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The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26

lsocial. educational, and moral
reforms Of the day ehliglten-
led motherhood intellectual
development individuality.
End with all a steady growth
lio The development of noble
wom.nhood."
Mrs. BooKsR +. WASHINGTON
Pres. Of National Federation
of Afro American women
TUSkEGEE NORMAL AM IN.
0uSTRIAL INSTITUTE.
TUsKEarE ALA.
Our new machine shop,
which is now being fitted
with new machinery, will
soon be ready tor work. The
cost of the machinery will be
$1,000. This sum has already
been given by a friend.
Under the management of
Sr. Harry Thomas, n skillful
machinist of Springfield,
Ohio. our Foundry is doing
some very valuable work.
This dept. il only one year
old. But it will exhibit at
the Exposition a perfect en-
CINE, a stove, and a number
of other castings. Mr.. Thorn.
as says, that he has students
who have been trained under
him mere. who will soon be
able to conduct this. dept.
themselves.
An arrangement has been
made by which students de-.
string to study agriculture,
may receive theoretical instruc
tion in this service once every
week. This is done for the
benefit Of those who do not
work on the school farm
every day.
More attention is being paid
to thoroughness in the aca-
demic work this year than
heretofore.
l. FISHER.
The Langston City herald. [volume] (Langston City, O.T. [Okla.]) 1891-1902, 1895-10-26

0hsmosrlain's Rye ana Skin Ointment
j. uue1ualled for Eczema, letter, Salt
kheum, Sald Hosd, Sos Nipples, Charped
Hands, Itching Piles, Burns, Frost DitcS
Chronic Sore Eyes and Grnulsted Eye Ida
For sale by druggists at % cents per box.
TO HoRsE oWNE28.
Fo- putting n horse in o fine healthy con.
dition try lr. Cady's Condition Powders
They tone up tho system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation. correca
kidney Disorders and destroy worms, givir1
new life to an oh %. over.w0rked horse. p
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
n. GeprARr DRuaolsr.
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WHEN YOU SEND IN
THE NAMES, BE SURE
|AND SEND IN THE
MONEY WITH THEM.
First Published April 9th. 1896.
NOTICE.
Territory Of Oklahoma
County Of Logan o..

Know all persons whom it may
concern that we the City Council Of
thetown Of Lengston have this day up
pointed the following named persons
~ a Il. X. executive committee for the
town Of Laugston in Logan Co. o. 4.
aud have duly authorized aud ON
powered them to act az such for a per
iOd of six months. Hol. +. p. Nc
Cabs, DR.. A. j. Aston, Hon. Il. f.
Stewart, Hon. L. =. Pullia IL, Msssrs.
ID. j. Wallace, Ed. Robinson and ".
II. Smith. Witnessed our hauds this
the 10th. day of April A: ID. 1895
q. W. Clark. Pres Of Council
j. w. McElroy City Clerk.
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City News.

Caty News.
Mr.. f.. Graham Of the strip i
down among friends.
When in Guthrie call OF
". II. Smith for cheap dr.,
goods and groceries.
Rev. Halves IL in earnes'
about building a church fol
his flock.
Langston will make one ot
the best cotton markets in
Oklahoma.
The G atholic school is doing
a most excellent work among
the young.
Mrs. Saunders of. little
Rock Ark. is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. G.. NJ. Hollens
worth.
II would rather trust that medi-
cine Than any doctor I know Of
Says Mrs. Hattie Mason Of Chiffon,
Garter Co. Mo-. iu speaking Of Cham.
berlsin's Collie, Cholera aud Disrrh-
0 Remedy. For sale by II. 0ep-
hart Druggist.
Many of our towns men are
attending court in Guthrie
this week.
Mr.. Pollard is at home
again and is looking AZ we'll
as ever.
The Baptist are in earnest
about their new church, and
hope to have It up in the next
few months.
Mr.. Peter Stroud ia still do
ing business at the old stand.
He has ginned more than 800
bales of cotton up to date and
is still ginning.
Every mother should know that
group can DO prevented. The fret
symptom cf true Group 10 hoaEseness.
This IL followed by peculiar rough
cough. II ChambsrIsia's Cough Re-
medy u given freely ~ soon 80 the
child hecomee hoarse or even after the
cough has developed il will prevent
The attack. Is snd cent bottles for
sals by h. Gsl.hart Druggist.
Mr.. X w. Garrett who
has been travelling in the
Creek Nation and Tex. for
the past two months arrived
home last week, looking the
very picture Of health.
Mr.. Andy Jones the Drill Mas
ter of the young mems rifle
club is getting the boys in
GOOD shape and they will
soon present beautiful
front.
Mrs. =. Parks who has been
visiting in Guthrie for the
past 8 weeks, is home again.
and says her stay in Guthrie
was very pleasant.
The basket supper at the
Baptist Church on Saturday
night was in every way a sue
cess,
There is no medicine 90 often need.
cd in every house aud 90 admirably
adapted to the purposes for which IL
is intended. % Chsmoerlsiu's Pain
Balm. Hardly u week passes but
some member Of the family hes need
oi it. A toothacbe OF headache may
be cured by II. A touch OF rh-ums-
tism or neuralgia quoted. The 81
we're pain OF q burn or scald promptly
relieved and the sore healed 10 much
less time than when medicine has to
be sent for. A sprsin may be prompt
y treated before ind ,ms,ioa se,s 10.
which insures . cure in about one.
third q the time otherwise required.
Cuts and bruises should receive i'm.
mediate treatment before the parts
become swollen, which can only be
done when Pam Balm 10 kept at hand.
4 sore tht oat may be cured befor it
A------ ----- A.
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o are hereby asked to send In what 10
due vs. on your tAgcnts, commission. OF sub
scription At once. Also. We require you to
send each week tho amount due us Oh psck-
agcs sent you, this 10 helpful to Us and easy TO
agents. and others. this will do away with Nil
possible chance Of fault. del ". misunder-
standing. trouble. bSd feeling and complain
not wecn US si,d agents.
Now, u Is easier 10 settle ANAL bills than
large ones. SINE OF our ~ onts have pu, on
aud put or. rcmitttng for2 Z. and Q weeks,
getting bchind and quilting US before they
will settle. This We cannot afford. NJ II Is
hard ON US and ls not fair. besides. II u not bLs.
mess. Honesty Ia the best and fairest policy
we believe our hgeuts like ourselves arc hon
est and business like. aud can not object to
settling each week. II they do. they are too
manly to object tn our cutting them on. This
We must ana will do. Read Instructions in the
paper. and act accordingly, settle each week.
Truly Yours. for good. Compliment Of
Herald Pub. Co..
Lankston Okla
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First Published Sept. l4,h, 1895.
NOTICE.

Know all persons whom it
may concern that T. j. Lewis
and n. II Potter have Dis
Olved partnership and all the
out standing accounts are
payable to N. H. Potter. The
Jack OBLIGATORY is now owned
by N. II. Potter and will be
found at my farm 1t miles
North east Of Langston Okla.
N. H. Potter.
Sept. End. 1895.
NOTICE AGENTS
Say: DO you take this pa.
per!
DO YOU ever have any mon
ey to spend!
And wouldn't you like to
spend it where you can get
the full worth of it!
Would you like to help w
and better your condition too
Are you an advocater of d.
plomacy!
If so, then patronizc the ad
vertisers in TIE HERALD.
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NOTICE FOR PUbuiCiN
Land Office ut Guthrie q. L.
Sent 18th 1895

Sept 18th 1895
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has Med notice of his intention
Ia make final proof In support OF his claim,
and that said proof will he inade before ReR
istcr aud Receiver u. 8. Land Omoe ut
Guthrie d. 4. on October 2sth ls85, viz: Fred
II. Sylvester for the Lot, 2. 4. and X IL az 4
wv Of sec j.. TwplsN OF K.
lie names the following witnesses 60 provo
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva
t,OnOt. said land viz:
Seth barrett. Of ClarksOu o. r.
William N. Pcrsins. Of GlRrkson -. r.
John Anderson. of ClsrksOn u. r.
John Dohson. of Clarkson u. r.
4. NJ. Crook. Register.
NOrE.-This notice must bc posted In " con
spicuous place Ia tue Land Office for u period
OF thirty dnvs prior 10 date OF fnal proof.
Gel 20sl Langstou Herald
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CLARK srd Williams ere cell
| ny cheap for cash.

ng cheap for cash.
Would you like TO inspire
tL.e intellectually Of your of
springs, and crown thci'
heads with wisdom!
NATIONAL Fedora TON VI
AFRO-AMERICAN WOMAN.
In the month Of July, 1895
Mrs. Josephine st. Pierre
Ruffim of Boston called {
three days conference of col
ored women for personal ex.
chnnge Of greetings. Thi'
meeting did much to inspire
and give life to the womer
whose privilege 1t was TO bt
present: and the result of thi,
gathering is u National or
ganization of colOred women
who have for their purpose
the general development o.
women
In the name OF the Nation
al Federation of Afro A
women I call upon tho wO-
men of the United States OF
America to lend us their in.
frence, their interest ard
their aid.
Our poor need 10 be- fed
and clothed.
Our women must be taught
to study for their own adj
vancement. They need in
SEPARATION and encouragement
to Keep u brave heart. Home.
making must be thought
about, child rearing needs at
tention' Our girls need So
cial purity talks. They must
DO warned of evil company d.
They must be brought in close
touch with more that ia good
and pure. They must be
taught to realize that they
have a vital part to enact in
developing tho womanhood of
this country.
All topics Of social. ecOno-
mic and intellectual reform
must turn and receive a share
of our interest For these and
other reasons we need TO form
local organizations for local
reforms in the cities, in
towns, the villages and coun.
try districts of our land.
We hope this call will
touch many chords of hidden
forces that will vibrite and re.
spond, and thus our power as
women of a national sister
hood will be strengthened
and more effective.
Let every delegate to the
National organization answer
this by her individual ef-
fort ito uplift, 10 inspire, to
do, to LOOK for the noble pur'
poses Of life. and hold them
alOft as a banner where those
who see it's folds waving shall
say Behold the influence of
goodness, purity :of know
ledge and Of truth"
In organizing our forces
WI ask the hearty co-opera.
ton Of the wives of our Bish.
ops and our ministers our pro
fessional women and other
women who see the needs of
our sisters and will geek to
find a remedy.
Any woman or body Of We
mon after forming an organi-
zation with this and in view
founded upon a definite plan
of work for a definite pur-
pose, and having a president
secretary and other off .era II
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OKLAHOMA DEMO
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plete Telegraphic service. besides
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News. Send in your subscriptions at
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GUTHRIE O.. T..
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LANcsToN Cry HERALD.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
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X. +. SrewARr Editor.
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our sisters and will seek to
find q remedy.
Any woman or body Of wo
mon after forming an Organi-
zation with this and in view
founded upon a definite plan
of work for a definite pur-
pose, and having a president
secretary and other officers II
needed may becom a part of
our National Federation by
notifying the Secretary Mrs.
Floridu Ridley, lO3- charles
Street, Boston, Mass, or the
President Mrs. Booker T.
Washington, Tuskegee. Ala.
Let us take the words Of
Milton who said I'VE 90
through weakness to the
GREATEST strength and we, as a
race of women may by con-
slant progress attain that
goOd.Our gain shall be Soon
centration of purpose, forget.
fitness Of self, interest in tue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-20

NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-flour steady
and ln moderate lcmand, winter wheat,
low grades. - irM2.an. DO. fair 20 fancy,
S2Gin3.@j; do. patl g. S33Vl ;. ~ ANNE ,..
sofa clear 50 53a2p; patent, S3.lOG1 90,
low extras. - l5u-1n, city miils. - Nfli
4iu. DO patent. Siio0 80; hne, SLUG
$50 Southern Hour quiet and steady;
common 10 fair extra, f-O5azO, sOOd
to choice 40, S2Sl7dN'
Mheat-Sp0t market duh, opened firm
ar, and closed easier. no. - red. store ana
elevator, 0jc; afoat, G5i.c. options hrm
an isc. advance. ieh tsd &c.. raIicl iH
He. Zen lIM1.~c.. AMI closed steady ~
&c lower than yesterday; saies included
No red February. q, isc., Marcn, Sic;
May. 0>'-c.: September, &C. october
Corn spot duli and firm; No. .. s0H
fiLc.. elevator Iii4c. anont. ONIONS
advanced #-nlc.. fell &C. closing firm az
lsNi.c. over yesterday, with trading mod
crate. September 3Hc; October J9Ac.;
oats SPOT Gun and nrmer. Options
more active and nrmer. september, 1870;
October 2l.cf December, DC. May.
26i.c spot prices. 80. ., Z'c., No =
white 2gH2gtc.: 80. choice, 25asc.. so.
g. 24iio.: 40. % white. nc, mixed western.
2.M2lc.. white do, -i9i5Sc.i white. state,
2ln33c.
SAY about steady. shipping. GjnlUc:
good 90 choice. s3H91c.
wool quiet and hrm' domestic l3n22c.;
pulled. ls03ic., Texans, loQlfc.
Beef fIm. family. Hl.rV0J.b, extra
mess. S7.-sis.f0. le.f bans easy al Sl5.uu:
tierced beef firm and 80 moderate de
mana, city extra. india mess. slG.Jiff
100. cut meats stronger. picked bel
lies. $50. haios sHhOu32j.
Lard quiet and higher. western steam
closed 90 sja)' city. Sjo5 options
October S62l. Refined quiet and nomi-
ual South American. $3.50
Pork duA ana STEADY, mess. SlO.ro1
1925.
Buuer-Fancy frmcr and in good de-
mand. state dairy. l2nl92c.; DO, cream
cry. xlc.i western GARY. "i44l5c.; Elsins,
2lu21.c.
Eggs about steady; state and Penn
syiYania, lG llc.. western, fresh. Iju
lolec., DO. per case. Sl.SlH25D.
Tailow strong and wanted; city, 4i8c.
bid, country. intl4c.
Cotton seed Oh about steady ana quiet:
crude, &c, yellow prime 2G&o21c., do.
gCcd ou grades. -1n 21i4c.
Peroleum-New York. $40; Philalel-
phia. 500. Co.. iu bulk. Sf.5504G1.
Resin quiet anc steady, strained, COM
mon 70 good, Sl45N1.5O.
lurpentinc active and hrmer at 2sa
Rice in moderate demand and firm;
domestic, fair Go extra 3'.N6c.; Japan,
3slI4c
Dlolasses Foreign nominal. New or
leans, open kettle good 10 choice mod
erateiy ac,ye and firm at 22n5sc.
Coffee closed firm az 1880 points up;
September, sli9j. October sjNl4nJ;
December. Si4JO0lf.Gj, March, Sli.O.
spot Rio steady; no. T. S1j.f5
Sucar-Raw quiet and firm. fair re-
filming, 3n3l 81. Renne1-Om a. 4ull4c.:
standard A. 4 5-lGnii4c.: cut-loaf. 1916
09lsc.. crushed, 4 ly-l6A5isc.; graduated,
! 5-lgHfH,c.
Freights TO Liverpool more active ana
firm for grain; cotton boy steamer 3-..d..
grain. Dy steamer. "a
southern Fresh Fruits: Peaches are NJ
FUN prices. receipts nght. ana demand
good Watermtlons quiet. sweet pO-
tatots plentiful and rather slow, with
prices barely steady.
Peaches Carrier, slJ002.50. do. bas-
ket. 4Nu soc.
Watermelons Hundred S5wu.O.OO
PotatOes-SWeet unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-20
TIE TIdEs--RICHMoND. va FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 90 1895.

The book will sell for s25. Heretofore
the mileage books have been limited 10
2.vs miles.
Mr. Adams. who is one Of the Durham
Fertilizer company's agents. is here and
says the combination of North Carolina
and Virginia fertilizer companies IL for
economy. Goods OF all brands will be
shipped from each factory thus reducing
freight rates, and also reducing operating
expenses.
The handsome Confederate monument
has been enclosed. The railing is
composed OF sixteen granite posts. three
feet high, standing at regular intervals
\ heavy galvanized chain passes along
from post TO post, thus making a neat
enclosure.
The cool spell, which came Sunday
night and Monday hurt cotton and It is
shedding badly.
The Caraleigh phosphate mills have
contracted for so much fertilizers that
an increase in the capacity Of the mills
IS necessary.
Mr. Stone, who was arrested on
charge Of embvzzling $3.50 from Kra-
mich and Bach. piano dealers. says that
ne used the money, and wrote TO the
house to look TO his bondsmen for the
amount, as they owed him. as his part OF
an estate they were settling up, over
S2.o0. This the house lid not do, but
had Stone brought here. He is out on
500 bond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-20

hi'il4iOND' y A. sept IT, I>'''
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade today.
Wrappers. Hs hOgslea1s. filters. -: cut
tiers IA. smokers AZ. Jugs DIarl /. To-
tai, - hogsheads
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright, ~ hOeshcads, dark
/ hOgsheads ANA q tierces. Hcinspec-
lions Brighl. - hogsheads.
Myers Planters. BayeupOrts Meals.
Crensnaws. SeabrOok 8. Allegheny, " il
Iams a. Rehlncs. Shockoe. and Farm
crs tobacco warehouses report to-day.
E4ceinfs 40 uackaeee. deliveries ltg
packages.
United States Internal revenue coliac-
lions ON tobaccos for the CIV Of Rich-
moud Va. TODAY. Cigars and cigarettes
81 ~. rlup tobaccos - I,sl a. TOTAL
* ~
Nessfs. sublett & Cary. general COM
mission merchants No liz soufh T,yelfth
street. Richmond. Va. iu their CIRCULAR
this date make the following comments
for the week on tobacco.
Dark Tobaccos- Rcceipts and offerings
of good dark lear continues npht aud
i'm GOOD demand. low grade lear ana lies
0uiet. "a. r,ae. ma ,.b.,s. IL, s,,,,fgft'r'.
Sun-Cure8 -4t@ceiuts AMI oferirge .on-
ffnue linn. rar,ef firm 80 a,infotions
Briehts-Ali desirable stock continues ln
fair demand. especially cutters and emok-
ems. low GRADES and wrainers very oiii.t
And ollofe me foiloyir1o t.riess .f,rrent. .
Suu-Cilred Tobacco-fues - 10 *.
short Leaf : "a
.yrsurprs So 10 80
Bigbf Tobaccos- smokers. Common "a
10 -. medium 81 fo 81. mo - ~ ma
cutters. CANNON SD H. SO. ,n.gtiiup
SD No. Sis. nnr so ~ ia 80 f9,c,. ~, -
10 $50 Fluere. common So to "a.
medium $40 10 $50. ro.d -, IN ~
fine. SO to 81. Wrappers. common.
Sl2 20 SO. medium. SO 81 So. good 50
10 $50: fine, SO 10 so, fancy. so TO go.
Wrappers. Mahogany. Common, 81 TO
$50 medium, so - -; good, - 10
$52.Jp; inc. $50 10 $40. fancy. SO 10 .tD.
DARK Iobaccos Lues. - 90 >i.2ji short
lear, S4.1 90 500; long leaf eO 20 -;
selections, 81 % SD.
Mr. George 4. haynes viii offer break
of ~ packages OF sln-cured t0haccOs at
auction on Change tomorrow. Friday.
scp,ember ~, l>Pj
Mr. / II. Harris. from near BucR-
ners, ia the county Of Louisa. Va. says.
THE tobacco crop IS short. Corn. whore
u was planted carly Us fair crop, but
late corn ia OF very niue account To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-20

Offerings and sales 1T the Richmond To-
bacco iNchange-intcrnai Revenue
Collections iorcign. Ad,iccs.

NEW YORK. sept l9.-Chicago Gas
Wa tut leader az the StOcN tNchAlEe
.to-4a,, Ni,iy shares changing naaus
al g.. ..4 80. TIC rise was the result of
ila reports tIat the attorneys OF lhc
company had az last dlse0vs cred q way
10 overcome tht objections of inc authon-
ties ol tnc state of liunois ahcrc are
NOT f.N Ou tLc street who doubt inls
e. Ne comment al us position, ana dic
taking hu tlc STOCK Offering. Ihcy
claim that ii thc legality OF the company
H. established thC stock VIII rule al con-
~ Iciauiy higher ngures. ln The mean
time ihc pool is backing zap ts opinion
De- Nh, al purchases OF the stock. An
other INDUSTRIAL which Inquired pfouIi-
AcNNt iu tNe dealings was iuDaDco. TINS
sto.h rose from 3Oi. 10 lVlN. Tine story
Was that the lrummOud Company. Of
81 LOUIS, haa fturc4 from the night
ssaihst me Trust and had put up ~ price
IUr Plug tobacco from IG 60 ~ GEMS.
Lao Nns strengthened 10y The resumption
or 'i. iithat oa enc common STOCK qua
rose To apl The railroad list ielt the
'h"ltncf oi the reduction Ia sterling 'A-
t-eNrt. the further advance Do the price
2i anthracite coal by the Lchigh Nahey.
anu belief that the gold shipments
on saturday VIII fan far below thc Vs-
inmates made carly in the Wcfh. iit
improvement in prices ranged from y no
- per cent, tLe Anthracite '0alers
lesoire. Speculation closed strong al
or near the top figures Of the day There
were no cola engagements TOT SATURDAY
steamers nut DO was said That " liiium
n Crossmsn q Brother viii snip about
sl,VoUuo on that day To-day rates
hardly warrant shipments ana Is
Thought That tue hrm in question 500
Jus exchange against me ahcStd lnlendfi
exports carly lu che week. Bonds were
strOug. sales were 81 $4,000. The sales
OF listed stocks aggregated HSbp shares
aud az unlisted stocks Z1VD shares.
Treasury Balances. Coin, ss9,pJs 900
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-20

~, for the consideration Of the courS,
the ouestion whether the evidence JeIorc
.the Commissioner was suitcient 10 JUS
tlfy him In disturbing the former settle
ments. .o~
WiIlIarns Va. commonwealth. Opinion
by Judge X. II. cardwe,. From she
County Court OF Highland county. nc
vcrsed. and remanded.
Bertha Zinc Company vs.. samuei MA'
tins Administrator. opinion py Ju"s"
John A. Buchanan. From the tHcc"'
Court OF Nythc county. Reversed
/. Objections for variance between inc
allegations in the declaration and the
proof upon the trial cannot be made
for the first time I'm an appellate court.
2 Ais tho duty of the master 10 exer-
else ordinary care that H.. such care AZ
reasonable and prudent mon use under
like circumstances in providing SAFE ana
suitable appliances and instrdmen'aliti'S
for the work 10 be done. and IN proviiing
generally for the safety OF the servant
in the course OF employment. regard be
ing had TO the work and the dlHicuities
and dangers attending II.
3. In the use OF dynamite the master
must exercise that degree OF care which
ordinarily prudent men would and do ex-
ercise in using 1t under like circuiu-
stances.
4. A party who offers an instruction
which correctly expourds the law upon
any evidence before the jury, has the
right to have Instructions given as or
fered
Norfolk and Western Railroad Compa-
nv vs. Miles b. Clark. opinion by Judge
George NJ Harrison. From the Circuit
Court of Pulaski county. Affirmed.
This Is mandamus proceeding 10 COM
mel n Justice OF the peace TO certify nm
appeal from his judgment to the county
COZ TT.
The court holds that there can be no
appeal from the judgment OF justice
un.ess the amount I'm controversy, exclu-
sive OF interest and costs, Is OF sreater
amount or value than ten dollars.
Wits OF error we're granted M the
following cases:
Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works ~. Ford from Richmond.
Terry W. city of Richmond; Knights
OF Pythlas Vs.. Weller. from The city CT
stanton.
Appeals were refused In tho following
cases:
Dunk,ey W. Stceall from Halifax 'onn-
~; Hooker ". Kelley. from Heniico toun-
ty; oakley =. H. J. Company ". Farnt-
leroy. from Lynchburg; sites v. Lawson.
from Danviilc; Browning ". Laura;
Creek coal and Coke Company from
Taaeweli county. injuDoiioh r'fuAti;
Campbell VI. Ddlia. from FAIRFAX.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-20
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. y. C.. Sept. n.-Rosin
firm. strained, Sll2i2; good strained,
Si15ia.
Spirits OF turpentne firm; machine,
25itc. irregular 2jl2c.
Tar firm at Sl.2l
Crude turpentne quiet; hard, tllO;
soft. $50. virgin. sls': g..
CHARLESTON, ;. g., Sept. l9.-Tur-
pentine firm al &c; receipts, y casks.
Rosin-GO0d strained firm at >i.lJ0l2O;
receipts. y barrels.
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept l9-Spiriis OF
turpentine market opened firm al zgte.,
with sales OF 81 casks reported, ana
closed at 2Ji5c.. with sales OF 80 casks.
There Was a firm demand Tor all ouer-
ings at the closing price.
tosin market opened with quotations
uncnanged the tone Tor the four high
grades was quiet ana all others were
urn. At the close there was decline
Of Zoe. on ". lOc. on X, DC. on n aud
g grades. The sales for the day were
about G.O1p barrels. Quotations. 4, j.,
and G. sll5; D. sl.25; r.. sl.5D: +, Sl.S5;
g. Sl4s. II. $50; !, H.55; h, Sl.N~ l..,;
Nj, S2F3. y, S2.35; window glass, .2.iJ;
water white. 500.