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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-16


Bring US that load Of wood.
Mr.. Lem Pagett, Of Columb ia,
was in the city Thursday.
Wood For Sale!
Barnett Il Schlater.
A. J. Alternately, Chancery
Judge, is holding court here this
week, day and night.
J, Fl. Potts has complete line
of fancy Candies.
Atty. j. Morton, of Wsynes-
borough, bar, Is in the city this
week attending court.
Go to Barnett & Schlator for
Supplies.
A. d. Cloud, Of Central Ill.,,
is visiting his brother T. L.
Cloud, of this placs.
A nice line Of woo'en over-shirte,
OF ]. q. Stewards, Cheep for Cash.
W.T.. Apologize, has moved to
the house just North of the one
formiiy occupied by DR.. Tabler
B. M. Childs sells 20 lbs Of
sugar 70 $1.00
Corn taken in exchange for goods
at.
Barnett & Schlator.
Uncle Sam Freeman, one of
the old citizens of the 4sh, Dis
trict was in the city Thursday.
J. H. Potts, wants you to call
and see his line Of grocer les
before you buy elsewhere.
Thomas Flippo, Of the 9th,
District was in the city Thurs I.
day.
If you owe us please come and
pay it now, we need the money.
Barnett & Schlater,
Jim Afford who mas beet clerk
ling for !. W, Sykes at Henderson
KY. returned home Monday.
Buck Wheat Flour goes like
hot cakes-you can get il at B. NJ
Childs.
The colored people made a Sue
cess OF their concert last Saturday
night.
IT you want fine Oranges,
Candies and Confectionery 60 to
| J. Fl. Potts.
Never have our groceyie stores
presented a handsomer, holiday
Iappearence. Go look at them.
| Wanted Agent for
Nashville Laondly Go. Collars
Il cents Cuffs per pair 8 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Harvey re.
turned from Chicago last Satur'
day.
So for the work Of preparing
the Worlds Fair buildings and
lground. have cost $l2,000,000.
you know a good thing when
you see it, call at ]. G. Ste wart's
Mamouth Clothing Store.
Will Dustin, who is attend.
Ing school at Mt. Pleasant,
spent Sunday at home.
Candies.
Fresh Stick & fancy Candies a'
} Barnett & Schlator.
viii Lumpkins, Of Wes,
, Point, made the DEMocaAr q
call Saturday.
Happy and content is home with 'The 70.
chester" lamp with the light Of themorning.
Catalogues,wri RochesterLampC 20. ,NewYork.
E. Fl. Hatcher, Of the Colum
bia bar Is in attendance a
, Chancery court.
j. u Mickey, Of Iron City
> was here on legal business thu
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-16

Eli Parker was in the city
Monday.
Robin Harvey spent Sunday at
home,
Don't forget the poor children
Christmas.
Andrew Smith was in towu this
week.
State Sheriff Turney was in tho
city Monday.
Mr. Berlion, Of Ohio, was in the
city the first of the week.
Judge East. of Nashville is at
tending Chancery Court.
1t is rumored that Fl. Clay
King will be pardoned.
@. X. Boswell, of Ark. is here
attending Chancery court.
L. G. Simms, Of the 9Th, was
in town this week.
Geo. T. Hughes, is attending
Chancery court this week.
There was preaching at b'th
churches Sunday night.
M. NJ. Powell, Of Mookerson,
was in to see us Monday.
II. Garrett, Of Weeklys creek,
was in the city this week.
w. ]. Below, Of West Point
was in the city yesterday.
Esq. D. Buchanan, fthe 10th
was in town "Wednesday.
E. D. Richardson, is one O
Sheriff Corners deputys. I
Guy Springer and his little spr
were in the city Monday,
The free school closed on II.
Friday evening.
Jay Gould lett all Of hi,
"stufi" in the Gould FAMILY.
Jim Herien, of West Point
was in the burg Monday.
Frank Boyd, Of Wayuesbor
ough, was here this week.
DIR. P. A. Neal, of West Point
was in the city Monday.
Esq. Yarbrough, OF Sever
was in the city Monday.
Capt, Craik, of Columbia, wa
in the city yesterday,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-12-16
Fair Warming! Pay Up.

All persons knowing them,
selva TO be indebted to me, will
please come in and settle before
the FIRST of the year, for / am
Bound 10 have money, SO please
cdane in and settle 10 save iurth.
ar trouble and cost.
P. W. Simms.
I Xanthius wilson and o. +. O.
Daniel, nurserymen who have
been With us for the past month,
loft Wednesday for Kenton Tenn.
Look at the New Home Sewing
Machine Co.'S. advertisement in
this issue, and If you need a
machine, give them an order.
You shuold go TO Mrs. S. D.
Lukers, and see her display Of
fancy groceries, We have never
seen a better display Of candies
nuts and all kinds OF fruits in
fact any thing the apitite could
wish for, give her q call.
Miss. Carrie Mathews left
Monday for her home in Pulas'
Ii, where she will remain until
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24

lows: Horses October 10th to 10Th, incius I'VE
cattle, sheep and swine, OCTOBER i1n o ~ @iu'
inclusive; poultry. OCTOBER iltn W h,;,d;no
elusive. All articles in the main ou,u .hs
will be on exhibition from the opening W 'n'
closing Of the Exposition.
Much care has been taken TO PROVIDE an at
tractiye list of premiums for ladies' exhi1it'hg
articles OF their own manufacture. ana TINS
summer will find many OF our ladies' busy
nreparine 10 avail themselves OF the opportu-
nifty offered.
MANY visitors TO the last State Fair remem-
her the handsome exhibits made in the poul..
try department This department was held
under the auspices Of the Richmond Poultry
and Pigeon Association. and the exhibit gave
such general satisfaction that the manage
ment have decided TO entrust II 10 their care
again this fall Poultry raising IS growing
industry in Virginia and the society Will make
preparation for the reception OF large num-
Der of birds.
Admission TO tho Exposition will be by the
means OF passimetres. This will do away with
the ticket system. thereby saving the patrons
OF tho Exposition much time and trouble.
The contract for furnishing ten Thousand
hangers for the purpose of advertising the Tx
position has been awarded 20 Messrs A. hoen
n Co.. of this city. This firm is now engaReu
in preparing a special design, and when conf com,
pleted it will be thing Of beauty. lhese WI.
be posted IN conspicuous places tDrougnous
the country. The society VIII endeaVOt !"
engage q number of first-class sttactions;
thus making the visit of the tourIst Ono VI
pleasure az well as profit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
THE LIBRARY BUILDING.
The Board Seems Unable TO Agree Either on
Site or Plan.

Site or Plan.
The State Library board held a meeting at
the Executive chamber yesterday morning to
consider several plans submitted by Mr. w.
II. Poindexter. the architect Of the board
An informal discussion took place. but no re-
suit was arrived at. Colonel Archer Auder-
son, DR.. w. +. Palmer and Major r. T. ID.
Myers were called in to give their opinion on
the plans. but none of the gentlemen gave
any pronounced preference.
In the afternoon the board met again. but
with no better result. and 1t will DO necessary
10 hold another meeting IN the latter part of
the week. when possibly a decision will DO
reached. | understand that there is great
deal of difference among the members OF the
board as TO the site 10 be selected and conse-
quently as 10 the plans submitted The lat
ter are drawn with reference % certain sites
and am informed that some Of the members
of the board are IN favor Of the site now occu-
pied by the stables in the rear of the Gov
ernors Mansion. 1t has been argued By the
friends of that side that those buildings had
been erected without the proper authority
Attorney General Scott. however. after look
ing into the matter. ascertalned that the Leg
islature had authorized the construction of
these stables and made tue necessary appro-
pration for the same.
When asked for an opinion whether the
Library board could select that site and have
the existing buildings torn down. tho Attor-
ney-General decided that this could only be
done if the Legislature should pass a law
authorizing such action This would neces
state either the calling of an extra session or
the construction OF "A building on that site
would have to be postponed for two years in
order that the required legislation might be
secured. have been told, however. that If
the majority of the board should be
in favor of erecting the State Library on tho
stable area they would be willing 10 take the
bull by the horns and order the work TO be
done at once. leaving 1t 10 the Legislature TO
afterwards sanction the action of the board
Governor Mckinney regards himself the Gus
todian of the buildings on Capitol SQUARE and
Is understood 30 be- opposed TO the destruction
OF any OF them unless authorized by an act of
the Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL.
The Annual Meeting to be Held ana Oineei'
to be Elected.

The Annual Meeting to be Held ana Vi"ee'
to be Elected.
An adjourned meeting Of the Ladies Holly
wood Memorial Association was held yester-
day at noon in the lecture-room of the Second
Presbyterian church.
letter was received from DR.. Is. T. weaver
acknowledging the receipt Of $4,000 from the
ladies for expenses incurred by him IN the re-
moval Of bodies Of Confederate soldiers from
the battle. field at Gettysburg to Hollywood;
The annual meeting or the ASSOCIATION WIN
be held at DR.. Hoge's church IN the morning
of Tuesday. May Sd, when officers tor the en-
suing year will be elected In the evening
mass meeting will be held in the large nan OF
the Young Mems Christian Association 10
celebrate the twenty sixth anniversary OF inc
organization of the Association. ana thls ua'e
will hereafter be celebrated IN similar man
ner. On that evening the speakers VIII DO
DR.. Hunter Mcclure. Rev. Frank Strngtellow
and others The musical part OF the pro-
gramme will include number OF war songs.
The work of the ladies during the past year
will be made public. All friends OF the Asso-
citation are invited 10 be present.
Memorial Sunday. May 18th the SabDath
preceding Memorial day. which was inau-
gurated by the ladies last year. Will also Do
observed in an appropriate manner. Inc ser
vices will probably be held nj st. Pauls
church and all veteran organizations. the
Oakwood and the Hebrew Memorial Assocla-
tons will be invited to participate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
THE RTCHmoNDS TRIUMPHED.
Charlotte BaII-Players Worked with VIII
But Could Not Get Home.


When the game of ball began at Island
Park yesterday afternoon between the Rich
monds and Charlottes victory took a compla-
cent seat on the banner of the Giants and Sc
reney sat there during the entire contest.
Only two spurts Of the Tarheels down 10
second disturbed for a moment her equilio-
rum. but the adventurous players, with un,
INCONSISTENCIES born of juniper swamps and
pine tags. failed TO so up TO third.
Several hundred people witnessed the I'M
even contest. and watched with keen interest
the pretty playing Of the Giants and the poor
fielding Of the Charlottes. The latter team
was not in the game at any Of its stages, whlle
the Richmonds played brilliantly. 1t was an
suspicious day for the home team. ana the
spectators were enthusiastic IN their praises
of them. Kahn did some phenomenal
work In the fourth he stopped
grounder from Hoeys bat that would nave
done credit to Shorty" Fuller. and be mace
two pretty catches at second base Enright
pitched a beautiful game end Is more speedy
even than last year. His curves were puZzies
to the Tarheels Luck caught very credita-
bly,. threw prettily to second. and late pre-,
of the Richmonds played we'll however, not
an error being made by them. They punched
their hits and stole bases with ease. and their
fielding was quick and brilliant.
The Charlottes lost heavily by grievous err
rors and failed TO make hits at the right time.
Ii was the sixth before any one OF their men
got anywhere near home. and he was cut on
at the plate by pretty throw Of Harrison TO
Luck. In the other innings the one, two,
three order prevailed most of the time.
The score below tells the story:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
TIE NICARAGUA CANAL.
The Governor Has Appointed Delegates %
the National Convention.

The Governor Has Appointed Deiegates ."
the National Convention.
The California State Nicaragua Convention
which met at San Francisco on March ~ io'l'
passed a resolution providing that IL Is
deemed wise and expedient that q Nationa,
Nicaragua Canal Convention should pe n lra'i
at the city of st. Louis on June2 1877. ino
Governor of the State of California was 10
ouested to communicate with the goVeini.o'5s
OF all the States and Territories OF the 49,.
States. asking them to appoint IrI Wa.;onai
leading citizens delegates to the N .N. e.
Convention at the rate or two deieea'es -
every United States senator anu % S.a,as
the House of Representatives. from VI. &c. O..
and two delegates for every delegate 10 oon-
press from the Territories. The governors
were also requested to select deie qo tho
nearly as possible in equal numbers from .no
two great National parties 20 aVoiu pai -,
convention. which would not voice tue V .S;s
business judgment OF the peop'e ~
country. -, 9Th
Governor Mckinney. in compliance WIN ~
the request made to him 10y the HoFerho. -,
California yesterday instructed the oec sei.f
IF the Commonwealth 70 appoint the ioiiow
ing gentlemen as delegates 10 the Natlonai
Nicaragua Convention: John H. WillladlnsSi;
William II. Allison. l.. b. Iatum' , Mnisna.i
Gillian. William II. Palmer, i. o. Miil,si4 10
Jr.. Joseph BRYAN. William k. Irlgg l. VI. ~
Talcott. Il. William Pemberton. James fleas-
ants John w. Rely. William c; Preston
James X. Ellerson, Junius Morris. X. A. Ian
rqstar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
Tho Oyster Survey.

Governor Mckinney yesterday sent tele-
gram to DR.. John L. Wilkins. Jr.. the State
Fish Commissioner. notifying him that the
board of the Chesapeake and its tributaries
will meet at the Metropolitan Hotel at Wash
ington tomorrow at noon. The Fish Com
missioner is expected to be present and the
board will confer with Colonel Mendenhall,
the chief of the United States GeOdetic and
Coast Survey in regard to the detailing OF a
competent government officer 20 make the
survey Of the natural oyster rocks. Dr.
wilkins will supervise the survey, and 1t IS
thought that Captain j. b. Baylor. assistant
engineer of the Coast Survey and Geodetic
Department. will be detailed by the Federal
Government to make the survey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
Nfozart Musicale.

The vocal and instrumental programme for
the seven hundred and seventh musicale on
tomorrow evening at the Mozart will be a
very attractive one. The artists taking part
are favorites wherever they have appeared.
and will no doubt be well received by the AS
ISOLATION
The following is the programme: !. Guar
tette, II Softly Dream" (Mohsnezl, Philhar-
monte Quartette. 2. Harp solo, Romance
and Polonaise" (Alvara). Miss Anita Cluss.
3. Soprano solo. let Me Love Thee lArditD.
Miss Grace McCullocb. T. Contralto solo,
ballad (selected) Miss Florence Stidham. 5.
Quartette, A b c (Zollnerl, Philharmonic
Quartette. 6. Harp solo, Grand Fantasia"
(Godfried). Miss Cluss. T. Cayatina, Una
yoce Poca Fa' (RossnD. Miss Law. 8. So
prano solo, The Gypsy" (Oppenheim), Miss
McCulloch. 9. aria, All. fors Lui' (Ira-
viata) Verdi. Miss Meads. 10. Quartatte,
sparrow Chatter" (Otto), philharmonic
Ouartette
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24

Ge,,gO
t
Corner Sixth and Broad.

This is the season when the wastes
of most people are the greatest
either to adorn the person or fur
nish the house. 1t is now that the
most money is spent. 1t is now the
time when the weight Of our low
est price counts-that the sturdy
superiority of our values tells. At
tend our sales this week and see by
how far we excel. Every depart
ment has strong inducements. See
the broad-shouldered values--pond-
err over the low prices on the tick
ets--then you will understand why
we do the largest cash business in
America. Come, examine, try and
save. Remember, we increase the
purchasing power Of your dollar at
least one.fourth.
Here are sample bargains taken from the
different departments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
* DISCOUNT

of 25 per cent. will be allowed on
all japanese wares, including
Plates, Butter Dishes, Cracker Jars,
Rose Jars, Tea-Pots, Ash-Trays,
Bowls, Plaques, Tete-a-Tete Sets
and other fancy dishes.
French Fruit Plates, 7-inch, de-
corated gold edge, 124c. each. Some
Of them valued at 44c.
Carlsbad Ice-C Cream Saucers,
decorated, for 75c. a dozen; White,
for 35c. a dozen. A handsome
French China Fish-Set, fish decora-
ton with gold edge, for S4.75 a set.
English Tea-Sets, full SO pieces,
decorated, for $3.50 a set; Hand
Decorated with gold, $3.50; half
hundred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
IN THE MARKET.
Some of the Deiicaoies which Richmond
People Can Find TO Eat.


As every body knows, by experience or hear
ray, Saturday night is a busy time in the
Richmond markets. With the larger part of
our population it is mostly hearsay. but to
fully appreciate the fact personal experience
is necessary took stroll through the
Second marSet last evening. or should more
properly say pushed my way through for
with the crowd everywhere 1t was impossible
to assume more rapid pace than the surge
of humanity, aud found going with the tide
the best way to keep in the swim as 1t were.
1 found Mr. James =. FlOurnOy. the eff
cient and polite clerk, Mt his post. and learned
from him that 1t was the liveliest day IN the
market this season. An immense amount of
vegetables, meats. fruits and general supplies
were sold. and at an early hour a number Of
the meat stalls had been sold out and were
closed. The market was wonderfully we'll
supplied for the season. took the
inventory Of well-flled hucksters stall
and besides the regular array OF the
found the following new varieties of
new vegetables. early York cabbage, spring
kale, new potatoes. beets, cymlins asparagus,
new tomatoes Bermuda onions. mbers,
radisbes. lettuce. rhuburb. spinach. turnip
salad and last but not least, a fine quantity Of
fresh green peas from Georgia. Indeed most
of the new vegetables were from the far
South, but by the aid Of rapid transit arrived
here fresh and crisp.
In the meat market the stalls were nearly
bare. but | WAS informed by the accommO-
dating clerk that the hooks had fairly grosned
during the day with spring lamb. mutton and
other choice meats. Fish, oysters and game
were scarce and high. Apples and oranges
were displayed IN plenty al reasonable prices
and pineapples We're piled up in
every direction. Grape fruit. which, / was in
formed, is growing in favor in Richmond,
WAS also plentiful ! expected. with so many
early vegetables. to find some berries. but
was told that none tad been on the market.
Everything else seemed plentiful and buyers
were numerous
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
Covered Dishes.

We must have the space they oc-
cupy. Butter Dishes, dc; Full
Size, Handsome Vegetable Cover
ed Dishes, three various shapes, for
35c.
Two sizes Soup Tureens, 99c.
and Csc, not half general cost.
French China Cups and Saucers,
best shapes, $50 a dozen, instead
of the usual 81 so. The same with
double gold band. $l.95 a dozen;
Dresden, Haviland designs, hand
somely decorated, gilt-edge, 29c.
each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
Il Special Sale.

The prices given at this sale are
not guaranteed beyond the reduc-
ton to normal quantities. This TACT
must be remembered. Enough
sales-people will be added to make
it possible that every body shall be
waited on in good time. We give
a few prices in order to asslst-not
one out of ten, however, can be-
enumerated here: Jardiniers. Rus.
tic Oak, New Corrugated Heart
Shape colors Oak, Red, Yellow
and Canary-three sizes, for 2Oc.,
SOC, S119; Metallic Covered En-
bossed, Brouzed and Oxidized, 9Oc..
Sl.4S and $2.4S.
80 Dinner Plates-White Porce-
lain, Dresden make, price SOC. a
dozen, usual price, 81.
White y inch China, John Ed
wards, England, 75c. a dozen, or
binary price, S123.
1O-inch Cake Plate, round or
open handle, &c. each, factory price
usually $1.40 a dozen.
The time for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
our EXPOSITION.
Much Progress Being Made In the Arrange
ments-Tho Races.

Much Progress Being Made In the Arrange
ments-1ho Races.
The management of yirginias second grand
Exposition. to be held in Richmond this fall.
are well-pleased with the progress made thus
Tar IN securing exhibits both in quantity and
quality. Manufacturers North and West
reaching for Southern trade. have graspod
the opportunity offered TO make display Of
,heir wares. Last week added number of
hsnd ONE displays 70 the exhibition. and. ut
.ne ia'e applications are coming in. by the
nliodie OF summer all of the space within
Inc large main building will Lave been taken.
Inc prospects are good for fine dis
pays IN an departments; the trials of speed
PROMISE TO excel anything we have had
mere before. letter received from gentle
la. .. ies.aing IN North Carolina states that he
W. Sls't our Exposition with ten race horses.
letters rees'yed from other parts OF the com.
Try show that all classes viii An we'll Ths
,10ss VIII DO from October 10th 10 l4th in.
e1''ive. The livestock show will be- as fol- .,i-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
PrnnerfY Tranafers.

Richmond. flames Alton Cabell special
commissioner. to X. /. Butler, 81 feet on east
side Twenty-seyenth street between Clay and
Marshall. g, 1000
f. L. Tompkins 10 William G. Neal, $50
feet on east side Foushee street near Cary,
subject to deed of trust of 1886. 1915.
Henrico.- Highland Park Company to VIII
liam +. Dickinson lot in square IA. $500.
Same 10 h. +. Miller. lot in square l. 1900.
Same TO s. T. Hite lot IL in square 80. $500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
Tho Y. NJ. c. A. Ball Team.

There is movement ON foot TO start a
baseball team among the members of the
Young Mems Christian Association, and sew
eral young men have already expressed their
willingness TO play on a nine and it is under
stood that some very good material can be
secured from the members. A meeting Of
those who are DESTROYS TO 60 into ball playing.
will be called some time during the present
week, and all who wish to participate are re-
quested to give their names to Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
Henrico Coun,v Co,r,

Henrico county court was in session yester
day, Judge Minor presiding.
The special grand jury was in session a
portion of the day. They found true bills
against John Silva and j. L. Logan for burn
ing house. the property of f. 4. Baker. on
Graham street. near Gillian, also true bill
against John Silva for burning stock Of
goods with intent TO detraud two insurance
companies.
The jury will be in session again on Tuesday
morning at III o'clock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
Curiosity.

Mr.. c. Cotton Chaplin brought to The TINES
Office yesterday genuine curiosity. II is "A
dark lily, in shape and general appearance ex-
acty like Gala lily. except that instead OF be-
ing white it Is OF a very dark purple color,
almost black. IL was grown at Bullfeld IN
the garden Of Mrs. Thomas w. Boswell and
the ladies there say they never saw anything
like il before.