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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-10-05
San FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE srArx or TRADE.

THE STAIR or TRADE.
sas Francisco. Oct. 4.--cIosing: Wheat
-Quieter. December. sstsc. May. aaxc.
Bariey-Qaiet aud steady; December,
G<; May. stsc.
Corn-{i.S0.
Bsan-sI4 per ton
nxEArsrUrrs AND aRArsa
renr-Famiiy extras. t32383 IS; bak-
en- extras. &a.i5s9325; superfins. - s3sl
whea;-Deaiers are hopeful Of improve
Esnt in the near future. buyers for ex-
port continue inkewarm. More activity
and stronger prices characterized business
n the call board. No. 1 shipping. -sazGe
Ac for q choice article: milling wheat, ssts
eSz&c: walla walia 675sc for fair aver
ass, so9sti5o for No. 2. aud &oSso0c for OF
Fvxas.
Barisy--Buying was slow and light
FEEL. fair 10 good, 5se7ei choice, 7sSi@
Sac; brewing. Sataoc-
ats-Milling. 81 ioSs 1. IS: surprise. 81. f2,S
elisss; fancy feed. $Loo9Lios good TO
shoiee. ssc9ssio2ss: poor 10 fair. s5sfs21sc
back. sistL25; red. sDc@tl.io: gray. SOC
esi
Produce rscsipts--Flour. sacks, ass:
Ossgoa, 2,62s: wheat. eentsls, lis; WASH
.agson. s,o6o: barley. csntais, i7,Sl9;
Washington. Ice; oats. ceDtais, Lac:
sAcks. los. Oregon, 80: Washington,
FL: middllngs. SACKS, ooT; Washington.
81
FINANCIAL
Drsfts-on sigh. New York. per 500.
Eae. Sterling bills on London-Sixty
say bank, s4.Sss
Silver baFs-Per ounce. eS&sSkc.
MINING srocxA
Alta %: Bslcher, %: Best a Bslcher.
10. Boaie Consolidated. $50; Bnlwer.
=: Cholar. -. Consolidated Califor-
IA Virginia. SSH. Crown Point.
80. Eureka Con-. Is; Gould &
Garry. loo: Hale & Soreross. loo. Next
tan. rs: Mount niahlo, 10: ophtr.
80, Posasi. 400: Savage. IS; Sierra
Nevada I5s; Uaion Consolidated. les:
tisA. II; Yellow Jacket, us: Andes. =:
sassion, 40; Caledonia. Il: Challenges
setsalsdstsd, IS; ConsoIidassd Imperial,
! araud Prize. ?: kentues, e; Occidental.
u: ssg. bslrhsr. IS: Scorpion. -; Con-
tasaee, ita
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Matte Burns, charged with . violation
of the new disorderly person ordinance,
was tried Yesterday and acquitted BY Judge
Glasgow on the ground OF the in 50 t,iciency
Of the evidence. II appeared that the
mayor approved the ordinance on ssptem-
Der IS and that the arres; was made on tie
18th The charge was that fhe woman
had engaged in the business of soliciting
the sale of drinks. and the court held that
what had occurred prior to the approval of
the ordinance could not be used against
her. The only testimony given by the
officers Was that the woman had been seen
the night Of the arres; in the Mint saloon
drinking with men. City Attorney VIM
stock prosecuted the case for the city with
ability. bat could not succeed in the face
OF the lack of testimony.
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CHICAGO ssEsKrs-
rax psAxe OF rsADx

CHscAeo. Oct. A--Ths appArwat COLLAPSE
N he European var scare usae ias grain
markets firrn to-day. closing ~ita wssAt ie
hlxAsr: cora ic higher for October. and
NC hisa.r fot May. Oats sao~ gain q
s.e. provisions n2rre1 The general bar
ynony by Asslnx weak aat e&osiag lover.
The North we.sern recsspss ~ co2ntry
vasnts weve reported - hare fallen 81
saoat 3 per cent spFias wheat was IA
good demand. WAess opened ARA en-
whas ths shorts ssx Ia she morning papers
"a ~mr whas s1at essss 81 sGytng re-
essxe.s a Kst.s stimulus freHa The eaase re-
f,-r~a 70. huysng fer she lanr sscosnt ssd
soEss sasslrsnx ay il 20 sorss sxtsna Ane-
hsA censoas recovered somewhat frUza The
decline Of yesterday. Iavsypees vas aessY
a. epsnsng for ~hsal Aaa PArss @saa Ssrs1a
wers iskswfse eaossc sr1ns naxhes tes
bali. observed sAas tie receipts 81 AaaGs-
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MAXINE NEWS

Hoorfax, WASH. Oct S-Arrived-Ssr
Point Iona. from san Francisco, TO load
at Cosmopolis.
SAS FRAScTsco. Oct. A-Arrived-Gselic
from Hongkong and Yokohama; Trackee,
FROM Portland. Clsared-keweenaw, for
Comox. Wellington, fo- Ma
nasmo; Ctr Of Rio De Ianeiro. for Hong
kong and Yokohama. Cosmopolis for
Grsy's hsrboF. Freights and charters
Am sehr j. ". Weathsrwsx, lumber, from
Puget sound 20 San Jose de Guatemala
Am TX Margaret, lumber. from Puget
sound TO sydney.
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CAS- grAy ISLANDS - STEAMER LYDIA
- xHUM F~1Ns carry az E1ffsA states za4ss.
Sesvss cts p2cx. snes q Asla street.. MoG4xY.
" e&aasz9y 9az Ev.eszy A. a n sar Pert Towzs-
sS4 Saa 1aaa txsA2ss xE@ New BsAscax4
sHKTH zorxn TINE cAxn. SoETH acESD
~ ~~asks~ 80 az IL X . Azsrsza Ssae sss
Is II Tswns' & 90 kzz ~ Eacax KEr II 80 ara
~ grlzxy II I'll - AZ ~ FEt1xy Hr.izs9 n
IT Rocss H,s~z2-sG "a Ls ~ Eaw2s4 As2pz
Az WAasrSm SOS gxa AZ sexgssa s.s5 n1a
;. Z. Teczgsaz- AxEsgs2s 0s&S<. J. A. Hat
Res. Aga4S fxAaas s@&
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Trainers.

pkCIFTc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch sssamsrs sr0a seattle
follows.
FSr ssr Franesseo ia P9-t Towzssaa sn1 Vic
toriA, ~ n gpzssssEers rec&4Fs1 CO board a.
3 IA oss -, * - .. -
Per Alaska. Oct seaa1 3
Frovs sGa Frxnelsea. Fes VtetoYss sa1 FEge.
sozaa Yozss. az g. ~, cs& s. :. 4. z. =. =.
Tseksss ra&v - cns8iae3 50 tie esses q tie
coz pazy, ~ 0ee&a 1oex, se@sals.
G10nAlf. FEgETNs 4 CO.
Geasrsl sEsGss. Saa Fgascscn
III goxSxos, r , sSgs. seattle
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wEsr COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO
sIrAMrR rARAIInN.

STEAMER FARAIiOS.
Dispatches steamer. for san Francisco Oct
Is, Nov. s. Nov. -, Dec 5, and every &c DAYS
shereafteF.
Passenger and freight rates the loves.
Tickets and freight rates can Re obtained By
APPLYING 70 J. q. CARROLL Agent
Cnioa dock. foo; OF Talon street. seattle
Tesephonc g.
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SEATTLE, Oct. e. 1894.
Ixchaness 1T Seattle, Tacoma and Port
"a clearing houses today we're.


Ihs local wool market remains In de-
~. There Is scarcely any inquiry. and
sAsrs IL practically no sale for any except
ssns Of the finer grades. While prices are
90 quotahly lower. the situation Is easier
ian tso weeks ago. and there IL less sta
h'Iiy 70 values. with the exception noted.
The local produce market yesterday was
dss and there we're but few fluctuations
h prices as compared with yesterdays
fsures. Sales Of fresh fruit we're fairly
Ixzes. bat not ny to expectations. Water
nslons and canteioupcs still continue dull,
sd end hardly any sale. Fancy peaches
ss got very plentiful, and dealers ars
bedding for full figures. The demand 10
fAir. Plums are in rather light supply,
M the inquiry In moderate. Bartlett
pssfs are scarce. and are moving Of fairly
ssIl as the quoted rates. The choice va
Fistiss Of apples are selling ut steady
sfurcs, but supplies OF medium stock are
ptili excessive. Grapes are In moderate
sappIy. and prices ars held fairly steady.
eales are quite good. The dried fruit mar
let remains unchanged.
Dairy produce Is selling steadily at the
ssme figures as prevailed yesterday.
Butter, however, 10 shade firmsr.
The local wheat market IL In q very M
satisfactory condition, the inquiry for
shipments being light and values weaker
add tending downward.
Movement in merchandise lines IL good,
AID October promises to be first-ciass
Month. Prices are unchanged.
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trade AND SHIPPING.

rs DxyAxrxKxr o. AsRscurrrnx.s
MAMIE ErxEAr.
pos7LAxz. Or. Ost. 4 lssk1
$,r.~.nest for Fsscsy. FAIR followed BY rain.
n z. AEcxAxonH
Observer in chaxyG
80 gKArxs pTr&ErxKwT oY A9EycrEruxB.
~rx1uHa yrzKAC-DAfLx srLa-EfES.
exArrLs wssE. Oct 4 sse4
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poEr TOWNSEND. PORT ANGELES AND
cTKANEg eIpE-cHANGg or RrN
HOOD CANAL Ro5TE.
srKAxrR RAIxrrR

Rebuilt ast rsiaraished. leaves Lily, Boxsraas
Ce.s dock Aoacay. Wednesday ana FRIDAY az
.. =. for KIagsscn. Port Ganess. Bangor s<s-
beck. I4iiwaup. Davafio. Heoisporf, Cnisr
CITY and inESrlasdsste points, arriving IN rnfsn
CITY 81 II Leaves pnioa City 9 O. =. Tues
day, THURSDAY and szturfsv. arriving in Scat
tic af a IL r. z LIBBY. Master.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL BurIxa


J Little, snohomish CSlaghsn, Portland
q Swatweii. PortIt NontsAin. DO
CSlef, Caic&go u MeNssn, san Fran
Raymond. forfi d -ymoas. Portland
Chi.bsrg 4 vi, Isc H0cart vt, ST
W Good xlG ~, Van N Turner, efsos aEs
+ eifora. san FRAN Mss Aurpag. FatrA
Ars D SEfvey, hstcozn II y Johnson. Wash CT
II + gls.sen. Ellsns5x wilson. Ei.sassnrg
A II Carfs,is, Miiw'ks J ! BOYLE Sf. - Paul
c Place, spokGns Ars B Place. spok2as
r Preston, SsnsT. &c smith. NY
II keek, Portland Hail wife. Tacoma
II Hsseen, City Narllars. Herkly, Cal
Mrs Mes4s, Tacoma ksAloS, Alma
h kAhlow, Altss
HoTEt rELLxa
Mrs ssrusls. Corvallis Mrs W Fisher, corvAls
J czundersor. kerf3a : Jameson. NhAsceza
! Sanders. NosaiavA A i Blowers. Coapsvils
A q TAX. Bazlngtoa byEoa 8sFl0w. Tacoma
q II Aewzt. Ktnen1s a i White, Tseorzs
Capt -1ita. lkr14as 4 Lax, B9sasA
II Hlg.re sesd. Tacoma y Hughes Snsq a1airzie
II : TrsMp1x. Saeitoa VIA B14t. -sseoft
2 2 LaEae. -eaSssd W : Hayrssor. Ssahcsd
e Olsen. Monss Nrssto u HAra, M0at crsst
Mr. s Mrs Lans,osyvay I'eaton, Harrington
A M0.fty & nj. ~ TvaaAr s Mrs B4rtA Nfw
Cxllen ssuga, Bar Nsw Asa GARDINER, spoaaas
EoTEL soKTHEEx
NC Hslvfg, S2a Fran A Nilsols, Sew York
7 sexton, 90 ksxle q -, do
L W saith. DO AaxIe, DO
" Smith, Juneau u Cobb. 81 Paul
} Beaded. Glfy a 4 Mallory. Portland
u COOK. BSstca NogtsY. II Faal
y MeCTcxsen, kye-esf a snessev. Port lxz1
A cSle. hste3Ea Brooks. Ctr
Geo Bsroks- Gilman 6 AE1sr-aa. facsEaa
IS Harriet & ", 10 u 9iosan. II. Do
: J EaSied<e. III Vera II 8 Harris. Evsrsss
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CKAGIr RIVER ROUTE
- STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD.
Leaves Lilly. Bosaraus & Cas- dock. seattls.
Tuesday. October 2. 10 p. n Thursday. October
4, IL q M. saturday, 0cte Der 8. 10 ..
Reiarn-IA4vss Mount yeraon Wednesday.
October 3. Il noons Friday. October s. u nooa.
Sunday. Oefobsr :. 10 a. n.
Calling az Everett. stsnwood, Fir, sksgft City
and Avoa Fare 81 Meals &c.
LILLY. B0GARDTS & CO.,
Telephone Va s52 0wnefs sad Managers
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA.
Steamers lesvs San Frsneisco for Honolulu.
Samoa. Auckland, y. z, and sydney, y. 8 W,
without eharge
Steamship Monowsi. October Is. ? p m.
Honolulu only .stesrns nip Australia. Sept "a
TH0S. A. GRAHAM, AGENT. sTARR-B0fD
BLOCK. SEATTLE
VI. wxssrER. Dssl Ascent. Vancouver. b. c.
J D. sfREcKELs & BROS Co. General Ageass
San Francisco
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STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.

Steamer leaves Yesler wharf. Seattle.
For rates .nd ether Information apply
l. A. NADEAC. Gen. Agent y. r. z. R.,
Yss.er Ara aud Front si. Seattle
5. q. YERkEs. Agent. Yes.er Nhart.
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pACEFEc NAVIGATION CO
IzZ& GAs&
seattle sr1 sAsscoz ES1se-stsrs cs Wsss
azx<ez leaves seattle "a " exeees esEsrssr =
- ). a. Sexstss AID La C0@ars Esats-Fsls
kxssn leaves esztf-s aai1v exascs s2aSas ~
q n Tscunzs zze ssafr4s E4Zss--sssss - asa
4pgssn saves @s&Etas Tnssaxys xn1 111rsxAp
yklSE DGL
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PORTLAND GRAIN MARKET.

PosrfAsp. Oct. 4.--Wheat--yallsy roc
vsila Walls. es5S9e4c.
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VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER RosAflE.
Arsssrtcn Dock.
Leaves Ger yieseFls sna Pert Tevnssnd daily,
sxcers San1xy. az ISsE = n rsfzsat1gs leaves
y5csSvss . a n steamer f9xAa leaves for PERT
Townsea6 sna Wy pcyts daily. sxesFs sas2ays
alta r.: sa21sr, direct. 81 a. IA rsszzrsias
atTscL ss4vss kur. T1xnssn1 81 In - fhors JIG
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yrANC0UyEE RorTE-A IMP THROUGH
ina Tsiaad& sIEAMER UTOPIA ]. ". No
Oregon. Master.
Tskyes Iaca1s Il sosn. seattle Ssusrsl
xhgrfs n Mondays and Thursdays tor Pert
rowasen1. Arse1rfes, Fsir1svNs. New " assoza.
Blaine xa4 Friday HsFo5Fs Eo42g taroora %
s.ncoEvsz en- TAurs6sy trip
Fsrs 70 3 airs s.. fare 70 Nsurou~sr, 81
For f1rsasr tHgorr1aSsc1 apply ~ CsaTA
wharf
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
A FIFTEEN TON LOG.

The heaviest and tho largest log of
mahogany that has ever been brought
to Liverpool was landed yesterday.
The log in question was brought
from The west coast of Africa in Mes
srs. Elder, Dempsler & Co.'s steamer
Matadi. The leviathan weighed no
less than Is tons, and on account of
this weight the Mersey Dock officials
would not allow it to be taken across
the bridge ut the Coburg Doch, where
it had been landed. It became ne
cessary, therefore, to obtniu the ser
vices of the steam 1oating crane At.
las, which brought the log from the
Coburg Quay and placed it on two
large timber carriages The log is
now in Messrs. Alfred Dobcll & Co. g
yard at the Canada Dock. 1t took
fvs powerful horsos to pull the log
along the streets. and during its pro.
gross it was an object of much inter
est.-Gazette.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
THEY REPEATED.

HOh, NAL" exclaimed Mary Duffy,
1--WE played new game at Julia
Crimmins' party last night. It's call.
ed Vote. vote! Who's elected?' All
the boys and girls sit i'll one room
together. One of the girls goes out
into the dark hull, puts her head in
the doorway and shouts: Vote, vote!
Who votes for mes' All the boys run
sfof the door, and the ore who gets
there first goes out in the hall and
Kisses the candidate. It's q fine
game. We have Republicans and
Democrats, just like pa"
"Is that so7" said old man Duffy,
raising his eyes from his newspaper.
"Now which do you like best. the
Democratic boys oh the Republican
boysa"
~ like the Democratic boys BEST
replied Julia, with blush. 1.-THE
Republican boys vote just once and
go away. but the Democratic boys
stuff the ballot box and hide in the
hallway for another chance"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
SPECIMEN GASES.

s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism. his stomach was disor-
dered, his liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
and'h he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Elec.
Srio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,,
had q running sore on his leg of
eight years standing. Used three
Sbottles of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes of Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and we'll. John Speaker, Ca.
tawba. O., had five large fever sores
on lris'leg, doctors said he was in.
curable. One bottle of Electric Bit
ters and one box Bucklen's Arnica
Saive cured him entirely. Sold by
A.'F.. Hargrave, Druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

oy local applications as they cannct
STeach the diseased Eortion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by All
inhnmed' condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets infiamed you have a
fumbliDg sound OF imperfect hearing
and when it is entirely closed Deaf,
ness is the result, aud unless the in.
aammation can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in.
hamed condition of tho mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any. case of Deafness (cuused by
catarrh} that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure Send for cir
culars, free.
Il. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
ass-Sold by Druggists, 7,ic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
a Bad Condition.

We have before called attention to
a great calamity threatening the peo
pie of the South. There is ground
for this fear. In no section of the
country is there greater need for
Liver Medicines tnan in the South,
aud this has encouraged unscrupu-
ious persons to take advantage of
peoples misery and offer them oil
sorts of stuff us cure all for Liver
troubles. Their crime is greater be
cause they must have accoinplices to
help them in their nefarious work.
4 Their preparations are sold to the
druggists at a low price, And the
big profit to the druggist is the road
by which they reach the public
Druggists of high honor will not be
q party to such an outrage. Beware
OF any dealer who tells you that any
Liver Medicine is just the same, or
us good as Simmons Liver Regulator,
put up by j. H. zeilin & Co. You
know it by the Red q on the pack
age. These preparations are not the
same, nor as good. Stick to the Old
Friend. Your health nnd life should
be worth something to you.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28

John G, Mauger, editor of the
Sunbeam, Seligman, Mo, who named
Grover Cleveland for the Presiden y
in Nov. 1882, while he was Mayor Of
Rnffalo, N. Y, is enthusiastic in his
praise of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhnn Remedy. He says:
II have used it for the past five year
and consider it the best preparation
of the kind in the market. 1t ia as
staple as sugar and coffee in this SEQ
tion. 1t is an article of merit and
should be used in every household.
For sale by A. f. Hargrnve.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD
KNOW.

The number of women who are
martyrs to sick headache is appall
ing. Few women seem to know that
such tnartyrdom is wholly unneces-
sary. They think they we're born to
suffer and their only ambition is to
sndure brayely what they never hope
tocure. What is wanted is relia
BILE medicine that will completely
cleanse the stomach aud bowels of
all bilious humors and at the same
time purify tue blood. Such treat
sinent faithfully carried out, will give
new life to the whole system-head
ache, pain in back, side and stomach
will disappear, the appetite will be
restored and the nerves strengthen
ed. Inquire at A. f. Hargrave's for
David's Anti-bilious Liver Pills. They
are easy tostake and do the work
when otherssfail. May pe given to
children with gratifying results.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
A HOUSEHOLD TREASURE.

d. w. Fuller, of CanaJoharic, N.
Y. says that he always kept DIR.
Kings New Discovery IN the house
and his family have always found the
very best results follow its use; that
he would not be without it, if pro-
durable. G. A. Dykemnn, Druggist,
Catskill, N. Y, says that Dr. King 8
New Discovery is undoubtedly the
best Cough remedy; that he has used
1t in his family for eight years. and
it has never failed to do all that is
claimed for it. Why not try rene
dy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at A. T. Hargravc's
Drug Store. Regular size soc. and
81. 90.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
WEL.CH, w, VA. ;

Y IRGiNlA:-In tie CLERK d CHice of
" ' Tazewcll Circuit C5nft, Btbtcmbof
2snd, 1904. 'T.
S. G, Graham, ndminiriratSE 81, JesiS
Thomas, ClNillnIii}hHH
D. II. Thomas, j. N. finrhiaii, ChRsics
w. Scott and John u. Noble (twofastl
merchants and partners under thu
srylc of Scott Il Noble, II. Il. Hhgl,eS
aud Il. q: Eilingcr ihRfcIlhhts Itiu !
partners under the style. Of Hughes,
fifinEcr a. CompaiW, w. g. Tabor
ana ], Mullins. partncrs HnhSf. It'd
firm and style OF W. .. .1hbBE g. Conf,
pany, l.. l.. Bell, o.. b. Bnrkep and. IT.,
]. Jennings partnprs uiidef LIZ ,lIeiM
and style Of Bell, Bnrker d Jenninasf
IL partnership undeftho firm and stgie
OF Cullen IL Ncwmnu, tho nutt,os ~
whose individual membnrs ate ,Nu,
known, II partnership under LIB hIhysi
and style of Taylor &.Spencot. Rsif tjiSs
individual nnmes of whose ineinbSrS :
nro unknown to complainant, v. IL.
Ihomns, s. Walton, Jesse Bniley,' Fl!
+ Hunt administrator Of j. G. Hunti
q. j. Mcneil, William Saddler,.g John
Hoops, Is. E. Grccvcr, g. p. McWaHe.
j. w. Chapman and a. =. GillpSpiat
pnrtncrs under the firm nnd atyIe 6f /,
Chapman & Gillespie ,Jnmes w, Mag
we !. q. NJ. Gruybcal.a firm under tho
nnmo of w. j. Parker & Company,
the individual names OF which ara
unknown except WI. Parker anH
w. j.. Keerl, Defendanty.
In CHANCRRY.
Tho object Of this suit is to act inside n
Iced of trust executed by d. Il. Thomad
o D. N. liarman trustee, dated eth day
IF juno, 1909, and rec9fded snmt H6V
N Tnzcwoll. to secure tho dcfcbdnHk
md to enforce compl3Iiinhb's j,idgtiiebt
against the lnnls of u. Il. Th0nnB, sbinb Y
'f which nrc included in the trust decd:
And IL appearing from sufficient evil
lcnco on file in said Office thht C,iiieH
Y Newman, pnrtnership, are vn4noWX
md are nonresidents, iirm uniief fNa
name and style Of Taylor & Spenbef,tltDD
names of whose individual dfe ufi-
known, and believed to be ii6hresidentsf
! firm under tho nnme and style " W.
j.. Parker & Company, the names OF
whose individual members nre unknown
except w. j, Parker, and thoy are nom
residents, and s. Walton, it Is ordered
.hat they appear here within fifteeH
lays after due publication Of this prlek
md do what il necessary to pfu&ect
their interest in this cult and thnt cBB.
les hereof he published dnd posted aS
by law. .;..a,,
a c0py-TcstG:
II. BANE HARAIXN, CLERK.
HENRY & ukAnAM, p. Il. 20"
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SPORTING NEWS.

THE Makers OF VIoToR BIoYrLEs Cow
MENcE TnE MANUFACTURES OF SroRr.
ING GooDs.
The Overman Wheel Co., Chicopee
Falls, Mass makers of the Victor,
the best aud most favorably known
bicycle manufactured, have entered
the sporting goods trade, and will
hereafter manufacture complete
line of such goods as base balls, base
ball buts, base ball gloves and mits,
tennis rackets. tennis balls, tennis
nets, footballs, football suits, boxing
g,oves,athletic and gymnasium shoes,
sweaters, etc.
Tho aim of the Oyerman Wheel
Company Will be to have Victor
Sporting Goods as widely known as
Victor Bicycles, aud they guarantee
better goods than arc now offered by
other manufacturers.
Any article bearing the Victor
trade mark will be as good MS it is
possible to make it, and all athletes
and lovers of outdoor sports will
welcome the advent of Victor Sport.
ing Goods.
The new Victor line is complete. as
a copy of catalogue will show, and
this, together with the faot that i'm
partial competitive tests have dem.
onstrated the superiority of Victor
Sporting Goods over other sporting
goods, makes clear field for the
new Victor product.
Their reputation Us leaders and
makers only of the best, combined
with unlimited facilities, assures the
Over'nan Wheel Company of success
in their new departure
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-09-28
" IRG1NIA AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
CHANICAL COLLEGE,
AT BLAcKsDtjbu.

% Instructors. Thoroughly equipped
Shops, Laboratories and In6rrnary Farm
of 33S acres. Steam heating and Electric
lights In Dormitories. Degree courses in
Agriculture. Horticulture, Civil, Mechan-
ical and Electrical Engineering, Applied
Chemistry and General Science. Shorter
courses in Practical Agriculture and Prac-
tical Mechanics.
Total cost for session of nine months,
including tuition md other fees, clothing,
board, washing. text books, medical Mt
tendance, ETC., abont $i8O. Cost to State
Students, $3.50. Next session begins Sep
tember 2lst, 1891. For Catalogue apply
to j. NJ. MCBRIDE, PHI. D., LII. ID.
President