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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-18

Reported hy spiatley O. Oycrbey Commits
sion Merchants, 1905 Cary street..
Appies-C h0ice, $3.50 10 $500; prime,
$500 90 S3.2j; poor 90 good, fl.5O 20 $500.
B0cOH-A irginia hams. choice old. Zoe.
per pound; new hams, small. 1910 l4c. new
hams, large, N 10 l2c.. sides, ~ % Be-.
shoulders. Go Sc.
Beons-C Choice navy. Si.7j 90 $500.
Black kVe Pe0s.-Sl.lj t0 500.
Bccsu0r-2O 90 Die. per pound.
Br00m CONS 90 ac.
BIC. icheOf-3c. t0 SIC.
BUrfr-N Virginia creamery, 20 % DC:
family packed (Nirginia), ~ 90 l9c.: choice
yellow. store packed (Nirginia), rs 90 lIc.'
store packed. mixed color and sweet l3 M
ljc.; store packed common 90 fair, to Toe.
cabbage TOO. s3 90 s..
Eggs-ln crates OresA) - % BE-; in
boxes and barrels. ID 90 l2isc.
Lire pYeifrV liens. - % 2Sc.; mixed
coops. 30 90 pc. Chickens. spring, large,
ljt0 25c. small, l0t0 l2c. Ducks, 2O % soc.
Turkeys. g to Zoe. per pound.
dressed Iouifrb- Turkeys. II 20 BE.
Ducks. lO 90 i1c. Chickens % t0 lie.
Dried ffHr Peaches. peeled, d tO &C..
unpcolod. halves. % BE. Apples. sliced,
t0 3i5c.: quarters. 2i4 t0 BE. Cherries pit
ted. Z tO Sc. BackNerries, 8 to 4c. MAOr
fleOorries. FOB Sc.
Lad-Prime country. ~ to Sc. per
pound.
Ouons-Per barrel. $3.50 20 $500.
Or0pgcs-s2.25 to $3.50.
LentOns-S2.jD 90 $3.50.
Pe0nuS-fancy stock per pound, to6c.,
medium. 90 &C..
Pofofoes-Per bushel, go to 75c.; PEI
barrel. $500 90 s2.2j.
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Thy Telegraph !

=
NEW YORK. Mar l7.-M0noy closed az 3 =
per cent. Exchange closed steady; posted
rates. 4S2tlN i~ji: actual rates. 4sl "a
go for sixty DAYS. and $3.50 i>j for de-
mand. Governments closed steady; cur
roncy 6's, li6 bid. As, coupons, l22 bid;
~ rs do. 1881 bid.
The stock market this morning was mod
crately active and irregular. There was 100
feature boo connection with The morning
dealings. Union Pacific declined p. The
most active were Atchis0n. Realing. Union
Pacific, the Changers and Vanderbilt shares.
Al noon prices We're, a- % rule. frlcfIonally
and irrcguariy changed. ln the afternoon
the market continued dun and irregular.
There was nothing worthy of special note in
connection with the dealings. and at the
close values were only iractionally changed
from those OF saturday. about half Of the
lisf being higher aud the rest lower. sales.
2,Oln.6ll shares.
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SYRUP
Snl Cure
COUGHS. COLDS,

firm. x higher spot sales 80. . red winter,
winter. March. So, a. Corn Closed firm. e
% higher; spot sales No. 9miXed |f-lt
31ssc.; low mixed, $3.50; No. mixed
March, b3.. Oats closed firm. 90 q
higher: spot sales so. I white. 3lc.. NO. =
do. 3li I3W.c.: 40. mixed March,
2,'.c. Pork duh; now mess. 81 .j0NS $1,000.
Lard closed weaker: May. S6.420>6.4j.
Sugars-hefnod steady; cuf-l0af and crush
ed. &C.; powdered and cubes. $3.50: granu-
lated, s5sc. Coffee Spot lots steady. fair
Rio cargOcs. 2Ol5c.
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New York Cotton Market.


NEW YORK. Mar. l1.-llubhard, Price &
Co.. BOZ their cotton circular Tonight, say .
"Greaty tO the surprise Of our operators,
Liverpool reported better tone t0 the arrl-
val market. at from I tO . points advance,
and while portion of this gain was su0se-
Queutly lost. the effect upon our market has
been gain of 90 points over saturday 5
closing Buying of April delivery WAS The
most prominent feature oi the session. and
traders look for the explanation of this de-
mand i'm the appearance OF buy
crs for export from our small stock.
This stock however has been SLOW
" increasing of late, and viii, doubt
less. continue % do so during March, as
many of the last purchases from the in-
terror have been delayed. The morning
count Of stock shows an increase Of 1900
bales. supposed t0 be caused by the stop
mage here OF cotton reported for New Eng
land upon arrival The deficiency between
the consolidated stocks will. therefore, be-
reduced 90 about 2lj.OOO bales. These,
together with the increase m port receipts,
were the hearish feature, wfile partial
settlement OF the c0lliers' strike ia England
encouraged those who looked for decided
revival in Manchester when the difficulty
is finally settled Receipts al New Orleans
tomorrow are estimated at lOWo.'
Receipts 40 ports to-day estimated az
1000 bales. Spot quiet; middling uplands,
II 7-l6. sales, 262 bales. Transactions IN
futures. $1,000 bales. Futures closed steady
as follows: March. li.2g0ll3o; April, ll52
@ll.33; May. 1880 lbs; june. ll.il@
ll.t2; July and August. ll.i0Wli4l; sep
TENDER, lO.1s0l0.,O; October. io.WG 1872:
November, lO.3j9l0.36; December, l0.534
1894.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed steady
middling uplands. ID. sales, J,eJO bales.
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OWENS g. MINOR DRUG COMPANY, A
1907 Main Street, Opposite Postofice.


X7IRGINIA-AT RULES HELD IN
' THE CLERKS OFFICE OF lllt CI.-
CUT COZ kTOf THE CITY OF hliHhoND
on TIE 18TH OF lEbhO Ahl' lo7V'
Lena els f............. ilhth'
against
d. Defendant.
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LYNCHBURG. Mar. ij.-Our market was
very active again this week. showing "a
strong demand for all grades at former high
prices. The selection was about unchanged.
with large portion Of common and monde
script grades Offering, while the better
CLASSES were scarce as usual. The receipts
amounted TO 563, 100 pounds. increasing the
total since October I. 1850. 10 s.S3S.2OO
pounds, against 1881 800 pounds during
same period last season.
Holt, SCnAEFER d Co.
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New York stock Market.
Reported BY G.. W. Branch Co., bankers
ana krokers, 40. I'LL Main street.

NEW NORK, March 1.-THE market was
fairly active and strong most of the day
The features were AtchsOn, Chicago Bur-
lingt0n aud Quincy, Erie and Western pre-
terred. OREGON short line, Reading and
Mon Pacific. Sugar sold oh per cent,
ANA up 9. and then on2. Every thing seemed
90 be professional, and the market is no
broader than DO was. The best part of the
present market is the fact that stocks of tne
better class are being advanced There is
no impr0, emeut in the coal trade. Probes
siOnal- in Wall street are as rule more
bulli-h than bearish. and DO looks as though
they were right. The bulls naturally exc
pect an impetus 90 the market 20 come from
The West. The bears think money in the
coal stocks. aud The falling Oh in railroad
earnings are likely 90 put the market down.
We continue 90 feel that the market Will
be narrow for sometime yet.
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STANDARD FOR OVER HALF 4 CENTURY

Cure Indigestion. Sour Stomach. Heart.
burn, Flaiulencr, Collie. and an Diseases Of
the stomach; Cosiirrnnr, Inflammation,
Dsrfhpa, pilcs. and Diseases ofihr Bowels
Congestion. nili0usness, iauulico. Nanse1
lleallcne. Giiilue-s. Nervousness. Wan.
dering Pains, Malaria, Liver Complaint,
and an Diseases arising from a GofFsl and
Sluggish Liver. They clean tlie mucou,
cla'f. rcilcc rorraf or oonFastei condi.
lions. breik rpsinhidru complications. re-
store free. healthy action CD Che organs. aud
give the system a chance % recover iOns
ana afrrra 9th They ara
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a ceudle has recently been brought ou
which extinguishcs itself after ii ha'
burned for an hour. This it does by q
tiny extmguisher o. tim which is fastened
i'm the wax by wires. and which effect
ually performs It's task. IL isonly neces
sarv To remove this diminutive eN
tinguisher when It's work is DONE AND
the candle is ready TO burn another hour
New York Telegram.
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THE STANDARD BRED Stud Book
No II2fI--tIul1Id hv Pedigree ana
Performance IIOIuNG STALLION ELY
~IAN ABDAlLAll VIII make the season oI
1890 nt oak Lawn lhilnY' stat ion, r., +. ana
e.. %. N.l. Hanover county, on ihe ioiiOWlns
terms. $50 for tine season. payable lnfafla-
blv 40 time of service. with sl 90 the groom.
~ charge Tor the kecpi Of mares Tor one
'EsLiYl.1AN ABDAfLAH was foaled The
property OF Charles =. Dole. ESQ. of Crystal
Lake. state ol illinois. he Is Standard Bred,
his number in -ti d-Book being ll2l
His breeding. us WIll ue seen from the fol-
lowing display, ls strictly gih edge.
list His sire ls lAkEIASn ABnAILAH
SON Of Hysdyll'- Iiamn.cionlnn. ana there-
fore iu the same brotherhood Win NOLIN-
TIER. Gro. WILKEs HAPPY MEDfuM, HAIR
OLD. iuCIArlR, ABERDEEN, SENTINEL,
THORSDALE, etc.
.d llls DAMS sire ls STaADER's CLAY (af-
tcrWafd, WIIuEH the pfoeenitOr OF q long
array OF 1r0iters and Irotiing 1iies, sucn as
HARRY lIAY.AMEETCAN CLAY. KENTUCKY
CLAY. ENvOY, Posi- roy, and others OF q Ike
high sflnluIu.
81. IAKELASD AnDAILAIf Us a JsI brother
% uAEOLD. nee sire " me- grclt MAuD :.
4tI. tLl~lAN AbDALLAH ishd4 Drofttr
90 MENBRISO Boy. that Is tis grandsire y
ANrELL lAXfell i> the great thfee-y eaf-oid
stallion that. ass all the word KNOWS. ialeA
sold for OSE irNnHEu AID FIVE hotoAND
DOLIARs-Apot cash
IN rrue. as manf Judges affirm that Ak
TELLS power comes mainlF.irOm his CLAY
blood this tact ought tO be a winning card
SOr tI.YSIAN ABDALLAH, Tor Pc II q son ~
Ms CLAY mare. "k0rin0 NtHie. while Az
Tell. dam il hut tne granddaughter on the
same clan ma e.. AXrrIL gets other CLAY
blood through his sire. which Will make the
percentage az CLAY blood carried ia him
about the same a. VIII be ln the product Oh
FlN~lAN aBDALLAH. lANfELLs stud
Zee d. expected % be- l.pOl The remainder
of ELN~IAN ABDAtLAh'S pedlgree Is
founded boz the racing blood OF bertnunei
fattlera I'd Imported spread Eagle.
Iuis grlndly bred horse Is JET blhck ia Color
fine SO. ana THOUGH stylish and spirited in
action. Is Of the kinde>t and most tractaDle
temper lssible 10 lind, especially I'm stall
lion fe2l-eOdlOt
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A natal Mistake.

Twas fatal She VIII neer forgir'
Such a mistake a. this
And can never. while live
Forget my c0wardice.
Nellie and together sat-
Nellie whom adore;
On bet a new ten dollar hat
She'll speak 20 me no moreD
tried 70 kiss her lips 80 red
Forever shall rue iti
"Just kiss me n you dare" she said.
Aud IL didn't DO IL.
Richard H. Ttherngton IA Munsey's Weekly
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AsHEvuLE, y. c.. Mar lj.-While our
sales thisweek have not been large, they have
cen as large az are expected at this stage
of the season, and larger i'm proportion than
they were in February, for that period
Lower grades and especially where green
predOminaiod. are not bought as eagerly as
heretofore, by those who were large BUYERS
of such stock, and hence bidding for that
class is more general. and they have de-
cIlncd more or less. the price for stch stock
being rather unsettled. But there is no de-
cline in any stock possessing good
color or quality. The general average stand
ard NJ offerings here for two weeks past
Us below what it was previously; and yet a
few good wrappers and prime cutters are
seen every day-the former ranging from
Soc. 90 5jc. and the latter from DC. 90 zoe. or
i1c. Most of this week has been spring like
after a warm rain an of Yesterday. we
had "a little snow last night. To-day
is bright and de ightful. Later reports
from the country show that the killing of
most forward plants by the late cold spell,
Will NOT materially effect the date of plant
ing 100 this section, and without some un-
f1rcseon hindrance. the largest crop ever
planted in this section. will be set ont this
year. Much of this section is yet unde-
NelOped; bat rapid progress ia being made in
that direction. and our tobacco crop viii
keep pace with this development. D. j.
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RICHMOND. VA. March Il, 1890

RICHMOND. VA. March Il, 1890.
FIRST BOARD.
1000 Richmond and Mecklenhurg lst Is
at 1917.
Atlanta and Charlotte at 81.
no Virginla Fire and Marine Insurance
Copnany al 81: 10 Nirgnia Fire and Marine
Insurance Company ai 81.
3 Virginia State Insurance Company at
2fis.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. 4 skeo.
a.. :. as. X. 4 c.. 1871 .... lo3 ....
A.. 5. -, X. 4 c., 1907 ~ ....
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Stranger Gn New York)-Why is it the
city authorities won't permit you to play
except between the hours of 8 o'clock IN
the morning and 2 o'clock in the even
ing.
Organ Grinder notta know. May he
zee Cruelty 10 Children societa airaida
we oyerwork munk. New York Weekly.
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Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. VA, March d.. 1880.

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va, March l7. 1890.
OFFERINGS
Wheat. $50 bushels
Corn So bushels.
Oats. l2D bushels.
Rye - bushels.
sALFs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat L0n-hcrry. POO bushels very
good at Sjc. ~h0riherry. n bushels very
good 40 s2e. Total sales of wheat 1850
bushels.
Corn White. 900 bushels very good 40
3si .r.
OATS White 1000 bushels very good go
30c. Mixed. 10000 bushels very good on rr.-
waite terms. Total sales 90 oats. 2UuJ bushels.
Rye % bushels very good 40 Soc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QuOf1t0ps.- Middling i01sc.; low mid.
ding, 91.c. good ordinary. sc.
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LOUISVILLE, KY. Mar IA very firm
market for much lighter OAeringa Of new
hurley. with ODD and now darks stronger.
and very rainy weather were tine leading
features tins week.
New Burnley. Deluging rains and impas-
siOle roads BOO the country of late led 10
very light receipts and quite q "weatler
market" with nearly twO-thirds of the of
lcrings this week reviews which consist
ed mostly of common and medium grades
of filters and cutters. With strong. steady
demand for desirable filters Of all grades. the
hardening tendency for such of late was
continued. with prices fully maintained 40
nearer outside figures. AN the leading man
ufacturcrs and some Spectators being free
BUYERS throughout the week. Compare
Is very little fine leaf was offered. and for
the present. therefore. quotations for such
are nominal, while a good demand for such
exists. The same remarks may be said tO
apply iO AN grades of cutters. any irre-u-
iariiy at AN boz the market being occasional
Us in trash and common red smokers. lhe
highest price this week was Dc, being fully
up 90 any late sales.
o'd Burnley Offerings were fully larger
than last week, with mo- specially new iea-
lures. The best offered sold at l~e for
sweet. all of which there is q good demand
1t li prices. with lmkod h0g.leads un-
changed
Dark-.- Offerings ofnew crop were again
light with few hogsneads of tcrqudiity.
the best of which sold at $500. and % rather
stronger tendency an round. I'm old ,oler-
ugs were lighter. and mcrchantable trash
isc. higher with the common and medium
grades (the only ones Ohered) nearer out
side figures, with AN upward tendency. ID
Green rivers this week few were Oiiercd-One
l.ne from a reliable packer sold well-thc
best cOlory filler at $3.50. with 70 good dee
mand from the few who Use This old style.
IO-day.-~alcs consisted OF IS hhds. new
and binds. OBJ hurley. with 3D. hhd-. old
dark Tugs and leaf, and hhds. Green river
oilers. showing no change.
Private sales this week consisted of only
seNenty-thrcc hogshead-. mostly old darhs
and Green Rivers.
The Weather. During most of the week
heavy continued rains fen throughout this
and adjoining States, causing widespread
damage and distress.
The Planting Seas0n.-ln the more
-Outhcrly tobacco belts. plants which were
well forward in February have been. during
the last two weeks. frozen dead. or washed
out by heavy rams which Will now render
planting i'm Southern Kentucky and Ten
nessce about a month later. The DISPOSE
tion is 90 plant hurley wherever 10 Will
grow. ami heavy tObacc0s largely, but only
n the dark siemming tobacco districts.
ALIEN HARIHLL.
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w.r ClfNoNs. So 2a5 W. Grace e., Rich.
Aa.. riiirs
pleasure recommend A. III. q. Tonic"
fIu.l. .i ltsae.ion very closely with lady mem.
a.. Tho Tonic was used for what S. com.
t..ea as change ollie. The patients condition
critical. rery nervous. weaka cnaciated,
.. r,..rcat.. sao Dad fho best medical attention
commencement. and Dad tried many recon-
remedies. hat gradually grow worse. She was
.r. f.t..-t.nei. ani Impressed with the belief
...r.r.a.. roaii De-. ofhaneitio Der, that found
..t. t.t.a'. '. s.t h.r 90 irl Che Tonic. Finally
.H. df. IIi.i ...r..nr afeet friend Of this
l.fgai..tf.i l.f.'h ....r suits. and heartily en-
d.-.. So .s re er...th ..ae..- offered 90 suffering
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PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
AnDABSOLUTELY SAFE

For Sale iy an Druggists. Price q cts
per box; 3 boxes flr aj cfs. 0r sent hy
mail. postage free. on receipt of price.
Dr. J II schenck s. Son. Philadelphia. Pa
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MAIN STREET.
THOS. BRANCH & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.


RIcunoSD. VA. Feb. l8., 1900.
tsrE OFFER. SUBJECT TO SALE,
ard advance ll price without notice,
tho following BONDS;
10000 Virginia Midland Railroad General
MORTGAGE % per cent. Bon IS, pflnci-
ual anf interest guaranteed by The
girhmOui and awhile Railroad.
rapahIa 100 gold 900 - and interest.
lhis road nude 100000 above fixed
charges l1I tnP six months ending
december 81. 1850
slr 900 49, stern 'oT'u Carolina Railroad
C0us0l M0rtgagr six per cent
PONDS. af 95 alI Interest. THIS
m0rf..ee ls only -l2.uDO per mile.
10000 rafar~nIr- iH iru1u Class H Bonds
g per cent. 100 lO'is and Interest.
fTli. i0ll ls masking dividend on
JOS stock
s27.rOls seattle. Inlc shore and Eastern
faiiroal First Mortgage g per cent
Bonds. 500 80 and interest.
$4,000 ~loss Iron auu steel tDmpdny Ibifm-
lnainm. Ala llf.t Mortgage Is per
cent. Onls. af D5and interest,". This
Company ION making 90 tNe fiie
oi 5000 above interest on tie
nfst mortgage which is s2,uOu,OOO.
other securities taken boo exchange ni their
market value.
One-half percent ID per cent? commission
allowed 90 Bankers aII Brokers. ltlt-ll
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK. Mar. ll.-Flour closed firm
a. but dull and unchanged. Wheat closed
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Richmond stock MARKET.

Reported BY Jonn l.. Williams Z Sea
bankers and brokers, No iii Main street.
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Ihe object of this suit lis 90 recover against
the defendant 81 900 damages tor "a rtain
UI.IaIl0ged COB have been published hy the
defendant Boz manner and ioim as seI iofih iu
the Uocl1ratiOu in thi. case ana Go attach ihe
estate a the said defendant in iAe city Of
licumCui and subject The "a ne 10 the lay-
mont of the plaintiffs claim.
and affidavit having been made and iIed
Thai fhe sad defendant ls NOT % resident of
Obi, State. 10 is ordered that ne appear Deer.
within fifteen days after Cue lunlicai Itn
hereof. aun Go what is necessary 90 project
d d interest 500 fIis sult.
a cou}-I rste'
".FD SHIELD, Clerk.
ID. WEBB pHL0L, p.q. ie2l-HtlW
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SOLD BY AL DRUGGISTS.
Treatise on BLOOD and Skin Diseases by mail free
ADDRESS.
q. %. &. CUE1ETCAT. CO.,
f. f..h so rirf.rsoul Va
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PRESTON BELVIN
NEW IMPORTATION OF ART FURNITURE FOR THE HOLIDAYS
No. 81 Governor Street
~HASECITYLITfIIAW WATER
FOB
Disease of Stomach, Kidne" and Liver.

n is perfectly pure performing ANY paw
gallon ,,,o, ~, ,-o,-,,,,,,-r ms, ,,r
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I-I7|I u y : ~ Ut - Vt -
IAMn g. SMITH.
MCGUIRE a. tLLErr. / ' - ielD-1aiW
VTIRGINIA.-IN THE GIRO UT
' COURT .OF THt CITY OF RICHMOND,
FEBRUARY 2lsr 1890.
~. T.. Nicler..... .... ...............l faint IT,
against
". Hiaht0wCr...... .................. Defendant
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XTIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD Is
' IHf lLERhf- OFECE Of TIE CI o.
CIrlTODIRT ID. IikillI Dt lltNNJND.
ON TIE 18TH DAY OF MARgH, 1890.
fganst
T.. L. RelfOrd. ..-........... 'elendant
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Is CASE. upon AZ ATTACHMENT REIrRSED
EXElCrED.
The object Of this suit is % recover against
the defendant the sum Of Sl23.s2, with legal
interest thereon from January Let, 1890. un-
Cd pail, and 10 attach the estte N the said
defendant iu the city OF Richmond. ana sub.
iect the some % the paymens az the plain
ull's clolm.
And affidavit having been made and filed
thar tne ailIaut believes that Tire dticuda !
is not "a resident OF lis STATE, IL Is ordered
that he appear here " Thin nfleen day. after
due publication hereof, AMI DO what u ltcts-
sary 10 protect his interest In this snit.
A copy-le ste.
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
COKE ~ PrCKRELL. DO. mhls-lfw
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One-half percent ID per- cent? commission
allowed to BANKERS alI Brokers. iel3-u
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XIRGINIA.-IN TIE CHANCERY
\ COJRrOF HE CITY or RICHMOND,
FEBRUARY I3lH, 1880;
James e.. Lamb,
against
r. y. Simmonds a Commenced Defendants
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81 saw two girls with their escorts
walking up Corey Hill, yesterday" says
an observer of girls. "One of them
went up like a rubber ball, bouncing and
bounding at every step, chattering briskly
to her companion as she went and stop
ping now and then to pant a little and
take fresh start both with her bounding
way of walking and with her chatter.
Presently her friend came quietly along.
She was letting the young man beside
her do the talking, and she was mounting
the long hill with short, inelastic steps.
She used her heels as we'll as her toes in
going up hill" 1t is good rule for
climbing and one to be remembered
in going upstairs. Women doctors say,
and many women prove it in practice,
that by going upstairs slowly, with the
foot-heel and toe alike-put firmly on
each stair, one may arrive at the top of
four flights of stairs really rested, instead
of ,gasping for breath as when one runs
up stairs. Going upstairs is good form
of exercise if one goes the right way to
get its benefits.-Boston Transcript.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-05-07
HOW TO KEEP HONEY.

All surplus should be removed from
hives at the close of the honey season; if
left it will soon become dark and have
solid appearance, and bees cannot pro-
tect large surplus so we'll, and unless
the hives are very close, robbers will find
their way to the honey. Comb-honey
should be carefully stored in a close
building, so that bees cannot find it; not
in cellars or underground repositories of
any kind, but above ground, and have
plenty of light and air, and at the same
time prevent bees from entering. Comb
honey can be kept free from ants and
other insects by placing it on tables the
feet of which may set in basins of water
and kerosene. Ants are very destructive
to comb-honey; they puncture the cap
pings and destroy its appearance. Ex-
tracted honey should not, as yet, be kept
in air-tight vessels, as it is still in pro-
cess of ripening, and if the gas that is
produced cannot escape it will burst the
packages; hence, they should have a
small opening at least. Extracted honey
may be kept together in any quantity if
pretty we'll ripened; If not, it should be
in small quantities. Earthenware and tin
are probably best fer keeping extracted
honey iu, although kegs and barrels can
be used, but should first receive coat
ing of beeswax inside. This can easily
be done by pouring in melted beeswax
and running it over the surface.-CAy
and Country