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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

THE only coke plants in operation
in the Connellsville Pa region. on the
a6th. were the Davidson and Leisenring.
Of the Fricl company; Meyer, Fort Hill
and Rainey, Of the Rainey company,
and Clarissa and Nellie Of the Cochran
company None Of these. except the
two Trick plants. were running full.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

Ara meeting Of the New York coal
sales agents. on the Goth. no changes
in prices were made. The estimated
output for May was placed al $500, oov
tons. or about 30 per cent. Of the total
capacity. The output for May last
wear was 3, zoo. 900 tons.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

THE National line steamship Hell
vetia. Capt Froliche, was abandoned
in sinking condition Of Cape FINS
terre. spain. on the Goth. and her crew
and passengers were landed at Gi'ral-
tar.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

BRIG.-GES. ORDwAy. commanding
the District Of Columbia national
guard. has issued general order No. ;,
directing the annual muster and in
spection Of the guard. All six battai-
ions are called out for duty consecu.
lively on dates commencing with the
arrival Of the Coxey army. May ]. and
extending 10 May 10. when the light
artillery and ambulance company will
close the inspection muster
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

SEVERAL hundred stand of small
arms and repeating rifles have been
received at the treasury department
from the war department The small
arms were turned over to Capt. Put
nam ~ the treasury watch. and the
repeating rifles placed at convenient
points about the treasurer's end Of the
building.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

The health officers Of Terre liaute.
Ind. under orders from the state
board Of health. visited Gen. Frye's
army. on the esd and vaccinated all
who did not have good marks on their
arms. They offered no resistance. sim
ply saying that they were sworn TO
obey the laws of the various states
through which they might pass.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

CONGRESSMAN JERRY SIMPSON. OF
Kansas, was reported. on the 2Sd. TO
he in n critical condition at his resi-
dence in Washington. He had a
change for the worse. on the 22d. fol-
lowing two chills, and his friends in
the Kansas congressional delegation
were informed that he could hardly
recover.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

THE English colony in Paris Is cx'
cited over the action Of the government
in forcing Sir Edward Blount. who for
thirty years had been chairman of the
West railway. to resign on the ground
that his position gave him access TO
plans Of the government in the matter
az modelling troops and other infor-
nation that Il was no. proper for for
eirners to possess.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

In is stated on the authority o. the
German foreign office that Germany
will not permit the annexation OF
Samoa 10 New Zealand. which act
would Ice fragrant violation OF the
berlin treaty
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

Is the British house of commons the
royal assent L. the Behring sea act
was announced on the Esd.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

In is said that the president declared
10 two gentlemen who visited him on
the a5th, that ~ was opposed 10 the
income tax.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

HoS. FRANZ HATroN. editor OF the
Washington Post. who was stricken
with paralysis recently. was, on the
10th. pronounced much better.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

GOV. FLOWER Of New York has We
toed the bill allowing sons OF Veteran
posts 10 carry arms
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

The number of deaths resulting
rom the late earthquakes IN Greece u
placed al 229, with 800 injured.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04
DROPPED DEAD.


Sudden Death OF Bsep Armstrong. q
Louis sporting writer.
ST. Louis. April -. ben Arm>tl
the well-known Ina seball writer 9
Sporting News. dropped dead 81
disease at $40 o'clock this mornit
the corner Of Sixth and Locust ~
He was carried into an adjacent
store and medical aid summoned
il was too late. The sudden sum
came as the result Of slight
caused by horseman riding clo
where he was standing on the
walk after having jnst alighted y
car.
Ben Armstrong was a man ab''
wears Of age. and was "A weli-kl
character in Sc. Louis. lie wa
in Canada. but came TO this city
wears ago. For long time Ben
employed in the capacity Of head
cr i'm the Lindcll and Afterwards
Laclcde hotel. lie was most ~
Gus baseball crank and in these
tions become personally acIna
with all the leading player y
country.
A little over two years ago ne J
the staff Of the sporting News
baseball writer and also hccain
correspondent for many >portin1
nails ali over the country.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-05-04

KrRKwooD. Mo-. April =. m y
+. Crews. II Kirkwood. wife ="
wcll-known old newspaper man. 7
n small vial Of carbolic acid into
Of coffee and swallowed the e.
ton Thursday morning at her
Drs. Dunnivant and Geroult -"
her out Of danger. however n
acid was too highly diluted to IT
serious results. Mrs. Crews nn'
taking the dose with suicidal \
but was suffering so from hys,',
melancholia as TO I've in "a ccno'''
most bordering on msah''s :
TINA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
AN ASSIGNMENT IN WILSON.
Financial Depression Cause of the Failure
Populist Meeting Postponed.

Populist Meeting Postponed.
WILSON, n. c., March 12.-(Special)-
IT was announced late Saturday night that
w. Corbett, one Of the largest merchants
OF Wilson, had made an assignment to
w. p. Simpson, president Of the bank Of
Branch e. Co. The liabilities are stated
at near $4,000 The assets will perhaps be
sufficient to cover.
Mr. Corbett was the proprietor Of three
stores here-a dry-goods store,-a grocery,
and a bar-room, besides conducting beer
bottling establishment. He has done a
large business here but the financial de-
preston beginning about one year ago
has had a disastrous effect upon him. He
never recovered from the panic OF last
year.
Mr.. Edwin Barnes, the recently-ap-
pointed postmaster at this place, has re-
ceived his commission, and took charge
of the Office this morning II Is source
of much pleasure that the Wilson post
Office is at last conducted by Democrat.
1t Is announced by the chairman OF the
Executive Committee OF the Peoples par
~ OF Wilson county that the grand rally
which has been advertised for March oath
has been indefinitely postponed in order
to give the braves more time to prepare
for the great event and to await the ac-
ton OF Congress. II Is supposed.
Mr.. w. Il. Wootten has been appointed
deputy grand regent of the Wilson Coun-
ell OF the Royal Arcanum vice Mr.. S. NJ.
Warren, Jr., who has removed to Wash
ington city Mr.. Wootten IL one OF our
prominent citizens, and the news Of his
promotion In this order will be heard
with pleasure by his many friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
Mrs. Willie Allen.
ATLANTA ConstitutIon.)


The visit OF Mrs. Willie Allen. OF New
York. 10 Mrs. Edmund Tyler is ona OF
great social moment here. Mrs. Allen VIII.
| believe. remain for the Easter gayeties.
when a number OF entertainments Will be
given In her honor. She r. n very fasci-
mating and a beautiful woman. and she
is probably one OF the most noted SOUTH
orn society women IN this country.
AS Miss Minnie Anderson. In her girl
hood, she had scores of adorers at her
feet. and the inspiration OF her beauty
and fascination has given to the world
from the soul OF poet some OF the most
beautiful love poems in the English Ian
guage One of these. called "A Last
Talk" has not It's equal In tenderness,
pathos. and grace. i suppose every giri
has II In her scrap-book. and, for my part
I can recall the time when / referred 10
il often in disconsolately sentimental
moods and found within It's music com
fort uncomfortable. But, dear me- that
was long ago. and since then. Minnie An
derson. the idolized belle OF the South.
has married and grown more worldly
wise and brilliant and bewitching. she
IL polished. original, and possessed or
that indescribable quality which makes a
woman irresstibly fascinating.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
Protection Of Potomac Fish.


The people of the District and the peo-
pIe Of Maryland and Virginia are to be
congratulated on the passage of the blil
which provides for the continuance in
force OF the provisions Of an act APP
proved March 2, a. D.. 1885, entitled AN
act TO protect the fish in the Potomac
river. in the District Of Columbia, and t.
provide spawning ground for shad ant
herring In the said Potomac river.
The law restricting the right to take
fish from the Potomac river with GER
tain known appliances and prohibiting
the deposlt therein of any material which
would interfere with the spawn OF the
FISH or destroy the young fish themselves
has been very beneficial and contributed
largely to the marked improvement thai
has taken place in the take OF hsh IT
that river in the last few years. ana Il
WAS found desirable in the interest OF the
fisheries that the law be continued IN
force. =,
This measure was originally drawn by
Mr. / g. McGinn. of this CITY. ana IN
troduced by the late r. w. Townshend
Of Illinois. in 1885,. The good accom-
nl,shed while it remained in force IS guar
antee of the good TO accrue from 1t in the
next ten years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
CAPT. ADAM WARNER.
D ATH OF THE ASSOCIATE SHELL.
fish COMMISSIONER OF NJ C.
First Bulletin Of the States Iron Ores-A
Lumber Trade for Raicigis-willisms
Waylsid by Negroes.

RALEIGH. n. c.. March i2.--(speciai.)--
A telegram from Washington, N. c., 10
Governor Carr last night announces the
death OF Captain Adam Warner. Associate
Shell-Fish Commissioner OF this STATE.
Captain Warner was about IS years OF
age. Before the war he was in command
OF vessel In the West India trade. In
1891 he became a member of the Shcll-Fish
Commission, and was by virtue OF Ms
Office commander of the oyster-pafrol
steamer.
The first copy OF Bulletin No. ]. Iron
Ores Of North Carolina" preliminary re-
port by IA. c. d. Mite, Assistant Geoio'
glst. has just been placed In the Gov
errors hands. The book has 2S9 pages
ard is profusely illustrated. Mueh time
was devoted to its preparation.
The belief is quite general here that ha-
ielgh's new postmaster will be named py
Wednesday. Both the senator's ra'or
Charles NJ. Busbee, while Congressman
Bum favors W. C. Stronach.
PLANS PERFECTED.
IL was learned to-day that northern men
OF large means will, in conjunction with
some persons here. establish in this city
q very extensive lumber trade. The DEN
rdtn announcement of the names Will be
made In q few days. but all the plans
are perfected. The business Will be on a
great scale, mainly in yellow-pine lumber
and the assortment will be heavy.
At midnight Saturday night two negroes
ouarrelled with Sidney Williams, white
countryman, in the suburbs Of Raleigh.
Williams left for home In his wagon, ana
the negroes attacked him. hevins way
laid him. There was. 81 desperate hght'
nrd one OF the negroes ANDREW Bridgers'
was dangerously stabbed. Warrants are
out for all the persons concerned,
THE POULTRY TRADE.
Several carloads OF poultry from inns
State passed here yesterday on the way
10 New York. There were many thou-
sands OF the fowls.
In Robson county Ira ii. Lee set mr.
10 a pine tree on his farm. lie was worn.
ing under Il, when the top burned Oh
end fell killing him instantly.
Rodney ellis, deputy sheriff IN cum,
oer4ara county was shot in the head anu
dangerously wounded by Jim Ray I'esIo
he was attempting 10 arrest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
The Late General Early.

The Wilmington Messenger Is a very
orthodox hnd conservative newspaper,
but 1t stands up for General Early IN
spite OF the criticisms OF some people
who condemn his connection with the
Louisiana lottery.
Our contemporary claims that the good
In General Eariy's character greatly pre-
ponderated over the bad. II saws:
sThere was q time and not q century
aso, when the Christian churches held
lotteries 10 carry on their work and build
ctlinces, etc. In this very city, II our
memory is not Mt fault. such lotteries
we're held. General Early. we think. was
moi q believer in Christ ~ his personal
Saviour, was psaceable enough 70 do In
10000 what only Q little w4see ago
Christian churches did. and some are do
ing still. perhaps"
The Messenger IL right. The Federal
Congress once authorized o lottery to
aid IN paying the expenses Of the gov
eminent. Canals AND churches have been
butlf through the medium OF lotterieA
ana Il W. mo- nqtll about pity xpays
~ ma ~ ri ~ 7a1pss Pune ept
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
tina, they we're very wicked and danger

that they were very wicked and danger
Gus institutions.
General Early was an old-fashioned
man. He saw no more harm In risking
money on iottery-ticket than In risking
II on futures and various forms OF specu.
lation which are now lawful and popu-
lar.
We Ere not defending lotteries, but 1t
strikes us that General Early II no more
10 blame In the matter than George
Washington was when he favored lot
teries and purhascd their tickets. We
have done n good thing In getting rid OF
lotteries, but we have many worse evils
which the law has not yet touched.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
-,
DEATH OF ELDER w. +. BELL.
Recovered His Speech and frea'he"
sermon-Bishop Cheshire's Visit.

SCOTLAND NECK, n. c.. March L.
o.cial1-Elder ". +. Bell, minister
a. the Primitive BAPTIST denomination
died near Enfield, in this county Il"
DAYS ago. and there was something
,narkablc In his case. Some SIX years
ago he became paralyzed ana almost
.,ro,y los, his speech \ short while De-
for, he died his sreech wholly returned
70 him. and he could speak dls'ihc'''' =
Inst before he died he selected uN'
from, the B!ble and preached seiiiio"
oe though he were before congTesa, ION
When his speech returned the sac "iilS"
mad been paraiyzed twitched violently IN
Nh his hand and arm were bruised paui.
Bishop J. y. Cheshire, or the f-aS'eln
Dloces> Of North Carolina is mere oti
Iis first visitation to the Episcopal Gnu. 49,. ~
-. bts conservation. He spoke in the
rplscopal church Friday night anu ho
tor5av morning and last night ne
40 Yesterday afternoon ne
,,,oached nj the old Episcopal church AZ
-. cemetery. one mile out of town ms
,,orcrsoations were greatly pleased WIN
nm The following persons were .ol
nr-,,sd. Nat Smith. Misses Susie Peters
,ns,s smith. and Susie Hi. Rev. M
.fHff cd
n~tbb,n Of Ashevilie, also Vslteu IN
church and lectured Friday hish' Sl
..Ni,esIons" lie also pleased those WIN
heard him. ,tc,.1
COLL with the names Of many citizens
"a beine circulated here asking ior'
,roeting of the white men OF TINS county
-. halifax on March Slst, TO devise S0 son
Man of holding the people together poii''-
cally. The hope is that those VINO nav
Iert the Democratic party may be induced
IN return. and that such harmony may
he restored that the political interests %
Tho county will no longer be endahseIeu
II meets with general approval
Rev. d r. Burton preached mere III oii'
Methodist church yesterday.
MIR. ]. Il. Brewer. Of Wytheville. va j.
hero on a visit TO his old friehus'
Mrs. b. a. Pope, of Weldon was IL
town last week on visit TO her sister
Mrs. Or. ]. r. Pope. and returned hom'
Saturday. -. r. -
Mr., r. f. Gray and Mr.. Porter, of Tar
boro'. we're In town yesterday.
Mrs. Captain q. r. Vincent. OF Ports
mouth. is here. visiting her relatives
Mr.. r. l.. Temple, of Tilley, was II
town yesterday.
Judge Graves, who is holding court a
Halifax. spent yesterday here. the CUES
of Hon. w. II. Kitckin and w. A. Dunn
ESQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
A WIG. Be,tcr Drop, Dcad.

DURHAM. N. c.. March 12--(Special)-
James w. Clements. SO years Of age, went
home Saturday night. under the influence
Of drink. and beat his wife. He was ar
rested and placed In jail. On Sunday
morning. while seated at the breakfast
table. he dropped dead from his chair.
The trustees Will pay 10 per cent. divi-
dend on the fourteenth-eiass OF w. r.
Biackwelrs deed Of trust on the 18th OF
this month
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO FOR /;

i THE FEW YORK NAvY.yARD.-FEBRr-
Ar Ia, 1894. --Sealed proposals.. endorsed
/. Prcposels for Tobacco fof the New York Navy.
lard. 70 b opened March 20. 1884," win be no
eslvsd q the Burssu Of supplies and Accounts,
O'Clock nooo, naleh 20, 1s0l, and pubIicly
opened immediately thereafter, % furnish Is
ths Nov York Nsvy-Yard 10000 pounds Of
thu navy standard and psss the usual naval tn
spectiou. Blank forms Q proposal Will b. fur.
nlshed upon sppiicasio& 70 The Navy Pay Once,
New York, OF 90 The Bureau. eamplss Of shs STAN
70 10 burssu. Ths attention q manu- sctursrs
ana dealers y invited. Tts nads, ~ othsr thtnss
bsin6 equal. dscsded 81 loG me Department
reserves the night y Vaiss lsfeoes q 70 reject
eay q ~ blds nos desus9 a4y.9sSEssS e ths
q isa9i 1gnisiss. 6sssssI U.Ek
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
by Apperson & Pcllari,
Real Estate Agents

TRUSTEES SALE AT PUBL p.
l. AUCTION OF ABOUT IS ACRES Of Fi.t
VALUABLE UNfNPkOYKD PROPER B.
ING A PORTION OF me TRAIT o. d
FORMERLY KNOWN A. "Mct AZ '
VINEYARD IN tbs COUNTY o. htNf'
Just EAST or THE EASTERN LlMil'
THE CITY OF RICHMOND AND ADJ a D..
TO The VALUABLE PROPERTY ONAt'
DIR. l. NJ. COWARDiN. By virtue Il o -i
trust from the East Virginia Land aui 100.
ment Company 10 the uhdersignel
dated September ID. 1890. duly RECORDED J.
Clerks once oi Henrico County Confi p' p.
Book 1872, h, page 2l5, default HAVING
made in the payment % a portion VI gee
thereby secured. and at the rvQsesi OBJ.
beneficiary, viii proceed To sell 81 as,i.el' .-
the premises, on
FRIDAY, MLscH 10, 1894.
at Az O'CLOCK =. NJ. that DESIRABLE PROF -.-,
Tf above mentioned. containing atoL. I'D
ACRES, adjoining on toe nccth ,hc propefti
the said land company sDd Messr~ SanefA
signaiso. and on the soush BY tue proper "
w. II. Franklin.
Tho aforementioned property IS a va, q
the real estate conveyed by said deed OF ''-'~
TERMS: Cash.
Ar APPERSoN, Trgsiee.
APPExsoS & POLLARD. Auc,ioneers, %,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13

CHOICE ELGIN CREAMERY BUT
~ TER, SOC. per pound: Choice Goshen Bu.-
ter, PC. per pound; Good Butter, zoe pound I;
Cooking Butter, . pounds Zoe 25c.; Pare Lear
Lard. Toe. per pound; Picnic Hams. NC. per
pound Breakfast Bacon, lie, per pound;
G.. ii. BLAkEY,
Stalls No. I22. 1913, i24.
NH Ia-Its Second Market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
By Dcnoon. Topper ( Co.,
Real Estate Agent, ana Aucii0neer',
81 Main street.

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF NEAT DL.
Il TACKLED MEDiu N.SlIE FRAN JOY ...
ING ON NORTH SIDE OF NOOki -Ih.
BETWEEN HARRlSON AND hAHt''
sfkEEfS.-By virtue II the provision ~
tain deed OF trust dated February II. I'''
recorded IN Clerks Office OF K chmoni ,lfn.
Court, Deed Book A. page li2, deiI4l' i
been made IN the payment of cef' ..N
secured 80 SAID decd AMI being reqI'r
DO, 1 will eel by auction. on the prem-.-, I'D
WEDNESDAY, MACH u, l,oi.
nj 3 o'clock i. NJ, tie above PkOittll
scribedin said deed a. fronting 20 tr'i ODD
north line Of Moore street between liaf-
Hancock streets, and running back lII
an alley. This II a good piece az renting " t.
and no doubt can be bought AZ rs barss."
IERhs: Cash as % expenses % c1rcu iat
trust and a note Of $3.50 with iDtefes. rNU
iuary IL. 1894 balance upon tern- o.
nounced az sale, but more literal iefm-. Do
sired, can DO had. T.1UPPEh. Jr.
NH y ll4r-.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13

The vestry Of st. Pauls church. Alex
ondria. Va. has extended a call to Rev.
Peruvian Green. OF Leesburg. to become
rector Of that church to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Rev. DIR. @. IL.
Marion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
BY A. L. Adamson.
Real Estate Aucuoneer,
Hun street, Manchester. Va.

TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL or
i ANEW DETACHED FRAME HOUSE, 49,
VACANT LOT ADJOINING On fHE >ol ~
SIDE OF EvEhkrr BEfwkkN st' 90
TENTH AND ElGHrEkSlH STREE : ~
virtue OF . certain deed Of trust from sa'aA 10
Moore aud her husband 10 the andefss.
trustees, dated December "a, 1891. AM 81
cord In the Clerks orieo OF Manchesicr u ~
ings Court. Decd Book Ia. page ~. deia
having been made Ia the payment OF the mo-
secured thereby, AMI having been cuvStei 7, y
do by the BOARD Of Directors Of tue o'i p..l
ION bunting ana Loan Association. Ne 50,
proceed ~ sell 81 pubic auction. upon '"'
psomiDee, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Ia. 1894,
a. O'Clock r, ~. the PROPERTY described >,
above. The hcuss has stx o. seven MONS a.
the los troats ~ feet on Everett street, ran1'
back soushuaroty between parallel nnes ~
feet 70 IN alley 20 feet vide.
TkkxS: Cso,. JOHN n rVHckLi.
JOHN 4. kilklI,
FNANk 4. SUTTON.
ryssssss z ss oh pos'a'0a ssssAs aAs -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE u
COMFORTABLE TWO-STORY THREE
ROOM FRAME DWELLING,
STREET BETWEEN THIR-
TENTH AND FOUR
TENTH STREETS.
BY virtue OF a certain deed OF trust TO
the trustees of The Home Building Com
and duly recorded in the Clerks Office
OF Richmond Chancery Court. in Deed
Book 1879 "a" page l6i, which was given
TO secure the payment OF certain bond
therein mentioned default having been
made In the payment OF a part thereof.
and being directed by the Board of Di-
rectors OF said Home Building Company
lie auction, on the premises. on
FRIDAY. MARCH 10. 1894.
at o'clock r. NJ, the HOUSE AND LOT
above referred TO. being the same real es-
tate conveyed TO the trustees OF said
company by the aforementioned deed.
The lot fronts 30xl20 feet 10 an alley.
TERMS: Enough in cash TO pay cost Of
sale. and the sum OF s5l.67. being the
amount now due on said bond. and the
balance, whatever IL may be. on the fol-
lowing terms, viz: One third cash, one
third in six months. and one third IN
twelve months. the purchaser 10 give ne
gotiabie notes. with interest added, and
secured by deed OF trust.
n. ID. HARGROVE,
FRANK II. SUTTON,
H. SELDEN TAYLOR
Trustees OF The Home Building Com
pany CperpetuaD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13

FORMULATED SUGAR. $50. 4lc.
NJ. or NoaI Nor bushel.......... 81
White Suglr...... .'s''''..... '''''' %
Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee. per pound''..''' 81
Mountain-Roli Butter. per pound. ~
salt Pork, per pound. ..................'''"
Goldfish, per pound ..........,.''. ..-'.''..''
Fresh soda Crackers. per pound. %
: Pounds Virginia Buckwheat.-......... 80
Nice Fat Mackerel, per dozen. .........'. ~
3 large Cans Thistle tomatoes ror......... 20
Carolina Rice, per pound. 49,.
silver King Minnesota Patent Family
Flour, "a a barrel or 27c sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50
barrel or 25c. a sack. ~
4 Pounds Dried Peaches for... 20
4 Pounds New Primes for. 20
scotch Herrngs. per box. ~
Pure Lard, per pound.
Sour Pickles, per gallon. ...............' 20
Home made Jelly, per pound. minimum. 4
Pure Sugar syrup per gallon. .......;.;.'. ~
New North Carolina Roe Herrings, lOc. a
dozen or 90 half barrel.
New Crop New Orleans Molasses, per GAL
ION 's''''s'''''''''
Good Mixed Tea. per pound. ............' 20
Price list mailed on application phone oio.
+. ULLMANS SON,
de 27.dex5u 1820.1S22 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-13
xyrATER-GROUND NEAL.
WANTED THE PUBLIC TO

w know that I am selling HOUSEFuR-
NIsuING GOODS very low for cash or on easy
ravmeuts. Cali and see me. ! want your trade
Sreclal discount 10 country merchants.
/. G. JOHNSON. Proprietor,
No. 1905 east Franklin street,
., oo-rh suS1uIot Richmond, Va