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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

-ov rrrS. November IA
r.,,sI demonstration tonight
.ss-t-ersct Stevenson said:
democrats We rejoice over
-..,,rv we have achieved, we
f,--ct that we are all Amer
c..5cra,s and Republicans alike,
80 cor0try, one destiny. The
..1,.S 1 sttaches 10 the American
N American achievements
.-- .----,.rsfvely TO no party or sec
.-.t5e common heritage of all
.srynen.
--.-s,ted in having wise legls-
~ t11pst methods in govern
T~av be- Ulrdoned for saying
campaign Just closed has
,,-r-sr'v free from personal
-s This should be a matter
.~- 20 at. men who place a
..~srs upon personal character
rs.us the good name Of those
are coutjed important mat
,s Measure in bearing testimony
[r8r while the contest was yet
mined. 90 .he ability and high
character OF the gentlemen
- candidates for high Office
opposing tickets.
Erss, domestic bereavement
dent OF the United States has
,ht sympathy OF all his cOun-
Hta, been truly said that the
--tga recalled the era OF good
which marked the adminiStra-
President Monroe. May we not
uthe great political struggle
between two eminent
Harrison and Cleveland
a- representatives of the two
rss will inaugurate a new era
res- politics, aud that calm dis
sll respectful consideration for
ions Of our opponents will char
a Presidential contest Of the
H
this contest has been waged
. name the isSues involved
s1ore the less clearly and dis
iasd. We firmly believe that
rs Of our country and of its
c.tzsn are bound up in the
lthe great historic party OF
b are mem bers.
ly0r q larger measure Of COM
u-Is tending to employment TO
our own skilled labor, and that
ei States be the successful
nf.n the markets OF the world.
fihe free admission of law ma
-
apart ofour political creed that
l.1I, and the tax is paid by the
b We earnestly favor the re-
20 q minimum Of tariff taxes
slecessaries of life.
sys the power TO tax is limited
public necessities % the end
nay have staple government In
s avoid race disturbances and
81. sections Of our country the
3 and happiness which spring
D government.
re ula.terably opposed TO the
d the force. We favor the
economy in expenditures Of
l money. The verdict OF the
,ls been pronounced against a
Rory tariff; but let no appre-
Be t5.t that the business in
Q. the country viii ba imper-
reduction Of the tariff within
gi.I conserve, not destroy,
-->, interests or the country.
Be frs. time In almosta third Of
. l1e Democratic party will
departments of the govern
l tl.s great power will come
'lols.J.I.t.es.
ave selected FOR the highest Of
'1 TO our constitution, q states
ADMINISTRATION has stood the
''. and isa guarantee Of what
NJ Rest assured that with
Ds7elaDi as President, and
Senate and House controlled
bis political faith, the gov
N. be safely administered,
le0n will be in the interest
1gen
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Big Time at bethany.
Snsetal Tsleara,e % ne Rsgister.

BETHANY. w. VA, November 14-Fhe
Democrats here held a glorious parade
Saturday night, the town being painted
red. which was in honor Of Grover Cleve-
lands electioa. All kinds of fire works
were used, and a good time was held in
general. The music was furnished by the
Wensburg Drum Corps. The parade was
also in honor of w p. Cowans, Repu0h-
can. elected Sheriff of Brooke county.
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walker Denies Recommending Him

BosroS, November IA washington
dispatch saws that charges Ivan Petron
charged with furnishing false Information
10 the government with relation 70 tao seal
industry Of Alaska, also stated tnat it"aS
an the recommendation Of Gen. francis A.
walker that Petroff was selected 70 furnish
the statistics
Gen. walker said to-day that he wa.
oulte positive that he had no. recommended
Petroif 70 Gen. Porter
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Big Fire Near FalrmOnt.
r.ilnrnrn 10 thARlniater.

NDtCIut LttFlI lIEF' % V''94'VNE'V'''
FAIRMoNT, w. VA, November IA
stable belonging to John Sevell and situat-
ed on the Barrackville pike, quarter OF
mile from town, was destroyed by tire
early this morning. Seven head OF fine
horses were burned. also hay, grain and
harness. Some mules in the basement
were saved. Loss, $1,000; insurance,
81. 200. Supposed to be incendiary.
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THAT TIRED FEELING

Creeping Over Mr. Cleveland, But It's No
Wonder After One Thinks What He Has
Gone Through.
NEW YORK, November 14.-Mr. Cleve-
land did not receive all his callers to-day.
He complained during the morning OF hav-
ing slight bilious attack, but later in the
day he said it had been wern away.
He admitted, however, that he felt ia
tigued, as he has been kept busy ever since
election receiving visits from prominent
Democrats who desired to offer their con-
gratulations.
Among the callers who saw Mr.. Cleve-
land to-day were Governor Flower, w. ).
Bissell, of Buffrlo, his former law partner,
Congressman Johnson, of Ohio, and Louis
Baker. Chairman of the Democratic State
Committee of Minnesota.
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nainister to Turkey.

PORTLAND, ORE, November l4-P. u.
Thompson, of this city, IS IN recelPt OF =
telegram from Secretary Oh otaIe oseeL,
*, T,,rI-ev 10 succeed Solomon HirSh, re-
s;,ne5 proyiding he can enter upon his du-
s;es nv necember 10. MIR. Thompson Will
e,.,.enf o.sS the appointment if he can arrange
S,;s ,grivate bvsiness affairs satisfactorily.
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rs Court in Charleston.
SpsctaI telegram to The Register.

lSDsciQt IsseQrdhg 20 tts hsptSSsF.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November A.
Judge J. J. Jackson arrived hore to-day
aud opened the United States District
Court. A large number OF court oncials,
Iawvers clients, witnesses and others are
in attendance. No business OF Importance
was done to-day. The grand jury meets
Wednesday.
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HORRIBLE DISCOVERIES. A
Bodies of Infants That were KILLED Aby
Having Their Spines Pierced With Need

Bodies OF lDl6OCS 1nAJ NcEo kAhlce| ny
Having Their Spines Pierced With Need
les.
SYDNEY, N. S. W., November IA
The police are making close searches Of
all the premises that have been occu-
pied by the Makins, the family of baby
farmers now under arrest here. At
Mcdonald and Rsdfern, two suburbs Of
Sydney where the family have lived,
the bodies of thirteen infants were
found and to-day q search made Of the
back yard OF house at ChippendaIe,
once occupied by the Makins resulted In
the discovery of two more bodies. The
mothers of some of the murdered babies
have been traced. The police found at
one house a bundle of long needles
wrapped In a boodstained piece of cali
co and the doctors say that the babies
were killed by having their hearts or
spines pierced with needles.
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Annther NlIInaukee Fire.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, November 4.-Mil-
waukee had another disastrous fire vista
ton this morning when the large dry
goods store OF r. L. Kelly & Co, fronting
on Wisconsin street and Broadway was
completely gutted. The total loss will
probably reach s175,O00. The loss is GOV.
cred by insurance.
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OAPEHART's MAJORITY.
1t win Reach 1000 and Possibly More.
The Figures.

Special Tslsgrsm to he Register.
POINT PLEASANT, w. VA, November
1.-THE full returns have not been re-
ceiyed for this Congressional district,
but enough is known to show that Cape
hart will have majority OF 1000 and
possibly little more. Full returns
have not been received from Wayne
and Calhoun counties. The following
are approximately correct: For Cape
hart, Peasants 143; Calhoun, over 400;
Roam, 32s; Writ, 212; Putnam, A; Lin
coin, 406; Cabell, 4S6; Wayne, about
600; total, 2,619. For Caldwell, Ritchie,
2l7; Wood 19l; Jackson, 90; Mason, 1s9;
total, Gle. Capehart's majority, 1908.
The third party supported Capepart
almost TO 2 man, and their votes in the
district are estimated az 500.
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nFarboI Knovn i'm seattle,

SEATTLE, WASH, November 14.-Louis
Marbel, who was arrested in New York
to-day for watch smuggling, was employed
here in Pipers & PrensinRs' bakery up to
about six months ago, when he lett sud
denly and without giving any explanation
other than that he was going TO Europe.
He was a very steady fellow and had no
known vices.
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rher Must BE BADLY Scared.

PITTsBTRG, PA, November 14.-The en-
ployes of j. Painter & Sons iron works, in
the West End, wero notified to-day that
hereafter the mill would only run single
turn, instead Of three turns, as has been
the custom for some time. When asked for
q reason for the change, Supt. Il. L. Har-
per said it was the result of last Tuesdays
election and for want of orders.
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He Has Not Been. InterrIewed

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, November 14.-Hon.
Adlai Z. Stevenson said tonight to re
porter of the Associated Press that he had
not given out for publication any inter.
view regarding a special session OF Con
gress. Mr.. Cleveland, as the President
elect, was the proper person to speak upon
this matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15
Tbev saw Tbev1I Sea Kolb.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November l4.-The
Alabama Legislature meets tomorrow, and
among the members already arrived,
Kolb's declared purpose to be inaugurated
for Governor of Alabama is freely discuss
ed. The Kolb members refused 70 divulge
their plans, but claim that they have per-
fected means to seat KolD.
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Anurn,nr candIo In an on Can.

PrTrsBuRG, Py., November IA nree
in Mex Keesport this evening destroyed
eight tenement houses on Eleventh street
rendering fifteen families and nearly ioO
persons homeless. The FIRE started IN
James Browns grocery and was caused ~
the oyerturning Of candle In can OF OIL.
Tbs loss was t>5, ,000
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s.ar,,n1er on Trial Again.

SAN Francisco, November 1.-THE sec
ond trial of Maurice Sterlinger, better
Known as M. B. Curtis, the actor, who IS
Charged with having shot and killed Police
man Grant on the night OF September II,
IS91. came up before Judge Murphy, Of the
Smnrsme Court, to-day. The proceedings
today were confined 10 securing a jury, a
task which is expected to occupy most OF
the week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

sioux FALLS, S. D., November Ire
turns from thirty-nine Of the fifty counties
give Harrison, q, 1893; Weaver, 1867, and
Cleveland 7,19S; plurality OF s,21t
for Harrison. The remaining counties
will probably maze little change in the
plurality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-15

CLEVELAND. O., November 14.-Leaos
T lawson, night clerk al tne 1reEsrsSn 100
a1Sea rLlSad % the safe Of between 500 and 500,
10 ro5 I,ft the citv early this morning. he
soS sl.S hesn employed at the place but one
week.
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Accepted With Thank.

WEsr WHEELING, o., November IA
To fhs Edgor o(fh R<0isters
As the political battle has :
foueht and Democracy been ylctorif
please allow me 20 extend my sif4
congratulations for the effective
and GOOD management done by thu
IsTEs. Buckeye s
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GUTHRIE, o. T., November 14.-G. J:
Uerr, q well known cattle man, shot and
killed u. S. Fcss, seventeen miles from
to-day, because Foss betrayed Derr's SIS
ter. The latter gave himself up.
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sickness in Clarks burg.

SpecfGt IeIfOTuNl 70 IIe hsbtt'sI'
Cr.RKsBURG. w. VA. November IA
wsifer Harris. son OF John L. Harris
died this morning Of diphtheria. DR.. j.
w. Bowcock is very i'll Of pneumonia.
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Poxderlx WIN Not Talk.

ST. LOUIS, November A.-Grand Master
Workman 7. V. Powderly reached the CITY
late this evening. He refused totalk with
the reporter of the Associated Press re.
gariing the report that he intended not "a
accept another term Of his present Office
General Secretary Hayes said, however. "a
the reporter: 81 have talked with Mr.
Powderly. and he assures me be win no,
leave Us, and that all reports 70 the con.
trary are untrue.
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'lDSB FOR ALARM
Statesman Such as Grover
Cleveland at the
, oF TEE GOVERNMENT AND

.-a and House Of Repre-
enc, ..,-.s Under Control His
- Nothing VIII be Done to
W the Business Interests
'Corptry-General Stew
Kind Words for Harri =
and Republicans
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p..t ana Rorers Discharged.

ALBANY, n. Y, November l4-Labor
Commissioner Charles f. Peck and MS
stenogrspher, Ebert Rogers, were sue
cessful for second time tofay ~ znoIner
proceeding brought aEains TEN Ior &c,
stroying public recrff ,ne sn1Ps 2.
tariff circulars ol-nls.,p.ssl all., - -
based his rep Eltsn " s,.S
public seFe e,eS..o1s a..o r.,...7
the CopT - - .s,-.<f S,ef[
sUsta1
founot
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Rev. Dr.. sIoastt Dead.

RICHMOND, VN., November l4.-Rey. D5, S
7 h. Moffett. pastor OF the Baptist Cnqrcn
in North Danville, and the recognizeo FrC- s.
hibition leader, who was shot oy :. =.
Clsrk. a lawyer AMI prominent Democral0
nolitician last Friday, is dead
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- r.esrn. No1smber 14-Durlng the
1h1 = ',.s.e,,rfz adoaths from cholera
pess I,,,s. .rrsS .ssi1 s. / rsris = Holland
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E5a1i. aP1islpitation, pain in chest
~ s,9.1s, 80. etc, cured by DR.
nSs1'S-,1- : S1re. Sod at the To-
-5y,s ~, and R,R. Burt's ans 1
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r.a Browns Bronchial Troches ior
co.gh. colds. and al other Throat troubles
.,.- IA lest.-Rsp. Hsarg H1ra
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r.N" AalsNs senator.
as, November l4--Now that
'.s ere assured of q majority on
a ne legislature, speculation
no VIII succeed Bishop w.
--..ed States Senator. While
..-S M. assisted the POpulists in
.-1s victory ia Kansas, no one
-,.--s-aers a Democrat a Sena-
-,y. Judge John Martin who,
-! other man, is responsible
~. lle Democratic State con
'slg the POpulist State and
49,, mas o-eu working asSidu-
l-e campaign 10 secure
80 , the POpulist legisla-
-a.es for himself for
s,.5 bis speeches, he
- .- al Of the principles Of the
and is now only a Demo
~ = Notwithstanding this, Mar
Re ,eo 20 be In the race. At
III .-,4'or,tes are Judge Frank
4 \ psa pC-a w. Brsidenthal, chair
y, ,oy-1sl State Central Com
,,..' owed State Socialists, hay
.s-.-.yg ~. yg9lc,riue from the stump.
si--.o i-. being az the head of the
~, B planted on the shores Of
81 SSay, 10 the State Of Sinaloa,
kW we're candidates two years
"a a F,e1er defeated John J.
sro,y..o .oelong to the most radical
IN ~. y, ana while neither would
p.s,'sr.- 'sr-1.eate .leate before the people,
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49, democrats Euthused.
~ 70 Hs Rgist.r

ss n, Mn November 1.-THE Dem
,,, ,,., F.S:9 ~ e he'd a great parade to-
.>la5 NJ. ile FresideLt-elect Gro
|,a,ss TSlca Ts was the length Of
s'es, s5 -s Town was most beau
Ase Y ala was painted red from
|,,s llaer- A grand time was Is
|>ssi lae parade consisted Of
Pee People. The string band
'1e uF0m corps furnished
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>'s'',f|s::;;,!|s s. !:::;: s::;:; J:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09

,,op rur TERMINAL ORGANIZATION.
y,ar. No,v Show Greater Willingness to
Enter tho Syndicate, as fro'esS'o""
Jealousy Is Eliminated.

Npw York, March s.--The committee IN
charge of the reorganization OF the Richmond
Ts,mipal Company decided on Sunday that
ifthe much discussed guarantee fund was 70
be raised il must be by the committees own
exertions. The bankers who have the Ia'''1<
~ this fund m charge found II Impossible 10
90, subscriptions to the original fund Oh
s34,J00,c0O.
NOT ANXIOUS TO sUDSchibf'
Thov vera 10 have received S9i5'Ooo ior
,ho;r rork but bankers and capitalists oiu
-. 80, <y.--onrious TO put their names
49, o,'a NJ one time it looked very se'i0"'
for The success of the reorgahlD.l'.o1 .to co,,
II was learned to-day that slnoo - a.
mittee has taken up the cSts1 tho bank
,,ot the subscriptions for the luhu ."e 49,
ko' - - shown q greater willingness " enter
a. s,',dicate especially as the great point OF
,nrofcssional iealously has been eiinlina'eu'
TIE AMOUNT CIT down.
I'll. amount needed has been cut down
from AZ. 500 600 to between SIo'OOV'oOV ana
Is said that the originally estimated
...,',,rt contained an item Of over SlO.UOO.OJO,
~bicb was 10 be used for the purpose OF
I-uidatinp bonds though what Donus were
,'aant was not specified This rather peculiar
i,sm has been eliminated as have other items
which are not considered necessary to be PAID
of. .......
THE CENTRAL RECEIYERsHIP.
The present managing powers in Terminal
,nake liobt of the Georgia Central receiver
shin They even intimate that whoever was
resnonsible for it uncOnsciously played into
tbeir hands. So far from delaying the reor-
eanization il may expedite matters. 1t Is not
Generally known that the lease OF the Georgia
Central has never been ratified by the hlch-
,nond Terminal and Richmond and Danyil!e
stockholders. The lease was made
TO the Georgia Pacific, which IS IN
turn leased 70 the Danville. AS
the Georgia Central has been running
behind in earnings for some years IT is a con
siderable debtor to the Danville for DIVIDENDS
advanced and other expenditures Many OF
the Danville directors were opposed 70 leas-
ing the Georgia Central. as the control OF the
stock seemed to be sufficient but those III
favor of tie lease carried their point; naer
these circumstances itseems doubtful whether
The ARGUMENT for a permanent receiver Wnicn
will be had before Judge Speer on the IJth,
vii be more than nominaly opposed by inc
Dauyille.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09

Dontfool with Indigestion. Take BErcHAMs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09
,.~x STATEMENTS.

,r ,rponT or THE cQNDHEgI2qIYS OF TIVE
t2gSHoy TASfr u g sffi lqEE nS Of viz Il
IIcH,MQliNSPlria r II OsHb 0FBUsINEss. MARCH
!, lh9-: praorRgEA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09

o,oo. srocoesor TO General Palmer. will no
doubt be Repul lean -. ..,,,oI
nomination. 1T - ..,1;da,a
We'll man can't very well be candidate
e., ,ho ,,reeidency II his own State delegation
~, ,,ains, him but I've many friends on tside
- Co.. county. and they will be In the state
oe,ront;on These friends will be numerous
,lbev will be stnunch friends of mine. lhey
,yiil he opposed to General Palmers candi-
Lacy which is not looked upon fayoraoiy III
the southern part of the State"
Tue ,ie Tho state convention declares for
Palmer. will your friends bolt the nomlna-
II never bolted the nominee in my life. and
never will. Hence | have no reason 10 De
lieye that my friends would co such thlns.
Rut cannot tell what they will do. Or course
II the State delegation is not for me- GER
;ainly Will not be q candidate. -,
VANpAIIA. Ill. March 9.-ltlooks as though
the threat Of Colonel W. IL. Morrison anu ms
followers 10 make trouble tor faliher "ou4U
- Twelve H,'eI counties in central and southern
Illinois have selected delegates u the DoNio-
cratic State convention. and there "eio ~ ~
structions for Palmer in any OF them JACK ar,
son indoYsed him and so did wayne 1He
others were silent. 80, ,,o,lo
No mention of the junior senator was mace
in the Democratic county convention noio
to-day, and the Delegates 10 lho 49, - -
ton arc known 70 favor the unit RUE anu W
be opposed TO instructor 3 Tor anyDouy io'
President.
The SIM states that in administration CIR
Giles the impression prevails that the IvS'HouD
intends 10 appOint the successor OF Tue lalo
Mr. Justice Bradley with as little decay rs
nossihle The nomination may go 10 the sen
ate within the present week. for II IS uhuer-
stood the President has about concluued 10
nominate Judge Edward J. Green. OF lren-
TON \ J.. now United States district Judge
Of that State. Judge Green Is regarded az
one of the ablest lawyers in the 1hird
indiciai circuit file is about fifty years Old,
and is an interchangeable worker on the bench.
Ills wife il one of the social leaders at 1ren-
ION and their family includes three beautiful
daughters and son. who has gained some
distinction by practicing medicine III fhlla-
phia.
The World contains an elaborate letter
signed "A German American. on inc 1eI-
man vote. which closes as follows:
To sum up in brief The Democrats OF Ger
man birth have declared and served notice
mon the party that they will vote Tor the ne
Dublican candidate if man IS nominated at
Chicago who il in favor of free coinage OF il
tree- COINAGE plank is adopted. With the loss
of the German vote. or even large part OF H.
The Democratic party Is bound to lose New
York and Indiana, its success IN New Jersey
and Connecticut will be seriously Imperfect
and all hope of carrying Wisconsin aud I'LL
nois must be given up. THIS Is the situation
as il presents itself to the cool and impartial
observer. "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09
BICYCLES. &c.

NO one ever had such q line Of up-to-da.e'
RicvcIes offered him before Our 80 20 -
I1onnd Century Columbias." our 30 10 Sd pound
ARamblers.H our "HartforIs' Lowell Dia,
monds. Crescent" Rob Roy" "Cinch' and
Junior Safety Bicycles head the procession.
matte tires shown no the Philadelphla a. &. g.,
show-one that will not puncture and one easily
repaired in case of pnnclure B0th posiilFelt
guaranteed in evo rs respect We are on still
hunt for any bicycle rider who has not tried a
pneumatic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09
LEGAL NOTICES.

xrrRGINIA-IN THE SUPREME COURT OF
Y APPEALS HELDAT TIE STATE COZ t. i-
M00NBAY, TIE 18Th DAY or FEBRUARY
ISL!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09

An opportune friend will he found in DR.. D..
Jayne's Expectorant. when racked by severe
cold. and the many lung or throat affections
which sometimes follow. Ihis ola remedy
has met the approval of two generations, and
is to-day as popular, safe and effective as
ever.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09
Chickens and Egg
AND HOW TO GET THEM.

/ have used one box,
and found il very Dene-
fetal 20 young fowls.
Have not lost any with
.Gapes since ] COM
.menced its use.
Miss NELLIE DIGGs,
Mathews CourthouseNa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09


Y Partee and y. T. Foard and n. Partee, rart-
ners under the style and iirm nane OF 4HIn "
partee Observation-Disclosures. @A4lDi''i'
John IT, Pharis, trustee II. }. Reynolds ana W.
=. Floyd. Hc..-..-...... .--.'
urron an apneal from decree pronounced by
he tircuIt Court OF the county OF Henry on
the 18th DAY of October l6jl.I
1bo Object Of the petition filed in this cause is
10 have the said decree of the Circuit Court OF
Henry county reviewed and reversed Dy the
Supreme Court OF Appeals. 49,.
And affidavit having been made and hled tnat
the appellees H. j. Reynolds and W. ). iIQyd,
arenot residents Of the state of Virginia, they
are required TO appear here on the 18th DAY OF
March. 1892 after due publication hereof once
naner published i'm the city of Richmond. then
and there to answer the said appeal and 10 have
rehearlng Of the whole matter therein con-
tanned.
A copy-Testc: 49,, -, ~
I W ANDERSON and W. III. GRAyELY. counsel
for petitioners. lelf- tn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-09

II STOPPED Cholera en-
.iroly among my fowls.
Mrs. d. Is. HANNAH,
Pamplins. Va.