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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

MONTREAL, Nov. Fin the court OF
queens bench today. L. II. Twohey. dep
uty collector of United States customs.
appeared upon an Indictment against him
by the grand Jury for conspiracy. He
pleaded not guilty. The trial will take
place next Monday,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
An Iowa Jurist Dying.

NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Judge ]. D. Cooley,
of the supreme court of Iowa, is dying of
paralysis at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
J. +. Douglas, 211 West End avenue, this
city. Judge Cooley's son is a wealthy
banker of Dubuque, Ia, and United States
land commissioners
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
Kansas City Democrats Rejoice.

KANSAS CIry, Nov. 12.-The Democrats
of Kansas City, reinforced by Democratic
delegations from surrounding towns in
Kansas and Missouri, celebrated the re-
suit OF the election today. They paraded
the streets. blew tin horns and made other
noises and burned powder. The parade
was viewed by Gov. Francis and Cow
Eject Stone, who later in the evening ad-
dressed big crowd at the wigwam.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
s.nntor sherman win Not Re.ixn.

WASHINGTON CITY, Nov. Ex-senator
John Sherman was this afternoon asked
whether it was true. as reported. that he
intended to resign his seat in the senate
in favor of Secretary Charles Foster. He
very quietly but effectualy disposed of
the story by saying he knew nothing Of it,
and if any one was authority on the sub
lect he should be that person.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
Indian. Give. Ciev.land $500.

ISDIAsAPoLIs, Nov. 12.-Semi-oficial re-
turns from all counties except one give
Cleveland a plurality of 1903. Crawford
county, not reported. gave Democratic
plurality of 1S3 in the last election. Com
plete returns will show . Democratic plu-
rality of about g. 500.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
The Pierce County Vote.

TACOMA, Nov. 12.-fSpecial.l-On Mon
day the county canvassing board will
count the returns of Tuesdays election.
and until the canvas 10 completed 1t will
not be known who is elected superintend-
emit of schools. county surveyor or repre-
sentative from the Thirty-fourth district.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS REJOICE.
They Garry Mch.niey's Conn and Har-
rt.an's Hat in Parade.

CHICAGO. Nov. i2-Tae Chicago De-
mocrscy painted the city deep crimson
tonight. To the number 81 400 The SUP
por,ers Of Cleveland and Stevenson
par.ded the streets IN honor OF tie par.s's
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

The Honey brook mine at Audenreid. Pa, oper.
ated. by the Lehigh & WilSesbarre company IL
burning furiously. and probab viii be totally
destroyed. The mine will be flooded. Six
hundred men have been made idle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

5,526. The other state officers run about
the same. The Weaver fusion electors
have about 1900 majority.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

wHArcon Nov. i2--Spec; al Mayor
". L. Miller wheeled Street Supervisor II.
Austin from the postofice 70 the First
National bank on 81 election wager to-
day. Miller belongs 30 the Peoples party
while Austin Is Democrat. In front Of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

tier played hand-organ one hour while
q McGraw man, Dsrnell. took up collec-
ton of $50 for the benefit OF st. Luke's
hospital.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

Trading at the Bon Msrchs means absolute
saving OF money.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

HAMILTON Brown famous s. o shoe Tor as,a a
lie ban AasSas, t1osS Aa1 SsiAx sEesA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
There Was No Hope

OF ever finding anything 70 help me. One day
a friend asked. "why don't you try Hoods
Sarsapariila % Thought il over and decided
TO Try IT. and thank God for IL too. Since
began tax ng il, three years ago, / have had but
one bad spell and that was due 70 carelessuess
on my part. and from that quickly recovered
] cannot tell you how much better feel and
how thankful am. feel as If wonid like TO
tell every person In the world about It can
and DO now DO all my homework. even TO WASH.
ing" MRS SARAH TsExLER, So Latimer Street.
Philaie. pAia. Pa
81 have known Mrs. Sarah Trexler from hay
Ing, r,trrnha.nl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13

Laiies aud eai.drsn's ruobers. only 2Sc pair
5. ! he bos. AAgchs. FroGI and Cedar s.rsstA
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Heart Trouble
Physicians said might live q number Of years,
might die any day. could usually tell
when the worst attacks were coming on by feel
ing a sharp pain IN the heart then violent
humping. shortness Of breath, followed BY .
colineSs coming all over me, then DIZZINESS
rAISTSgss aud then, unless could lie down at
once l would fall wherever was Inever dared
TO be left alone for had 10 have help at once
and that spilled with vlgor. ! could not do any
work, even 10 sweeping, snd had to DC careful
O. the least Excitement | got very much dis
couragel az the outlook and thought
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
DEAL ESTATE
For sale by THE l. H. GRIFFITH REALTY BAMua
- ~ CO.. St, Butler Block.
RESIDENCE LOTS,

the civ.
-2L. ar-aS pnnfs,fsA - 4
i4tot. wien Ana vte1 ~
MON and Puget ssuue :
cho,ce piece al usvceFu =
buiIiIas An elexanf hona
-onAh,n,,- .r.,,....,,1. 49,
ass,ticn e. Rii~~s sS1Sir
q - $3.50
80 ,i 80. aa.,se -
60, pass. .ssssss.. ~ -.
h.-resn
800 - $780,. .,rn,v
80 eas .s..ss 49,
To- .onsl 30 ssxiIs ~
ps.s ssss,; ~
: 81 e'' -. $3.50 =
!. 40, 80 saa 80 = Ia 49, =. = w.
' A1 '"
-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
RESIDENCE PROPERTY.

Cox 000-uue Of the hest arranged hnnses
SC&OsOOO In the city, fine view: An elegant
home In very respect
4,5O0ssssssnW sss:' VII fn' trade .:" 70.
per cent mortgage
q E00-Seven-room house near Broadway
OsOVV street cars: city water: two lots
Fast Park addition; tine views: .
snap
. S00-Cotsage Of Eve rooms 2 lots; half
O,OOO block north Of Madison street car
line on Kenny street; . bargain
. 7n0-Eight-room house, lot 6oxl2o In
A,OUO East Park addition: city water:
three blocks from James street car
lima
C00-We have four houses, iofs S0xl 20
s@OV feet each, that can sell for
81. ZOO each. easy terms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
THE NEXT SENATE.

Democrats Will Have Half the Members
and Can Count on Four Populists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY.

Improved. paying IL per cent
net, . gilt-edged investment
improved Front street lot; . bar
gain at S1o.O0J.
Lot on Front street with party
walls adjoining Q bargain
brick on Washington
street. between Commercial ana
south second income z per
cent net
Pike street; l20-foos front: i'm
provements cost $3.50 present
income per cent net; cheapest
property on Pike street
Lot on second street; cheapest
property offered today.
10, on Third street, s7Kl2o: pays
8 per cent net
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-13
bad Spells" with the
Heart
Dizzy, Faint. in Despair
Hoods sarsaparilia Cured.
Heart Trouble

SCI have suffered very much during tho pa
few years from
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-08

XVII
LA EOYAGEJSE
--Suite-

Nj la bohemienne, qui connaissait,
pour en- avoir souffert, lobstination
DIES supertitions, nj sa compagne, que
ces croyances surprenaient de Ia
part de gems sages, hospitaliers ct
pieux, n'essaverent d'enleyer aux
paysans la persuasion que Mariska
await lie mauvais cell.
Impression produite par son ap-
partition ne tarda pas a Sc dissiper
ct lie repas f1ni, lie chef de Ia maison
dit aux voyageuses
On dansera ce soir. car il \ q
chez nous ul.e fete de iumeaux. MOI
fills que vous voyez la-bas, &c grand
garcon brun qui passe pour le plus
habile chasseur de la contree. a
echange aujourd'hui son serment
d'amiti6 avec Josias Hoffer.
lie regard DIES deux voyageuses ez-
prima m curiosite que lie paysan
s'empressa de satisfaire.
-C'est une coutume qni d'Illyrie
est venue jusqu'ici, dit-il quand
deux j%eunes gems. de braves families,
reconnaissent que leurs caracteres ct
leurs habitudes les rapprochent, que
leur cpur Gprouye une double attrac-
ton, lis Won't all matin a Ia messe en-
semble, ct font benir par le pretre
l'amitie qui les dot unir pour toute
la vie. A partir de &c jour tout de
Went commun entire euX rchesse.
peril ct mauvaise fortune. On les
appelle alors pobratini. Et il nv 4
pas d'exemple que deux hommes lies
u ce serment y aient jamais failli.
Parfois, mails plus rarelment. les fem
mes s'unirent par de semblables
promesses, ct devinrent poSt&trtHes.
VOLTA une touchante coutume.
repondit Ia %voyageusc ct jc Ia croIs
propre a entretenir dams les families
ct dams les populations, les affections
writes ct les grands devouements.
lie signal de la danse fut dome,
ct bientot la valse c~ntralna dams son
cercle vertigineux les Wallets ct les
s%ervantes, les paysans ct les fills de
fermiers. Souls, quelques yieillards
demeurerent sur DIES bancs,de pierre
devant la'porte, ct les etrangtres res
terert i leurs c6tGs.
Neis dix heures. les adieux Sc
cliangerent, er Ii file du paysln sa
~vancant vers Ia voyageuse. lui lit
avec douceur .
-Nous partagerez ma chambre !:
.veneZ. vous semblez lasse. ct notrc
gaite paraft avoir rayivt yos cha
grins.
la voyageuse snivit Ii ieune file
ct quand toutes deux current fait en-
commun Ia priere du soir. l'enfant du
fermier dit a retrang6re
ST vous consentiez Il yiyre dams
&c pays, ie voudrais etre votre poses-
t1ae. tant vous me semblez douce ct
bonnie.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-08
STRAY NOTICE.

EfAYED ON THE PREMISES OF T.. Toe.
- louise near Lafnurche Crossing, on DE-
about the 2nd OF June 1892. d bay iilly about
year and u half old.
Owner can obtain sam e by identifying and
proving property, aud paying costs, within 10
days. or sand tiliy will be sold Ia satisfy said
costs. B. L. BLAKE.
j. OF the p. ind. Ward Lalour,he.
Thibodanx, La, Sept. 9th, 1892.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-10-08
ATELIER

Ayant tout lie materiel neceseaire, mons
sOmnes a meme d'execnter tons les ouvrages
typorraphiaues uui nous seront comics. Les
briefs d'avocat. cartes d'atfaires. .entetes de
features. tickets d'hahitatioa. blaies. circn-
laires, etc, seront i,nprimles dams lie plus bro
delai ct a Cos prix am detient toute concur
renee.
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faire retomber cette accusation de
vampirisme. ct bient5t de nombreux
souvenirs Sc prsssant dams Ia memoire
0es paysans, lis a%fiirmerent que lie
vampire dcvait etre Quika, IN homme
Grange enterrt depuis une semaine,
ct don't la vie mysterieuse semblait
%s'accoroer avec le soupeon survivant
4 sa mort.
La croyance ~ vampirisme existe
dams ces pays avec une grapde puts
sance. lie peuple est conyaincu que
c~ertains morris ont lie pouvoir &c quit
ter leur fosse durant Ia mutt, ct de
chercher le moven de prolonger une
| vie i demifactice, en- buvant le sang
dies yivantes. lis d6chirent lie cou de
leurs yictimes de leurs dents on de
leurs ongles, boivent lie sang qui Sc
chappe dc Ia veine, ct r%etournent en-
suite dams leur cercueil OH lis gardent
i'apparence DC ii vie. Des que la
superstition ~popnlaire accuse I'm mort
de vampirisme, IA foule Sc rend la
mutt an cimetiere ct procede i Icx6cu-
ton de &C mort.
lie fait qui s'6tait passt Ia veille
motiyait Ia colere ct la crainte dies
habitants du village. L'autorite cut
yaincment tente de s'opposer 4 dies
fats semblables 4 celui qui allait Sc
passer. Mieux valait, pour les magis-
traits, fermer les yeux que d'6tre &C.
cuses DIES malheurs qui auraient pu
s~urvenir.
Enfin, unc sorte d'ordre Sc fit dams
&c tumulte. Les porteurs de falots
ct de lanternes sc r%anoerent dies
deux c6tes de Ia fossc designee, puts
les hommes, armies de pioches ct dc
pelles, attaguerent lie sol.
Au bout de quelques minutes L
fer DIES outils Soma sur lie bois du
%cercuell.
On desccndit dams lie trou b6ant
don't Ia biere souleyee fut posee SUI
le bord, puts deux menuisiers en- firent
sauter lc %couvercle.
Tn chi iaillit de toutcs les poitrines
Falots ct torches s'inclinerent, ct tous
les regards Sc fiNerent sur lie mort.
La crovance generate est que Ia
chair du vampire echappe 4 Ia de.
composition. Ses cheveux, sa barbe
ct ses ongles poussent dams lie Ger
cueil.
lie cadayre n'avait pas encore subj
les atteintes dc Ia corruption. Ses
cheyeuN tres-long %entouraient Ia tete
ST barbe florissante %couyrait la poi
trine.
II men fallut pas advantage pour
changer en- gertrude la granite de.
supcrstitieuX habitants du village c
pour Ia secOndc fois ~retentit &C or
farouche
La vampire le vampire
Alors avec une rapIdltc fantastl
que ct feroce, I'M homme Sc baiss;
vers lie cadayre, le saisit par les che
yeuS, ct trancha dun seul coup |:
tGte exsangue. tandis qu'un secont
armt dun pic aiguist Icnfoneait dan:
Ia poitrine de Quika.
I'm REIMBURSEMENT agita la foule, de.
yocjftrations s%'eleyerent on repous
81 du pied lc cadavrc ct les debris dl
cercneil dams Ii fosse beanie Ia ter
re retomba sur Ii biere ~profanee G
la tGte lancte III hasard dams lie cine
there ALA rouler pres de l'arbre ca
chant sous son feuillage sombre le
deu1 femmcs terrifiGes.
La main dc Tune dies yoyageuse
s'ctendit gu hasard, Ct Sc crispa dan
Ii chcvelurn du mort.
la foule s'ecoula lvec I'm canine re
iatif- la vampire nc rcviendrait plu
jamAis boire Ii sang dies warts.
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g;. ce-re de 20 Epnes: Iere. insertion, $50
" Pine. %
Z" Insertion add 30
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ayec l'adresse ct n'excetlent pas qHatre
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Annonce .e eandidats, d'avauee, -.--.i0 %
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Toute aunonce commercials puhllee 4 ram
nee sera inserEe au taus de ID cents par pouce
pour la premiere insertion ct p cents pour les
Insertions suhssqnentes.
Toute aunoner toBt lie nomltre dfinsertions
n est pas specific sera iuseree iusqua nouyel
ordre au taux orainaife.
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MoRT EFT BIEN MoRT.-Un journal !
de San Diego (Californle) racontet
une bien jolie anecdote relative i la
mort subtle dun miner dies environs
de Julian. {
I'm matin, I'm vieux mineur du nom
de Tim d etc trouy6 mort dams sa
cave. Les habitants du village ne
savaient que faire ct pourtant quel-
ques-uns d'entre eux a~vaient une idee
vague quill fallait a~ceomplir quelque
formalite oficielle, ne fut-ce que
pour s'assurer que lie pauyle Tim
etait bien mort, "Mais comment
pourrons-nous trancher cette question
q demandt le brave JUICE dc paix, qui
ne semblait meme pas Sc douter que
c'etait i iui 4 proc6dtr Il l'enquete
d'usage, fante de coroner. sEn ou-
vrant une enlutte otllcielle2 ainslnu6
un dies hommes presents. "parfait,
a repris alor5 Ie JUICE, nous allons
faire une enquGte raguliere. Qu'on
apporte lie mort" Ceci Sc passait,
bien entendu, dams lunique cabaret
dc IL localit6. Quelques instants
apres le detnnt 6tait place sur une
table pres du compton,, ct lorsque I'm
calme relatif s'est 6tabli dams Ia sale,
lie JUICE a annonc6 gravement que la
seance ttait ouyerte. Puts s'avan-
cant avec dignite vers lie mort ct Sc
p%enchant a son o%reille, il lui a dit a
son o~relllc, IL lul a dit d haute yoix
! "Dites done, Tim, venez prendre un
verre." LIE pauvre Tim ma pas
repondn, ct pour cause. Apres avoir
rtpGtG deuN fois 50 question au mort
l. iuge est retournG a son siege ct a
fit acknowledgment la declaration
%sujyante aNous sommes davis que
Tim est mort a tout homme d
Julian qui ne Sc leve pas pour prem
Dire un verre 4uani on Invite est
bien mort. L'enguete est clause
L'exp6rience montre que lie plus
solvent, meme dams les plus grandes
villes des Etats- Unis, les enquetes Gle
coroner, a propos desquelles on fait
solvent tant de bruit, sont b~eaucoup
moins interessantes que celle de
Julian ct qu'elles donnent bien rare
ment TN rGsultat aussi positif.
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LIE BOURREAU OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
depeche de San Francisco annonce
que IL sheriff Gle cette vile, NJ. Lau-
mcister, Went d'Gtre condamn6 i
vingt quatre heures de prison, pour
avoir desobei il un arret dc la cour
d'assiscs, en- Negligent de pendre
recemment I'm nomm6 John MacNul-
ty, condamnG Il mort pour assassinat.
MacNulty devait 6tre pendu lie 10
aout dernier; mails le g%ouyerncur de
IEtat de Ia California, Nj. Meekman
lui await accorde un sursls de quinze
jours atm quill put interjeter appel.
L'appel ayant etc repousst, MacNul-
ty aurait du Gtre execute il l'expira.
ton du sursis. Mais layocai du
condamnc a fait peur parait-il, an
sheriff, en- iui dGclarant quill ne
pouyait executor son client gn'apres
nm nouyel arret dc mort dc la cour
d'assiscs, lc premier ayant etc scion
lui. annult par intervention du
gouverneur. I'ayocat aioutait quill
poursuiyrait le sheriff pour mcnrtre
sill ~exccntait le condamnc sans un
| nouvcl ouare dc la cour. lie sheriff
cttrayt ! laissG passcr le jour ou
drtaii nsuir lieu fcxttution. VI IL
r"nr aspcat "a 4 profile dcpuis pour
slrmaHder il mise en- libertc pure et
simple IT, -nn client. sous prGtcxte
qur tayant i,1~ Ute execute au loan
YnuIu, ii men ttait pas MONS mort
s'aux ycuN lie Ia loi,'t ct auc par
consequent On ne pourrait Plus to
pend:c.
Get AVIS ttait partagt par plu~icurs
iurisconsulcS rminents tie EtHt dc
Ii California. Mais lie president H.
In conr d'a>sises. lie juge Murphy. I'LL
rerousst ct a condamnc de- noulpau
Mac.Nultl i etre pendu le | octohre
proclaim, tout en- inhigeant. CONNIE
nous l'avons dit, vingtquatrt heureS
! dc prison All sheriff.
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VOLTA &c qui Sc passe chez les pois-
sons. Estce settlement chez les pois.
sons ?
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ADJOURNMENT.
ANNONCEs.

soW
\ lmero.. IL
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-15
EARLY USE OF TOBACCO.

Scientific Mon Think That 1t Was Smoked
Before America Vas Discovered.
10 me 1T appears probable that even
before the discovery of the fourth quar-
ter of the globe a sort of tobacco was
smoked in Asia. This conjecture, says
Bcckman's Technology, being men
toned to the celebrated traveller, M.
Pallas, he gave the following answer:
"That in Asia, and especially in
China, the use of tobacco for smoking
is more ancient than the discovery of
the new world, l, too, scarcely enter
tain doubt. Among the Chinese, and
among the Mongol tribes who had the
most intercourse with them, the custom
of smoking is so general, so frequent,
and becomes SO indispensable luxury;
the tobacco purse:affixed to'thcir belt so
necessary an article of dress; the form
of the pipes-from which the Dutch
seem to have taken the model of theirs
so original, and, lastly, the prepara-
ton of the yellow leaves, which are
merely rubbed to pieces and then put
into the pipe, SO peculiar, that we can
not possibly derive all this from Amer
lea by way of Europe, especially as In
dia, where the habit of smoking tobac-
co is not so general, intervenes between
Persia and China.
MAY we not expect to find traces of
this custom in the first account of the
voyages of the Portuguese and Dutch to
Chinap''
To investigate this subject I have in
deed the inclination, but at present, at
least, not sufficient leisure, and must,
therefore, leave it to. others. However,
can now adduce one important con-
trmation of my conjecture from Ulloa's
Voyage to America" at is not proba-
ble," says he, "that the Europeans
learned the use of tobacco from Amer
lea; for, as it is very ancient in the east
crn countries it is natural to suppose
that the knowledge of it came to Europe
from those regions by means of the
intercourse carried on with them by
the commercial states on the Mediter-
ranean sea. Nowhere, not even in
those parts of America where the to-
bacco plant grows wild, is the use of it
and that only for smoking either
general or very frequent"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-15

TRRu c:,, sALE;1BY VIRTUE OF a
lS9V, and recorded in the crks office of Che
Husttngs Court of the city OF Roanoke, Va. IN.
deea BOOK i2, page 2ii, from Mamie j. C|cner
10 the UNDERSIGNED trustee, TO secure to Mary w.
'rimshaw the payment OF two cert ain ncootia-
bic notes OF S;s&3 81 each, with interest and de-
,auit having been made of the said notes, and
being required so to do by the beneficiary there
under; will sell ut public auction to the high.
est bidder ut the front door of the court house,
IN i,s the city Of Roanoke. Va, on MONDAY, THE
SECOND DAY OF MAY, 1892, AT TW ELVE NJ,
me following described parcel of land lying IN
the city or Roanoke. Va: ~.
Beginning alta point on the north eide of Gil.
NOR street, $50 feet cast OF Lee street. thence
norm 10 cast ECO feet to an allie ; thence
south ST. ~ cast along said alley 50 feet 10 .
point; thence south 90 l5> west sjO feet to Gil
mcr street; thence north So 45> west 40 feet
along Gilmer street to the place of beginning,
neihg Known as lot 80, Fourth ward, as per map
pany.
TERMS-Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF
saie, including trustees legal commissions, and
10 pay the sum OF $5J6Gd with interest thereon.
from August ,, $780, and the balance. II auy,to be
made payable ut such times and in such manner
ar tm nc % monetary may name gu uay of salc.
''o tos BENZ. q. SIMMONS, Trustee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-15
PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New YORK, April 14.-[SpecialI :
Southern flour quiet, weak. Wheat
lower, fairly active, No. red, 96L
store and elevator, 993s@1.0l5s afloat;
options closed weak, 1E@24 under
yesterday; No. 2 red, April, 92s!; May,
0l4; July, 500. Corn irregular closing
weaker, moderate business; No. 9,
4o@5o elevator, so afioat; No. 8, 47%@
As steamer mixed 4S%@49%; options
closed 1s@4 decline, April, 4O34; May.
AZ; July, 45]4.
Oats lower, heavy, dull; options dull,
weaker; April, 81; May, 34!5; No. 2,
white, April, 36A@369l; spot No. Q,
36@37; mixed Western, 34@37. Coffee,
options closed barely steady, 2O@25
down; April, IL. 40@19.50; September,
11.70@1l.75; spot Rio dull, nominal; No.
Z, 1917. Sugar, refined quiet, steady.
Rico dull, steady. petroleum steady,
quiet; refined New York, G.10; Philadel-
phia and Baltimore, COS. Cotton seed
oil firm; crude, 2S%@29; yellow, 31L
@32
Rosin quiet, firm; strained common
to good, l.4U&1.45. Turpentine quiet,
steady. 3GM@37. Pork dull, steady.
Peanuts quiet. Cut meats, fair, de-
mand steady; picked bellies, 5000;
middles firm; short clear, 6.4O@6. 90.
Lard opened strong, closed weak; West.
ern steam, ESQ; city, 5.95&6.OO; May,
so bid; July, 60. Freights frmer, fairly
active; cotton, 7-64d; grain, I'D.