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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

uNFugD. - NJ Coat - rrchsis hsli 81
rarts sithin and fsf ths Gsunty - pNfuri. On
ths thiri Tus-iay 20 MAJ 4 a. -.
IIenFy " fafk Alminl.trat.sF un IL estate
- luhn a. kthiss, sis - NsNira in AT
tuuntf isssssssi hsslng prv-snts-t NE sssvunt ~
sfatnlstrsiiua - IT, s.tsts - all hessssei fuf
aitrsanrs
OsiaaTtt That ali AdniinistraioF .its nstice
O. al igf.1ns intsr.s,si ~ csgsins acrpf ~ this
uf,lsf D. - puhnshs~i tkrvs ~erk. ssrss-sitelf
iu ths tttfHri tNstns-rat pfthtssi a fafts, that
tbs uaay aptEaf a Cuar - frslsats - - hshl
Al fan.. in ssii Cuuuty - ~ thlf'i russslay 4
- 1uss Rrst a nins o'rh-s In ~ iarvns-sn. Ani
shas osu-s. N anY thsy have. shy ~ .sms
shsak nit q. Aikf--i.
GIOR.r !, Wilson, Ipis,.
A tfss cupy-stts-t 1T q DAVIS, Issns,sf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

TuE .ui.-rrti-r hsr,by give. puehe noiiss
80 ~ hss ts-n duly spI-siutcsi bf ths henei
- IBisr - rfilasts ter ~ teaniY ~ 'Ni.si,
,ItNTu> HirLEN, lsie - pisn.ii
A.. .tt t'..l-ts .i.r.s.ssi hr sising l-snt a. ths
-. -iir..ts .hs theryfurs fsluc-ts Al t-f-sa.
IrI.it.f a. ths rst1tr - All deses-s-i - msse
t....Ift.s.. f..tu,sNt anlt ths-s sha have any
.t..,-.s.i. ti..rs.,n b. sNhilH ths saune -
q. =. ~. SARAH = RIPLEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Choice butter and choice maple syrup
arc two articles hard 10 get.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

oNFuHn. - -Ns C.aft - frplsis hsli A
Paris sithin ani faf ~ 1uuuty ~ ukfuri.
90 ~ thiri TussiAy - MAJ 4 u tss
EnsH n ktNnNtt. stiy- - nans l..
kitlaf ate - Hamfsf'i. dsses-ei. hasing nv
-sats-i hsf Istitiun fef an alsssnfs oui ~ The
rsf.saai Iststs - AT d-sss~ri
uGutsrt, ThAi ssit rstitisnsf gity nstirs -
ths sarls q al t-r-sns inlrr~-t~l thsrvtn. ~
pahnshinE q oupY - this uF'isf hrv~ -es.s ssf
ss-sitsiF u ths 0Nfsri tAyuaf-rFai ne-sIst-f
tlffntssi gt faris tn saii Cssuntf. ttat the naF
aVf.sr a Fr,sizsls tuart q - hsshien a fafis
snhin sci fsf sstt guautfs % th~ thiri fu~s
tsf - Iunr nskl a. nins o'ek-k In ~ farsna-sn.
anl si.H~ 0sass. N auy thsy have, axsiust ths
sms
.rn 4 Wilson Iulry
Nuus ospy ATTEST IT { DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
.n,llus.'. ssssss,.-

A might naturally bs suppo->i, many p>
cious sttempts have bs~a made 10 justify the
NJ of annatto In the form of "Milkmans
Bensfit,- it i-,ng elairn~i that 10 is absolutely
harmls.a A German ehsmist has discovered
In annAtto paste worms b-aring rv~-mblAnos
10 the trschina parsats, which nnds its fs-
vosits habitat In hogA lie says that hs has
found ths-s para1itss In every sampls of an
nAito which be has slaIniD~i Hs dsscr1bs
ths worm - colorls.. without promissnt sn.
nulAs mArkingS vith blunt hsad and long
nesiis pointed tall 10 s Of various sss and
kssps up lively movssnent under the micro
scopa Bstors this discovery thsrs vsrs am
pc rsasoas for condsmning In toto The "Bsu-
s6s' In QUESTION; u ssothsr vas nscss.Asy
c-rtainiv n \ noe furuishsi -I3ostou Hsrau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
,rus eopy-.lis., iii. {. DtVis. Rrri,s,.

oNFnRp "a At q ,oat ef frol.sis hsli st
P.st. Within ant for ti< toanty ofoNf"ri.
90 tn thir,i Ta-- tsy % May 4. ~ iso.
~. q PgArr. Administering en the estate
~ Mos. ssse late ef isns In .sit
,.unt,. slsoea-s-l, having prc-snt-i his arcoani
~ ..l,.isi.tFailsa 80 the estate 20 .Aii dec.s.ei
FOR aihssanref
OsDtErp. That The ALL Administrator give
nstis. ts All per-sn. lntsrv-ts-i by causing copy
~ I'M. srlsr D. ~ pabl.h.~i thrre ~csk. sne.
ee..i,sly in the Oxfori D~ms-rrst pripis-i al
Paris. ti,at tllsy may Apv-sr a frvl.sts toar
b. ~ heii at rar-. In ALI csanty, on The thirsi
Tv.-lsV % Jane nsxt. Al hins o'slork In The
t,vns-sn, AMI .hOw caa-r. II sny they have. vhy
ths .sms slsOali nss - alhswet.
sEORGE 4. WILSON, Jutxe.
A trus copy attest III. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

Protect animals from cold rains at all
seasons Of the year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
Int POULTRY YARo.
RAISING rOrLTH, cnr.rlr.

The poultry prsluct on the farm \. not
yalussI a. Il .hould - bc,aus- much ~
Il 1. r,garlc,i q. ~ much gain ~iihou,
compensation therefor. W III. hen. lay,
anI paw pfoht, so much ih. hri.
ter. bat II not profitable they arr allowed
a. matter of custom. u i. doubtful W
many farmer. sr- able Ia state how
much thu, have derived FROM poultry'
The pro,rrblil wcll.hllci hi.kr, that
keep. oV.f the winter, al tim" when
there 4. nothing rl.e Ia bring In the cash,
will continue 60 10 good scr,lc-, but
until IA. farmer r.alit.. the fact that he
4. overlooking q sOurCr ~ prunt ihsi
couli h- made larger, and of greater all
vantage, Dc will unknowingly turn hl.
attention Ia other direction. which ~
aulr- mor' laiot and outlay without the
corresponding profit.
Ifv. fl. I'm that q. many dollars can
D.. made. aui at a. little outlay,
With poultry a. With other stock
N I. not to be inf.rTri that no
lalror I. rrquifri. When the farmer
Trache. that stage NJ which 10. expect.
to derive something frOm nothing %.
will iingrr long b-iot. his .NI-ctsilon.
can H. realized. yet. considering the
manner Ia which the hen. are managed
on many firms they .~-m Ia CIV. him an
opportunity a. approach nearer Ia That
dcsrc- ~ "pphtahlc negligence" than
ANYTHING rl.e. When, however, the
farmer determine. to make everything
on IA. farm pay. he derive. greater
profit frum poultry, Ia proportion Ia
co.t, than from anything clsc, aud once
realizing that fact h. l. not satisfied un-
iil be contri,c. some method by which
the profit. may D. Increased aud the es-
l~nse. diminished to the minimum
point.
The management of poultry .hould bc
done with view Ia the seasons. If the
hen. require more attention Ia winter the
farmer will enieayor Ia keep th.m Ia q
condition 10 ..,'urr q. many egg, at .
period when price. arr high, az possible,
aud when the winter ps.se. by, and veg
citation l. plentiful, h- ~ill rndra'or Ia
feel ti,em in the cheapest manner, by
utilizing those articles of food That
o,herai.s would be- ~ no value except to
hens. The number ~ egg. secured by
waste products, especially In summer, IL
large, aud IA. hen. should be given
every pri,ileg, Ia convert such Into q
.alsble product. The Insects. gras',
picking. 90 manure, waste grain. aud
refuse scrap. from the house, should IT,
made 10 take the place Of grain aud other
more valuable food.
On large farms, where there J. ample
range. the geese, turkeys, duck. aud hens
are invaluable. aud they will produce a
large amount of meat aud egg. at almost
no cost at all In summer, hut more so "
they mr.. made comfortable al night sn'i
their condition bc made thrifty. More
work L. bestowed on one COW during a
year thsn her entlre product, de,lucting
cost of food, I. worth, II she IL no, up
10 standard requirements, but the same
labor. 10 given Ia flock Of poultry, !.
sure to be reimbursed and a profit se-
cured as well.-Mlrror snd Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

oxFogD. &c Al . Court gf frotssis. he'll a
Parts. within ani fsr the tounty ~ pxforf,
sa ths thir,i Tuesday cf May, A. u. i-s,
a.. ~ I,.oa a. Glover prinsr h~ir 10 Chsries
..Lx,r late Of Hartford In said County. de
e..-ri praytnx fsf nces-e % ell and convey
certain rrsi estate ds~rrl-si In his I<titien on
81, ~ M tus .isllars asd nfty e~sts the same
a, 10 u-ssi fsr the support of -sh wsri.
OspskEp. That tls> ssit psttioper give nssiee
"a ali l-rt.sn- inser~-tei, by causing an abstract
,alll hi thrr< weeks suece-sivsiy In the Ox.
isri INem.ersi. q se~ spspsr printed at Paris. In
ssii Ceanty, that thy nay sppeaT q l'rohass
Csars b, ~ bshi at Paris, on the thlrt Tuesday
and show c.a-s. n ssy they have. uhy The sa"s
shssli ma hs Erans~-i.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jsdes.
Atrue copy Attest III. q. DAVIS. Register
-. .~-s.r> a. Ish RrSrstnx a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

The English sparrow appears TO be
true vegetarian and q nuisance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

TIE country boy sees the world: the
The city boy sces oaly ths city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

eysss widow Il not . woman whose
husband did from hay fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

uNGunn. .. At t.at ~ frulssts hshi ~
Paris. xithia sal t,r ths ,santy of uxfoF,t.
on ~ thiri tus.tsy ~ MAJ. 4. u. l-s
t.sofsis :. >sswsa. widow - tienfy 4.
Newman. lsts - piNaslt. decsa-si, having pfv
ssnti hsr Istitioa Zoe an siov sncs eui ofths f,f
sssnAl sststs - ssii dersa-s-i
nHptHNn. That The sAii I-tltioosf give no,ics
o. al tcr..sns in,srvstsi by causing an al.tfsrt
20 his tstition. With this erisr ussf.on, o. -
yahnshssl thrts seeks suexe-sivelY In The bs
iori issaacrst. . nssspspsf rfiuts-l st Paris. In
ali tuuntF, that tf.gs suasY spfssF ~ ffvisssf
0uaFt o. D. he'll a fans. oa The thiri Tuesday
shnad nss ~ srents-i.
4 tras oury-Attss Ill. 4. DAVIS, seEistsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
GnoRG. \ w,,.;oI; . Jsis,.

ONIoHD. - Ala Csar 20 Probate hshi AZ
pari. ulthin and f.T th. County of oxford, on
TN thiri Ta.-iay % Msy. 4. u. l-s
ttn ths retitiun 80 = L.. ~tuft~Nant, In ssli
CaautF praytns that u. D.. Hammond. - fsri.
- apt.slutsst Admlnt.trstof tius estate ~
Ia-st,h 4 >tarsyant, late % Baskhshi, In .sii
Cuunty desra-ssi
OHptHTp. That all Petitioner stSen nstios ~
ths sams g. al Isr-ons ihtsrrstsi uervih, bi
uubu.hins q copy 20 hi. orisr thrvs wesk. sue
s...itely ln the Oxfsrt psn-rrsi. q nswspsIrr
prtntei AZ Parts. IN sAii ,ogniy that thsy may sp'
,-af a PROBATE q ur o. - hsiisn Al Paris Nth
In ani Cor ALI Cgunty, on The thiri fus-iay ~
Iuss nsat. a uins o'ei.-k In "a. fuvn.-Sn. AMI
.hs. cas-. N suy they have against the .stns.
sIDH,.E 4. wil.>p>, Juis~.
A trttr r.sf,E-stts.-f Ill a. DAVIS. Esst-tsF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

uNtnRn -Ms t.ar - fr,slsais hsit Al
rans within act fsf 49, tnautf - uafuri uu
A. thirt Ts.-lsy - Ma 4. u len
ATgANT~N ts... tN-sutBf ~ ~ estate
q IatTf I patts lats "a ilghfun, in All
"a iai.trsiiau ~ th. s-tsis - all dsC~ss~i.
fur aikfsanrs
UunsHEt,. That ~ ssii t,e.uiar give nssirs
o. af tsrsslus iutsfs-tsi thsvia ~ rsasinEa copT
af this af,iff o. - Tahnsis-i thfs- sesAs socss.
sIesif b. tla ttNflri thruis-rst Urtutst ~ fafts
thai thsg uiaF apfsaf a pfuisatr rssur " -
trII at Parts a. at tssuutv. ou a. thiri tar-
iar - iuus. usNt A nins - ~ rk-t Tn IN
f.lrvt.-sn act shss rsu.s N ahT tssy have
- "a saass sIafatI "a o. allHsri
sHunt.f 4 Ntt-t> Iuig.
AtruT cupf. Aus-t III 4. DAVIS, ksrsIf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
nxknRn. ;. Al Ccur, q rrola,e bell

oX,DRp :. At q Court - Probate he'll n
pagt. within anil for the toanty ~ pxfOrt. on
IN thlri Tgs.iay 90 Nav. 4. u. lea.
.tOR.E N. CCNMi>.>. tseruior on IN.
..tste ~ Moss ,he.ley lste - osigri In all
CauntV. decessei, ksyinx prr-snict NJ. scoant
81 ainini.tration % the ks,sts ~ ali decss-e,l
fsr allowance
osp,HrD. That The all Isesut"r dSs
nsfios o. an I-sr-.n. intsrv-test, by causing .
.,,ss...lsslv In ths ONforl D~u.-fst prinissi n
Paris that thry NAV appssf st q frotsats tSeft
4, 10 hskt at Iaris In ssii toanty. on The thiT'i
Tu~-.lAy of june neat. si nihe o'cksk IN
49,. t,s,ssssn. An.l show eaa.s " sny they have,
N, the .auis .hs.ukl nss ~ sll.w~t.
- ,.yORsE 4. WILSON, Jals..
A true copy-stie-t III. q. DAVIS. ksgtstsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

King osrar a svstsa kss written and
eoapuusd aa op>rs entitled ''Ths Casss q
Eruab@y.' which wti bsfors Ioag b pro
dnssi - ssvgai eSssissssaA oyws hossA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

rItH .al-rrti-r. tTrvhf sirs pahhc n..iirs
.ttsf tssf hafs issu da't splzaniei b. n iiuh
..rsH.4 fu.tss 20 rrsistr 90 g.. tuunif - -
f.ri snt sssuHss.i a. tru-t - tNssui"fs ~ ths
,.tnE.T EnHtN~uN tsts - osfsri.
La. a d tsdrff. .ifsrasssi sithHuf lssni a. ~
fl.i4Htef q g. satatr - ssti icfrs-.t o.
rlsEr fH.ras-IIatr fasftnfut aul thssss - have
So Hirfnanf fs thrrt.ar O. rNhiist - 49, q
NaF = f~s tsfnNsl a. HthlNN'N.
Pat pINrtA EuhlN>itN.
rttT .ui.-rrIisf hrrshf rifes ruhhr nsfifs
tr.f t.r - f.usr .iuir arfsint~l ~ ~ itsnHr
49, faf-9 q tsrlsIratT o. tir tasuntt - uftuHls
A. ss.aln.i e. tra-i - Ai1ninl-irai.sf - ths
NuYft.- NtNHH lsts 20 faris.
fr ssff tslrfF Iisfrasssi hF sifing i-sai a. tif
fs. .ffssts tur thsrrfsrv reIaosts AZ i-rf-f.s
b. Isitst a. en- s-tstr - 49, assss-ri O. waAs
Is.l.as-lisir rarulsut. ani ilnss 81. ha's an'
.i.r.lsn.is thsry,su O. sNtliit - ssHus ..
NJ a -. FHANtt~ u hiNtH
TuV .aH..rtisr. hervhf givs puhuC nsthfs
tr.fttrf Eafs f-rn talt apFsiutsi hf ti.s u'sllfe
n. Iaf.rs - rr.'.str ftr M tsauif - oNt.l'l.
49, a.sarael N trust - tNeruipfs 81 thr
uINEN RpLFI ais - Nihsn fisntft,.a,
H. 80 ssintf ,irosa - hr EitluT l-tni - ths
AZ .urvfts tbs thrrrfure r,slur-t A. tFf-.'a.
fr.t.ftsf g. 49, s.tstr - ssii i.srs-si = tnaAe
f5s5Irs- iIaff 49, rssuf set thsssF sht hafH 49,
.l.r.sr.fs thrrysan O. sNhiiit a. ssule o.
NJ 4 tsa LI>tNA HtNtNeN ~
AgNtLtA " Nt-t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

ONFpHp. .. -Ns t~ar % Probate hsii II
rart. ~ithla and fuf ths taunty 20 pNfsri. on
AZ thiri Ttss-iay - Msy. 4. n l-s
.itu ~ rrtItiun - Larrvtis Z Hose. IN all
f.sautr. pravinx that liirsn ~ BsAn, - hsthsl
4. aptzsluts-t Administr.tar oa thr estate ~
rhsris liusc. ate II .ami"f'i. in all 'oanil'
tssFa=ri
OHpsGFn. Thai all Istti"oef i've nssics %
ths .suas O. al l.sr-pn. iutsv-ts,i thsrvin. by
Publishing o"py - bi. "risr h''r sesA. ."r
S...fFFlv In thr Osfuri tvins--rat. q nessIaIrr
pftutssi a rar.. In ssit County. that ihsy NAY
apt~af at i'F,,l,sts taur b. 4. hokien Al farts,
uithin AIT fof -Ait I.uhty. ON th~ thiri
ru~-iay - lups neat. a nins erhrk In
fgfyn,-sn. ani .hys oaa.s. N any they have.
against ths saIns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
GRAM ECO TO cows IN SUMNER.

infofm me tArosrh The Farmer, The t<st, safest,
ani mo.t eroaomie grain f-~-i tor eows in sam.
,nsff t.ws runniss % psstarv mostly, fr~i
sapple,seat.-i With ost. AMI peas, TEL grvvn.
Hungarian ani f,.lsisr rorp. Cs~s 81 - fe.i fsr
butisr. An answer b. thi. question vii obli<e
-ome dairy fsrasrs In thls ,tsiaiiy.
A WAlkEa MskggN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

TIE .ah-rfii-r bsryby sit~s puhlic n.sirs
that sl.s has i-sn haiy ApI-ihtsl by ths liua
arahls Iuisv - fr,il.sts fsf H. tuantf ~
pxfsfi ant assaatssi N tf'is, - AiminisirstnN
- tts s-tatF -
NO>I>> SAMPSON ists - LIrsun8v.
ln thr uuutr n Aniirssrsgsin isrsassstshY fttnE
tsnri - thr las diirusts che thsrvfurv rv'tue-ts
al Isr-sus aisiss-i aths estate - all icsrs-s-i
A. inaks iuauisiisie payment. aui ths-s whs
haFs anV ltrnanis thsrrssh o. sNhihit the saus o.
NJ A. tx. SARAH ~ANf>DN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

in All ,suuiy, ,isssA--i. by si,inx l-sai .. tss
a. ,iifs-ts ~ thsfrfsrs r..,as.ts al tsr.oas
iuisftr-i b. tils sstsis - All hs-sa-ci o. mAss
Imnissiiai uayn.snt. Ant ths-s wha have sny
.tsunan i ttrrssfn O. sNhlhu the safns o.
NJ 81 ~. Inn n TTFTs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10

TiII sul.sftisf hsrvby give. puhhs nstirs
that d. has t-sn daiy spt-siutei ~ ths lisnuf.
49, tuiEr - t'rutsis fsF tius tuantr - pNf"r'i
ant assauassi N trlst 20 Aiminisirsisf ~ ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-06-10
n1rnRp. - -, % rFs,.,. =, ~ ~ :. ;

A,rus cgpy-,us-, ~. {. DAVIS, Rrsi-'sr.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-11-14

nor can it overlook theimpoftance Of build
ing line from It's main stem ut Hanover
G. Fl. to West Point. The rapid growth
of West Point, with it's new manufacture
es making valuable freight to the interior,
will make it point Of Importance to which
the building Of twenty-five miles of road
will be as nothing. Nor will the Richmond
Il Danville system which is reaching out
for the coke fields of New River, fail to see
to see that road from Nicholas county,
W. Va, the northern edge of those fields
through Brown S Gap in the Blue Fridge,
to West Point, a distance of 100 miles, will
give it just about 100 miles shorter haul
to deep water than the Norfolk &
Western which now hauls the same coal for
shipment. In fact, it may be said of first
deep water point that all railroads lead to it,
and in time all the great railroads Of Vir-
yinia will he heading for West Point in
fulfilment Of Maury's prophecy.
With all these things, the past, the pres
ent, aud the future, one cannot escape the
conclusion that the city of West Point has
III immense future before it, afuture in the
uneXampled prosperity of which the Termi-
nal improvement Company is to he a grand
factor. II. CT.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1890-11-14
M A RkEIS.
INDICATOR OFFICE,

STAUNToN, VA. Nov. 18th
The Philadelphia Record of Saturday in its
review of the grain markets for the week
says: "There has been drop of 5A to ~
cents per bushel in the price Of wheat this
week, due to reaiizations by tired longs" in
the speculative markets, and to bearish feel
ing resulting from increasing stocks and a
larger interior movement. The visible sup
ply in this country has increased $4,000
bushels since last week, and there has been a
gain of nearly 100000 bushels in. stocks afloat
for Europe which indicates increasing ship
ments from exporting countries other than the
United States. Corn values have declined l
to Il cents per bushel from sympathy with
the wheat markets and because weather con-
ditions in the crop belt have been more favor
able for drying out new corn
GRAIN MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12-Wheat-Southern fair
iy active; Western dull and lower; No. 9 winter
red spot and Nov. 9614a96h; Dec. 9754a9s; May
-I964al07.
CHICAGO, Nov 12-Wheat-Dec 9sA; May
l05.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Nov. g.
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged as follows
81 l2t2 4.31 !:
Generally rated first quality. $50 1917.
Medium or good fair quality ....... 2.50 a 3.12L
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows....... 1.50 a 2.25
There was much lighter offering than last
Thursday, but full number for the demand
which was quite slow, and at lower rates than
last week for all grades, shade as to tops, full
nc on others, and in some instances nc.
Mich Cows s23as50 per head for good with a
fair trade.
Veal Calves 31za554c per 1b.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-Large falling off in re-
ceipts of hogs and prices Nc lower, with trade
only fair. Roughs 415c; better grades 5a5Nc; mos
sales 51la5as.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10-Receipts of Sheep and
Lambs 1855 head. Sales of Sheep S5. 25a$5.5O pei
100 lbs. Lambs 41za612c per pound.
RICHMOND, Nov. l0-Receipts: 753 head of cat.
tie, 395 sheep and lambs and 2,46l hogs. Sales: So
head of cattle, 295 sheep and lambs, 1 6S5 hogs
Prices-(An gross except hogs which are net
Cattle-Best, 31za4c, medium to good 23la314c
common to fair, 114a219c Sheep-3a414c. Lambs
4a6c. Hogs-4laa54c. net; Bulls-2a2lIc.
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MARRIED..

SHICK EL-BOW Salem, Va, at the
residence of Hon. A. NJ. Bowman, brother of
the BRIDE by Rev. F. V. N. Painter of Roanoke
College, brother-in.law of the groom, assisted
by Rev. G. Armand Miller of The Lutheran
church, L. j. Shckel of Salem, to Miss Matte
Bowman.
HUBARD-At Norwood Nelson
Co.. Nov. 3rd, by Rev. Churchill J. Gibson Of
Petersburg, Rev. Geo. S. Somerville, rector of
Nelson parish. to Miss Sue M. HUBBARD, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Eliza G. HUBBARD of "Montezuma."
JUDY -HUFFMAN.-Nov. II, at the residence
OF Mrs. Susan Huffman by Rev A. r. Thomp
son, Henry $. Judy OF Petersburg, Grant Co.,
w. Va, to Miss Sallie E. Huffman, of Pleasant
Valley, Rockingham Co., Va.
ONDON-DUNLAP.-At Union church, Angus
ia Co., Nov. 18th, by Rev. r. g. Walker, David
c. Condor to Miss Lucy Blair Dunlap, daughter
of Geo. b. Dunlap.
ALDERSON-TU CKER.-At the residence of
Mrs. Eliza beth Kncaid, near Clifton Forge,
Nov. 9TH, A. B. Anderson, of Anderson, w. Va,
to Mrs. Ada K. Tucker of Clifton Forge.
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DIED.


RUSMISELLE.-At Lebanon Church. Rocking
ham, Oct. I'D. Mrs. Susan Rusmiselle, aged 70
years, daughter of Marshall and Susan Bear of
Churchvilie, Augusta county, and mother of
Dr. A Rusmiselle of Lebanon, and Prof. w. d.
Rusmisele of Middletown, Va.
Nov. Sd. Miss Caroline Patrick, aged 70 years.
Funeral services conducted by Rev. H. H.
Hawes D. D., OF Stanton, Nov. 4th at the fam.
lily burial ground.
HARLOW.--In Lewisburg, W. Va, Nov. 4th,
Mrs. Nettie C. Harlow, wife of Col. B. f. Har-
low, aged 40 years. Her husband and ten
children survive her.
KELLY. Sweet ChaIybeate Springs, Nov. 10.
John Kelly, aged SO years, the last surviving
of John Kelly, dec d, and a brother of Mrs.
il. Stack, Jr., of Stanton.
TUCKER in Richmond, Nov. Eth, II. Tudor
Tucker, aged 10 years, brother of Hon. J. r
Tucker.
HANGER.-Near Mt. Tabor church, Nov 9TH
Geo. G. Hanger, aged 81 years, nephew of W.
a. Reed of StauntOn.
TUCK ER.-At BeTyvile, Va. Nov. 18th, Mrs
Eliza Tucker widow of the late DR.. Alfred
Tucker,a younger brother of Hon, j. r. Tucker
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4 Free Dramatic Treat,

Last Saturday, Bud Carter and Albert
Mcdonald, colored, who combine the occu.
pations of boot-blacks and thieves, went
up into the Opera House and breaking into
the ticket Office carried off box Of tickets.
They handsomely distributed the tickets to
all the little coons Of their acquaintance in
the city, and policeman was stationed at
the door Saturday night to intercept the
new dead heads. The Mayor gave the bur
glarious boot blacks six months each in iail.
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The Santa CIars Fest.

The dates set for this novel entertain-
ment for the Y. NJ. G. A. under the auspi-
ccs of the Ladies Auxiliary, are Dec. 4th,
5th and 9th. Further notice will be given
of the details of this entertainment, but
now the President and Committees ask
through the VINDIcAToR columns for
contributions of fancy work suitable for
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FRIDAY MORNING. NOV. ID, 1890.

We surrender our editorial space this
morning to pressure of advertisements.
It is hard in these booming times to make
room for everything.
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T{HO COMPREHENSIVE now receive bids
L on frame and brick buildings so # wide
by $50 it long, two stories high, to be erected at
StauntOn, Va, once. bra IT'S specifica tons and
other particulars can be had by applying to
JOHN KRODER,
$50 Canal ST.. New York.
Or to our Mr.. Covington who can be seen at
Kalorama Hotel until November 10th.
nov I4-It%
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On Wednesday, November Goth, $780, will be
the drawing Of 1000 lots by the holders of the
stock of the Company
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IT FULFILS HIS PREDICTIONS-ITS GREAT
FOREIGN AND COASTWISE EXPORTS AND
IMPORTS-THE FIFTH COTTON PORT OF
THE UNITED STATES-A GOLD MINE
IN WATER FRONTS ALONE-sTART-
LING GROWTH OF THE CITY-ITS AkTE-
SIAN WELL SYSTEM-THE TERMINAL
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY FORMED TO
DEVELOP IT'S POSI- BILITIES-A MAGNI-
FICENT FUTURE BEFORE IT.
&C, &C., &C.
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ON THURSDAY THE 9th, the Company will sell
several hundred valuable building sites it's property ada
cent to the corporate limits of Sauntona city Of 10000
inhabitants in which property has in the last twelve
advanced 100 per cent and where there the pressing
need for residences and where investors lots may
sured of large returns upon their investments.