TO give the head of each
amiy that settles In this addition with
Ills vile included free pass for one
Iear. Messrs X b. Chaffin & Co. are
he agents for owners, and will gladly
no" thls property at any time.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

Nfw y TX. December IL Flour I'm
changed. Wheat closet irregular sg lower
spot sales No red l.l0lal l.; extra rel
I.lO. So ] white and state white 1850
100 Ne. red winter December l.nis
Corn closed dull 4Ws lower spot sales No.
?. mixed. 4Gimi7s No. , white state, AZ.
rejected. 81 80. mixed. December act
oats closed quiet spot sales NJ. ! white,
Al. No. 2 do. 35. No. mixed b No do,
3.tLn.. Polk dull new mess, li75dl5 70.
Lard dull Decemb 8.4Olas $40. Sugar
weak. but unchanged Coffee steady. fair
HOl7Ir.
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Chicago Markets.

Cmc,GO. December IL Wheat opened
% 70. higher. Corn duh and weak. Oats
fairly active aud lower. Provisions quiet
aud steady. Closing prices, Wheat De
eember. l03. January. l.Oit. Nav,
.UYi Corn. December. 3is January, BAT
February -. oats. December. ~. Jan.
uar,. 9as Nay 29.c Pork, December
Is 55t January. Is 42!. May. 1914
Lard De.emhrr 1904. January. f9l! Man
1o, Rib-. December. d.93s. January O'li
Nav .U.l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12
Capitol Notea

John W Clay, ex.treasurer Campbell
county; John ]. Blackstone. extreasu-
rrer Accomac county; John w. Brsns-
lord, eS-Ireasurer Lynchburg city; s. w.
Lyons, OK treasurer Norfolk county; d..
l.. Brand, deputy treasurer Roanoke
county J. L Wise, deputy treasurer
Accomac county L, b. Lewis, treasurer
brunswick county; John A. Brimmer,
sergeant Norfolk county, and X. A
Neilch, sheriff Alexandra county, were
at the capitol yesterday.
T. L. Holt, deputy sheriff of pittsyl.
Vania county. brought To the penilentis.
~ yesterday George w. Parsons TO serve
i've years Tor malicious shooting.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12
nenIlco CouniY Cnurt.

In this court yesterday. Judge Minor
presiding, William Lee, colored, indicted
Tor stealing one pair OF pants from john
Richmond, waa found guilty and given
hilcen DAYS In Iail
The case of Albert Smith, colored. In
dicted for stealing some corn from El,er
son and Holmes was partially tried All
the evidence Was heard and the Jury al.
jOurned until To day
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.
IIhschIbe NOW .

We have had the TINE sent out a. samp 2
copies to a large number OF tobacco men in
other markets We have received nu nerous
ant gratifying compliments ia return. aud are
satisfied That the TINES ia its various depad-
men's Is pleasing and palatlb To- the peo-
PIE. bit ~ management Will Know 10 rest
ing Or fet'fng ground, but Iiogn .iNenee-
j, DIR motto We therefore Ak those who
have received sample cople, 10 .uh-c.ihe
t,w, and o~ Your faith and infen.t 10
this new. fresh entrfpri-c The liz grow
gal.diy, Dui we cry for more
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

Cures and protects Skin and Complexion
For chspped hands or face, cracked OF
rorph skin, II has no equal u Is de-
lIeLlful, refreshing and healing applics'
lion. and desirable article for the toilet
Z Prepared and sold by L. Wagner. Drug
rist. Wholesale and Retail, Richmond
ks, Psice, Is cepls
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

ShOCkOe W aIchOu-e sold. ...... 50 pound
Crenshaw Planters warehouse
sOld.......... ..-.....---..... OrN
No auction sales at the Tobacco Exthang,
- day.
Registered on Change Dece ubcr IL 1888
y. X. Bowman. lVncnburs, X X sob in
SOUTH Boston. ". q roind-N-r Middle
town. o. h. +. torsam, New iOrk city.
John ! Al rn Amelia tOuuhuuse. !. ]
Coghli. Caroline II Il Nicho a- buoLing
ham
A railroad man say that thipmen lmo
~ eARoul were VciN gO0u last month. ami
showed good iAc case over gIeylLu
months. Shipments So Tar ior ..,1ernbtr
have continued good
Mr. William G.. Miller report sale Of lot
Of mahogany "ragpeis to-day.
Messrs L. NJ Griffin q Co. report the sale
Of II lot OF wrappers to-day.
seyeral tobacco commission houses report
sa'es OF cutters Today,
Mr. 3Ilas 3helhume reports -ale ri lot u
nller 10 day. t. be soon shipped
A prominent tobacco commission met
chant reports .aie 81 10. Of wfapRec To-
day.
Ine following was received by lfoml.
neut tobacco commission house ia reply Go
certain inquiries a. L. value 81 IesIfab4u Old
stO u ba,cO.
ABINGDON, December 10, lsSs
AEs5Is. G. 4 u Richmond "a.
Grnt!emcn--We can hear u no change III
The bet II in byight5 III any II tie markets
and as Tor ours Il IL simply awful. We
have had good pile offered yei II las all
BEEN 1ely poor, green and nJAdr5cupi. We
can See nothing 20 etract from the situation
lOf old .lock and must think prices ul.i De-
better very ,Oon Tor all good old stock
Nj. Barney Dunn (ol the nnm II "
kimba / s Go % ROch-steI y. I hss
been ~ our market loI several days
Mr. IS q Poindrlter lof + Ions &
CO.. 81 NiddleIo6n o. was Cn oul market
to-day
Mr.. J. W rrofiett says " am from the
lower edge u GOOchland near JON son IS
Springs Postoiiice. There i night smart
loose TOBACCO AROUND there 70 come II, Out
don't reckon any great deal will come N
before Christmas.
M l.. A Eldridse says Il am from one
nile OF Bumpass aud about the same dis
lance from Buckner Crossing. live on the
Belcher road d county road, within u nile
VI the railroad. There Is right smart Loose
tobacco around there to come in, but don't
think it Is coming. We would rather keep
1t than sell for such prices. ain gong 70
make any more tobacco. am going - make
some olher crop. | don't think my tobacco
brought good price to-day; il Is the lowest
price shat | ever got al auy warehouse IN
Richmond. ! got e. Tor my crop last year,
and tobacco was low then. There Is right
sma't loose tobacco IN my county but tuey
amt going to bring II IN. There was dozen /
hat intended 10 come with me but decided
10 wit and sec how | ~, through; If did /
we'll they would come, and II didn they
and know they amt going to
bring IN their tobacco Tor 10 such prices"
Manufactures look for az active market I
n January 6 Mel.
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,,wsd sv M spo,swood in few remarks
g.. go" corcloslou. and the case was submit
I'd e. 10 10 the iury About O'Clock IN the
ss ~ thcv retired to their room
80 a. shon, len minutes returned with
the verdict mot guilty
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

thai Dr. Dayid's Cough syrup is the very
best cure for Coughs. Colds, Group
Bronchitis, and Consumption. Price
20 cents bottle five bottles for dol
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

min flp4fDs ~ b''NAib't
oFFFRISGs sEPORTED j. sECBETAEf
Wheat - 50 bushels.
Corn B. l3 bushels.
Oai los bushels.
Rye ~ usnes
Meal-aU bushels
SAILS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat Iongberry. 1870 bushels. prime,
/ 10 LOngbeTry, CVD bushels very good on
private terms. Mixed, So bushels, very
good On private terms, Mixed. 90 bushels
fair AZ l.O2 SlOrtbcrry. 80 bushels. prime al
10. Shoitberry. Il bushels, good at l.O1.
-hortb ny, y bushels faif at I.O2 Total
salts OF wheat. 3np, bushels.
Corn-Whiie, l s02 bushels prime new on
private ierms. " hite. 3lo bushels, very good
new al g. Mixed ~ bushels prime al "a.
Mixed 200 bushels prime new On private
terms Total sales of corn 1888 bushels.
Meal ~ Bushels private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Marfet firm.
Quotations -Midili7g. 0:c. low mid
ding, ysc. good ordinary, SIC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

The crop around this market is sail h. be
DARK ana line. aud some begin % move
eanwhilc We have added the marx Il - our
lou, list If special repor..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

10 AK ioi that which 10 now the standard
Family Medicine and cures sysrvtime--
Or. Dsvids VeRettbla Liver Pills for
Sick Hsadache, Ailcufah6, Coas1iuaAion
end Liver Dlooass, gPp1p9ij6 cenS ~ :
boz Off Pills. bo1e0 for 81.
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thaneery(auet

Judge Holiday has entered an order
adjourning this court over until the i7th
instant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

Beef tea as ordinarily prepared is os litt!s
nutritiye value; bur IL the white OF an eos
be mixed with q cupful OF beef tea and heated
to about loo dogs. Fahrenheit, the value q
toe beet tea Is greatly enhanced.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

Different aayqeSe fsaks should b ksps IN
sspasaes bo&sA
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

II cream soups are to standsny lem % Of
time after being prepared, place. a damp
towel over the dish to prevent q scum from
rising. 49,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-12

a.! 2. . '.aay 70 ras. pain. pssl mn