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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
Il. W. LADD CO.
Everybody
Says:

That Ladd's was never 50 attractive 40
it is this year.
That, somehow, Ladd contrives to So.
cure novelties that others cannot get and
is, this season, showing more choice
things, more exclusive things, than ever
before.
That many new customers have beer
delighted and surprised to find at Ladd's
the leading novelties that disting uish
the exclusive stocks in New York and
Boston-in variety all that can be dc.
sired, and in price rather below what 10
asked for the same things abroad.
That this supremacy, which has for
years given Ladd's a name and fame
in other cities as well as at home, is this
season expressed in an avalanche of new,
leading, desirable things-gems, every
one-far ahead of anything TO be found
elsewhere-higher in quality-lower in
price--commanding, once more, an ao-
knowledgement that in the fine dry
goods trade
"LADD LEADS
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26

DINNER AT A BARGAINl
GREAT ONt-HALF OFF SALE.
Eat all you want and pay cashier Just
one-half the amount punched on your
ticket
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
New York Sun.

The development of the modern news
paper has done more for public enlighten-
ment generally than any other means of
diffusing knowledge. 1t has occurred
simultaneously with the spread of edu-
cation, to which 1t owes its impulse. The
readers of newspapers now comprise
practically the whole population, for
illiteracy, .proportionately trifling in this
country, is fast passing away altogether.
Hence the opportunity for advertising
business furnished by great newspaper
is one OF the most valuable features of our
advanced civilization.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
Except on The News-One Cent,

"He would not have done in the circu-
lation department" said the business
manager.
"whom are you thinking Off" inquired
the editor.
George washingtonl"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
Beaver Valley Tribune.

1t takes rich man to draw a check, Q
pretty girl to draw attention, horse to
draw a cart, q porous plaster to draw the
skin, topper to draw cork, . free lunch
to draw a crowd, and an advertisement in
q newspaper TO draw trade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-26
Actuarials.

The semi-annual meeting of the Actu
arial Society of America was held In Tia,
Mutual Life building a few days ago
when valuable papers on life insurance
topics were read by George II. Salter
William Hendry and w. d. Whiting
Subsequently 60 members dined at tn,
Insurance Club.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

The states believes that the su
gar bonnty Tor tEIS year ought ~ be
pad; that the withholding Of 1t iS
virtual repatriation, ana We are Sith
the producers in every cBort they
nay make to seCare II through The
coartS.
Farther. the States thinks now,
and always has believed, that in
any really revenue tariff there
shoald be Specific du!F of from
oue and a halt to two cents on Su-
gar. Bat tn States will not follow
The sugar prodIcers Or any other
body of people in such an absurd
AMI ruin0uS h4ht IL the Ascension
meptIag declared against the Drm>
0crltic party and the real interests
Ind hopes OF the Susa" inlGs,ry Oi
Louisiana.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-14
MR.. 4. II. FIR2AR
DiscuSSrS (ia Threateaei 3olt Of
the Hugaf Planters 81
Louisiana,

From the New Orleans Daily States
y States reporter yesterday SO>
licltrd interviews With Mr.. Il. IL.
Farrar ami Mr. j. n. Luce. Mr.,
Tarrar is one of the able>t of law.
yerS in the South and strong
.m0crat. THIS Is what he had IT,
say of the Threatened secession OF
the planters:
Nothing in the range of ms per
sonal experience, except domestic
sorrow, has made on me more
painful Impression than the action
of our sugar planters.
II have TALKED To MANY OF them,
who have been my lile>IOng friends
-sncial, personal and political
aud i find on their part "A bitterness
of regret equal IN mine, and ~
addition To that IA head>tIOns per-
>ls;ruce of purpose thHt can neither
be suitenpd nor reasoned with.
when old friends quarrel they
are hardest to reconcile, and che
enthusiasm of ii pervrrt Is prOVerb
ial ~ religion as well aS in politics
! UalcSs, therefore. my forecast is lne
correcr, an a. cry, turbulent and
rxA>prratlag pOntIcal tntdre lies
before as. Old dS>Ociat,dnS viii bt
rldeIy broken IA; rooted affection,
vii be uproutrd; dni the acrlmOny
oi civil strIle will eater where al
has beeu harmony.
Most ot these gentlemen art
honest; they are all eaInes,, ana
tney represent financially ant
socially, "a powerful interest il
Louisiana. To many of them nc
palg will come at this action. TO
they have always been Rppuhli-
caaS In disguise, Some Of then
are renegade Republicans, who ar'
returning to the party Ot their frs
allegiance
In my humble Judgment thesr
gentlemen are making IA proIOun'
mistake,
~ do not relieve that their in
terests are with the Republicans
but with the Free Trade Democrat,
ana Free Trade Democrat my
self, and always have been, and
ought to know what their Geuti
mtntS aIe, We do not mean To 81
that the rank and tthe Of the Demo
cratic party l., as vet. educated u
, to our standard, CCt such educatlO
IS progressing, anG sooner OF late
tue economic principles will b
understood and acted upon by th
peoples representatives..
"The ductrlne Of protection
=. now AMI always las been utter
, .rOtten,
" 1t Will rot Gear examination {
discussion either Ivy theory or
tact. No Respectable political eco
, omlst has ever touched It except
bullet It. Nobody except those II
tprrstel IN exploiting II, aud the
duprs, have ever advocated 1t
"Thr protectionistS oi this COUNT
are band of fdvOriIes, who iatt'
on the substance OF the gener
. body polite; they unite their fore
and make war on the general II
:. tereSts of society; they deyIde L
., the spoil among themselves by
- sys'cm of political brlgandase al
= corruption. What stronger pro
have vcu Of this statement than 4
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

'hthtNtiNtS oii~H - dti llllhtNN WI"
all interests ready tO swap prOtec>
tive taxes With them, Tury dr>
clare themselves wiling "to so the
whole hog or uoue;' 10 shower taX>
IS all around aud to impose every
burden on the great tOillng wage
earning hody of the American reo-
pie provided they can pat their
hands INTO the common pot to the
tame of zen millions a year.
Fhe holiness aud shdmefulness
of this spe"leS of political robbery |
will be its own destruction. The
shnck that this proposition of the |
sugar planters Will bring to the
minds of the great masses of the
people will be a revenue reform AZ
gument of tremendous proportions,
Their iell0w-cOmhineTs who wish
tuNlI d'u Ib bui uiHtHibS bhV pV'pN
will receive them, IN their hearts,
with IladneSS, but with the fingers
lnS fear that the planters have Civ
rn the "snap" away. What will the
people thiuk who are to be made To
carry the load and who are to be
taxed to furnish the spoil for di-
vision!
"It is extremely doubtful in ny
mind whether the Republican parry
can afford to cOBbine with the su>
gar planters III the manner desired
/ by them. Nothing will give me
mole pleasure than their doing SO,
because believe that such IA com
OinatIon will he the death knell of
,he protective tariff.
"In my humble Judgment any
bargain between the sugar planters
looking To the payment of bounty
oil sugar of Sl0,0OO.0U0 10 less than
five hundred sugar makers in this
State, will take more votes away
from that party iu the West and
NUCrh~es than there are ia three
States the size of Louisiana.
Now tn demonstrate nv con-
tentiOn that the interests OF the
sugar planters are With the free
trade Democrats These Demo-
Gratis favor the levying of il tax On
Imports 30 support the government,
rne principles by which they would
select the articles are these:
" First-Universallty of consump
ton in order that the tax may bear
equally and uniformly on the peO>
pie,
Second-The fact that the gre Ct
bulk of The articles taxed lS not
produced III the country levylDg
the tax, so that the amount ot the
revehue will be great with ii meas
urc of taxation
" Third-The fact that the value
of the article can be accurately de-
termined, So as To prevent frauds
in the revenue.
"Fouyth-UheapneSs aud bulk Oi
the article 50 as to prevent SNUG.
Cling.
40 every one OF these condition:
sugar responds IN "a remaI ka5l,
manner, Indeed 1t is the Idea
REVENGE article, aud until th'
Mckinley (Reprhlicanl tarId bal
was passed, sugar was the mali
stay OF the Treasury.
sugar was placed on the fre
list because revenue dGtltS ah'
protection duties do not ruu veil Il
harness together. The two com
blned produced too much revenue
Tue RepublIcans being lntereste
In the protection duties sacrifice
the revenue duties aAd made suga
,r odlous by giving 1t a bounty.
- "It it is Il good thing Tor til
A., American people tc have tree suga
- aud TO pay bounty to susd
, producers then 1t ought to be IA
p rnually good thing Tor them to pr
iron, steel. wooden goods, c0tt0
p goods, crcckery, hats, shoes, an
~ every other article on the free lis
Al aud pa! their producers a bouut
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-14

Continued on Page :.
, 1894-05-18
S6teBboIo.

9olj3iit G6tpptfopStt b0rte ge1tern, ais
ct, auf letner 9tun6e begriffen, in Bic 9tGbe
oeS 6umbOlotzPa fam, mebrere aufetnz
amber folgenOe JcOoIperi6iiie. ST elite
mach benz 0rte, no ie ber3uriibren ic6iez
men, Oen16umbolbt 8ouleOarO, bin unb gez
tpabrte bort etnen Monn, Der eben i'm 8ez
grtff itanb, ieinet Gcpoloer los3uoriuden,
itb aber, ais ct bcS 8oli8iiten aniicbtig
tpuroe, zines anberen beiann unb in ietn,
ntbt melt gelcgcnes 6auS flidbtete.
SbtppttopSti fol9te tbm ouf 6em SuB,
tpurDe ober icbOn i'm 5ausflur nit einem
Donternben !6alt empfangen, ipelc6es Ser
0}ann a%usrief, tnOem er feline Mafie gegen
i'm er6O6. Gr lies iicb ober nidt einz
lcbit6tern, iouOern Oran8 auf BEN S6ieBs
bolO Elm, entriB t6m Die g8affe unb bracbte
i'm nob Der 8eiteGbtca9o Q(pe. Station,
NO oerielbe it6 @bas. S6mar3 nannte un6
Deute fritD BON 9tibter Bbtte auf perlcbiez
bene2lnflagen bin I'm $110 un6 ben Soften
beitraft puroe.
, 1894-05-18
Cine otebtfbe Glitter.

Sophia 2(li9uIcr er1G6rt lib un6 lire
Tomilte angeblicb 0Hrcb 8aidben auBerbalb
hc5 6auieS, Sic ic6eint aber bel bieler
0cle8en0eit licb Dinitbtli9 Der 8obnungen
10 genoll 8u orientiren, baB tie oann gena1
lDeiB, no t0re ietpetligen Nrbett9eber tbre
Q8ertblacben aufbelpQbren. So orbeitete
tie 8citert bel per in $50. 349 QB. IA. Ctr.
tpObnenOen Sainilie bc8 W2ar QipicbuB.
9tacbOem Tie Die 28di6e 9etpoiden, macbte
ie ii9 nQ9 ans Qlufrdumen BET Simmer
lno itabL .Dierbet cine 2ipiduB 9eb6rige,
inter ben 8ettfiiien peritefte gDlDene llbr
int 98ertDe bon sos. Damn 9tng ie at benz
8eItoblenen unD madte bici en oarQuf oufz
merriam, boB ieine G8D6nu1g 3u Diele
2bureI babe un6 er letcbt beitohlen tper6el1
tOnnte. 2ipi1itB fam bieie Q8arnung ct
mas outta1enD por, lllb ct lab nacb ieiner
ubr. 0teie mar ober beretts in ben 8eiik
elmer onoeren 8erion iibcrge9anqen un6
BON Der Nniicbt ouS9e6enO, bQB Sic Marz
nertn tOentIlcb nit Der 0ie6in lei, lteB CT
tie oerboften. Gi9ter @berbar6t ipiu ith
nit tbr am %. Wtai bei1dftigen uno iteutc
tie bis oaDin inter $500 Biirgidoft.
, 1894-05-18
Stdott1bes.
gu mtloe Strafe.
Der Ginbreder JuIius Sdwor5 uno feline
ReRIertn fonmen III biIt9 meg.

Gor &i6ter 9aone tpurbe 8eltern o6ne
@ei6porcne ber 8roceB ge9en 2eopolb
Golbcr alias SuGiuS S9Warb 8efii6rt, pelz
cber elmer Der fre6en Ginbrecber mar, Die
am g. Sanuar in @~reenburg'S Bfan0laOen
einoran9en unb Sumelen i'm g8ert6e pom
$4,000 roubten. Wtit groBen Scbpieri9s
fetten mar eS ben @ebetmpoli3tlten 0%taffertp
ulO 9e GtoAe ~gelungen, S9parb in ct.
0Ouis bin9feit 8u macben. Gr bate bier in
@Dica9o nit Tannie Gutter in benz 6auie
gto. IA 2DtIc Str. 5uian1men9elebt. 9Ort
fanoen bic @e6etmpoli5titen segen 100 Der
9erallbten llbren, brei3ebn 0iamantripge
urO lecb5ebn GOIOcne Setter.
Die. 8oli5ei lit nun i'm bO6iten @ra6e
barber auf8ebracbt, OaB &ibter 8oDue
iiber Die 6cblcrtn-cin IeiAte Strafe Ocre
bdngte, pelcbe ct obenoretn i%u8penbirte unb
S4warB NIT flint Sobr 3ubt9au5 6aOOn
fOntmen lieB. 0erieIbe bat l9on in Sill
noiS unb Q%Bi5cOniin 3ubtDoWsitrafen abb
0ebiiBt.
, 1894-05-18
Der PAINTER Streif beenoet.
Seioe GheiIe 9eber eiu meni9 nad.

Der Streif bet Mn1treid6er@ @ebtlfen lit
en6lt9 mach nabe5u neutrality-suspicious.
0aier bcenbet por0en. @eitern fan6'eine
Gonferen3 5rpii6en 8ertretern Der uWfaiter
4atnterS Niioctotion" unb be9 y8aintcrS
9iitricts Councils" in rs 5t9e 2(oe. itaIt,
unO wurbe Elm Nbfommtn 8ctrOffen, baB
bis gum l. 2tpril 1895 Der StunOcnlo0n
30 Gents uno bon ba a6 bis sum 1. Npril
1896 323 Gent5 6etragen ioQe. Die
vWtaitet 8dinterS" Derpai6ten it9 bis
gum 2lblauf Oieies smeijdDrigen Contracts
nltr union>Nnitreicber an3uftelen.
0tcieS 9lbfommen murOe i'll Wta1IenDer9
fammlungcn Der vWfaiter BatnterS" uno
Sen Unions Der 9tnitretc6er7 0e6ilfen rati7
ficirt utlb tperhen Don morgcn ob Die Strets
fer mieoer an Die Qrbeit geben.
Ser Streif begann am 2. 2tpril un6
pur6c bon bei0en Seiten nit GROCER @r>
bitterlng gefiDrt. 9a feline NuSiic6t Oore
6an6en mar, DAB cine Seite beOingungstoS
it6 Ser an6eren untertperfen milr6c, 10
bIieb Sen 2eitern beS StretfS lcblteBli6
NIGHTS anbereS iibrig, ais eiten GomprOz
mis- %ein3ugeben. 9ie5 geibab, un6 0an1it
geb0rt aucb bieier Streit 81 ben 9cpeicncn
0tngen.
, 1894-05-18
lleue hauptmoiierr6hren.

SIM GommtHoriot fir bic 0ffentliAen
2trbeiten fpurbeu beutc 8ormittag Qlugebotc
ftr Sic 2e9un9 BON 6atptmalerr0bren in
ben n~a6benannten StraBen g%e0ffnet 3:
&eaOitt StraBe, Don WaOelanO 2(Ocnue bis
NObiion StraBe; Seelep l%tocnue, Don
WelIington 2tOenue bis @jeor8e StraBe;
Qu9uita StraBe, BON Gompbeu QlDenle bis
HodDeu StraBe; Gornelia StraBe, bon
Campbell Qlpenuc bis 9tofmeI StraBe ;
0rummonO StraBe, bon ~2(uguita StraBc
bis 2enpoo6 StraBe; Graipforo 2%lpenue,
bon @ronb 2lpenue bis &DornoDfe Qpenuc ;
Gentrol Yarf Qtpenue; Douglas Barf
8oulepar6; @reniban StraBe, BON 6oman
2(Deruc bis SpaulOtu9 QlDenue; gto6tpeQ
GtraBe, bon 40 SUB iii0lib bon Og0en
Qtoenue bis 410 SUB iibIiA 6erieIben
StraBe, unO Moore StroBe, BON 275 SUB
itbli6 bon g8aibtenatp 2tOcnIe bis 51r
Q8eitern 2lDenue.
SIN ben metiten TGueu ericbienen Die
Sirmen Daniel 6arbin unb 9to6e &
9ti6OlS ais bic nieOrigiten 8ieter, Sic
8erge6ung bet Gonlratte ipiro in Ben na9z
ften Sa8en erfoI9en.
, 1894-05-18
Gin neuer ~&otterie{dmin0eI.

9t6ermalS lit Elm geriebener 2otteries
i6tpinbel GUT &erntniB Der 9~oli5ei gelal1gt.
SIN 2aufe beS MorgenS fam i'll Ser Sen:
traLftation 3u benz Gapt. 0uffp Elm Ser,
beiien Namen Der 8ear1te nicbt prei8gebe1
mill, unb 8etgte ibnt Elm 9roBc8 Goupert
baS ibm per GrpreB 3ugeianOt worben mar
9afieI6e entDicIt auBer elmer on8ebliber
3ie6un9Sliite, bun6ert 8cfdLi9te Gouitano
2otterielooie ur6 Elm fIeineS Goupert, aui
Dem Confidential" un6 60runter bic @r=
fIdrung itonb, baB bos in Dem GOuper
itedenbe 2ooS it6er getpinnen miirbe, BAT
aber ser @mpfGn9er BEN @etpinn ltlr banr
er6alten tueroe, tDenn ct bic bet9eibloIienel
bunbert 2ooie an ieine TreunOe p%erfauft
un6 Sen 8etra8 ($100) eingei6idt babe
Dem S6mtnhel lit I'M 70 t%peniger 81
~iteuern, ais ii6 nibt feititelIen IdBt, bon
tpem Bic QOOie 9eiGift Durben.
, 1894-05-18
&tebbaber fremoer Qduben.

Sn DEM 11i6brtgen 8atrid @aterS un6
Sobn Corners alias 6reb Sums murben
Dem Gicbter Gberbarbt 3tpei tleine Gauge
nicbtie Dorgefitbrt, Die e5 I'M 0icbitobl5>
un6 @tnbrucbSz 6auoperf no6 5iemli6
melt bringen f0nnen. 8aters beion6erS
iou, 70 tlein uno jung er altcb no9 lit, be-
rettS Elm bartgelDttener SInoer iein. @te7
DcrDolt MAJ ct tpe9en 9iebitabl8 ber6oftet,
a6er INNER ,gelang eS i6nt, ba Sic 8eIto6z
Ienen ntbt 9egen i'm auftreten tpputen,
i%traffret 6abon3utommen. 8prgeitern ftelz
ten Q8oters unb Somer8 cine Setter all Die
btnter benz 6auie $50. 29O 0. Is. StroBe
beftn0lt9e S9eune 6eS 9otrid 0onneuan,
Oedten etnen She'll beS 3acbeS ab, Itiegen
Damn in Bic S9eune btnein l1nb holten
etne Menge Gouben, Die 0onneQun in ST.
man9elung zines Saube11lblagS bort utter
gebracbt bate, 9erauS. MaterS tpuroe 9ez
tern inter Der 3reppe zines 6auieS nit
elmer um ieinen sails 9c6un0enen Gaube
i3lafenO aufgefunben uu6 6a 0onneuan
ben Saubenbtebitabl bereitS poli5eiliA an
gemel0et bate, bon einem 8lourod Ders
Daftet. Qtuf Der Station ms @ebet gez
nOntnte1, CAB ct Sou1er8 ais ieinen @ez
i6dftSt6etlbaber an rnb tpur6e arcb 6ieier
e%tn9eiperrt. 9ttc6ter @ber6arot miro itcb
am %. nit Den 5tpet 2iebbabern fremoer
Sauben bel6dftigen unO iteute iie bis Das
bin unter lie 5000 8lirgl6oft.
, 1894-05-18

50. 6olcD bon $40. ISL SO. 16. Ctr.
belbulOt9t Srto8ct GonnoQD, Die bel ibm
9eOlent bate, i0nl $32 geltDbIet al boben,
ga Bridget bteie Qtntlage nicbt in Q(brebe
ltellen t%onnte, llbcripie5 Tie Der Nichter
TOlter Hnter $500 Dem Griminalgeridt.
, 1894-05-18
Otebn1Qrft.

$500 Gtiif 8inboieb, $1,000 g6meine
un0 5000 Sc9aic tpur0en 5ugcfibrt. Ninoz
ote0pretle letter 3u 4.15(04.35 fir bette
pJ(attpe"z Sticre, 4.0004,lG iur MitteG7
l0rte, 3.75-3.95 fir 8eringere QuolttQt.
S9tpetnepreiic Wic6en nm Is @t5., lcbtpere
SblDetne 4-8504.95, Ieichte 4.85(04. 90,
6urebctnanoer 4,75@4.8O. Scbafc matt,
bette 4.OO(94.25, bette 2Gmmer 4.5O-4. 60,
, 1894-05-18
Aentr gtfd)Of.
6eneroIptfar Burfe in 2lIbanY
gum 8if4of oafelbf ernannt.
st 0 M, Is. Mai.

st m, Is. Wfat.
Der @eneralbtfar8 urfe in MlbanD Dur0e,
an Der SteQe be5 berftorbenen Wtc9tterneD,
sum 8tidbof baielbit ernannt.
, 1894-05-18

9tn3eigen in Der Nbenbousgabe Der Suit
nots Staats3ettung ba6en ben better @rfolg.
, 1894-05-18
CAPITAL,
DoldASN
Liabilities,

Gross claims for Losses, ad-
justed and uupaid.........S 73,475.53
Gross claims for Losses, up
on which no action has
been taken. 100000
Losses resisted by the Com
pany....................... 10000
, 1894-05-18
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

Animal N9tpmnpt of the L. S. Branch of the
nnnual o'otnVht SCOTTISH UNION AND Ma
:IlONAL Insurance COMPANY of Edinburgh
IN Scotland on the 3lst day of December 1898:
made to the Insurance Superintendent of the
State OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
, 1894-05-18

Scr 35id0ri8e Baron 2uOmig 8oIiinz
get, Der So9n bcS friiDeren Stalt6alterS
bon gfieber:s0 citerreicb, tpeIcber Dor einis
gen Sabren 10000 @ulOen untcrIcblug unb
nacb 2lutcrifa fliicbtete, lit bon bort 3urtd=
9efe6rt llno lpurOc in 98ien per6aftet.
, 1894-05-18

Total Liabilities IS
Less liabilities secured by special de-
posits in Ohio, Oregon, Virginia and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

MARBLE FAILS. JApuary n w "
Wounil, banker ~ HuTst ht4 Nf q
q Epih % california wore N toga g,e
Day lesi week l9obaF over me f3efot,
Weffr power c'o. They ezpr ea taca.
rou11iHar
1ifrfe vas "a perfect slsu7hfef u bs4.
yesterday and 4 VII De- kapt 90. as "a.
tGmpfraiurs ~ fine Tor ue tagI4q ~
meat
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27
nntch OF rcncrnI rrl.nncr.

San Antonio. Texas. January 26.-0micars
lDft here today with four Feiera, prisoners
f1r mo kugs County peuuentlary NJ
lr3oidyu They Included Biu ucu1 rson.
Hpnt'u'ci 10 tom years FOR Smuggling cat
sic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

DrnEf. IatH lan4dlJ auoHT Bur-
tgH nns utIe ht surprised tts uf.r,-
noon. ~ was sitting in his ofieo osn-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

For pains IN the Ghost there Is nothing
he,trr thun a flannel clo.h saturcd with
'h1mh frlaiu's Pain Balm and bound on
Biats
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-27

lhe popmaGiy ~ Hsnmtl,e 0fl 1. a.,
as,olahins wfea Ne hear N H. msly
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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
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Notice.

If you have anything to sell at
auction it will pay you to get ex-
peripnced 4uctioneers. We will at
tend all the courts of Highland and
Pocahontas counties and through
out Va. and w. Va.
Swcckcr& Swecker.
New Hampden-Va, and Dunmore
VIVA.
June Sth t. {.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
CORRESPONDENCE.
William sville Noces.


Mr. and Mrs }, f. Byrd paid a
flying visit to Mellow Ii Thursday
Mrs Jno. Wallace Of " arm
Springs spent last week with her
father-in-law's family, I. g. Wal
lace. Her husband, Dir. Wallace,
c, me up Thurs. to his brothers re-
coption.
MARRIED: On Tie 14ih inst, at
Prospect Hill, Lewisburg Go. Va,
Geo. Wallace to Virginia Bragg.
A reception dinner was given to
Mir. Geo. Wallace at The groom $
home Oh Friday afternoon. About
thirty guests we're present, and each
one seemed to have Il most enjGya-
bic ti,nc. The dining room Was
decorated with roses ana carysnn-
themun s, nd tAc "a e vas q ding
Of BEATTY with its allytfware ana
cut glass, flowers and ferns and It's
many good things to eat. AmouS
the guests we npticed Ar. AID Mrs.
ile,ercomb ava daughters, Sir. } F
Byrd and y .fe, Mr Andrew Rever-
comb and sister. Fl. Lockeridge. DR..
4. FuiFz L. II. Fuit4 and sisters, the
,lisses McClintic, Dr. and Airs jno.
Wallace, II. II. atorrisoa, Rev. {.
/. DohJS. etc. The bride ~"s be-
comiaGly dressed in / cre'my brown
bro drioth. fyimmed il brown vel
VI aud looked lovely. Mrs Wal
lace aas many friends in Highland
having spcui the winter Of 81 in
THIS county. We wish The the
Young coarl~ mucb happiness.
Mss Mary 'FaFric!; uhq has been
TIE guest Of t'.e Misses ReYeraomb
for several weeks returned to her
home at Green i}auk, VIVA, last
week.
There is uot Ike usnu! amaant q
hunting being done here this fall,
owing 10 Tie dogs icing Killed wi' i
strychrine. Nryip Gum had five
killed ia oHe chase by being poi
soned.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
COMMISSIONERS SALE Of
valuable lands.

- valuable lands.
In pursuance Of q decree CT the
Circuit Court Of Highland Co.
rendered at the October term, 1894
In the civ. cause Of Jehn 81. CrogE
against William ]. Sponapgles
Admir-. &c. the undersigned Ccmrs.
Therein named will on Tuesday,
the 25th day Of Decem Ter 1894, III
front Of the Court house Of High-
land county, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, the following tracts Of
land, belonging to the estate Of
said VIM. J. Sponaugle decd, to
wit. A tract Of land containing
81 acres, which is part of the
home place, situated on the South
Branch, in Highland, and tract
of mountain land containing @Gl
acres, adjoining the hume lands.
This tract Of 95 acres is valuable
for farming or grazing.
Terms Enough cash in hand
to pay the costs Of sale and for the
residue, the purchaser will be re-
quired to execute bonds with good
security, payable in one, two ard
three years, bearing interest from
day of sale and the legal title to be
retained as ultimate security.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23
Highland county Clerks 0aiec.
to Wit:
ESTRAY
ESTRAY

Taken up by G. P. Siron ON The II
day Of June 81, Of the following
description, VIA two year ola
red steer, with small swallow fork
in each ear with small leather tag
in right ear. small white spot il
forehead, both hind feet white, with
some white along the belly and
some white in busl Of tail, rather
small horns incliring upward has
large black eyes and Thought to Ia
blind and appraised at $l4co, by
is. Mcnulty, w. Il Vance and 8
Siron freeholders before II. N. Pul
lin, J. =. An extract Tee:
j. c. Matkeny Clerk.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1894-11-23

A9-The above rates VIII be stT'V'Iy "O
herc6 TO.