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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Are at their old place of business again,
ready To receive tEpir friends AID Gus
TONERS. Orders 70, coal, Hour. feed. hay
40 Yard and store south el,la. Phone
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

:, All kinds OF seed potatoes Maine Rose,
Early Vermont, burbank. Waite Starr,
Early ONO and Beauty OF heDron-at
Smeltz Il Co.'s. II East Fourth streot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

For the best sl0 suits and az 70 pants
made to order beat ii. and quality guar
aRteed, go to Elst Irontstreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26
TO The LADIES.
MRS. S. l.. PALITZ.
Fashionable Hair Dresser

q Camden, is hero to pay profess. onql
welt for one worK only. Mrs FuItz has
large stock OF ine HAIR goods wniIh
consist OF tho latest Aud most e Nqu site
Ales N thsart OF hair which she VIII
sell al the lowest pnGss ever ku1wn; also
a me Inc OF
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Dr SlmmH, No. COG King street, has n
worm medicine which 10 the aes. on the
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

For coughs, colds and throat affections
use DR.. Housckeeper's Household Expec.
torant, price 35c. q guaranteed cure. For
ra!e by n. Is. Uanrortn mud Il. James Lett.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Pirate. Patti, Congreas, Take Hold.
Yaukee Doodle Tobacco at 2jc Ii at Dur
stems ) East Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Bailey & Mammele, - +. 4th street,
beyelng, etching and fancy glass.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Smoke Sen Auben SC straight. strictly
hand made cigar. Grand Royal l0c ciRur,,
Dursteln's. 3 East End street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

The standard halfway OF America.
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY TUE
EnteriockiBg switch and Block signal sys
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

c. d. BayiIs, house painter mas removed
to iOi orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

CAS women bscoms members OF the
Board OF Eiacltlon In our cltyH We have
never as yet had any OF the advanced
women In our school board although We
have had excellent school mlrlns ever
since tho iras chile pedaGogues OF kick.
ing sticks have disappeared from the dis
trict schools According to the rules and
bylaws which govern our Board OF Elu-
cation, tho advanced woman is not ellgi.
bic for the position. So there will be no
use Tor them 10 run Tor the position. The
majority OF The momOers OF the school
6oatd don't wish them in the Board, anu
are very glad that the ladies are IuolIgI.
Die to become members ... ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26
a
ONE

DDS. He finds it is a convent
ent place and he likes it. So
would you if you'd come.
Here you will find everything
the man or boy needs for
wear
Clothing,
Tailoring,
Furnishings,
Hats,
Shoes,
Under one roof and manage
ment Necessarily there is a
saving in expenses. A look
at our prices and you will see
that the BUYER is given the
benefit OF the saving.
Let us show you our Spring
things. We will do it gladly
# you will come.
How about a covert coat
JAS T. MuLLIN & Son
Clothins, 9th & Market,
Hats. Wilmington,
Shoes. DeIavlr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Opening otn Sew Merchant TalInr sIprs
At No 100 Market street. Wilmington. We
have large assert mont OF suitlnKs and
trpusGrJ. spring styles. We make suits to
your measure from $1,000 up. Trousera
from S2 80 up, we'll made and good lit,
We are experienced tailors worked in tho
largest houses In Philadelphia. New York
and London. Can and see our STYLES aud
W lEes lpen every evening until O'clock.
LONDON MERCHANT TAILORS. No, 10
MGiEct street, Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Famous dinners, IS cents. aI West Eighth
sueet,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

SALE.-.BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Levari Facias to mo directed
Will he exposed to public sale at the
Court House, on Market street between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, In the city
of Wilmington, New Castle county,
State Of Della ware
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Each day almost
we have a new
conner to Sixth and
Market who has
been told of the
place and its meth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-04-26

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street sta
ton. for Wilmington 1express) $50, TO
SIS 74O, lilo Lie p. m, and 12.O3 night.
Acco mmodation, $50. 7.SS, $40, 1885 & m,
1.23, S.0S. 4.93. 4.37, G22 s.3S. 1913 and lbs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
Nrw YoRK pRopucE MARKNT.

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-Flour STEADY
ana in better demand, winter wheai, low
grades, 81 25uZ.DJ. do. ialr 10 fancy, s-D1
1850. do patent, S350Q3.l0, Minnesota
clear. Szbnt3l5. patent, S3.15u4.1U, low
extras, Sz.zOgZ0J, city mills, s5.eV4o.JV.
do. patent, S3y0H4ls. southern hour
quiet and steady. common 10 IalI extra
g. IOu2.SO, good TO choice. SZsV45.5o'
Wheat moderately active and easier,
No = red store ana elevator, ot%c.,
anOat 6sigc options were moderately
acuye ana closed weak at 52g9sc de-
cline. No red, January, Oo1sc.' MaIcl'
0T.c.. May. 6Oec.. June, oic., july,
G7l4c., December, 04Ac.
Corn easter and more active Tor eA-
port. No. =, 3Jlu Soc, elevator, oo'R4o'c;
afi0at Options were more active anu
wheat and the West Novembei J'zc.i
December, 349sc; January, 54bc., feDru-
AIRY, $40. May, 51sc.
oats dull and steady. options uul
ana easier. November 2Z'sc, Decem-
Der. DC Spot prices. No. ., DC. No.
. white. 24az4l5c., mixed western, 23H24c.
iiay-ChOice nrm. shipping iV4 '1c.,
good 10 choice, eli40y2l2c
Wool quiet ana steauyi domestic fleece,
l6f22c. pulled. 1Jli54c. -
sect steady ana quiet. family, $1,000
200. extra mess, SG5DaS.OO, beef mans
slow at Sl4JU0 1000, uerced beer STEADY
and quiet, city extra, India mess, $lEV,
cut meats duh and weak, picked bellies,
SO. middles nominal.
Lard lower ana quiet western steam,
S51G: city, Sj.3p05.4u. November, 500,
nominal Refined quiet; Continent, $50,
South American, $500, compound, $''J4
Polk quiet and steady; mess, $500
1900
Butter-Choice firm and in fair demand;
State dairy, 12u2lc, DO, creamery. l'u
22lac.; western dairy, llaloc.; slgins,
2Jiac
Eggs quiet and about steady; State and
PENNSYLVANIA, re. southern, Zl4ZZc.,
ice-house. i6020c.; do. per case, 5000
400. western. fresh, 2lN-1c.; do. per case,
S3J004.25, lined, l6is4lic., DO. per case,
Taiiow firm and quiet; city, 4lsq4 5-l6c.;
Cotton seed oil steady and quiet: crude,
26c.; yellow prime, new, 29429'2c.; 90.
OF grades 2ec.
Rosin hrmer: strained, common 10
Turpentinc quiet and steady at 27940
Rice firm and in fair demand fair to
extra. 3ain6c.. Japan. 3q3Ac.
Moiasses- Foreign nominal New Or
leans, open kettle, good 10 choice, quiet
and steady at 2bu32c.
Conee weak at i5Q2O points down; De
cember, S1iOj0142O January sl3.JOQ
l4.Uj. February, $1,000 1880; March
Sl3.5O0l3.7j; April, Sl55OQ l3;4O' May,
1865. Spot Rio quiet and steady, No
sugar-Raw quiet and steady; fair re-
hning, &C. Refined steady ana mod
eratelv active: on \. 4 l-l6Q4ic.; stand
ard A, 4isc; cut-loaf ana crushed, 11sc.;
graduated, 4i2piSsc.
Freights to Liverpool dun and nomi-
mai.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
cHICAGO MARKED

CHICAGO. ILL. Nov. Flor the day
Immediately before Il holiday there was
an unusually good trade IN wheat to-
day At the outset the feeling and sem
timent was rather favorable to prices
Than otherwise. but holders We're not any
thing too sure of their position. and be-
fore the day was over about lc. was
taken from values. An Armour inter-
view, printed In one of the morning pa
pers. In which the big elevator proprie-
tor and packer stated that he would de-
liver about 5,OODODO bushels OF shipping
wheat for December, served 10 make the
trade feel a little uneasy, and occasioned
free selling under which the market had
port of the suicide OF a prominent Mil
waukee capitalist, who was presumed
TO be long OF wheat. caused renewed
senng when prices made the lowest
record Of the day outside orders were
not very numerous, owing 10 the par
TALLY disabled condition OF the telegraph
companies May wheat opened al 6iC.
sold between Ole. and 6lkc. and 595sc.,
closing at 59lsQ60*c., lc. under yesterday
cash wheat was yale per hushel lower
Corn November corn was weak this
morning Offerings Of that month were
not large. but the few lots on sale We're
not wanted and the price easily TecedeJ
aSc The May option Sympathzed IN
the weakness. but did moi decline guile
as much. The continued dropping tend
ency OF wheat eventually made itsei;
felt i'm corn. and the close was the weak
est moment Of the session. Business
was lacking in interest. however. and the
range OF prices was narrow. May com
opened at 29isc.. declined 10 2SISc.. where
II closed &c under yesterday. Cash corn
was weak and Nc. lower
Oats-As far as trading was concerned.
there was practically no oats market.
Traders however. gathered IN, the ac.
customed corner and held their place
from $3.50 A. NJ. until IFS =. NJ. without
transacting much in the way OF business.
No oats were taken from store. May
oats closed nc. under yesterday Cash
oats were c. lower.
Provlsions-Product went the way OF
grain. everything closing lower Tie
hoe market was sc. lower. which was
on argument antagonistic 10 prices. The
weakness OF gram was at the other
The days business was In the aggre-
gate small Al The close May pork Vas
flk0loc. lower, May lard 2i2Q5c. lower
and May ribs 2isc lower. Domestic
markets were ouiet and easy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
THE STEAMSHIP sHENANDO4H.
The Business Mems Association Name q
Council Ticket for Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA Nov. 27-Spe-
cial.-This morning about o'clock United
States custom-house Inspector -. W.
Turner discovered a number OF sailors
belonging to the steamship Shenandoah
putting on board their vessel a quantity
OF flour they had stolen from the Chesa-
peake ana Ohio pier No. q.
An investigation was Immediately made,
and three sacks. weighing 100 pounds
each were found on the steamship. while
living on the floor Of the pier We're two
more SACKS tied with Il line from the
ship ready TO be hauled on board. The
men escaped IN the darkness without any
OF them being recognized.
The Shenandoah arrived yesterday from
LIVERPOOL. The Shenandoah had a very
rough passage, she having encountered
strong gales and high seas from her first
day out until she passed the banks. Her
cslJgO consists Of LOO tons of chemicals.
earthenware and general merchandise.
At the meeting OF the business Mems
Association last night II was decided to
recommend the following councilmen:
Ward No. &c. =. West and g. W.
Burcher.
Howard.
Ward No. 3-Dr. c. Perkins and f. NJ.
Braxton. 49,
Ward NO. 4-D.' G. Jones and W. S.
BoyintOn.
" ard No 81. a. Willett and T.. W.
Robinson.
Ward No. 81. F. Hughes and J. J.
O'Donnell.
Ward No. 7-Charies Brown and James
Daughcrty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
THE IRON MARKET.

CLEVELAND. o., Nov. 21.--The Iron
Trade Review to-day says:
The week has brought little change
In current buying orders OF iron ana
steel. and has furnished little new hsht
on what may be expected as 10 prices
or demand when the new year opens.
1T Is generally agreed that the five weeks
Will be given up 20 quiet and to manoeu-
yreine for position. Producers OF pig
iron. as "A rule, continue 20 regard the
present situation as containing several
parts Of artificial or induced weakness
10 a part that Is legitimate. and due 10
an attempt OF the market TO adjust itself
TO a new relation between production
and consumption. IL is not expected,
however. that the statistics OF December
LIST will show a reduction OF stocks In
November since consumption has been
curtailed in several directions. Another
element Is the fact that shipments from
furnace yard do not indicate consumption
in ali cases. and on some contracts later
deliveries are being asked. Current
sales Of Btssemer iron for prompt de-
livery are So - In the Valley, and this
has been accepted ia one or two cases
by furnaces whose output VIII be some
what larger for fhe balance OF the year
than was counted on. A sale OF o,ypp
tons OF Bessemer for delivery IN the
first quarter OF 1896 IL reported az 90,
Valley furnaces, and sale or lV,vvJ
tons at price somewhat better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28

the CLOSING oUorArfoss oy
MONEY.
Offerings and sales VT the Ric,dnond To-
'"coo hAchange-InternaI Revenue
COLLECTIONS Foreign Adsicc-.

NEW YORK. Nov. PA better feel
Ne i'Nahco in stock circles to-day
1-t 90 inc improvement in the fnancla
1880" ana tne situation abroad. The
s''i4i"t excl angcs and Luyng gJr both
tAe ionE ana short account JIn ion
hS"t hNmu,r OF buying orders Tor is
V'u 4dNotlt'H ana Tor the INST tine in
SNvl year took certain grades OF plug.
sugar. Leather preferred. General f.lec-
rs. Lead. itciedc Gas preferred. Dis
t"i.hN ana tatUc Feeding. and Rubber
s"ln,1 anywhere from - 10 rs per cent.
si"l rs were the principal buyers of
these sptcialtics. CHICAGO Gas first
Iosg ilactonaliy 10 6Bis. but IN the diie,-
noon sDo4tnly dropped 10 6i5t on the
t,Fifoi 81 the rumOrs that Attorney
GENERAL MplOuty had decided against The
it'i kanllaBon plan. his was after
WARD eenicd. ana II was iniimated that
e"e pan VIII De made public on Mond ~
next The decline IN the stock checked
the rising tendency in the general Dst,
ana reaction OF isQI per cent. ensHed.
spec -iabOn closed irregular and IN the
man urn Net changes show advances
on .>2%'s per cent Chicago Gas, now
ever. lost - per cent. Tomorrow
tlhanks giving Day being a legal holiday.
all the downtown exchanges will De
CLOSED. BONDS were irregular. Saics
looted up $l.44j00O.
Money on call quiet at Ii3N2 per cent,
last loan at ? per cent. ana closing Of
Tered al per cent. prime mefcdn-
lit paper 800 per cent. Bar silver
t'4 Mexican dollars, -. Sterling eS-
change easier with actual business IN
bankers bills al 4s14M3S7Sa for Sixty
days and 3Sgfi4S94 for demand. posted
rates, 3~Sil u4yD, commercial bills, 4st4
$50 Government bonds steady. State
bonds dun Railroad bonds irregular.
Silver al the board was quiet.
The sales Of listed stocks to-day az
gregated lsf.435 shares and OF unlisted
stocks 19.ll4 shares. 80, -,o 49,
Treasury Balances: Coin, $S2,'5s,lb
currency $40 on 200
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
rELEPHoNE oFFICE BURNT OUT.
The Fire Caused by Crossed Wires Mar
rage of Clergyman.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Nov. Especial
Electric-light wires were the cause OF
another hre this morning. This time y
was the Lynchburg telephone office, and
before the blaze could be stopped the
Office had been Quilted.
Three young eirl operators were the
only ones in the building al the time. and
they lost no time In getting out The
electric-light and telephone wires crossed
al some point, and for several days the
people in the office have noticed sudden
iiasnes Of light in the room entered by
the wires.
The Telephone Excrange expects tf/be
IA operation by tomorrow night. lne
conpany loses about $500. covered by IN
sursnce. The building, which is owned
nv the Cleland Brothers, Is damaged ~
Inc extent of about $500 by fire and
water. Is also insured.
Mr.. f. a. Cleland, plumber and gas
inter. had his stock damaged. and the
coruice OF the adjoining building was
slightly damaged by the blaze.
AZ the Epiphany Episcopal church, IN
the West End. at | o'clock to-day, Mrs
Carey williams. a popular ana estimable
ladv OF this city, and Rev. Frank q.
Scott. rector OF 81 Lukes church, near
Smitbdeld' were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony, Rev. r. NJ. Carson off,
ciating.
bride acted as best man. The couple
LETT on the Norfolk and Western train
shortly after the ceremony for their fu-
ture home. in Smithheld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
The PistsyI,ania Niseegenaiion.

ELIZA. VA, Nov. 27.-Sreciai-F'ayet'
HamIette was arrested by Constable ID.
r Haly and brought before Justices l..
w Lee and n. ". +. Simpson and found
guilty OF marrying coiofed woman
short time since.
He was required to give bond of 500
for his appearance before the next grand
jury.
Tie was allowed TO go with an officer 10
look for bail and made his escape. and
has not been heard from since. At the
examination he pleaded guilty. 81 ying ne
was ignorant OF the fact that Martha A.
Tanhcrsly. whom he married. was a
colored woman.
There has never been anything OF this
Kind in this colnty. and the people don't
seem to understand 1t. The hope Is ex-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, Nov. =, 1sJo
Private sales reported 10 the secfe idIy
OF the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day {.
Wrappers. I hogsheads; hIers, a luss
dark. ., leaf DARK, l. Total, Il NOES
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day
INSPECTIONS Bright 80 hOgsheads. CaI X
! hogshead and tierces. ReinspeStloiiis-
Bright. hogshead: dark u hos ssrte-,
Myers. Crenshaws, Ola DoiilIni"-a
Shockoe. Planters. Farmers, Williams *
Rehling's, Allegheny, ana frahhiih.
Street tobacco warehouses Seport to-day :
Receipts. 3 packages, DELIVERIES l'o pam
ages. ~,
uited States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city OF Richmond, Va, to-
dav on tobaccos. Cigars and cigarettes
-. i3s. II. plug tobaccos. S2,oo9.i2. Ioiai,
mere was a big break OF bright loose
tobaccos al Da1enports warehouse to-
Tomorrow Thursday, November y,
1905, being Thanksgiving Day, and ma
tional and a state holiday. the Tobac-o
Exchange building will be closed from
the honr OF close Of business to-day until
the usual hour for opening business on
Friday morning. November %. 1873.
Messrs. Frazer 4 Iompkins, commits
sion merchants. No. los south Twelfth
street. Richmond. Va, make the fol-
loving comments for the week on to-
baccOs:
Dark Tobaccos. Old-All fine Leaf ana
good working medium and short leaf
continue to meet with ready sale: Tugs
and low grades quiet. Sun-cured-Llt-
tie or nothing doing; receipts and oHer-
ings continue light. Brights-f1ne cut
tiers and good old smokers scarce and IN
good demand: other grades very quiet
New Tobaccos. Loose-Receipts hgnt'
consisting largely OF low grades. We
advise against shipments of badly frosted
tobacco 10 this market. as 1t VIII not
pay 10 do so.
And quote the following prices current:
Bright Tobaccos-Smokers Common. -
10 So medium. 81 10 800; hne, - 10
sli. Cutters: Common, sil 10 xl3; me-
dunn. si6 TO SIS: fine. 81 80 to $50; fancy,
$3.50 To $50 FILTERS: Common, 500 %
81: medium, $3.50 20 $50, good 50 10 -,
fine. SO 10 Sl2. Wrappers: Common,
Sl2 10 SIS: medium. sl3 10 so: good. go
to $50: fine. SIS 10 $40: fancy, Si5 10 $50.
Dark Tobaccos. Old-Lugs, s. to ~;
short leaf. 81 TO SIS: long leaf. 81 to s.;
selections, si2 TO SO.
New Tobaccos. Loose--Lugs, S.50 20 -;
short leaf. "a 10 s.: medium leaf. s. 10
81. long leaf. 81 10 80: selections. slo
10 k12.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
MEMS IRON LOUDOUN.
Rev.E =. Kinks to Succeed Kew Berry
man Green Thieves ~ work.

HIrGHESVILLE. VA. Nov. -5.-spe-
cial.-We continue TO nave modetate I .'....
which are yery beneficial 70 the CROWNS
wheat crop, but have had niue apPalelS
effecf towards relieving the scarcity OF
water in our wells. springs, ana streams
Mr. X. s. Burke, his daughter, AillssS
Laura, and his niece, MISS Jlna Silith'
of Leesburg, have gone 10 washington
the vestry Of St. James church. Lees
burg. has called Rev. r.. ). links, OF tp-
perViIe. TO succeed the Rev. Bergman
Green as rector Of that church. al.
Kinks is very popular Win the p' essi' 49,
parishioners He graduated IN the same
class with Mr. Green al the IAeolOSlcai
Seminary, near Alexandra.
Thieves one night last week entered the
office of Mr.. Poulson's spoke ana Iurli-
ture factory, at Round I'M, pew open
the safe and carried of about twenty
dollars in money and also some NdiuaDie
one night last week Mr.. j. c. Jenkins
near Mt. Gilead. while IN his barn, accl-
dentally upset lamp, which eAplOued
and set the barn on fire. lie saved ms
horses. but all his hay ana stra" was
consumed with the barn.
cards are out for the marriage, on De
cenber llrh. OF MISS Mary beteis III M
chester. daughter OF Captain Arthur VI.
Chichester, OF this county, 10 Mr. VIII
cox Jenkins, OF Wilmington, y. {. Dir.
Jenkins is a son OF Mr.. Joseph jenkins
Of Baltimore. It VIII De "a nome Ntnnin5
on Monday last Mr.. Frank II. Need
ham. OF Washington, ID. G., eloped WIN
Miss Daisy N. Fadeley, daughter OF Mr
Charles ". Fadeley. Of Loudoun. They
we're married in TOwson, Nd.
mo Rev. George A. GrilbOrtzer has
gone 10 his new field of labor in West
on Tuesday night burglars broke into
Whites warehouse, at Sterling. and blew
omen the safe. but got no money, as MI
Whites agent had his money in safer
place than IN one Of the so-called 'Durs-
Mrs Murray y. Phillips died al her
residence in Arcola. on the Wth instant.
Thieves seem 10 have no regard Tor the
sancfity OF any place Recently some
nerson or persons broke into Christ
church near GOresville. and stole there
from the ministers surplice and some
Mr. John II. Price. Of Morrisonyille,
has removed his family TO Shenandoah
civ. where he has entered INTO busi-
ness. ,.., .
on the 18th instant Mrs. Alice Smith. OF
Ioudoun. and Or. James Williamson.
~ Philadelphia, were united IN the bonds
Of matrimOny. the Rev. Dr. X. X. >.
Hough. of Hamilton. officiating.
Mr. H. b. Male. Of Leesbure. has sold
m senator Henry Fairfax, OF this county,
his dve-vear-oid chestnut mare, Con-
stance. By Matchless Of Londesborough'
MANY of our farmers are butchering
their hogs, and many turkeys viii part
with their lives this week as an express
sion OF man the creatures gratitude 10
the Creator for His bounty and blessings
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-28
krYsNille Notes.

KEYSVILLE. VA, Nov 25.-As the
time approaches for the meeting OF the
LEGISLATURE. many candidates are spring
ing up FOR the various offices TO be fill
ed Charlotte will have her usual quota,
Among them Mr.. X. /. Gaulding has
announced his candidacy for Superinten-
dent OF the Penitentiary. Mr.. Gaulding
was assistant superintendent FOR TOUR
years under w. w. Moses. and made a
fine officer
The recent rain has been very accep-
table 10 our farmers. enabling them to
put in a fine crop OF wheat The crop
OF corn will be a short one in this sec
zion. and the price has advanced recent
IN. The recent advance In tobacco VIII
cause much OF IL to be marketed before
Christmas.
It is reported that several manufacture
ing enterprises are soon 10 locate here.
There are no vacant houses In town, but
several new ones are now In process OF
construction