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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-01-26

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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-01-26
THE PLAN OF DRAWING.

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be- nacad one wheel The 2s4 printed car
"neE me wheel will
numbers and amen pe drawn from by cI
zss drawn Will be exhibited
repeated until uwA ibis operation
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all ~ - e teiIoy az good commissions
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-01-26

THERE is no time to be lost in making
heard the voice Of the Montana legisla-
lure for statehood. The council has done
its duty; what is the house doing?.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

ASA gentle laxative. raine's celery Com
pound Il surely without peer I think ought
20 know, since have tried remedy ai'er rcmc-
d. for about i've or xix years and have found
nothing that equals mycasc ofcosfigeness
J. b. JENKINS. Teacher Cl0yds Greek. Tenn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RrcHmoNp, Va, March i2.-Sales o.
leaf tobacco to-day amounted 10 2s,l3'
+ pounds
Notwithstanding tho average pool
/ quality and consequent low prices
Messrs Vaughan 81 sarvay sold to-day
+ for representative farmers Of Buchng
ham county. viz Messrs. W. l.. Boat
wright, =. L. Boatwright, r. b and Il
/ II Hudgins, S. { Carter, II. Puiney, j.
F {. GOOde, and others, five crops Of TO-
bacco al good prices, which shows what
F pluck and energy will do under the most
adverse circumstances
No sales Mt auction on Change to-day
Registered al The Tobacco Exchange
f II Hudg.ns. Eddie lludgins. Backing.
/ ham, " G.. poindexier. Middlejown o;
/ y. c. McGcc, Albcmarle r. W Hill, j.
+ j. Brown, Buckingham. ". I. Flipuin
Amelia. A Torrece, Buckingham. L.
F b. Fickien, Danylle; s. G. Garter. New
Canton. r. 3. HudVius. W J.. Boat.
wright. Richard Putney. j. T.. Boat.
wright. +. r. Johnson, Buckingham. T.
r. Aiken. Raleigh. John A. Brander.
Louisville. Ky.
Ohice of the United States Collector OF
Internal Revenue reports tO dav col.
lections for the city Of Richmond as fol.
lows. Tax paid cigars and cigarettes,
s5gi. Is: tobacco. S3.23932. total col.
lcciiOn- for the city to-day ,S3e3047.
sales reported go the secretary go day.
Wrappers. ~ hogsneads filters. 81 hogs
heads. smokers. hogshcads; cutters. /
horshead. West Virginia brights. %
hogshcad-; total sales reported III
hOgsheads
Shockoc. Old Dominion, Meyers,
Blanchards Davenport and soabfook IS
warehouses resort deliveries today -
h0gsheads, tieree- , boxes
Tobacco Inspectors Office reports to-
day Inspections l8l hogsheads, re-
inspections. zG1 hocsheads.
Mr. W. c. POindeXier tobacco buyer
for The wcll-knOwn manufacturers,
Nessrs =. j SOrg & Co., of Middleton,
y. was on Change to-day.
Mr.. ". g. Mcdonald q large tobacco
manufacturer of Montreal. Canada, is
also here
We are glad 10 see them on our mar.
ket. and are only surprised that manu-
lacureIs generally are not here either
personally or by duly accredited agent
TO take advantage of present prices for
de,ilubie col0rV tObacC0s, which now oc-
cupv such strong position as must uh-
0ouMoily cause them tO command fpB
nuci ithy prices I'M the near future.
A LARGE tobacco commission house Of
Richmond. Va, shipped p lot of high-
priced lri0ht cutters today 10 Port Iii
N.s D. d Id.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

What i, stated 50 b. as largest electric
pleasure beat il tic vulI has bala launched
ca oIlaucs TMs itle Niscouutess Bury,
watch J. mahogany tlLt. and wiz carry be-
tween seventy end eighty passengers SIZE
Is % feet n .1ril with q beam Of 10 feet, a
mean drauehtol 22incacs and la displacement.
Of j. tons T4e launch IS worked by twin
propeller which obtain their impetus from
two Ir-l--h motors. each o. = horse power
and driven by .J 0cclmu'aioa placed un.
denn4 Gao door OF tao boat Tho whole
deos space, from stem 90 stem, isthu, leit
FREQ lor pa nrls There is cabin amid.
ships, which ooeup.as tlatrortion Of the boat
usually appropriated rs tae furnace and the
boiler m a.,.lu launch The accumulator'
arc OK ul'-.cu. capacity 90 store power lor a
iull days ava at tlo highest speed
allowed under tLs Ilamc, conservaEcy
bylaws. which is ten miles an hour
Tbs speed was fully reached on her
trial run. but o higher speed can be attained
for special purposes IL required BY joining Up
thoccll5 oi the battery in cries instead Of u
parallel. as now joined up. The accumula'
tors can be reclaleel during the night after
day work, AID tie boat Lus made ready
for the next days un Tbs re,harging is to
be effected at any one Of o series Of charging
stations wAilloro ia course Of construction
90 various points oloug tho river tho Mtel'
ton beng TO construct e number 81 Launches
Of this tspo ior pieasuraJle purposes.-New
YORK Telegram
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

LONDON. March l.-Messrs II y. Da-
vi, s. Co.'S circular says Sales 90 Il fair
amount were made during The last month.
Brighis aud semi brighi- both leaf and
strips. received attention from buyers
when reasonable i'm price. This paricu-
'ar branch OF the trade is rapidly grow
inc. and not, as formerly, confined 90 %
few manufacturers Western strips have
n0t enjoyed "a brisk demand Buyers OBJ
iCct % being forced 90 operate and have
the idea strongly developed that bottom
has not vet been touched.
The probable make Of western strips,
saw 2G 600 lOgshcad- has NOT been cur
tailed
The imports 20 this port during the
past month. were 446 hossheals, deliye-
iics. g1i hOesheads
Tie stock is 29325 hogsheads to 4lI4
hoeshcads less than at This period last
year
To hand " Tobacco, and several Eng
lish and foreign reports.
The glls in Muuaufs big factory,
Manchester. Eng. struck Cigarette
hands were imported from Greece and
Germany. Wages are 2s 3d. for women
and 2s. 6l tor men per thousand
cigarettes. by which they can earn from
Iss TO SIS. per week The girls Of
Jewish faith struck irst bat returned
when others became dissatisfied. and
were Joined by Ct socialist party Messrs
Muraiu G Co. prefer Christian and
Greek cigareite-maher-, and WILL so says
Tobacco hereafter employ such pre-
ierable
THE LONDON CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
COLONIAL TOBACCO COMPETITIONS
E,qllnd is fostering and encouraging
her tobacco trade IN all her isles and
colonies Fifty guineas were offered for
Tie best colonial tobacco They received
samples at the Chamber of Commerce
from B0meo, Jamaica, and Andaman
Islands East India. The prize was
divided between North Borneo and ia.
maica for cigar tobacco Soon Tie
Dutch SumatIa viii have 10 come down
in price. as il begins 10 beget many
rivals. We are soon 10 have long arli-
cles on the merits OF Borneo tobacco. Il
is said 10 be very fine " L. ID.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
SAILS RFP0RrED 10 secRrrARY.


BALTIMORE, March l2.-C0ttOn nOmi.
nally steady middlng, lOtc. Flour dali
and weak. Wheat-Southern fairly active
and steady Fultz, $1,000 Sl01; Long
berry. S103@ Sl0S; Western easy; No.
winter red, spot, 9l!G9llc. Corn
Southern, active and easy; white, ala
4osc yellow, 400 lie. Western easier /;
mixed. spot, S9s@39lc. Oats steady and
active Southern and Pennsylvania, 300
$50; Western white, $40 33c.; Western
mixed, 2903lc; graded No > white, S5c.
Rye quiet az 52056c. Provisions firm and
unchanged Petroleum lower refined
800 Coffee strong; Rio cargoes fair,
100. Sugar firm and unchanged copper
unchanged refined l5!Gl6sc. Whisky
firm at Sill.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

NASHVILLE. TENN, March 9-Tbe Ca
bacco market closed firm with good de-
msud bu. less animated than it was on
Tuesday and Wednesday Red grades
continue TO demand the greatest atten-
tion from manufacturers, while the long
tobacco il taken by rehandlers No for
eign buyers appear willing to take the
tobacco till the condition can be more
certainly determined, and we regret TO
say the tobacco sold this week shows
more wet tobacco than we have seen in
any week this season L 4. CARsET.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
Chicago NIarkets

CHICAGO, March l2.-Wheat opened
weak Corn and oats steady. Provisions
strong. ClOsings Nheat-March, 93sc.
May, 95sc. June, 92bc Corn-March
SIDE. May, 355c; June. 3jic. Oats
March, 2l3c; May, 2jt; June, 25sc
Pork-May, Sl249; June, Sl24j; July
Sl2j0 Lard-March. $3.50 May
S1Oj; June, $l0,i. Short ribs-May
SGS'i; June, S5.l2t July, $500
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

NEW YORK, March 12.-Flour dull and
) 10 l0c lower, fine grades winter
. ESQ $500. southern, dull trade and
family extra. S35j1Sj6j. Wheat, quiet,
spot sales No. red, Sl030Sl04; No. 2
red winter March, 92sc. Corn quiet
spot sales. No. mixed, 1870 i5c No.
. mixed, March, 455c Oats dull; spot
sales. No. / white, 8sc.; No. , mixed,
March, SIC. Pork dull; new mess, $3.50
$3.50. Lard active and strong; March
sI9l@s.26. Sugar-Raw. dull, refined
hrm. cut-loaf and crushed, 80 cubes. Zee
powdered ,lc; graduated and mould
4, &C. Coffee steady fair Rio, lec.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
ALEXANDER IoKr. pa tcEl wiw


NIRGINIA.-lN VACATION. IN
' THECLERK- OFFICE OF THE su-
PREM e COURT OF APPEAL on HE STH
DAY OF - BhCAhl. lss9.
Thomas ". Goodwin. suius FOR the use and az
tho cost Of William A. swauk aud Others,
stockholders Of tho Norfolk City railroad
Company ..........,.. .'...-..... Appellant.
against
John b. Whitehead ana Emily A., his wife.
William =. Boyklu aud others. Appellces.
Upon au appeal from "A dec rse PRONOUNCED
by the Corr Grafton Court OF the CITY OF Nor
folk. on the ID 81 Decent Der. lso7
The Objlcf OF the petition nlcd In this cause
Is To- have the deere II the Cor 0fatiO Court
or tho city OF Norfolk, pronounced N tie 18th
OF December, l,'l, ln tnl5 cause, reyilw wed ~
the Supreme louFs 81 Appeals 81 Virginia
AMI II appearing from me return 81 the ser
gelnf OF the city Of Norfolk that the appollca
william \. Baykin, rs not "A resident Of the
state ODD Virginia, hc ls re Iuife tO appear
hero on the d, 80 day ot April. l,,Y, after oue
public .tlon hereof "a the DAILY itaEs ones a
week for four weeks. then and there TO an
sw,r the sfld app O and DO what - neecs-
sary 10 protect his Interest therein.
A tOpy-Iestc; -
BuRROJGHs & Bro. Tor Petitioner
f.9- WV
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by Z. W. Bran, b q Co, bsnke
and brokers, No. iii Main st -eet.

KLNlEN.
New YORK. March 12-The market
was very dull to-day, with Atkinson, {.
Il. and q, the coalors; New Eng
land and Il | a shade lower. St Paul,
the Orcgons, and some Of the specialtics
a shade higher. The feature WAS the
undeuone Of strength. The reports OF
the Gould Southwestern systems for ieeo
were bad, but had no effect. as the earn
ing- for 80 are already much better, and
promise 10 increase materially. There
was no news before the close from the
presidents meeting al Chicago, nor the
coal meeting TO reduce prices in New
York The market closed very duh but
steady. The events of the last few days
clearly prove that IL Is safe 10 buy active
stocks on all weak spots. We advise
our customers 10 buy on all deprcssions.
bur as me market j. narrow, it may be
we'll 90 take small profits until the list
acts under full bull Roadway.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

\ CCORDING 10 A PARA
4 \ graph ID the American Cult
,aior Of Boston, Consumption Is
gradually decreasing in New
England Ihsi5agratiying fact
and much of the credit of tins
condition Of things Is due TO the
extraordinary popularity in the
past so years IN New England oil
Schencks PuimOnic Syrup.
10 this wonderful remedy more
thin a'i others combined IS due
The crcd.tol decreasing thcravagcs
ID Consumption
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
GROCEEIEs. &C.
TOR FASTING IL LENT,

TOR FASTING * LENT,
TRY OUR
Smoked 5ALMON 8ud tALIRVT.
Smoked DLDAItR- Hnd HERRjNGs,
DFI-H. NACkERFL.
hILlEk >PNOIlEN and HAAiBJ re-
PlCkLED nLRRiNOS.
CORN BEANS SNAPS. aud PEAS.
TOMATOES PUMPKINS. PEACHES.
Pr sRS, PLCMs PtNEAPPLE5,
APRl-OIS, $40 siRDO5.5 OLIVES.
ENGLISH PICKLES.
MACtAkU y and aI kinds OF CHEESE.
EVA PutAItD PEARS, PEACHES, AP-
FLE, CHLHhlt-.
CALItObNf- FRENCH PRrNES.
LARGE PkGNtS. on lOc. per pound
eales " JDtFEE Ouf own roasting are AT.
WAYS Increasing Everybody wants IN,
ARABIAN MIXTURE
Our SIS Lll NOtA lAlN WINE AZ On'y 81
ami our PREMIUM WHISKY Mt <2.j0take
the leld.
EUROPEAN STORE Of HERNIA SCHMIDT
5oani l- Broad, corner Firth street,
mAl Richmond. Va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

Mrs. Laneuy wears a 10. s shoe Of En-
glish make. of good breadth, with a low, flat
heel
Mrs. Potter says sho doesn't know what
size her shoes are. lut apparently her shoe Is
very long and very narrow.
Amelle Riycs-Chauler says she wears B
common sense shoe because Ike them best,
and / have d right to drcss myself as J
nlaasan
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
JOHN esoogs HENDERSON,

lie May Go Into presideuti-lect Harr-
som, Cabinet.
Lx-Uuited States Senator john Brooks
Henderson. who has been prominently men
toned as Standing chance Of being IN Irasi.
dant-oect Iarrisons cabinet, was born tie
quaint Old town Of Dauylio Va, Ia ls-j
lIisparant removed 10 Virginia when be wa.
lOycars Of age. NcIont his carly years o.
farm, and taught while receiving bis o,lu-
cation lie studied Jaw. and was admitted
70 the bar whom 80 years of age, and 10 tae
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

Fer an informal or family mcakfas.
cream l.ntod damaak cloths with borders
ia b. lsht cOloIs arc liked, Ihe napkins
match and arc finished with l,iuge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

A French subiorranean river has
h,ssn explored for mile or more 10y
". Martol, who derives from his IN.
vestigations a theory OF the origin oi
canyons.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

Take notice that !. Petsr y. Rislsy. guar
dian OF John X SOUL, iawiu'ly appointed y
and quail iu the Orphans Court Oh ATTAIN
2l-t day If March, Is-I. 40 I'D o'cluk 4. NJ. ap-
ply TO the thancery Cont ~ Richmond for
an order AUTHORIZING me- a. receive as such
guardian the SUN ~ sllj - belonging % my
said ward, John x. Soul. now Dh deposif Ia
the Pl4utor- NauOral Dilk Of Richmond 20
the credit OF the said court, in the suit OF De
As A. l.. Enf9u4 hts zsinst John k, SOUL,
and romOYe the same 10 the state n New
Jersey.
PETER ~ hISLEY.
Guardian OF John a. rculi.
By Harvey Wilson, his counsel.
fey0 d. mara Is
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

VTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCEkf
' COURT FIHECITYoFk RICHMOND

~
VTIRGINIA.-IN THE CHANCEkf
Y COURT oFTHECITY on RICHMOND
TIE Urn DAY OF FEBKUA AIRY. lss9
IN the matter OF Iaria Logans esta'o'-11'
pdrfe. v..
on motion Of Ann Giyins. lcgatee Of Maris
Logan. deceased. o. distribute said eetate
without rcfunalGg bonds, and Il appearing %
the court that a report OF the accounts os
Janas CAskie, execute or OF said Natia Losan'
and 0f the "a, bts ana demands against SAIL e.
tate. have be. u tlcd g. the clerk solhco 81 I'M:
court. aud thu more than one year "a eiaps'u
since the qua ieafion ct SAID James tashic ne
executor Aforesaid. the cOurt doth adludge,
order AID decree that the creditors 81 sii1
Mara L. san Go show cause on tnc 9th OF
Apr l. lest. at the courtroom OF this court, IN
The city OF Richmond. against the payment
and delivery OF tue estate oi sail MARIA logan
70 her !. gatcss without r,tUn0iug bonds, sna
thata COPY Of tnis order be published once .
We for four successive weeks IA the DAILY
riMf~. y nt Nsrafer lub isbed 10 the city OF
Richmond, ana posted al tue front do ~ the
Husti ~ Court, "a the city OF X chnOpd. %
the ifss Monday ia March AMI tho first Nom
day In April, ltce.
A Cupy-itste.
fcal CHARLES w. GopptN. clerk.
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same year wa.
elected the ] i
latura Eo was
also sent 20 The leg
stature in 1856
mating the
state railroad AVID
banking laws il
lell lie was O
presidential ciectn
a. 1876 and lSD
Tie was a delegGts
70 the Charleston
Democratic con-
$500.
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J IT,.
to the Missouri convention Of 1901 10 June.
1901, be equipped a regiment Of state militia
which he commanded for time On the cx.
pul,ion Of Iuston Folk from the United
States senate ina 1852 he was appointed 20 I'D
lhc vacancy. and in 1858 was elected for the
run torn, ending in lsi9 lie was one az tlp
seven ,onslora whose votes defeated tine i.i-
parchment Of Andrew johnson. lie was a
commissioner 10 treat with hostile Indians in
1861 ami eight years later was appointed n
United States district attorney TO prosecute
mcn that were accused o. oyading th<reve.
nue. laws Jl. reflected on President Grant in
one OF his arguments and was removed from
this Oi.cs
lie is good LAWYER, an Impressive talker
and nan OF much ability in many direc-
tons
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Grain and Cotton Market
RICHMOND, Va, March ~, 1889.
nPFFRInas REpoRTEp 10 sEcRETARY.

NICuMOND, ' 4, NtICu II IooJ,
OPFERIkGs REPORTED 10 SECRETARY.
Wheat SIS bushels.
Conf 52i bushels.
Oats 49, bushels.
Peas bushels
SALES REPORTED 10 sgCRETAEY.
Wheat-NGxed l4s bushels good at q 05
COrn-WAits, "a bushels prime Virginia a
43c.
Oats-Winter lO2 good on private terms.
Peas-6s busbel, good on private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Middling, 94c.; low mid
ding. 9te. good ordinary, Ste
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

GARDEN SEED GARDEN SEED u,
We are Ius' receiving our usual spring sup
ply OF FRESH aud LELiABLE GARDEN
SEED. and invite all 10 .aut ot Garden See
OF the BIs1 QUALITY 10 give usa call
TIE growth " oar business 10 tins line during
tn last twelve year, etiieAces the superior
quality al oar seeds. and We promise our pa
irons boz tine iuiulo. as in the past. To- exercise
the -sme car. which ha- given our -oei their
deseryiag.y hilh reputation piiA The pubic.
Country Orders pfoupiy nied. Al small
Seeds mailed face a. charge. Large Seeds 5
cents per pound postage.
l.. A. REEVE 4 CO..
Druggists ana SeOdmen.
fe EFT az east Narshali street.
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How the Merchant should LAdehyor "a
direct the tl,es It Hts uclp-Talh witt,
n Representative Dr, Goods Man-Thcrc
l. 40 Seed So, Spies.
Tho relations that should cxlt between
clerks aud tac.r employers is question OF
vital Importance aui ouo which. iu practice
N NOT lea theory ll,ls many cuuAictug an-
swrls is 10 not possible for employers wnie
thoy iea.ous.y guard THEN own Interests, 10
roalor Che most substantial service 90 tlolr
help in directing guiding. and stimulating
their Invest TAee AFRO bat s. Cess So She quos
lions that arc suggested as showing The im
leifanra ol Che subject
"it O.. Z .a.uE. a.l evident fact. said S
L. 'iariesh. of tho finn oi Charles Gceaeo
S. 3D.. "ulat whatever tends o. stimulate au
crl. '.Ie's interest. sober l.s habits. or iu
fo.u li- uind vil ultimately bee no less "a
Dr.. ft o. Dos employer than 20 him Most
H l.ss men realize THIS and are only too
81. 20 d1 whnt they can 10 upift the moral
anI intellectual Status 0i those they employ
o.. question b.. however how can this super
sd 400 and Influence best bo extended beyond
bushes. hourf
ffrn ORGANIZATIONS NOT NECESSARY
Personally. don't sec how clerks wlll be-
materially benefited bv organizations 1850
citations yunaea ani chat sort of msttu
u.us even though they were provided cs
realuy for Their use There are nOw insii
m.lons of that character which clerks could
ps'ronlze dl they choose o. The fact is
flat when cuisines hours are closed employs
aic only coo glad t9 ret out aud cuJoy what
may incslcla little abandon. and / aplrc-
bend Chat ucre uc.ort. associations r library
or gymnasium rovldcl.t would DE Wei pa
tIouileI for time, and then almost for
Cotton
.Wnat a maro fat which bias proved
s.lIeeah.o in one place Wl not WORK %
another T.s conditions are different. IN
En.lnul fharno fe many boarding and l0dg
.ar places aud UcI stocked libraries con.
f,.t..I r.fh business house, but there DO Is
.e..t.m O.. board all lodge il tle st0ros
eH..lm Chat probably grew olt Of tls long
n. r. of orvl0o r,glI.i The plan would
U.u failure luoif instituted for the CLERKS
benefit. anliti+ scarcely practicable 20 take
English customs ns Suggestions i0f American
enterprise
Sim Franco they have something akin O.
nroat sharing as stimulus 60 clerks The
difficulty that plan that clerks become
,......-.r... ....,tI ofgcir1. 90 rstrous. and
.o- t.esale of cafryne favor and making
good reputation ultA rrorr.otors thev become
.l s1.c.taus os 90 give oiouss and drive
anaycGfHm Mot rorokcepors in this city,
thna would faj DO cheaper 10 giFea mimi
mm 4HlY p.ns "a LIBERAL commission 900
4.f.ilf ..I. Int as nmII.i SD CLERKS ! aW
satisfied t.Gt fle scheme would develop 2eal
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DIt. -CUTNCk'~ Book ON Consunpi. on,
Liver & omuiuint aud Dsfpcpsiu, seat zee.
mr.. IA. sCHFNCK 4 SON. phiiadllih ls. rl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

country Produce.
Apples-ChOice early per barrel, go 10
T. - mixed lots. sl..J 10 Sl.15
BacOn--Nirginia hams, choice old. l6c PEI
pound, new hams small 10 to lie new
hams large 10 20 re, sides, 9 10 Toe,
shoulders, = 20 Sic.
JOWls--6 10 &c.
Beans-Cboce Navy. 81 rs to a. %.
Black Eye Peas-Sl.5O TO l.75.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13
Is cnAycrRY

The object Of this SUR s 10 recover from the
late nrm OF >uelln,s laly. aDOut one
thousand and nfiy dollars. due 10 anu assigned
by the late hrm Ol Crawford n Lnuy, 10 their
ere tors And affidavit hHiins been made
and nleu that Hsruamann Brothers, sunuysd
Dstifing T. .muAuy. aud William ihiiy arc
non residents OF this state, 10 L. ordered that
they appsi. here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order, aud 90 what Ia
Necessary 20 protect tDcir interests ia this
suit.
A Copy-reste.
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-03-13

The object of fhi. suit b. to set aside and 10
declare uul ana void acerfdfn need al trust
executed by 1. =. Taylor Co, 20 John
III iNftll. trustee. dated February ~, lrsH. anu
% subject thc property conveyed 10y the saih
deti 90 tAe pal ment Oi thr debts due 10 the
plaintiffs. Aud affidavit having been made
and med thar james Armstrong \ %. I, u.
kucl. n. l.. smith, tn Enterprise Cohee Co,
south Baltimore Pa, king Co.. Relueau 20,
t. n. Jones q CO.. AZ. 81. NicAefy Co, ID q
m0nd Match Co Ino- e. Pugh Co.. L. L.
George y co. j, &. ,haicr A Co., odnil Jones
a Co.. ioNte a kneFais, AAnsmhlN htos.,
Fitch y Whiting The Union Coffee CO.. Lde-
-cheimer Bros, Church a Co., h. l.. Hobart
Co. Colgate \ Co.. l.. frankueld, John Dwight
& Co., John b. Martin y Co.. :. Il. aud J. 1.
Mott, Geo $. Hart n Co., !. Z. Lloyd, tta-. /.
Brewer. j. Il. iulauco n Co. 4. Erchen-
urccher. Henry NerhHgtr. The Lmtry Candle
Co.. thomas ". Troy. Potter a weighing 90,
T. Pickett. The Mitchell Fish Co, neButts n
ua4gett. L. ~ Coo q Co.. d. b. N.ully syrup
Co.. y. Is. ilrhluk n Co.,. ". :. Boyd Co,
Martin a. Server. phnai lphia Vinegar Co,
Price Lucas, Dan. laimaee's sons, !. =. TAR
4 Bro. vs.. A. IA. Walker, ami koudlll MANI
featuring Co.,. are uOu-le-ideuts ui the state
OF Wig nIi. 30 Is ordered that said non-fcsi
don't defendants appear here within fifteen
uafs after Quo puhi cation OF THIS order. ana
dO what is necessary to protect their interests
iu this suit
A topy-Iestet
ouAs. W. GODDIN. Clerk.
W p. DG,AUssuRE. JOHNHOS, WILLIAMS X
BoCTWARE. und EDGAR W CARhiNOIor'
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