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Sharp County record., 1891-01-01

"A number of young folks from
other neighborhoods took Amas IN
Evening Shade. Misses Julia Shaver
of Grange, Maud Pearce of Canton,
and two Misses Simpson Of Maxyille;
and Misses Virgie Craig and Maggie
King came in from their schools to
enjoy the events Of the week with
many friends. Christmas week, 1890
will long be remembered by our
young people.
"A difficulty occurred on Decem-
Der 22d at Wiley Mobley's in Big
Greek township, between Mobley
and Green and Dow Barnett, broth
ers, who were accused by Mobley of
stealing his tobacco. Green Barnett
cut Mobley in the side with a pocket
knife, while Mobley used a board
with telling effect on GreeN's head
The Barnetts were arrested and had
a trial before Squire Lackey who
acquitted them. d. B. X. b. Brid-
well represented the state and Till
Sullivan appeared for the defense.
Among the many enjoyable
gatherings and festal board assem-
blies during Xmas week there was
none more delightfully."- entertaining
than the one at the residence of DIR.
Craig on Sunday last, at late noon.
A large number of invited friends
were present and partook of most
sumptlous repast which was prepar-
ed in the best style of the culinary
art, of which the genial hostess is
notably capable.
Despite the unfavorable weather
the Christmas tree on ednesdlY
evening of last week was grand
success. Santa Claus was never IN
better humor, who IN company with
two attendants, Temperance and
Charity, made the hearts of the lit'
tie folks happy, and amused the
large congregation with a five min
utes talk and took his leave for 9TH
er fields. The tree was laden with
many beautiful and costly presents
for both young and old. The editor
thanks an unknown friend for a
fine emblem pin which was taken from
the tree, and wishes him Tlor her
many returns of the day uat.~giVo
to the worId~"~h,Iessed Redeemer,
Zone of the most enjoyable oc-
casions during Xmas week was the
grand banquet given at the residence
of Senator Davidson, on Friday
night, Dec. 26. Everybody was
there with his partner, and some few
without partners. An elegant sup
per was spread at I O'Clock where at
least three score persons did ample
Justice to one of the finest feastS
ever stabbed" in an interior hams
let. A fter all had partook Of the
bountiful repast dancing was begun
by those inclined that way, and con-
tinued until a late hour. The Scna>
tor ani h's two bewitching daughN
ters, Misses Berta and Cora, made
each guest feel at ease and most
heartily welcome.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01
BENEVOLENT SOCIETIES.

At the last meeting Of Evening Shade
Lodge No. 1913 +. ! A. NJ, the following
off rs were elcc;ed for the ensuing year.
RS. Bacon. w. N.
NJ. G. Wainwright ). W.
j. II. McCalrb, }. W.
w. T. Stokes, Treasurer.
J. Il. Metcalf, Secretary.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATlO N. 400,
Land Office. Little Rock, Ark. [
December 0 1890

Notice "A hereby given that the follow.
ina named setllui has iilch notice Of bia
inIeni,on TO make ilnal proof IN support Of
Ma olNm. and tint said proof vii b. made
before ,bc county Judge, or IN his absence
the county clerk of Sharp county " Even
inp Shade, Ark., on Jan. 22 ise' Nlgi
j mes K Madison, II. y, No lio6 for the
SW ar Of ~ qr aud SIC at otDt SW ar of
zee % 4 IA N, rdDpe4 west. llo hnmes The
following witnesses 10 prove bis cOnlln.
nous residence upon and culAynlon Of said
lad, gIg' n i johnson, JnO Splrks, J Il
kirkland and NJ a Thompson OF SmIth-
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01
SOCIETIES.


........,. RURAL CHAPTER No. 80, r. A. NJ.
TSTS(sz holds regular conversations at Masonic
a,NNf Hall in Evening Shade, the I'd SATURDAY
tzuS& In each month.
W. A. TURNER, ii. p.
f. q. Henderson, Sec.
EVENING SHADE LODGE No. li3, +.
A NJ, holds regular communications on
XXX the Saturdy before LIST Sunday IN each
w month. SAM II. DAVIDSON, W. Nj.
Jno. B. ,MoCaleb. Sec'y.
EVENING SHADE CHAPTER, No. II, D.
LIE. S. meets vt Masonic Hall lst Thurs
day in each month, at o'clock p. m.
~ MRS. GIR'rlE BACON, W. M.
Miss DORA FORE, Secretary.
- BEREAR LODGE, No. 60, |. o. O.
xs1$g F., holds regular meetings every al
Sfsgy5p ternate Friday night.
~tEgS& h, A, MEDLEY, n. g.
John d. Collins, Sec'y.
.>$MMRNXzMsz EVENING SHADE LoDer
x>$$6MS@,9sgLQ$<- No. 2i9O, X, Of H.,
YfyNbWyf[ meets first Tues
@4sYNAWS$s=d day nights / n every
NI1AyG-. month.
as|Y'sN ''n. 'n,' A''1lH'' D.
"WjlNW> CD. Wilson. Il.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01
LOCAL NEWS.

In order to increase our growing
circulation we will send the RECORD to
new subscribers from this date till Jan
lst, 1892, and the American Farmer one
wear, for one dollar, cash. Our agents
and friends everywhere are authorized to
make this offer.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01
R.. A.. NJ.

R.. A.. M.
Rural Chapter No. so. R. A. NJ, at It's
last convocation elected and installed the
following officers Tor the ensuing year:
R S. Bacon. NJ Z H P.
Sam II Davidson. E X.
JOS L Abernethy, E 5.
MIG Wainwright. Treasurer.
EG Henderson, Secretary
WA Turner, c of II
j B McCaleb P 5
II NJ Cope, X AC.
E II Heath, NJ 3D.
SPTurner, NJ 2dV
RM Jackson, N 1Sl V
TIL McCAleb, Senunel.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01

The Monroe County Sun has just
entered upon Its frteendI year Of
red handed opposition to rPubIlcan
ism. The Sun is an all ral lnd PINK
eyed daisy. May its colorind pros>
poets continue to brighten
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01
X. of II.

AT Its last meeting Evening Shade
Lpdpe No. 49O. knights of Honor, elected
the following officers:
E.G. Henderson, Dictator.
VIC. Shaver, Vice Dictator.
MIG Wainwright, Assistant Dictator
CD. Wilson, Reporter
J.R. Metcalf Financial Reporter.
G. r. Hall, Treasurer.
R. s. Bacon. Chaplain.
SH Davidson, Guide.
JL Abernethy, Guardian.
GE Craig, Sentinel
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01

nHelloi Tom. Glsd to geo yon, olo !.
IT, almost ton years since we were l,,n nlal''V
down let's have an experience meeting
the wifci" ., .,u.,,
"Oh she's $3.50, -nme M usual, ,-aw"I
Inc something cant afford" An.
NWell, we all want something more 'A'
got. Don't you 2" M
s"Yes bnt gile.s want will be my vi M
started 10 keep down eSprnre.' any NV ,atit
i'm mean md she's tired Of SAVING ",oJ
having ANYTHING TO show for u. taw
down street and shc looked ~ happy manlcT
~ think she Ii mud we brc eco,lon'nn eco,n.s M
have To bc. NV wfa can mako lllusslE,vv
than anyone I ever knew, yet shes hT
nrIsInw mo with some dainty conlIrWE,uN
adds 10 The comfort md beauty 0l o",WtI
And she's always merry n lark,
how sho manages II, sho always ia',gn
t0h ihat,s nv secret But ] tnihMF
covered her ,rccrct.' When we marr,c!
fnrw wo shoull haye To be very cnr,Yk
made ouc c0ndIIon: she would nave xxx IA
And ahe was rIpht | won ldn 90 Mu"Y
scIf for donbe tho subscription pl's'
n toocthor, from Tho tIll0-pDgc 70 "t
ibc stories keep our hearts. yondmR m"I
~ inporinnt events and sclcnllng.
mo Do-ted 40 that | can tax u,,1ysi
whnt ii going on my wife le TIoyrarJ 4
new dca from tho bolihcholu yof m
mike, ali her dresses md those n,oo,bI{d IN
and she gota all her patterns iol L"o hcpwos
MagazIne and We snycd JncWn. dlnk ~
with the cronpshy doing lu,,' 'r"aniicV n
Hanltarian DEPARTING IVY v"il Ha0Ii
WWhOt wonderful Mngnnln'o, ',ns an0 y
Democrats Family MnaaafiIII wnf N
"What Why thaps wiaa ,sannccE
and / told her II was aii Shcic
"Woli, my friend, ihat,a "bciI
SOON as YOU can. III l9hS lbonud tAr
an ann nv wIios account; shes t.soS"dIdIog
n" t"o'.ni s in tlne Tor our Tin ws"oi i'm "a
~ my 4 pI'I pelab II,re's copy YIN W.nI"a@t -
it,i for clubs, the bIlieal ln,,%s l,ys c9 M
sGc ,Sc "nbISGcr !" ws' Synd toll Din ~, ss'aiA
,sss n.,. saIG' apN'''i Better r,ibrctID,s, npy IL
Rnrs Hrom Tn,n 0nly ss0Os yc,,a iccM : ~
that IN ak mont lt V pomcr, AZ.
""hlsher. W, Jcnnlllgss ss.oeiInen|
hirect New l.Qrk ,"" s,hFt
tho Premium List shade.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01

his title papers or tax receipt ip order to
hayc rny errors corrected that may have
heretofore occurred. The penalty attach
rs April 10.
JASPER HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff and Ex Off ,io Collector.
Sharp Go. Ark
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01

Yes, it is easier to opa a raw
farm in prairie country tA n it is III
timber country, but it not aS
profitable to contend witlI dronths,
cyclones and hot winds u it /, to
gather the abundant haryc1 that you
can always rely on IN q lmDered
country Then again, u new
prairie country yon have pay the
most exorbitant prices N lumber
and feed, and the fuel Qlstlon Is a
b'g item of expense as cv1 one OF
our Kansas readers will Aliiv III
a timber country expense pr inc' II
unknown while timber CO.'S but a
triAe. 1t takes u little pnger to
open a farm in u timber@ country
than it does on prairie lap, but us
surer and more proiitObleh the end
= llcber Jacksonian.
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01
january 13th, as9s,

within the hours prescribed by law, the
following described roal estate, to'wii;
The II hlf OF the . or OF the ne Or OF
section 2, township 10 ncr,b, range 7
west, containi 4 % acres, and tho o bli
Of the ~ ar Of the SO Or of section 3D.,
township 6 north, range 7 west contain
my ~ acres ~ the properiy Of u W,
John on, to satisfy u Judgement render
ed by the Sharp oironit court At its D''
ccmber lerm, 1889, against the @,d ..
W, johnson, in tavor Of :, W. Reading
for ninety seven dollars and thirry.s,S
cents with interest since date Of judge
ment, and costs
Terms VI sale, cashio hand. Thia 22d
day of Docembar. 1890.
JASPER UUTCHl~ON
Sheriff Sharp county
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01
Sherif's Sale
] \ yDER * { tv Yl0y \

BY virtue Of m execution to me dire t.
cd by the clerk of the circuit court OF
Sha,p com and dated Nov l4Ih lS9 },
have levied upon AMI VIA expose for
sale TO tho highoSt bidder at anoton, OF
the curt house door IN Evening Shade,
Ark, un Tues lay,
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01

.laaaa-l--a----- "A "
If YOU,
and all VINO
BROWNS lD
Sharp County record., 1891-01-01

In testimony whereof |
~ have herrun'o set my
Ls.} hand and affixed the
~ seal OF ciIcuit court. on
this the 10Th day OF
December, 1890
D.. KING, Clerk,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct. % Flour steady, unchanged;
receipts, s,5g5 barrels; shipments. 1886 barrels;
salos. 30 barrels Wheat inactive and frmer;
No red spot. s1.0l@L0lA; October, slOl9
IOll4; December. SlOfsl0iA; May, sl10a
il0l4; steamer No red, @s97]4c.; receipts,
1920 bushels; shipments, 20,@0 bushels stock,
1.40l,767 bushels: sales, 10000 bushels; South
ern wheat firm; Fultz, CSC. Ssl0j; longberry,
sla105. Corn strong: mixed spot, Csc; year,
5Ss53'Ac.; January 5216S523sc.; February, 5214c;
March 52Ac. receipts, 6.5l3 bushels; stock.
M.sis bushels; sales, l23.o)o bushels; Southern
Orn-White firm at 70S72c.; yellow easy at $50
Coc. oats strong, higher. fairly active: No. ?
white Western. Slls3SSc.; No. mixed Western.
3fe86l.o; receipts. 3,225 bushels stock, i72.5OS
bushels. Re quiet; No. =, 9G>Ec.; receipts,
900 bushels; stock. 25S352 bushels Hay
steady 10 frm good TO choice timothy, sl341i.
Grain ireights firm and UNCHANGED. Cotton
nominal middbng, $50. Provisions steady
and unchanged. Bntter firm, active and I'M
changed. gRs active at pc Coffee firm; Rio
cargoes. fair l6tfc.; No r. &c Sugar steady;
graduated, LILO. Copper steady and I'M
changed Whisky hrm and unchanged. Pea
nuts unchanged.
Stocks-Nirginis consols, ten-forties % bid;
do, threes 6j14 lid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

ii0 DO. winter. sSeOsti0:. city mill extras.
As i065 81. Southern flour closed weak and less
active; trade and family extras, t4+Oes3l0
Mhcst-Nheat options opened firm and frac-
abroad and report Of q further shortage OF
grain IN Russia Prices continued firm during
the greater part of the day. Late cables from
Liverpool reported fractional advances in both
h az and corn and this market closed strong
and TO i'sc. higher. Spot lots closed irn' No.
= red winter. cash, si.0itt; do October, Oil 034:
November. sl0i; December. tl.0Jas; January
NO74.
Corn-Corn options were fairly active and
irregular, closing firm az Nsasc. advance.
spot lots closed firm: No. 2, mixed. cafh, oo'1S
!s1lc.; October. CSC; November. 6Sc.; Decem-
Der. ts]4c. January, 5S1so.
Oats-Oats options were moderately acuVe All
strong. closing 4a3sc. Ia CHER. Spot lots closeu
duh, business checked by high prices spol ssIes
OF No white, 3sc.; No. , DO. ssc.i No nilteu,
or November. g &c: December 35Ac.
Pork moderately active and him new
mess. Ell. $50. ~
Lsrd-Lard closed lower; October, s6-5S; Mo-
vemher e. 10: December, s668
SnRars-Raw sugar steady with some demand
for centrifugal Centrifugal 96 test, 1903 5l6c.:
Muscovado 50 test. &c. Refined sugar In fair
demand with prices easier; cut loaf and
crushed SIC: powdered cubes or mould A,
4 SIDE; graduated, 3-l6Sf 5-l6c.; CONNECTION
u Cofies-spot lots coffee closed dull; fair Rio
cargoos. I5lSc Futures closed lower: Rio or
Santos No. 2 October, sll.55; do. November,
sILl0; do. December. slOs5.
Petroieum-Pipe Line certificates were mod
erately active to-day and prices fairly steady.
November opened, 5g5lc; highest, 6O5sc. low
est; $3.50; closing, 6Oesc.
Naval storos-Spirits turpentine has not
varied for the day. ruling quiet and about
steady, $500 37Ac. rosin IN moderate request;
sales, 400 barrels at $3.50 for W. g. and si.2l for
". W. strained, ti3219; good strained, Sl.311e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
Impure Beer.

The American public has for years De.
nounced impure beers appointed committees
Of Investigation, assailed careless brewers in
the public press. and vowed what thew would
do did brewers not resolve to brew a
pure article. The Export Brewage OF the
Baltimore Brewing Company is confidently
placed before the publicas an absolutely pure
beer. made from selected hops and malt. free
from any and all coloriDe matter. ripe with a
proper aye. bottled only at tho brewery and
sold in original package. Knowing the pub
lie TO have been IN earnest in their protests
and demands. the Baltimore Brewing Com
pany invites alike your patronage and yonr
verdict We claim first that It is pure, and
second that it is the best beer on the market
For sale 10y George A. Hundley, 52s east
Broad street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Market Reports From All Quarters and
Business Centres.
CONDITION Of THE GRAIN MARKET
Stocks. Bonds. and sn other see"r'''e'~ "'"
the Regular right Between '"'
and Bear. Was Nyssed Yesterday

Nr,, y.rT. oct. Q,.-Monoy closed ~ 80 per
sent. t.e h.slesf. 81. lowest g. Exchange
go ..o,3,. posted rates 's2eAs5; actual
-.... ,...~,s. Tor arty-day bills and $3.50
-. ~. 5..o.,3 Government bonds closed
800, .rrrcncy a.. ~ bid: 49, coupon 1904
I.....+...3es oh. reg stored. 100 bid.
-I.r.ua SIZE two hours this morning
,... .I.f....I fH very ~" rtothH' HAn even n
'a t.sltns wss not OF any great magni-
lNo'e .o-E. we're ST. Paul Atchison. Read
t' r-t Jersey Central New York Central
,-.' i.feI Gas an1 Manitoba Prices we're
.,. frrng tho greater part ~ the
r- session. With few exceptions
otfne3 fracronaly higher and
r.-..ar .tancel in the early part OF the last
t. Toward ID clock there WAS some Teac-
-.. INT ftWas AID recovered by I2. when valut =
,.... "a. fo..i- per cent. higher than they closed
rrst.rtar The great Improvement was III -,
Na.. which was especially strong. Inc, baios
f.rtlf morning amounted 90 l@@y mares
I.. market was less active after - @ CLOCK VIZ.
... somewhat irregular. ST. Paul lo.t gaIt
r. tle carly advance and number Oh olselS
..0 Suffered declines but IN the main lne Iteii-
.. was firm. 4 feature IN the afternoon IIau.
... wasa sharp rally ~ hohinonl ana nest
....rf d err0frqf ON the favorable report OF IFS
rrtnrs Tor Sorfenher. he cariy strength OF
Paul wa. attributed 20 lu>lnR ly q pool
.rr.r4 for fhc purpose ~ advancing me PRICE
Tho stock There Vas considerable buying
Reading at time, % ia5. salu 20 Lo lot ~
d doris Manitoba was 4. ont The strongest stock
-r tb. rst r9van--ng 2i4 ger cent. 10y tho close
.0 ISL me final figures Tor fhe genera. mar
ot .,.re tr-asnIsr|v and slightly changed from
those 81 Ias. evening. The sales to-day were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

RICHMOND. Va. Oct 2s-No offerings OF tobao
cos at auction on Change to-day. Friday, DC.
tOber D. 1871:
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade 10 day: Wrappers
hogsheads; filters 2ll; cutters, 8; dark leaf
20; total. 249
The tobacco inspector reports to-day: IDspeo-
tions bright, - bogsheAds 3 tiercos dark ,,
hogsheads. Reinspectious bright - hogs
heads dark, hOgshead
Virginia. Wilson's. Old Dominion, Nau0hsns $,
Allegheny. Crenshsws DsvenpOrts. rlsnters
Shelhurnes, Shockoe and Sesbrookes tobacco
warehouses rsport to-day: Receipts A pack
ages: deliveries. 236.
Office Of the collector OF the United States in
formal revenue reports collections for the city
Of Richmond. Va TO. day as follows: Tax paid
cigars and cigarettes. Rsey p. tax paid plug to-
bscoos, 82766.30 Total, S8.545.45.
Very good sales OF loose bright tobaccos to-
DAY at satisfactory prices
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
When you feel uncomfortable about the
stomach tako Simmons Liver ReEulator
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


Now that the field Of operate comedians is
being invaded by acrobatic song-and dance
men II Is refreshing to see an actor who can
combine unctuous humor and spirit of jest
without resorting to illegitimate methods.
Such one is Robert f Graham. whose i'm
persOnation of General Rnickerbocker in
Tho Little Tycoon" has placed him on a
footing Of equality with Francis Wilson and
DeWoH Hopper. Mr.. Graham will scintil-
late in the theatrical frmamont next season,
when he presents to the public his new oper-
attic comedy. Larry the Lord" New Rich
mOnd Theatre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

ST. LOUIS. No, Oct QS-Flour weak but prices
unchanged. Wheat higher; October. a294c. bid
MAY, sL0i5sc bid. Corn higher: October. 50J<c'
bid November 40 bid. year. sg4c. asked;
January, 3slsc asked; May, i0c. bid. Oats high
er; October, 2S5ec. November eqc. asked; May.
steam. $40. Dry-sslted meRts-Shoulders. $3.50
% IS, clear RIB. e662l9: longs S6621s; shorts,
g. 90@7. Bacon Boxed shoulders $500 q:
longs s750er621f; clear ribs, s7.6O@7.iO; shorts,
S1S,Iod9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

t9o Oct -Wleat-Wh4at showed con-
ae strength 90 day on higher cables and
. buying oa the theory that reaction 10
l-9s.ls Prices were lc. higher. Re
.r's ~ c.Is
Corn improved 484sc on heavy pur-
cover short sales Receipts. 220 cars.
"a.s. 'nis ai .an.el 3tsyto ON The continued
t 'i ftoft temani Receipts, 2le cars.
lli'-I rofislous we're very dali AMI
'..a. lolA declined 1}sc, lard g}SG5c. ana ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
New Orleans.

INV ORLEANS. La, Dot. % Clean rice steady:
sales, s97.; bead, .sis@594c.; prime. .47ta454c.
good. 4sss4lsc; fair. 4}s9esc; ordinary. 81
Open kettle nominal centrifugal unsettled:
white choice 8 5-l6S4c.; yellow. choice, &C.;
prime. 33l 1910: on. 33se31ac; seconds, 3f.c
Molasses fair demand: open kettle prime, csc
good prime. 42c centrifugal common. i5c.
good common. 200.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

The above topical song which was made
famous by the clever comedian. L. +. era
ham. during the phenomenal run Of three
years Of tho fascinating comic 0pers. The
Little Tycoon" at the Temple Theatre. Phil
adelphia. is ngan being heard IN the popular
opera The demand for It is 50 great by the
opera-going public and its revival was so i'm
monsely successful that Comedian Graham
has decided to sing it altogether. II receives
nine and ten encores nightly. Reports come
from everywhere that tins seasons produc-
tion of The Little Tycoon" suIpasses any
previous efforts. They play an engagement
Of four nights. beginning Monday. at the The
stre.
When you feel uncomfortable about the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

LIVERPOOL Oct 2s.-Cotton-Spo, steady
middliDg uplauds 49, sales 10000 bales. In
lures closed firm; October November 4 10 81
November December. 1914: Docember-Janu
AIRY, 4s-64.; January e bruary. 4 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching and sting
ing; most at night; worse by scratching, IL al
lowed TO continue tumors FORM which often
bleed and ulcerate. becoming very sore.
bwayne's ointment stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases removes
the tumors. At druggists, or by mail, Tor -
cents Dr. Shsyne 4 Son. Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. O.. Oct 23.--Pork- Regular. 9i2lt
@4.25. family. sl075el. Lsrd-Kettle- dried,
1@7itc. Bacon Short clear sides. 77sssc.
Whisky-Sales OF i.ls0 barrels al sl.l5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
Nashville.

NASHVILLE. Tenn Oct. 23.-Wheat-No. car
lots. 9sc Gal; No. 3. Csc. Corn. from store and
delivered at depot sacked white milling. CSC :
lois &c hiRlar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

The fret symptoms Of heart disease are shor.
breath. futfering. faint and hungry spells, pain
New Heart Cure is a marvellous remedy. Fine
book on Heart Disease, with wonderful cures,
free at Owens 4 Minor Drug Co. 1907 Main
street, opposite postoffice, or address Dr. Miles
Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
For Over Finv Year.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup ha, been USED
for children teething. 1t soothes the child
colo, and is the best remedy for diarrhuA
Twenty tive cents bottle
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
PILE. Pues, Itching Pile

Nothing like it for dyspepsia and indiges-
ton. Simmons Liver Regulator is safe,
anfo cfre
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
The Times Want Column

All miserable sufferers with dyspepsia are
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

O.. hk. Oct >3.-Messrs. Hubbard Price 4
r .c-f cotton circular tonight, say. The
.- liverpool thl- morning NeA 4 "a above
b. ciose spot sales were 1000 bales.
w. ..e improvement was lost at the close,
Has barely steady. This market, IN re-
% LIVERPOOL opened abou. three points
- r'e-lag, hui the advance was not sus-
ans price, quickly declined ftfnl
'it i'HoMet thlt when the interior move
.'ttifed 90 90 gee lu, and some OF the
''NAs fe or.td Lighter receipts than
i..sI p. .ti when % Docame apparent that the
r..--. 'Atn- would DO up 10 the az erage tue
-t"A tased away. and al 2 o'clock was
Iu,... POINTS under The highest j he long
er.. -h We market has boen so largely in
fI.. .. iN IAe expectation Of ligher receipts
rf.. s Zoo 20 be fea. ed hat any disappoint-
Com C. fespeci means q sharp hQuida-
f..I.. "ilef mana. cables from liverpool
fs., a. PEE mat spinners arc becoming I'M
,-, ..- mas buy freely soon Port rereiufs
.' Hr $50. bales. against A.. OOO Last wear
.fI.- -A 'taiomeut Of LIVERPOOL stocks shows
bt. .'l'i supply Of cotton for tho market
+. r. ..seI during the week 5000 bales. and
ts,,.o pty bales larger than last wear. The
y..,, american cotton 10 1900 bales over
WY, closed steady. receipts AZ the nor,s
.l I.-t ".'N pom. % $4,000 bales, against 8lg
itI.. ,cel. me interior movement IS lG0Ge
r..f 30 - w year ago, and The receipts
ia rst XXX ~ I Mons Indicate a25,OOO bales
s.-.Io- ,,p' issl car October l9dSl4. No
~ n 49, %, December X s1Grs ~. Isn,,o 49,.
SAID. f,' LODI nary otl9A12: March, 6.sbdssG
PRODUCE.
sul.r, ouf eio9od strong. with q modere,o
sufer ~ ,ts @ii.g' tine grades, S2.O0a AIS, do
Oh - ~, sultliine spring a. s0a3l IN.
a.. ia e1o1s9D: extra No sprine Az,
1ei' siA5' extra No. snriss saga.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
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