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The Delta independent., 1888-12-11
Notice Of Final se..r.nent.

In the matter of the Estate OF WILLIAM II.
KInBALL, Decreased.
NOTICE is hereby given. thnt on Monday the
3lst day Of Decemt er, a. u. 1859 eiug one OF the
regular days Of the December term of The county
Court Of Delta County, in the State Of olorndo,
!, iinn 81. sis,otDsi "un, u ssihuh y eld
estate, viii appear b re tte Judge ofsaid @ surt,
present my final seftl me II Ms such adininistrat.
or, pray The approval OF the same, and viii then
apply 10 be disclargld such administration,
Al ich tine ard place any pcrfon In Interest
inny appear and present objections TO the tame,
If any UIrie be.
Dated at ella, Colornd, Nov 2sth, 1873
WILLIAM ). sPAL ING.
Administrator oftic Estate oi william Kim
ball, d.ceased.
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NOTICE for rnal,ca.Ion.
LAND OFFICE AT MO.TROsF, Colo. I
Nny 0cth IsSs |,

Notice. Is Hereby given 'hat thet etoowing.named
settler has fled naiic- oi his Intention 10 m=ke
nnnl proof In suprnrt Of hts claim. aud that said
nroof will be made before =. Il. King County
Judge. 1T Delta, Colo. on Jan. iih, 1850. VIZ ::
Frank Ieachout. D. $; No, 1879. Ute Series. for
neh nwi M neM and seq nen Sec. 4. Twp. IA
3, t. 05 W, 9Th 7. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said and, viz: Herbert T.. Per ms, Charles
Mundry, Reed Burritt. Frei X. BIrriit, All OF
WI STEELE. Register
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Council Proceedings.

DELTA Colo, Dec. 6, 1888.
Regular meeting of the Board of Trustees
Of the Town Of Delta; called to order by the
Mayor pio tenn.
Present.. R. Spencer, Mayor pro tenn;
J. J. Barker, /. NJ. Conklin, w. W. Almonr, +,
and R. F. Williams, Trustees.
Minutes of regular meeting of Nov. 18th,
1sss read and approved.
The resignation of s. S. Sherman, Mayor,
having been flied, was read and on motion
accepted.
Finance committee reported on bill of Fl.
Hammond and recommended payment of the
same.
On motion the bill was allowed.
Bill Of A. Il. Howard, of 5000, for ex-
tending town taxes, was read and allowed
and q warrant ordered drawn on the general
fund.
rants ordered drawn on the Streets and Alleys
fund.
Bill of G. N. Hastings, 1890
!" Ben 8. Gheen, &c 60
g Gale Bros. yo7
g =. g. n. Hastings, rs
J. IL. Rodes, 1900
Mac. Patterson, 10 90
A. z. King came in.
The following resolution was read:
BE ii Resoircd by the Board of Trustees of
the Town OF Delta, That sidewalk he con-
erructed on the east side OF Main street, fre m
Crawford avenue TO connect with the side
walk already laid on said east side of Main
street; also on the west side Of Main street.
from First street to connect with the sidewalk
siready laid on said west side of Main street
and also on the west side -f Palmer street
from Sixth street to Seventh street; said side
walks to be not less than four feet de-
made Of not less than one.inch boards, laid
At right angles with the street and nailed to
three 2x4 stringers.
The foregoing resolution was adopted by
fhe following vote, to-wit:
Ayes--J. X. Spencer, A. Il. King. j. J.
Barker. X. F. Williams, w. W. Almond,
j. NJ. Conklin.
Eoes--None.
Tn. hoard then proceeded BY ballot to mp.
p"int mayor TO serve out the unexpirei
term.
A. &. Butler and g. NJ Dorsey were plac, d
in nomination..
&C. Butler received four votes, and Geo.
81. Dorsey two votes.
A. C. Butler was declared appointed mayer
Of the town Of Delta.
On motion the board adjourned.
N3~@S A. K. HOWARD, Clerk.
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Notice .or Publication.
LAND OFFICE.

AT NoSrRoss. coLo., Nov u, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that She following
named settler has filed notice Of nls intention tC
make final proof III support Of MS claim. and that
said proof will be made before A. King. Coun-
ty Judge, 1t Delta, Colo. on Dec, 22d. 1888, viz
viucenZ!l Giulzi D. s. 80. 1851 Uts Series. for
tn. se4 SEX See %. swi sWH See, "a nwi4 nw'
Sec. 20, neji nel4 Sec. &C. Twp t2 5, Il. 81 ", 9th
+. NJ
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuoui residence upOn and cultiyM!un o!
said land, viz Henry Hayen. .iaiues McHugh,
Allied c. BotsfoTd, Frank reachOut, ali OF Delta,
Colo.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT MosrRosy, Colo.
.a-- tc.fs rGGu

Nov. iGtil 1888 (
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice nf his intention to
make final proof IN support Of his claim, and
that said proof win he made before A. r. King
County Judge at Delta. Colo nn.Dcc. 27th. 1888
viz Richard s. Hawkey. d. S. No. 90. Ute Series,
for the eIz nwl4 See. 49, Tvp. II :. r. o3 ~. Lot
and sei< Iwl< sec. 4. Twp. II s. II. 81 :. oh =. NJ.
He names The following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land. viz. Harvey 7. Reed John G.. A.
Simpson. Jacob NJ. JONES. Robert g. Lewis, all OF
Hotcnkiss. Colo.
W. H STEELE. Register
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Notice Tor rubilcatsop.
LAND OFFICE AT Mov1 sosE. coLo. !

NOV 23th, 1888. I
Notice Is hereby given that the folawine nam
ed settler has fled notice Of hts intention t' make
final ptpof IN SUPPORT Of his claim. and tina, said
proof will he made before a. Il. King. County
Judge at reltl, Colorado, on Jan 3rd 1899, viz
George Bcckiev. b =. No il52, Ute Ser c5. for
tle nl5 sw4 and e1S swll Sec 3. Twp. 10 2, R.95
" 9Th p. NJ.
lie names the following witnesses to provo his
Continuous. residence UtvD, and eult,SdiI i OF.
said iJnd, viz: George -. Hirshmhn, George
W. 'rower, William N. kennicott. John II. Hall,
all OF Delta. Colorado.
W. H. STEELE Register
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Notie. for ru.,,.a.:...
LAND OFFICE At MoSrnnBE, CoLo., !
NV r.gz

Nov. i7h. less
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fed nr.cr Of his Intention to
make hnalp-oot !, su'port OF hts rlalni. and thet
said proof will lc made before r. l.. Kellogg.
Clerk q. tn. District Court, az Delta Colo. On
De &c. 1883. viz: HnIsnc Nimbali BrHsted.
ID. y No 1867. Ute Series, for tho WY nell Sec.
II. and wiz sPiI Sec 2.Tivp ~ sR &c W 9Th r. ".
He names the following witnesses 20 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation u.
said land viz Charles j. johnson; john w.
acAllistCr. William Raw Slmpson. Joseph Roi-
Inns, all Of Delta postofflce, Delta county Colo.
W. II. STEELE. Register.
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xo.tcs ror pnnI,ca,,on.
LAND OFFICE At MosTRosg. roLo,
Nov 9th. lsn3.

INUV, ZbtIl,s Irb5.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice pi his intention to make
final proof IN suppnrt Of hl7 claim. snd that said
procf VIII be made before A. z. King. County
.iudye ~ Delta, Colo, on Ian. 4tb. 1882 VIZ /:
lenfy Ieachont; ID; :; No 100. Ute Feiie,, for
49, Twp. 10 9. r. % ". Gh p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence uHon. and cultivation nf.
said land. viz: Herbert Z. Perkins, Charles
Mundry. Reed Burriit Fred Il. Burrtt, all OF
W. H. STEELE. Register
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Notice for ,.un,icat.on.
LAND OFFICE AT hloSri,osE, CoLo., /
Der fst 1873 {

~ w Ice. III, ISS5.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice " his intention TO make
Nnal proof in support OF his claim, and that said
pfoGf Will be made before re.,i sicr md RE-
ceiyer, ut Monilose. Ccio. on .ainary 9th. 1859,
VIZ: PANEL y. snidcr. y x. so. 1883. Ute
Ssrles. lrr ile neI sec. 2e, Twp tl u OF H. II W.
n. NJ. p. ~.
He names the iOll0win, witnesses to prove hi,
continuous residence upon, niid cultivation ~.
said land viz q j Morhiey. f'fft T.. 1lli,'s
Jacob EnHlGai,j u. sjista, a, II liett nbp..
". JifsiEIiE hrdlsisr
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No. s4i. Issued Jan. 9th. 1886, S2os GA

Notice is hereby given to the holders
of said warrants that interest will
cease after tniIly days from date.
A. Il. HOWARD,
Co. Treas.
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MAKE NO MISTAKE

BY dispelling the symptoms 3. often missai.
en- for consumption. SANTA ABLE Ass
brought sl.daess to many hons-hsld ssd
by promptly breaking up the cough sndssld
tina, too oftsn develope, into that fatal d.
ease will yet save thousands from an unti.s
ly grave. You make no mistake BY keeping
bottle OF this plessani rsnedyial~Ays y
the house.
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Call for County Warrants.
T'REAsUREn's OFFICE.

Delta, Dec. 10th, 1888.
There are funds in the hands Of the
County Treasurer for payment of the
following county warrants, viz:
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Election OF Officers.

At regular meeting of Delta Lodge No. So.
A. +. d A. NJ, Dec. 2lsf, 1888, ail members
are requested 10 lie present.
A Il. KING, Sec.
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yper Ditch Co.
( the Crawford
Z are hereby in
pal meeting
sidrIc. Of
j. stb. 1859.
D....,ss.
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The I.al.gseIst Stack

Of watches in the country to select from and
will duplicate any prices in The u. 8.
FGELoN, Nor .Aosil, coLo., IL AcGonEo
and Mcclnres sew bnilIing.
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New York Markets.

NV Y nx. November o. Flour cl0srl
dull and unchanged. Southern steady
trade add family extra, ! lUoto.UO. Wheat
easier, spot sales. NJ I red l.l61l =.
10. red winter. November. LOS Corn
50 one. spot sales. No. mix q. FOL. NO.
yemUcr, islc. Oats strong spot sales. 10.
whi.e. He; No. mixcd 51D &c..
Pork dnil. new mss. ID 5J0rl6 o. Lard
slightly higher. December. So Sugar
raw. frm. fd7 refining dc. refnei
aolly with = moderate demand cGt-i0af
ami crushed Sc cubes Il powdered. 7lo.,
granulatel, he ,oHee firm, fair grades
Rio, ~.
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The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Premiums Awarded North Carolina
Takes the Lead--peci1f Mention.
SPECIAL Corr, sponaence.l

DAsvILLE, Va November 22.-Nevei
before in i'anvlle's history has there
been ~ many PEG. lie vi hin her cOfpO-
rate limits; ana there is scarcely one but
that is interested in tobacco, or IN some
thing connected with The weed in some
WAY. Thee large warehouses contain
the iobacco piles for premiums, amount
ing 10 f,775 in nImDer against go last
year, which contrast but illustrates the
progress of the Ddnvilie tobacco inter.
ests. While this tobacco this year is the
cream of the crop, with very small
proportion like il in the barn, yet it
shows that there is some fine tobacco.
The best was undoubtedly .the August
cuttings. IL size This crop is pariicn-
lafly lacking, more so than in anything
but color OF ihs whole crop We we've
surprised to see so msny cutters compat-
ativelv bu, among such so specified was
a great part that would equally as well
class as a smoker or filler. The Henry
county filters we're good, aud there viii
be no lack of good sweet filters, OIdina
rily speaking Wrappers must be very
ST arce la this crop. especially anything
with body. size and color. The ed crop
was hard to supply this deficiency, and
hence we look for better prices for such
grades.
The judges flushed their work, which
gave satisfaction, and herewith below is !
a lit Of awards
Yes crday afternoon Mt ! O'Clock a
crowd gathered al Planters warehouse /
e. hear The premium list read out Presi- 4
dent + J. Talbot and Chairman T. c. /
Mo.eiey stepped on the platform aud Mr..
Moscley !, ad out The names Of The lucky I
ones As Tie names were read, there was
all ou,bnrst Of applause every now and
th,n.
Glass y, Blight wrap ers-25 pounds
-Fr-, premium S9o0-To A. b Runion,
hedhoa county N. e. Exhibited BY
Bonner Nase. 0ase.
second premium si5C-To Rogers &
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New York Stock Market.
Reported by G. w. Branch Il Co., banker
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
REVIEW.

NEW YORK, November 23.-AithOugt
early cables showed gains over our clos
ing. our market opened nervous and i'm
mediat ~ began sliding of with New
England suffering worst. The decline con
linued till noon with few halling places.
At noon il was rumored that an agree
meni ha az last been reached on South
western rae matters. Ou this news the
market halted for nearly an hoar. About
! o'clock positive assurances reached tbe
street That the agreement had been actu
slly .isned, and there was a rush 20 cover.
The mornings losses were nearly re
covered, aal closing Transactions N the
main showed sharp gains upon The day,
rhe trunk line situation IL rather more
ere uTagiur Philadelphia dispatches
slate authoti,Aliytiy that the officials Of
he New Yors Central and PENNSYLVANIA
roads will meet in Philldciphia next
Monday or uesday TO consider the mat
Ter in detail Tie situation is Brighten
iag
Sterling exchange remaiEs firm at
I Sjtmts9 Money
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MesI-Ciiy, per bu-hel. zoe country, 60 to
/ e5c.
Mil Feed.
ShipstuH per ton slS
Brownstuti Ter ton sl7.50
Bran per Ton. $50
Irun. steel Nails, Etc.
lron-Amcncan refined. Old Dominion
bar per pound for standard sizes. . l-l0,.
English and American sheet. y 10 SIZE SNf-
en- hammered, to Be; hoop. ito SIC.
Nalls-Oid Dominion, standard size, &. TO-
steel $40
Walker horseshoe.. 81 mules. s..
Cement, Lime. Plaster. Etc.
Cement Union per barrel. si.25. Rosen-
dale, 30 James River. 1.3l.
Lime Rockland, per barrel. 81 10 to tll5.
anchor. = 90 RiyertOn. sf.O5.
Plaster-Lump. -: gro4nd :. 50 eaicinad
plaster .65 t0 | IS.
Hay, Oats and straw.
Hav-No. Timothy, rer ton si6 90 10
y % No. ?, 300 to go mixed, $3.50 a.
1850
Baled Oats-sil. 90 70 - 90.
ShuckS-l}aled. IS 10 65c.
straw compressed, 100 pounds. B. 20 i0C
10 80, pressed, large bales. 80 % Toe.
Lumber. slaves, Etc.
Lumber-Mhite oak. per ! 90. $1,000 10
1900 West Virginia poplar per 1890 1870
20 D.00
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

The State Taxes Tor isss are now due, ii
may he paid in my once In the Cary Hall
Fiy. per cent VIII be- added 10 all taxes an-
paid after the s0th instant
Where property stands 10 the name ot
trustee the payer Will pleas rame she tr's.
tee JOHN X. CHiIDREY.
i6-tla Treasurer R.chpGal tff
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& = mixed lots. 40. 10 $40.
BicOn-V virginia hams choice old. &c r.
lIouni: new hams small, 10 to i5c me-
hams large, 10 20 i2c, sides Il o. l.
shoulders, ~ 20 lie.
Beans Choice Navy, SIS % SOD.
Black Eye feas-9D % fi.i0.
Beeswax--l3 20 91c per pound
Buckwheat 81 . f..
Butter Virginia creamery % 90 De fam
liiy packed Virginia y 70 -uc choice yel
low. store packed virginia. i0 70 Is. stor
packed miScd color and sweet. \ % II
store packed iair 10 good, 10 20 he
Eges-In crates uEtshA n 70 % II oOxe
and barrels, 20 10 pie.
Poultry Dresscd-ChickCas, : 10 Zoe pc
pound Turkeys u 10 l3c peT p)U "a
! Ducks. II 10 Re Ter POUND Geese. : 10 0
per pound TURKEYS 1--we. Ipto lie per pound,
Dried Fruit--peaches peeled 20 &c; III
peeled halye, 3 % Be Apples sliced % &c.
/ quarters y 10 Sc ; Cherries pitted II 70 y
! Black berries 1 to 5; WhortleberTies 8 4
} 7c.
Feather-Prime i've goose, IS T. 10 PEI
pound. mixed. % 10 Pc.
Flaxsecd-Per bushel, 800 % $40.
IIides-Dry finis. light weights : 20 Q,
per pound. heavy weights, &c per pound dry
salted, &c; green sailed. &c; green. 81.
lT0gs-Ilrcssed, - 20 7c.
Wool-Tub-washed. - 70 sc per pound
unwashsd. re per pound.
Lard-Prme country. . 10 Ice per pound
ODons-In barre.s, a.. % TO ;2.Z5
Pelnuts-Fancy stock, Per pound 4 70
4tc, medium. p 30.
potatOos Per bushel, 80 10 Zoe
R0oJs-Ginseng, perpoUnd, sl.7Sc Seneca,
per pound. % to DC.
Gamc-Parridge 10 20 l3c pheasmts
50 20 35c. venison. Y 20 lie, sho.e deer, g.
20 &C., rabbits. II % l5c
Groceries. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings. q. 90 TO 81 %. three
string $50 10 500. four strings, 80 70
$500.
Baskcts-Willow, slI5 to $3.50 per nest;
split, soto 7jc pcrdozen.
Rice-Carolina, b &C., RangOOn, sc.
salt-Lyepool, from store. sl.25. ground
alum from store, per sack, sl.O0 10 sl.05.
TailOw-ilc.
Cheese-Prime cutting. he; common. Toto
lie; English dairy, lsc, pineapple, &c.
Lard-pure 9lc; refined. Toe.
MOlasses-Ex,ra, hOgshead, - 20 l5c,
uerces, a 0 15c barrels 10 to &c, genuine
golden syrup, per gallon, n 70 BE, New Or
leans, prime Ia choice % 10 SHE.
"NcAitiAbiis % ~ ~ ht1S NR0bAlASI ~
20 &c, toilet. Is 10 25c.
Sugars Granula,ed 9 C, = sugar, 7 SAC; 3
sugar 7ic: G. sugar. 1ic.
Teas lack, = to SOC; imperial, IS to Sc
~ 10 s5c.
Coffee Rio common. IS 70 l5c; fair. 1910
good TO prime. II 10 isic, Laguarya, lsi to
l9c, Java, - 10 DC.
BIGkets-Panted two hoops 81 20 three
hoops, $50.
Fish Herriugs, n. c., gross. 81 50 North
Carolina cut herring $40; North Carolina
roe. per half barrel Si.00. Eastern. gross,
f4.50. Mackerel, No. 2. IN barrels, fl7.50;
No. 3. new, $3.50 No. I, t. kits, 80; No
? In kits. 81 -, No 3, G0c.
Candles Adamantine, per pound, ice per
lei, &c; balfboxes &c.
Meat ffopr and Meal.
3ulkmeats- Sites, lOc.; shoulders, &c.
Bacon Western shoulders, lOc, clear-rlb f.
ites lie; breasts i?ic: hams l4ic.
fiour-RiehmuI patent fller family .
G.15 to s. 90; fancy family, s. 3 TO $3.50 /
amily, So - tO sO.cJ city extra. 81 IS a. /
.. 90; city superiine, az % to & 80; city
inc 81 ~ IN 81 CT
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. November % Wheat opened
strong Corn and oats steady. Provisions
dull. Closing Wheat. November. l.O7;
December. i.O7i; May. l.lOi Corn, No
yembcr, lie: December 3Sic.: MAY
3stc. Oats November, nc. December.
z1tc. May, Ste. Pork. November De
cember aud January, H.. ~; May, li12!a
1915. Lard November, 4 i2t.. December.
S.2' May, SIS. Ribs, January, As. Ma
1914.
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.

Little Grocery Around the Corner"
A. W. Jones, No South First street
keeps tie meats and vegetables, fish aud
game always in prime condition. Also
fresh butter and eggs.
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Mother VIII Find

that Or DaFid's Cough Syrup viii cure
their litll ones Of coughs, colds, Group
bronchitis, etc, ttc, aud no careful
housewife will be without bottle Of this
o,d-fashiOn remedy.
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Mr. W. T. TOwnes Of Danville, Va.
was on Change 20 day and in speaking
OF the tobacco display at The Danviil,
Exposition SAYS;
Something over 200 samples were of
fered for premiums IN IN bright wrapper
class, and the judges would only consider
fourteen samples as being worthy OF con-
petition"
Comparing the exhibit of this year
with that of last, sample pack ages Were
required 10 be fifty pounds last year and
only twenty pounds this year.
Nine-tenths of lbe bright exhibit is
very short and thin, indicating clearly
that IL was Aug 81 cuttings and curings.
twenty-five pounds is much easier To
obtain than fifty p unds, quality consid
cred.
Best estimates of the Trade say that
the August cuttings represents certainly
not more than three 10 I'VE per cent o!
The crop.
There are pine warehouses in Danville,
which employ from twelve 10 fourteen
men, selected win view 10 their per.
s0nsl influence from Virginia and North
Carolina, and every Effort has teen put
forth by each warehouse, each endeavor-
ing to excel The other in making a god
exhibit with above results
Two large tobacco cons is-ioR HOUSES
report ssl,s OF fine bright Wrappers to
day One Of these sil,s was made b. 4
home tobacco hr0ker, who .as in Dan
vile yesterday aud saw the tobacco dis
play at the Exposition there, and bis i'm
mediate return 70 buy On This IN rket is
worthy Of ntte
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For q Free Trade

Dr. Dayid's Cough Syrup /. the hest
selling article known because 81 j. SO well
known As the unexc,iled cuIe for coughs
colds Group, bronchitis aad c0nsump
ton.
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Better for coughs, colds, bronchitis, etc,
than Dr.. DIyid's Cough Syrup, We have
peyer heart Of II. 1t cures and leaves no
bad after effects.
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Shockoe warehouse sold to-day G,i25
pounds loose Tobacco, prices ranging
from f. cents TO 81 30 per hundred.
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The trades display in two warehouses
is highly credilatle to DanYille.

To n orrow will be the last sn1 leading
day when The premium offerings will be
sold. The warehouses are al bloeked
with wagons with tobacco that will have
10 wait over til next week when breaks
will nece ssarily be large. WM +. d.
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TOBAcCo ExCnANGE. November 90
Sales ut auction on Change to day were
quite brisk Thirty eight packages weIe
sold al from $1.l0 10 $l2 80 per hundred.
Offerings by n,orge A. Haynes, }. N.
Conrad's Sons, Silas Shelburne and r. l.
Norris e 20.
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Grain and Cotton Market.
RICHMOND, Va. November 2.

cFFEsINGs REPORTED 10 SECRETARY
Wheat. i i3l bushels
Corn $40 bushels
cats. -D> bushels
sALRs RFPosTED n SECRETARY.
Wheat-Lo CHERRY. 100 bushels prime az
private tc Ems. 500 bushels GOOD a. 81 ~. 1Nl
bushels good at los Mixed 21 bu he,
Irluc at Ill. 500 bushels very good AT
10; 3! bushels good at Los: IL! bushel-
good at f.o5. Shortocr.y, 10 bushels prime
AZ i.i2 3j2 bushels good at los g bushels
fair at i.e6. Total sales " wheat, 3 rs
bushels.
Corn.-White Is bushels prime Old at
at sc; ii2 bushels prime new at 55c.
Mixed 800 bushs old at 55c. Total sale. Of
corn, 400 bushes
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Middliag, DC. low mid
ding, 9lc.; good ordinary. Sic
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bankrupt.
/ Extract from decree ~ september o. l.s3.
1T Is row ordered that this matior M b8aa
ruptcy. together slth all proceedings rrlAflns
thereto. be referred 90 W ID am Is. Wall. shJ
the purpose, HhO shall take an account NJ 40
liens aud charges upon The fund which 1as
come. oF may hereafter come, % the hands 40
the assignee, In bankruptcy Ol -diI h. N
litrIian. Jr.. bankrupt from the real estate
OF said Bankrupt together Win q olr pri0 r.
ties. "a, What will be- a reasonable and iwpfr
compensation & Thomas n Page ald j. T..
Guy. assig ees ~ bankruptcy ~ sad bank
ruDf for their services rendered the sstarf lp
this matter and 10 ali proceeding. relating fy
"a Il estate"
AMI he said commissioner snail ave notice
once 4 week Tor four successive weeks ln fhe
Lexington Gazette ana i9 some newspaper
published M tho city OF Richmond. which Do
tee shall be deeI ed equivalent % per-
sonal service upon all parties concerned,
OF the time anu place Ot tdsing said dcc0uNis
And the said special commissioner shat re-
port the same 20 The court, together xitl any
other matt deemed pertinent BY himself of
which he may be desired ~ repsr. b. luy
party 20 the sc proceedings.
cOpy-Testet
WILLIAM Is. WALL. Clerk
In compliance with the above order shah
on Tuesday the sth day OF January, $50 40 ].
O'Clock M, at the clerks ONCE on the Jn.tfd
tatcs District Court, No. 90 North TNelitn
street, Richmond, Va, proceed - execute so
reference hy taking ne accounts aud mtaas
the report therein required
WILLIAM b. WALL,
jnOy9j-OawiH Special Comms,oner
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Country Produce.

Reported by Paine & Houston Commits
N Merchants, 1876 Cary Street,
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NOTICE
TIE UNDERSIGNED RESPECT.


ally 10 the Opening Of hiss New saloon and
Restaurant, on SATURDAY. November "a A
Fine Lunch all day. ADO'PH GRO-S,
40. q North Seventeenth street.
7n0v2i-lt Opposite Old Market.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE

Crenshaw's Plqn;efs warehouse sold
1886 pounds loose tobacco, prices rang
dog from 81 30 to 81 = per hundred.
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RAILROAD BONDS.
E.chmond stech MARKET.

Reported by John l. Williams z Son,
oauk e-s an brokers. I'LL Main street