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Sharp County record., 1891-09-10

The crop Of wild grapes, and
nuts of every variety, were never
more plentiful IN this section.
Our sales OF Plantation Chill Cure ex.
ceed all others together. Ask for bot
tie we do the rest. For sale by
JR Metcalf.
ES~ BLAcK.DRAUGHT tea cures Constipation
III you haYe anything you wish
to sell for cash, tell the people about
it through your county paper.
jimmy Southworth, the tinker, ia:
moved his shop across the street into the
old Shaver Store house where be will
have more room to "tink." Call OH him
Do not let other merchants palm of
other preparations on you because they
not Plantation Chill cure in stock. Ap-
ply to agents named below who gnaran
tee it, For sale by j R Me calf.
->-We learn from the Salem pa.
pers that r. E. Huddleston and wife
are now the happy possessors of a
bouncing boy. Accept the congrat|
ulations of the RECORD, Bob.
Has the court house project en-.
tirely died out? is asked frequently
No, 1t has not, nor will 1t ever dc
till the building is reality instead
of project. Court house? Yes,
we'll have a stone court house.
Its no use kicking ii you see lOC
whites sardlned into one car and q
lone darkcy the sole occupant ofitht
other parlor car. The nigger has the
laugh on his side now under the new
separate coach law >-Mam. Spring
Monitor.
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
a HUSBANDS DECALOGUE

w
Thou shalt love no other man bu,
mo.
Thou shalt not have PHOTOGRAPH
or any other likeness of any other
man but thy husband.
Thou shalt not keep it in secret or
worship it, for |, husband, am n
jealous husband.
Thou shalt not speak thy husbands
name with leylty.
Remember thy husbands com.
mandments to keep them scored.
Honor thy husband and obey h,m
thou mayst be long in the house be
has given thee.
Thou shalt not permit thy husband
to wear n butonless shirt, bnt shall
keep his clothing in good repair
Thou shalt not continually ead
about, neglecting thy husband and
family,
Thou shalt not strive to live in the
style of thy neighbor unless tby
husband IS able TO support it. =
Thou shalt not run up large bills
at the stores which thy husband ,s
unable to foot, for verify he knowoth
his means,
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10

Mr. Thos. Bate, Editor of The (,ronb.
,c' Iexarkana, Arkansas, has found WIN,
ne believes to be the best remedy In OK.
'stence for the ilox, His experience il
wen worth remembering. lie says. Last
summer ] had IL very severe attack Of
l,ux' tried almost every known rene.
uay' none giving relief. Chamherla;n's
onol'o' Cholera and Darrhma Remedy
was recommended to me. | purchased n
oottle and received almost immedin,o ro
l'oi continued to use tho medicino
ana was entirely cured, IMhe nlensu,o
a. ~ recommending this remedy to any
person suffering with suoh u dsensc, as
IN my opinion 1t is the best medicine
III ~ existence. % and 80 cent bottles for
sale by Williams, Price & Co. ~
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10

Attend to smoothness of utterance
and.pleasantness of tone. A person o.
high culture can often be distinguish
ed BY the tones Of the voice. Il
you are in any public place and heal
persons behind you talking, You can
from their style and conversation
determine whether they are educat,
ed, refined persons or not. If you
cannot hear Their words so as to un.
derstand them, you can form an op
mon from the tones of their voices.
Especially is tins the case in regard
to ladies. A coarse, unrefned wo
man never has a smooth, pieasan,
uttcrance. a lady may be known
by the tones of her voice.
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
MERIr WINS

We dersiro to say to our c,hscns, that
ior years we have been selling Dr. Kipe'p
Now Discovery for consumption, DR.,
Kings New Life Pills. Bucklon's Arnica
Solvc and Electric BIttcrs, and bavo
ncvcr handled remedies that sell us we'll,
or that have given such universal sausMc.
ton Wo do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time and wo stand ready to
refund tho purchase price, IL satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits, j, X, Mctcair
druggist
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
Irving Society Programme.

Meeting at Mrs. Kings Sept. 10, 1891
Roll call and quotation from any au
thor.
Sung, "Joyously o." by the Society.
Recitation, Miss Mag King.
Instrumental music, Miss Cora David
son.
Select reading, Miss Artie Abernethy
Vocal solo, Miss Make Price.
Reading "The Chariot Race" from
B'n Hur by Prof. P. H. Wilkerson.
Recitation. 5. II. Davidson.
Paper, j. S. Metealf, D. L. King, Wal
ter Metcalf and Miss Berta Davidson.
Song by Society.
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
Guaranteed Cure For In Crime,

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell you DR., Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, upon this
bondition, If you Ore afflicted with La
Grippe and will use this remedy accord
ing to directions, giving il fair trial,
and experience no benefit, you may rc-
turn the bottle and have your money 70.
funded. We make this offer, because Of
tho wonderful success of Dr. Kirg's New
Discovery during lOet seasons epidemic,
Have heard of no case In which il failed,
Try IL, Trial bottles free at j.. h, Me,.
calls drugstore. Large size 500 and 81
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
CIRCUIT COURT

The following State cases were disposed
OF at the last term of our Circuit COURT
State vs. James Cope, killing a deer
fined So.
State VS. NJ G Daugherty, same, contin.
ued.
State VS. Owen Elkins, breach of the
peace, fined $40.
State vs. John Wolfe, same, fined Sj
State VS. Murry Lane, same, fined 81
State VS. p Stout, assault and battery
fined s.. .
State vsJ c Barnett, seduction, acquit.
ed.
State VS. A. A. Philips, disturbing the
peace, fined IS.
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
lf you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs
McEIree's Wine of Carduj

and THtDFoR0'S BLACK. oRAUGHT arc
Tor sale by the following merchants in
Sharp county,
j. Meicalf Evening Shade.
Jas i Suherlin, Center
Jho u Mntlock, Clarkson,
Vt !.aman " Bros. LOYAL,
u Brandon, Poughkccpsic,
JAS II Brown. Williiord,
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
SEP. IL, 1891.
REPORT OF SHARP COUNTY
TEACHERS.

REPORT OF SHARP COUNTY
TEACHERS.
District No. 44-Wm. I. Simpson,
teacher. Enrolment, 40; average attend.
ance Al.
District No. la. q. Clear. teacher.
Average attendance, 81. Enrolment
not given.l
District No. 40-S. A. Clear, teacher,
Enrollmen: 81; average attendance 25.
District No. l6-Eugene Shaver, teach.
er. Enrolment 81; average attendance
81.
District No. 61-F P Clear, teacher
Enrolment 43, average attendance 20.
District No. 7--W. P. Crigler, teacher
Enrolment 46, average attendance, 35.
District No. 22-T. I. Herrn, teache,
Enrolment 100; average attendance, II.
District No. 2O-A. L. Peacock teacher
Enrolment 80; average attendance. 80.
District No. 45-Miss Maggie King
teacher. Enrolment 81; average attend
ance, 80.
District No. 52-John Wasson, teach
er. Average attendance, 25. Enroll
ment not gwen.
Dist, 26-Robt. Stokes teacher Enroll
ment SO; average attendance 50.
Dist 46-M;ss Ida Fudge teacher. En-
rollment 81; average attendance 25.
Dist. No. 51-Mrs. Dollie McCord
teacher. Eni iolment, 80; average attend
ance %,
District No. IS, Miss Matte Mcleod
teacher. Enrolment SO; overage attend
ance 27.
District No. 23 c. B. Snow teacher
Enrolment So; average attendance 81.
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALVE,
j W. KINGSBURY. G.r,, .

The best salye in the world foruH
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, ll'H
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilbaA
corns and all skin cruptions, and po'lt',,I
ly cures piles or no payment required Y
is guaranteed to give perfect salisla'tI
or money refunded. Price % cents y
box at j. r. Metcalrs.
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION .l% I,

Land ONCE, Little Rock, ArhIn"o,DNS' ,,,ns.DNS'
Notice IL hereby given that the 10Y intention
Cd settler has filed notice o. W. calm NJ
make llnul proof In support O. hs lhe coN0y
that aid proof win be made Oe,o,v Oe,oWnW Clck \
Judge, or In his absence, lho VywNJe on o.
Sharp county, Ark NJ Evening s"I \, NJ
10, 1891, visi Mack A, ThOnlSon A. wp i
lbSO3, for the " hf OF NE ~ ecV' ~
north, range 4 west ...,,,o.sea 10 prove J,
lie names The following wllhesSvVu vnVuiiyalIoh v
said land, via, ,.., piOrcc, G'G,g
Andrew j Thompkn, Henry ,pi,,SSIEvCScpSh ~
X. Stewart, JuB, Mapison, Of P1onKSg.ESIIGIl,
.. T. N" RvsI'I''
10 Sep, 10 =
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS. "
Land Office ut Little Rock, ARK A'

LNNU UINNc Wt ITIIIV NVUhI ''"' .,m
Notice Is hereby glych that the iollowl,nS,'N""u 4
ed settler has filed notice OF MS ln,ep'"' eIm !,
mike final proof IN support Of hir c,a',S ,ns "arrV
ihut said proof will:O made, before ,'t sSS SS'
sharp county, Ark, at Eycnnsy. I'm Sn'v vTdG HI
Oct 10, 1901, viz. Lucinda g, Marlip,,, ,,o% ~" d
of Levi Martin decreased, IL y, * VSrorSc , &
the W hf NV Qr Sec \, and Il N Oh NEW
twp 10 north, range west, ..., IA uryeM
She names the following witnesses sig,,ypaiIon igpi d
continuous residence upon ana o"'''"
said land, viz u m WIe
and Il A Groom. OF hced, Ark ,,rIGu,
~ - ~ Rce'l'I
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10

Remember, my son, that the owls rop
utation for wisdom is not due TO his s,av.
lug out oil night Its rather due to Tho
fact that ho has too much sense to Stav
up all night and day Indianapolis
Journal,
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
NOTICE FOR pUBLlCATloNI,'%"I' ,'"I'
Land onlcc at Little Rock, sept o. ,,s.0,p ~

Notice Is hereby given TINT lHS 10 intention
cd settler. has llled nol'0s y, "hs claim I'W W
MaI said proof viii be made belo1g bel0W cI,Ill =
sharp county, NJ EyennB shade I \, lL@E
20, 1901, ylsi Lem {, Tlctcher, u eDe ~ d, Twp y
the II hf NV ar and W bt NJ ur seV " M
north, rangc : wrst .,,,,o.,ea 10 prov, T
lie names the following wllnehSwu wcuIIyplOn T"
continuous residence upon Nho WV" .a
said land, to-wlt, ,,,,.. 4, n roOlc !"
Slavtn Valid, y \ Wllklng, hh'
q W Fletcher, Willi.0FG hfN El0u, :,
40 T. '.,1s w. .svvSp'
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
Legal Advertisements
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the inl'lsnYS%As' sYSA
rs administrator of the estate oil alien v.vYd1 %
deceased, viii apply at the November VII VI" N
the Sharp probate court FOR an orocl W "" !" mt
following lands belonging to said es'Hww, ,hgo}a
the debts of said estate, to-wil Ihu " NV
qr, Section D, twp 10 north, range WsSS, WsS,m,
W. O. SNOW, AGlm
10 Sep 10 Estate Allen Gilbert u'''''''
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10
LOCAL NEWS.

Circuit court at Salem next Mon,
day.
John Cathey is now a salesman
for Williams, Price & Co.
e->Jas. P King was up from White
county on visit last week.
1dy- WINE OF cARDUI. a Tonic for Women.
Tom Wainwright made a flying
trip to Cushman last week.
MeELREE's WINE OF cARDUI for Weak Nerves.
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10

w. d. Cochran and family paid
relatives IN the Grange section a VS.
it last week,
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10

next 30 getting the substance OF
what you read, notice the language
used and try to apply it IN your con
versation. With newspapers and
good books as cheap as you have
them now, there is no excuse for you
to be ignorant of events or to use
ungrammatical language For you
to "skim" newspaper or gallop over
a book only to get Smatteriug
outline Of story, without strict
observance of the language used, it
does You but very little good to read
them, When YOU read aloud you
not only get the pith of what you
are reading, and understand the ma,
ture Of the incident or narrative, but
You hear the language, get the mus
sic ont Of the puctuation and learn
touscit in your writing, and more full
ly enjoy the sentiment and points it
contains Now, young friends, take
the RECoRp's advice and read two
or three columns each day aloud,
closely observing the construction of
every sentence-the punctuation,
the composition in detail, and you
will find it will soon be great help
to You in many ways, Good readers
are very scarce, and the main reason
for this is that very few people ever
practice reading aloud. and when re.
qucStcd to do so n righteous fear OF
themselves makes it duty to decline.
Yes, begin to-day TO read out and
listen closely at every word. 1t may
sound funny, but that's the way to
make q good reader of yourself
Sharp County record., 1891-09-10

Remember that the "only big
show" will be here Tomorrow. Fri,
day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

+. PATRICK AND JOHN DUNLOP
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

sqeOaas0: e1irn No. spring. s355aA10; do.
winter, ef03. CITY mills. Sh2Ja5.15 for West
Indies Southern Hour closed steady; trade and
family extras. *o.
higher ihore was quite a local demand az the
opcning Dat ~ was met by foreign houses who
sold Freely and checked the advance. Prices
soon settled back 90 last nights figures. The
Government report was the chief subject OF
comment here this morning. II was generally
regarded as very bullish Trading during tho
Gay was Ecycr very active. and the market closed
weak and i4a9sc. lower Spot lots closed easier.
Salcs; No. cred winter si.0H9; do. December
SlOo4; January si.O6;S; February. eiOs' March
Corn-Corn options were fairly active, and
weak. closing At 80 C. lower spot lots cioach
Be. lower. Sales No. . mixed. 6il4c; No. :
mixed. December &C.; January j6Ac.' teorua-
~. $500.
Oats-Oats options. we're dull and weak,
clio ing easy al &C. decline. Spot lots closed &c.
lOwcr. Sales: no. white, i2c., No. 90 - &C.;
No mixed i3c.. No. do, wa lt'4c.' No =
mixed, December, fic.; January iO1ac.' teDru-
Pork-Pork moderately active and steady;
new mess. $3.50
Lard-Lard steady: january, s6n; February
sos.
Sugar Raw sugar quiet but steady; 50 test
demand: cIt-loaf and u,hcd. . c.: powdered
1lac.. granulafcd. 4 5-II &c: cubes. 1-IGc.:
mould A. l.tc.f cOnfcrt0uers s.. i-c.
COllCe-Spot lots closed quiet; fair Rio car
goes lo1c. Futures lower; Rio or Santos, jan
uarY, : l@.N; February. sIiH1
fe'roieum-fipc-lne certificates dull and
staEnant Prices eady. sales. 5000 barrels;
JANUARY opened 5'sc.; highest 5stsc; lowest
- &C.; closing .sii &C..
Naval store. spirits turpontine about steady
Win a ueht demand. quoted @tf3}..c. bosiu
strained. SI4J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

Peanuts 3ifaiifc.; per pound.
Oranges Fla. bright. box sL75a2.25
Russers si.1la2OO.
Apples Fancy Eating. sl.50a2J0 per barrel
Apples. Cooking. sl.i0aaO per barrel
Celery; base. per bunch.
Lemons: Fla, s5o0alj0 per box.
COUNTRY BAcoy.
Hams. small. Va, Babe; per pound. Hams,
large Va, l0al2c.
Sides, 9aiOc.; per pound
Shoulders. ha9c.: per pound.
Country Lard Oa6lsc.; per pound
DRIED FRUIT.
Apples, Red and Brown. sliced. Sc, per pound
Fancy 3l9aic; Quarters, 2lza8c
Peaches, fancy, peeled sasc; medium, SAGE:
DARK tai12c.; unpceled, 2a2lsc.
hiackberries. Be.
Huckleherrles, fa1lsc
hasplerries Ia Sc.
sCELLANEOUs.
Buckwheat -four 3ifaic. per pound
- hite Beans Fancy, Sl.s5a4g5 per bushel
Coiored Beans, 81 ai,a
lallow fai1sc.; per pound.
SEEDS
Red Clover, s475 to 500 per bushel
SAVING. tisA t0 S5 t0 per hushel.
Timothy. sl.l5 TO $40 per bushel.
herd Grass. g % C. per bushel.
Orchard Grass. 81. % 81. per busheL
Oats lrgnla Winter % To 65c Der bushe;
Red iusi Proof 80 to &c. per busnel
I'rc Niner FL 20 o. 81 per bnshe
Fish: Herrines-North Carolina Family Roe
hall barrels s3.2j new; Potomac gross s275;
North Carolina cut. $40
Lard: Prime CAc. for tierces; lard CON-
pound. use. for lcrces; cans. usual difference
ard; Country. csc.
Matches: COS, BIC per gross; COOS $50 gross;
Zoos A.. JJJs S5oej.Tl gross
Molasses: Choice Porto Rico. a4c: medium
t,orto lico, &c. 10. Cuba, 25c.; No. Cuba,
sc; fancy New Orleans. f3c. choice, &c.; me-
dunn, 2..c. blackstrap. barrels, he; hogsheads.
nc.' i0Elng UOlassas. lfaISc.
syrup: vanilla. sugar drip32c.; No. ! corn
syrup, &C.; No. do. &'c; choice sugar syrup,
22a9f
Rice Carolina. oa7c hest
salt: LIVER ool factory filed. sl.25. ground
alum. 81; domeatIc 2ei pounds, bleeched. sacks.
rovnrr Ayn euor.
Fuse. Toys mining. 35a7Jc. per 100 feet
a. foHder' $3.50 per keg blasting si.9o; mining
shot Northern si.62 per bag Of % pounds
Grindstonos; l14e2c. per pound.
f.r- .,n NO1DFNwtrF
Sugar: Crushed, &C.; powdered, SIC:
graduated 45-c A. Use; on A. &c; yellow,
SOAP. Common ca5c.: best washing. lISs5g6c.
}ollet l5aac and fancy prices: country. 4a5c
1ees. blacA'-oa9lc.; imperial s5a5Oc.; gun
Tubs. Cedar, sI.soa3al5a nest, painted sa5
Washboards. Wooden siasie5; zinc, si.5oa
$3.50
buckets: Painted. TWO hoops si.25; three
Erooms. Two strings. siossi.a5: thres
strings. 81. fa7209; four strings s2o0as&50.
baskets. Willow. SIl5aSl.30 per nest split 50a
f5c. Ter dozen.
DAtsI.Gfi. fI.-lEl
Cemenf RosendaIe. $40 per barrel
Lime: Agricultural. sal0c. per hushel Rock
land ~ l0asl.l5 per ariel. according 10 GUAM
tity. Virginia. SlO1atlO5
Plaster. Lump, 800 per ton; ground, $50:
ca clned plaster. Z .b5.
North Carolina Tar large size, S. coal tar,
81
Fire Brick per 600 S55asG1
Plasteung Hair: 4aJc. per pound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
IN THE CHANCERY COURT or THE CITY
i o. kICuHOND. DEAEILLN ]. 1871.


Joseph S. Payne who sues on behalf Of him
self and All o her creditors Of the late con
Germ OF Iomp klns,.hall * Comm .Flalntiu,
Against
Robert NJ. Tomplins and Samuel II. Bowman
surviving partners Of IOmpkins. Hall Co,
and IN their own right, and Mary J.. tai, tine
e1ecutrix OF John Hall deceased defendants
Extract from Decree OF December l. is'iI
The Court doth adiudge. order and decree
that this cause he referred 20 one OF the COM
mlssioners Of this court TO take and settle the
following accounts:
First An account of all debts and demands
against the late concern Of Iompkins' Han 81
Co. and the or4er Of their priorities.
Second. An account OF the assets or the said
concern, OF what kind and wheresoeYcr stu
ated
Third. An account Of the partnership trans
&C ions % he said Tompklns Hall * Co.. ami
OF Bowman a. Hall and what interests are due
% the several par ner, in said concern
Fourth. Any other matter deemed pertinent
by the commissioned or desired ~ my or the
parties interested 20 be stated
CO0nnssIONERs OFFICE }
RlCHM0ND. December 10, ls9li
The partie. 10 the foregoing cause ana all
persons having dsuts ami demands against the
lafe concern o. ON lklns. Hall * e. %. are
hereby notified thai have fixed on the l2lH
LAY .t iANLAiA. 1872. at 10 o'clock A. u, ms
the time, and my Office 90 lnli east Ma u
street IN the said CITY. as the place. for pro-
ceeding f0 execute th foregoing decree.
Given IN Ter my La 20 as tOmml-sloner IN
thancery oil the said Court the day and year
first aforesaid JAMES VI. MAif HtN~.
Commissioner.
SANDS POLLARD d SANDS, 2. q. delz-saiw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

RrcHMONn. Va. Dec 1l.-No offerings of tohac-
COS a. auction on Change tOaiav:
Private sales reported 20 the secretary Of the
Richmond tobarcO trade TODAY: Wrappers. s
hogsheads: cutters, 4 hogsheads; smokers. 15
hogsAeads. Total So hogsheads.
Once OF the tobacco Inspector reports lnspec-
tions. bright. 10 hossbeads: dark. h0gsheals
Heinsrectons dark. % hogsheads; western, 4
hOgsheads.
Neal S. Davenport Planters and SeabrOokes
tobacco warehouses report to-day: Receipts,
ls packages. deliveries. 80 packages.
The United States internal revenue cOlloc-
tions for the city of Richmond, Va, to-day are
as follows. Tax paid cigars and cigarettes.
si.0.-.s2 tax paid plug 10 accos. Sif59.56 Total
S5sgllS
Crenshaws tobacco Warehouse sold today
500 pounds dark loose toDaccos; hlghostprlce,
sl2
Clen,haws viii have sale of bright loose to-
baccos tomorrow Saturday.
ohochoe sold to-day l0i,5ha pounds dark loose
tObaccos. highest Price. $40.
There was pretty good sale OF loose bright
tOhaccOs 40 Davenport 3 to-day.
Shelbuucs had a very good sale 81 loose
bright tohaccOs to-day, prices satisfactory.
A very good sale at ilanters to- day ana they
VIII have another good sale tomorrow, Satur-
day.
Registered at tina Tobacco Exchange to-day:
i. J.. Morton, Clarksyllie Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12

a. IN. ilour closed quiet; 1ne grades spring,
w. 90. spring. sSlas&o5. supernne spfins'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
New York Cotton Market.

tAkw YORK Dec. II.-Messrs. Hubbard. Price
- lh their cotton circular tonight, say:
.oHa} cotton market has been dull and
go IONS uu 10 clock are without signih-
- ,DHuse nfact The steadiuess OF he mar
~. .l le lace OF the large receipts show more
,- lh OF convection than the bulls were sup
49, .' POSSESS. The Liverpool market at close
ls t-.,t anQ steady. the net change in yaiuos
US ialHef less IMAM l-bl Manchester Is Quiet
o. irregular Tor yarns and quiet for cloths.
49, own market opened at about last nights
.''' ana under the influence Of a slightly
49,, interior NOV ment than was ey-
s.-."' has declined some points
up 10 g. o'clock. The inter
-, movement Will probably 10 lis.c61
'-l l'. lalNY last Year Receipts estimated at
A. against. tDOO asst year. After 2 o'clock
= market Was dun and without 0uotable
,-o--..r, we close being quoted about tbreo
t t.'-'s under last evening The interior move
er@ 49,. 'Iths our % Do llS.010, which Is much
h. svi tAan had been expected. Shipmenfs
e. 'u' against liSoo3 last year. 1t is.poFsiIie
,.e may DE- rejected in smaller port move
ai..,, nessrs. liii. loEtaine Il Co. blemnhis
,r4s +, aph ns As follows. Crop about gatherel
M eIolt % per cent yet 10 DO marketed In
~ 10 spot market is dull and unchanged
T."lhs upiands, 3 lilo Sales. ma bales
s ,'s slohs 80 futures, 5000 bales: December
A 4. 'fp's January, S1sOa1sI: Telruarv
a II Hatch ssllaS.l2; April. ss.2JaS26: Nav
A -'.Yj, juno, cs49as.J 30. July a. MAS ~.
40 '''' s7.o2e7o5: September, IS 659SGi.
PRODUCE.
q N. ua flour closed quiet; 1ne grades spring.
~ spfilS' se'los@o5; superhne spring
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-12
DRESSED POULTRY.

Turkeys, per round l2Jaal5c.. Ducks l2l6alo
Chickens, lOal2c.
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GAINESVILLE. TENS.. Dec. g.. Our market this
week showed an active demand for leaf which
The lower grades Of luGs. particularly the more
ancient ones. wcrc dull and dragging. there be-
ing virtually only one buyer for them who had
his own way. Tho upper grades OF ugs and
those suitable for snun were firm from their
growing scarcity. The sales for the week end
inQ to-day were 100 hORshoads A our small
stocks are no longer reinforced by re elpts OF
the old crop they will soon be reduced 10 lew
hundred hOgshcads.
The loose tobacco market is more active. and
the demand now extends 10 The inner ones:
Twelve and onc-half cents so lie was offered
this week for choice crops priced. bat even
those lauras wore reLu.ol " mo planlors.
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GROCERIES. &c.

OFFICE COLLECTOR or CITY TAXES CITY HALL
RIcHMoND. Va, December, i, 1891. !
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LEGAL NOTICES.


n F. PATRICK AND JOHN DUNLOP
IL 4dlAAs4i4o,
against
Louisa O., Burrows y. w. Burrows. Albert s.
Warner Byrd Warwick, Ida l.. Warwick his
wife, Byrd Il. Warwick. Louisa Marguerite
Warwick. Imogen Warwick. - Warwick
lwhose given name is now unknown. Mary
Burrows. Roswell Burrows and Albert Bur
rows, children of the said Charles Burrows,
deceased. and believed 20 be all infants under
twenty one years Of age, and sallie T. Price
and Henry y. Price, her husband. defendants.
N CHASCERY
The object of this suit is 10 compel the per-
sonal representatives Of Roswell y. Burrows,
deceas d, o convey the land IN the city OF Rich
mond AMI described in the bill. And affidavit
having been made and filed that Louisa {. Bur-
rows. j. W. Burrows. Albert 5. Warner, Mary
burrows, Roswell burrows and Albert Burrows
are non-residents of this state 10 Is ordered that
they appear here within fifteen days after he
due publication OF this order, and do what Is
necessary 10 protect their interests IN this suit
A copy-Teste:
CHARLES w. GODDIN. Clerk
JOIN DUNLOP .. q. nO2S-saiw