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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
ASSAULTED AT "HELL BEND"
Eight Negroes and one White Man In
Iynchburg for Safe-Keeping.
,c--t.t 4. ,..,-o..., e. en-, pisrotch

LyscunrRG. Va, Apri 25.-Last night eight
norroes-,lohn Payne, Lemon Payne, Joe Payne,
Harris Payne. John Payne No. %, Thomas Mon
roo Henry Monroe, ana William Monroe-were
brought o. fail here from Campbell Courthouse
for aafo-kccuing. These negroes are charged
with ma ln, "a malicious assault on Joel A. Hue
hard ana T.. ~. Bradshaw. TWO young white men,
iu the neigh DOrhpot known as Hell BENZ, IN
the lower cart OF thc county. IL was reported
tfqt d mob had formed sunday at Rustburg 10
lynch ihe prisoners, ana 10 was thought adNsable
o. transfer them t0 this city.
one report OF the assault with which the ne
rrOcs nnucI and TWO Oflere-LoWis PAYNE ana
Charles Bradlry-are charged, i6 IN substance
this: Hubbard, Bradshaw, james Elds ana ms
son. ana Louis rerrOw, had been icnlug. after
this they went 60 a tobsrro barn 90 change their
cI0fhinq and while there Tie party OIL negio's
came I'M. They Wero ordered 20 go away, when
one OF them sgid something which Hubbard To-
sented Five oi the NEGROES then assault 'd ilp-
bard ana Bradshaw. The former was hhucNeu
down with stone and seriously, " not intaily m
fureI. bradshaw had his iaw-Dono iracturoi u
Tho nceioes then feel, but wcre arrested early
Tuesday morning. The negroes had no business
ON tho promises, ana 10 ih believed 10y many thh,
the assault was premciliutei. II Is reported
here today that Hubbard condition was some
what improved.
WANTED TO RELEASE HIM.
Spiller Foster, the young man charged win
me murder oi BIa Brown. az Ncw River Depot
PULASKI county. last thursday, was Drought co
i4u here yeatcriny for safckccpluE. roster was
iu faI AT N.wbern and saturday Was the day rel
FORMS preliminary trial nc Dublin. The officials
learned thai q crowd had collected az Dublin ioi
the reported purpose OF releasing tie prisoner
% WINS therefore thought advisable not 10 take
INN to Dublin, and instead he was brought e
tho lNncnburg jail in charge oi Deputies j. Nj
Fracle. aud william II. Carpcr, Of Pulaski
Tho c.rcumetancss % Fosters crime, us re-
ffr,.f nrc that ho was beating isiether, whom
his mother saw Blair Brown passing. She called
40 pr0wn 20 take Spiller of his father. Brown
attempted 90 DO so, when spiller Foster turned
',1,l him BROWN aud fatally injured him.
when seen to-day by your correspondent b,
stated he could give no intelligent account OF
mo affair as hc was TOO drank o know what oc'
the funeral Of Colonel A. w. Strange tool
tlaro Yesterday morning, and was conducted bi
how i. 4. Clark. Of tho Methodist fpiscopa
church, who Il also from the same county ~
strange. lie was a.so buried with Masonic hon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

'IN 10 tN' biNpAlIA'l
th. April 25'-lhe North Danyiile
f.t elected q. j. COrDin, ". w..
". .. h.u.U. und b. J.. jefcIs0a az dole
nte clnNcl..Ou. Tho delegates 30
iu'ItIs tall hat tW0 Of them are
L. LII L -------.I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

Proposed consolidation Fixed charges
leXcluding slo.000,OOO lrsi-m1ri-
, gage bonds. tO be issued only Cor ar
diiiona property ..................s0,iO0,O 1000
Rentals Cincinnati southern l,O0n,.
600 mortgage, North Carolina rail-
road s"GO, OOOl ...................... l.280.0Co
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

It's the constant trying that succeets-snd
we've made It a study 20 get our $40. $3.50,
and sl5 Lines Of LIGHT-wElGHT SUITS and
OyERcOATs on a par with those others ask s.
more tor. They are cut and II DIT every biz as
well as the better grades. wedrove some sharp
bargains with the mills to make such weaves as
we've used available.
rs atsl2.5o and els that wo'yc those three
or four lots Of sILK-IINRD oyERcoATs-and
there are DoUBLR-BREAsTED BLACK CHE
yIoT SACK SUITS as low as $40. We're "play-
ing a lone hand" with such effects al such
prices. Eight or nine hundred chances to be
suited in these three grades.
There are so many new and novel things for
BOYS and cHILDRESs wear tina, you ought
10 come HERE-wncre they all are-,n justice
10 yourselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
HIARRIAGEs.

RUSSELL-ROSE.-Mar at Clare
mont. Surry county. Va, April -, 1892, by
Rev. l.. ". Rose. brother or the bride,
CLINTON w. RUSSELL. formeri OF De
troif Mich. 10 Miss ANNA MOORE,
DAUGHTER Of the late /. w. Rose, OF Hen
r.co county Va. No cards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
Richmonders In New York.

lSpeclhl teicsf"Ah W 'n0 bi7io'NHl
NEW YORK, April 2j.-N esterday the following
f,om Richmond we're registered mere; Z. A. Nes-
bit. Oriental; {. W. Tanner, Everett; William
1hs following are registered to-day W. Heilef
Metropolitan; A. ID. Chase, 81. Jamesi j.. rope
AIbemarle; w. ID. Simmons and w. ii. husyer,
ST Uenl5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
rIvFRpnnL MARKETs.
WILMINGTON

WILMINGTON, y. C.. April 25.-rnrpontne,
3lc. kosn hrm strained, eLlJ; good strnined,
APO. Tar steady Al sl.3J. Crude turpeutlus
steady; hard, sl.lO; yellow dip ana VTgin'
s1.9J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
=, . Richmond Man Badly Beaten.

lspcclal teIcgt"nl y 1.lO II u ,,,,,
~, fwhite1. VINO claims Richmond as his home
was badly assaulted and beaten by four un-
Snown white men az the foot OF second Street eel
near Pocahontas bridge, fo-nlght. NO asiess nie
boon made got, but the poiioo are nV" '"'''''
gatinV fle case
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
pa, TlwORE STOCK MARKET.

B,trIyoRg. April 25.-Yirginiac onsols. 81 bill:
do IO.4Os, 80 bid 81, 7la7l7s; Baltimore and
ONO stock, 9palOO; Northern Central stocf'
90 asked; Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
1sts. IO5al0j1a DO. % incomes, 81 aslcd con
soldated gas stocks, 5256aj3h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

MONDAY. April -, lo9+.
Closing quotations at the STOCK Board:
G1yRRsNENr Ss1UgrisA BID. Asfsf
Crtf,T Sto.eg .lAbl1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
'''''' NORFOLK PEANUTMA

April. 25.-Market very quiet. Light trans
actions reported at quotations Prime ne. (;
extra prime, 49,; fancy, Be-; factory hand
picked, 3a4lsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

Mir. Jere r.. Traylor, travelling salesman
for Il. n. Penn x Co.. says: have been q
sufferer from sick and nervous head acne
all my life, but found perfect reiiet from
using Bradycrotiue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was cloudy throughout the day, with very
light showers at intervals
At midnight il was cloudy.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND. Aorn 25.-oFErRIsSs-Whea
22o bushels. Corn, 2,O96 bushels Oats' i'Ooo
bushels.
QUOTATIONS.
WHsvr.-IOngberry. g9casi.Ol Mixed. ysc.a
an anortperry O7c.asl. No red. ySc-ssl.
OoRy.-Whlte. Virginia. 50a5ic.; No :, oOc. ,
No. =. mixed. 4sa4yc. ~
olrs-No. z. 35a3j1sc. No 8, 33a34c
hYE-soagUc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

Tho selling, however. never reached large pro-
portions, and prices rallied toward noon, and
while extreme duness marked the dealings after
that time, there was 4 slow but steady apprecia-
ton In values. which, as a rule, wiped out tDe
early losses, with some additional gains. The
only features Of tho late trading were u sudden
rally IN Lacknwanna from l57tkto 1924, ana n
slow and steady decline In Missouri Pacinc,
which finally brought il below the level OF an
other stocks. and 10 stands alone THIS evening
IN showing n material decline for the day.
Even the traders held alOOf, awaiting The outcome
of tho movement Of gold, while the announce
mt Mt that Wednesday would be- bali holiday
caused some hesitation in trading.
THE CLOSE DULL BIT STEADY.
The market finally closed duh bat steady TO
firm despite some realzntlons IN the last hour,
but the final changes are in all cases inmate
rial EXCEPT in Missouri Pacific, which Is down g
per cent Sales-Listei, 2Oo,OJO shares; I'M
listed, 1000.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE
Fusninl-Exchange dulet and firm NJ fSN%a
4SgIs. Commercial oils. as i]fa4Ss. Money
easy az liSa2, closing odered u ,. sub Treasury
bqlancea-Cotn. +---------; currency, g
-. Governments dun but steady; 4 per
cents, 1854. ntate bOnds'dun but steady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
Bowdcn ana Martin Factions.
Coached for Ex-Congressman Hooper.
lSpecial telegram % Inc Dispatch.l

FAR8yUIF, Va, April 25.-The absence Of the
most intelligent and better class Of negroes fiOm
Tire Republican meeting today was an obvious
feature. 10 was also noticeable that tho Lang
ston element ~ the county WAS absent and To-
uirht ,here a. much taik on the part Of this
faction of the ignorant classes being coached
into blinIly boiNeriuc up ex-COngressman
Hooper Tor the coming congressional honors. IL
ia an ind sputaule fact that the strength Of the
Republicans Of this county lies with Langston
oni bia fDl.Ov-pr-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
In a very quiet ana modest way W. do cone
siderable business IN the MONEi-LENDlNG
LINE Il you bayo good city property upon
which TO borrow call ami SECS ~. Wo Will not a.
tempt 10 undersen Others. hut can and will DO as
we'll. CHEWNlSG * ROSE,
Real Estate Brokers'
anoG1t No. q north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
Nrw YORK COTTON FUTURES

NEW YORK. April 2j.-Coiion-Net receipts, 20
bales: gross, $50 bales. Futures closed steady;
s1les. 2Jj.3OO bales. April. elasIO2; Nay
sTO.ias7. o.; June, s7.l6aSTl7; July. S1.2Ga
ST2T. August, S7.36as L37; september, SI.44a
So: October, s7.53as754; November. q TIA
sIGt: December, s7.73aSI7f; January, Sro3l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

VIRGINIA POLITICS.
ossuTs or THE COUNTY coNVEN-
TONS HELD YESTERDAY.
$780,. ursnsUiok ten Tor -washing-
.o. tpstructs for Cleveland Other
pcIcgatious Unlnsttueted.
aiiclsgfau % tho Dispa'ca.l
r.rn>.ruE Va, Aprr e5.--Thc Demo
uo,uue to-day clo-iod 10 delegates.
...n.i instructed. Personally they stand
H 'or Cleveland. AID 4 IN favor Of a
,. -r.a0.
Washington Instructs
>r.l. telegram 60 The pispa'ch,l
,..,...> VA. April 25.-Iho Democratic
@ Washington county which
... .l send dologaio8 90 tho State
vas o. harmoaUus aud onthl-
rur Tho scvel deiricts IN the
"a. represented ami tweuty-se7en
---- chosen. A resolution was carried
... ..Ir-afr4 On vote Tor p0rnons
rorHnauoa ~ Grover Cleveland as
.f...f lc Dom 'Crafic party for TIE
.....f.ut ottsc United states"
...... Delegates tninsfructcd.
...tf,l.rram go tho Dispatchl
t..Ir..-At a Democratic meet
... to-day f1 elect delegates 60 the
.. switch assemble in Richmond
MY next twelve lo'egaies were
......f This cUunfr. Tho meet Ion {
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. April 25.-Ihcre vas n surprise TO-
day IN the visible supply reported. The LaAe
figures for wheat gave instead Of an increase,
n remarkable decrease ol i,l3s,0O0 bushels.
ON this there was a temporary furry, which put
prices up 20 Sl9tc. for May and July, this being
ssc. above Saturday closing This WAS mot by
organized selling by the Partridge brokers, ana
so disheartoned tue trade that the close WAS
rather Hat az bat Sc. gain for the day. Corn
left Oh az a decline OF asc. In the May future
ana an advance Of &c. for July. Provisions
were hrm az a lc. Improvement over saturday =
closing price for PORK aud gain OF Dc. each ID
Lard and rihs.
closing quotations: Flour dan aud nominally
uncnnnred: 30. spring wheat, o2lsc; No.
red SsaSs1sc. No. . corn. 40a4lNc. No. = oats,
gga2gi4c. Mes-pork, s9.32l9aeH3'. Le-d'
saort-rits. 500 tbag5.60. Dry
saltcd shoulders, sh5Oasj. Short-clear sol152
Viii key, 5l.l3.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
ANNUAL DEBATeRs' CONTEST.
A Texan Carries or the Honors-Sunday-
school OGoers Elected.


Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, April 25.-Ihe annual
dooaters' contest Of the Washington Literary
Society of the University Of Virginia look place
in the hall Of the society on Saturday evening
The question discussed was, Resolved, That the
railroads should be owned and operated by tho
royernment" Mr.. Robert T.. COier, OF Haines-
Vile. Tex, was the successful contestant, hand
ling the question in q mastery manner, showing
himself no mean orator as well a. the best de-
hater. me Judges were Professors j. II. Oil
more Nuah X. Davis, aud NJ. W. humphrey.
Besites Mir. COfer the other drbatcr5 were H.
Fulton Leach, OF Maryland; W. r. Arnold, o.
kentucky: - Mckee, OF Kentucky W. X.
clement Of Texas, ana c. ". Alien, 81 virginia.
Mr. H. l.. Moss, OF virginia. and Mr.. Lewis II.
Nacben. of Fairfax county, both OF whom won
the orators medal from the jefferson and wash
iugton Literary Societies. respectively, VIII meet
on "Wednesday evening and declaim iheir
sueeches before committee OF the faculty. VINO
win decide which OF these young gentlemen
shall have the honor OF representing the UNI
ver.dty In the southern Interstate oratorcal con-
test al Vanderbilt University. The unsuccess-
ful contestant will have the lesser honoro OF being
tho uniyersitys representative IN the Sta'o ora
torical contest az Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
NEW nFFIcERs.

The annual election Of officers Of the Baptist
SUNDAY school took place yesterday afternoon,
resulting a. follows X. II. tiic. superintendent
q a. Wertenbaker, assistant superintendent ;
Il. j. williams, treasurer; Edgar Richardson
librarian: K. w. Coyington, assistant hoiarlan
Randolph 1insley, chOrisior w. Is. sinclair, as-
ststaDt chorister; Miss Rosa Wood, organist
and Miss Annie Sinclair assistant ofganlst. rms
school h 10 a very healthy condition, over $40
scholars being on the roll. On next sunday VIII
occur tho annual May celebration OF the school
Ihese entertainments are usually very interest
in,. never falling 90 draw large crowds. sl1 per-
scTs were received into the fellowship OF TINS
church and one for baptism:
pr r.. L. Brown, OF the Wesi-hichmoni DIS
trict. preached an able sermon at the Methodist
church last night.
mo German Lutheran church oi this place
decided Yesterday 90 call a resident minister
and one will be procured from the seminary ~
81 Iouis A subscription was taken guarantee
inc a comfortable salary The new preacher Is
INJECTED next month. Hereafter three sermons
viii be preached ia English ana one IA herman
mis- congregation IL DESTROYS oi procuring y
more suitabie building and more convenient
location for their church. school VIII also %
estasilshed by this congregation.
Allen, the infant child OF Mr. 4. D. smith, dieH
nj lts parents home, near FRONTS station yes
terdgy and was buried to-day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
VIRGINIA POLITICS.
ossmTs or THE COUNTY cONVEN-
TONS HELD YESTERDAY.
,,.. urausviok ten for Hiil-washing-
.,. tustructs for Ciovoiand-Oiher
pcIcgatious Uninsttueted.


r.r.l>,r,mN Va Aprn e5.--Tho Demo
..ucsuue to-day clo-tod 10 delegates,
.rt instructed Personally they stand
fr Cleveland and IN favor Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
"'frison Endorsed In Augusta.
'NDffrrl t,f......... -. -. 49,,

IA. ios. Va, Aprii 25.-A mnss- meeting OF
a. "'p-Dheans Of Augusta, called to-day by
Aie,-hi{ chairman, United states District
'5 William L. Craig, Tor the purpose VI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
MARKETS BY TeLeGRApH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. April 25.--Cot,on quiet; middling
uplands. 0-l1..: mIddling Orleans, Z ll-lOc.
sales to-day none; sales last week not before re-
ported. 100 bales for consumption. 500 for ex-
exp0rts-to Great Britain. $3.50 bales: 20 France,
707 bales; 10 The Continent, 5,i23 bales; stock,
Si2,215 bales. Southern -four dull; good 10
choice extra, f3)0a84.7J. Wheat dutl but nrm;
No. , rcd. a7s. IN store and elevator: p9l Ca
Sl.0Oss afiOat options closed steady at 14ntsc.
over saturday; 40. red, April. aBhc.; May,
gi3sc. ;July, yOt1c Corn nrner and quiet; No.
., sBttaJ0c. IN elevator: 5O7za5lc. aiioat; OF
tiOus very dul ana on most months decline "
iSSc., April excepted. which was scarce and 1Sc.
up; Aptil. 49Ac.: May, 47c.; July, 40lSc. Oais
dun but nrmer; options hrmor and quiet; way
3fLc.: July. 3334c.: SPOT. No. ?, 3iNa35itc.:
mixed western, 34a36lSc. Cobec-Optious closed
steady az lOal5 down; April, A2.45; May,
Sl2.25aSl2.3O: September. sil.S5aS lid;
spot Rio dull and lower; No :, lac. sugar
Refined quiet and steady: standard a, 4esa
4ISc; cut-oaf AMI crushed, 5aJisf. powdered.
4seaiAc: granulated. 4fSs43sc. Molasses -NcT
Orleans steady and quiet; common TO fancy, -oa
Soc. Rice steady aud quiet; domestic, talr 70
extra, 43la6i<c.; japan, 5AsaOi4c feNoieuh
steady and quiet. Cotton-seed oil dun; crude.
2Sl4c bid; yellow, 3ll1c. bid. hosin quiei ana
arm; strained, common 70 good, 81 t1asi.
Turpeniine duh and lower at 3flsc PORK gulet
and steady; new mess. sl0.5Oasll: extra
prime, $40. Peanuts steady fancy hand-picAed,
4lsc; farmers, 2h13lsc. beef dull but easy
family, g9.5Oasl0 Beef hams quiet; qno'nd AZ
sli.5U. 1iesced beef inactive; city eStre, India
mess, si4aSiJ. Cut meats quiet; picked oel'
lies. 5t.c.: shoulders. 19sa5}ic; hams, Va sSiRr.
MiGdles dull, short clear. 1890. Lard weak anu
la moderate demand; western steam closed ~
sG.i5; city, s5.sJas5.90; May, c6.iS: JAY,
sC.53. Freights steady and moderately active
cotton. .i-.i,ld. grain. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

Judge Bernard before leaving tho bench this
morning pulled from his pocket number OF
letters he had recently received from prisoners
confined In the city jail on cfpidss, ana di-
rerted that they should De brought into the
courtroom. Against some O. these UnfOrtu-
mates several capicscs were pending and Their
confinement IA Jail ranged from two 10 SIX
months. The offences charged against theih
~, trivial beiug drunkenness aud costs 81
other PROSECUTIONS. They we've all discharged
from prison on their individual promises to pay
I'm instalmcnts tho several amounts charged
against them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
A poLIcEMAN's DISCOVERY.
Probable Serious Connagration Prevent
ed-Marriage Announcement.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
PErEBsuURG, VA, April 25.-About o'clock
on sunday morning IRE was discovered In the
coffee and tea-store Of Mr. ". II. Littlciohn' No.
1913 sycamore street. The discovery was made
10y police officer ne no was passing along his
beat, who promptly turned IN an alarm and
thereby prevented what might have otherwise
proved a serious cOnGagratiOn. The store u
owned by Mr.. Chester Marks Of Norfolk, and u
located in the business portion o. the city. II il
insured for $4,000 in the Virginia Mutual, and
was fortunately saved from much damage. Mr..
Littleohus stock Of cOfiees, teas, sugars, &C,
was almost ruined by smoke and water. HIS in-
suranco IL $1,000 on stock and t3Ou on hGturcs
and machinery. The origin OF the fire is TN
known.
Mr.. Iittlejohn states this afternoon thatseven
sacks of coffee and three chests Of tea are miss
ing from his store, and accounts for the said loss
that his store was first robbed and then fired
nv ne flioygs.N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26
Wilmington Tnstrucis.

>...l. telegram % The pifpa'oh'l
,..,..> va, April 25.-Iho Democratic
@ Washington oovuiy which
u. 3D. send dologaioa 90 tho state
yas % harmonious aud onih1-
-ur Tho sovcl dsiricts IN the
... represented ami twcnty-so9en
---- chosen. A resolution was carried
....rlc-afo. On "yote Tor poraous
nomination ~ Grover Cleveland as
.f...f lc Dom ,Crafic party for TIE
.....f.uf oftlc United hinioa'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-26

Cards have been issued for the marriage IN
Savannah. Ga, ON tho evening Of tho 9th In
slant Of Mr.. Robert Diuwidiie Grigg, Jr, n
former well-kn and popular resident OF Pc
ter-burg, and Miss Ida Brown, charming young
lady Of Savannah. Tho parents Of the groom
reside in Dinwiddie county. ncar this city. The
groom g. a prominent druggist Of savannah.
Nh. Walter Gordon, prominent young mer-
chant Of this city, and Miss Belle Bragg, Will be
married on the 27th instant Al -. Pauls church
The record-union., 1892-01-09
Take, for a Crank.

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is Tidiculed as natural ill-temper. The
very genuine and distressing symptoms
from which he suffers are made light of
He" or ''she is a crank ~ is the cheerful
sort of sympathy with which the nervous
invalid meets from the unfeeling and the
thoughtless. AT the same time no COM
plant is more defined and real, none has
a more easily explainabIe origin when it
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the powers of assimilation and digestion
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nervous symptoms, sick headaches and
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are remedied. Remember that fearful
ravages are produced by la grippe among
weakly, nervous people. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters cures it and prevents
malaria, rheumatism and kidney COM
lOlaint
The record-union., 1892-01-09
SUPERIOR COURT
Department. Two-Prewett, Presiding,

Department Two-Prewett, Presiding.
FRIDAY, January 8, 1892.
Estate of George w. Newbert, deceased-Or-
der to set aside estate granted
Estate OF Joseph Bauquier, deceased-Final
account settled and decree of distribution
made.
Estate of John r. GiliIand deceased-Peti-
ton Tor sale OF real estate granted.
Estate of h. Enrich, deceased-Sale of per-
sonal property confirmed.
Guardianship of John Writ, deceased
Guardians account settled and allowed.
Guardianship OF Margaret Doyle, a minor
Charles HeiSen sworn, and further hearing
continued one week.
Guardianship of Isaac +. Freemau-Appli-
cation to mortgage real estate geanIed.
Estate of Mary w. Lansing, deceased-Con-
Gnued one week.
Estate of G. W. Chesley, deceased-WfH ad-
United; letters 10 petitioner; bond, $4,000.
Estate OF Alice NJ, Chesley, deceased-Same
order
Estate Of Catherine Donovan-Ietters 10 pc
titoner; bond $4,000.
Estate of y. Gum, decCaSed-Final account
allowed and petition for distribution granted,
Estate of Henry Sloat-Continued one week.
Estate and guardianship of Annie Book
ho1oS B. Smith appointed guardian; bond,
Estate of John Bolze-Decree of notice to
creditors.
NJ. Byrne VS.. {. Qquale; Thomas Y. Tallman
VS., 5. II. Melvin ct al, State Board of Pbar-
macy; Duensing VS.. Duensing; J. D. Tate VS..
ii. Il. Sarchett-All continued one week
Charles l.. Smith VS.. Theresa IL Julier-De-
mqrrer overruled; ten days TO answer; notice
to be given.
E. K. Alsip VS.. Carl strobel-Cause dis
missed on motion Of plaintiff without costs to
either Marty