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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02
Tally OneeNow.

The Manitoba railway has inaugurated
its through train service to Sioux Falls,
Oak. Close and direct communication
is thus established between the Twin
Cities and Granite Falls, Hanley. Mar
shall. Pipestone and Sioux Falls. Trains
leave union depot daily, except Sunday.
at s 10 a. M: arrive az Sioux Falls GAO
p. m. This is the route you want to
travel by.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02
DO YOU WEAR BACCY PANTS !?

there anything world that will disgust
knee 10 careful dresser the
sight this evil be avoided DO
want to know how?
place. pants of reliable house-one
quality the price, Such
will palm off oddy for genuine In the next place. exer
Don't particular pair all the week. Change
needs and give the rest for day OF
night always raghten out the legs fold
possible lay fatsurtaced weight
1t very easy fold and lay your pants.
just purchase pants OF house that Will guar
them with the
as manufacturers
BOSTON three thousand wOrkmen i'll its Boston
located at Boston, Providence Wor
cestcr, Hartford, Haven, Bridgeport.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02

One Lot of Ladies' All-Linen
COLLARS, with 3-piece cape,
desirable styles, at only 1Oc
apiece.
One Lot ditto, extra fine,
pure linen, the very newest
thing out, at 15c apiece.
RUCHINGS--Crepe Lisse,
Silk Boiling Cloth, Canvas
and Corded Effects, white and
colors, at Csc a yard.
& Some wonderful bargains in
HANDKERCHIEFS. Printed
Hemstitch Handkerchiefs, all
linen, &c each: just what
school children want. Ladies
unlaundered Initial Handker-
chiefs, half-inch hemstitched,
extra quality pure linen, Zoe.
Ladies' printed, tucked en-
br6idered and blocked, hem
stitch Handkerchief, in white
and colors, at 12ac, or $1.38 a
dozen.
Gents white and colored-
woven borders. large size, all
linen, Zoe each, OF $1.1O a
dozen.
Gents unlaudered inch hem
stitch, hand embroidered mi
tials, pure linen, 25c, or $2.75
a dozen.
HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEARING have succeeded in
getting another case of those
Ladies' full regular made
ribbed Cashmere Hose which
went out so fast before. We
shall run them at same price
as the last LOT, zoe a pair.
They can't be bought any
where under Csc to 4Oc.
We shall offer you. also, a case of
Gents full regular made, solid
color Cashmere Half-HOse at 25c;
the same as others are selling at
Soc.
A case. also, of Gents Camefs
Hair Half-Hose at 25c; regular 35c
goods.
We have a small lot of all-wOOl
Scarlet Underwear, regular 75c
goods, which those coming first can
have at soc a garment. Not enough
probably to last the day out.
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Highland Ranges.

Their superiority is admitted upon
examination. True merit always wins.
Call and see them at j. A. BiXbY g.
Co.'S, $40 Hennepin avenue.
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Dr.. MEL SON.
&C Wash Ave- s.. Cor. 3rdAve.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI.

Regular graduate. Devoted 20 years to
hosI ital and special Office practice. Guar
antees to cure without caustic or mercury,
chronic or poisonous diseases of the blood
throat nose and skin, kidney, bladder and
kindred organs, nervous, physical and or
ganic weakness. gravel. structure, etc. Acute
or chronic urinary diseases cured in to
days by local remedy. No nauscous drugs
used. Hours 10 to II a. NJ. . to and to
Sp. N. Sunday . to p. IN. Cali or write
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ASTRACHAN PLUSH MODJESKAS

so Astraclan MOdjeskas. heavy
satin lined, with a very neat ball
trimming all around. Has been
considered good value at SIS. Only
$1,000.
IS Plush MOdjeskas, a beautiful
quality of Plush. very heavy satin
lining, only $40; we'll worth S25.
30 Plush MOdjeskas, with Plush
ball trimming all around. good
seller at 1923. Two days sale
$3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02

Highland Ranges.
None better. Examine them. j. A.
BiXby & Co.. $40 Hennepin.
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Now Open.
ii. J. Smiths art gallery at the West
hotel, including the cream of the Expo
sition art gallery and Mrs. McCook
Baldwin's collection of old masters,
valued at s300,0 is now open to the
public.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02

Attend the Great Sale
At the U T X. Minneapolis. See adj
vertisment on fifth page.
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KoPt1ERso&
SPECIAL SALE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.

100 Marseilles Bed Spreads, the
best value at $1.5O ever shown.
Two days sale 99c.
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Grand Closing Out Sale

At the u L X, Minneapolis. See
their large advertisement on fifth page
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02

Grand Closing Out Sale
At the U L X, Minneapolis. See
their large advertisement on fifth page.
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KID GLOVES !!

Is dozen Kid Gloves just in. col
Ors tan and browns, heavy silk
embroidered back. Everything
about the make and style to make it
a good article at 81 per pair. For
two days only 50 cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02

Stewart Stoves.
Sole and only agents in the city for
these celebrated Heaters. j. A. Bixby
Co., 319 Hennepin.
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JACKETS
FOR TWO DAYS ONLY.

100 All-WO0l Corded WOrsted
Jackets, handsomely made, with
satin facing, bound seams, best
value at S.. Two days sale 1898.
100 All-WOOl Worsted, fine
quality, and worth any day So.
Two days sale 1915.
80 Jackets Of 4 assorted styles
and qualities, none worth less than
1915 and some as high as $3.50.
For two days, to close the lot, $1.75.
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Additional Minneapolis ON tie Fifth Page
LOCAL MENTION.

j. A. Bixby 4 Co, 319 Hennepin
Avenue.
Stewart Heaters and Ranges.
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N E MARKETS :!

so dark striped very heavy New
markets, angel sleeves. trimming
with pinch MOhair Braid, an ele-
giant $40 garment. Two days sale
$6.75,
80 All-WOOl Black and White
Striped. full cape. splendid fitting
garment. has been sold by wOuld-be
competitors at SIS. Two days sale
$3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-02

Attend the Great Sale
At the U II X. Minneapolis. See adj
vertisement on fifth page.
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OFFICE--Part of office, cheap; steam
" heat; desk. maps etc., free. ID Secur-
ity bank 304-6
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MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.

MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
Male.
BLACKSMITH good general black
- smith at Mnnetonka Mills; also black
smith shop for sale or rent. 3
QARBERS-Three first-class BARRIERS at
~ Scotts. $50 hcnnepin.
BARBER at 129 Washington av. south.
Y
NLERK : Situation wanted in grocery
~ store in Minneapolis; have mad four
years experience; can give good refe rences
Address Fred Fettman, Is Aldrich av.
COOPERS-Wanted, ten coopers; steady
~ employment to right men. James Ken.
nedy, 343 Pierce ST. southeast. 3O6-l3
COOPERS-Ten or fifteen coopers; steady
~ work TO the right men. Tho WGshburn
Millcompany. AnOGa. MINI.
COOPEKS-Ten coopers; steady employ
~ ment guaranteed. james Kennedy, 343
Pierce ST. southeast.
COOPERs-First.cl journeymen coop
~ ers; the best paying berths in the city,
{. E. COttrell e. Co. 5
CHORE BOY-A chance where "a boy Of
go 10 the common school. Ralph CoVill
3242 Secoud ay. south. 5
CANVASSERS-We want three men at
~ No, 4Ol Fifth av. south, to handle our
goods The right men can make from So to
70 per day. References required. Call at
S:3Oa. M. BOG
CANvASSEItS wanted at 6!7 First av
~ south; special inducements offered
to good workers 5
CASHIER-Young man for cashier; must
~ be quick at figures. 211 Nicol1et nv. 5
EMPLOYMENT-Ay young man wants
~ position where he can work for his
board: call at once. Address j. Sornson,
129 Second ST. north. )
ATHERS-Ten fathers at Twenty-ninth
IL ay and Third st. north tomorrow morn
ing, or call a, POI L Twenty av. south
this evening 5
DLAsTERERS to, go 10 work to- orrow
l. morning at 2Sl2 Chicago av. 5
DAPERHANGER-C at paper store CT
L E. l.. Ames Co., Central IA. 5
Female.
A PRENTICE GIRL for oressmaking at
n 11O1 Sixth ST. south. 5
COOK-Good cook at 30 Washington avA
~ south, basement )
nkEssMAKERw wanted at GIL Nicollet
~ av. Woolfert Il Chase 5
GIRL-Girl to work for board and learn
~ dressmaking: best system taught. 627
Nicollet ay. 5
HOUSEWORK-A young, neat, tidy girl
IL to do homework sn a small family. W.
f. Sterling. Is Washington av. north. 5
HOUSEWORk-Ag girl for general house
- work; good wages to competent girl
422 Ridgewood ay. 5
INTELLIGENT YOUNG LADY in each
ward; employment desirable; reference
required. Call ut the College of Commerce,
or send your address to James Dean, Gen
eral agent College of Commerce, 204 Wash
ington st. South, and Second av., Minnea
polls. BOG
TNAILORESSES-Th tailoresses; good
l. wages for good fast workers. Christner
d Co., 620l2 Nicollet av. )
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DUP LOST-Sl. Bernard pup, six months
i old; black; license tag No. 1854. Lib
eral reward for return to 2315 Portland ay.,
or 500 Passenger depot. 304-G
CTOLEN-Reward of $3.50 will be paid for
~ the return of two bales of Sumatra to-
pacco stolen from cigar factory within the
past month, and no questions asked. Adj
dress M So. Globe. 306O7
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DOR SALE-A well-matched, iron-gray
i team: about 200 pounds and seven
years old; kind, gentle, sound and all right
good travellers. 16 Washington av. north.
:}O6-OS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wsntcd by
- good dressmaker: guarantee good cut.
ting and fitting. 313 Fifth st. south, side
door, 3O6
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

( OOk-Thoroughl competent girl wants
~ place as cook or to do general house
work. Call Thursday, L a. M, at 1859 Vine
Place. 3O6
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

to accuse purchasers of dark tobacco for
European account, regie or open mar ,et,
OF depres sing prices below returns which
ar. remunereiiye TO the producers The
fact il. they haze paid all along much
more than was nee, ssary. and baye been
ani still are the most liberal buyers 10
our markets, considering the circum
stances. They should not be he'll It
snonsible for the fanlie. and speculation.
Of the hundreds OF country dealers and
spcculators, or be obliged 10 see them out
without loss at all hazard.
Instead of . combination among plant
ere there should be formed combination
Of buyers TO make values OF dark tobacco
cous 10 the laws OF demand and supply,
and 20 ought 20 be done al once.
Yours respectfully,
REGlE BUYER.
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Arples-Choice early, per barrel 500 to
s225 mixed lots 90. 10 81 30.
Bscon-yiFginia hams. choice old. l7c per
pound new hams small, IL to l5c new
hams large. 10 TO re, sides, II to nc
shoulders, ~ 10 Tic.
Beans-Cboice Navy, 81 IS TO 500.
Black Eye Peas-s0 To clio.
Bees Tax--i6 to 2Oc per pound.
Buckwheat--3s 4c.
B,itter-virginia creamery, 20 10 pc, fam
ily packed Virginia. Il to 9jc; choice yell
low. store packed (Nirg'nia), 10 10 lsc store
packed mixed color and sweet. IL to lic
store packed fair to good, 10 to lie.
Eggs-ln crates liIssh), q to BE IN boxes
aud barrels, - 10 2lc.
Poultry Dr,ssed-Chickens, to Toe Per
hound: Turkeys. II to BE per poul q
Ducks. u 10 re per pound; Geese, To ..
rer.pound Turkeys I've IL 90 lie per poundc
Dried Fruit-PeacheS peeled 5 10 Sc I'M
peeled halves to SIC Apples sliced ; 10 &c.
quarters y 70 Sc Cherries pitted II TO ~
Blackberri,s to 5, Whortleberries . 70
&c.
Feathers-Prime live goose, 80 to 40 rer
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LEMON ELINIK.
4 Pleasant Lemon Drink.

\ Pleasant Lemon Drink
Dr. H. Mozley's Lemon Elexir is pre-
pared from the fr sh juice OF Lemons
combined sith other vegetable liver ton
ics, cathartics, aromatic stimullnts and
blood purifiers.
20 cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggist generally, and by all wholes ale
druggists.
Prepared only by II. Motley, NJ. d.,
Atlanta, Ga
For BllIiousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir
For indigestion and foul stomach "a K
Lemon Elixir.
For sick and nervous headache take
Lemon Elixir.
For palpaiation of the heart take
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplcssness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir
For loss of appetite and debility take
Lemon Elixir
For feyers, malaria and chills, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elexir will not fail you in any
OF the above named diseases, all Of which
arise from torpid or diseased liver and
stomach.
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New yOrt Markets.

NEW EE. November H. Flour heavy
with further slight Declines city mills ODe
40 for Wet Indies. Wheat quiet No
red STATE. II: 70. , rel winter. Noyembcr
u.s.. Corn dull. No. >, mix.d, cash, i9.c..
do November, 4g.c. DO December. i5.c.
Oats 81 adv. No viii state, i)c No. 2
mix.f. Noy.n bcr, 3llc. Pork duh new
II s.s. lH.0omiG ~. Lard firm, Noyen.ber.
= 20 Susar-refued, firm; cut LOST and
crushed. &c.. granniaied and mould a
7lc. C,fiee. steady fair Cargoes. Is.c.
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(hicacn lIaTkeis.

CH.caGo. November IL Wheat opeue
uuchanac! Corn duh and steady. Oar
quic, ana steady Provisions strong and
higher. Closing prices Wheat NoytInbe-
IlcL December. i'll. January, LOO Corn
November 3>ic. Decc nbcr, 5olc., January
3,L0fc. Oats November, 25lc December
.5lc.: MAY .0zc. Pork, November, 100
December, l4.77l; January ii.ol!. Lard
November SD December, S.Hi January
s.22i. Ribs, January, 7.52.mI.5'. May
10
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pound. mixed. p 10 3oc.
Flaxseed-Per bushel, 81 90 TO 81 10.
Hidcs-Dry Hints. light weights, 70 &c
per pound. heavy weights, &c per pound dry
salisd, 7c: green sailed. 4c; green, Sc.
Hugs-llressc 81 10 &c.
WoDl-Tub washed. 30 10 &c per pound
unwash a. pc per pound.
Lard-Prme country 10 Zoe per pound
Onions-ln barrels, t2.O0 TO s. -.
Peanu's-fancy stock, per pound, 4 e
40. medium. y to 81.
P0tat0cs-Per bushel, 50 to Zoe.
Roots-Ginseng, perpound, 81 .75c' Seneca
per pound. - To 3Oc.
Gamc-Partridgcs, 10 to 13c; pheasant
To- 7c. rabbits - 10 l5c
Groceries. Etc.
Brooms-Two strings, 81 90 to 81 % three
string', 81 80 TO 500; four strings, 500 "a
500.
Baskets-Willow. s1.i5 to sl.30 per nest
split. soto I5c per dozen.
Rice CAROLINA & 20 &C., Rangoon. sic.
Salt-LiyerpOol, from store. 81 % ground
alum from store, per sack, sl.0o to sl.Oj.
TallOw-iic.
Cheese-Prime cutting. l3c; common. Toto
lie. English dairy lSc. pineapple, Z5c.
Larl-pure slc. refined. Zoe.
MOlA>-eS- bNsra, nOgSnead, ID 10 loo
tierces, - o l5c; barrels. 10 to l6c, genuine
eoll.n syrup, per gallon, q to 32c; New Or
leans. prime to choice. 30 70 5llc.
Soap-Common. to &c; best washing, a
70 Sc, toilet. 10 to &c.
sugars 90 GRADUATED. C; A sugar, 3-ic 4
sugar nc: G sugar. 7tc.
Teas-tlack. - to Soc imperial, - ID Soc
gunpowder ~ 10 Soc.
Cotfee-RlO common. IL TO l5c; fair, lblc
good to prime. II to Isle; Laguarya' ISL tC
l9c Java. - tO2Sc.
Buckets Painted, two hoops, SID three
hoops l.JO.
Fish-Herrings, y. c., gross, - 30 North
Carolina cut herring. S. -: North Carolina
roe per half barrel. 800 Eastern. gross
81 So Mackere No. ,. in barrels, eli -
No. 3. new, $3.50 No. l. in kits, l.1O NJ
2in kits. 81 % No. 3, 6Oc.
-Adamantine, per pound, lOc, PEI
set, Sc; hali-bOxes. &c.
Meat, flour and Meal.
Bl'kmeats- Sides, Zoe, shoulders Do.
Bacon Western shoulders luc, ,lear-r.b
sides he. breasts l2ic. hams Ne.
Flour-Richm nd patent roller family
s. - 10 800. fancy family, s6.23 10 500
family. -. - 20 500. ctv extra. si.'0 z,
3 90: city superiine 81 p % $40, city
I tine g. - 10 $500.
Meal-Ci,y, per bushel, zoe country 80 to
Mill Feed.
Shirstufl per ton slo.
BrOwnstuii pert sl7.5O
nr.,t r,.r ION
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IrInOn Hot nrOn.

Cure all Coughs, Colds, Hoalscness, Sore
Throat Bronchitis, Pneumonia, and all
Throat and Lung diseases. Price %
cents. Soil by druggists. Prepared
0ulr by Dr. H. Motley. Atlants.G
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RrAu EsrArn At rsIyArE s,rE.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.

TOR SALE. ONE DETACHED 81
L NEW FRAME BUILDING contain III
Thirty sixth ami 1hirty-sevcnth strects. bon
the neigai0rh0Oi OF ChimbOrazO PARK. VIII
be- sold on easy terms 20 suit purch 'ser. An
ply % GE RGE O.. CArLErE South First
Street b.swepn Jain aud Cary. lnO.Suft
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nra.uand Cotton Market.

RicHHosD, Va, November =.
ogFEai.us gFroErgD 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat -7iH bushels.
Corn. 81 bushels
Eats ~. 200 bushels.
Rvc-JJ bushels,
Orchard grass seed 10 bushels.
SAILS EFPoKTFD - sEckETAhY.
Wheat-Lo CHERRY. 500 bushes primo
at III. go bushes good at liz. Mixed,
2.37G bu hcls very good al l.lj, s50 bush
els very gcOIstl.l2. ShortberrY. = BUSH
ei- FOR seed at li5, G5 bushels for seed at
III: $50 bushels prime at i.l5.; 3. bushe.,
20 q al IL. Total sales Of wheat, g "a
bushels,
White 81 bushels very good new
a. J3c: 30 bushels fair old at Sc. Total
sales Of corn, 90 bushels.
O-chard grass secd.-75 bushes at 10
COTTON REPORT.
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WHOLESALE PRICE, CURRENT.
Country Produce.

Reported by Paine K Houston, Commits
N Merchants, l206 Cary Street.
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TERMsOF SALE

Enough in cash % pay expenses of sale and
of executing the trusts OF said deed. ana the
further sun OF 3Jj.B. With interest on
balance thereof from 6th November. ~. ami
on cretifs % be secured. by deed az trust on
the farm OF Sl5l 90 the 9TH November, lo-3, and
OF another $50 10 the tn November, l-'D. the
balance OF the purchase money 10 De made
payab at such lime or times and secured in
suca manner az J. q. HEALER. trustee, the
owner Of said land. may prescribe and direct,
or in the event OF his failure % do so, thcn as
the said undersigned shall dire :.
HILL CAHTER.
November l4tb. 1888. Trustee.
I~..tp TO-
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AUCTION SALE.

rrRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
l FARM. MAR HANOVER JUNCTION
By virtue of deef of trust from Wi liam and
jeanette Russ. default having been made 10
th payment OF notes -ecu ei therein. and
being required 90 - DO the bench 'arg In
said deed. will sell ar public auction 90 Han
over Junction ar l2>O p ~. on fUE~D ~,
the 9th OF November. ls,S the tract OF lind
formerly occupied by j. -. j 1nrs ami now
owned by ). =. Head or. trustee. lying On
both sides of The chesapeake ONO valley
ia lrOai. aud on the uth DanA % tne North
Anna river. about me mite from Hanover
Junction. and switch contains about i-l 3
acres. 7 his farm is in iine condition. ami has
on IN "a good dwelling and all the usual cut
buildings.
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..IittIe Grocery Around the Corner"

4. W. Jones, No South First street
keeps the meats and vegetables, fish and
game always in prime condition. Also
fresh butter and eggs.
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LEGAL MOTTO T..
VIRGINIA IN THE CHANCERY
y COURrOF THECITY OF RICH mon ID.

IN CHAsJERY.
The object OF this suit is 70 obtain for the
Plaintiff divorce from the bOn-s ~ matri-
mOny from the defendant. An aihdaYit nav
ing been made and Il cd that the defendant is
not Il resident OF This State, 10 i, ordered that
she appear here within fifteen days after due
pub icatiOn OF this order aud no what j. ncccs
sary ID protect her Interests in tbs s-it.
\ copy ieste.
CHARLES W. GODDfN. Clerk.
J. SAMUEL PARRISH, y. q. no -inlawt~.
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Cor 700 Tags, A Handsome POCKEf
,NlFE.
eo. 800 Tags, A Handsome Student s.
Lamp Nickel
'' 900 Il" A Handsome Decorate
China Tea Set -
pieces.
1000 A Handsom Gem
Chain and Charm
1000 A Handsome E'g
Hunting Gaze Wac
stem Wiuder.
" $500 A Handsome Hand
graved Silver Tea
. pieces.
3. 1000 - A Handsome Set Be.
Room Furniture A."
tique Oak or Cherry
All tho above Presents are guaran
leed to be HANDSOME. The Kniyes
are sent by mail, the other article
are delivered free at Depot OF Express
Office in Richmond.
IN SENDING TAGS GIVE FULL
ADDRESS.
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Reported by John J.. Williams Z Son,
bankers an brokers. I'LL Main street.
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COTTON REPORT,


Market firm.
Quotations -Middlipe. Sic; low mid
ding SEC. good ordinary, nc.
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First Bolrl.
r T.. FPS r. x =. connection stock. "a
az -.
Vest Point Terminal bonds. Zoo at 90.
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b. v, Ct ud of Oppression hangs
O,., Dnihtul today.
"A ,suiqnake hfre could net nave
ui. nd a more profound feeling ana
~ re ueN~ aich greeltd our
80 30 n..in ~. aud which seemed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

We clip the following from the Western
ToJaccO JourAR. We .hink the writer
enleltains the mos. Exaggerated view OF
the 1888 crop we have yet heard ex-
pressed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

Shipstuh per ton slo.
BrOwnstuii perton slI.5O
Bran per ION, $3.50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
z bliska i z daleka.

JUL cd poczatku sierpnia
odbieralismy z ro2nych stron
wezwania, abysmy podall W
Wsarusle wyrazny nasz pro-
gram polityczny, ktorego bys'
my sic trzymali wobec mad
chodzacej Rampant wyborczej.
Ociagalismy sic oswald
czeniem sic publicznem W tel
mierze, przeczuwajqc rychle
przewiaszczenie Wlausa, a sko-
70 to nastapilo. odslaniamy
nasz sztandar polityczny j
smiaio podnosimy go W gore.
{ Dotad Wtuus naklau,ai sic
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

fnnduszy, co naturalnie p5z-
niej sic znow wyrowrywa.
Chc9c ka2dy fundusz r~nbns
W ca}oscl utrzymaG. 1rxeb,by
posmlertne "a kazdrgo cz.on-
ka dopiero po nadeslaniu te-
goz przez grupy wyr]acac, a
w lSaadym razie am W 60, a.
nj tez w 90 dnach ushutecz-
nc by sic ME da}c. gdyA
w'eIe grup op}aca wszelkie
"ale2nosci kwartalaie.
Mniemam, il wyjassmiem
kwestye sprawozdania zara.
zem zareczam, 2e 2 naiwie-
Kszq checiq be@e sie starai
w:>kazdN elk M danych, lie
M 2'osci, korzystac, gdyl talk
R1a7owi etc, jak i mnie oso-
blscle nieskonc2enlc wiele ma
tenn zale2y. azeby nietylko
spr,twozlanla ale i wszajl1ie
czynnosci Rzqdu Ctrl. nletyl-
ko czfonkom Zwiazku, ale
kazdemu Polakowi hy1y zro-
zumIaie i znane i azeby ma
wet clenia powodu do jake
gokolwiek neporozumienia ME
by}o.
Kohczqc, nadmieniam .jesz-
cze, ze z niejednych stron 0.
debrafem uznanie, IL sprawo.
zdanla mole So wyrazne do
stateczne. Nawet sam 81. ko-
respondent, przy sposobnosci
wlecej JUL wymienionej kores-
pondecyi p. NJ. W Ogniszu, po-
dobnie sic wyrazif: wszystko
to by}o glownym powodem,
dla czego formy tel ME zmie-
nia}em.
Il uszanowaniem
|. ". Morgensterm.