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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
W2e1sxexS- Gz~ $RtouZ

Change for the month ending Saturday,
November 30. 1890, $40 packages; highest
price obtained during the month of Noyem-
Der was 500 for a package Of West Virginia
bright tobacco.
We had Saturday market to-day with
light trading.
Private sales reported to the secretary for
the week ending Saturday, November ~
1890: Wrappers, q hogsheads; filters, 10
hogsheads; cutters, q hogsheads; smokers,
10 hOgsheads: West Virginia bright tObac-
COS, hogsheads; burleys, hogsheads. To-
tai. ~ hOgsheads.
Private sales reported to the secretary for
the month ending Saturday, November %.
1890: Wrappers, $50 hOgsheads; filters, 3lb
hogsheads; cutters, 205 hogsheads; smok-
ers, 70 hOgsheads; scrap, DAG hogsheadsi
dark tObaccos, 3Jj hOgsheads; burleys, ~
hogshead ; Tugs, hogsnead; sun-cured to-
baccos, hogsheads; West Virginia bright
tobaccOs, 10 hOgsheads. Total, l,0Oo hogs
heads.
Office of the tobacco inspector reports
sampling for the week ending saturday,
November %. 1890: spectIons-Bright,
ll5 hogsheads; dark. p hogsheads; western,
l04 hOgsheads. spections-Bright
SO hogsheads; dark, % hogsheads; Western,
3hOgshesds.
Sampling for the month ending Saturday,
November 30, 1890: nspectiOns-Bright
563 hogsheads: dark, 233 hogsheads; West
ern. $40 hOgsheads. spections-Bright
2s7 hOgsheads dark, 2J7 hogsheads; West
ern, II hOgshesds.
Total samplng for November, LAG hogs
heads.
The warehouses report for the week end
ing Saturday, November %. 1890: Receipts,
BIS hOgsheads, 9 tie ces and boxes. DeiiV-
cries, 33S hogsheads, 10 tierces and boxes.
The warehouses report for the month end
ing Saturday, November %, 1890: Receipts,
1907 hogsheads. % tierces ami boxes. De-
liveries, ], 400 hOgsneads, 81 tlerces and
boxes.
Excess Of deliveries over receipts for the
month ending Saturday. November p,
1880: 372 hogsheads II tier e., aad boxes.
Office Of the Collector OF TIE tn.r.d states
Internal Revenue reports col ion for
the city Of Richmond to-day a. f VS.:
Tax paid cigars aud cigarettes, 80;
tax paid tObaccOs, $3.4iO.Gl; tax paid
special. Sl33 46: tax paid penalty, Sl3IO.
Total, 1850 90.
Internal revenue collections tor the city
Of Richmond for the week ending saturday,
November 80, $780, Tax paid on cigars
and cigarettes, sll, 2jsl6- tax paid on to-
bacco, Sl4,ji442; tax paid special, Sl33. 40;
tax paid penalty, $3.50. Total, $2o.5p.'i
Internal revenue collections for the clty
of Richmond for the month ending oaturd"
November 30, 1890: Tax pail cigars
cigarettes, Si7,l41.B; tax paid to0ac os,
$50. 1861; tax paid specia, S2ds 90: tax
paid penalty, $3.50. Total, Sl2o,39l.l9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
a sac ETY. journal.

The COsmOcrat Is the name Of twenty
f1ur-page humorous society paper, which
cili make it, first appearance on Saturday,
December 6th. The paper is to be weekly
.ontlininy humorous matter Of refined
.harsctcr, Illustrated from pen drawings by
prominent New York and stan artists. A
-p ciil feature VIII be a large weekly car
roon, having for its subject some local ques-
non, event or condition of things. In addi-
ila 10 the humorous matter, there VIII be
tiNeu each week full account Of all social
vents, dramatic and literary notes, and
short. pitny editorial comments upon the
happenings Of the week.
The proprietor5 of the paper are Mr..
Waller T.. Hun, OF Roanoke, and Mr.. Dick
BIIks Williams. OF W shingtOn. II will BE-
ISSUED in an attractive form, and the pub
i-hers VIII exert every effort 20 make IL
one Of the best society papers of the south.
The editorial department Will b. CON
lucted 10y Mr.. Williams.-ROanoke Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
H2xyery- EW %NtenK

Gents Linen Collars, all s'ses. only want -
stop keeping this brand. at -.
Red and white Embroidered sham at 90.
piece.
2oc. reduced from SO.
Hsssock Body Brussel Carpets 81 49,. apiece.
Lot i.adle.' slack and white cape Collars as
Csc. apiece.
Lot Running at ~. yard.
-atteen winso = Ties at 81. epiece.
Gents Black suspenders at 35c., reduced
from %.
All-wool Rcd Msdicsted Socks 1t use.
Fur-Iop Gloves for zoe. 49,. and 81 pair.
Ladies' damaged KID GIoses.ths accumulation
OF three months. our regular price ei.76.
Oh 25, sI.t i7s Kid. but all damaged. use.
choice; s-botton Length undrsss Mos.
quitairss at SOC. . pair.
All color heavy Chenille Portisrs. with dou.
BILE dado and heavy fringe, e7.AA
Heavy Chenille Vienna, figured all over, ct
si2.50 pair.
Chenille. Wide Dado. at 1877.
3 patterns Brussels Carpet. this sea soa's pat
tern, at soc.
Body Brussels in 10 patterns and hall aud
stair. at VI.
Elegant Heavy Winter Velvet. In new pat
terms. at 97Ifc.
The hsstti. Velvet Carpet 10 oaly 2-foos
cut, 81.
3-piy heavy Carpets at 75c.
2-yard by i-yard Rug at soc.
smyrna Rugs o. si.ss. $3.50. sl.ss. ss.Ss,
sS.Ss
smyrna Drugget. 2 by 3 yards. sold for SS,
cut tn ei2.5o.
Smyrna Drugget, 3by yards. was sac. eat to
SO.
Felt Drugget, sold for IS. out - s3es
Yard-wide Floor Ollsloth. pretty pattern. at
22c.
500 rolls new Mating at less than GUNNER
prices.
Fancy colored Mating. 25c.
Fancy Gilt Dado Shades, ready 70 hang. ct
.0c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
S2Zezsteu5 G1A seA34ooo.

Of their skulls; enough Of the skull was
savn of to expose the brain, then the
greater part Of the cerebellum was cut
through and taken out. That from the dog
was placed in the cats skull, and that from
the cat was placed in the dogs skull. The
wounds were then sewed up, and the ami
mails seem to be all right, though several
days have elapsed since the operation.
there was loss OF sensation IN the iOrepaws
of both animals after part of their own
brain substance had been removed. The
union between the old and new brains in
each case was now so far complete that
this sensation had been restored. The pos
sibilities involved in a successful Operation
of this kind was very great, the Professor
thought IL meant nothing less than PATCH
ing up the brain Of a man with portion
from one Of the lower animals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
TOR SALE. BY BOWMAN, BOS-
WELl q sHrMAN.

WELL & : MAN,
REAL FSTATEAND iNSURA>C AGENTS,
No. 10 EAST MAIN STREET
113 feet on Floyd street between Meadow
and Rowland.
800 feet on Floyd street between Robinson
and edar.
2iO feet on BrOOklind street
1873 feet corner Of Washington and Windsr
streets.
Nineteen LOIS on Carlton street.
Five LOTS corner Of brooklyn street and
ShattswoOd avenue.
BRICK IA TORY south Eighteenth street
FRAME HOUSE. 4 rooms, 80 feet, \ icbol-
son street.
STORE and DWELLING. north Eigh-
teenth street.
NICE DWELL ING and % acres In aspar-
agus. strawberries, &C., in uOI theast suburbs
several SMALL. FARMS near the ity. and
other well-paying property.
BOWMAN, BOSW IL & SHUMAN,
se2l-tf 9north Eleventh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
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white china SIX Hsndkerchiefs. 40 inches
SQUARE 1,s-inch hom. soc, worth 7es.
pure English Twill-slk Umbrellas. gents
and ladies' styles. si.75 for this sale. usua
price Is s2.7s. II you have = Xmas pre-
sent to give, what's the matter with
thatg
sO0Tght Opossum Nuns and best Black Coney
Fur NUTS. to be sold during this excite
ment for SIPS.
japanese water-drop Tespo. hundreds of
them Tor &C
For 2Sc. we arc going to sell -four Sheer Linen
lawn handkerchief embroidered. hem
stitched, inlaid, drawn thread. not less
than four sold: they are worth 12e. each
Covered and uncovered Pin-Cushions. large
size, lbc.
Elder down Pillows and Cushions. besuti-
fully covered with Saline. $50.
china six Choir Scarfs with hand painted
gauzo ends. 7Sc: usual price si.49.
SIX Tassel Upholster Fringe. 1219c yard
This is the 25c. fringe.
Hundreds upon hundreds OF style OF pure
white eolored- bordered Haudkerchieis
al BE-. IOc, and l2Ikc., and 17o.. that you
viii undoubtly deem great bargains.
p Bottles with glass shoppers OF hanokeI-
chief Extracts for 17c.
Rhinestone Ear-Drops. the 81 styles. Just for
excitement. 4ic.
800 Jet Brace and Pins. lOc.. worth 23e.
A Marselllcs Qult, ~ yards long by meas
urc. atSl. reduced from $40.
A Crochet Quit At b9c.
Heavy full-slzs Crochet Quiitat sSc' reduced
from Sl25.
5000 Fnnged ana STAMPED Linen splsshsrs'
l5c two for 25c.
Furniture CretOnnss beautiful ngurss on
this occasion lOc. a yard. ususl price l6c.
Frnged Tray Covers. 30 inches long, dainty
coiorcd bordcred, 23c -.
Table ~etS, Linen Cover ana Napkins 10
match. So. 1g-the style formerly selling
on. lozen Ci~ntlemen's SIX and Satin Scsrfs'
tSc- Just the kind you must pay 2oc. Tor
Xmas time.
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Police Cart.

George Brown (colored). charged with tres
passing upon the premises OF and curslng
and throwing rocks az Nelson Washington.
I'm the testimony II was brought out - ash
ington had sold liquor without license, aud
that he, ]. II. Gardner and Douglas Brown
had assaulted George Brown. George Brown
vas fined $3.50 for being drunk, Gardner and
nonglas Brown we're fined So each for assault
ana Washington was fned s25 for selling
llquor without license, and was sent on "a
The grand Jury for violating the state reye'
nue. law.
Friday for cutting at person. IN the street
with "A kuife, was before court, anG was re-
cogniEed as an old offender, against whom
there were several felony warrants. The
ease was continued until December ~.
Robert Wo9dsOn, charged with steallns
one ,ot OF lead pipe from TRE iIhks build
ing Tbs cese WAS continued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
H2eSsxeus- GM SRtooZ

Red Blankets. all wool. i1-4, at s..
Dressed Mosquetalre Kids. IA tan and gray
at 81 pair.
"a tuition length evening shades. Undressed
Kid. at s2.4s pair.
Ladies' Gauntlet Kid Gloves, for driving, a,
4 button Kid. fitted on you at tho counter,
all coIors and black, at 81.
Partisan Dress Patters that sold at SIS TO $40,
all cut TO $3.50 suit.
100 patterns of fine Dress Goods, trimmed tn
Astrakhan and braid, that sold for $50
and SIS, to sl4.
3s inch extra fine, pure WOOL Henrietta. In
fourteen fferent shades. TT soc.
Double-fold. all wool Tricoi. at 20c. yard.
All WOOL 81 and sl.25 Plaid Stripes and small
Checks at Csc
Fine imported French BroadcIoth I'm all
shades at 81; reduced from sl.26.
Pure Linen Torchon Lace. I'm pieces Of II
yards in the remnant, at 4lEc. piece;
inch wide at 1910. piece; Ia inches at
25c. piece.
A new striped Point de Prinet, in all light
shades, at ACC.
Lii. face veIvet in black, the best SLIPS ever
sold, cut to 81.
All silk Surah. in light shades for fancy work,
Csc yard.
Black silk, "a inches wide. heavy and fne
lUstre, at s1.19.
80 patterns drapery China silks, new goods,
at 75c yard.
Black SILK Faille, pure silk. s5c.
CT. -. ~.
and neck piece, in all the new shades $40
set
$50 remnants OF fine black. all wool Dress,
Goods to be sold of.
40 inch silk finish Henrietta, pure wool, at
SOC; reduced from 81.
Lot OF Fancy Scrim az &C., reduced from &C.
White and Gray Goat skins at So apiece.
step arpet at 24c
4 II colOrs Wool shetland Shawls at 4rc.
Black Hare Cape. with rolling collar. s4.91-
Black Astrakhan Capes from 50 to SIS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
S22esk1lc4. czss SeZ2soooz

SO inch pure wool Black Henrietta, Jet blue
an black. at 40c
silk Warp Henrietta as low as 95c., best color
and warranted 10 wear.
81 inch diagonal Cheviot, all wool at 75c, re-
duced from 81.
Imported Black Broadcloth at Toe. and 81, re-
duced from 81 and si.2o.
Solid Black satteen. fast color, MI sizes. at
SOc, reduced from 75c.
We'll bonod emb. Jeans White Corset at 35c.
reduced from Soc
Sattne strip. white, tan and drab, at soc.
Embroidered best French Woven Corset, all
coiors at Toe.
Ten styles of fue Corsets at 81, every shape
and length and numbers.
100 strips Of Lace Curtains. some only one
yard long, and some ne long as three
yards: a sample lot we close at 21e "trip.
80 window. Only one pair or one window Of
a kind. al one-third the price of.
We have made special reductions In our
regular Lace stock that would turn your
head this way II you could see them.
800 A 81 Heavy Cream Nottingham Curtain
that sell well for 81, cut TO 1915 a window.
G patterns OF our s. Curtains In white and
cream. cut 10 So 80 for this excitement.
Reel -wissat s7.49, just cut from SO.
We have gwen Millinery special big cut
rs this IL the space we expect 10 move our
Toy shop iu.
We will duplicate our Partisan Pattern from
$3.50 10 $40.
We IND We have IL Patterns Partisan Hats
that are duplclte; they sold forfl5 10 $40;
we sell choice at s..
Cololed Stin Wings that are worth 20c. for
&c. a piece.
velvet Toque. nicely trimmed, reduced to 49,.
Child's large. fiat Felt Hats. cloth crown.
scaloped and plain edge for SIPS TO soc.
Nellie By Caps, 25c.
Boys' ClOtn and Velvet Cps In 25 different
STYLES al SIC.
crib California Blankets AT Si.33.
IA c. iifOrnla Blankets. pretty borders. the
heaviest and best Blanket ever sold for
s. 80, cut 10 So.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Trucks.

Some enterprising merchant of Blackstone
might start a profitable trade in trucks with
Southwest Virginia along the Norfolk and
Western railroad and its branches. Such
vegetables as cannot be grown there, or
such as the busy people Of that section can
not afford to take their time from more lu-
crative employments to cultivate. a last,
unbroken line Of railroad to this market is
what the trucker needs, and this he has in
the Norfolk and Western railroad. Who
will start and make money out OF this new
industry !-BlackstOne Courier.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
R2eyet9- GS@ 5sN2toaM

/ Gray Fur Cape at s;.iS
( Lynx Cspes at s..
Ladies' All-Wool Long Newmarkets, In all
colois, thct sold for SIS ard si2.5O. cut TO
50 choice.
sn-wool imported rnsl.sh c)namsra at
$3.50
Long Plush Cloaks st $3.50
Long Plush Cloaks 1917 cut from SIS.
Long Plush Cloaks at $50. cat from $50.
Long Plush Cloaks at s25. cut from s35.
Astakhan Cape at s2.7o. reduced from s..
In Plush Cloaks and Jackets we have made a
special lot that sold for $50. s25, and $50
all NJ one price-sIf.s9. Some are Plush
Refers with gray Astrakhan trimming.
and some Plush Refers with plush trim
ming; Plush Jackets with black AsirG-
khan trimming-all at SI4.s9 apiece.
Black Cloth Jackets, bound ali around. at
sii7. reduced from SO.
Rough Cheviot Refers, double-bfe asted
coats, IN black and bluo, at S6.4S.
The new length Jackets, well made, silk
stitched, bound. were $40. cur TO s69
.Oon sample Cloaks. for children. no two
alike. S:Ees 4 70 i6. at one-balf the rezu-
lar price from si00 20 $50 each.
IS dozen Lawn Aprons. 3 lows open work
for l7e apiece.
| 10 styles OF Nurses Aprons, reduced from 35c.
and 40c
I Linoleum Bath Rug nj sc.
Iadi s. PLAIN Black House Jerseys At 25c.
Misses Atwood Colored Jerseys every color
and SIZE. at SOC, reduced from S..
| Plain Slack. Pleated Front Al-Wool Jerseys
at sl25 reduced from $3.50.
Ladies solid Black Hoes az sc.
Rib ms In all silks. ATTN edge. for fAncy
work, Dress or Hat Trimming. 5 for Sc.
: TOR 7c o for 1Oc.. II Tor i5c., 10 for lsc..
% for 25c.
finch Black satin Ribon. with cord edge. al
l9c worth soc
Seamless tast-Black Socks at 15c., reduced
from 25c.
20 dozen the finest Night shirts. n sa'pple
1T goods. worth from 81 TO S.. so apiece;
for choice 7hc.
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ictinized.

Several c0nfdence-mcn victimized sn old
farmer living near Woodstock recently. II
"a the old game OF pretending to buy y
tarm hy game Of cards, in which the
GARNER pat up 500 in ca-h. The winning
rOntidence-man tnded the farmer tin box
reported 10 contain the winnings, which be
was not to open for several days. IS usual
The money was not in the box. Two Of the
men are in Jail here now. They have given
assumed names. They are supposed to be
members OF gang lately operating in Mary
land and PennsyN ania.-CilasgOw Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Amn.n's Knob.

Ammen's Knob has long been known a.
an excellent point from which 10 get good
view OF New Castle and the surrounding
valley. and now that the timber has been
thinned out by force Of hands employed
by the junction Land and improvement
company, fine view of the property OF that
company may also be enjoyed from that
elevation. The view 10 be had in all direc-
ions from the summit will amply compen.
sate any one tor the slight labor and
Irouble involved in getting there. The
company will soon have a driveway, over
which il may be safely and comfortably
reached in vehicles. This will not only be
A wise investment for that company, but
viii be beneficial 10 the other companies
here. whose properties appear TO great adj
vantage from that point. We expect to see
Ammen's Kaob much frequented IN the
near future. Newcastle Record.
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H2exexy- CzS Ss52SooN

5000 Elegantly Engraved silver Thimbies,
25c. each.
Gold Plated Thimbles, lie. cssh. What do
you think o. that piices
About zoo boxes OF fne Note-Paper at lie
some ~ the 15c, nc and use. kinds.
Ostrich Feather Bands. one ward long, S1.25.
worth S2.5O.
Rive different colors OF Worsted Upholster
Fringe. Sc. n yard, worth l5c
Elegant Cream china silk Handkerchief,
large enough for Muffers, with exquisite
embroidered initial. $50. worth 1925.
300 fancy Fruit Sschet Begs. &c. heretofore
sold for 13c.
Rhinestone Breast-Pins that were $500, just
for the excitement 81 each.
Draw-string Leather shopping Bags, soc.
Satin and zeal Draw-Striug Leather Shop
ping Bags $50, worth s1.35.
About 1000 Leather and Leather-Lined
Pocket-Books. all kinds ofst les thr own
in the lot, 25c. choice.
40 dozen Fancy-Pressed Leather Purses, KID
Linod, 19c.. worth Boo.
Ooze ND Purses. ali colors: about ~ dozen
ofthe soc kind for Csc. each.
Ready made striped and Plain Undershirts.
DOC. ench.
Mems Navy Blue all-wool Overshirls, 7bs. for
the 81 kind.
Some all-wool English-isibbed Gents Draw
ers. no shirts 10 match, rsduc ed from
$3.50 TO sl.3o.
5000 Bevoled-edge Glass Cabinet Photo
Frames. 19c., worth soc.
300 Children's story Books, bright-colored
psst-board backs. s and 10 inches. inch
thick for 24c. each, worth 39c.
Tall Gided Glass Toilet Bottles, the latest
novelty. S1.25. the usual price $3.50.
300 cakes sapolio and Pearline &c. cake.
PesrI and Garnet Breast Pins. just for the OK
element 1Oc., that were 25c
Epecial Bargaius I'm the new Heart shaped
Jewelry, Pins, Nings, and Bracelets. Solid
Gold Finger Rings, with rhinestone ana
Moonstone sets, just for the excitement.
$50 pounds French Mixed Candy. Ire 10 from
Pizzini's every morning. 15c. pound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30

Mr.. b. McGee. of the city market re-
Gently presented the Herald WIN Two Vege-
table curiosities, which attracted conslueI !, ,
able attention from visitors to the editor'al
rooms. The first is Z triple iHrnlp, each
perfect, sound. and ali three growing rom
me root. 4 fourth, about the size Oh
walnut, would probably have aiIaineu
AVERAGE siz. mad il been given chance.
The second is two parsnips, fun grown
and sound. the roots of both being inter
.ocked. aud forming quite curiosity
Roanoke Herald
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Mill Mountain on Fire.

Smoke has been observed for several days
Dast floating over the top OF Mill mountain,
south Of this city. Yesterday about noon
small train OF lire was seen to trail over the
crest, and ia short time the whole ridge
was aDlaze. II slowly crept down lne
mountain side, increasing IN 'olu ne uhtii
Al 10 O'Clock last night IL presented TO the
thousands who gazed upon 10 one OF the
frandest sights imaginable. The trail OF
fire extended from east 10 west along the
whole face OF the mountain, and In irregu-
lar lines. At times almost straight, then
forming loops and graceful curves, again
breaking the continuity abruptly. would
start again in new spot 10 rapidly regain
The connection.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Market steady
MARKET by rELEGsAPh
aitiinore.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 29.-COttOn nomi
nal; mIddlng, 93tc. Flour quiet. Wheat
Southern quiet; Fultz, 9Oc. as L0ngberry
$50. @Sl; steamer No. red, 9slsc.; West
ern quiet; No. 2 winter red, spot. AAc
Corn-Southern queit; white, is@5Ic.; yel
low, 46@56c.; Western easy; mixed, spot
SIC. Oats active. but scarce; ungradeC
southern and Pennsylvania, 5O@53c.; do
do. Western white, 53Ac.: do. do. mixed, 81
Gjln c.; graded No. ? white, 53@31c. Rye
fairly active. Provisions firm. Coffee steady
Rio cargoes fair, 1910. Sugar steady
Whisky fairly active, sl.2).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Our Wire >tcetchtr.

\ year or more ago one Of our friends
borrowed our wire stretcher and has not yet
re- turned it,. We suppose he must have put
minis fence by this time. Perhaps the rea-
ann he mas failed to return it Is that our
,iretcher : the best lac ever saw and he fell
la love with It, or maybe ne has Forgotten SO
l,',, - rot,,r,, IL that he is ashamed 10 do so.
Ne hoo him t6 come forward boldly and
avn nm and we promise 10 thank him and
al, mn Question. - caroline Sentinel.
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~H1IIA N<-hO -&~-&~O ~ ~ 49,
COL, Goa. eO1 BROAD STRIET.
of years and is now employed in the capaci.
LIZ ~ annninl l.nrrncr,nndnnf of that M nor


ty Of special correspondent Of that paper.
He has been making the circuit OF the
booming towns in Southwest Virginia and
has shown his appreciation Of number OF
these cities by making investments in them.
He is spoken Of prominently in connection
with proposed morning daily at staunton.
Mr.. Morgan is a man once seen never TO
be forgot n, as he towers up in the air, be-
ing about six feet eight inches in height, and
is large in roportion.-ROanOke Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE
lReported for the Times.

RICHMOND, VA, Nov. Chickering'S OF
tobaccos at auction on Change Satur-
day, November %, 1890: Total offerings
fourteen packages Of West Virginia bright
tobaccos. One package taken in at $23, one
at Sl6.62lI, one sold at $40. one 1t $l3. one
at Sl2, one at 81, one at $S.T3, one taken In
AZ s. %, one sold at s., one At $3.50, one
taken in $7.25, one at S6.25, one at ~, one at
$3.50.
Offerings Of tobaccos at auction ON
Change Tor the week ending Saturday, No.
vember -, 1870, 1876 packages; highest price,
$50 for package OF West Virginia bright
tobacco.
U6erings OF iobseeos at auction on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
Larnest New.paper Man.

Mr.. T.. 3. M0rgas, the largest newspaper
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
BASK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK, Nov. 29.-Reserye, increase
So 800; loans, decrease, S3,I49, 100; specie
decrease. 81 ,532, 700; legals, increase, sl,O4o'
600; deposits, decrease, y3,lO6,SV; clrcula
ton, decrease, ST, 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-30
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
BARTON HEIGHTS.
Beautiful Residence Lots for
Sale on Monthly Payments.
no ADVANCE N PRICE UNTIL JANU-
AIRY JsT.

For purchasers desiring it TWENTY-FIVE
HOUSES will he erected during the next
year AMI sold on MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Best chances for homes ever offered. Best
lots will be sold without contrasts Tor bui d.
Ing where desired. no 2l-u