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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
400 Acres of Land
for Sale.

HN11E above is divided into tlircc Tracts:
Il $50, $50 and 100 acres. There Is u
good dwelling, barn and outbuildings on
tho first, good tenement houses on tho
sccon1, and tho third native forest land.
Terms easy.
All persons having demands against
tho estate of M. s. Stribling, dcccasod,
will present them properly attcstcd on or
by the 9th of May, 1901, or be barred, to
Richland, S. c.,
J.. ID. STRIBLINH, Executors,
Richland, S. G.,
S. p. STRIBLING,
Walhalla, S. G.
September IS, 1900. 37-tf
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
W3!sl|gye
AND
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

Since we wrote our last adj. wo
have received many novelties in the
line Of
Fashionable Millinery.
Alot of the latest ragc-"NELLY
BLY," CAPS-in black and colors.
a fine assortment of Vclvcts at
all prices.
An elegant line Of Silk, Satin and
Velvet Ribbons.
The latest Shapes arc constantly
being ordered.
Our Trimming Department will
be presided Owe by MISS JOSIE
HARRISON, who will be pleased to
show you styles and give estimates
on any work pertaining to our bust
ness. Respectfully,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
Norman Millinery Co,
A Partial List Of Our Goods,

Mailord's Breakfast Cocoa, Mailord's
Sweet Chocolate, Concentrated Shred
C%ocoanut, Tomato Catsup, Ground Mus
tard, Fresh Prepared Mustard, Ground
Ginger, Ground Pepper, Pepper Sauce,
Mustard Pickles, Oysters, Sardines, Her
ring, Salmon, Corned Beef, Pottcd Ham,
Condensed Milk, Condensed Mince Meat,
Apples, Peaches, Pineapple, Gclatino,
SHREDDED Oats, Corn Starch, H0rsford's
and Royal Baking Powders, Twin Brother
Yeast Cakes, Tapioca, good article in
Green and Black Teas, Arbucklo's Roast
Coffee, Cit Loaf, Powdered and Granu-
lated Sugars, Golden G and Home Made
Molasscs, Porto Rico, LIST and 2d Grade
N. O.. Syrup and Maple Syrup In / gallon
Tins, Carolina Rice, Pearl Grits, "1vory''
Lard, Sugar Cured Hams, "Dovo" Brand,
five grades Flour, including tho finest. =
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
j. j. Norton g. Co,

p. S.-if you arc Interested, como to
our store noxt Tuesday and learn how to
manage Tobacco from q practical Viz
ginia farmer, whom we expect to be thore
thcn.
October 2, 1900.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
For Sale,

m U.s..
l. HE County Commissioners will hold
thoir annual meeting on tho 4th day of
NOVEMBER NEXT, for tho purpose of
auditing accounts and transacting othor
business. All persons holding accounts
against Oronco county will flo tho same
with tho Clerk Of this Board by tho first
day Of November next, that they may DO
examined and audited at their annual
meeting. J. w. SIIELOR,
Clerk of Board.
October 0, 1890. .tO-4t
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

Decrease in collection. ......... 81, 1870. 10
This boing tho now year for tho listing
of real estate, and there being some ad.
ditioDal returns to be placed OH tho tax
books, it is thought tho taxable property
will equal if not exceed That of tho past
year.
Tho great falling of in tho number of
acres of land in tho county is accounted
for in part by the lands Of tho Calhoun
estate not being returned, as they arc
thought to be already included in tho re-
turns of those who have settled upon
and claim most of these lands.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
Masters Sales.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, |

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OCONEE COUNTY.
IN TIE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
PURSUANT to judgmcntof foreclosure
and decree of sale in tho following cnti-
tied cases, l will sell, on salesday in
NOVEMBER NEXT, to tho highest bid
dor, in front of Walhalla Court House, at
public cutlery, during the legal hours of
sale, the following described real estate,
to-wit:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09
Fl A l. l.
M il|in T y

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED A BEAU
l. TlFUL LINE OF NEW GOODS.
Something now in tho way of Ladies'
CAIS and a now kind of SAILOR HAT,
with many Other things too numerous to
mention. Come and SEQ for yourselves.
l have Miss HATTIE PICKETr, n tasty
young lady and of some experience, with
and wo will soil you goods choapcr than
tho cheapest. Respectfully,
Mrs. r. A. Hunter.
October 2, 1890. 80.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1890-10-09

Decrease in all taxable property $l22,3ll
Total tax for collection last year S3O,420.S7
Total tax for collection this year 1928, GSl. 60
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
BASEBALL.
The Games Played Yesterday on the Coun'
try's Many Diamonds.
by telegraph TO me Dispa'ch.l

telegraph 20 ne Dispa'ch.l
ptrrsvrRgu. juno i-.-Iho Cleveland Ma
,iooal LEAGUE cub Ters delayed ~ the wreck
A. Spencer. o., and dit notarr.ys Ia time 70 play
The game scheduled ior to-dsy.
Boston brotherhood: iIri' gsme-B .ioas'
y. bass-n.is, -. agrDfs, Il bropA l}hs ba'"-
ma d.. errors. O. El.t-4ies -Da.Cy and hc.-
lev. WeLiux AMI -oY-4rra.
Boston IeagIcl: Fist gsme-NeW 1of17' l.
Do.foos. = nA-o-hifs; New York, b. bp-tons'
r Eattteriss-Nolcl ant Buckley; GolAn aa4
Bennett. ...,,,
=. errors Chicago, o.. tase-bits' =; crr,f'i
T. Hstfsries-Khnss AM Uarr. agion; HulcL1l'
son and hiureig". ,..... f..
bsss-ut.s. u: errors, 3. Intaio-, .; Das--Li-1 -
&: errors. r. batteries Morris and CARO- I;
uGddOcr ana Max - ..
boston Broiheraooi'-Af,erno,o,n B0s,on,, =. :
bi-.. :. errors. u. Batierle'-kilEoy, belly,
and sgett ; an llnltren aud Cook.
Chicago ,BrothorAlodI (hirago9 oa-e-hi'i =
o: errors. . CieYelands, !; onse-ails, etrpt''
o. Batieries-kIns AMI Farrell; Bakely anu
Broosivn-Athletlc.. s: base-hits II errors,
/ Brook!yus,g: basa-Lits. 10; errors @. Bal
terles-Whi.ney and Robinson; Aa.umOre sAd
Sew York tIroihcrhooD: New YorkN 6: base
hits Il. errors, q Philadelphia, = bare-hit7'
IL: errors, l. Batterios-kcefo and EElDg ;
soWders, knoll. aud hiihsan-
Bo,t9n uosgus)-secoud game. Bos'ons,
base-hits, 3: errors. 3. SeT forks, =: ease-hus,
: errors. q Bai,erics-ClarksOn ard Bonnet.
Ku.s!s AID Bucklcy.
syracuse: >isrT. /: hase-hi's. 6; errors, q.
Roche.ters, : ; base-hiis, , errors, o. Baieries-
sullivan aud Briggs: Csl!ihsn and Mcclure.
Brooklyn League: fhilsdelphiss, A. uase-hh.'
II error7 1: Br0oklyns .; bs-ehits, 10 errors
/ teries-Gleason ami C.emonts; L0'e.1
AMI Bush0ng. . =,
Toledo: Toledos, 20 tase-hits, II errors =
- Louis 9 ts-e-hits, 81 errors, . baterles-
UeaIy aud Welch stlvet's and hloysn-
columbus: COlum us. = : bsse-hits, a. errors
| 2 Louisyllles. : 4; tAse-niis, \. errors, : baL
| ieries-Gas,righ. aud O'Connor; EnfeI aud
RYAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
NEW Work STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Juno 1.-THE waiting attitude OF
operators on both sides Of tte market again re-
suited ~ making an intensely dun stock market
to-day. which possessed eyen.less features than
yesterday. The lltilo interest which was mani
fested 10 sugar Yesterday seemed 20 have disRp-
poarsd entirely and the trading In that stock Vas
tho smallest Tor any fun day for months, whito
- nlcfuatiOns were on al equally limited "ale.
Tho transfer books closed to-day for the payment
~ fhe recently declared dividend Of - per cent
Tho Boston Stock Exchange vas cloeed today
tl.s being the anniversary OF mo battle OF buh-
kor hin, and a. thfre wSs no decision ir0n sara
toea ina the sugar clse there Vas nothing % OaSe
nn opinion on a. 20 che course OF The stock I'D the
future. II n believed la some directions thHl
there will now be- no decision in TINS case ulih
fall. Tue only real feature In the market to-day
was weakness Ia oregon Transc0nuneuthl owing
10 the disfayOr with which INC CIRCULAR %
sfockholdars las been received. lno
traders had tho market all TO theEseN's
and there seemed - be moro Interest In The
great rare than In mo market all Through me
day. The opening was lower. in sympathy wan
London. and until the last hour there Wa allow
bat steady Welding ~ values, watch. however,
only ia oregon 1rauscouiinental reached any
thing u ifnuortanca. Iho shorts weht 10 cover
iate m the day oB the reports 81 tho PROCESS 10
making a silver bill Chicago gas moved mp
nearly per cent inc close was dun put nrm
az small fractional Losses for tho Jay N tus ma
lority % the Hat A late recovery brought IN
Oregon Transcontineniai, aud it lost only tfAc-
ton aud tho ouly important change WAS gaia
Of 3, per cent IN Chicago saA sales-lAa'ei'
/ ~ 0Sc s1nres. unlisted, &tso.
Frsning.-EXchRnge quiet and steady money
oa3y q. fsiLs. cllsiug offered ~ uO-IreA.uFy
halsnces-Coln. sl63 - OOc: currency f6.3cpOV.
Goyernu outs duh but nrm tor a.; per cents
l23E: eX. coupons. lJj bll. e4. interest," nta'o
L De- Int 4fnatV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

bullion per month nor more than S4,o"'
000 worth per month OF such buiiioh,
hereby repealed. Agreed to without 81
sion, after q protest from hr. LdniuNuss
that the Senate was handing the finances
OF the country over 10 the control OF 'no
Democrats.
Mr.. Teller moved to add the following aS
new section: THAT the certificates pro
vided for in this act shall be receivable l"t
all taxes and dues 10 the United States Oh
every description. aud shall be legation,
der for the payment Of all debts, public anu
private The amendment YVES modified NJ
the suggestion OF Mr.. Eustis hy adding the
words "and all silver certificates aueaul
issued" and as so modified 1t was asreeu
to-yeas, "a nays, Y. s,,
Mr.. Plumb moved TO insert the follow
ing as an additional section " The owners
Of bullion deposited for coinage Shall nave
the option 20 receive coin or Its equivalent
in certificates provided for IN tins ac',
and such bullion snail be subsequently
coined" Agreed 70 without division.
/ The bill was then reported TO the senate
aud eli the amendments agreed 20 II CoIl-
mittee OF the Whole were agreed TO IN the
Senate-veas. 40; NAYS, 20. r,
Mr.. Chandler moved 70 insert the tol-
lowing amendment: No gold OF silver
I bullion shall be received by the Treasury
/ Department under this act except suHh as
, shall be shown 10 BE- q product OF mines
/ within The United states"
/ Mr.. Teller moved TO lay the amendment
! on the table. Agreed to-yeas, AZ; nay s.
! %.
/ The bill ne amended was then passed
yeas - nays. %.
I me title Of the bill was amended so rs
/ 20 read. An act 70 provide FOR tho free
coinage Of gold and silver bullion and Tor
I other purposes
Tho bin for the admission Of Wyoming as
/ a State was taken up so IS 60 make 1t IN
finished business, and the Senate, at DID,
| adjourned
I House Of Representatives.
/ The House went into Committee Of the
! Whole Mr. Burrows in tie chair on the
: sundry civil appropriation bul.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
a FORCE BILL"
The Radical Election Measure. and he-
publican Ewart says So.
rBy telegraph % tho Dispatch.l

washington, Juno IA significant feature
Of tho debate In the House caucus last nighi
upon the national election bill was tho speech
male ty Mr. Ewari. southern Republican
Mr. FWart BE- from North Car0lins-tditor in
opYo-ition % the bill. 10 characterized X az q
'for.o blll Do Gn1 declared that u would !ail Ut
terly Of lts purpose. In ihe white districts OF
.fe south "A far count was tho rule. ana consr-
cuoutlv trs law would MT DC called tnio
operation tnere. Ia tAe black districts 10 would
n invokII 90 more than anything mat couIl ho
devised 10 strengthen rnre prejudice ana nope
lessiv divide tlo gradual closing gap between
south wLlte Republicans could not O' found 10
a-t as sup1rFfs0rs aud cauYassefs, - That u
w0uid'te ncressarY 10 appoint negfoc', an mo
result OF anfacOui-flr white and black election
officers would inevitably boz tlo11sled AMI fl0i.
Wr Ewcrt believed That II tho southern peo-
pie were lei alone they would woik out the4f
own political salvation. IAoro Nero So many
cvllclcr- OF weakened party feeling. yum
h.rs Of white Democrats IN the South had tirong
leaulucs toward protection and broad liberal
national views regarding mo poucy Of
Internal IMPROVEMENTS They WOull haFe
become Republicans by this time ult
for tho four oi local negro govern
meut: oni, "a 10 was. they had taken
neart nom thc gf3Fing di-afecti0n 81 southern
party q, carry olt i's pledges 81 tho matter -
inc BLAIR educational tiil aud PATRONAGE ana
wore preparing o. TAKE udyantaCa o. SPIT ol
tue negro vote. which NOuil quiet thclr oWl ap-
prDhcn-lUnl and allow them 20 follow their own
preferences and convictions. All 81 TINS prQ-
gre-- toward the settlement 81 the race question
would ~ negauyel, iu ST. twarts estimation.
posed by tne authors OF tho national electon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18


CINctsyArI Juno i7--Flour heavy ani lover.
Wheat dull atd lower. No. 2 roi, s24As3c.
Corn nrm: No. 2 mixsi, 3sa3sAc. oats barely
stehdy. No. mlKc.i, BE- PORK quiei az fl2o@s.
Lard barely sfca1y a. tltls. hulk-lneats nrm
rhOrt-rlia. g. H. . Facon steady Bh0Tt-,lcar,
iGg5. Whisky steaiy Of ti.o9.
ST. LOur.
sr. Iowa. June E.-ll0ur quiet sni easy.
Nbeaf-h0 ecash. fff.r.. July, s. kasjsc. Au-
guet, eiisc. CONFIRM SO. 2, cash, 3l'sc.. July,
81 ar. August, ~ az. bid. Oats nrm; No =
cg.h. PKG. July, 2shc bid: August &c.
WLlsk0y steady AZ si.0J. Provisions duh
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. =. G.. juno i7.-Turp.ntins nrm
A. fLGH Rosin firm: strained, ti.0s good,
sLI2a. Tar hrm at fi.s9 Crude turpenrne
firm hard, tA25, yoiloe dip, 80. virgin.
t&tn
NEW YORK COTTON TurURss
EEw IoRz, June ig.-Set Tcoelpis. i59 balss;
gross receipts i.li9 balos Futures closed stoady.
Sales, 5s0lJ bales; June, ti20lsti&9; July,
SILGatll03. August, slt siaiiis1, September.
81 OfaIilgG. OStoLeT, fi03iasl1Si horembes
snd December. sl0.Sgssll5l; January, t4o.ois
iiLd5. February. ti05lati060.
NORFOLK PEAsUf MARKET.
JUsE l1.--3arkei steady. Primo, see. srtra
prime, 6Ec. fancy, &C.. common Fac. iactory
hand PICKED Gka-sc. N0st ~ ths stDrk on hand
IS hello ~ ne factories. and very hilie Is nov
coming from the county Tho commission
houses have very little stock On hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
MARY ANDERSON mo- MORE.
A simple Ceremony in London Makes hfr
Mrs. Navarro.

r3y Anglo-Anerioan cabla TO tho Dlsps'cn'i
LosDos. juno I7.-diss Mary Anderson was
married tins morning TO Antonio navarro u vac
Roman Caiholi; chapel Of St Mary IN hamp-
ste,d. The wcfiiue vas strictly priysie. us
Anderson WAS driven from tho house OF her s'sp-
father. pr. Grirlu. % the church Ia close car
rage. Tho cariains wero drawn 80 that no
glimpse was caught Of the bride III she 1917 NO
carriage % enier the sanctuary. Inc mAIIhS'
ceremony was performed In as queJ and simple
a manner "a rnssiblc. There yrs no chOiF' we
only accomp suying music being that OF tho or
gan. Only tho Immediate friends OF the briue
and groom were present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
Fear, Of an Incomplete Census.

~ tVIlTIlFL :" ~ III I7'7F7-'
MOBILE. June i7.-hgch apprehension exists
here about the result 81 the census, Nhica cos. ;
Tytdav. Tn1.iry to-day shows mat many fEmt-
lies. particularly the coi0red people, have Dsen
OVERLOOKED by tho enumera;ors. Il - siaied Oy
some enufneratOrs that re tmo Will prove 700
short - complete their districts. AoDie was cu'
Am by ne lost csnsas. showing loss Of p0pu-
lstiOn. and his iect makes TIE people ah1Ious
Tor full count, ssli g. known The ely ras beeA
randy growing 10 the pas, decNle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
THE TARIFF BILL.
Closed Against Further Amcndments-l'
WIZ I,c Reported Tc-Norrow.
frtv tslegranh 10 tho Dispa'cnI

WAsUrSCToN, June l1.-Chlirmsn Morrill, Of
tho senate Finance Committee, announces hat
4; to-cay's meeting of the Republican members
~ tho committee the tAfln hiii was ciosrn
ngafn4t furincr amendments and Will be re-
rorted 20 thc senate tomorrow. u has bcrh
f0lnd m possible 90 prepare The report oil th'
majority in time fcr % 10 accompany ne Dbl On
ia prasentati1n 20 tho senate and % VIII ho SUB
mlffos later. probably before debate is over on
the bin senator Morrill, sai1 day ibat ihe
debate would not in ell probability begin before
ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

Ata meeting OF tho Board " Dirortorl 81 the
state Bank u Virginia held on fhe ltth ~ juno.
le91, the following resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted.
Lrsn'rri, hat tho aunOlncorDcnt OF me dfaIn
Of Colonel ions h. GUY nas flied tho heart OK
each one o. ms with tho most profound gr"i
Res0rff That Ne regard this sal event ~ ono
calling Tor the sorrow o. the whole community
which no adorned by biz consistent walk I'm iie,
and ina, his death has left a gap which will long
remain unified.
Hcs0fref, That q eminentiy becomes "a 20 bear
our hearty au1 sincere testimony 60 MS greet
worth Of character, crowned - 10 ~as by TIE
most entire unselnshue3s and devotion Do 1ntf.
lie WAS our legal advisor for twenty ycar~-o.ir
c0nsrilrr and our frsIat, eudoared 10 ehrA Yn' "
us BY the goo1ness Of MA heart, his genteucss u
uauuer. he won our a1ecil0ns, Ehile hls honesty.
integrity. aud legal ability commanded our I'M
piielt confidence and respect
Rsso'r.i That u the esteem. love. ani respect
Of those who knew him best could have kept him
with u- our friend had not died.
Leaoirsd. That We tond"r 70 h.s a1'cted family
orr sincere coincidence under this thoir sal be-
r0avemcnt.
Hls0fced, That those rea0lufiOna ho spread On
mo records Of tho bank snd b. published Va our
city papers- JOINS =. kLLEIf. FfesIdsht.
EiIi0m ~ HiI, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
Destructive Incendiary Fires.

WHEELING W. Va, June i1.-At heyser last
night tao big fi0urlng-mill u l. 4. kizer 90.
was discovered on Ore, ant "a spl-e OF hati
night BIZ the citizens he mill vas destroyed, Win
ne Riser residence. near by. 4 nun Der Of oiher
buildings Wers damaged. The loss y 500.
At PArksrsburg "Opens eCck-yari Hiin Gli the
sheds and drying apparatus were bnrneL Loss
5000. Both nres sro believed % lave Deem Zoo
work OF tncsndtBrie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
HOTEL STOCK.
FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL
Closing Exercises OF the Sixth Annual
commencement.

Especial telegram 70 the Dlspa'chl
.s~s,,. "a. June i7.--1nis Vas the second
evening Of The sixth annual eommesssmen, Of
o. S,ats Female Normal school, ana Rev VI,
T.,s,ng. OF ne Presbyterian church. dsas ,ss
80 literary address. selecting ief n 1880,
- Natare a. Furnishing Kennel anu ~0''
hi, Source Of Pleasure" ,..,,,r, and
D's sss,es Minnie Campbell, OF LyncnpHrs. ana
v,s.ss Is.rhsrison, Of Richmond, sang ase =
elSsisg mo evenings programme SiA'
Slg gns y soi,sxing gentlemen Of the board 3.
., ne 49, ,ssre present: General Willism ~
faiisisrro q doaess'er ,prss.ess na..s 81 Hsr
y 2. , iso Hon william y. Dupuf. o. FrtnSo
Essayd. ADD colonel fissgeraie. q fn
~ .i.mni meeting viii DO hsia s-"o'i'"
n's, g.. IpexnoIss. head OF me primary ospe,..
80, "a ne Normsi, left to-day TOT her hons -
pnan.1,y&rsia because Of . telegram Ahh0a10'As
ne serious llnsss q reisess'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
DEATHS.


CRAYEN.--DleI. o. hlsfather's residence, 1913
Williamsburg avenue, AZ twenty minutes az 8
r. NJ. yesterday. LAWRENCE, only child Of
Ka'e aud Nicnael f. Craven; aged twenty
months and eighteen days.
The funeral Wall take pace from the above
residence THIS WEDNESDAY EFENtNG az 4
O'Clock. Friends aud acqua'ntances Of the
family are invited IT, attend.
HYAM2-Disd. al hls la'e residence i& north
Seventeenth street, juno u, 1870, a. 300 p. NJ,
Mr. MOSES II. HYAAls, ~ the sixty-slEth year OF
Ma age.
Ho loaves a wife and three children 70 mourn
their loss.
His funeral took place On the 18th a. the First
Baptist church a, 2 O'Clock r. VI. HIS romans
were inferred in Eastwood cemetery.
Norfolk papers please copy.
PEATROSS-Diet. Tuesday, june Il, 1900,
ats o'clock a. NJ, Mrs. L. T. PhAltOS.s IN the
sixty--ccOni year Of her age.
Funeral from her late rralicnce, -l3 vest Main
street TO-DAY Wednesday, az oc.ock z. ".
Friends and RcQualntancos respectfully invited
70 attend.
POTTS.-pie On June I'm, SOL HAAS
POTTS, infant son Of Joseph $. ald Belle $
IDtt4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
pATRlCK's slLVER-MlNEs.

The Proposed Danyilic Railroad IKicn-
sion West-Poor wheat Crop-SiclSn",,.
Correspondence CT the Richmond Dispa'chl
STUART. Va. june l5, $50.
f,w DAYS ago Major j. ]. MooreAcad, q
Ieaks,.Ie. y. c., nought an interest In the sill
,..r.,oif., ~ Ionuiurd. This mine ga about six
ra lee from STUART ls very ricn. nrd ineXnausli-
be- Opcr2t 0ns VIII begin Al once. Near tblr
mine aie other. esu.ly a- valuable. 80 county
has richer deposits 81 iron. gold, copper zinc,
aud silver than iatrirh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
MARKET REPORTS,
ANoIN CONNECTION THsREWITH The
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YoRK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Roth ponrds--Cotton'
Grain. Flour. md Other Quotations
nv tslovrauh 10 mo Dispa.ch.l

60, WASHINGTON. ID. g.. June Il. Forecast
L. for Virginia, showers, lair weather IN The
sfklR ieastern portion. slightly warmer. North
leriy winds.
- For North and South Carolina, show
ers preceded By fair weather IN south
Carolina. no changein temperature, souihefly
winds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
tReporloi for the DiASascAl
JUEE II. 1870.
Auction offerings on 'Chsngs to-day. 80 pack
ages, and taken IN. Highest, $50. lowest, k-4o-
average. sli.G5.
IDt0rnal-rsyenuc collections; Cigars and Gigs
retics. fI'Ls0; tobacco, q, GZa z8-totaL B,,l43a
Private sales: Filters, q: wrappers. p dsrks.
i2-tDtal, a. hog.hesd-.
Tao market Is steady and strong. WIRE eoi;,
rainy weather. sAmpling Of new tobacco was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18

iBy telegraph 70 the Dispaich.I
NEw YOgK, juno i7-Heifelbach, ickieheimor
4 co. have ordered half n million OF gold Tor ex-
port 10 Germany. This is the same firm which
shipped 81, c00 100 last wcss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-18
pAl rlMOpr STOCK rApNrr

BALRiH0aE. Juno r.--ylrcinis cOns0ls, -
DO. lc-f- , 49,; Baltimore aud ohio stock,
l0@HaiO3: Northern Central. Gss,U< Cincinnati,
Washington aud Baltimore nrsts, l0laIOlS: 90
seconds, ais. consolidated gas bonds, Hoy
DO. stocks, 5aEASh.