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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-16
FIRST GREAT SALE
Of
y 3 lan 6@A@0n |
VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY

Having rented my farm and intend
ing to move to Martinsburg, / will sell
at public auction at myresidence on the
Opequon, miles south of Martinsburg,
near Newcomers Mill, on
Tuesday, Januaay 26th. 1892.
all my stock and farming implements
in part as follows, viz: head of Work
Horses one a No. Baishear Leader
and one Nc. Brood Mare; one I'VE ar
old Mule Colt and other Colts; head
of Mich Cows part fresh by day of sale;
head of Shoats;2 Wagons. Bids and
Ladders, one ss good as new; Carriage,
nearly new. with Shafts and Pole; /
Side Bar Buggy; ] one-h horse Sleigh;
one Riding Barshear Pillow; Oliver
Chilled Flows; 2 single aud two double
Shovel Flows; Two holse Cultivator;
l Sprin1- tooth Harrow. new; three
hoisA ard two horse Harrow; Deer
ing Binder, Steel Frame; 2 Wheat Fans,
Pioneer; Buckeye Mower; Cut
ting Box. for Hay or Straw, l Power
Fodder CUTTER; Corn CruSher; 1-horse
power and Circular Wood Saw and
Frame; Cross cut Saw, Axes, Maui
and Wedges; Digging Iron; Crow
bar; Picks and Mattocks; single, dou-
BILE and treble Trees aid Spreaders;
Crowd Sticks; Buckeye Drill; Glow
er Seed Sewer; 8 Log Chains; Hay
Knife; l Corn Barrel; Forks and
Rakes; 2 Corn Scoops; Read Scoop;
l Bob std, e ii
LOT OF HAY
and Fodder; 2 SEES of Yankee Breech
ings; SETS of trout Gens: Collars;
Bridl $; Plow Gears; Halier aud Gov
CHAINS; SETS of single Buggy Harhes :
1.set double Carriage Harness; Man S
S idle; Side Saddle; Lot of Lumber.
aud Old Irons; Grain Grade; Now
Ing Scythe; Briar Scythe; Lot of
Barrels; Liger Horse RAKE. s--d SOW
er aitasiimeni; 6 Stands of Bees; /
20 n Shs Her; Broad Axe
HOUSEHOLD AND HITCH
EN FURNITURE
par OF Beds ead~; 2 Bureaus; Lni
of Chairs; Failing Leaf Table; Ciock-;
Lot OF Books; ! Lounge; l Ten Plate
Stove;2 Bud Room Slows; | Safe; 2
GUS, and many other articles no
ecessa y To mtniio ion l Lemon Tree
nd Wavo"; Bea2l- Hound
TERMS:-All sums of ten dollars
ard under cash. Over that sum a
credit Of nine months vii be given.
Notes 10 bar int crest from date, but If
paid vt maturity ihr inter, st will be
remilud. Notes to be layahle at the
PEOPLES National Bank OF Martinsburg
A discount of six per cent. per annum
for cash on notes
J. BAKER KEARFOTT.
j. v. Quinn, Auctioi GERS.
7. P. LIcKLIDER, Clerk.
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-16
PUBLIC SALE
-OF-
VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY,

The undersigned intending to discon,
tinue farming and move to Dakota will
ell al putlic auction at his res drnce
It miles north Of Falling Waters IN The
nome farm of j. L. Cunningham. d CD
Wednesday,, Feb. 10th. 1892,
commencing at $50 a. N sharp. the
following personal property, VIZ:
IL Head of Horses & COIts,-
mates IN .osi, good wagon leaders, 4
har-shtar leadhs- all will work with
nge lire lpai' mai chas five y ais old.
back both mares and good drivers. sim
l. or douhe yearling colts and one
wo-, ear Id The horses ate young,
ages from Ito s years.
I3 Head of Cattle,-5 mich
COWS, will be fresh ty day of safe.
thorough Hoistrin, GUERNSEY bull,
two years old, eight-month old short
horned Durham bull. thoroughbred and
very ti,, 2 Hols EN- Eeifers and YEA
ling steers.
4S Head Of Fine Sheep.-45
ewes Southdowp and Cotswold crossed
8 bucks, l Lincolnshire. Colswold a d
Is oeh; ewes VIII bav. lambs y
day of sale.
26 Head of HOgs,-l la d
Chn sow with pigs by sid- 2 thorough
bred Chester sows will have pigs by day
of sale, % shoats weighing from 80 TO
100 paunda
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-16
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.

One Mccormick Binder, new, only
cut one crop; one Walter Wood mower;
one Walter Wood horse rake, self
dumping; one Bickfotd and Hoffman
drill; one s.Cyclone" wheat fan; one
"Hoosier" corn painter; two spring
tooth harrows; one hay fork, rope and
pulley; four barshear pl0ws, three
double and two single shovel plows; one
horse broad tread wagon and bed,
capped hub; one pair grain ladders,
Niceiy's make; one horse Old s make
wagon and bed nearly new; one horse
spring wagon; one side bar buggy; one
dog-cart; sets breechings: setr front
gears; seven sets hip strap pillow gears:
s sets fly nets; let buggy harness; IA
collars and brides; one six-hrse wax. n
lne; check AID pillow Inns; 8 Choke
straps; ope wagon saddle. hare ard
COW chains; br-aSt and buti chains. obe-
fifth chain; log chan S; spea'e,s; t'ei,lr
double and single tres. buSh.l M Sc
ure. scoops, shovel {, msddocts hue.
forks; three grain cradles; blacksmith
bellows and mr. tools; onr cross cut
saw, axis. maui ard wedges; iof If
carpenter tools; barrel of vine4 ar;
lot OF cid non. The farming ,mpe
ments ard harness sIe ali nearly Lew,
and have been used only ore s-aSon.
4 STANDS OF BEES.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-16
4g1lrEONEEse

JOHN w DODD asaln offers his
services IN BE- counties ui Berkeley al. d
jefferson, Va Clarke AID F.. der
lex Counties Va. aud WASHINGTON coua
ty, Md. Will he thankful for a share
of pnblic patronage. Will aucsionesr
on per cent. or Iumpthe job Satisfac-
tion guaranteed All communications
answered promptly. Address, j. w.
Dned, Martinshurg. W Va.
Lei. 26. 81 Il.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-01-16
Jhe Saaepeuaent,

J. n. wIsNER, Editor and Proprietor.
North Queen ST., Martinsbur, W. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
Property Trausferg.

Richmond: Joshua Anthony TO Alice
Anthony, 30H feet on the west side OF
Seventeenth street between Clay and Brown,
subject 70 deed Of trust for 5000, $500: K. q.
and X. ID. Bates trustee and Z. ID. Friends trus.
tee 10 Emily q. Bate, lot on tho north side OF
Tenth street, 81, 900; Martha l.. Dunford TO DO
seph o. Phillips, q feet on the west side OF Twcn-
ty-fourth street between o and Burton, SIS; l.
n. Hasseler and wife to Fritz Sltterding,
rs 5Ia-l2 feet on the west sido Of Fourth street
between Byrd and Arch, $4,000; Alexander
smith and wife to William b. Gray. 81 feet on
the east side of Seventh street, sS65; Sallie ID.
Stout's trustee to Henry q. Heeke, 35 feet on
the north side OF Green street near Laurel,
$500; Virginia State Insurance Company 10
Eliza f. MITCHELL IL 10 feet on the north side
of FLOYD street near Plum, $4,000; joan h.
Young and wife to Henry N. Houchins, interest
In % Hip feet on the north side OF Marshall
street, s5.
Henrlco: Kate Fealey to Al. Millhiser 4 Co.,
I3ss acres on Charles City road, 5000; sarah Is.
Ford 10 Thomas LeoOst, b acres seven miles
west OF Richmond; John II. Gainess trustee 70
Joseph Hepport, 20 feet on south side Brookland
street near Dinneen. &326.60: Highland-Park
Company TO j. k. Jonea, lot IL In square Al and
LOT z in square 10, $500; Same TO John L. Trib-
bett. lot - In square IA, 5000 ID. .. James,
special commissioner, to w. 4. Fitzgerald, %
feet on north side street between Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourth, 9379.50; Joseph X. Trce TO
Fmma Brown, one half interest In 80 feet on
west side Thirty-third street between X and s,
SIJO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
DEATHS.

DEITRICK.-Died of typhoid-pneu-
monia at his residence, Coal Hill, Henrico
county, Va, attwenty minutes to O'CLOCK
p. NJ, on the 3Oth of January, j. Il. DELI
RICK aged 81 years.
His funeral was preached on the after
noon of the 1st Of February, and was at;
tended by a large concourse or friends ana
acouaintances. Rev. j. Il. wilkinson
preached most comforting sermon from
the text And thou shalt be missed pc
cause thy seat will be empty"
DU vAL.-Died. at his residence, 1905
west Cary street, at 10:40 o'clock February
20. 1892, w. Z. DU VAL, in the @th year OF
his age. He leaves wife and two children
to mourn their loss.
Funeral services at 3 o'clock P. III. at the
above residence TODAY (the 24th).
Friends and acquaintances OF the family
are invited to attend.
HlGGASSON.- Died, suddenly, in Han
over county, while on visit TO her uncle,
Mrs. MARY o. HIGGASSON, wife OF A. j..
Higgasson.
He remains will be Droughtto Richmond
by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway on
the O'Clock train TO-DAY "wednesday.
McCANCE.-Fel asleep in Jesus. Febru;
sry ~, 1892, at $50 r. ~, EMMELlNE
GARDNER McCANCE, widow OF Thomas
w. McCance. ,rpn
Funeral from st. Paul's church WE'D
NESDAY the oath at Z. M.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
HAPPENINGS IN HAMPTON.
Presentation of Flag and Biblo to the
Academy Public School.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
HAMPTON, Va, February 23.-The "Schu-
bart Club" will appear here on Thursday
night in tho third entertainment OF the
Yol lg Mems Christian Association star
course.
Hampton Council, No. As. Junior Order
of United American Mechanics, celebrated
the Twenty-second by presenting the
Hampton Academy public scnooD with
flag and Bible. grand parade had been
arranged, but owing to the weather the
parade did not take place. At +. NJ. the
Juniors and fremen formed near the
Pythian Hall and proceeded to the
Armory, where they were joined by. de-
tachment of the Grand Army OF the Re
public and the Peninsula Guard. The ex-
ercises in the Armory were very interest
ing. Mr.. A. s. Segar presided, and elo-
auent speeches were made by Major BAKER
2. Leo and Major william Thompson.
Mr.. +. 4. Causey, q young lawyer. had
been selected to make the presentation ad.
dress, and his speech was able and appro-
pirate. Bursts of applause greeted bis
utterances. Rev. w. II. Christian,, who
opened the meeting with prayer, made the
speech accepting the gifts I'm the absence
of Mr.. j. NJ. Willis. The line of march
was then taken up to the academy. where
the fag was fastened TO the halyards and
was pulled aloft by one OF Hamptons
prettiest daughters, who was alfred II
the national c0lors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
elANNoTTIssNT TO THE GRAND JURY
Hois Charged with Keeping His Bar
room Open on sundsy-Other Cases.

There was certain dienified air about
the Justice yesterday which could not be
accounted for until a glimpse had been
gotten of the new Brussels carpet that
had been put down upon the rostruIn. IL Is OF
many colors and lends n softeninR effect 70 the
sawdust covering Of the other portion OF the
floor.
The case OF Joseph Giannotti, charged with
Keeping his bar-room open on Sunday, was
called. 1t was claimed that the staDDing ARRAY
between Lewis Jones and William 1lmberlake
had It's origin In this place on the afternoon OF
the Sabbath. The accused was fined so by the
Justice. but tooS an appeal and his case was sent
on 10 the grand Jury.
The case Of Clint West, charged with exposing
his two children to cold and want and teaching
his oldest son 10 steal, was continued Till this
morning
w. II. Godsey. accused Of cursing and abusing
Mrs. Cora Bartlett, was discharged, there being
nothing in tho case.
Robert GLASGOW (colored) was cent TO the grand
fury, charged with petit larceny.
Thomas Thompson (colored) WAS also sent to
the grand Jury charged with breaking into tho
orice OF Fritz Sitterding and stealing eundry az
ticlcs.
James Callahan, fast driving, s10 fine.
Otis Mallory, a white youth. was charged with
asseultng, cursing, abusing, and threatening 10
strike Dir. q. p. Perry, principal OF Elea school
IL seems that q little brother OF Mallory has Tor
some time been annoying Mr.. Perry, and on
Monday made some offensive remarks to him.
While Mr.. Perry was speaking with the boy
about his conduct Otis Mallory ran up and
cursed aud threatened 70 strike the principal
Mr.. Perry said the occurrence delayed The open
ing OF school for fifteen or twenty minutes. Nal
lory was fined Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
psv. 81, Rawlings One Of tn. Editors

In its last issue Anti Liquor, the tenn
perance paper published at Danville, has
this to say about an addition to its edito-
rial staff
Last week the acceptance Of the position
IN our editorial staff, which has been
rendered to Rev. Z. H. Rawlings. was only
received in time to place his name in its
place at the head of the paper without
comment. 1t pleases US much thus to have
with MS a representative from the great
Methodist denomination. and to know
that this representative is the live, vlgor-
Gus. and intellectual young pastor OF the
Clay-Street church, Richmond, Va. We
coyet the best gifts and are determined &c
secure them. We have already arranged
TO have as our helpers during the coming
year some of the brightest minds IN the
Stata
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24

s Z! a. 60. "a "A !. p: Ell sss: :ss & ss 3;
rsspsct Is sSS r,encsy q the dscsaSed.
Indie Oo0rf9 ofeSidin9. suitable resolu-
tions were edopt1d and speechog were
made By several members OF tho bar .
well q Others. :.
Farm vork d greatly impeded b.. vet
weather and the pubic roads. can mot %
repaired Many Of them In places are u
most imposssblo for horse or carriage.
Business h dull throughout the co9ny:
and the merchants are complaining OF the
financial depression which now cxissa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
MONTHLY NETTING or A CLUB.
Election Of 0mssrs By The womsn's Ms
sloesry SocIesv- Personal NsteA

Election OF Omssrs By ths womsn's MIS-
sioasry Society Personal NstsA
rucrsspoudencs Of the Richmond Dispaschl
CuanIorrrsyrILx, Va, February 23.,Ths
A. X. X. Club, Q social organization wnicn
meets once 4 month ct the residence OF
some one of It's members, had most plea
SAINT gathering ct the Rev. Dr: James s.
Smiths. on First street. last nignt. oom 0
Of the young ladies there were misses pes -
sic and Elsie Smith, Miss Mamie woou. 2.
Ivy Depot; Miss Eliza Riggs, OF MaryIanu
Miss OFT. OF North Carolina Miss Luaie
BIbb. Miss Mamie Perkins, 1iiss Msss INA ~
Minor. and others. Mr.. Joseph Aason' OF
Nashville. Tenn. Mr. Drury Wright. OF
Little Rock, Ark. and John W. fisnourne
were some Of the gentlemen present.
orrIcEBs KLEcTED.
-be woman,s Missionary Society OF the
Baptist church elected officers yesterday
Afternoon. Miss Kate Fife, president:
Mrs. Il. X. Flanagan. yce-presioenr
Mrs. w. d. Wheeler. treasurer; Mrs. y; y.
Turpin, secretary; Miss FANNIE n. 1ur-
pin. corresponding secretary. :.
Miss Warner l.. Olivier, OF stanton, Is
the guest OF Mr.. George W. OLIVER. OF the
university.
Mr.. j. Tyler Jackson, VINO has been con-
fined to his bed for the past two weeks
With rheumatism. in slowly improving.
His little son Harry, also afflicted Win tne
same maIady. is improving.
Mr.. Lawrence Pittman Is suherer Win
something like paralysis.
Mr.. s. III. Lambert, Of Waynasboro'. has
been in Charlottesville several days.
Dir. Angus Mcdonald, OF the University
Of Virginia, has gone to washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
The Friends Orphan Asylum.

The following is the report OF the Friends
Orphan Asylum (colored presented at the
annual meeting held recently:
january is, ls9l-Indebtsdnsss, sl16.e5 (;
collected during the year, s94s.04; collection,
Dsbnrseme out during the year,
$3.50. 38: paid out over net collections, e23.s7 4;
Jsnnarvl nj. lsg2-bilis due, e77.69; January
rs. isa2-gross Indebtedness, el0l.06.
~. entered during the year, 3-totai, 20; let
ont during the year, 1. January 10, 1892
Rev. James IL. Holmes ID president and W. p.
Epps secretary Of the institution.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
DISTRIBUTION OF THE FORECASTS.
The Freight Trains to BE Utilized-The
Piedmont Clubs Reception.

Piedmont Clubs Reception
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
LYvoHpuRG, Va. February 23.--The Wea-
Their Bureau has for some time been trying
to effect some arrangement by when tne
weather forecasts could be distributed as
widely as possible among the stations and
post-offices along the various lines OF rail.
road. 1t looks as though they are about
to succeed as far as the territory around
Lynchburg is concerned. The night mails
do not run so that they can be used for the
purpose, but Observer Ryker mas ar
ranged with the Norfolk and western,
Chesapeake aud Ohio. and Lynchburg and
Durham roads for the distribution OF the
forecasts to depot agents by the night
freight trains on these lines. Inc hlcn-
mond and Danville will no douot agree TO
the same arrangement. The system VIII
be commenced July LIST or earlier.
COMING SOCIAL EVENT.
A receipt IN is to be held at the Pied
mont Club next Thursday evening from 9
to Il o'clock, which will be largely attend
ed by the society people of the city. The
Ladies' Committee OF Reception Is CON-
posed of Mrs. Charles NJ. Blsckford. Mrs.
John Katz, Jr., Mrs. q. Funston Lucado,
Mrs. Edmund Schaefer. Mrs. A. ;. White,
Mrs. II. q. ii. Kean, and Mrs. II. Taylor
Gleaves.
The Lynchburg Gun Club have decided
TO build handsome clubhouse on their
grounds IN Rivermont and have applied
for a charter of incorporation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
Glad Hearts In the Old Burg.

Correspondence OF tho RICHMOND DIspa'ch.I
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, February 23.-The
hearts of the people are made glad by tho
announcement that the asylum and college have
been granted by the Legislature the amounts
they asked for.
DIR. Ed win q. Booth, with Mr.. r. W. Tuggles, OF
Nottovay, leave tomorrow evening Tor wash
lngton Old Point.
Superintendent Jamee ID. Moncure. OF the asy-
INN. Nj. r. Harreu and II. X. Cole are among
those Who len to-day for Richmend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
PRETTY MARRIAGE IN AUGUSTA.
A Gallant Young Georgian WEEDS Fair
and Lovely virgiuian.
fCnrresnnndnnce of the Richmond Dlepatch.l

correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
Mir. MERIDIAN, VA, February 20.-On
Tuesday, February 16. 1892, at 8 O'Clock r.
NJ. at the residence Of the brides father,
DIR. w. w. Cropp. near Burke's Mill. WAS
gathered number of friends and relatives
to witness the marriage of Miss Florence
Lewis Cropp to Mr.. Charles Ledferd, OF
Atlanta, Ga. The attendants entered the
parlor in the following manner: Miss vlr-
Vines, of Washington, ID. c.; Miss Lena
Cropp (sister of the brIde) with Mr.. X.
Lindsay Leckie, of Albemarle; and Miss
Emma Tremble, OF Stsunton, with MIR.
Cropp, of Burke's Mill.
IMPRESSIVE.
The ceremony was performed in the
most impressive manner by Rev. Mr.. Van
deyenter, of the Stone church. After the
and wife and received the heartiest con-
ordinations of all present, they were seat
ed and Joined in mirthful conversation for
only short while. when they were In
yited TO the dining-room to partake OF
such luxuries as are rarely given. The
presents were numerous and handsome,
a gold watch and chain being the grooms
present to the bride.
RECEPTION.
Next day after the marriage reception
was given the bridal party at the hospita-
bic residence of Mr.. A. Il. Roller, near Mt.
Meridian. After spending few. days with
relatives in Virginia. they will leave for I,
western tour. May their lives be long and
as full Of sunshine as the two first days OF
their married life. They carry with them
the best wishes OF all who knew them.
They will make Atlanta their future home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET

reported for tho Dlpsetch.l
FxBRrAay 23.--Revcnue collections to-day:
Cigars aud cigarettes, s1.i5o.5o; tobacco,
e3,839. 04-tossl. 81. 20S.54.
private salss: Smokers, n; DARTS. -; scrap.
81; wrappers, IA; rllsrs, 12-sotAl, LAT boss
heads.
Loose sales: shockos sold 10000 pounds
hishsss price. o10. Crsnahav soad to-day 6S,eSo
pounds; hiehsss pxics. ol<7bs
Loose dana to-day embraced ecme vegy me
Louisa and Hanovee tohaoros, o. NE blacs
wrapper order. and he followins p<scss shox
thss oar buyers appreciated thsss sFadsss and
the planters likewise we're wsll plseesd:
AZ Hhockos W. A. Wsllzhife. Rarksrsyilse
Goochland county. 80 $40 pcon1s - eiltw'
p. wsliuAifs, u aane p1ness 1soes psunos .
olk76; L = IsnsA 1,oeo psxnb 8 w!
I. ?. uassia kontpel1ss peeeaaA Va ~
ponnds q o1o: 1.aoo pegn1n - e14sei -
poun1s - la76; + -. uasglA snne - -.
go poands q olAab; NJ Sespee ~
Csuei. Poshstan ep1nSA 80 penn1s = ~
y 2 Z, --~< ---- 4, - -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
Death Of Mr.. Horatio G. Moffett. sr.

lCorrespondence OF inc HIchliIouu DIsVa'cHI
WASHINGTON. RAPPAHANsocK COUNTY,
Va. February 22.-Mr Horatio G.. Moffett,
sr.. after a lingering illness, died yesterday
morning at his home, one mile west Of Washing
ion. Mr.. Monet was one o. the most trusted.
honored, and influential men OF his county.
When Rappehsnnock was formed rom oui-
wealth's attorney for the former county and held
the position for twenty years. lie was menu
Der OF the Virginia convention In 1861 when the
was the father Of Hon. II. G.. Moffett, Jr., for
mer Railroad Commissioner OF Virginia and the
present Commonwealths Attorney Of Kappa
hannock. Mr.. Moffetts son and his nephew
Hon william Walter Monett, OF salem, nave m
bertted his excellent legal ability. prince In
deed hath fallen In Israeli
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
Information for Those Who Wish to Ex.
hibit.

Captain Thomas Elicit, secretary OF the
virginia Mechanics Institute, has received
s,a,n Mr. James Allison, chief OF the Department
I'M ltMsnn,srtures of the Worlds Columbian Expo
ALTON. pamphlets which can DO obtained FREQ Of
charge by those who wish 20 place manufactured
articles on exhibition. Those pamphlets con.
snch other information relating 70 the Depart
went Of Manufactures, as viii guide all intend
IN Exhibitors In flling out and presenting their
spnlications for space In proper ana inteili-
spnt MANNER. Exhibitors must DO the producers
o ~ manufacturers Of the goods or msterias Inc
tended for exhibition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

R.cuxoSD. February 23.-- OrsERfNos- Wheat,
4 $40 bushels Corn. 2,s4s busheis- Oats, 1920
hnshels Rye, 10 bushels. screenings, 600 BUSH
els. Peas. 22 bushels Miii-oYai, 30 too@
SAts,-Wheat, 1000 bushels. Corn. ~ BUSH
els. Rye, 10 bushels. hili-oial, 10 tons
cUofArios,
WHBAr.-Ionxbsrry. e1.04aet.07. Nxe1.
eiasI.O6. snortDerry. aJc aSL06. No rcd.
ei.O5.Sl .05i+.
Coay.-white, Virginia. 49sSfc.: No =. 5oa
81, No. =. mixed. 4Sai9c.
OArA-No. y. 35,4a37ifc. No 8, 3oa3co wia-
ter sfor ssed) U3a0sc.
HYE.--S5ay0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
r,-a,.,r., IA th. capitol,

I,etters are constantly being received at
the Capitol from notsries who have heard :.
Of their appointment .ssins 'rss sr aor co,am,s
s,oSs sre paid to the Secretary Of the Common
~ssi,h a. formerly, but tho commissions are
forwarded 70 the judges Of the courts oeiore
"nSu n novsrnor Yesterday commissioned Samuel
r. coIemsn Judge Of the Third judicial circuit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. February 23.-virgtnta consols,
Northern Central stock. 6StSa6Sk; Baltimore
and ohio Southwestern lists, l03al0Sh; do.
81 incomes, 0ai0: consolidated gas stocks,
ATke47s<
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-24
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs il taken; it is pleasant
and rsfreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn ensctually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and 90
ceptable to the stomach, prompt In
it, action and truly beneficial In it
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, il
many excellent qualities commend Il
to al and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs - for sale IN t0c
and q bottles BY al leading drug.
gista Any reliable druggilt who
may not have Il on hand win pro
cure It promptly for any one WHO
wishes 70 tzy Il Do not accept any
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