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Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29
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Grove c. Fisk has returned to Chi
cago.
James Blair went TO Lansing iasr
night.
Mrs. A. 4. Everts has returned from
Chicago.
Gen. /. c. Smith went to Kansas City
yesterday.
Isaac Emlaw, of Elgin, was in the city
yesterday.
Geo. A. Findlater is visiting friends
Kalamazoo.
Mrs. Frank b. Chaplin is the guest of
relatives IN Chicago.
NJ. ii. Walker has gone to Westboro,
Mass, TO visit friends.
Mss Fannie l.. Clint is expected home
from Boston next Thursday.
Geo. +. Steketee has returned srom O
two weeks visit at st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Mary Bonnell, of Philadelphia,
is the guest OF Miss Carrie Parker.
August salm spert Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. j. b. salnl, ut kalama.
ZOO.
G.. W. Edison and wife have returned
from 4 two months trip through the
East.
Mrs. John J. BeIluap has returned
from weeks vist with friends at
Ionia.
Mrs. Chas. E. Winchester will leave
today for a four weeks trip through
the West.
Miss Nae Stearns has returned home
after visit with friends in Kalamazoo
and Adrian.
Stanley McGraw. of Detroit, is in
the city, spen; Sunday with his friend.
James Crosby.
Miss Caliis BGzbce. OF Gssport, New
York. Is the guest OF Mrs. Joseph Hor-
ner, of Rawson-st.
Miss Nellie c. Rogers will leave today
for Ann Arbor, where she will take q
course in the university.
Willard Baruhart and family went 10
New York yesterday. Mes Louise will
enter Miss Browns school.
Miss Jennie Heaney has returned
from an extended trip to Detroit. Nj
sgata Fails aud New York.
Miss EuphemIs Smith left today for
Ann Arbor. where she will attend the
university during the year.
Edward Matter ard Stewart T.. White
left yesterday for Ann Arbor 10 resume
their studies at the university.
Mrs. q. A. knowison will leave this
morning for Petoskcy and Nackinac
and will be absent about a month.
Register of Deeds Skinner will leave
today for Great FsiIs. Montana. where
he will visit hrs s0n for fifteen days.
Mrs. nr. Schulee and Mrs. Dietrich
returned 90 Detroit yesterday. after
visit with William Draeke and family.
Morgan smith left yesterday for New
York City, and on Tuesday he will sail
for Europe for a SIR weeks pleasure
trip.
Mss Mary A. Martin has returned
from, Chicago. and Miss Emma Martin
has returned from Detroit and Mar
ehaii.
Miss Dora Mitchell, Of Fair-s.., left
Yesterday for Milwaukee, where she
has accepted q position add viii make
her h0nie.
Mr.. and Mrs ". = Spencer. Of Pc
toskev. who have been the guests Of A.
p. Knowisan for the past two weeks re-
turned home today.
Masses Juiia and Margaret puran, Of
No 20 Summer-st-, left yesterday for
Ann Arisor to enter Bpan a literary
course at the University.
Misses Iasssee Barnnsrt srt Maud
Whitney ieft Yesterday for New YORK
City. where they vii resume their
stUslaes at Mss Browns sehooi.
Ms Belle Chamberlain xaa spend
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29

The horses attached to one of T

The horses attached to one of Per-
kins' machine shop wagons became
frightened at the cars ut the G.. X. & /.
crossing ON West Fulton-st., yesterday,
and ran away. The wagon struck a
pile of barrels in front of Lemon 4
Wheeier's wholesale grocery establish
ment, breaking the tongue of the
wagon. The team was stopped, the
only damage done being the breaking
of the tongue and the harness.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

The following cases of contagious
diseases were reported to the Board of
Health Yesterday: Hattie Ferguson. us
East Iseonard-st.; LYDIA Sherman. trear)
209 South D.vIsion-st.; Winnie Dayton,
245 Crescentave.. dlphtheTia; Luelia Z.
Moore, l55 Lake-aye.. measles; Chrls-
tian Ies<nk. corner Cedar and North
Union-sts., whooping cough.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29

After brief drill in the srmory last
evening. Company b proceeded to tive
election of a second lieutenant in place
OF Frank Esston. resigned. and mem
her OF the hoard ct esyii directors.
Frsnk y. Sprsksr wE elected second
hsrsteusnt and Edwin :. Backiey .
nle.ntsr of the hoard.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29
ria.far RrarIng Poles.

The city marshal ADVERTISED yestsr-
day for bids Cor bracing the poles on
Canai-st. and for opening the upper
end OF the steamboat channel and con-
meeting il with the river. The latter
contract must be completed by octo-
fso. "a
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29
SHE Lost HER lEGIB
A Woman Masses Her
Molars on 3 Train
SAVED BY 4 BRAVE BiY flIi bOi
Hotel Fire ar Maaistss-ssass
al 81. Igpaee-kiilsa ON
Death IN . areck-sssness'
state ssws

II mus, be a peculiar sensaa'eA
awaken and find . mouthtal oi 'ee."
gone without trace OF the ioass
taken. A lady passenger on = nA'"
tween Detroit and Saginaw, sa'uiu-'
dropped to sleep en- route "nen '".
awoke her teeth were gone. sno ~"s
sure she had not absorbed them AA1
the psr!or car porter MAS equally SUI.
that he knew nothing about them. ~.
car was searched from end TO end o"'
no teeth appeared except those fsko'
larly employed and accountea io''
When Saginaw was reached tEe is'y
related her tale of woe to depot iui'
OF passengers and then burst INTO .
flood of tears. The teeth are stiil az
cent and II is thought they fell from
her mouth ont the window. tourists
with detachable teeth will do we'i 70
secure the same with a stout string
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29

pIED.

ELkfSs-ia Ada. i d. 26. Henry E. iniant
soa ~ Slr. ahd Ars GeoFge El&ias. AGED Ii
Elonkbs.
bergman & Bowen. FuBeTsi Directors. No.
= el1talli-st- Telephone iuH
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29

Made by Valley cny Mit|les Co. Grand
lap..ls. ls lasn.lS lsveist6s 1sy II
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29

Tss fassoslag IT, a Esf Of toe marriage
licenses lssaes since isss eahlssAea. wfh The
nanses resaaeaees lxhes estssde the estyi aaa
aad axe~ 81 re paftses
Ghgfsssaa hssmas~es. Maria kffa B~x
Earfhslsst Afitne ssie3. Fsnisns nfrz-
-. s..s : g.. !"
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29

here. Before thny come mke hood :
Safsauanila Co tone up snd etfenrtifn
your syslem and pal ron bs good eoa
,stion. sold BY alldFuexies.
Telegram-herald., 1891-09-29
CORRECT.

We Issue Invitations.
anhauneemeRis AID ss-
sfSlhias periAl1iEg %
IA edalng sfxfi9a cry,
csrHe. IL engraving
form and material anr
e4uass<i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

RIcHuoSD. Va. Dec. 9e-No offerings of to-
baccos AT auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported 90 the secretary OF the
Richmond tobacco trade to-day: Wrappers.
& hogsheads: filters, J hOgshead. smokers, Il
hogsheads; dark leaf Is hogsheads; total, A.
Once Of the tobacco inspector reports light
sampllng to-day
burnes 5. Shockoe, Davenports, Planters and
Seabrooke's tobacco warehouses Iepor, to-day:
Receipts. ll1 packages; deliveries. H. packages.
Office of the Collector of the nited states
Internal Bevenue reports for the clty Of Rich
mond Va. to-day a. follows: Tax paid cigars
and cigarettes, 500 50. tax paid Plug tobacco,
S1Sj133. total Si9-l23
ShOckoe tobacco warehouse sold l@itO
pounds dark loose tobacco today highest
Crenshaw's tobacco warehouse sold n.2s)
pounds OF dark loose t0haccos to-day highest
price. -1.5D
There VIII be o very good sale Of bright loose
tOhaccOs at Davenport tomorrow.
There was r. very good SAFE OF loose brlghfs az
Planters warehouse to-day, with very good
prices. .
recently confined to the house with very
severe attack of The grip. is well enough 10 be
al his post Of business to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23
THE TIMEs-R1cHMoND VA WEDNESDAY DECEMBER % 1891

prices weak and lower, closing ssslsEc lower
Spot lots closed lower; No. 2mxed cash, 56c :
December. b5ssc; January, t3c. February,
S2ssc.: March, sc.
0ats-,Oats options were fairly active and
weak, closing ss@2sc. lower spot lots steady.
Sales: No: white, acc. No 2, 4O4 Siic. No. !
mixed, siIfc.: No. do, 4lc; No. mixed, De-
cemher. 3l3<c :alanuary, 3Q5Sc.
Pork Pork duh: new. s9;5.
Lard--Lard quiet: January. t6.4i; February.
eos
Sugars-Raw sugar nominate Muscovsdo. ~
test, 3 J. lGc: centrifugal. 81 test Sac. Refined
sugar steady; cut-losf or crushed. 5Nc.; pow
dered, cubes or mould A SC; grsnulated.
4H@p4c.. confectionors' 4. Lilo.
Cofee Spot lots closed dull: fair Rio car
goes. 1890. Futures closed dull aud lower; Rio
or Santos. No. :, December, si2e0; January,
$l2 81. February. Si2.25
Petroleum Pipe Line certificates dull to-day
and only 1900 barrels were sold. January
opened $3.50. highest, s9i4c.; lowest 5s'sc.
closing, $3.50.
Naval Stores-Spirits turpentine IN light re-
quest but firm. particularly on machines. Quoted
az S}lf43Dsc.. latter for machines. kosln I'M
changed and Quie; strained, Sl.55; good
strained sI.f0. T., ei.6l
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o tierces new at 6,o2}6c.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. ND. Dec 22.-Flour dull and
unchanged; receipts. 1870 barrels; ship
ments, 2,237 barrels Wheat firm; No. 2 red
spot and December. slO3}saI.033s; Jan
uary. Sl0334aI035E; February, SL05ASl05}5;
May. Sl0s@46l.0S; receipts. s),3l7 bushels; ship
ments, 1886 bushels; stock. 1.675,979 bushels;
sales, ll0CO0 bushels Southern wheat easy;
Fultz. 9sc.@sl04; Longberry Sl@LO5 Corn
52ls s52Ac.: February. 5l1e85l3fc.; March.
5l34: steamer SIC; shipments l2s,002 bushels;
stock. 6-0303 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels;
yellow. 45@58c Oats easy; No. mixed,
Western. 3gc. asked; receipts, 1000; stock,
1880 bushels. Rye steady; No. % 92&93c.;
choice timothy sl25elA Grain freigbts dull.
Cotton dull; middhng. 73+c. Provisions firm.
Butter steady. Eggs steady az 25026c. Coffee
steady; Rio cargoes. fair, nc; No. :. l3tf6
1870. Sugar strong. Copper steady. Whisky firm.
Peanuts unchanged.
StOcks-Nirginla threes. 7lAs1l4l.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Yserlar Report Of The Monetary, Grain
and Provision Markets
CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF MONEY
.,.,..,,-. and sales at the Richmond Tobacco
Exchange Internal Revenue 'o''e0-
tions-Toreien Adsioes'

... yopx Dec 2a-Monev closed at per
.b,ghe,t. ~. lowest 2'f.EEchanee closed
r,.te5 rates. fssgsafS actCalraies tslS
.h. for si1ty-dsy bills. snd 4N'A'eAo' loi
..-an8 Government ronas closed fu'e''
...,.ncv Ga. io9 bid; Fs coupon 10 oio' eN-
,..s.d qs. registered. ioo@ bid. racine raj
.s bonds closed s. follows. Union Is losss
re-. n, sinking funds. i0' BID; Central, loss
~. state bonds closed dull Mutual Union
q, ioHt bid. ,...
..snof quite as actife as yesierday ~ on
H. rrev0us morning, talr @m9uht o.
Sd ..-ssoi9 Ihe realizing sales OF yesteF-
Leather with a weak orening on LohH III,
,Af h~ .aert OF causing some dechne a. lue
poo . and during the first half hour aimosl
t,rt on the list excepting missouri
I'd OIL. But toward ~ O'Clock Insh
Fl ..,-, 0rlcrs came upon the market eu" 'le
continued with very Dtue tot nP
hort the morning, ana by noon tno "o
-. had not ONLY uecu icoosettc ca 80 e,,ras ha3
e.. sharn advance on yesterday nsvig Ia. Ia
t.i b s"a. ".fnI Missouri Pacific. chicago
ttt- 80 Work Contra, Cotton ~ Set-
49, .os snl New YORK anu Nf"
h.oG4 wora al conspicuous IN the
1n-.s'.- AMI under their lead the AaNahco
cetlA9 -. b 10 ia, per cent The advance IN
IsNN, Ge,fr VAS due 20 good Duyihg
l's4 -r tho statement thaI syhaio.;ee n s,.
teeV --r5 Pacific collateral trust ioh1s anu
l.e ...,~efios VIII b the company lesIeu %
o.nti ,.,-,s months ago. London vas moa-
e.f.r - stocks IN the early iouIs. OHS
SDr.a which has been promlne N.Y. iael'.u"
.I. Fsntrrhilt stocks was ntaF9 ,puI-
~ chicago Gas TO-DAY. Inc Qehhhfs
S-- tto last half of the day were moderately
s-t.sr. and prices continued sllons IA hps' ln..
st.rres On tlo close. Inc ms .oIl. ~. ~ tLo ~
.-ssf j. % & per cent. higher the latier on MIS-
f....Hn Not Al sales To-Day . Hfotc rAhttns
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

The Richmond. Fredericksburg and Pc.
tomac Railroad Company Will sell tickets Al
holiday excursion rates on account II the
Cbrisfyoas holidays. Reduced round trip
tickets between all stations on this road
and 10 Alexandria and Washington will DO on
sale December 23d 10 25th inclusive. and De
cember 8lst and New Years day. good 10 re
turn until January !, 1892, inclusive. Round
trip rates from Richmond 70 Fredencks-
bure. $3.50: 20 Alexandria, .4J5; TO Washing
l.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

ST. LOUIS. No. Dec. 22-Fl0ur steady but
unchanged. Wheat lower; December g23 &c.
asked; January g2lsc. asked; MAY, 963sc. bid;
July, e21ac. bid. Corn lower; year, 31lsc. bid;
January $3.50. asked; February. 3156c.; May,
8e5bc Oats firm: December. 3ll6c. nominal;
May. 8s3sc. Pork-Standard mess. 90. Lard
Prime steam. s5.s2l6. Dry sailed meats-ShOul-
ers doc; longs. 53sc.; clear ribs, 55sc; shorts,
&C. Bacon-B0xed shoulders, 54c.; longs
and clear ribs. SIC; shorts. Csc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

Good bye, Charlie, ! must 90 down 70
Julien Binford's, near Dispatch once. ana set
a gallonof b Select whisky formy family'S use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

any man. woman or child who - affected Win
iver 10 move that 4 few doses OF simmons
Liver Regulator viii not relieve them. y never
fsils-and is so pure, so sure 50 harmless that an
infant can take IL and never have secon8 speiis
OF collie. An adult can tax u Keep "" DO"oA'
regular, and secure health
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

Grain and Cotton Exchange.
RlcuNosD. Va. December p 1891.

MCuMoSD. Va. December p 1891.
OfFERItGS
Mheat-lff bushels.
torl-e.4l2 bushels
OA,s-lQlJ bushels
SALES
Wheat 26 bushels
lom-l6,3 bushels.
Quotations
Nheat-Longberry, g. 10 sf05: mixed, csc. TO
iesl04
lofn-N hite, Virginia. new. soc. 20 SIC. No.
."nlie aic.; no. mixed. &c. 20 $50.
vais-No. y 59c.; SO. b. sc. 10 ESQ.,;
winter for seed. loc 90 58c
hye-s9c. 80 CSC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

viii Won heed the warning the agnai, PEI.
haps Of the sure approach OF that more teFrio o
can aaord for the sake Of saving 90 cents,
TO run tho risk and do nothing for 1t. we know
from experience that Shiloh,s cure wiz cure
yonT cough. Ii never fails. This explains why
mora thana million OF bottles were sold the past
year. Treieves Group and Whooping Cough
81 once Mothers. do not be without IT. 5snpls
n NJ Shields 4 Co, corner OF Fifth and Mar
fhall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

LIVERPOOL Dec. 22.-Spot cotton fairly active:
midd.ng uplands, "a. Sales, 10000 bales luS
lures quiet lut steady: Overwhelmingly
( 1864: January-Fehruary : 1861; February
March. 1901. March-April, Roth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23
Chicago.

CHIc.ao. Dec. -Wheat-Whoat was weak
and closed sc. lower The decline was due
lsrgely 10 the large increase 10 tho amount Of
wheat on passage and easy foreign markets.
Receipts 80 cars
Corn-Corn was weak and lower. due mainly
20 larger receipts than were expected. Deem
her declined 2llc and January Ic May was
very dull and closed sc. lower. Receipts, 59a
car-
Oats-The oats market was very dull. Prices
declined hs4c. through sympathy with wheat
ana corn. receipts 20 cars
Provisions Provisions started strong on i'm
proved prices for hogs. but weakened on free
realizing sales. closing l11s@2)c. lower for pork,
DC. lower for lard and j0c. lower for ribs
CASH SALES
Spring wheat, No. ?, in store, oSc; Novem-
ber s2a s2l6c Sales by sample, T. o. b.. No
9 Slice. Winter wheat lower; No. red. in
store. 9i1hc.; No. g. s3aS5c; No hard. sli6G
s3lsc sales by sample, f. o. b., No. red s3ssgc.;
No 4, 72s7sc.
Corn-Corn lower; No. in store 82l4c.: No 3,
3Sa3sl6c.; Nos yellow. 39c. Sales by sample, Z.
o. b.. No. Q. 401fc; No. 81 2sJse 40c.; No yellow,
800 f0c.: No. 4. S6a 80c.
Oats lower: No. in store 32c; No 9. sO9sO}6c.;
No. white, 3)63ltsc. Sales hy sample. T. O. b..
No. white, SS54@3ic.; NO. white, 3iJaa 33c; No.
3, 30S3il3c.
Iar1-Sales 000 fierces nav A. q Ooikc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

Call q Office Of ". T. Hood d Co., Ninth
and Main streets OF at Nurseries on BROOK
road. and order nice Christmas tree.
We have also general line Of fruit, orna-
mental and shade trees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23
Fireworks.

The only full line in the city is at Burke's
lie has everything in that line.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23
Cincinnati.

CfScINNATl.O., Dec. 22.-Pork- Regular at s9s
COS: family Sl015aI. Bacon-Short clear
sides. S61596s11a Whisky-Sales OF s97 bar
70. ~ h
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Quotations


NV Aohk. Dec. Me SIS Hubbard, Price
60. ln ther cotton circular tonight say.
oAits DO i-lf rrpool q on .he close yesterday
were aHI bales, t0-l4r. .0l. Futures were
from l-H4 go --bi lower Private cables saw thaf
'pnnefs are disposed o. sfor. lfr freely AZ pres
tli prices, "LIle tle course % tIe futurs mar
Aet ll..ies some nervousness on the part OF
nose slecN4atlfely luclIfea d. 10 tina course of
receipts ami Prices after oil. new vear' Our
0Hn market opened % o point. lower imam YES
ef-ay as p .salt ~ the leclu. in contract, IN
A--lhsl o-l' lasi year, irlce ha. NO 20 3 O'Clock
Improved aiOlt points Such .fabiiifvi ira tle
.a.f OF the Ilenomenaly liz deliveries of
...'A OF tAc iotts shows oue # TWO thlnEs.
amer short interest much larrar than lad
.saa supposed al these prices 0r q fresh de
.h.A TOT cotton based on rouewel confidence
ihe olteu predicted falling on i'm recent.
tief me new year The holiday weak ALWAYS
sfnfs liberal shipments TO close un accounts
.l +-t year ana receipts az this TINA are in
-tAttl e8araaeQ es an Indication Of the
w ihe crop our southern adylces EXPRESS
summed adherence 10 short crOu ideas After
~ tnck Vie market was duh without change az
f-t.4lente. he closing was steady a. q point
.'H ihe highest. The bears were obviously
rai pointed 40 ihe results Of the January
-.t..lailon ana The only conclusion is that the
..pu IN being teaen for investment a. current
90. es as compared with the distant po,i-
hAny Oh olr more important traders are
e'Ils me city I9r 'he Aol laws ana lut httlo
ls l2oho2 LOT until after tho new year
=, ti0tes closed steady. Neceipts al the ror,s
g. Dales' against 1900 asst year, ana the
.,t,si l4afAtls arc quiet a. unchanged quo
t4e spot market D. Quiet ana ma
'-te4 hdlilng upiangs. i5-lG Saies ~
transactions ln fuiures 5000 bale.
ADef' i.o5fItz; January 1g816. Feb
80 t..le SO; March. agas7g,. Aprii I "a
r -i@l 1.-1e.<,; june. S3saas83. .Iuly ~
e't'' august s3,ss.5s' September. sc5ss.65
PRODUCE.
gll..53..f-l'olr closed quiet but steady: fine
$50 epi .us s<.iJa<s5. DO. winter. S2G0Gl 90G.
~ siHne spring. eA20a3 10: 30 winter ~ ~
r., ezra 40 spring Si25d5 o.. do. do. win.
,,. extra 30. spring. 5000: do winter
city mills. th.l595.5 for West iuJiet,
t,-s.N.ih .olf closed dull and ia buyers favor.
ana family extras SA8a49l
,I"Nfat heat options opened veal s,a
,JsD..lS lower on duh and heavy cables. private
er'..os Oh lower prices abroad. and and an ina.
.q'e ID the English visible simply Of IL e ~,
ro5 '. lhe market continued steady on All
rrlri ele amounts OF business 20 close. wh1n
N''', we're lc. lower. SPOT lots closed Gr,oe,-
Ist,<,.iea WINTER, cash. sl07. January. si.05y1:
Asy. a. ~ $"V'>e' Aarch' si.O5, April, siOs54;
'"A-oofn options were fairly active, with
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

$500 Reward :!

,rp ,,, 49, the above reward for any case OF Li7ts
c'',.i.in, n,,neoaa SICK Headache, Indigestion, Con
So'nP - Cn.tiv sness We cannot cure with Vests
VEGETABLE Liver pills when the dlree'lons are s'rcey
complied with They are purely osss,AO1 srrs boreI
.r~,e,ne 50 PMS - cents Beware OF coah'erIss
80 e,ta{ions Tho genuine mnnotarta,01 S'''s "
khr IoHs q wfsT COMPANY. ChlSA"o' ILL.,
Sold by E. T. REEVE Il CO., coz Last Marshall
u,rast R,chmond, Va. 10 s3-f,su.wiy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23

When pabv was sick, We gave her castoria
when .hs was a Child, she cried for Castoria
when she became Miss, she chung TO Castor1s-
when she had Children. she gave them Cas'of'S'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-23
c. @. BOSaER
LEGAL NOTICES.
n RICHMOND cHANCERY COURT.

IL RICHMOND CHANCERl COURT.
Charles W. Vim /:
VIM II. Perkins Jr.J
anI
VIM. n. Perkins. IT.,
against
Charles 81 VIM.
lE1tract from decree Of November H. is9i.l
Audit is fnrther adiudged. ordered and 10
creed that these causes De referred 10 one 81 no
commissioners Of this c0url, who Is directed 10
report ga the Court an accounto f 81 the debts
due Uv tho late firm Of G. " VIM a Co, show.
ing their pronres II any; also an acccun, OF
all tine assets 0f said firm. And Is furtner
directed 20 settle the partnership account be
tween said Charles ". Vim and William 1t.
Perkins Jr.
BIT before taking said accounts said com
missioner 4 directed 20 publish notice OF the
time and place Of taking same IN some news
pauer published in the city OF Richmond. which
notice shall be IN lieu OF personal service upon
the parties interested
RICHMOND. "a, December /. is9i.
All parties interested in the above suits, and
rs1rcially the creditors of the late firm OF {. w.
VIM AZ Co are hereby notified that | have
fixed on my Office. No north Fourth street.
this city. and MONDAY, January 3, isf2, at II
O'Clock A. 81. as the place and time for exc
cutting the decree from which the foregoing Is
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INDUSTRIAL ADVANCEMENT.

IN ST. Paul company makes busi-
ness of cleaning and inspecting Chin
neys, and of finding the cause of bad
drafts in chimneys.
MONSTER turtles arc so abundant in
Magdalena bay, Lower California, that
company has gone into the business of
canning the extract for expectation.
MISSOURI is outstripping Kentucky in
the stock-raising business. Formerly
the best horses and mules came from
Kentucky, but now the best stock is
raised in Missouri.
THE report Of the American Iron and
Steel association shows that for the
first time the product of the United
States in iron and steel last year exceed
ed that of the United Kingdom.
SIX of the largest marble columns
ever produced in this country have been
made by a firm in Rutland, VT, for use
in Whig hall at Princeton. They are
over nineteen feet long, and are trihe
more than three feet in diameter.
IT is said that the mining output in
Colorado this year will exceed anything
ever known in the history Of the state.
The SHOWS on the mountains will fur
nish plenty of water for the gold placers
this summer, and the silver deposits are
rapidly being developed.