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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

ygTsNTFD-A PARTY FAMILIAR WITH
w MERCANTILE AND OFFICE WORK. with
$1,000. To- % he equal interest and take charge or
books and finances In light prof. ouio specially.
Re- erencss exchanged. Address "CONSEENA-
TIVE care LINES. ja1l-fr.sI.tu'
VVTANTED-A PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO
w s9OOJl to JON two others to help develop
large tract of mineral land for fruits. stock and
sheep husbaulry ID Virginia. Address ". Car
ricr No. IS. GIVE real name Jali-N
GOOD BOARD AND LODGING CAN b J.
II had Al I@01 east Franklin street ~ 3 Yer
week Also good clean. iurnl nod rooms Tor
rent. termsyery reasonable Lodging az a per
week. la-1,
VHrAVTED-AT ONCE. BY a LADY OF EX-
w PFRIENCE. & POSITION I'm some h0uss.
Office. institute or family Willing tO interest
herself i'm any way useful 10 cmrIoyer. Adj
dress. stating terms. &c. MISS GOOhL, Fellow
Branch. Campbell county, Ma. las-tf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

ccipts would not exceed 5000 bales. This fact
together with the very hght receipts nj INC
known interior towns, impaired fresh strength
10 the market. which improved gradually CLOS
Ing hrm somc six points rbOve last evening.
The short interest has nnuuestonsbly been IN
creased rather than reduced lately ana tne
speculative situation Is 10 that cNtent strength
cned " may be cOnhd emily predicted thst so
lone As the movement continues lighi con-
sumcrs are likely to be very free buyers
FUTURES firm, The spot lots steady. Ald-
ding uplsnde. a.lG. Receipts YESTERDAY az the
ports reached but 1900 bales, aud to-day are
estimated 81 $4,000 bales Manchester reports
the market for yarns hardening Win cl0ths
Siradler January. ..eaa rShi Fooruaff' ,,,oe
1872; March. ,fto.tO. April 'tl'"DE, May
1.t,e.5t. June. sNale'.si; July '.s3e ~. Au-
gusL s08ss.oE September, ol2eSIi; October.
S.isot.O.
PRODUCE
Tiorr Flour closed steady with n fair DO
manI: hu. grades OF spring, S260s3lt; do.
winter. slg1a321. aupcrhne spring. S3a3.J); do.
vinfer eifJolss: extra winter, S3.s.a i.tj. OK
ina No. % spring. $500 400, do. winter. $3.50
estt: cifs mills. extras, s52je3.O FOR West
In lies. Southern -four closed dull; trade aud
family extras. S ADO hAl
Wheat -Whea. ontions opened firm and
.',.htiv higher. lie advance. however. held
o,.r few minutes. As there we're liberal Offer
f.g.. The cables werc steady but this fact did
not seem 90 amount O. much. There Wa both
buying and ceiling tor foreign account during
Che day ia the afternoon the report was clfcu-
lated that Nnstla WAS auout tO recall her pro-
hiIlt0rs order and chs caused prices 90 close
.-f'sc. lower Nnot lois steady. Sales NO. ,
rcl winter. cash i05; January. a10l; February,
sIN',. March, sDc2it; April sl.03's, May,
SiOHb
Corn-Corn options wore fairly active and
easier, closing slightly lower Spot lots lower.
Sales. 40. mixed. 5itic.; so. mixed. Janu-
ary Ntc, february, 0'ac.: March, 504c.,
Oats Oat option were dull and featureless.
closing slightly lower. Nnot lots closed steady.
Sales. so. white. ffc.. SO. do. 80. y 20 4c.:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

RIcHvovD. Nb.Jan. N.-No offerings of tobac-
COS at auction on Change to-day.
Private alCs r0porieu 90 tho secretary OF me
Richmond ton0ceo trade to-day: warmers, l5
hog-Aeads, filters. I: cutters, - smokers !;
dark leaf. l3. Total. 81.
ONCE of the tobacco inspector report. to-day;
I-. Renspections bright, l9; dar.' q; Western
Farmers VIRGINIA. Wilson's. Allegheny. Sea-
hrOORes Crenr haws. Old Dominion NhOckOe.
DavenU0rts end Planters warehouses report
TODAY. Il ceipts. 81 packages deliveries. 81
The tinted Stqfes internal revenue collections
FOR the city Of Richmond. va. 'c- . AZ Isiq
on cigars an0 Cigarettes; -, lii-.. TAX pald
Shockoe sold to-day 1855 pounds dark loose
tohaccos mehe price. 800. Shockoe will
have O. good sale Tomorrow.
C'enshaw sold 5.,a, pounds lark loose tobac-
cos to-dar-hiehcst price. $50 A good sale OF
dark loose t0iac O+ a. fTonshaW's tomorrow
Registered at the Richmond Tobacco tx
change to-day. w. D. Watson Danylle.
RICHuOND GEEER1L MABKETS.
PRODUCE
Butter: Fancy creamery, e4a25c.: dairy
hacked. 22a23c. Merchants packed l,a2Jc.;
Eggs; In crates gUc.; Ia barrels co.; Guinoa
1-c.
DErssED PoULrRY.
TURKEYS. per round l5ai,c.. Ducks, 1a}5al8c.
Chickens, llallc.
AVE POULTRY PER HEAD.
live hens. fat g.as,c.; hens and roosters. ga
90. cLCko0s youuz and grown 22s2jc.;
chickens. medium and fat lsa30c.
GAME.
yenisou pet pound lial5e.: Rabbits. Salai9c
cartridges dead, llalJc.i DUCKS Afe
apiece &oaic. Geese ''a''c'
Trrils t>D VEGETABLES.
potafoos. Irish. .0l5e. yer bnsho.
Potatoes. Norlueru. 81 e1a-UJ. per barrel.
Ioratoe~. Virginia - 0ai7h.
Sweet Potatoes. fal C per busAcl
cabbage. sugar lairol $3.50.
Onions latafo. s Iula..t'. per harrel'
ONION Sets. 8tufa'f yer busheL
Peanuts. 3ItAfIsct Uor pound
Pnssers efl5a3uf
AnDles. fancy FaIng s 51a35l PCT barrel
hrnlfs. Cooking 81 llt.01y or barrel.
GALAXY. ltr &C. rcr bunch
Lannon's. Tla .IHa.tJ Ter box.
.,.......,. .,.,,,S
Ifsr,s c,-.ll No lsal-c.: Der pound Hams
Ilhilis. '',.'i' "'' --'''o'' F''
large a.. Ai-c. .....l
ein.id'r. sqd. Ter rolu9
ro,nfr.'Ierl .ia.,.c . rer pOunl
N0uD''' 4-"'N' '' tD-' 49,
llrD rRrrr
A,,1ss Eo7 AMI I.r,vgn. sliced. &c. per pound
~. 49,. 81 .,rtar.' .I.,9c
a.. ...'.i.e fsrot reeiei ,s.c.: medium. 5a5c..
L. -es, i. y -,,.'...t I.l aaalsc
Fi,cE berries. e,
Ige' A' .err.e. Ia . g..
MISCELLANEOUS
Puckwheat Hour 81 ai'tc per pouhu t.t.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

ETACAILFD MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ on SUPERVISORS of buckingham county,
held AZ the dwelling house OF l.. -. Lesueur IN
SAID county on Monday the 4.h day OF Jane
uarv. 1902.
Resolved. That. whereas 10 appears from an
advertisement do tine Mchmont Dispatch and
TIM IrNES that the orange e. sYlie
Hsllr0ad Company. together with all Its rlsh,s
and frauchls aud county su1scrlpt Ous. ls %
he sol3 in the city of Richmond on tine l4th dar
Of January. 49, ?. thisis hereby to give notice 20
the public generally and IS aecialy 20 ihc lui-
chaser on purchasers. II the conditional county
sub,criptiou by buckingham county Of 0l0lO.
that tho said subscription has been forfeited y
said railroad company. for the reason that SAID
railroad has failed In every particular 20 COM
rly with the contract entered into with the said
county of Buckingham in regard 20 building g
railroad IN said county.
A cOpy-Iest: T. \. fOhBfh,
Clerk Of the county c0ur1 OF Buckingham
county ami eN-oficio clCf6 Of the Board of
Supervisors. Jhf-tW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

hrv fanN. Jan. li-Mes.rs. Hubbard Price
n co.'s cotlou letter says. 'an advance 81
--, ODD 10 was the response tia the liver
I. HarAet ma. e. flls morn NJ 20 our improve
.i' .i yesterday. oIot sa.es were Z $40 D bie..
..s. 'otl public ami private. Indicate DECIDE
moro activity Of interest on the part or
81. consumers for ihe article both here. and
-ioae. I'D our market pronounced re-
ase 90 the better tone OF foreign aduces
"-s presented by The FORMULATION Of crop
.-mate ~ $4,000 bales from a prominent
Nt" Orleans house. whose PREVIOUS correct
4 -., con.efVaIsn and conscientiOusness -
2 .ily Iegarded. Opening prices here we're
t.o-t tic same as last nights figures
Its VAS disappointment thai w,G
l9i expected in LIVERPOOL and induced loss
io -5i before the close OF the market. Up
70 och the trad ug here reflected great
.e'erti4ess and au cycee1ingly ueri Gus under
',ls In.ii0 raD.e aaprehenalon1s icll lest tho
ioD estimate of .4ossr8. 4. Wilson may zap
ne he".. ACQUIRED strength - the past few
ta''' fl. lmors rom Liverpool mat Ncssrs.
.. irotlera wi. again revise their often re-
70 crop guess led 20 me execution Of selling
-ei'. AZ J o'clock prices were about four
en.s De.Ow last evenings close After
''',.A 1t became sppsren! that the days re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

A r.. SNELLINGs. PRESCRIPTION. DRUG.
y. GISr and dealer in PERU MLhlLo
TOILET ARTICLES, IOBACCO5 CIGARS anu
everything usually found IN a ilr't-class drug
store. Branch Office The TINES newspaper.
cornor Twelfth and Hull streets Manchester
Va. oco-h
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
MEETINGS..

Old DOMINION BUILDING sND LoANl
Assoc ALTON.
RIcHMOND Va, January g. 1892. J
rYVHF SECOND ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
Z AREHOLDEkS OF TIE Old bOMlN-
ION BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
VIII be held on TUESDAY. JANUARY 26. 1892. the
date fixed hy the bylaws. At l2 w.. az the rooms
of the Chamber OF Commerce H.chmond. y a.
CARLTON MCCARTHY.
SecretarF and Treasurer.
! T4yroR EIrYslE President. ia lO-Ift
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
CHRISTMAS.

[ -IIIIo Mo
We are Offering FOR tho Holidays m extra fine
selected stock of the following goods: New,
cleaned CURiANrS and hAlSiNS; extra fine
DlNON and LEMON and ORANGE PLLiING;
ell kinds OF new NUTS and fine Dehesa RAILS
INS: new LAYER FIGS. DATES and French
PRINFS: best MlNCE MEATS and PLUM
PUDDlNGS: finest CHOCOLATES and CAN
DIES; SWEET CIDER; cooking and worry inc
IRANDlES: Jamaica RUN and batavia AIR
RAG We hsvo also great variety of imported
ASPARAGUS. CAULIFLOWEk, pLAo and
BEANS in glass and tins. at
HERMANN SCHMIDTS
500 and 5J2 east Broad street
AND
". l. WHITES s32 enst Main street
doc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
FIRE And LIGHTNING.
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE-IN TIL J
y CHAND Try COURT OF The CITY OF
RICHMOND.

COMMISSIONER NOTICE.-IN II II j
y CHANltRY COURT OF The CITY OF
RICHMOND.
Freeman r.. Cady and wifo....... .Complainants
John s. Wise, trustee. and others. Defendants.
Extract from decree entered December DE- lS.lI
Tho Court doth order and decree that this
cause lie referred TO one o the m uisslOners
or this court, who shat ascertain and report:
LIST. What fees, iI aur. should PAID 10 inc
counsel Tor the com lalnanfs. o. the counsel Tor
the trustee and 70 the guardian st lltem Tor me
infant defendants for their re-. ccfiFe services
"a. Whether such fees. if allowed. should 20
paid ont OF the coruu, OF the income OF sand
trust FUND.-
'8i. Any other matter deemed pertinent by
said commissioner. OF which any 0i the parl g
i'm interest may direct hm 90 report. And the
cOur. doth direct said commits l0uor 90 publish
i'm the RICHMOND DAILY lMES ONCE week Tor
four successive weeks. q notice ~ fhe time an,l
place Of executing he above inquiries. which
notice shall .e ecu y ueut 10 personal service OF
notice on all the parties tO TINS SUIT.
OFFICE OF CoManssIoNER JACKSON GUY1
No. ., GoDnH HALL.
RICHMOND, Va. January D. 1892.
To the Parties 70 this Suit:
have fixed on THURSDAY. tho 18th day OF
February 4 ID l3a2, ~ u o clock a. VI. as the
time. and my Once aforesaid as tine place, Tor
executing the decree. Of which the foregoing is
an extract
Given under my hand "a commissioner IN
chanccry of the Chsncery Court OF tho city OF
Richmond the day an year above stated.
JACKSON GIi.
NEREDTH Il CoCEE. p. q. COmms oner.
WILLIAMS BouLnARE, p. %. "a l5-IiW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

LIVERPOOL Jam 1f.-Spot cotton quiet but
strong; miiding, A.; sales, l2o0) bales. Iu-
tures Qnltt. January. i-6'. January February,
ll-6l. february March4 g.; March-April.l sol
a G-Gi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
PROPOSALS.


CRY ENGNEFRs OrUCEl
RICnI0ND. VA. January 10. 1872
%roTfcE TO STFAN HEATING AMI. PIPE
= rTlGlNG (ONrRAC1OK%-sealed pro-
- - IN lo received al fhs ice until an
mar nerv s5th neytat6P. VI. for STEAM HEAIiNG
APPARA1 u. and until rel T m, n5h ne1t a,
4 p N for GAS and NAlEh tIII .l.''. anu
FfiTiNGS for the New City Hall. All necessary
, ,h,s o men ." w. f. CUTSHAW,
'ii istStiaSs City Engineer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Richmond. NA., January "a, 1892
OFFERINGS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

VIRGINIA STATE INSURANCE COMPANf,(
RICHMOND. January d, lSi2
THE ANNUAL MEETING OFIliE STOCK
1 OIUEhS OF THIS COMPANY will be
held ~ their Office No. 1000 Main street, JANJ-
Alil l9, 1892, at 70 o clock IL ......
no. J.. RICHARDSON,
iaf-d Secretary.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-10-28

8dbrenb leste Rode IN st.
2ouis bos l2idilrise s0hn9eu BON
6rauf Ssil itin 9 Runnte aliss Hraber.
den IN einem RinSerudsel6en titeis,
neB Ct has Hdsei9en bonn Seiieniuese
;uiideH ;iDei ouf Der StraBe Iftbente
Eieroe rOafn. :Dief. i4.utrn nab
Ifampiten eas orme 3ino uor ben dnsen
Iisinss Srnoers init hen dibH ~ Tcbe.
Der Sob bes nnslidiiden 3inoes trai
faif anstablidfi9 ein.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-10-28

- 9i. Undergraduates Spbanna
s6oumaun, Die in Ssbolia Bel Ralor
G. %. sispeus in 9isnifsu ifane. iuuroe
om gRurasu bes "a. Geipter cut Der
strnse srrnprSet ssfuneen. Cine un'
teriu9uus srsab. bos ne persesDaltist
uns Soum erfo4sn uOroen mar. Sas
Rsiisr hes Rtrners wuree ben eer
9ei9e sstunbsn. 2os Rdbden tub'
om assuo porhsr nit einsm unbetnnn
Item Nanne aus ano purbe ieiiber MD
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-10-28

msbr lebsnb seishsn. Grpse dufrss-
ums berri1t in Sseolia uno ein Ne9er
,vurSe aui ben gerba9t bin perboitef.
9ie s9oumann batie einen iAle9tsn
Sui. Sic mar Dor Sabrsn pon &c
mem gfrrf 9amsns S4npp nerNiri
morben unS battle ein 6ino seborenl
bos tei ieinen grp5eltnn in 2infnsn
wobni. s.itbsr iOa bic S4sunanS
5ib einem iaherbaiten 2eben aab iosa'
NIT Hseeru anf Iebr pertraaten 6nt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-10-28
Su geueurbia. eafapstis Court,

Su Goucurbin, 2afageiie goHpts,
tssins am Rouias RsrssH ser q
Sabre afie 4. O. Rcd. Gin poblanse.
ieh.ner Sarser, eelbRmore, iaoem q
iid aus einrm geiDebr einn S4us ms
6ers iaatr. rod mar IN Iftier Set
nidf mebr gang sHre6snsssfdtis use
bate ifos Hsbrmals niiSebfmsrb Sc.
hrobt
@ie aerne uolkH mix ben 6raneu
ct bas lfbte @srt faEea. nem iDir nz1
pa6ien. nsldrs bas lettf 8ort saEt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-10-28

Sem Eiat ale Gnjsi4su trnseu srs
plbltn mir uidt EUR uEie.a Srdfpsns
ten Sarrilou 81 sinsm siUsitsn 2srmiH.
ipneern and RihuuIi wira oas 8our.
bcususSod ahiGlitsln rnS Fd eur9 oi:
8abl Einiam @arnsr': gum 6ouoer,
nfur nit SnbR hse.dsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-10-28

aeifauoen taben. Ger uCrlaIt,.s Rs
o,r uolIte bic grmproete bsiraiten, uuS
biese pies iein anerbietsu ot. .psii ihre
gliern ibr nit gsrifuBuns srobtsn.
ueYu ne einen Ressr 6siratieu nnros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-10-28

$50 ueberrode iar 5erren uao anns
ben. bie MIR ~ erifnunlia biais.n Hrei-
zen perfnuien. 2noherpllebtTriide Don
SI.75 BIS 81. Gbeafnas cine habide
2aspahf non Seriep SndsH gu ber
alesrishen Hrfiftn-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1892-10-28

Sst apuis poa Siam bat e. ni9t
ssrns, susHn isiai 5rau shopping ssbt
nne i'm nit Stn Qinnern ollsin eabeini
ld6i. CT bat 81 spro5linss,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
Distress in Russia.

Two members of the Society OF
Friends in England went to Russia in
December in order to obtain an intelli-
gent conception of the situation among
the suffering in that eastern country
1t is reported that they visited many
localities, and held conferences with Of
ticers and Influential persons in various
governments of Russia, finding their
gravest apprehensions fully confirmed.
As a result the Society of Friends in
England is taking an active interest in
the matter, and have appealed to fell
lowChristians to cooperate with them.
Some eighteen provinces of Russia,
with a population of upward of 35,000,-
900, are embraced within the region of
distress. 1t is estimated that fully half
of this vast number of human beings
are now in distress. or in imminent need
Of relief.
The Chamber of Commerce of New
York, Ca deliberative, not trading or
ganiZation,) has taken action with a
view to raising relief fond for Rus
slams. The members have gone to work
in earnest. 1t is to be hoped that other
organizations, throughout the country,
will use their united strength in this
cause
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
Staltlltolt Spectator.
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18th.
Mrs. Annie Smith con her Ear

Mrs. Annie Smith, the applicant for
a law to allow her to practice law, in
her paper, the Danville Enterprise,
chagrinned at her disappointment,
gives free expression to her feelings in
denunciation of those Senators who
spoke and voted against the bill, in
terms which will not add to her popu-
larity, but will tend to confirm the i'm
preston that they were right, as they
certainly were. OF the brilliant young
Senator, Mr.. Flood, of Appomattox, she
says, she experienced great disgust
for the mans reasoning powers and
Senator James Marshall, of Craig
Cyclone Jim'o, a man of recognized
ability, she compares to the character
in Mother Goose called Simple Simon ;
and speaks of those who opposed the
bill as showing stubborn obstinacy''
and exhibiting Ignorance, bitterness
and narrow mindedness. On the
other hand, to those who supported
the bill she deals out ''taffyn with a
liberal generosity, saying they are
linen of culture, intelligence, and
liberal minds"-and displayed minds
broad and liberal, unmarked by bitter
ness and unswayed by petty political
influences" Mount your Pegasus,
gentle Annie,n and ride like man.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
"Would like to See Harry Promoted;

This is what Hon. G. j. Campbell,
the editor of the Amherst Ne2D Era and
a member of the Legislature, says in a
letter to his paper dated February Sth:
Il learned to-day from a gentleman
who was just from Washington, that
Harry Tucker is a candidate to sue
coed Mr. Barbour in the United States
Senate. If this is so, Harry will get a
strong backing from the young men of
the State, and he would prove to be a
strong candidate. | would like to see
Harry promoted; he deserves it,
This is quite compliment to our
popular and worthy Representative,
but we are sure that he would not be a
candidate for that exalted office in OPP
position to his friend, Senator John s.
Barbour, to whom the people are I'M
der great obligations for the services
he has rendered his party and State.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
Cold and Distress in Russia.

In the province of Penza, in the
southwestern part of Russia, the Their
mometer registers $50 below zero, and
SO great is the suffering, owing to the
lack of the necessaries of life, that five
thousand horses have been killed tc
provide food. 1t is estimated that sew.
eral million draught animals have been
killed throughout the empire since
autumn. In a number of provinces
the ravages of typhus fever are ter
rible, thousands of peasants having
fallen victims to that and other cpl
demic diseases.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17

An Appomattox Flood has assailed
Hon. John E. Massey, but he cares lit
tie for flood, as he is as expert a swim
mer as Paul Boyton, ''or any grey
goose that swims the lake. and does
not fear that he will meet his 'Ap-
pomattox'' in that contest. He will
bob up serenely," with "a smile child
like and bland,'' and, as Byron says il
ship, will walk the waters like a
thing of life Flood will be apt to find
that Massey is like the Irishman's flea
when he puts his finger on him, he
isn't there
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
Anarchists in P0ptUgaI.

A dynamite bomb was exploded in
front of the Spanish consulate in Lis
bon, Portugal, Friday, causing ire
mendous sensation in the city. 1t is
supposed sympathizer with the an
archists executed at Here's, Spain, was
the perpetrator. In the country close
to Heres several bands of anarchists
have been marauding, but upon de-
tachments of soldiers being sent after
them they fed.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
Flower and Gray.

Keep your eye on Gov. Flower, of
New York, and Gov. Gray, of Indiana.
That would make a good ticket, and
one that would win. 1t is necessary to
success that the Democrats should
carry both New York and Indiana,
and Flower and Gray would make the
ticket to do it. Pass the watchword
along the line, and let the party rally
to Flower and Gray
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17

Owing to continued depression in the
iron trade the Chesapeake Nail Works
and the pudding department of the
Central Iron Works, at Harrisburg.
have shut down, throwing between zoo
and 300 men out Of work. The sus-
pension may last month, but the
company hope to resume operations
in couple of weeks. At the West
Fair view Nail Works operations are
expected to continue probably a week
or two longer. 1t is said the Duncan
non Mills have also shut down.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
Beware of OiEtments for Catarrh that

CONTAIN mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre-
scriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from
them Halls Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
o., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the sys-
TEN. In buying Halls Catarrh Cure
be sure you get the Genuine 1t is taken
internally, and made in Toledo, Ohio,
by F. J. Cheney & Co.
n Sold by Druggists, price use. par
bottle,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17

Hon. G. W. Clarke, of Waco, Texas,
one of the most prominent lawyers OF
the State, is announced as candidate
for Governor of that State against
Hogg, the present Governor His can
vass will, it is thought, have some
effect on the United States senatorial
election in the State, and will defeat
Chiffon, appointed by Governor Hogg.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1892-02-17
Massey's Explanation Unsatisfactory

The Petersburg Inder-Appeal states
Massey's explanations of the charges
preferred against him by Mr.. Flood in
the Legislature, comments on them.
and concludes its article by saying:
80 far, Mr. Massey's explanations
wholly fail to explain, and unless he
can adduce something more satisfacto-
ry than he has yet stated, the duty of
the legislative investigating committee
is plain and Imperative