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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
Season for Mating In King William.

KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE,
Dec. 21.-Special.--N Notwithstanding our
people are feeling keenly their losses con-
sequent 10 the severe drought of the
summer and fall. and the great difficulty
of raising few dollars 20 meet current
demands, the clerk of our County Court
has had unusual calls FOR marriage Ii
censes. and tho country pastor. who, as
"A rule, is not too well paid by his loving
flock, is made glad by the fees he picks
up in uniting the happy pairs in bonds
that are FOR better or worse lt is
well that "hard time is not barrier TO
true love.
Among the marriage ceremonies Of the
present week is that of Miss Rosa Ware.
the daughter OF Mr.. j. l.. Ware. TO MIR.
Michael Leavitt. a thrifty farmer Of Glou-
cester county. which took place at Co
losse Baptist church, the officiating min
lister, Rev. b. G. James, performing the
ceremony.
The people OF this county are watching
with interest legislation I'm regard TO the
Walton law. They believe that honesty
and justice demand radical change.
Tho one-cOnstable feature Of the law is
especially condemned as inviting fraud.
and the course OF The Times is most
heartily endorsed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

Fisher fight as an incident. The date
has not been fixed. but the speakers pre-
fer some evening early I'm January.
AT the Seaboard Air Line general offices
the report that sixty days notice OF the
withdrawal OF the line from the Southern
States Freight Association was confirmed
to-day.
Police-Ofiicer Brown will be cited before
the Board of Police Commissioners by
]. W. Miller. for cruelty In arresting and
taking to the station house last night his
twelve-year-old son, Willie Miller, on the
charge OF striking another boy with
rotten apple.
II is charged that the officer put nip
pers on the child's wrist. and dragged
him nearly two miles through the streets
to the station house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
CHICAGO MARKET

CHICAGO, ILL, Dec 21-That the
market IN wheat was sensitive TO the ac-
tiC.sTof the New York market was quite
patent from the fact that the iuctua-
lions and the changes OF the latter met
with ready responses by thu former, ana
that when the New York exchange closed
wheat became quiet with the tone
steady. During the first hours of trad
ing the feeling wa. very nervous, not
so much so, probably. as yesterday, but
stll sufficiently errauc TO render opera
tsns more than usually hazardous. Not
a great deal OF wheat chans|I hands,
ana ON insignificant orders there were
frequently from i4uNsc. variation IN
prices There was noticeable back
wardness on the part OF outsiders. and
considering everything the market was
essentially local one. Large export
sales yesterday at the seaboard were
confirmed this morning. May wheat
opened from 5iAN3rsc. sold between
5S1NN57a4 NJ17kc., closing at 57ssc., shade
higher tnan yesterday Cash wheat ruled
quiet and steady.
Corn-The corn market was slow as
compared with yesterday, although the
same feeling Of unrest and uncertainty
which prevailed I'm the greater was seen
in the lesser Prices held close TO the
nnal quotations OF yesterday. No inn
pOrtant declines or ADVANCES taking
place. The retardatiOn Of receipts by
the recent rains tended. in a measure,
10 steady the tone. May corn opened
at 2l4N27'sc. ana advanced 10 and closed
at 2Sc.. sc. higher than yesterday Cash
corn was quiet ana nominal.
Oats-rhis market was reported very
dull. with a fair quotation and steadiRess
TO the tone The rapid and irregular
vibrations OF wheat met with only IN
different response. no serious apprehen-
sion being apparent In the trade MAY
oats closed a shade higher than vcster-
day Cash oats were dun and steady.
northumberland pursued an i'm
pOrtant course as far grain was concern
ed but was affected by its natural con-
fdence. the hog market. Prices were
weak early, but under the force OF good
buying. improved later I'm the day. only
a moderate business was transacted. no
important developments We're noted. At
the close May pork was 1iyc. higher than
yesterday. May lard unchanged. and May
ribs 2isc. higher Domestic markets
were quiet ana steady.
La
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
THE BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL.
A Girl Assaulted in franklin county-Msr.
riages Decreasing.

BEDFORD CITY, VA, Dec. 2l.-Spe-
cial-The Board OF Supervisors Of Bed
ford county held a meeting yesterday to
devise some means TO ascertain the sense
OF the people of the county with refer
ence 10 the Bedford High School. A bill
has been introduced I'm the House to re-
peal the act, and Senator Lowry II de-
slrous OF knowing the sense Of the people
on this subject before IL comes up in
the Senate. hence this meeting. II was
determined 20 hold precinct meetings af-
ter the holidays In order TO find out
whether the people Of the county want
this school.
The school is now in Its second year.
and its repeal would be a great calamity.
The opposition is strong In the rural
districts IL IS earnestly hoped by the
better class of our people, especially In
this district. that the bill repeating the
ac', which has already passed the House,
will die in the Senate.
The trial Of william A Martin. for
the murder Of John NJ Dowdy, a few
weeks since. Is set for January 20. 1896.
Martin conducted a still-house on the
southside OF the county, and last week
the deputy collector seized his still and
apparatus. together with forty-four gal
Ions OF apple brandy for violation OF the
revenue laws
churches arc making elaborate prepare
tons for the entertainment OF the chill
dren next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawkins, OF Missouri
are here. after an absence Of many years
visiting relatives
News has reached this city of terrible
assault having been recently inflicted on
a white girl I'm the mountains OF lower
Franklin county by negro. after which
ne murdered HIS victim. She lived long
enough 20 describe her assailant, who was
recognized from the description as being
from Bedford county posse of citi-
zens was at once organized and n search
for the murderer Instituted. He was dis
covered. but made good his escape by
jumping through "a window. The names
OF neither party could be obtained and
the particulars are very meagre
At recent meeting OF the School Trus-
tee Electoral Board. the following school
trustees were reappointed: John A.
Cooper. John w. johnson. " II. Hub
bard. y. i. Cox. James II. Austin. and
G. VI. Gibbs. New members, G. \. Lup-
ton. ". G.. Neighbors. and W. D. Ash
well
The record OF marriage licenses shows
a decrease in 1895 Of "A as compared
with 1894
A marble floor is being put in the clerks
offices. and much other needed improve
ments are being made.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Elizabeth Massie to Mr. Edwin Lewis
Bell, of Lewsburg. w. Va. at the Pres
hyterian church. I'm this place. at 1890
o'clock. on the 18th instant.
Miss Annie Lee Brown. half-sister 10
Judge Brown. was married on Wednes-
day last to Samuel Hagerman. OF Lowry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

Deed From Mr.. r.. ID. Christian and Wife
Recorded i'm That City.

DANVILLE, VA. Dec. 2l.-Special. 49,
deed OF assignment from T.. ID. Chris
tian and wife. of Richmond. TO W. j.
Leake, conveying real estate in Danvlle,
was recorded here to-day.
a fire i'm an uptown grocery store to-
day destroyed the stock and partially
burned the building. total loss, about $500;
insurance, $1,000. The fire was caused
by Christmas fireworks. and there be-
ing many in the burning building. there
was a series OF lively explosions. much to
the delight Of the small boy.
A valuable horse Of the fire department
ran away. and was badly, and perhaps
permanent. injured.
Sales OF loose leaf-tobacco on this mar
ket for the month Of December, ending
tonight, amounted TO 3,0Si0j5 pounds,
which was 650.636 pounds less than last
December. Sales from beginning of to-
bacco year. beginning October I, 1885,
are TO- 300. 553 pounds. which was 3is, s23
pounds more than for the same period
OF last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
Ladies' Goats.

It's truly amusing TO read Of how al
most everybody is advertising the reduced
prices on their cloaks I'm an attempt TO
compete with the prices of those great
lots OF coats sent us by manufacturers,
10 be sold at loss.
Customers, In their ro.nds of the stores.
spread the news OF he remarkable prices
prevailing on Cloaks here and these
stores think n dollar or two taken from
these prices will even matters up. but
how futile these attempts are unless one
would be willing TO sell for % per cent.
less than the rloaks cost them. our
stock bought before these lots were re-
ceived are at a standstill. We cannot at
tempt 20 sell them alongside OF the spe-
clal purchases. It's a question of only
a few days now before the assortment
viii he broken 10 sdth an extent as To
greatly lessen the chance of your getting
Just what you want. However the fol-
lowing lots are In complete assortments:
Dark oxford kersey Coats. with or
without velvet collars-ladies' or
msses'-14, 10. 1S-year sizes, made TO
sell for s.. In these lots 10 sell for
500.
Solid Black and Blue Coats. OF latest
STYLE two and six-button efrccis. large
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

NEW YORK. Dec. 2f.-The weekly
stHtcmeh; OF the Associated Banks shows
the following changes
Reserve decrease. ..............Sl.2O o 5o5
loans, decrease -... ............ 3.jti 500
Specie. increase ....... ........ yljO 100
Legal tenders decrease. ........ 3IDt 100
Deposits, decrease. ........... A.76i.7 700
Circulation, decrease. ......... l1ODD
The banks now hold Sl7.OSS 500 in eN-
cess OF legal requirements
The New \ Ork financicr saws this
week The extraordinary conditions
which sent money up 10 30 per cent and
caused collapse of values ON the New
York Stock Exchange Friday are not
shown fully in the bank statements for
the week ending saturday There. was
sharp contraction Of S3.5ii.SGO IN loans.
a decrease OF s., ltS 200 I'm cash holdings
aud OF SJ.16i 700 In deposits. the result
OF the week operations reducing The
excess reserve by 1882. 525
The New York banks have however
near.y eighteen millions in cash over
the legal require ments. and their action
I'm throwing immenre amount OF money
90 that the panic Of lN.D was TO be dupli-
Gated IN a more serious way entities
them TO the lasting respect OF the ma
tlon. They stood together animated
by common purpose and when the
present scare has blown over. the true
oxtent Of their heroic cndeavOrs TO stem
an adverse current VIII be better under
stood and more fully appreciated.
IL IL impossible In the present course
OF events. 10 tell what the next week
may bring forth. but the clearing house
banks. while operated as purely bust
ness institutions, will. by their firm
policy OF unity 40 more than any other
agency TO uphold credit and maintain
real values.
Leading bankers here universally de-
plore the Venezuelan blundcr and a DIS
patch from Chicago 10 The tlnancicr
says That nineteen out Of twenty promi-
nent bank officers interview think that
the administration has made a serious
mistake A Boston special 20 this paper
says that bank officers there talk IN u
similar strain.
are now 1911 2yD. 500 or SCoOOO,en less
than the highest figure reached during
t6e year Loans are SJtOD.Op higher
than the lowest point. With the prospect
81 a large gold loan next week. scme
~ The y67. OO0,rcO in specie held BY he
banks will probably be absorbed by TIE
treasury. ard the money market VIII N
ali likelihood record the highest regular
quotations OF the year.
Whom the war scare esH there ought
10 b an influx OF foreign money In
Hnjunno saeislenf 10 rapidlx lover EAtss'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

The averages show the following COM
pared with the last two years:
Loans: December 81, iS,o, fS96f6 600;
December -, 1894, Si9s 80 200, Decem-
ber ". 1893. siic. 2s7. 900.
Specie: December Il iSl5, SCI, s.6.JO;
December ~ 1894. $12.V?i,VOo, Decefn-
Der y. ls93. $40. $40. 200.
Legal tender: December Il, 1s9o, VS.
$50 oO0: December -. 1891. SloO, A5l,lOo;
December ~, 1885, SOS. 10000.
Net deposits: December Il. lseJ xJli,
2nO so: December -. 1894. s55i.J09 200;
December q. 1893. si9s. al, zoo
Circulation: December II. lSso. sl3,-
n73 100 December %. lNyi, Sll,i'l'4Oo,
December q. 1902. si3.25G.JOo
Total receipts. December u. lSs,1 SAG
al 800: December -. 1898: slIo.52s 100;
December ~. 1899, S1I2 co. roo.
Reserve: December u, 1893 Si29,;'32 700.
December -. 1894. si3s .G27 ,i25; December
-. 1893. S124 7il.92
Excess OF reserve: December y ltNJ.
s17 07s 500. December %. 1894. $50. 900. Go:
December % 1893, 81. p31.1'J.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
VIRGINIA TOWN BURNED
DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION AT
EDINBUR0 ~ SHENANDOAH CO.
The Loss twenty-five Thousand Dollars
and the Insurance Only Ten.
The Woodstock Ffrcmen.

WOODSTOCK,yA. Dec. Especial
4 disastrous fire started at Edinburg. In
this county. this morning at 2 o'clock
The following property was burned:
The Boyer store-rom and stock OF goods
OF r. NJ. Glen; Murrays Hotel, bar
room, and large stables; +. < Boyers
livery stable; Edinburg Sentinel office;
Stoneburners shoemaker stops, and the
residences Of Robert W. Burke, John J.
Stoneburner John Zimmerman. Mrs. Ju-
lin Wightman, George w. koontz's house,
Ruby. With some OF the residences the
entire household property was DESTROYED:
The Woodstock fire company responded
promptly to the call. but were too late
10 save property
The loss is about $4,000. while the in
surance Is estimated at from nine TO ten
thousand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
DIR. CULPEPPER's Will.
Col. Lamb and Gen. Curtis to Discuss Old
Battles for the Benefit of the University.

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 2l.-Special.-Th
Will OF the late Henry II. Culpepper was
pr0bated In the County Court to-day.
DR. Charles L. Culpepper qualified as
administrator. bond $4,000 with the heirs
"a sur.ties. The estate consists Of
$50. 90 in personal property, including 49,
90 insurance, and real estate in Ports
mouth assessed for taxes at 900.
Colonel William Lamb In a talk with
The Times correspondent to-day con-
hrmed the report that he and General
Curtis were 10 divide time in Richmond
In a public discussion OF battles OF the
late war for the benefit of the University
OF Virginia. Tho time, one and a half
hours would be devoted 10 "reminiscences
OF the late war, with possibly the Fort
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
MORMON CHURCH ~ CiROLTNE.
4 Number of Persons Have Embraced the
Faith and Been Baptized.

BOWLING GREEN. VA, Dec. 21.-Spe-
cial.-Three Mormon missionaries have
been operating in this county for some
time, but they did not succeed I'm winning
any converts to their faith until recently.
I'm the Mt. Carmel neighborhooh I'm the
southwestern border OF the county. they
have now gained quite a foothold. A
number Of persons laVe embraced their
doctrines and been baptised by them.
They are preparing to build a church
ediice on land donated for that purpose.
The schools OF this place. both public
Years.
Mr. and Mrs. Richardson, OF Washing
ton city, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Helen Gertrude. to Mr..
c. l.. Builard, of this town.
Many persons filed their houses with
ice Of good quality turing the recent
cold spell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
Pnlaski Notes.

PULASKI. VA. Dec. 21-Speciai-Yes-
terday the Pulaski graded school closed
till after the Christmas holidays. APP
propriate exercises were held.
Judge Hudson. who was too in 10 hold
December County Court, is better. and ex-
poets 10 hold the coming January term.
Rev. Mr.. Gales. Of North Carolina. will
hold a series of revival meetings in
Pulaski city early I'm January.
Major j. L. Borany. county clerk. was
thrown from his buggy few days ago
and had his thumb seriously sprained
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. Of Richmond,
was in town last Friday on business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI. O.. Dec. 2l-Flour ac-
tive: winter patent, S.4ol37O. spring
S}.75Qijo
Wheat unchanged.
Corn quiet and steady; mixed car
27c: No white. &c. yellow 2Sl1c
oats in fair demand and STEADY. No.
. l9Xc: 10. white. 2li2c
Pork quiet and steady; mess. $50
Lard steady and in fair demand, steam
leaf 1919: prime steam. 500,
bacon firm: loose shoulders. 81 %: short
ribs SJi2ib. short clears S5.3ii1. boxed
meats &c. more.
Dry sailed meats steady. loose Shout
dcrs. 40. short ribs. N.31i2' short clear
sides s4.G2ia, boxed meats &c. more.
Whisky steady at Sl22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Dec. 2i.-Flour
quiet.
Wheat weak: No. red spot and De-
cember, G3d634c.: May. Gj.3a"Sfic.;
steamer No . red. G0hgGfac.. southern,
by sample. 62YGilgc., do, on grade vV'.w
6ylc.
Corn fairly steady: mixed spot and
year. 3l7sq32c. January. 55NnSZl &C;
February, 3@ixq32'.c March 32si Q32'sc.;
steamer mixed. 3J543ic. southern white,
3lN~2c do yellow. 3lhN32tc.
oats steady: No . white. western,
24G24iLc g. No. . mixed, western, I2iga23c.
Rye quiet. No. ?. 4iNiJc. for near by
and icNi7c. for western. receipts, l,OVo
bushels: stock 1Ol 900 bushels.
Hay firm at $3.50.
Grain freights firm.
Eggs easier at PIC.
other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, Dec.
21-Cattlc. Receipts, loo. market steady
common TO extra steers - ODfi4O: stock
crs and feeders s. 4oN3.75. cows and
bulls 81 25n3.50: calves. S2.Jpa.2l1, Tex
ans. S2.GOn3SO.
Hogs Receipts. 1000. market weak
and 1OnlJc lower. heavy packing ana
shippiug lots. S33JN3.JO. common 10
choice mixed. 81 2s03.55 choice assorted.
s8-OG3. 1917: light, $33OQ347i5; pigs, $40
l34s.
Sheep-Receipts Ion; market low N
and steady: inferior to choice. s2.OO33.JD;
lambs S3.OOn 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF WEST POINT. DEC. q. 1895
ARRIVED

Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson Provi-
dence via Newport News and Norfolk,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond. Glover. New
York. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester, Parker. Balu-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett Balu-
more, passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Allegheny. Nickerson Balti-
more. passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett. Balti-
more passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Richmond. Glover, New
York passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Dorchester. Parker, Proyi-
dence, passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

Corn higher; December. 23'4c.; January.
2:F.c: May. &c.
Oats unchanged.
Eggs higher at 1910.
Pork-Standard mess, 500
Lard-Prime steam $Jl2i@aJ2O; choice,
sJ115. ,.
Bacon-Shoulders. s52j: longs. s5.12A;
clear ribs, sj2J; short clear. $3.50
Dry Sailed Neafs-Shouders. A-5:
longs $3.50: clear ribs, Sf12is. short
clear. A3Ii5.
High wines steady at s1.22.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

slashed sleeves. Just like those We have
sold tor 500 IN these lots for 81. ~.
Fine Rough Boucie Cloth Coats, two
button effects-cut either high or low
ripple backs just the kind you pay
So 40 for. Here in these lots for A.ps.
The finest Imported Black Bouclo
Cloth Jackets-the Astrachan. Persian
Lamb. and Caterpillar patterns-lined
throughout with the best and heaviest
silks and made i'm the best manner;
Coats that we have sold from $3.50
TO $50. Are i'm this lot for $sss.
From our regular stock We have
taken every Coat, both rough and
smooth, that sold for every price.
from $3.50 to 81 and marked them
all I'm one lot for SO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
NAVAL STORES.

WILMTNGTON. y. c., Dec. 21.-Rosin
firm. strained. 81 81. good strained. 81 30
Spirits - turpentine steady machine
&c. irregular. 2SiHc
Tar steady NJ a5c.
Crude turpentine firm; haro, SllV;
soft Sl.JO. virgin, Sl.OD.
CHARLESTON S. c., Dec. N.-Iur-
pentlne firm at DC. receipts. % casks.
Rosin firm: good strained, fl2'Hl- LOU
sAVANNAH. GA. Dec 2l.-Turpen-
tine opened at 26iac.: closed at pc for
regulars: sales. 200 casks.
Rosin unchanged: sales. 100 harrels'
palcs nominal. others firm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
rrw YnRK nHY GooDs MARKET.

NEW YORK. Dec. 21.-There has prac-
fically been no market in dry goods to-
dav Business has not been absolutely
at a standstnl. but such transactions as
have been recorded show that whatever
buyers can let alone for tho time being
they are not touching. Even II sellers
were willing TO make concessions, there
is an entire lack OF inducement 10 30
so Lower prices would not move mer-
chandize az the moment In approciably
larger volume.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
gyl' !!
T(a ZzzazzE az1z
Open Monday Night Until 10 O'Clock.
Open Tuesday Night Until IL O'Clock.
Closed Christmas Day.
GREAT TW0-DAYS' SALE.

These three days before Christmas with saepeope st
every counter delivery extra ushe in each ase
serving every day with greater purchasers dou
BILE than any The special offerings include many
articles of which purchased extensively and which the
prices reduced o close entirely before Xmas
Claus big show window will paint any inscription
wish small Bring the children to see him and
his mps making toys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond Va. Dec n, lSiJ

Quotations. Whcat-Longberry, 20 10
re: mixed. 90 10 re; shortberry, " 10
nc. NO . red IL 10 iZc.
Corn-White. Virginia, 80 to 55c.; NO;
white, 80 to 35l3c., NO mixed 81
Oats-No. mixed. - to 23i9c. No. .
mixed. y to 2211c.. winter seed. Is to sc.
Rye-f5 10 sSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22

The Trilby Minstrels consisting OF a
dozen small boys, gave an entertainment
at No. 5O6 east Grace street Friday night
for the benefit OF the Shelterlng Arms.
Miss Emma Netherland left last week
LOT Atlanta. AFTER a'tenllns the EXPO
TO visit her sister, Mrs. Constantine Per-
lfrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
Tnne-plaving Horns. 25c.

Tune-playing Horns. 25c.
9-inch Ten-Pins. soc.
Children's Silver-Plated Sets. Knives.
Forks. and Spoons, each n separate
box, / lot at l5c. set, much irer
set. DC gold-wsshed sets, 1bc.
Plush-Seat Rockers, embossed tops,
for child years Old lyc.
oak Dining Tables, 29c.
Finest Soldier Sets, I5c.
100 without Swords. l9c.
Hagenbach's Trained Animals, 10
and l9c. box.
Casters. Zoe.
Goat Suikies. Si.ss
Boys Best Iron Velocipedes, 81 AZ
up
G-inch Metallic Drums. he.
BlackbOards, pc.
Chnd's. Silver-Plated Cups eilt-lined,
1gc.
Large Chairs l9c.
500 White Wooden WheelbarrOws, &C.
each. instead Of Toe.
$50 larger size Wheelbarrovs, lOc., ir-
stead of Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
Santa Claus Basement.
For these last days another carlsbad of Toys Everything
Iron and Wooden Toys particularly Doll Carriages Wagons and
Chidrens Chairs Csc to 1925 New Dolls, 15c 80 %

Chidren's Large Oak Writing Desks.
stand on floor. 81.
Large Buck Board Wagons, painted red,
with high seats. Csc.
Chlld's Perforated-Seat Arm-Chairs. 30.
Large size White Enamelled end Brass
Beds. Csc.
CLOSING OUT TOY GUNS
Hammerless Guns, shoot rubber balls.
30c. up
Swings for children up TO q years. 29c.
"a largest size Fancy Willow Doll Car
rages. with parasoi complete. Zoe.
80 sets of Ten-fins. large size. and
painted, 25c.
Large size Fancy Wood Doll Car riages,
upholstered with tapestry. with par
asol. Csc.
Red Willow Doll Carriages. upholstered
seats. Toe.
Willow Rocking Chairs. ssc.
5000 Doll Rocking Chairs, &c.
Red DOH Tables, Toe.
II different kinds OF Children's Chairs,
2Jc. TO 81 20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-12-22
Prnncrfx transfers

Richmond: Mary W. Curry's trustee
TO John S. Stubs. 30 feet on north side
Main street near Cherry, $500.
wilhelmine Schmidt 10 Christian Unkel.
2s i-2 feet on north side Leigh street
near Fourth. 5000.