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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN puruauoo oi tho trust Seed REGISTERED In book
No ib pHEr VI frlilIrft uill1H ehr'ly rlnu.t ZEN.
uosar e.. I will sru a public aurtIpn % thg highest
bidder Toe utsh, al Vie southwest unfunf ~ h' lu'
torugtluu ~ Main aud Madison sif'Hts, ln lhHlug
Tenn, on
Thar.dsy, October q, 1858,
Tor default therein. al request Ot beneficiary, That
nur piece "A property frputlnF on The west side ~
Unybufn avenue. ~ 3ttu1 feel. and running back
westwarily haiweon parallel linus 10 ieUt ~ un
Hlloy=the south line being = Hi.iuo feet north ~
HfUidwsy =heing lob v aud ~ two and three,
Mlchs' subdiyision Oi part ~ lot i0t MillpnFhhy
Williams tract ia Fourteenth civil disifigt aid
county Title believed good. sell ~ trustee
y y. kEAD. TfuSica
EepleIabyte issS.
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Morc than half Of all deaths occur bci0ro six
years OF sgs. An army oi innOccnt lovely chill.
dr'u arr swept nCeiilcsly away each year larcnu
arr crimiually responsible Tor this The death nat
Of children Ia England n leis than halt this
Ackcrs English Ba6y Sloihcr has done inorr ~
bring this about than al other causes combined
You cAnu0t .uyrd Ia b. wlth0utit III. Hester.
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A Ee.t.ohy Farmer Murdered.

LouIsyILLE KY, Sept 25.-Charles Lowe,
an aged AMI wealthy farmer was found last
Sunday evening In the vicinity OF his home
near Undertook, Scott county, Ind, with
his skull crushed and in q dying condition.
He was still conscious, and summoning jus
ticc OF tho peace, made an ante-mortem
which has not yet been given 10 the public.
IL l. believed that lac revealed the murderer,
but his name Is not vet known.
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For Nervous Debility

UsE RoRsyoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
DR.. A. NJ Billy, Mitchell d. T., says 81
have used Il in number OF cases of nervous
debility, with very good results"
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ANGosruRA BirrErs are the best remedy
for removing indigestion and al diseases
originating from the digestive organs. Be-
ware OF countericits Ask Tor the genuine
article, manufactured by DR.. J. q. u. Sic
ucrt x Sons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26

THE well known strengthening properties
OF iron. combined with other tonics aud a
most perfect neryine, are found In Carriers
Iron Pills, which strengthen the nerves aud
body, and improve the blood and com.
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Licensed 20 Wed.

Lomuel A, Scarborough and Belle Carson,
J. V. Gryder and Jesse b. Richards, James
d. Linsday and Eugenia Bill, Fred Il. Hal
ford and Mary II. Kanarz, Lon Remless and
Parsale Pearson (coloredl w, q. Wells aud
Marie Ilaerfus
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26

The Iron Mountain route has decided 10
run series Of harvest excursions u oil
points in Arkansas and Texas from Mem
phis on the following dates September
II and IS and October . and % Rates
for tho excursion will DO one fare for the
round trip, and tickets will be good for
thirty days with stop over privileges.
ANY further Information desired will be
chccriully furnished 10y calling on
II. ID. WILSON,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
No. 800 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
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CALL FOR MASONIC TEMPLE BONDS.

Al parties holding tho above bonds. numbered
10 rotary. Buu v frce. on or after OCTOBER
isss f1t payment a. Interest siicr the above date
on said bonds win ceasc W order of Tho ilnard
u. Z. MADDEN, President
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-26

ComiESclNo September the passenger
trims OF the Tennessee Midland Railway
company will arrive at AMI depart from
the Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
depot, at the corner Of broadway and
Main streets, whore tickets may ho pur-
chased. instead Of al the Mississippi 4
Tennessee depot, as heretofore.
J. T. GARNER,
General Passenger Agent
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Hot sprIns. Court.Iiouse burned.

: ST. LOUIS No. Sept pa Pofi.D'pai'h
special from Hot SPRING. Ark, says thc
court. house In that city WIS destroyed by
Gro last night II Is Thought thc fire was
iurcndiary and the intention was 90 destroy
the records u Garland county, which failed.
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RrOllnie Canrl.

The Security Bank, of Memphis, was ap'
pointed administrator OF Peter Fox, de-
ceasal
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THE COURTS.
shelby Circuit Court

Nothing doing at the chancery court yes
terdav
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PUBLIC SALE
.-OF-
Standard Brcd Trotting Hor5oa, Pacing
uorsos, Ponlos ana A. J, G. c.
Jersey Cattle.

ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, iSs. At WEI
~ Side Park, Nashville, Tcun., commencing
lcu. 90 public auction. nn Of my trolling
hurcl. pirIug huue, farm mars. creole 80.
Mics and 4 T. g. a. Jersey cattle. The vale
cmhmras the get Of wodyowoui. 2ly Princess I.,w
Of TnukCt O. u. and % other 10 pnHufmCrN 81.
miuistmtuf. "a1 fui1pid. 2sH Tom ilHl Utfr NJ
lIuic Brown Jug eli, brown lihl, 2l8g Loco
motive ttnaO 4Ol. par"r. etc, Ctr among ilg
number sru I've ycsf 0ii stallion. three ggIr Oh
stallion. two year old siHlliDus, etc Twoui ihDl
ar grands0us o. the Etcad Gvurgu Wilks, out OF
highly bred standard mares.
Trfma-All sums over ai01 on three months
limo. notes with Interest from date with approved
sHcuHty Required
fCf catalogue address
A. q. GoopLETT,
rlnftsyIile Tenn.
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GARD.
STElNWAY g. SONS,

STETNWAY & SONS,
Manufacturers OF Plano-Fortes,
Steinway Hall. NEW YORK, June s. tsa
This is to certify that we have this day,
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN Co., of
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
of SrEINwAY & Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State OF Arkansas.
STEINWAY & SONS.
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Mn. q. o. BrNru. Nashville, Tom, was
afflicted with obstinate Eczrmn, WIS cured
with two boxes Of llciskCllB letter uint.
mont
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VS. have full supply Of Nut Coal.
T.. Nj. PATTERSON * Co.
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A few judgments for debt were rendered
yesterday. The calendar will be called as
nsnnl InlnN.
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DoV'r cstbelweon meals unless II should
be ripo fruit or glass Of milk. Then
smoke Bulos or CigarrO, as you ike.
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FoR a quiet game Of billiards go 70 Con.
ycrsc 4 Cooks, 32g Main street.
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Richard Smithers, horse stealing; jury and
verdict guilty and ten years in penitentiary.
Willis Jackson, burglary and stealing; jury
and verdict guilty and five years in peniten-
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Lucy IIiSroS Is finest aud best Virginia
tobacco. Sold by all jobbors.
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HYagA tobacco prevents heartburn,
nervousness. and malaria.
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Registers Office.

Lynn, lot 8, block 4, Woodlawn subdivision,
for SS5.
W. p. Dixon, assignee, to Fred and VIM.
Fink, lot o, Morgan's subdivision, Fort Pick
ering, for S3+l.
II. and Il. Emory TO Fred and VIM. Fink,
same property for 81.
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q u. WINKIER.

DEoFEsoRogN y..lc, Room CSso, 2sl'l MAIN
specially a1fsluung ths votes ancOr1ing 10 the bcst
Italian and Gornas methods cDuibined. Lessons
on Ofran, Piano aud Guitar Pupils " begin on
s1ptcmbcfa !stA
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John Alexander, alias Ed Williams COW
stealing; jury and verdict guilty and three
years in penitentiary.
The grand jury will meet again on Friday
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Election for Directors.

Tho annual election jor thirteen Directors ior
the uoNE INSURANCE ASU TRUST COMPANY
will be- held ai the ono. of 90. Company. 80 10
Madison street. on WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER
.. 1888. bciwccu The hultrs 0f o. O'Clock am. sud
o,ioskp.m. MS o. PRICK sscrruy.
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Election for Directors,

Tho annual election ~ o. Tr ..l.1i au1 Five
pirrcior ior she Mtbitf I,nH" ~ Memphis
will lc hcld nt LlbAy Room YI NH.DHic Temple
on WEDNESDAY. Otfn El o. Is.a between the
houn II - O'Clock an, JH1 q O'Clock pm. ~
order DAVID + HADprN. President
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RUPTURE NUKED.


Specialist In The Cure n EuFfHf. and 40 Forms ~
thfsnio Disesses Nnl. uf lDslle
IDUPTURE CURED WITHOUT 1HE kNlgE. or
y hindfsnro n bulnra tso hediCatsd
hsr Pad Truss aud ONO rfsstanul
10 diseases % Woaeu, 10 aH tarIf iufmA sire
istaolIats rgllgf aud pers4s .pfn
stflctue HYdrsocleaAf Va. s.'ir, a1l Al Tor ~
eTefr as. take. Tfurs- usIH NIi fu'i tall
Ter sIHes nai address Of cures HHiH BOO ihH city
ONCE No 10 JEsFFttspS HfitEEG
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4 CnEfNur soKREL IENAs MAKE SCAR
y nn sidH ~ uHrl small white aIU' Iu fIfH.
head Return 90 James Cummings. JY.ul. itf tHu
aui Johnson agpuu,. AMI hr rewarded.
l,ouUEt MORSE WARS oIb. o. UAEuH
y hlsh. Ertun W ". s. bAtI ili NHuur sf
Reward unpuH1.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

rcdruatI soS s dso NJ y Gogan rgf .s
uIf IS 60 lalt1u lHl enu'
Huru 4 . & =
tom, sept = leNN
r 90 r a Co Successor, 81 buyers long STAPLE cotton
10 orders eo'ona
900 Front Street. MomphiS TOM
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NIIN ~. a. BROWN NIE ANNiE LpWEN
vi haupU. recently fIHu fiiH rluHunHfl 'uu.Hr,.
aturg. desires Tow pupils be- Vocal and lrH.uI.
mHuial NtHIu tsatul testimonials given lUuIH
moIDn.ir tali or hdirHs
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PERSONAL.

A NToN IsELE, MANUFACTURER OF AND
~ dealerin Boots and shoes, AZ Monroe street
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mitted. sx
lis that you. Uncle Larry called o
sweet voice over the banister. Como
right up, Uncle Larry Come right
up this way" And Lady Randolph
Churchill beckoned to dear old Unc.o
Larry" who rejoiced at finding o
friend in all this magnificence who
could give him true American wei
come, went right up" while the
funky's eyes started from their sockets
at this unceremonious way of entering
lords mansion. Whether this is the way
Lawrence Jerome came to be called
Uncle Larry" is not apparent, but
"Uncle Larry" told the story i'll New
York on his return to many sympathetic
listener, and doubtless the incident has
had a good deal to do with the sobriquet.
~
Last year Uncle Larry went abroad
and travelled about with the Nestor OF
American politics, Simon Cameron. They
had what English people laugh at Amerl
cans for speaking Of as good time
Lord Randolph gave them a dinner and
the Duke of Beauford, who has home
three miles from the Porter's lodge and a
park full of deer and eighty hunters" in
his stables and hundred and fifty serv-
ants. had them for guests, and doubtless
felt honored to secure even short visit
Bat ''Uncle Larry" enjoyed his jolly
life so we'll that he wanted to keep on en-
loving it. About June l he went into
the Adirondacks with party of con.
genial spirits. Unmindful of his 20
years he undertook to tramp like youth
of 20. 1t was too much for him; he was
found by companion lying in the wood.
After that he failed rapidly, and they say
that he will soon go to the eternal
camping ground" to join the many jolly
campers who have gone before.
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Warning to Would BE Blondes.

Recent analyses are said to have shown
that the various nostrums used for i'm.
parting a golden shade to the hair all
depend for their action upon the decol-
orizing and corrosive influence Of nascent
oxygen or nascent chlorine. the bases EN-
ployed being peroxide of hydrogen, aqua
regia, and bronzer's acid. The first of the
bases Is the least harmful. but this pro-
duces scalp sores and skin affections, and
in time turns the hair an unnatural gray.
The two acids powerfully attack both hair
and skin. bleaching and burning the for.
me- to a gold color staining the latter
like iodine. and giving rise to unpleasant
diseases Of both. The preparations all
lead to premature badness. --Arkansaw
Traveller.
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picture, and another in 1866. In these
exhibits lie made a success that argued
well for his future. In 1868 he gained
the two year travelling studentship for
painting the picture called THE Lord
giveth; the Lord hath taken away;
blessed be the name of the Lord"
In 1878 Mr.. Holl was elected an associ-
ate of the Royal acaaemy, and the same
year exhibited Q PORTRAIT which possessed
such merltIthat several of his friends
persuaded him to devote himself to por-
trait painting. 1t was against his own
Inclination that he followed their advice.
In 1880 he painted Ordered to the
Front" Three years later he was made
full academician. During the celebra-
ton recently of Mr.. Gladstone's wedding
the premier was presented with a por.
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UNCLE JOHN ROBINSON. measure to ex.
plodo the popular notion that circus peo-
pie are necessarily short lived. Robinson's
first money was earned when he was a
very small boy. His parents were very
poor, and he got place as assistant in
driving mules on tow path for tho lib
eral salary Of "a month. Out Of the
FIRST installment of his salary he paid his
way into circus. That was the great point
In his life. He was enraptured with the
pink tights and the smell Of sawdust, and
determined to own circus or die in the
attempt. The enthusiasm was lasting,
and how no succeeded is pretty well
known the world over. He was circus
man ell through. There was scarcely any
position connected with his show that he
could not fill. and as bareback rider he
has never been excelled. His great spe-
cislty o. far back as the 40s was his ex-
citing four horse act In the character Of
the Bottle lmp"-a dashing, dare devil
representation Of the reckless rider.
Robinson's magnificent physique re-
uaiped unhnpaired up to the time Of his
death. In appearance he was tall. broad
shouldered. full chested and stalwart,
With white board and hair. blue eyes and
!uddy skin-as fine q specimen Of the
hale. hearty old man Is one would find.
H 64 great fortuno--come 9S,000,.
0oo ~ oA0o0. o00-to his sons.
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PRINCESS -LETITIA

iONFb fhi
Gated the throne. He has relinquished
his title Of king, and is known only as
the Duke of Aosta This title he gets
from town of Piedmont. in the province
of Turin. Oh the Dora Baltea, at the foot
of the Great st. Bernard. The duke has
been married before, his beautiful wife
Marie dying in 1875.
Princess Clotildc of Savoy daughter of
Victor Emanuel married Prince jerome
Bonapartc who is son of the brother of
the great Napoleon. Princess Letitia
Bonaparte is their daughter, and it is she
who is to be married to Amadeus. The
princess is not quito 90 years Of age. She
inherits Napoleonic cast Of countenance.
Her grandfather. the brother of Napoleon,
had the kingdom of Westphalia created
for him when he married the princess
royal of Wurtembcrg.
This marriage will do much, it Is
thought, to help the Napoleons. Their
humble origin is never forgotten by tho
royalty Of Europe, and every time they
ally themselves to throne they step up
higher in tho scale. The marriage of the
Princess Letitia Bonapartc and her uncle
is looked upon as important. Her aunt is
queen consort Of Portugal, and her
brother is Prince Victor, pretender to the
French empire.
King Humbert. her future brother-in-
law, has one child by his marriage with
his cousin. the Princess Marguerite of
Savoy, daughter of the Duke Ferdinand
of Genoa. brother of King Victor Eman-
uel. The Duke Amadeus has also three
sons by his former wife. So there is not
remote possibility OF any child of the
Princess Lettia ever inheriting the throne
of Italy.
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REVIEW.

REVIEW.
New YORK, August 13.-Therc was a
lack of animation in the stock market
to-day. Much Of The high pressure
seemed 10 have been exhausted At the
opening It was strong. owing 10 favorable
London cables Influenced by their orders
in Reading, Union Pacific and Erie
Gains were made all around, but The long
stock that came out made these, gains
only moderate Soon their orders were
filled, and dizziness followed, tonceding
to the dealing, something il has not done
before in this upward movement, proving
in a manner that II Is nearing The Top,
and needs some new good news In squirt
il further J he ci"p r'pOr,s, upon which
this movement was BASED, was not as en-
couragin, to day as heretofore IL Is
conceded that our wheat crop will show
decreases from last year, and for the last
five or six years the earliest frost was
August 30 i'm Dakota and Minnesota; on
the 9th If this month frosls appeared
there, and, extending To he centra, pant
of Iowa, with The corn crop two weeks
behind, it is bold man now who will
bull stocks. The close was at Saturday g
prices, undertone tired and waiting.
Bonds fraction better
Sterling, 81 8jt@S 4s8. Money. 203
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the satisfaction Of
seeing his exceed
in ely primitive
show grow to i'm
menseproportions
and become the
most famous or
ganization of the
kind in the world.
Robinson W q s
born in Albany,
N. Y, il 1906,
and the fact that
he lived to the
great age of 81
xyould Saen1 in a
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TO MARRY HIS NIECE.
Approaching Nuptials OF the Duke OF Aosts
and Princess Letitia I,onapartc.

AYHrONcuIuB NuptHWHS OF tHo Duko OH hOss~
and Princess Letitia Bonapartc.
The Duke of Aosta. Amadeus. is about
to marry his own niece. Preparations for
the event are now being made OH grand
scale. This is rather out of the ordinary
run Of marriages. even for royalty.
Amadeus is big man in Europe. He
Is a son of Italy's illustrious king, Victor
Emanuel, and for three years held the
title Of king Of Spain. This was during
the intcrregnum which followed the ex.
pulsion Of Isabella ii in 1870 His brief
reign was unpopular. owing to the preju
dice of the Spanish people against all for
eigners. Finally, In 1878, Amadeus abdi-
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3uNCIE LARRY JEROME.
A MAN WHO NEVER LACKED EN-
THUs'AsTIc FRIENDS.

How He Astonished British Flunky and
Gained tho Title "Uncie" Among His
Acauaintances-A Man Of Infinite Jest
and Good Fellowship.
II was something less than two years
.fter III. death OF his friend. w. r. Trav-
srs. prince Of metropolitan wits and story
tellers. that the friends Of Lawrence
C'Iarry'O Jerome announced his serious
fitness.
"Unclc Larry" has been great traveller,
huntsman, yachtsman, clubman.. prince OF
GOOD fellows. and as o wit il said 90 have
riyaled Travers himself. BY the by,
how did Lawrence jerome get the sobri-
oucto Uncle Larry Here Is story
that will explain it
beautiful American woman some
wears ago met Lord Randolph Churchill
at 3 dinner in Paris. The young states
man became infatuated with the lady,
nroposcd. was accepted and married. She
was taken to London, and at once became
ono of tho prominent beauties OF London
society. That woman was the niece OF
Lawrence Jerome.
One day a tired and dusty Traveller.
pripsack in hand, appeared at the portal
Of the residence Of the younger scion of
the house of Marlborough He rang, and
behold Aunky, magnif ont in plush
and white silk, brass buttons and pow
dcred wig. appeared and frowned upon
him who sought admission.
"Where's Churchill demanded the
traveller, making a move to stalk past the
funky.
lis lordship's not hup, sir, protested
the fiunky. 49,,
II want to sec him, said the traveller.
"You carnt do it, sir" said the ser
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probationer. Two
years lat er Ia e
took q iii C r
medal for draw
ing and the pre-
MUM of $40. The
next year he took
other prizes and
in 1864 exhibited
his first pictures
in the Royal AGA
deny. They were
"a Portrait" and
Turned out Of
Church. In 1865
no oyhi bited a
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Richmond Live Stock Market.
RICHMOND, Va, Augu

RICHMOND, VA, August Il.
REcEIPrs.-277 head cattle, 81 sheep and
lambs l3l hogs.
SALEs-243 head cattle, ~ sheep and
lambs, and l3l hogs
PRIcEs.-Cattle: Best. 4 TO 1t gross; medium
to good 81 to - gross; common to fair, 2
to gross; sheep ?! to 4 gross; lambs. TO
OF gross: hogs, to st net bulls, y to 8
gross
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Corn.-372 bushels.
OATS ,42S bushels.
Rye.-ll2 bushel'.
SALES REPORTED To SECRETARY.
Wh'at-White. 50 bushels prime at Sic
242 bushels very good at 9}c; I02 bushels
very good at &c; ~ bushels good at Ole
80 bushels good at SOC. Long berry. GOO bush
els prime at Csc. ,132 prime at Die. 100
bushels very good on private terms 100
bushels very good at 93c.; 1872 bushels very
good at 92c.; 80 bushels good az Ole: 40
bushels good at DC. l76 bushels fair at Sc
400 bushels common a. Soc. Mixed
l66 bushels prime at 93c. 40 BUSH
els very good on private terms 40 bushels
good at $50. 1874 bl hes good at SIC.
Shortberry, 81 bushels prime at 92c.; 200
bushels pr at Ole: 2O6 bushels very good
at 9Oc.; 1900 bushels very good on private
terms; 80 bushels very good at ssc; l04
bushels & cd at Sc; l,57G bushels good at
SEC; 400 bushels fair a. Sc. $50 bushels
fair AT SIC; IS bushels common at soc To-
tai sales of wheat, III .26s bushels.
Corn White, 2l2 bushels very good at
Coo.
Oats Winter, 100 bushels cod at 3Sc. !;
81 bushels fair at &c. Spring, l56 bu. hels
very good at 35c Total sales of oats, $40
buehels.
COTTON REPORT
Market steady.
Quotations. Middling, l0c.; low middling,
9sc.; good ordinary. Sac.
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Attention. Grass WidoWers

Your attention Is called to my lunch
and sample room, 9l0 Main street, be.
tween Ninth and Tenth streets. A nice,
cool, airy dining-room. The best our
markets can afford is served from my
lunch counter.
Gus E. DELARUE, Proprietor.
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THE LATE FRANK hOll.

He Was Il Celebrated Painter-One of HI
Pictures.
Frank Holl, the eminent painter, who
died recently in England, was the son of
that Holl who was an eminent engraver.
He was born in London in 1S4j, and edu-
Gated at St James Terrace, Kentishtown,
and at ID entered the ROYAL academy as q
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-14
AN OLD CIRCUS MAN DEAD.

John Robinson. Who Passed away az I'm
cinnati.
The name of John Robinsor--thc vete.
ran circus man who reeeptiy died in Gin
sinnafi, has beepfainiliar in the United
States since men who are now old were
boys. Tho Robinson circus was started
BY him nearly half century ago, but at
that time it was q very paltry affair. 1t
consisted of q mule, o broken legged
horse and an old tattered tent, and the
first exhibition was given at Detroit.
Robinson's marvellous horseback riding,
however made the thing success, and
MS he was a man Of great prudence
in money matters he soon he'd
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-08-14

trait of himself by Mr.. Holl. He also
painted the Prince of Wales, John
Bright and other English notables, be-
sides the eminent Philadelphia, s. Weir
Mitchell
A pen and ink sketch of one of Mr.
Hollis most famous pictures. Ordered to
the Front" has been engraved and Is
presented with this.