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Philadelphia Record.
The New Orleans Times Democrat re-
torts very cleverly upon George w.
Cable and other equally critical and unin-
formed persons who berate the Southern
people for their failure to educate the
negroes. It shows that the average pay
ment for school purposes in proportion
TO property is greater in the South than
in the New England or Middle states
The money for schools is nearly all
contributed by the whites. For example
Pennsylvania pays 80 cents on the Sl0O
for school purposes, whilst the South
averages so cents per S100-Virginia
paying 90 cents pes 500; Florida, 3d.;
Arkansas 60; West Virginia, 81 Missi-
ssippi, 65. When the impoverishment Of
the Southern people st the end of the
war is considered, the fact that they
have since contributed $31, 600 600 for
negro education should serve to blunt the
edge Of hostile criticism.
Evening journal., 1889-09-05

IT would be interesting to know what
promises Malone made to receive the
support Of John NJ Langston, the colored
patriot of Virginia.
Evening journal., 1889-09-05

A BASE BALL umpire has been killed In
North Carolina. There are so few re-
forms in North Carolina that all good
people should unite in doing her honor
for fhis
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School Stationery.

This Department, as you
probably know, has one of the
choice places-Juniper and
Markets streets. It's a busy
place just now. Over 5000
people made purchases there
on Tuesday, and all this week
the school folks will be coming
numerously. Here are some
things of interest:
Woven Desk Covers, bright colors, 15c.
Leather Satohels for Boy s, from 25c to
s. 80; six sorts.
Drawing Books OF good paper, 10 to SOC
Sets OF Faber's Drawing Pencils in neat
cases;
different grades. 45c
different grades, $50
10 different grades, CSC
NOiseless States. y TO 40c
student Note Books, fine white paper,
As leaves l0c.
Exercise. Books. stiff cover, good white
paper. IS leaves, l2c; 96 leaves, 20c.
School Satchels woven macrams thread,
3styles:
square. with handles, 25c
WIN ara cora. e5c
double, rings and eha!n,sl
Evening journal., 1889-09-05

THE veterans were used as catspaws
At Milwaukee to enhance Ayers chances
for the nomination for the Presidency
and to endorse and vindicate Tanner.
Evening journal., 1889-09-05

THE great strike in London is ended in
a victory for the strikers. 1t has been
won by comparatively peaceful means, and
TO that extent it is creditable TO the
strikers and to the dockmen. The con
cessions which were demanded the
strikers have been granted and It is pre-.
sumed that they were just or they would
not have been granted.
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Lutte ascendency, will be added to, by the
same processes of coercion as have avail
ed to make Mr. Quay and Mr. Platt so
important. and this administration will
find itself in the clusch Of a worse
Triumvirste than that which carried
down General Grants civil frame to the
verge of destruction. We say worse, be-
cause at every PORT, and in every com
parison of qualities, combination
formed by Mr.. Platt, Mr.. Quay,
and General Malone must be
inferior to that which was
made by Mr.. Conking, Mr. Cameron and
General Logan. Insupportable as was the
assumption Of power in 1850 and prev
iously by that ill-starred Triumvirate.
the public interests must have suffered
less had they prevailed over the popular
opposition, than they would suffer now
If such combination as that which the
Virginia contest foreshadows should win
the game they are playing.
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wilmington clearing House.

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
at the clearing house to-day were; Clear
ings. 500, 435 80; balances. $14, $50 60.
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wANAMAKER,s.
Boys Satchels. waterproof CLOTH s5c, 81
81 25.
Pen Boxes. with writing implements:
polished cedar. soc
white wood, 30c


But you must not measure
the stock by its name. 1t
covers Small Cutlery of every
sort, Art Materials, Com
mercial Stationery, and a thou
sand things demanded by taste
and education.
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one Fare 20 Isnltimore ana Return

One Fare 90 Isaltimore and RETURN
Via the Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore railroad, on account of the
great Maryland Exposition. Tickets will
be sold September to IA. valid for re-
turn until September 81 a magnificent
train service between this city aud Baiti-
MA
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Dress Goods.

Ask for Tuxedo Suiting.
That's the rich, soft, all-wool
stuff that would be "cheap at
75c," but IS SOC. The mill
people won't recognize TUX
edo" No matter, a better
story of dress good value was
perhaps never hung on a bor-
rowed peg.
A $I.5o stuff for ST.. An
other of the surprises, Fancy
Striped Cheviot. A stylish
imported stuff, so inches wide,
and shot with silk in some of
the delicate stripes.
Yet another from over sea;
$I.75 the starting price, to-day
81. Half a dozen plain colors;
a good, strong crepey stuff,
weight for Fall and Winter.
4S-inch Camel Hair Suiting
that was $I.5o, now 75c. AS
thick with frizzly hairs as need
be. A bang-up fabric of its
kind. Six or eight plain colors.
size Cheviots 25c.
75c Tricots soc.
ST. Mohairs CSC.
5o-inch Ladies Cloth 6oc.
SIPS to $I.5o Suitings 75c.
$1.5o to $2.5o Suitings 81.
soc Plaids 371ac.
371sc Melanges 2oc.
2oc Mixtures I5c.
That's the sort of a harvest
you'll find anywhere you try
in Dress Goods.
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PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE NJ Az
BE HAD AT THE COUNTING EooM ~
-nx xYEElNa JoUKAAL
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2
ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
On Sunday only-Leave Wilmington at q
m for Reading and intermediate points.
Daily, except Sunday-Leave DUPONT o.Ob s
m, Newbridge $40 a. m. Arrive WilmingtcI
6.42 a. m.
Saturday only--Leave Reading 1900 noon
arrive BirdsbOro 1880 p. m. Leave DUPONT III
p. m, Newbridge l.30 p. m. Arrive Whining toi
l53 D. m. Leave Newbridge 700 D. m, arrivs
Wilmington .23 o. m.
For connections at Wilmington with p, W
q b. h, R).at b. 8 o. Junction with (B. q
r. r.. at Chaddis Ford Junction, with p, W
a B. r. r., at Coat esville and Waynesbur
Junction, with Penn. r. r., at BirdsborC
with p g.. r. r. r. and p. r RI, at Reading
with P. g. r. r., see time tables at al
stations.
BOWNEss BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Aat
A. q. MCCA AUSIiANU. Superintendent.
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THURSDAY. sEPTEMB'R O. 1882

THE troops were not needed at Jackson,
Miss. The reports were exaggerated
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transit. We also notice 500 casks re
turned to the States, and $50 shipped
Australia In soft continental leaf, IN
trade through this country has practi =
cally been superseded by direct bust :
ness
Estimated stocks in Great Britain,
3lst December-1sSs ~ 666; 1887, gs,-
,O9, 1896, s6,ss9, 1885, GAIL; 1884,
1852; 1888 $685. 1892, JG,73'; 1881,
1886; 1880 s7.2sS 1879; ~ .0is
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Chicago AInrnul.

CHICAGO, January 17.-Wheat opened
steady. Corn dull. Oats quiet Pro-
visions dull Closings- heat--Janu-
ary 98sc.; February, 97c May, $l.0l@
Sf0l4. Corn-January, 3i@S4tc.; Feb
ruarv. 34s@34!c May, &c Oats-Janu-
ary. 24sc February, 25sc.i May, 27s@
27fc. Pork-January and February
si2 s9t May $l315@Sl317i. Lard
January, 81; February, sos; May, $500
Ribs-january, co. February, $6.67t
MAY SGS5 SO
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NO 9TH CANOtINA.

RArEIoH. y c.. January 1I-Good
breaks all Of last week with us,
with prices high on all colory tobac-
COS. Cutters reached the highest point
of the season--SiS per hundred. Wrap
pcrs also sold well. In fact. everything
Of good color brought top market figures
Prospect for another good weeks bust
ness this week. Nearly all of the wagon
sheds are filling up with wagons for to-
mOrrOw's break. REED & MCGEE.
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BALTIMORE, January l7.-Cotton quiet
and nominal middling 0lc. Flour quiet
and steady; Howard street steady; How
ard street and W estern superiine, 5000
S8.35 do. extra, S35O@S45O do. family,
S475MS5.5O city mills. Rio brands
extra. $3.50 $3.50; winter wheat patent
5000 $500; spring wheat patent,
So 5O,0S6.75. Wheat-SOuthern, scarce
but nominally firm Fultz, S10OUS1O7
Longberry, 81 0OWS lO7 No , Southern
S1@$10l Western steady; No. 2 win
ter red, spot 92lW92fc. Corn
Southern quiet and firm white, 400
l5c: yellow, 4O@43c; Western steady
mixed spot and January, At@4l4c
Oats dull and steady; Southern and
Pennsylvania, 800 33c; Western white
82m33c.: Western mixed, 29W3lc.
graded No. ?, white, 33c. Rye dull and
nominal, $4,000 Provisions duh. Pc
troleum quiet; refined, $500 Coffee
quiet Rio cargoes, fair, l1@l7tc. Sugar
steady; A soft, &C.. copper refined firm
18M164c. Whisky active and firm al
Sill
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VIOLA LOTION.

For the prevention and cure of CHAPPED
HANDS. ROUGH SKIN. SKIN ERUPrlONs,
ECZEMA, and ANNOYING IICHlNI' anu
indeed. all kinds Of cutaneous diseases.
This prescription was prescred by ceie-
brated specialist OF Philadelphia FOR ono OF
our well known citizens. 1t accomplished
such wonderful results, and the calls upon
him for il were so numerous that be placed
the prescription in our hands 70 be com
poundod and sold az such reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves OF i''
benefits. II can be had AT a low price, and w
advise all sufferers 10 try IL.
Numerous testimonials could be obtained u
It's merits II desired.
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
6mnll-tf III NAN STREET.
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NEW YORK, January i7.-Flour closed
dull but steady; fine grades winter -. 300
3d. Southern quiet; trade and family
brands $3s5W$550 Wheat steady; spot
sales No. red, $10jM$l07 No. 2 red,
winter, January gG.c Corn, quiet but
steady; spot sales No. 2 mixed, 44i@ 45c.;
do. January, 44gc. Oats higher spot sales
No. white Belle; No mixed. January,
3t5c Pork dull; mess, Slimi4.25 for
new. Lard Hat and lower. February,
$7.4j. Sugar-Raw dull and nominal; re-
fined, weak: cut loaf and crushed,
Sc; cubes and powdered, 1lc. granu-
lated 7c. Coffee spot cargoes, steady
fair Rio, i7lc
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Don't Hesitate

for one moment, but buy a box of The
Cherokee Cough drops and cure that cougt
YOU have. Only g.. per box. satisfac
lion guaranteed or money refunded. On
sale Al all drug stores and confectioneries
Trade supplied by Purcell Ladd d Co
and Powers, Taylor Il Co., wholesale
druggists
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CARRIAGE BUILDERS.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS, RICHMOND. VA.

= W IT.
Wishing 10 close out our stock OF seconl-
hand vehicles 10 get the room. we VIII oner
the following AZ very low prices. Three top
side-har Brewster Buegies, one no top SIDE
bar brewster buggy, one canopy top Phaeton.
hone thrce-qtarter falling too lAndaute le, QUO
standing top phacton. one top coal box buggy,
one slK-seat extension top Carriage, one close
-fx-seat Carriage one one-man TOP brewster
RuVvv. one Driy. one light Victoria. one
iump' seat Carriage. one Victoria Carriage.
never been used. built at price OF t0t. can
now be- bought Tor $50. Besides these vehicles
,ehiries AL lowest prices. 9jaau
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II the people are clamoring for hrst
class hotel accommodations, let them ap-
ply at the Exchange and Ballard hoteis
They can be cared for as comfortably as
at any hotel North OF South, both as TO
rooms and cuisine appointments.
j. /. CARRTNGTOS, Proprietor.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

VTIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
v FICE o. THE CHANCERY COURT OF
THE CITY or RICHMOND THE 9TH DAY
OF ANUARY. loss
Solomon Frank and Charles Adler. partners
trading az Frank & Adler. '''.''r ia'ntins'
william :. Dashlei. In his own right and as
trustee, A ~. Kaufman. l.. Nachman,
stephen Putnoy. Lewis a. Blair, l. inehorne
Putney. and Walter II. Miles. co partners
doing business under the firm name ana
styl.s OF Stephen Putncy X CO.. VI. Hessburg,
doing busin 49, under the hrIn name and
style OF southern Shoe Coz Eichengreen
a1d--Weil. doing business under the nrm
name and style OF Eichengrccn Well
Clarke. Perry and. co partners do
ing business under the firm n,rnc and style OF
Clarke. Perry Co The Morrow shoe Man
ufactuang Co: william Dor.ch aud -
DOrsch. partners doing business under the
firm name and style Of William Dorsch q son.
aud Thomas StOklcy. ............ DEFENDANTS
~ CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit - % subject the pro
cecds OF the sale OF the trust property con
veycd by 4. H. Kaufman 10 W. >. Dashieil.
trustee. In certain deed OF trust executed on
the 2zd day OF December, ls>o, ami recorded on
the same day I'm the clerks Office Of the Rich
mond Chancery Court 90 tho aymcut OF the
claim asserted IN the bill Of complaint nled oy
the p'autits.
And affidavit having been made and died
that Clarke. Perry \ Co. The MorrOw shoe
Manufacturing Co. and Thomas Stokley are
non-residents of the state Of virgins, it Is
ordered that they app ar here within nitccn
DAYS after due publication OF this order, ana
DO what u necessary 10 protect their interests
In this suit
CHARLES W. GODDlN. Clerk.
" ''''' ''' sia5- iawSaiw
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XTIRGINIA.-IN THE CLERK 5 OF.
' FICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF HENRiCO. IN NACA-
TION. DECEMBER 81. ISIS.
Central Lunatic Asylum. ......... Plaintiff,
against
Il. a. Ragsdalc, sheriff OF Dinwiddie county,
Isaac Davenport Jr. Constance X. Moore.
and Thomas Moore. her husband. .-.......
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For DYSPEPSIA AND KIDNEY lhOu-
BLEs, drink Chase City Lithia WAFER.
Price % cents a gallon, or 81 case.
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Sleepless nights y-ade miserable by
that terrible cough. ohilohs Cure Is the
Remedy for you.
OWENS & MINOR Drug Co.
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GROCERIES. ETC.
LWAYs SOMETHING NEW
Ar
Hermann sCHMIDT's
EUROPEAN STORE.
CORNER BROAD AND FIFTH STREETS
GROCERIES, ETC.

IMPORTED GERMAN CRANBERhl -,
cooEed very delicious: IMPORTED WEST
PHALIA SAUSAGE. the first OF the season :
ITALIAN MAMMOTH CHEsTNUrs, Pku
NELLES. DATES and figs, BASINS, clk-
RANTS and CITRON. ORANGE and LIZ MON
she'll: NUTS. the BEST Of all kinds; CAN
DIES ard CANES for Christmas MlNCE
NEAT and MAPLE SUGAR: HONEY In
COMB and strained; RUN, FRENCH and AP-
PIE BRANDY. OLD WHISTLES, w IN hs,
CORDIALs. ARRAC. GOOD WINES fOT
JELI.a and TABLE USE from 81 per gallon
approved. My lately introduced Wine az ths
low price OF ~ per gallon Is especially recon,
mended 10 ladies as very pleasant ano
sfrengthening Wine. 3icc9tf
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CaANcFRy

The object of this suit to enjoin and re-
strain the said defendants and th, ir agents or
attorneys. from making "a levy upon, or selling,
or otherwise interfering with any OF the pro
perty of the central Iunitc Asylum. by
virtue of an exc cutiOn issued IN the Stth Gay
OF December. lscs, under the decree OF the
Circuit Court for the county Of tenrico. pro
nouncod on the 18th day OF December. lSo
I'M the pr. coeding therein deps ndng under The
short name and style ot " Central Lunailc Asy-
ium as. Tait's executor and az.
And affidavit having been made aud HE'D
that che said Constance Il. Moore and Ih0mas
Moore. her husband. are not residents OF The
state of Virginia. 10 Is ordered that they APP
pear here wl.hin fifteen days after due publoa-
lion of this order. ami DO what IS necessary 20
protect their inf erests In this SUIT.
A cOpy-Ieste; ~.
MEADE HAsKrNs. pa. iial Iusw
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COURT CALENDAR.


ElAIE.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. January oth,
March 9Th November 9Th. az hichmonl
city; September lOth, at staunt0n, Va.
July 10th, at Wytheyille. Va.
RICHMOND CITY.
Cu4NCERY COURT.-First Monday In January
April, June, ana October.
CIRCUIT COURT.-first Monday in February
and third Monday in May and October.
HusTINGs COURT-First Monday In every
month and September 10Th. tNo court III
August) 80,
POLICE CoURr-Criminal.--E day at s:S
AN.
POLICE COURT-Civil-Every Friday AT u VI
HENRiCO.
CIRCUIT COURT.-Third Monday In January
first Monday In May, and first Monday ID
October.
CoUNTY CouRT.-second Monday IN every
month. ........,,.
HANOVER COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT.-2Oth Of April and 10th oil nc
County CoURr-Third Wednesday In every
month. .....-.,.,.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-l5th Of May and 18th OF No
County CoURr-second Monday in every
month. .-.-.,
LOUISA COUNTY.
CIRCUIT COURT.-2Oth OF March and 10Th OF
September.
County CoURT.-Second Monday In every
month.
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900 Richmond, Fredericksburg, and POI
t0mac j.. o. at 1874. do, 1000 at 1874 do,
tsD at ll3i. do, 1000 at 1874; do, 1900 al
l13l. do. 900 at 1884
Sales reported Yesterday as Western y c.,
should have r. nd az follows.
Atlanta and Chariot stock at So do, /
at 81
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co NSU M PTI0N

last stages OF that terrible disease. It's effect Is
wonderful The cough is cased, and the
rc-pirltiOus heightened: the lungs begin g.
heal, the hectic fever and night sweats are
checked. strength and yigOr return, sleeplcss
nights give place To quiet rest and cheerful
awakening. thcappetite returns. and hope and
happiness take the place Of teehleness and
despair n 10 does not DO what * GAINED for
10. return the tonic and your money will be
chccrfully refunded.
ruE nNIN nRIGIN Al ANn CHEAT
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sALEs REroRTED TO SECRETARY

Wheat-Longbeuy, 10 bushels very good
an Los. Mixed. 81 bushels very good al
.Os.: do. 200 bushels fair at 97c. Short
berry, "a bushels prime at i.09 Total sales
Of wheat, 2 4SO bushels.
Corn-Whte, 500 bushels very good at
44c do, 06 bushels very good ON private
terms. do. 800 bushels common on private
terms. Total sales of corn, O90 bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
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rNFoRruHATE ENOUGH

short time since. 10 be- attacked bya very Sc
ger,. case Of iniammatory rheumatism. brought
,bout from his exposure In out door meetings
Zoe disease proved so virulont and so imper-
,ious 10 the remedies and skill Of the several
prominent rhysicia calledin, that his friends
became seriously alarmed. IL appeared lore
zone conclusion that even If he recovered MS
usefulness as a minister would be- impaired II
not destroyed, by the avages Of this dreadful
.nsease. As a sort Of forlorn hope be began
the Use Of Hunnicutt's Rheumatic Cure, and
was al once relieved. and In short time fully
restored 10 his old time health and yigor he
writes: II believe that Hunnicutts Rheumatic
Cure IS the best remedy for this disease ever
discovered Il gave me back all that lie Il
worth living for. aud have been entirely free
from rheumatism since used II. This rem
edy /. sold by all druggists AZ II per bottle
OWENS * MINOR DRUG co,
Richmond, Va. Wholesale Agents.
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Market firm
baltimore Markets.

Market frm.
Quotations. -Middling, 9lc.; low mid
ding. 0lc.: good ordinary, ste.
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The Reverend j. A. Munday, the great evan
sehst. whose picture we give above. has been
wonderfully successful in the work OF evan
gelism. The newspapers of our larger cities
reem with accounts Of his wonderful preach
.ngaud the personal magnetism which seems
o. greatly aid him IN his work amid the pur-
ieus and haunts OF wickedness which iniest
All cities. He was born in Statesvllle. North
Carol mn. May 81. 1856, and In his youth stepped
upon the stage IA an actor After an expert
,nce OF four years as a Snowman no was con
,erted and Joined the Baptist Church OF Nor
ross. Georgia, in 1915.
He entered the ministry after three-years
course ia the southern Baptist Theological
seminary. Greenville, S. C. IFS talent and abil-
ty were soon recognized and he labored as pas
or OF several prominent churches. Feeling
IMPRESSED that his duty called him TO another
class Of work, he became an evangelist ana
his fame has spread all over our Nation Rev
srend Munday was
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Richmond stock Market.
Reported by John l.. Williams & Son
bankers and brokers' I'LL Main street.
RICHMOND, Va January II.

RICHMOND. VA, January II.
FIRST BOARD.
352 Virginia 3s registered at G6l; do,
200 at So do, 1000 at 65.
300 Virginia consul coupons, non-fund-
able at 20
1000 Atlanta and Charlotte incomes at
1913.
10 Atlanta and Charlotte stock at 50; do,
loaf So
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XfIRGINTA-IN THE GIRO UT
' COURT OF THE COUNTY OF HkN
RlCO-IN NACArION-ON THE jlsr DAY
OF DECEMBER, lssS.
William II. Bo,eridgc".....,.....,. llaintin.
against
William II. parkerand Margaret G.. Parker. his
wife,. ., ...... ,.....t.......s bclehdahla.
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MUSTANG.LINIMENT

Is FOR MAN a BEAST. PENEIBATES
NUSCLE&FIBRE 10 THE VERY BONE
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The object of this suit Is to require the de-
PENDANTS Margaret G.. and william IA. Parker,
10 comply with the terms OF sale to the plain
til. i'm the purchase of PSI H-l2ths feet OF land
ON Baldwin street. between James and Baker
streets. IN the county of HcnrcO. and 10 make
said land.
And an affidavit having been made and illed
that diligence has been used by said plaintiff 10
ascertain iu what county on corporation the sald
defendants Margaret g. Parker and william
H. Parker. are. without elect. 10 ~ ordered
that they do appear here within fifteen days
after the duo Publication of this order, md do
whatever Is necessary 20 protect thor III
terests herein.
COpy-Testo:
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v s. LEAK +, Clerk.
WADDuL. JR. Attorney. STA i-fiw

WADDlLL, JR.. Attorney. STA i-f4w
XIRGINiA.-IN THE CHANCERY
' COURrOF TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND
THE srH DAY or JANUARY, 1872
Mary Alice Mountcastle. who sues by her mex
friend, W. j. W uith.........,...,.s .ilAlntiH
against
Arthur l.. Mounlcastle...- ......,.. Defendant.
In Chancery.
The object OF this SUIT Is 90 obtain for tho
p.qiutin a divorce nom the bonds OF matri-
mOny.
and affidavit having been made and aled
that the defendant IS not resident OF THIS
| state. he is ordered % appear here within M
| teen days after due publication az thl- order
and do what r. necessary 10 protect his inter
ests In this suit.
CHAs. W. GODDIN, Clerk,
| EDGAR ALLAN.p.q. 2laY
IKGINIA-IN THE CLERKS
OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT cor RI o.
| THE CITY OF MCHMOND, JANUARY
| nth. 1859:
james tarncs DO. ...,,........'...'.' fhinth'
against
/ Richard 0ibsOn....... ..,..,t...., Defendant.
IL VACATION.
| I'm case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object of this suit IS 10 recover against
/ the defendant t2.u. and to attach the estate
Of the said defendant ana to subject the same
| JO the payment OF the plalntlfs claim.
And affidavit having been made and filcd that
| the defendant Il not resident Of this state,
! 10 is ordered that ne appear here within M
/ tecn days after due publication hereof, ana 90
what is necessary TO protect his interest ia
| this suit - -.
Teste. ALFRED SHIELD, Crk.
| \ cOpy-Testc.
ALFRED SHIELD, Clerk.
s. J. boswell, pa. jile-tf'"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-18

RIcnMoNp. Va. january H.

ItINUMONU, ' n JHHudIy IL
OFFERINGS REJECTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-2,4S bushels.
Corn .036 bushels.
Oats 900 bushels.
Kye-lO bushels.