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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08


THE COTTON MARKETS
LIVERPOOL September - +. NJ
Cotton-Amerlcan middiing. september.
f9-Gli September ard october, $3.50.
October and November, ti-5ld.. buyers,
November and December, ii.siAJ fs-5ti.;
and February. 3 i9-sid.; February and
March, 8 Jl-s4d March and April 5-6id.:
April and MAY, 5i-6ia3 5J-6ld. Futures
closed quiet and steady
NEW ORLEANS. september Futures
quiet ana steady; sales, lllW bales; sep
TENDER HN. october, SOL, November,
@3S December g.. 49, January, - d; teb-
g. Is. June 81 81; July, @1.
NEW YORK. September 7.-Cotton
quiet mlddlins Gulf, 3-ltc,; middling
uplands. l5-l6c Futures closed quiet
and steady; Septemnei 70 NJ os'9V.r,
81 O.. November, $l2. December S.e;
January, 81, February, $500.
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, n. G.. September Il
! Rosin hrm; strained, Sc; good STRAINED
Spirits OF Turpentlne-StetJy at &c.
Tar--Firrn at 40
Crude Turpentlne-t luletj hif1s siWi
soft, $50. virgin. $50
SAVANNAH. GA, September 7.-Spirits
turpentine firmly held at 2ssc. for regu-
Rosin-rirm and in good demand. with
G an4 Srsdss atvaRceS &C. and Sa b , iSSo
= Is' Il 10. = s SIS. G. SO: Ii. I5; 1. NO.
| X. $50 NJ, g5: y, $780, window-giass.
s25. water-white $40.
CHARLESTON. 5. -. September l.
Turpentlne firm al &c Receipts, " casks.
/ Rosin-Good strained firm at N!~. Re-
/ cepts, 3A barrels.
CINCINNATI
! CINCINNATI, o, September 7.-Flour-
/ Spring patent, p.25gS@; family, S-S04
Wheat-Quiet: No. rel. sii4c.
Corh-Quiet: No. , white. 5stzc.
| Oats-Steady: No. mixed 3Oc.
Pork-Mess, $40; clear mess SID
IAri-S,lam leaf. SIC; kettie-dried.
else; leaf, 9hc.; bakers, S'sc..
Bacon--Steady: shoulders. 40, snort
rib sides. S0@l0SI1; short clear sides
$ sOqso
Whiskey-very firm at a.s3.
ST AOUIS.
ST. Lofts gs, NJ. ~ September Flour
wv Whest-september. J0c: May. sssc.
Corn-Lower; September, &C.; December
6sts-Lower; september. sl,sc.: May
CSC -
Lard-Prime steam. $50; choice, 80
Dry Salt Meats--ShOulders. bO, longs
and clear ribs. $50. shorts. SIS.
Bacon--Boxed shoulders, I.c.: longs
SIC shorts. SIC.
High Wines-Firm at VIZ
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET,
(Reportsd for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA. september I-MarSs
nominal common. i9iEc.; prime - "a
ira prime. csc: fancy. zSsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

NORFOLK, VA. september I-MarSs
nominal: common. l1ihc; prime 80 "a
ira prime csc; fancy. zsc.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1894-04-12

disposed of in few days-posslbly
this week. There is NO question about
the coinage of Mexican dollars for tie
China trade being good thing for US,
but it Is not quite so clear that it would
be regarded in the same light by Mex.
leo.
The silver men are determined to get
some legislation, at this session. They
do not care much about the veto OF the
Bland bill, as they never were enthus-
iastlc for it, merely supporting as in the
line of what they desired. They are
very much encouraged, however, oyer
the vote IN the House on the question
of passing the bill over the veto. Only
one-Iourth of the democrats in the
House voted to sustain the veto, which
makes 1t apparent how easy it will be to
pass any silver measure that may be
agreed upon. Mr.. Bland expects to
have his free coinage bill reported to the
House as soon as the appropriation bills
are disposed of. Representative Meyer,
of Louisiana, has introduced bill for
the coinage of the selgnlorage, coupled
with authority to issue bonds, in dccor-
dance with the suggestion contained IN
President Cleveland's veto message,bu
it Is not probable that the bill will eyer
even be reported to the House from the
committee. Bonds are not popular in
the House. The silver question IS not
likely to come up in the Senate AS
separate bill until after the tariff bill
has been disposed of, and the LORD
only knows when that will be, but it is
now thought to be certain that az least
one of the free coinage amcndmc>t to
the tariff bill, of which notice has been
gwen, Will be pushed to a vote. Sen
ator Quay is author Of one of these and
Senator Allen Of another; but that Of
the latter is complicated by provision
for reduction of duties in the tariff
bill.
The House has not averaged one day
a week when business could be transact
ed for some time, owing to the inability
of the democrats to keep voting quor-
um on hand. Yet, there are AZ dem
oorats in excess OF d quorum IN the
House.
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Southern (NriOSitfcS.

Send twenty five cents and get hand.
some pho,o-prMt ga Cotton Field, white
with the hrautitu! frrcy staple. In the tore
ground are the Southern Nrgrocs gathering
the cotton. the old gray headed darkcv and
the little children in the background, the
nrgro's cabin Also handsome picture of
a Tnrprnine Forest in the vicinity of the
celebrated Winter Health Resort, Southern
Pines, N. c., which has been developed and
brought into notice hv prominent Northern
men; among whom is Dr. w. {. VILE,
Scrgcon General Of the Grand Army of the
Republic. Many Northern people spend
the winters among the pines Of his section.
With the two pictures wlt hr sent one bill or
money usc,l down South during the war.
We refer by permission to Hon. j. I. Pat
rio of North Carolina, Commissioner of Immi.
grafton for the South, whose business is TO
furnish information TO all persons desiring
to learn of Southern Pines or any other
section of the South or to Prof. l.. :. Pack
ard of this place, who was for thirteen years
Superintendent of Schools at Saratoga
Springs, N. Y. He is a Northern man and
will gladly write to any people in the North
Remit IN Stamps or Postal Note.
SOUTHERN CUR o. ITY co.
Pine Bluff, n C.
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Rocky Ridge Items.

A BARN AND OTHER BUILDINGS DESTROY
"a disastrous fire occurred on the tAim
of Mr. Edward T. krlst about two miles
south of Rocky Ridge between and :
o clock on Monday afternoon, his fine barn,
wagon shed, corn crib, poultry house, hog
pen and shed for farming implements with
the contents consisting OF about ten tons Of
hay, several tons Of straw, about 100 bundlc,
of fodder, between IS and 100 bushels OF
whoa, from - to 20 bushels ofrye and about
wagon, s,lf binder, fodder cutter hay cut
ter. Thrcshcr, hay rake, moving machine,
plows, &c.
Mr.. krisc and family were attending a
funeral at the time with the exception of his
two sons and Mr.. IIctfner. The two sons
discovered the fire and notified Mr. Hoffman
who was cutting wood near the house, he at
once rang the bell, aud then turned his AT
tentlon to saving the live stock which he
succeeded III ing by timely ail OF close
ncighbor, although in very short time
there was ToOuly lulil'Ci VI l''ol'' va nun"
and hard fought battle, succeeded in saving
the dwelling house; being a heavy gale the
sparks were carried to the roof Of the house
and lighted some bait dozen times The
barn and contents are insured for $1,000
No insurance on other buildings,
r.
tTho ohnyc WAS received too late for pub
LEGATION last weck.-ED,
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TO the Memory Of
ALBERT WEIR.

Many long months have suffered,
Disease battling human skill,
But now am fully resigned,
Only waiting Gods own Will.
Hank | hear majestic footsteps,
And q. voice so sweet aud clear;
Lo. it is our great Physician,
He who is now drawing near.
Oh! now feel the gentle touch
OF his hand upon my heart;
Behold he says come dwell with me,
And he bids all pain depart.
Oh my darling little "Sunbcams,'
How my heart was filled with pain,
When | knew that must leave you,
Never to return again.
But YOU have a gentle mother,
Who will kneel with You in prayer;
She will teach you to love Jesus,
He will all your burdens bear.
Now my precious little "Sunbeama,"
Be We loving, kind, and true;
Help to drive away her sorrow,
And she'll always comfort you.
My dear wife and darling children,
May your consolation be,
If in Christ you all are faithful,
One by one you'll come to me.
And dear father and dear mother,
Your sorrow Will soon be DER,
We will have grand reunion
When we meet 20 part no more.
By NJ.
DE- A>NAAni>
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, by virtue of decree
passed by the Circuit Court for Frederick
County as Court of Equity, in No, GO}O
Equity, will sell at public sale at the store of
John Jones IN Thurmont on
SATURDAY, APRIL 14ru 1894,
AT1O'CnOCK p. NJ,
the following property Of which Frederick
Waite died, seized and posscsscd,-
1st A tract of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described in deed from Leonard Picking,
recorded in Libcr w. =. NJ. IL, folio G3
&C., one Of the Land Records Of Frederick
County, containing
y ACRES,
more or less, being part OF Take All, stu.
a,cd ahou, . miles N. w. Of Thurmont, near
Wolf Rock, adjoining the lands of John ii.
Rouzcr {. A. Damulh and others.
end A tract o!
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described in a dcrG from Ballzcr Fox and
others, recorded in Libcr w, |. p. No 10
folio g. &c, one Of the Land Records of
Frederick County. containing
~ ACRES,
more or less, heng part Of salt Trough
lon. enough" situated about 2 mics y. w,
of Thnrmoni at ihc head Of Bear Branch,
adjoining the lnls Of Chas. Shplcy and
Henry Foreman and others, tue timber Is
mostly Young Chestnuts ald Locusts.
Bird A tract Of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described in a decd from John II. Martin and
wife recorded in l.ihcr w =, No. 4 folio
i3Y &c, one OF the Land Records Of Frcdcr-
lex County, containing
2lt ACRES,
more or less, known as tn" Wolf Rock lot,
situated nbuu, /; miles N. W. Of Thurmont
ON the Wu!i Rock Road, adjoining the lands
OF G. \. pnnulh, Chas. SIMPLIFY and others,
The timber is mostly young chcstnuis and
,ocusls.
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.idd,t50nGl Locals.
House.

DEATH OF CHARLES ZIMMERMAN.ln a
sQua,id tenement about two miles north Of
this place one day last week Il neishhor, Mr..
John S,uIl, discovered an Old German, AR.
Charles Zimmerman, well known tn many of
our readers, alone and i'll of pneumonia, lie
was living alone ard when found was With
out food lying on the floor with several fer
ilizer SACKS filled with straw for bed, with
class broken from the window and withlwo
hnlf-slarlc ed cats, another wholly so (dcau in
the rooln) and a ia!nishrd dog toi attendants,
He thcnccE'rwNld received the attention of
his ncighbors and the care of Il physician,
bat aye, sQualor and disease had TIC mastery
and ON Monday he died. aged about ;4ycars
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Bicycle awaiting our order for shipment
from the factory at Chicopcc Falls, Mss
We haye been allowed specially Favorable
advertising rates, largely III payment there
tor, hence we are able to otter it at great
bargain. 1t is new and Standard wheel,
out of stock and IN every particular the same
aud sold with the same uarantce as others
You will miss big bargain ifyou fail to
secure this.
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THE CA7ocTlN CLARION.
CHAS. E. CASSELL.
Editor and Publisher.
Thursday, April L. 1894.
Newspaper Law Decisions.

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If any person orders his paper discontinued he
or she must pay all the arrcarages or the publisher
may continue to send it until payment is made and
collect the whole amount whether the paper is taken
from the office not
No paper will be discontinued until paid up
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Second Street. Frederick, I'D. Nj j =
SOME GREAT BAEGAINs- "a have Sc
cured III payment Cor advertising ii rates
largely IN ,xces- Ct these Usually charged, =
Wheeler 4 wilson Sewing Machine, which
We offer at cNcc'!y l"othrds the regular
price a Days Sewing Machine nj two and
one. half dollars above onc.haf the Tcgu!Hr
price and two New Home sewing M"chinca
at two thirus regular price. Nhca VIC a.y
"rcgulsr price, we mean the actul, prize ct
winch every agen, sells them
All that we want is Cur regular charge for
space and as we are not dealers ior profit, tha
buyers of the above named articles secure
the benefit of the difference between them
and the very high rates allowed us on these
contracts Ifyou want sewing machine,
YOU can get here the best and al lrgcIy re
duccd price.
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9th A tract Of
MOUNTAIN LAND,

MOI NIAlN LAND,
described in a deed from DR.. Harvey Buhr
man and wife recorded in Libcr w. |. =
No Is folio 81 &c, one of the Land Records
Of Frederick County, containing
}i ACRES and 4 So TERCIIES,
more or less being part of Poplar Grove
situated about miles from Thurmont and
/. miles 5. + of Foxvile adjoining the lands
of Mr. McAfcc aud the trustees of VIM. Will
cnxon, The timber is mostly young Chest
nut and Oak.
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1894
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ARE SOLD UNDER A POSITIVE GUAR
ANTEE TO GIVE SATlSFAC ZION.
If THE FLOUR YOU ARE USING DOES
NOT SUIT YOU TRY A SACK OF
EITHER OF THESE FLOURS. OUR
EXCHANGE RATES ARE AS LIBERAL
AS OFFERED BY ANY MILL, AND WE
GIVE TIE SAME FLOURS IN EX.
CHANGE FOR WHEAT ASS SOLD TO
THE TRADE.
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A Good Thing.

have used Dr. Deans Dyspepsia Pills for
indigestion and weak Stomach and found
them an excellent remedy in curing these
troubles.
j. +. d. Miller,
Millcr's Hotel,
ThurmOnt Md
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Trustees, and Jacob Burlington containing

more or less, beng part or "Gis'S fOrcsl
and part of worth the taking" known as
the Edward Wiihidc lot, situated about
miles W. of Thurmont on the road leading to
Garfield, adjoining the lands of VIM. j.
Black and others. The timber is mostly
young Chcstnuts and Locusts.
9th A tract of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described ms Lot No. 5 in the above named
deed from VIM White and VIM. j. Black,
Trustees and Jacob Burlington, containing
G5 ACRES
more or less, known as the Hartman Lott
situated about 3! miles west of Thurmont,
about mile from the road leading to Fox.
vile, adjoining the lands of Wm Herman
aud Samuel Lewis The timber is mostly
young Chestnut and Oak.
10th A tract Of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described Ms Lot N . 8 in the above named
deed from VIM. White and VIM. j. Black,
Trustees, and JACOB Burlington, containing
531 ACRES AM % So. PERCHES,
more or less, know as the VIM Seton Lot,
situated about 81 miles w. of Thurmont,
adjoining the "Ilarnan Lott and the lands of
Samuel Lewis d Joshua Martin. The
timber is mostly young Chestnut and Oak.
18th A tract Of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described as Lot No 1 / in the above named
deed from VIM. White and VIM. j. Black.
Trustees, and Jacob Burlington, containing
81 ACRES and 81 So. PERCUES.
more or less, situated about mile north of
tho w. NJ. r r. near the road leading from
Shutdown to Eyler's Valley, adjoining the
lands OF Chas. and Frederick Eylcr. The
timber is mostly Pine and Chestnut.
18TH A tract of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described IN coed from Ephram l.. Bobltz
and wifi, record d in Libcr w. |. p. No. Is
folio IS &C., oneof the Land records OF Fred
crick County, containing
100 ACRES,
more or less, betty part otthc "Glsts Forest
and Take AL" situated about miles north
of Thurmont on he road to Sabilasvillr, ad
jolLing TIL. Lands of Fred, Wihidc and JAS.
W. BalzcIl Tie timber is mostly Pine and
Chestnut.
18th A tract Of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described in n deed from Josiah Filler and
wife recorded in I.ibcr w l. p, No. ID folio
50 &c, one of the Land Records of Frederick
County, containing
l2 ACRES and 33 So. PERCliES,
more or less, situated about miles west Of
Thuimont, adjoining the "lIarry Lot and
the lands Of MIS-. Rooms. The timer i2
mostly Young Chestnut and Locust.
l4th A tact of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
y,
ROuAcr, containing
&c ACRES,
more or less, situated about miles from
Thurmonl on TIN road leading to Sabilas-
vile adjoining the lands Of George Eylcr,
.lno w Crcagcf. James W BaltZell md the
100 acre IL, dcst ritcd twclnhly in tins advcr
tscmcnt. The lumber is mostly Oak and
Chestnut.
10Th A ira of
MOUNrAIN LAND,
purchased of II, o. Larrabce, trustee, contain
Ing
a ACRES,
more or less, adjoining the lot described
l4thIv in this ! ,ycrtiscmcnl, on the road
to SublllasvIle, md adjoining the Lands of
Fred WiIhide, Arnold Wihide AMI Others
The timber is uostly Oak, Chestnut and
Pine.
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The Human Electrical Forces!
How They Control the Organs
Of the Body.

Tho electrical force of the human body as
the nerve fluid may be termed. Is an espe-
cially attractive department of science, as 1t
oxerts so parked an influence on the health
nr,dmced by tho brain and conveyed by
means means Of the nerves to tho various organs OF
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9th A tract of
MOUNTAIN LAND,

MOUNTAIN LAND,
described in deed from Minerva Draper re.
corded in Lbcr w. l. =. No. 4 folio 4S7 &c,
one of the Land Records of Frederick County,
known as Three Mill Seats" containing
60 ACRES,
more or less, situated about II miles f. of
FoXvie on the road leading from Thurmont
to Cavelown, adjoining the lands ofignalius
Brown, John krise, dec d and others This
lot is finely set in
GOOD LARGE TIMBER
and is u very desirable lot.
9TH A tract of
MOUNTAIN LAND,
described as Lot No 3, in deed from VIM.
White and VIM j. Black trustees and Jacob
Burlington recorded in Liber W. |. p. No. 4
folio 469 &c, one Of the Land Records of
Frederick County, containing
40 ACRES,
more or less, part OF "Gists Forest" and
known as the Harry Lot" situated about .
miles west of Thurmont ncar the road lead
ing to Foxv,lle by Harman's Saw Mill adj
Joining the lands of j. Webster decd, and
Mrs. Rooms. The timber Is mostly young
Chestnut.