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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-15
New York Cotton Market.
lBy Telegraph.i


NEW YORK. October II. Mcssrs. Hub
bard. Price a Go. in their cotton circular
this evening. SAY. "Iho selling movement
continues intensified hy the mail ad, icc-
from tine south declaring no damage has
been done hy the recent frost. Operators
are 10th tO believe the earliest frost since
1865 has not injured the crop, but the press
IRE 90 sell has been 40 severe that they have
Joined 100 with the rest. and the close il easy
at the lowest prices of the day. Another
cold wave has appeared in the Northwest.
threatening to follow in the path Of the
previous one. and frosty weather r. antici-
nafod az far south ~ North Carolina. Gable
advico- state Liverpool 10 Dee affected 10y the
selling Of shippers hedging IN advance Of
purchasers here. and spnncr- Slow buyers
az October contracts in that market. CONT
mental spinmcr- are not vet free buyers. and
are waiting for the markets io settle 10 What
they considered "a fair ba,, for cotton. NJ
iii this basis reached the markets VIII ID,
affected lbs the heavy movement Of the crol
fO market adjusting itself tO the declines
in the Southern markets. Meantime an in
crca-ing short interest j. 10 Doe noticed as a
factor requiring close attention.
spot cotton steady: middling uplands'
100 e.: sales 10 spinner. 2l1 bales. 'losne-
October ip.ilW 1913; November, lo.H
M1O.IO: December. 10000 1905: January
lO.OJW 1905. February. lO.l2W lob; March.
IOI~@IOIg: April. lO.2id 1913: May. 1871
0lO.3s: June. 1850 1899; July, 1920
1913.
In Liverpool cotton was Lied. lower; mid
ding uplands, Is Sled. sales 5000 bales.
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Reported by spratley 4 Oyeih,y. Commits.
ION Merchants, 1906 Cary street
Country Produce

sion Merchants. 1906 Cary street
Country Produce.
Choice, SD 10 500 prime, s.
10 - -: poor 10 good, $50 10 Sl.lj.
Boc0u-N Virginia hams. choice old, ljc.
per pound: new hams, small l3to he; new
hams. large, II to Re; sides, -. 10 &C..
! SHOULDERS, 90 ~
Be0HS- Choice navy, Si.ij 10 -.
BJpck EVc Peas II. 80 Ia $40.
Bccsrdr-2O to PIE. per pound.
broom COJR-3 TO *.
Buckwhc0f- &c. 10 Sc.
Buffey-N Virginia creamery, - 10 Die.
family packed tNirginial, Il 70 l9c.; choice
yellow, store packed iNirginial l6 10 lie.
store packed. mixed color and Sweet, - e
ljc.: Store packed, cummOn 70 air, 10 iOc.
CaJbagc- Per 100. $; 10 s..
lhcsfHHts Il TO 1c.
EggS-ln crates fresh, Is to l9c.; in
boxes aud barrels. II to IS.
Lire POuitfV-li Hens. - 10 re; mixed
cOOps. % 10 De. Chickens, spring, large,
Ii to DC. small, II 10 l5c.
Dricd FyUu- Peaches, peeled. ) 10 &C..
unpceled, halves, to Be. Apples, sliced. \
Ia 3i.c.; quarters, y to Sc. Iheggies. pit.
ted. : to -. iilackberrles, 10 a. Wlor-
tlebclIies, % &C..
FcdthcrS Prime live goose, 30 to i2c per
pound: mixed. 81 to 2Sc.
FIorSccd Per bushei 81 to Sl,l0,
Grdpcs 3 10 DO,
mites pry hints, light weights, ! to 81,
per pound: heavy weights, 6jzc, per pound
dry sailed. de-; twetl sailed, &c.; green, Sc,
Lord-Prme country, 10 $40. per
pound,
Onions-Per barrel, :. to s..25; per crate,
~ ~ zoe.
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New York Produce Market.

NHw YORK. October li.-Fl0ur closed
quiet. steady and unchanged. Wheat
closed strong and &C.. higher; spot sales No.
red. winter. cash. So ,W~l e.: do. Oc-
tobcr. SjR-c. Corn closed steady spot sales
so. 2miNed. October. 80 &C.: do. NoNem-
bcr iOc, OATS closed easier; spot sales 70,
mixed. DC: No. do. 20. ~ nc: do.
October. 81 &C.. Pork quiet but steady; in
,pcctcd mess. Sl2.2jw $3.50. Lard closed
easier: October. <G.6l. sugar Refined
quiet; cui loaf. crushed and powdered
17-c.: uamulaicd. &C.: cubes, nc;
mould \. re. Coffee spot cargoes closed
steady: fair Rio. lyi be-.
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Baltimore Markets.
lBy Telegraph

BALTIMORE. MD. October li.--tOiion
quiet: middling. lOssc. Flour duh and un.
changed: ll0Wasd->trcci and Western su-
poriine. $500 s.. do. extra. $3.lJWS4; do.
family. St.l0wS $3.50: winter wheat patent,
si.9jn$j.15. spring wheat patent, S'.25W
$500: DO. straight. S4.JoW -; DO. extra,
s3.6oWSl. >suihcn firm; fultz. =
RS~c.: ionghcrTy, Sln So; No. >. Nlc.;
steamer. Snc.: Western quiet and firm; No.
winter red. spot. s2AWS3c. Corn
southern scarce and nominal; white and
yellow. 4DH ilc.; Western firm; mixed. spot,
tOc.. October. .ali ,0f iOi o.. oats very firm
southern and PENNSYLVANIA. pa 80: W est
crn white. 2Gn 2sc.: Western mixed. 23W
DO. Graded 80. white. II sW 2>c. Rice
highcr: prime to choice. .5cfj>c. Provisions
dun. Petroleum steady.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. October ll.-Whcat opened
stronger. Corn -trongcrand -@ 81. higher
oats dull and shade frmer. Provisions
dun. Closiues. Wheat October, S07sc.i
December s2'-c.:ilay. S5'-MS jisc. Corn
October. 3li &C.,; November 3lisc; Decem-
bier. 3ll-c. Oats October l. &C.,; Dcccm-
beer. lgs-c.: May. ID a. RIG. Pork-Oc'
toher. 500. November, s',37 F.; January
S9.32l. Lard october. $500 NOsen
bcrsSjg2i January. Sj.s,l.c short ribs
October, $40: November. $50; January
=
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Reported 10y {. ". Branch CO., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
NEW YORK. October Eve had am Dr.
regular market zap To > O'Clock. because of
raids ON sugar. Cotton. oil, Delaware. Lac
awana and Western. and Missouri Pacific,
and from to per cent. advance by Atchi-
son ON IFS August met increase of S-nl.npl.
All the time the DrcNcl-Morgdn stocks.
Atchison. Manhattan. Jersey Central. and
tine Wizards were strong. All the news was
GOOD. Railroad earnings were GOOD ana rc-
CENTS of grain are very heavy. il ias sel-
dom happened that the DrcNel-Morean
stocks begin 90 go zap without the entire list
following. The Atchis0n plan II now prom
isod for tomorrow. anyway. The whole
tenor of the current news is IN favor OF the
bulls. ana many important deals are known
to Dee pending. any one Of which would give
the market Il sharp up turn. The general
feeling is that the pinch in money Is over,
and that we shall have all we need at 5n
per cent. The list as whole was very
strong to-day and promising.
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I,iehmond Live stock Market.

RICHMOND, w., October II. l,>9.
Receipts ~ head OF cattle; 30 sheer
and lambs. glj hogs.
sales ilG head OF cattle; 30 sheep and
lambs GO2 hogs,
Prices Cattle best. 81 Ia &C.. gross; me
dunn 10 good. -. to - &C.. gross; common Il
fair. / tO DC. gross; sheep. Ia &C.. gross
lambs, 10 jc. gross; hogs, 81 10 &C.. net
bulls. D., 10 isc. gross,
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Georgia Pacific per ci..lH23.. n "a
Georgia Pacific incomes .-.. ~ %
Petersburg Class \. -. Il. { i'o 49,.
Petersburg Class Il. 6's. 1926. lpiA u"
Rich. 4 Dan. cOn-ol G's. ls'n lV, ...-
Rich. 4 Dan. gold Is. , 1915 II, ...-
Rich. A Dan. debt g.. l12, 1Ol ...-
Rich 4 Dan. gen. mort. o's. ~ .-t-
R.N. X. n. Z. lst -. 1894 ... III -...
Virginia Midland G.. VI. IS. ~ go,
Western y. {. lst -, &. $50 lo2 W.
RAILROAD STOCKS.
Petersburg ... ....... .....-t ~,
r.. r. 4 +. Div. obligations llo's III
BANK STOCKS.
Petersburg savings Ins. Coz. 2o'i H'4
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Virginia Fire and Marine $5'- 81
Virginia state .......... 90
MISCELLANEOUS.
old Dominion :. :. Go -...... = :,
~lo,- /. and :. Go. stock q ~
West End Land a Imp. Go .... -
Burton heater .-.-..--...
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The object of this suit rs to obtain decree
against the defendant, Robert Stanard, ioi
the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars, Win
Interest thereon after the rate of 10 percen-
tum per annum. from the lst day Of Septem'
Der 1883. until paid. and To subject the in-
tcrcst OF said Robert Stannrd IN the estate ol
Josephine T.. Stanard. deceased. 10 the pay
ment thereof.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that Robert Stanard j. a nonresident OF this
state. II rs ordered that he appear here Will
In fifteen days after the due publication ol
this order and DO what Is necessary 10 pro-
tect his interest I'm this suit
\ cOpy-1oste:
CHAS. ". GOIDlN, Clerk.
IANp 4 SMITH. p a. Oc i-Iulw
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Owens & Minor Drug Go.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond Va.
WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Omoe OF Agency: Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERSONS rRnrnsrNn 10 nulLa.

PERSONS fhDfNclNb ~ DNAAS'
Persons wan ting 10 acquire homes icr then
selves in an improving locality. where every
dollar invested viii increase. will do well t'
examine the properties Of this company
which will be marked by sign boards posic'
upon each tract of land, and piats can be- seen
at the office OF the agency over the Mer
chants National Bank, corner Aaia ana
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms witt
parties deAiring TO build, and 70 all such vii
lend nifty per cent. The value ot the lot ant
improvements Al D pc ut on long time.
The properties were ace, Tedat prices muci
below the present market value, aud the com
pany can afford to Sc on reasonable terms
such buyers,
JAMES II. DO0LEY, President.
GEO. ]. ROGERS, Secretary.
lsp7l
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CURES WITHOUT THe USE Of HAU'
SEATING DRUGS.
YOUR pHYsICIAN PRFsCRlBtS II AM
KNOWS IFS VALUE.

After the discovery and introduction OF the
waters Of the celebrated Healing spring ui
Ashc county, y. c.. holder ana "a much
more strongly nupro-nafcd spring OF water
was found higher up the valley ON the lands
Of Major j. &. plummer
For Blood Diseases, tanccfous Aiicruons,
all kinds of Diseases of tine skin, linplss.
sl0fcnas EOughucsS. ~ullOWncSs. Mole, and
Bad CompieNiOn. Ladies'. who. from loss of
rest. Oyer-cXcftiOn. ANA too much dissina-
| ton, become lun-uld and Nl1sr, VIII ma the
| piummcr ErOmiuc Arsenic Water great
boon and rcstOrcr of freshness sufferers
with Dyspepsia, Indigestion. or amy stomach
or Kidney lrOuhles. viii lind fhc liuminef
Brominc Arsenic Water gives immediate rc-
! lief show the ANALYSIS Of the llummer brn-
mine Arsenic Water o. your physician ana
ask him will it helf You.
our leading doctors are prescribing ili,
wonderful water and receiving tnt best Zee
suits from IFS action. II is daily rfoWlng n
favor with the medical fraternity, anu the
demand for the waiter D., rapidly INCREASING.
I'm me near future the llunmer hfninine
Arsenic Water VIII become the leading
Healing Water of the world for an Blood,
stomach. Kidney. and skin diseases.
WHAT THE "PLrMMEe BROMINE ARSE
MIC WATER HAS DOSE FOR 4 hlCH-
MOND LADY, AND MHAl SHE SAYS
ABOUT n.
"Belng "a great sufferer from Indigestion,
and being unable iO cat either nut or Nege-
tables. ON making ms trouble known fO nr.
iHudou Is. Edwards. Doe adv |std nln ip use
'plummer BfOmIus ArDuic Wat 2. know
ing my regular phys eitn. lir Hunter Me
Guirc. had prescribed tne same water }
procured "a ease of fl, llnmmfr Irnm'mc
Arsenic Water. ana ! nm gi1l io say WHOM
using this water could eat anything, fruits
and yeso table, included, and iuy skim while
using the wafer WAS clear and ifpe lt0m
limplos, BlOiches. and letter. which always
eimc when eating fruits without drinking
plummer Bfomiue Arsenic Nutcl. / gladly
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Cincinnati Markets.
fTgts fT.I.a.r.ra

CINCINNATI, October l4.-Pork. regular,
Slo.51WSlO.5j; family. Sll@Sil.l2i.. Lard
-kcttle-dried. 60 -W64i 20. Whisky. sales
.2sp barrels finished goods on the bl-is Of
81 % for high wines.
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Tho object Of this suit r. 10 obtain decree
against the defendant. Robert -ianard. Tor
the sum Of 90 OF, with Interest on 81 W.
part thereof from the 18th day Of bcipuei
issI until paid. and with interest ON 5000
the residue thereof. from the 9th Jay OF De-
cember 1881, until pait. and ~ subject the
Interest of said Robert Sfanard 900 the estate
OF Josephine J.. Stanafd, deceased, 10 the
payment thereof.
And affidavit having been made and flied
that Robert Sfannid Is a nonresident OF TINS
state 10 Is ordered that he appear here With
in nlfcen days after due publication of this
order ami DO what Is necessary 90 protect his
interests lu tn, suit.
4 cOpy-lcstc:
CHARLES W. GODDIN. Clerk.
LAMB ( SMITH. oc1-Iulw
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TIIf-- W = 'ITI- ~ - -
IAarP 4 SMITH. p a. Oc l-lulV

VyIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS Of
' FICF or TIE CilANCEkl cot ri uf
THE CITY or RICHMOND THE 2ern DAY
or SEPTEMBER, 1850.
James Z. Gray lainiiH,
against
Robert ~tanafd and John Dunlop. executor
Of Josephine l.. ~tanard. deccased..........
HgfputuUfs
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JOHN BOWERS,

No. Z Governor Street.
MARBLE AND MARBLElZED SLATE
MANrEI.S:
FINE WOODEN MANlEIS;
SLATE ANDTILE HEAKIlS;
CRATES AND TENDERS;
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES;
HOT-AIR FURNACES AND FIREPLACE
STOVES;
4 large variety Of HEATING STOVES
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES;
Fine BRASS TENDERS AND FIRE SITS;
Tho GRAND oil STOVE AND AURORA
NAlOR COOK SfONES. au Lin
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERKS OF
Y flCE OF THE CHANCEkl COURT or
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE 2SrH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. lSS9.-SccOnd suit.
f. Victoria Willams................. Plaintih
against
Robert Sianaid and John Dunlop, executor
OF Josephine J.. Stanaid. decoased..............
4.
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Dropgcs-S3.O0 to $500.
lemons $500 10 500.
=PedcIcS--Pcr bushel crate. 81 90 10 $500.
PcdnufS-fancy stock per pound, > 10 De-.
medium. 3 10 &C..
Ponfocs New. per bushel. 90 to Csc.
per barrel. Sl.1j Ia 500.
Roots Ginseng. per pound. 500; seneca.
per pound. 30 10 Bic.
>ceds-'lo,er. per pound. 81 to g.:
Timothy. per bushel. Sl.jOto $3.50; Orchard
grass. NJ 10 Doe: Herds grass, ~ 10 Goc. +;
German millet. - 10 9Oc.
.Sumac-Per lO0 pounds. 1.,c. 20 81.
IIoOi-Tuh-washed. 30 10 So. per pound :
unwashed. BE. per pound.
I'eHisOH- lie. per pound.
NilI Feed.
>hipstuf. per ton. si.
Brownstuil, per ton, SO.
Bran. per ton, >i3.
Groceries. Etc.
AS reported by Davenport & Morris.
BrOOms-TwO strings. 9oc. 10 Sl.lj: three
strings. $40 10 s.: four strings, $3.50 to
$3.50: five strings, $3.50.
Willow. <l.lj 10 Sl.3O per nest
split, - TO Toe. per dozen.
Canned TOmGfoes Three pounds, per
dozen. ~ TO yOc.
Canned Cora-Two pounds. por dozen,
- 10 Sjc.
Hcrripgs Ro.. half barrel, $40 TO $3.50:
North Carolina cut. per barrel, $40 10 80
gross. per barrel. $500 10 $40.
Rice Carolina, > 10 &C.; RangOOn. q 5c.
SdIf-Liyerp0ol. from store Sl.io:
ground alum from store, per sack, sjc. Ca
Sl.oJ.
Sugo,S- formulated. &c; \ sugar. ~ e.;
soft &C.; Il sugar. G4c.; IN. & sugar.
81 10 CSC; & sugar. 81 10 63-c.
Tea Black. - TO o.: imperial, 80 10
Sc; gunpOwder, % 10 Nic.
Corcc-Rio. L. 10 2oc. Laguayra, 10 70
2Oilc.: Java. - t0 2jc.
BVckcts Painted. two hoops. Si.lj
three hoops. $50.
T'dUOW- g..
L0id- Pure. 13tc.. pressed. 81 .c.
NOi0SScS ENtrl hog-head. ~ t0 ljc.
barrels. IL ~ i6' genuine golden syrup
per gallon. - io BE-; New Orleans prime
10 choice, - 10 500.
Washing 3D.. 10 &c.; per pound.
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VIRGINIA IN THE CLERK 5
Y OFFICE OF THE CIIANCtKl COURT
OF The CITY or RICHMOND. HE 2SIH
DAY or SEPTEMBER. 1859:
oliver J. Plaintiff,
against
Robert ~ianard and John Dunlop executor
OF Josephine J.. ~tanard. deceased ...--.-....
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RICHMOND. VA, October If, 1851.


OFFERINGS.
Wheat -i27s bushels.
Corn / 800 bushels.
Oats %, bushels.
Rye 3l3 bushels.
SALES RErOKiED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat White. Is bushels very good at
$50. LOngberry. 1O2 bushels very good 10
prime on private terms: 20 bushels very
GOOD at gOc: 80 bushels common al ,jc.
1876 bushels common al zoe. Mixed. Opo
bushels choice at 9Oc.: .jOO bushels prime
ON private terms. ~h0rtberry. ~ bushels
iairat SOc.: ID bushels common at ,Jc. To-
tai sale, Of wheat. BIS bushels.
Oats Winter. - bushel, very good ON
private terms.
Rye "A bushels good 40 Ole
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
,i...g.g..... MfI.llft.f % lUN mil
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PRE STON 3 ELVIN,
FINE ART FU RNIIOR E
No. Is Governor Street.
DRUGS, MEDICINES. NC.

1T Is wonderful that from The bosom OF
Mother Earth flows streams Tor the healing
Of her chlldreu.-S. A. a.. r.
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- CIlASCFKY:
The object Of this suit is to attach the in-
tere.t Of Robert Siamard boa the estate Of Jo-
sephiue /. -tanard, deceased. and loo the
hands OF John uunlOp, her executor, and 20
subject Tie same to the payment az the debt
due the plantin ln the bill in THIS suit de-
scribed being % balance ol seventeen hum
dred dollars and interest from July !, lc-o.
until paid.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that Robert Stanard il "a NONRESIDENT OF TINS
State, 10 Is ordered that hc appear here with
I'm fifteen days after the due publication ~
this order. and do what lb necessary 20 llO
tect his Interest in this suit
\ Copy Tcsie:
JOB LANE ~rEKN, p. o.. fcl-lnlW
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SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY


Market firm.
Quofafi0nN.- Middling. l0i &C.; low mid
ding. 81 &c.: good ordinary, -.
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Reported by John l.. Williams son,
bankers and brokers. NO I'LL Main street.
RlCHMuNp Va, October II, lSSl.
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~ a Modicluc VI GENUINE MERIrwc plac
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s3,Ojs.S3 Nirsiaia deferred, irregular. al
By.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. 4 skcd.
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FINANCE AND COM ERCE
New York stock Market.

Reported %, {. ". Branch a CO.. bankers
and brokers'. No. I'LL Main street.
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THE irony of fie has again been Illus
iraied in the case of young sc0icbman
named William Bell. For number OF
wears Doe taught school near san Antonio.
Texas. for u meagrc salary. \ san Antonio
despatch says thai hn had laboed in
America for twenty lears. and vas no
further ahead than when he started Re
GENTLY he len for NeW York, where he
hoped 90 better himself Ol reaching there
Doe received new, of the death u his 9isc In
scotland. lie had married her when a
tOuth. and she was las-lc on the hills OF
dundee. She was of good family. and her
ueople pcic wealthy. They objected 10 the
match and auei DE marriage made II so
unpleasant FOR the yOuhg p6',ple that Bell,
in dcsucratiOn. resolved 10 seek MS fOitdne
I'M "a new world. lie had not the money To
ifing hi, bride with him. and was UNIV Hing
10 subject her 20 fhe pri,aIions OF hard life
lie babe bcs soodsh.p. fni she promised
Ia wait patiently until he Vas able
fo return for her. She went 10
har uarents. and Bell turned his back
iu0n the land Of his nativity. lie was
ede,yofic and economical, and willing Ia
urn his hand ~ ANYTHING. He tried iirst
one thine and ihen uuOiher, ana iallcd IN
ALL Chilled hy disappointment, 80 1riltfd
a last 10 southwestern Texas and became y
country padagOguc. The old restless desire
10 be- up aud doing Oiercame him ana ne
went north again The news which reached
him there makes him the heir 10 t2o,O~'
which falls 10 him through his dead wife
The money came 10 her bgi recent, through
me death Of her parents, and she had writ
len 10 Bell a short time before she died, tell.
inc him ihas they were rich at last, and
Kidding him come home, The news Of the
death Of his wife reached him before be r.,
cei,ed that Of the fortune which awaited
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-02-26
AopklNsvlLLE. KENTUCKY.

A live and growing fitS OF 5000 inhabitants
situated in a county Of to.o0O. The Louisville
and Nashville hiss two lines of railroad In the
county and the people have recently voted aid
to tvo new roads. Largest tobacco growing
county In the world. Wheat, corn, hay coal,
1.-Two stock and fruits produced for export In
largo quantities. The city has four banks
with an aggregate capital ofsis9,O'o. plan
ing mill and wagon factory, three carriage
factories, lime factory, tobacco luanufactory,
two foundries, three rlckyards, broom fac
tory. steam laundry, ice factory, two large
Touring mills in the city and several in the
county. Splendid driving park and nne opera
house. Five turnpikes centering In Hopkins
Vile. building and Loa1 Association, Com
mercal Club, atelephore exchange. numbered
streets and houses and city lighted by gas
Macadamizcd streets and brick sidewalks al
over tho city. Eleven churches, two colleges
high school and the nnest system OF public
schools, white and colored, in the State. West
ern Kentucky Lunatic Asylum with popula
tion Of GO, two miles east OF the city. sioo,
900 court house with town clock IN the dome
A fluo FIRE department and company OF STATE
Guards. Little River furnishes an adequate
supply of water for all purposes Real estate
low and rents cheap. Fine opening for wooler
mill, pork packing establishment, fruit can
nery, lanyard and many other enterprises.
Climate mild and invigoratlng and exceed
ingly healthful.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1889-02-26
LAYTONvILLE.

LAYToNsvILLE, Ky. .,,Feb. Is, 1888.
This place has undergone change
Mr.. Alex Shaw has sold out his dry
goods and grocery store to Mr.. Pet'
Vowel.
Mr.. Ed Dolin is very sick at his
daughters. Mrs. Bette Henderson.
Eddie Henderson has gone to
Sharon Grove TO complete his educa-
tioa.
Mr.. Browns school will close OF
Forbes School House the first OF
March with public examination.
Miss Jennie Hindle, of Green Brier,
Tenn, is visiting friends in and
around here.
Miss Mary Donnehue died at her
home on the Butler road last Friday
and was buried at the old family
burial ground near McClellan's
Spring, Saturday evening.
Judge Layton, of Fairview, has
purchased the old Mcclellan farm
for 5000.
Mr.. Johnnie Carroll gave the
young folks an oyster supper the
l4th of this month, which was en-
joyed by all.
Mr.. L. Hancock and Miss Blan-
chic Saunders, from near Fairview,
are visiting at Mr.. J. Saunders this
week.
Mr.. j. V. Forbes is the champion
singer now, he can be heard singing
lullaby to his little daughter at any
time.
Friend j. d. Steele Is the best
trapper we have around here. lie
has trapped four cats and one opos-
sum in one week.
Mr.. j M. Harmed will erect saw
and grist mill in two miles of this
place, commencing the first Of
March.
Mr.. Pete Vowel came very near
losing his store by fire, one day this
week. The house took fire ON the
roof, but by the hep of his ncighbors
II was saved.
Mr.. Editor, what do you think Of
two young men that meet at
public place TO settle an old dispute
aud get in fight aad use eggs as
their weapons?
Mrs. Alice Norman will speak at
this place the 26 Of this month on
Prohibition. DAN.