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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
LITTLE EFFECT ON OUR MARKET.
Fresh Meats and Pork a Little Higher
The &. A q. All Right.

The retail markets here have not as yet
been materially affected by the great
railroad strike in the West. Armour &
Co.'S agents reported yesterday that fresh
meats Were shade higher. but that they
had two or three days stock on hand
and expected car through last night
Pork was slightly higher, also, but II
generally advances this time OF the year
At the Chesapeake and Ohio Offices II
was said that everything was in good
condition at Covington, Ky. so far as
the system proper was concerned. The
company's employees had resolved to
stand firm or course. no perishable
freights were being received for points
west Of Cincinnati; nor was anything
being furnished for transportation east
from that territory. 1t was expected
however. that the backbone OF the strike
would be broken by Saturday.
Mr.. Potts division passenger agent
received a telegram from Cincinnati yes,
terdsy saying that through sleeping-ear
service on trains No. l and 2 would be
resumed that day This refers TO the
sleeping-car service between Washington
city and ST. Louis. via the Chesapeake
and Ohio, which for three or four days
had been withdrawn between Cincinnati
and ST. Louis.
The Pullman service between the East
and Cincinnati, via the Chesapeake and
Ohio. has never been disturbed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

liam Baker. OF Norfolk county; Andrew
Glover, of Danvile: James SINS. VINO -
serving twelve months in Henr1co JAIL
but who VIII be pardoned IL he pays me
and costs; Albert Coburn, OF 1azewe''
county; Thomas Wright. OF Scott county
and Lem. W. Turner Of Lynchpurg.
The Governor. accompanied by AuJu-
ant-GeneraI Anderson and severai mem
bers OF his staff, will go on the Copp
Island excursion this morning. ne eA.
poets TO 40 to Blue-Ridge Springs apou,
the 10th OF the month and take ie"
wceks' rest
Hon. J. u. Evans. member OF the housc
of Delegates from Petersburg. has ten
dered his resignation ms memoer VI
that body. and 1t has been accepted.
The Board of Public Works met yes
terday and continued the work OF assess-
ing the railroad property In the state.
The State Library Board also met o"'
transacted only routine business
Among the visitors TO the Capitoi yes
terlay were Sheriff George W. Grizzard'
OF Sussex; Sheriff r. a. Edwards, OF Isle
of Wight: and Mr.. George w. Taylor
Treasurer OF Amelia
Captain G.. G. Rosser engineer at the
Capitol. was married on Tuesday. AZ
Altoona. Pa. TO Miss Samuella Brown, OF
Anderson, S. c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
shocho. soci.ble To-Night.

The .'sociable" TO be given by shockoe
Council. No. sa5, Royal Arcanum, at Cen
trail Hall tonight promises 70 De W.
snecially in honor of the ladies OF the
members households. Each member ~
entitled TO bring two non-members. Grand
Regent II. G. Scott. Of Ashland, wiz pe
he music by the Cycle and Imperial quar-
tettes. the Arion Guitar and Mandolin
Club; several ladies and n well-known
tenor singer will sing solos; Miss Jniia
Bickers will recite; little Misses ana Mas
tons. &c Regent Bckers Will have
word of welcome for the guests. and sea-
sonable refreshments will be served at
the conclusion OF the programme. The
council meets tonight at Z O'Clock Tor
transaction OF business, that the hall may
be ready for guests at $50 o'clock. Mr..
r. Edward Anderson Is the efficient chair
man OF the Committee OF Arrangements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
THE CHARTER GOOD NO LONGER.
The Time Has Expired in Which the
Bonds Could BE Put In

The Board OF Sinking-F Fund Commits
sionou. under the advice Of Attorney
General Scott claim that the 40 days
allowed the cOrporators Of the Manassas
and Richmond Railway Company in
which TO deposit 100000 in century bonds
as a guarantee that work would be COM
menccd on the road within the time
prescribed by the charter expired Tues
day.
on the other hand. the Richmond gem
uenen who represented the principals he
fore the Legislature, declare that the 10
days viii not expire until o'clock to-
DAY. However, this difference Of opinion
seems To be immaterial. for It seems
T. be conceded that no effort viii be
made to build under the present charter.
The Richmond gentlemen referred to
said yesterday that the impression pre-
vailed that the principals would wait until
the Legislature meets again, and apply
FOR a modified charter. The charter
granted at the last session of the Legis-
allure imposed. il is held, great hard
ships In addition to requiring the
deposit OF 100000. IL provided that IT Uhe
sAarteD should not become operative until
NE States interest In the Richmond and
Fredericksburg railroad had been sold.
aDc Il cOmprOmse act put price on said
interest that could not possibly be OBJ
taincd under the existing depressed condi-
aon OF the money market
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
THE PARDONlNC POWER.
Three Prisoners Re1eased--Two of Them
Conditionaliy--Capi Matter.

Governor oFerrall yesterday par
doned james Turner, who. in 1888. was
sentenced 10 six years in the penitentiary
from Roanoke county. under two indict-
menta Tor houscbreaking. and had five
years added for second convict on.
Ciemency was exercised on the recon-
menoation Of the peniientlary physician.
who says the prisoner has heart trouble
and is In the last stages OF consumption.
Pardon was granted also 10 W. ID.
Sheppard. "a young man, who about Il
year ago was sentenced in the Hust ngs
Court Of this city TO two years for high
way robbery. The condition is attached
u the pardon that IL within the next two
years sheIp1rd commits "a felony or
raisdemesnor he shall be treated as an
escape6 convict,
Richard Simpson was released from the
city taii AMI sent 70 the almshousc TO be
operated upon. with the understanding
that should he recover he be returned
% the Jail 10 serve out his sentence
PardOns were refused Harry q. Dow,
who Is confined In the Roanoke jail; WI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

Savings Bank G. F.. L. O. r. r., Plain
tin. against William Burruss and ais
In the Circuit Court Of Hanover county
4 Brown. clerk of said court.
certify that the bond required of the Spe-
cial Commissioner in the above cause ny
decree Of April %. 1894. has been duly
executed Given under my hand TINS 'th
- Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
AUCr10N sALEs-ra'sr. Dsy.
BY ". w. Bows,
Real Estate hucti0nesr.
TRUSTEES SALE
IN SUBDIVISIONS
VERY
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
HENRIcO COUNTY, ABOUT THREJ
MILES BELOW THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.
FRONTING on THE CHARLES CITY
ROAD AND ALSO OK THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD
AND CONTAINING rs ACRES. 3cnr
OR LESS.
TO BE DIVIDED AND SOLD ~ FIX
OR EIGHT PARCELS.

In execution OF a deed of trust o. ia
undersigned. dated Iith VI Jsnutr5. ..
and recorded In Henrico County
In Deed Book rs 4. page -. I
the request Of tho bcnehciaf.0f.
having been made IN payu DR.
debt secured. sell By auction, H
Henrico county courthouse, 90
OF Richmond. on
MONDAY. JULY O. $780,
at o'clock p. ", the VERY '.
BILE TRACT OF LAND abof.
10, bounded on the west by ihe 2
John :. Crenheld Wnce F.it.HI
being the land formerly owned D..
tine white.
This land has been divided lnfp
smaller tracts. containing about f.
five or thirty acres each. a- ...l
map 10 be seen az Tho a.ofi.
The nearnesg OF this lana f0 o.. .f
character OF the soil. which H ...
adapted 10 grass. thn fIrt uf If.
on two prominent roads fhl# f.
II capable ~ division n'l fr.
farms. all combine t0 uak. I.
opportunity for q pr0f11l.
! There Is said % Dee I.rE.
very fine quality of a..n
land.
TERMS one thirl cash. nr' -..
due In two equal ireftlu me-
two years Tor notes w.tf H
and secured by deed .f tr.-t
n. g. .fA|
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
DEPARTURES on sTEAurr,.
A OL.IDs ,vI d o IllS,iy
h1.MN TRl-WEEkLl LINE fOt . H
iLasA1s~ YORK.
steamers leaye Rirl
EVERY TUESDAY. NI.. .

~ Ehl II ENUAA - nj
DAY and FIaDAI A. oe.1lA D.. .-
Manifest closed one hour bro.a aa. .
'ii Steamers leave New York from p
~ North River, Tor EiCunu.4
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. aaI sA +.
DAY al J =. NJ, arriving iu is
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. an tii.At
MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations uus.rl D.
Cabin fare 10 New YORK, ou,..iIf
meals and BERTH Via Jam, s.r....
route .............ss. -.-...t-... ...h u
Round-trip tickets. limited o. urD
DAYS after date u Issue ...... ....... .l q
Steerage fare, Win s4DslstrA.s .....
Steerage fare. without sJtsisie pee ...
Cabin fare Via Chesap cake aAt ono
railway and Richmond and Peters
burg railroad luckrts limited ID
four days. .....'.'...
Round "trip tickets ulm1ted q tntt
SriSSESts can be obtained a. s.
1,9nsf.r Company = ~ east il..r
cbsSaueaks and Ohio ana Ni,HW.
psfsrsburg depots, and a. tn-
ofiice. 1871 Main street. ani walrl
etts. ,
ladlng issued Tor points o-y -4
Freight received daily until l.
Passengers leaving Richmyut III.
DAYS TUESDAYS. WED NI.- .
THURSDAYS. and SATl kD Afr
Chosapeake and Ohio railway N.t f
mort Sews al y. NJ. ana b.
inond and Petersburg RAILWAY 4,
fsame days) az 4. 81, wi.i u
nection az Norfolk with steam $3.50
'"0S GEO. " ALLEN o co. As.nfs.
No 1tf Mum
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

ton. on "a ,so,
o., : o,clock y NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described as follows: All that certain
lot or parcel OF land, with the i'm n
provements thereon, lying ana beihs ~
the CITY of Richmond. Va, on the east
side OF 81. James street between Duyal
and Baker streets, beginning at point
on the east side Of ST. James street, 50
feet 10 inches south Of the southeastern
intersection OF St James and Baker
streets. extending southwardly,, fronting
ON 81. James street - feet, and running
hack between parallel lines and parallel
with Baker street 10 feet to an alley IN
the rear 10 feet Wide.
The dwelling upon this lot Is compare
tiveIy new. containing six rooms bath,
ana an modern improvements. There Is
a good yard. containing fruit-trees ana a
grape harbor The lot has front. rear,
ard side entrance.
TERMS: Reasonable, and to be an
"0U''~'' b. F.. TURNER * CO.
" AuctiOueers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06


l. PnAETON, BUGGY, TYPEWRITER,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C.,
Al AUCTION.
BY virtue Of deed OF trus. from y, n. Plue-
macher and wife 10 the undersigned trustee
duly recorded, will sell Dy auction, a. mo rest
deuce. at tho corner CT Nineteenth and Plea
SAINTS streets, at 1890 A. NJ,
MONDAY. July q, 1894.
Two PARLoR SUITS, upholstered IN Broca-
teile;
BRUSSELS and other HALL. STAIR, and
CHAMBER CARPETS, RUGS, OiL-cLolh'
and MATING. ,.o
PAKLOR TAbLES, ETAGERE. LACE CUR
TAINs. FANCY TABLE-cLorhsa aud Poh-
Two VIoLISs. one oCARINA, one xYLo.
PHONE, MUSIC, MUSIC CASES aud
Lot OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, BOOK
CASES, PICTURES, and BkiC-A-BRAC.
OAK EXTENSlON-TAB Bile ana DlNlNG-ROOM
CHAIRS, OAK BUFFET, OAK Couch,
CHINA-PREsS, and OAK REFRfGEkAIOk,
One DINSNORE Tl PEWRITEK and DESK,
WALNUT HALL-RACK and CHAIRS.
PLArEDWAhE, GLASSWARE, and ChOCk-
cry. -
TREsS and SPRINGS;
One ROAM MARE. one PHiET0N.
One BUGGY, almost new, and lot OF HARNESS,
&c.
Also, a lot OF FLOWERS.
TERMS: At sale. c. +. SAUCE
Iy6 Irustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
by y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
NHIRD.STREET FLATS
AT AUCTION.

TRUSTEES SALE OF THE LARGE
AND VALUABLE RESIDENCE
PROPERTY, LATELY CONVERTED
INTO FLATS.
No. ll5 SOUTH THIKD STKEET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

An interesting game OF ball was played
al Forest-Hill Park Wednesday between
the employees OF the G. ID. Kenny and the
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company.
which resulted in a defeat for the latter
NV The score of u TO u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

y
NO. ll5 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
In execution OF deed Of trust 70 the
Undersigned. dated the 9th Of June. 1880.
and recorded in the Chancery Court Of
Richmond. in Deadlock III y. on page
$. default having been made I'm the pay
nent Of the debt secured, and being
directed 50 TO do by the beneficiary. l
viii sell by public auction. on the pre-
misses on
FRIDAY, JULY 10. 1894,
at 6 o'clock =. NJ, tho EXCELLENT
HOUSE above referred 10, which has
been subdivided into flats. together with
the lot on which it stands, fronting 81
feet s inches, and running back liO feet
inches to an alley in common.
This property will. with care and at.
tention, rent well, and should commend
Itself 10 investors.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 defray cost
OF executing the trust and to pay note
for 81 800. with interest from January !.
1894 and another note for 5000. with In
terest from December 80 1893, and the
residue at such time and secured in such
manner as the grantor may prescribe and
direct. or. In case Of failure TO give such
direction, then on such terms as the trus-
tee shall think fit.
JOHN DUNLOP.
Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
RAILROAD LIsi.~.
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.

CHESAPEAKE AND ouO.-s40 s.. 81. Z
Tor Norfolk AMI OI Point t g.. ID
Point. Norois. ani l.'1. ,tt' nt n'
VI. except .ui4Y, Nl-a ..iH' I.I -
ton forgo. .;-u 3. ST.. 'ia" lrl. eI.
Ioui. L4mifei. WIKI lalanu a.' I. .
lo'l .cTcept >uuIay' grt uuu iI...
| Charlottesville. lu..O D.. Ni.. H. d. b.. -
cinusu and chicago .n4 lll. >rIr.
Prom kighth-str.nt tfaa'u. I A. 81, .i..t
win Pala.e-t 40 for i.r0hburr lrAl1t
Va. aud Ciron tn-c,. nn. is a. ht.
texcrpt SUNDAY. f.r huturF. ~ Ifr.. -
burr usuyl fnr tle Southwest. Ht tai'l-
ny except Sunchy t.r L0kIn, '1 t.t nf.
cent Sun1 y A. b.sssulrr Or ,rfif 'iI.
. 4. ". except Slr4ar, lltli Ac.
notation tor 0ltd,t0ne. "a.
NORFOLK And WESTERN A.M.&.r d.
Nesulule Limited. ana pul &. NJ, " .t
Chicago tKpro--. I-rn fIl -'i oi4Ir.. |..I
f. Nj. nr Norfolk. ll.1l r. No, f.lu. H
Bristol. Memphis, Ses Orleans p, ani !.
South and West.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Piedmont Ar-ia..
1850 A. N..soutorrn ~tpr '-' AGO.. .,
Augusta. Rui points south. l-.f D. 'a
Atlanta. Augusta, AMI point. ' ' .
NJ. except sunday i9cai ior At. .- '....-
house.
YORK RIVER LINED =. ~, i4tn
Limited. daily ~ Sun'ry o.
more and points North. ";ln D. n. l
express. daily except sunday l..I
meets with steamer tor Baltimore.
NJ. except sunday, llctl m4 B., l.l,
TRonty-talgd-sreet station.
RICHNoND. FREDERICKSBURG ASD ..,
TOMAC.-7:O0 \. ~, 30 BE-. ani
r. ~, Tor Washington ani lo.r.-
r. NJ. frcicrieAsburk a''omm.il'
except sunday. ga 4. ". gut uI +.
y. except sunday, Leave BRA ilf '..'
land.
ATLANTIC-COASr IINE-o a. ". N0r'
special. 900 A. NJ, through trl.1 -....
POO p. NJ. accommodation. $500 ID,
Norfolk tram. 7.ll 4. s.. ia-- esq
south. 1928 A. y. Atlanta special,
T. NJ. Petersburg accOu mediation. Y
NJ. Sunday accommodation. f.il D. ~,
sunday accommodation.
SEABOARD AIRLINE Oniyn station.
A. N. except sunday, Rlleien, t.t. ..'
Atlanta, and intermediate points. .
NJ. daly, AtlGuta ana points r1tf
meets win A. s. W. J.. rauroli flr 50
Montgomery, aud New Orleau-.
n. B.-For arrival Of trains see regular ta
ules.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

Referring to the foregoing advertise
ment. / am authorized TO say that the
creditors secured by said trust-deed will
lend d large portion Of the purchase
money 10 the purchaser for term OF
years. y. w. BOWIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
CRANULATEDS SUGAR, GROUNDS
N fOr........... .......'. 49,. -
New North Carolina hoe Herrings. III dOZ.


New North Carolina Roe herrings. ll9 dOz.
ior....... ..s....s.. '..''- ''''' &c '''''
Sea salt for baths. per pound........... 20
best CITY Meal. per bushel... .............. oo
Arbuckles Ariosa Coffee. per pounc....... ~
Fresh Country Butter ll9 pounds for.... p
Best SwItzer Cheese. per pound. 20
Peach candy, per pound. ...................
Best cream Cneesc, POUNDS ior......... -
Fresh Soda Crackers. per por sn........... ,
Large Me~sinl Lemons, per dOzen....... ID
Nice Fat MGckerel, por dozen. 20
California Hams, per pound. .............
Sugar-CuTeJ Shoulders. pei pound. -...
salt PORK. per pound. 619
silver hing Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. 80. - barre or 2Ic. 4 sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour S350a
barrel or 23c. sack.
Washing Powders, per package. s
New Prgnes. per pound ...............-.... .
Best Roasted Laguyra CCffee. ........... %
Good Cooking Butter. per Iound........ 10
Pure Lard, per pOund ................,.....
Sour Pickles, per gall0n.................... 20
Pure Sugar syrup, per gallon. ~
s Large bars soap tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Good Mixed Tea. por pound. ............- -
Breast Bhctgu ~
New Orleans NOlassee, per gallon, ........ ~
California Clarct Wine. per gallon...... 80
Price-list mailed on application. Phone 3l0.
;. ULLMAN's son,
de 27-dexSu 1s20-1S!2 east Maiu street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, A NICELY FUR
L. NlSHED FRONT ROOM on second floor. "
or a FLAT OF FOUR Rooms, unfurnisned.
Terms moderate. Apply at 524 north First
street. ~ GILT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

Pursuant to a decree OF the, Circuit
Court Of Hanover county, entered on inc
26th day of April, 1894, in the chancery
suit styled Savings Bank G. +. L. o. 7.
Reformers VS. william Burruss ana ON
ers," | Will sell by public auction, ln
front OF the post-ofice. at Both"eii
Junction OF the Chesapeake and OHIO ana
Richmond, Fredericksburg ana potomac
railroads. on
TUESDAY. JULY 10. 1891
at 1 O'Clock F. NJ. the aboye-described
PROPERTY. containing ten aires. more
or less. adjoining the lands Of Mrs. :.
A. Thompson, John w. Haskins, and the
White Hall tract. situated about one
quarter Of a mile from the said Junction.
TERMS: Cash. sufficient TO discharge
the debt due plaintiffs. amounting 10
about $30G: the cost OF executing said
trust deed, the cost OF said suit, and or
this sale and If there be any RESIDUE.
upon such terms as Alice j. Burruss may
direct: and upon her failure 10 give such
direction. then as the said special commits
siOner shall think fit, 20 be announced AZ
sale. w. y. CARDN ELL
Special Commissioner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

WANTED, BOARDERS AT LAWN
w HOTEL. Bowling Green. Va, near Mil
ford station. businessmen can get breakfast
ana got 70 Richmond before s o'clock. Terms,
SO p0r month. ...
ia aim j. X. kICHERSON
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
BY b. F.. Turner & Co,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
Sl2 east Broad street.
DAY JULY 10. 1894,

By request OF the owner We will offer
for sale. on the premises, at public auc-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS.

DOARDERS WANTED YEA z
D Charlottesville aud mountains. Accessible
10 church, po.t-or!cc and railroad. Resident
physician. FOR particulars apply to Mr-. DIR. X
Is. sHACKELFokD, Bowesyille, near Gotham,
LlbemArle county, Va 10 -lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
40 ~ HHu NN'4Its'1's y ''''''
PHILADELPHIA, RICH. Nsf%N
MOND. AND NORFOLK 1919
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days Every 4, -
DAI ard FRIDAY AT H. a., an1 ,'-'
SUNDAY al A. VI. ....
Freight Tor Tuesday AMI
steamers received tlil sailing
SUNDAYS steamer til J.. " ..a.''
Freight received daily until 5 Z. ~.
"a. ,s,'rfSer inflammation apry cd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06
By j. a. Brown.
Real Estate Auctioneer,
Ashland. Va.
COMMISSIONERS SALE

COMFORTABLE FRAME DWELLING,
WITH FOUR ROOMS
AND
TEN ACRES OF LAND. NEAR BOTH
WELL, HANOVER COUNTY,
VIRGINIA.
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

NORFOLK AND WESTERN. -" \. 81. H.r.
Vasttlule Limited. ana p.ul g. NJ, " .'
Chicago tlpro--' l,ro fIll -ri Ell llr.. '.-I
r. NJ fr Norfolk. 1890 =. N, Roam ',
Bristol. Memphis, SEES ORLEANS, ani b. g
South and West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-06

ap u Gehefa AGENTS. 80
VIRGINIA NAVlGAIIONT ~.
Y CoMPANY's JAAEs-RiN -
LINE 10 Norfolk. Portsmouth, ON
Newport News. CiareinoDl. AL
river lAndiugs. and connecting 4.
Point and Norfolk for W asalnssoA' A--
more. and the North. .,,..-s
STEAMER PoCAHONrAs II n =
AONDAn, " ht .S -. -
Elsctrlc-cars direct 70 wharf nc
$50 and 400 20 Norfolk, l'of'a'
old Point. and Newport News
by Grand Orehestrlon. .....I
Freight received daily for above
places apd all points In kastssn VIA
~-'N -'~' IRWIN WEiSiGlR
SupcgintPntr i-
EDWARD u. B.ARNEf.
General oGices; Planters Bank Ia
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03

OhASp1 Svl@.:o:. Ccl41
Tie Fail Term 0! Otenre Sape-
rior Cont convened Monday.
Judge ". y. IIohc. OF Lincoln
ton, presided.
TIE following named pers ,ns
were drawn a. Grand Jurors.
Ne-sr-. James IL. Parish, Fore
ran: james \. Cheek. John X
Morris, Aston \. Wht,ed, coIored,
III Berry, ID g y ls,cy. Simpson
\. Woods. George T. Miller. II. ID.
Brown, /. j. Tal.or, Thos +. Oar
ham, Chas. w NcBroom. Joseph l.
l!ensllc, Join VI. Hart, Henry J
Thompson, Thomas " Sykes. W +.
Weaver, Charles Emerson, colorel
Mrs>rs. II. IL Thompson, Ssdney
Straynorn. Q u. Hooker and John
son Satin. jurors, were excused Tor
the term
After the charge Of Judge Hoke,
Nr. ID J. Nichols was sworn as the
officer Of the Grand Jury.
The following cases were dis
posed Of:
State W. Samncl p. Lloyd. Re.
falling without license. Dc!eadan,
submits
State vs.. Wm. Cole (ot Henry.
Assault with q deadly weapon. De.
tendant submits. Flucd 500 and
costs.
State vs.. jim Beech. Carrying
concealed weapon. Defendant sub
mits. judgment suspended upor
payment OF costs.
Safe IS. John Baldwin. Forcibls
trespass. Detendan, submits. judy
ment suspended upon payment o
costs.
state vs.. Sylvia Jackson. Assault.
and battery Judgment suspended
State Us. Wm. Il. Miller. Assault
Defendant submits. Judgment sus
pended upon payment Of costs.
State VS.. Alex Crab,ree Lar
ceny. Verdict no, guilty.
State vs.. Adolphus Kirkland an,
James Nichols. Assault Nichol
not guilty. Kirkland fined. 500
and cost.
State VS.. James Nichols and Ado
phus Kirkland. Violating town OF
dinance. Mol. pros.
State vs.. John McBroom. Stea.
lug chickens. No, guilty.
To increase the power of III
f, voice, singers and public speaker
use Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
], DR.. W. w. Wakefield, of VIII
ston, will be in IIiiisboro at the o,
conrechee Hotel on the morning
/, Friday, November Dad. Can sc
e patients until 1870, when the Do
. tor leaves Tor Chapel Hill ia spen
Friday evening and Saturday. Pra
tice is limited to Eye, Ear Nose an
Throat.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
y Card.

To the Voters Of Orange County :
Having been nominated in the
Republican Convention Of August
18th last, for the office Of Register
OF Deeds ofthis County, / take this
method Of announcing myself a can
dlla,e. When elected | shall attend
to the duties of the Office faithfully
and try to the best Of my ability &c
please all having business with me
Yours TO win.
HENRY \. Brown, JR.
lIllsboro, n. G., Oct. l., 1894.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03

TO tie Voters Of orange County ::
Having been solicited by the
best colorcd men in the different
portions of this County, | take this
method Of announcing myself a can
didatc for 3 scat in the House OF
Representatives in the lex, General
Asse ably of North Carolina. My
tricI1s shall see and hear me all
through the eanpalgn.
Respectfully.
SWAIN KIRKLAND.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1894-11-03
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dered from tactory-cooia.nI.I :
drawers and complete sets II At
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The retail price Of tits m4ch.np !
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