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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
lReported for tho Dispaich.l

MAY IL, lbD,
Auction offerings on Change today % pack
ages, and ali darks. Taken In, packages; hlsh-
est, SIS; lowest g.; average. T.lh
Internal-revenue collections; cigars ana
cigarettes, siOs7j tobacco, t3,lsl.li; special tax
slOL g0-total, a30itg.
Private ssIes reported to-day: FILTERS u hogs
heads; smokers, 3 hogsheads; wrsppers' ~ hogs"
heads; darks, % hogsheads-total, 81 hogsheads-
Among tho sales were some new common
bright fllers that buyers We're compelled to take
IN absence Of cid stock. The probabilities are
tina. large Old sales will DO reported this week.
further sufIening prices and making old almost
nominal from scarcity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
BUILD TIE BRIDGE.
The Opponents Yield and "a Compromise
l. Agreed Upon.
Especial telegram 70 tho DIspstcb.l

IL Agreed Upon.
Especial telegram 20 tho Dlspstcb.l
TgrDEgfCgsBuBG. Va, May - Tho Rev. An
drcv ,. WINS, rector o. the Episcopal church OF
King George, has received a call % MRitias,
brandon. aud Southworth parish. in Prince
George county, Md, which he - holding uudcr
consideration.
r. : chow Camp, Sons md Brothers Of Con-
isdcraie Veterans, will meet at Odd.f elbows
Hall tomorrow night - perfect their plans and
s-raD gements for their trip 10 Richmond al The
uuyoN.nc Of Io6's statue on the 2jth Instant.
large number Of Confederate veterans sud citl-
yrn- generally have also signihed iheir inten-
ton ~ being present ON that occasion.
cards are Cut for tho nuptiais OF Miss Mary
Green, the charming aud attractive daughter Of
Mr John Green, ~ stafford, 90 Mr. Charles bali-
win Dickinson, Of New York nephew 81 eN-Posi-
rnasiof- General Don Dickinson. Tho ceremony
vail take place on Wednesday. June I'm, ~
southern Niow," the residence OF the brides
parents
A COMPROMISE.
Tho opponents Of the bridge and the Bridge
Construction Committee have a. last como to an
agreement, and 10 u now likcly tnat tho bridge
vii io built az an early day. he agreement.
which has been signed by both parties, Is quite
lengthy. The last clause OF 10 reads "a follows
If tho foregoing IL agreed 10 tho Injunction
suit OF Hunter -. McCracSen shall be dismissed
~ the May term Of tho Circuit Court 81 frede-
ri-Haburg. each party TO said suit paying their
own costs and the advocates OF ne lower site
viii institute no further suits 20 prevent, delay,
or interfere with the building OF the bridge al
SCOTS site And its speedy completion. The agree
mont IA main Is That the bridge must DO built
for mo g2d.Ol0 "a authorized by tho charter. and
uulcss such eau bo done at the site selected an
Oder site or sitos must be surveyed whore the
bridge can DO built for thai amount
THE HLK-FACTOEY.
Machinery for the satisfactory has arrived and
" being placed iu position 40 rapidly as posrl-
Die. fhis important industry will be started IN
d short while. aud will employ several hundred
hands
Mr.. Klbrdee Souther, n prominent citizen OF
lynn Mass. u In this city the guest Of his bro
thof. Judge Henry Souther.
Mra Whittomore and her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Hiser Of brooklyn, \. Y, are ON visit
e. their relatives hore, Mr. d. l.. Green anu
family.
MRS. DOGGETT's CONDITION.
Mrs. Dr. A. {. Docgett Ia still in very critical
Condito on. but the symptoms Of her disease are
somewhat more favorable to-day Than YESTERDAY
The transactions I'm roal estate during tho past
month have been greater than ever before Known
IN a similar length OF time, and prices have de-
eided upward tendency
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
The Commencement Exercises One Day
Earlier Than Usual

The Commencement Exercises One Day
Earlier Than Usual
fCorrespondonco Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, May IS, 1890.
The commencement exercises az william aud
Nary College will begin this session on July I'd
and close on the night Of the 4th. Commencing
one day earlier than usual Is owing 70 the
lengthy programmes OF the literary societies,
which have decided 70 have separate celeDrs-
tl0ns on different nights.
Mr. Blodgett left yesterday afternoon for New
York, whore he Will remain until wednesday,
when he Will leave direct for the PHILIPPINES Uta
ran Francisco large number OF his friends
assembled at the depot 70 bid him good-by ana
wish him safe return 70 his distant homo.
While here 70 made a handsome donation 10
each OF the college societies
GAIL AccRPrKD.
The Bsptie, congregation for several months
have been without minister, but occasionally
their pulpit would be occupied 10y Rev. Volosco
Walden % New Kent. On sunday last they eA-
tended a call 10 Rev. r. I. Warren, OF kmpofis'
Greensyille county. and tho writer Is informed
that tie call has been accepted aud The reverend
gentleman viii take charge Of his new HOOK 81
gr. Zachariah Jones, Of Isle OF Wight county,
organized q branch OF the Farmers Alii tN,e
here yesterday, sBd to-day representatives from
too sub-branches OF James City and upper YORK
met here and organized "a District Alliance:
witch Has addressed by Colonel baroee, OF
Amosyllle, Va, state lecturer Of the ergsni-
za.lon.
TIN 'BURO EXCITED OyRH ITS DRAM.
Judge Farthiags, OF tho County Court cegan
Monday morning and for two days has been oc-
copied in hesripg arguments pro and con upon
The application 0f Mr.. William Graves Tor re
TAIL ll4uor-license. The application was refused.
hLeroi - considerable feeling among our citizens
81 The strong aud determined effort on the pars
nj certain officiais 70 suppress In q treat fnea-
ssre the sale Of liquor la this town, and inc
courthouse al both This ana the lest terms has
pesp crowded with eager audience listening
y the hested discussions u opposing htsofneyA
obsEs 20 morrow With quite heavy docket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET

The now ST Louis, Kansas city and Colorado
railroad was the scene OF fatal wreck yester-
day The engine aud Ave cars OF p construction
train left the track. hichard Jones, engineer.
and Richard Shelicraft, conductor. wore killed,
and Arnold Garfield. 0roman. fatally injured.
The engine and cars were reduced 70 scrsp-iron
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

The reception 20 Henry d. Stanley In Gnild
Hall. London, yesterday. vas al enthusiasuc
affair A dense crowd tnronged The approaches
10 she building. and thu appearance cl slsnley
WA, the signal for tremendous ougpnrst u
cheertne. Inc guests numbered sOo9. The
Lord Mayor presented 20 the explorer gold
caskst containIps az address from the corpora
ton OF London
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
RHODES RETALrATEs.
COMMISSIONERS NOMINATED.
Governor Fleming Also Appoints His Fun
Military stan.

NoNsIhor ietning also Appoints MS run
Military stan.
Especial telegram 70 tho DIspatchl
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May i7.--GOvernor Flem-
Ing to-day nominated for appointment by Presi-
dent Harrison, as members Of the World Column
bian Commissioners. Colonel j. ". 81. Clair, o.
Fayette county, and J. y. Butt, OF Jefferson
county, and as siternhies. Y. J. Finley. Of ohio
county, and ". y. NOOman. Of Wood county.
Tho Governor also ma1o tho following siai1
appointments Hon. william M Clements. If
jefferson cOulty, aymas,erfienoral DR.. John
" BoswOrih, Of Philppi, BARBOUR county. sur
goon-Genorsl; Colonel A. A. Frauzheim, 4
Wheeling. Commit 'sary-G cperal-each wi'h the
rank Of brigader-g general. These latter appoint
Inents complete tho Governors etaf. a. Bri2a-
dier-Genoral c. u. Snyder some months since
appointed his stah ofncers-
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Fl. Locus, May ia-Flour steady and IN
changed. Wheat unsettled and irregular, closing
lkalAc below yesterday; no. = cash, s3Ac. (;
July, t9Sc bid: August. s17.c.: December Nfc.
Corn closed q fraction below yesterday; No. 2
ash, SSLc: May, S2sc. July. 5silc. asked; ;
August, 1870. Oass arm No cash, sNHc. BID (;
July, 80, a26c. Whiskey steady at fI.O@ FRO
Visions duh; only iob trade done
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI. May I3-Flour quiet Wheat
steady: No. 2 red. 95c. Corn stroug; No. mixed,
SSk. Oats strong and higher: No. mixed, 81
Fork easter az sl3S. Lard quiet at g.. Bulk
meats and bacon steady. Whisky steady
WILMINGTON
WILMINGTON. Y. g.. May 12-Turpentine
strained, si25. Tar firm az SIZE Crude tur-
pentlne firm; hard, SL25; yellow dip. s2.s5; viz
gin, i2JL
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES
NEW YORK, May i3.-cofton-Net receipts. y,
bales: gross, l.3O5 bales. Futures closed
steady. Sales, 630OO bales: MAY and June, sll.ssa
sll90: july, tlL99.; August, sll 96afil.g ;
September, slL39afili0,; October sl0s9atiG9 20;
November, flG1la{l012; December, sl0t0a
slo.7l January, 30 11asl0H; February, sl0'ss
fl0S0.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET
lRoported for tho Dispatchl
MAY 13-Msrkei quiet hut firm. Prime, sc;
extra prime, 6ac.. fancy. &C.; common, ga
&C.; shelled, saic. factory hand picked
6aSlc.
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Right to the Point.
$40.

How do you Ike the pricef We know you
will Ike the qualities it represents. You can't
help it. Csndor will force you to "knuckle
under to our $40 Suits. We've never bean able
10 buy go much genuine good stuff, 30 evenly
and conscentiously put togster, for a dollar as
We have this time, and we've never been able TO
offer you better goods more style or in such
yarieiy-dollar for doilar-as you can get right
out OF our $40 Suit Display. WE NEVER PER-
NIT OURSELVES TO HANDLE CHEAP
CLOTHING AT ANY PRICE, but when wo &c,
hold OF good thing cheap you're our sharers.
In the window we've shovered az many Of the
patterns as We could. It's Jus. a sprinkling,
though; the food Is In stock. Sack or Cutaway
Coats. Full lining or skeleton BACKS. And every
garment We will guarantee. For com parl.on.
seek out snybody's SIS grade. Compare every
point. We made an effort to equal tho usual 81,
qualities at 80, and wo don't generally make q
mistake We know We haven't tbs time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. May i3-Yirginia consols, ~; do
81, uiI a6i1i; Baltimore and Ohio stock, H.a
10; Northern Central stock, O.; Cincinnati,
Wa'hiugton and Baltimore lists, l00ai0lA; con-
s0lidated gas bonds, ll3i 4alli; do. stock, i9H a
1914.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
That Bold, had Lottery Company
lBy telecraph 70 the Dispatch.l

NEW ORLEANS, May lathe Louisiana Lot
tory Company has doubled It's offer 10 tho ellte'
ana nov offers Sl.On0,G D0 per annum Tor lhe Priv
le9e OF maintaining the lottery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
NEARLY SUFFOCATED.
\ Whole Family Rescued from Death
with Difficulty Only.

special telegram 10 ths Dispatch.l
PARKERsBURG. w. VA. May la.1he building
containing W. II. Dyes Wholesale shoe store was
burned this morning. The Berry family, living
over tho store. were sulocated by the smoke
aud wore rescued with great difficulty. Tho loss
T. 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
MARRIAGES.

UNTCASTLg-CARTER Married, Tues
day. May 18Th. IN Washington city, NJ mo resi-
Gouce Of d.. Thomas q. Addison, Mr.. GEORGE
H. NOUNrCAS1LE 90 Mas RI la NJ. CARTER;
hoth Ot Rtebmond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
FLOUR.
COTTON KRPORE.

We quote: Fine, s25)asL7J; supsrrns. sa75s
&c; ezra sL5)asa75: fAnuy, siasLD pAtea'
fanny, country. sL7sssL3o
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

The funeral a Mrs. MARTHA NoRVFLL
DABNEY. w,low%f William beverly Dahney,
will iako place from tho First Baptist cIurch
TODAY "wednesday az O'Clock T.. N. Tho
friends Of the family are respectfully Invited TO
NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
MARKET REPORTS,
ANDIN CONNECTION THEREWlrH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton,
Grain. Flour, and Otbsr Quotations.
[Br telegraph 70 the pIsps,ch.l

WASHINGTON. May i3.-Forecas, for
khlh Virginia, cloudincss and rains, souiher-
5-'ly to westerly winds. cooler Thursday
morning. fair Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
TRAINS NOkrHWARD.
'Da0n tDaiiy e1eep, sunday.

Daily Daily except sunday.
srOPpING-PLAoEx
No. IL a. 81 y. aai . make m ssop> sos
q and n slOD "a siEpal az hApahsstsr,
Drowrya Hur, Ceniyslla, aei Chesisr. No /.
stots Al Chester No. 81 81 ~ " 81. al, a. 40
IS, will stop al a. stations Tor passsaSers.
PULLAAS.CAR sKRsiCk
On Trains No1 u ami - .isepias. ears esssesa
Neg YORK aat Tampa IA lsts Ssc,ssatllek
On Trains S0A u sni n sieepia<-cAs essess
waaAiagton and charlsston. On frsia M ".
sleepns. oar, tslveea Msshinstoa sni Jss
soasnle. ON Train No. 2, sleoslnf-esfs ts-
,wssa Jasi sonyil.e and New fofA
TaE ONLY ALl~sAiL LISs TO NORFOLK
p,,smoI l.i,s ssstols...4....sn
E,chtn 5ad' .'s;la r. n Norfolk 49,. l;o 7 y
Soriols .sst9A. "A kschmoai..ifB \ n
se,ioIk 500 r. NJ kice1oad.. az r N.
me sra,u, ieAylng klcamoad NGfo A. ~ sat
Norfols All p N. are soild trans psls~ca
,,,ess tve points. and passengers 60 tkfoaxa
wttnoct change % cara csoss eonpsctle1s arr
sisa made AZ Ps,eFsoars By The 81 p v. tai,
irola kieamepa cad We go A. y. tram iron
rssss. ,esvlax RiShmeas Is ssa A - AMI
ts,sa y. NJ and Arrtsins q, x.cnmoa1 - tfi,r
sad ssoo y. \. marc cioos connsottoa -
Sesersourg V snd from Farmvsiis. Lyncaeara
s'N q n spLLy, uSpsss1sendsaA
EFT Il Nyns& usasssi tapsrtnssasesk
Z. u. Insasoxs Gssss0 raassssse Aseok
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

MISUNDERSTANDING, s. bushels very good at
&c "a bushels good az Csc.
CORS.--White, 30 bushels primo at alHc. lUJ
bushels prime at Sic ; 600 bushels very good on
private terms Mixed, 90 bushels prime al DC
Total sales OF corn, SO bushels.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
OUTRAGE BY r REGULATORS.
T1ogged by Masked Men Under Dubious
Circumstances.

A'ShkNN w D"HH'b wen tnufT DuDious
circumstances.
Especial telegram 10 tho Di.patchl
CHARLESTON. W. VA, May A-word has Just
been received hero Of an outrage perpcTated
last week In Wyoming county by band ot
regulators, As thoy Gro styled. upon samuel
Rhodes, vell-known citizen Of that county.
Rhodes. u seems, has several small children
VITO had lost their mother and has a woman en-
pioyec u look after tue children The regnia-
tors hought matters were not being conducted
IN mo Rhodes honsohold as they should DO and re-
solved n take a1airs IN their own HANDS and
strsight9n things out Consequently an attack
was made on i.hOdsss house Inst Monday night.
Rhodes was awakened about midnight by several
faps on ne door. Going 20 the door be vas met
by nan dozen masked mon, who seized him
ana TOOK him soine distance from tho house.
mere thoy bound him 20 y tree aud gave him
severe logging, ana after warning him TO get ria
OF the woman they departed ~ quietly as they
had come.
RHODES RETALIATEs.
Tho nogging. however did not have tho desired
eject On Rhodes, for Instead Of submitting 20
their commands no continued 20 live ~ before,
abu sW0re 10 have vengeance on his persecut)ee.
he sWore out warrants for Ave Of he mort pro-
minent citizens 81 tho county. who, he claimed,
nA0 take part IN the nOgging. They were ar
Tehted and taken before Jus ice Canterbury, but
each OF tho i've proved au alh and was dis
charged.
Rhodes is very much exercised over tho cruel
treatment 70 which no was subjected ana claims
moro - nothing wrong In hts mode u living, az
the woman II there solely for the purpose OF
taking care Of tho childFen
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY va.
fair and ssfm during the day, with thunder
storm aud rain at night
Ennan ~ Ihnrr..or.t e.ar NcatarfaH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK


ERw YORK. Nay ia-cottOn easier; sales to-
day; uplands, i2c. {; Orleans, IL S'ioc. net re-
eeipts today, 1888 bales; exports 10 france,
95 bales; stock, 23o, ii6 bales. southern nopr
Wheat dull and steady; No. red, gosc. "a
elevator options less active al laIhc. noNn
July 95hc. Corn stesdier and fsirly achte
Ne. Z iac. IN elevator: opiiors fairy acnNe az
steady May, TIC. June. Siac.; july, tsSs. Vass ,
more active put weaker; 0puOnH.iAfiy eS"s 1900 "@s
irregular hcy, Sc: june ana Juiy' 49, 49,
No. spot, S4 ASS. mixed western, 1890 .e,
Hops quiet and firm. COfee-Opiions quis' I,
Msy. tiG4Oasi6b0; June, tiAssaslo.SS ;
Juiy, $40 eossId3O; spos RIO dun and nominsl;
fair oargoes. $50 sugaI--Rsw dull sn1 eAsJ,
iair refining, 4'Sc.: centrifugals, so ~ 3,
refined steady and In moderate aenanu c,,iHt
lasses-Forelsn quiet; New Orleans que.
common to fancy, siai5c. Feiro'euu,nr Eas,.
Cotton-seei Oh hrm; crude, 55c' ou. no ga
firm. Turpent!ne lower. Wool fairy sci"e q GU ~,
steady. Pork qule, aud firm. Beet hrn; DE-,
hams strong. Tierced beef urn. 1',,I "a
dull and easy. Alddies weak. Lsfu JUL y, S ~
easier; Western steam, s6.so; city s,esii, ~
May, 36.50; June, CAS- bid. frelgsts nr~ef'
cotton, 2Ssd. grain, I'd. bid.
BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, May ia.-cotton arm: niuunus.;
Zee. Flour dun but steady; Howard-suv.s az ~. !.
western super, s2.5et215; do. ezra, s,ass
do. 40 family tlsoahss city mills, no % !. ,.
extra, ss.7oass winter what, patent t ahsM
spring do do, Al0sSha0; do. do s ,n
Si sOAs5; do. do. exrrn, ST. ioatl.5o. wheel
Southern quiet and rather sasisr; Fnlt4, ssrys"
lougberry, asaosc.: No. z, Wr. steamer -, ~.
rcd, co.; Western easy No. winter ren' 49, -.
&C.; May, oie; July, eakc:; August. xs,iox.
47Ha4sc.; western auist. mixed, spo. 90.
May. l2e. June. tic July. Ale. August, nm.
ASKED; steamer, k0s4okc. Oats easier iof ~. ~.
graded ssuihHn aad PcnpsyiysniA. S's'Ss'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14

WANTED, TO EMPLOY A FIRST
w CLASS MAN we'll acquainted With tho
business-fnen Of RichmO - solicit stock for te
KOANOKEAND BUCHANAN IRON AND LAND
COMPANY. Only 90 shares Will BE- onorei 70
tho citizens OF Richmond. Address kOA-
my ii-su&Ns,
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nnnneIrInN M aIrI1IrAN An sTRnTnTR.


North Carolina pOatmGsiers appointed today:
j. G. Adcock, MI. vernon springs, Chatham
county v.ee Mrs. NJ. c. Lane resigned; }. Lough-
Ian, SwGnsboro', OnslOw county, t1ce I. b. Fra
zcle, removed.
The following patents we're issued to-day
Virgini.--Walicr r. Dnlard, Of 1appAhannock'
tOp-prop: Joshua B lOsier, Of Hampton car
axle mbricator; William J. COrdiey. assiguor u
one half TO ", d. Moses, Richmoag, electrical
conductor for the transmission Of power.
North Car0lina-Joseph q. kaHis, Of WILSON,
match-makors' .faklng tool ana lathe; George
". Baker, Of JOnesboro', assignor 10 /. h. far-
ker, OF Harrington, y. H., match-ssfe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-14
RAILROAD Inns.
a r. s4s 3 = -
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY


~ WAY COMPANY.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH n, is91
Lasys ETC3x0sn
$50 A. NJ. "Lirnitsds daily sor Okd Point ana
Norfolk. Pullman Car 10 Old Point
iiO8 A. ~ Express daily for Cincfnnat Parton
Car o,d Point 10 Charlottesville. and
Pullmsn sleeper Charlottesville 70
Cincinnati.
Gg5 r. N. kxpress daily for on Point s-d Nor
folk. Psri0r Car 10 Old Point
500 P. NJ. Accom- mediation. efcep, Sunday, Toe
Boutwell,
,csxs NJ The n. y. v. Limited daily. puiimaa
Sleeping Car old POint ~ Hintoo.
solid yssabuie train, vith Dining CAs
and Putimans Charlottesville 70 Ctnr
etnnau and Pullman n Louisville
TRAINS ARBIyE AT RfcHsosD.
er0 A. NJ and p. NJ. daily from Cincinnati.
sg3 r. N. daily, except sunday, iron 10th veil
1850 A. N. and 6.5s r. NJ. daily nom Norfolk
JAMEs-KIyER DIVISION
Richmond and Allegheny hsJrosfl
Lslvg RICHMOND.
goo A. N. daily for Lynchburg, Dsxinston, snd
Clifton Forge.
80 r. N. FOR Lynch arg except sunday. Sleep-
ing Car FOR Lynchourg. wbich VII
leave Lynchonrs at els A. n. Tor
Lexington.
TEAMS AKSIvE AZ sicuNo>n
$50 T. Vi. daily from Ctltton Ferge
6i5 A. NJ. except sunday from Lstingtoa sa1
Lynchburr.
station. nghsh and Canal siree;s
H. ". FULLER,
General Passenger Akeat
q. W. STEVENS, General SupeTtn .eaienL fe8
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Market firm.

Market hrm.
oUorAriosa
MlDDLTs0, lie.
Low AfDDLIss, i0;.c.
GOOD ORDINARY, Zoe.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoN-aO411

Land Office at Oberlin. Kansas.
Sept /. 1880.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of mis- intention
to make final proof in support of his claim.
aud that said proof will be made before the
probate judge of Thomas county. and
ex -Officio clerk of the probate court, at Col
by, Kans., on Oct 18th, ls9j. viz:
CATHARINE MACY,
Widow Of Joseph Macy, decd.
H No 1881 for the nwla sec town as. range
:S}w.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land. viz: John Cunningham,
Charles K. Smith. Hiram H. Miller. Frank
Dickinson, of Colby Kansas.
94-ss6w CYRUS ANDERSON Register.
Publication Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS SC
THOMAS COUNTY
In the district court for said county.
B. J. Woodruff, Plaintiff,
VS..
HiIa E. Woodruff. Defendant.
Said defendant Hila E. Woodruff will take
notice that she has been sued in the above
named court for upon an action for divorce
on the ground of abandonment for more than
one wear and must answer the petition hled
therein by said plaintiff on or before the 5th
day Of November A. .1S90,or said petition Will
be taken Is true and judgment for platntin in
said action for divorce from defendant will
be rendered accordingly:
Attest: C. ". ROIDlHs.
lT 81 Clerk Of Said Court.
l-~S ia. GIN, Atty for Pit4
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-16
Publication Notice.

In the District Court within and for the cOun.
ty of ThJnaS in the state of Kansas.
Oberlin Loan, Trust and BaHking Company,
plaintiff, -[-
BAIL Gurwell. Mary f. Gurwell, John d. Dun.
can and George W. GOodsOe. defendants
John Duncan Will take notice that the
said Oberlin Loan Trust & Banking Co plain
1890. file It's petition in said district court.
within and for the county of Thomas in the
state of Kansas against the said BAIL Cur.
well, Mary E. Gurwell. John d Dune an and
said defendant. John d. Duncan. must answer
said pt tition filed as aforesaid. on or before
the 10th day of November, 1850, or said peti
tOn will be taken as true, and a judgment
ants BAIL Gurwell and Mary e. Gurwell, for
the sum OF Three Hundred Fifty and no one
hundredths dollars, with interest thereon at
the rate OF II per cent per annum from the
and u further judgment against said defend
III is. BAIL Gurwell, Marv E. Gurweil. John ID.
Duncan and George ". GOOdSOe, for the fore
closure OF certain mortgage upon the fol-
lowing described real estate. tO-wit:
Southwest quarter (swl4) section eleven 0n,
township seven ca. south. of range thrty-twO
CE) west OF 9th p. m. containing 16O acres
more or less lying and situated in the county
of Thomas. in the state of Kansas. and ad-
judging that said plaintiff has he first lien on
said premises. to the amount for which judg-
ment will be taken as aforesaid. and ordering
said premises to be sold without appraisement
and the proceeds applied to the payment of
the amount due plaintiff and costs of suit, ,and
forever barring and foreclOsng said defend
ants. and each of them. OF and from all right
title. estate. interest, property. and equity of
thereof. AZ T.GEIGER.
Acting Attorney for Plaintiff.
Attest-C. W. ROBBINS, Clerk
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