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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. James Kain. Il clerk at the post
Office, Is critically Ill.
Sergeant Jeter, Of the First Police Dis
trict has been sick since Monday.
Mr.. ]. W. Winfree has returned from a
very successful business trip North.
Mr.. John OToole, a former resident
Of Richmond, now of New York, Is In the
city.
Mr.. J. r. Parkinson has returned from
a trip to the North Carolina tobacco mar
ksts.
Mr.. John ]. Hickok has been detained
Al home on account of sickness for the
past two weeks.
Mss Kate Cheatham. who was painfully
hurt on the corner of Sixth and Broad
Thursday. is improving.
Mrs. +. a. Hutchinson. mother OF Mr..
e. II. Hutcheson Of this city, is extremely
II at her home, in Caroline county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Quincy Wales. OF
Boston, Mass, en- route 10 Old Point,
are stopping in the city for day or
two.
Miss I.ottle Scarburgh. daughter OF the
late Judge George I. Scarburgh. OF Nor
folk, will be at the st. Claire Hotel until
Mrs Christine Terhune Herrick has
had 10 cancel all her engagements TOT
her classes in "Chafiing-Dish Cooking
because Of sickness.
Major Il. f. Eakle has just returned
from a pleasant visit TO New York, ana
Lakewood. ~ j., and is again at the
Exchange Hotel
Colonel William +. Tanner Is the only
member Of the Council OF 1876 still serving
in that body. lie is a member or the
Board OF Aldermen.
Judge Robert w. Hughes Is in the city,
and will to-day hear argument In the
case OF the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
against the Virginia Towing Company.
CAPTAIN J. II. H. Figgatt is lying in a
very critical condition at his home, IN
Fincastle. DR.. Gale of Roanoke, ara DR.:
Mcclure, of Richmond, have beer called
10 attend him.
The jefferson Davis Literary Society
md Stonewall Club. No. IS. Lyceum
| league of America. will give joint de-
bate at the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation this evening at SID o'clock.
Information has been received here tnat
Mr.. George Pahen, who was injured III
he football game in Washington Thanks
| day. His father will so TO Washington
today.
Rev. w. ]. +. Cox. of Staunton, who Is
assisting Rev. DR.. Iandrum in series
II meetings, preached a sermon OF great
power at the Second Baptist church last
night. He breaches again tonight at
O'Clock.
Lem Sexton was granted q pardon yes
.erday on the ground OF broken health
md the certificate Of the prison surgeon
that longer confinement would make the
prisoner a physical wreck. He was from
Grayson county.
About II 80 o'clock yesterday morning
he trolley-wire at the corner or Ninth
md Main streets Tell, causing great ex-
element. and came very near resulting
n a serious accident. Whilst the deadly
wire was on the ground a lady. In cross
'ng the street. stepped on IT. and had
Il not been for the gum-shoes she wore
she would have probably been instantly
killed. The break was soon repaired, ana
traffic resumed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
ENTERED A PROTEST.
CLERKS AND MANAGERS or THF:
,. WRIGHT COMPANY RESIGN.
They Are Dissatisfied with the Ac-
ton of the Stockholders I'm Elect
the New President.

A peculiar condition OF affairs exists at
the J. Wright Company tobacco-factory.
Wednesday the establishment was in
full operation, but yesterday II was as
silent as the grave. all the clerks and
book-keepers, and the managers and
bosses of the several departments having
resigned, and thus forced a shutdown.
The course OF the employees enumerated
was not, they wish 1t understood. a strike.
but a protest against the action OF ihe
annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the company held last Friday.
THE OFFICERS WERE CHANGED.
About twelve years ago the firm Of John
Wright 4 Co. started the tobacco-manu-
featuring business here. and in March,
1892. the firm was succeeded by An in
corporated company. Mr.. John Wright be-
ing elected president and Mr.. e. !. Muir
ray. secretary and treasurer. These gen
tlemen continued 10 fill, respectively, the
offices named, until the annual meeting
Of last Friday, when the following officers
were elected Fred. r. Scott. president,
r. $. Swain, OF Boston, yice-president;
Thomas 3. Scott. secretary and treasurer
and the above and Mr.. John Wright ana
Mr.. ID. l.. Dexter, OF Boston. directors.
II Is understood that employees who
have resigned are dissatisfied with me
new management. and think that Mr.
Wright. who is very popular with his
men. has been badly treated.
MAJOR SCOTS EXPLANATION.
Major Scott said last night that II was
true. as had been stated by Mr.. Wright.
that the latter owned e.ghty-two shares
Of stock In the company. and he. the new
president owned only one: but" con-
tinued Major Scott, lat the annual meet
ing l25 shares were voted for me against
s. for Mr.. Wright" Major Scott denied
the rurnor that Mr.. Wright was not pres
ent at the annual meeting. as he also
did the report that the new manage
meut had reduced wages. Arrangements,
he said, were in progress to resume ope-
rations Immediately.
The suspension was caused, according
to Major Scott, by there being no bosses
to manage the hands.
There are about 800 persons involved IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
Electrical Equipment to lie tp-to-
pate-sbrubs and Eyergrecns.

ATLANTA, GA, March 1.-THE plans
OF III. NJ. Atkinson for electrical equip
ment at the Cotton States and Interna-
tionaI Exposition were finally passed on
by the Finance Committee to-day. They
provide for brilliant illumination of the
grounds and buildings by arc and In
candescent-lights, at a cost Of $1,000
Mr.. Atkinson reports elaborate eNhi-
bits by number of the great electrical
companies. The General Electric Com
pany has applied for very large space,
and announces that its display will be
a magnificent one elaborate, up-to-date.
and in every way worthy OF the occasion.
The Committee on Grounds and Build
ings has closed a contract with DR.. y.
j. Berckmans, OF an Augusta nursery,
for a long list of shrubs and evergreens.
to ornament the park. Every shade OF
foliage win be included, and the whole
group will be artistic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
HOPKINS WILL MAKE A SPEECH.
Says lie VIII Explain on the seal
fold How lie Killed MIR. Parsons.

Morris Hopkins. the condemned negro
murderer. was visited in his cell in the
county jail yesterday by Dispatch man,
who found him in a very loquacious
mood. lie said that he had no statement
Ia make vet, but would make speech
from the gallows before the cap was adj
justed 80, A..
Said he: II didn't intend TO Kill Mr.
Parsons. and / wouldn't have been con-
yicted If several of the witnesses hadn't
sworn falsely against me. This. of course,
can't do me any good now, but l want
the public to know IT, and l viii tell II
from the gallows.'
Hopkins has but eleven days 10 i've
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
The sbnmrorI. Reception.

The Shamrock reception at Grace-Street
Presbyterian church last night was a
most delightful affair. and was both
social and financial success. The room
was tastefully draped in green, and the
soft radiance from the many lamps which
adorned the various tables toned down the
effect and made the scene beautiful
one. 4 musical programme far above the
average was rendered, the following peo-
pie participating: Mr.. G. II. Gordon, Miss
Julia Teller, Mrs. Harvey Blair, Mrs.
W. b. Hill. Of Petersburg; w. w. Trib-
bett. the Jordans Charles and George,
Samuel CrowdeI. and the symphony Quar-
tette. Little Ethel Blair captivated the
aud ence in a recitation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
The Reform Preliminary Conference

The conference in behalf OF Temperance
and other moral reforms suggested by
the District Executive Committee OF the
Good Templar order. met az the Young
Mems Christian Association board-room
last night. and was called TO order by Dis
trict-Chief-Templar W. NJ. Bickers, VINO
stated the object Of the conference. Rev.
w. Asbury Christian was unanimously
elected chairman. and Mr. ii. Nj. Trimble
WIS chosen as secretary. The chairman
spoke earnestly in behalf Of general
moral reform. He was followed by Rev
J. w. Moore. Messrs. Wassmer, Bickers'
Trimble. Boschen, and others In gen
eral discussion of the question.
1t was decided to appoint an Executive
Committee, consisting Of four. including
Chairman Christian. who is to be eN-
ofTicio chairman. TO arrange for fuller
conference on the part Of representative
citizens. with the view TO a larger gen
eral mass-meeting. TO arouse general IN
terest in the movement and perfect plans
for prosecuting the work.
The committee WAS duly appointed
After a general interchange OF views
the conference adjourned. to meet at the
call Of the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

ture, will be organized the first Monday
in April.
IL Is said the Arlington COMMITTEES.
which was 10 have met yesterday, could
not get together. Mr.. Charles Cook, OF
Lewisburg. was here ready to appear be-
before the committee. as he was the one
against whom so many charges were
made by Mrs. Arlington.
Vice-President 81. John and family
spent yesterday In Raleigh. but the
weather was so fearful they remained
In their private car.
THE TURNER CLAIM.
The committee To investigate the
claims of Mr.. Joe Turner first award
ed him $1,000. They now say they ind
the State owes him about 5000. Mr..
Turner refused TO take the t1.0o.
Mr.. Wilkinson. who for eighteen months
has been the operator OF the News and
Observers leased wire. left last night for
presented by number of friends with
an elegant cane,
James Short. Of Union county, an old
soldier at the home here, died yesterday.
One By one they go into the great be-
yond," and soon all who lived and suf-
fered In those four years OF terrible strug-
gle viii have passed away.
Mr.. George Moore's Will was probated
yesterday, and the estate OF $4,000 was
left to relatives with the exception OF
H,&O to the Rex Hospital. II was at
first stated. and upon what was thought
to be good authority, that $4,000 had
been lef the hospital
Representative Estridge.' OF Davidson
who has been quite sick here since be-
fore the close Of the Legislature, is so
much improved that he will be able to
leave for home In few days
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
ROCKY MOUNT LAND COMPANIES.
Thieying O6ice-Boy Makes n Haul
of Coins and Nofes-PersonnI,

ROCKY MOUNT, n. c.. March IL
(SpeciaL)-A meeting OF the West-End
Land and Improvement Company was
held yesterday. This company is COM
posed OF local and other capital. orlnci-
pally Atlantlc-Cosst Line authorities.
Among those present were Messrs. Di-
vine Buckner and Gardner. of Whining
ton Rocky Mount has four land COM
panies-the one mentioned above, the
North State Development Company. I'm
provement and Manufacturing. and New
South Development.
Dr. billiards. ofiice-boy broke into
drawer in his office. and took thersfrom
pOcket-bOok containing several rare gold
coins and four hundred dollars worth of
notes.
There was a snowfall Of about one half
inch last night.
Miss Flora Abram returned to-day from
n several-months' visit to friends in Nor
folk and Richmond.
Mr.. Henry r. Thorpe has returned from
a few-weeks' business trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
welded AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS.
Failure Of the Arlington Committee

to Mcet-Other Carolina Notes
RALEIGH. n. c.. March 2L-(Speciai.)
Mr.. Frank BEDFORD and Miss Matte
Partin, after a fifteen-years' engage
ment. were married yesterday.
The Superior Court OF CASTOR county
Is In session. Judge Robinson presiding.
Major Harvey Bingham, quite a promi-
nent citizen OF Western North Carolina,
died at Statesvllle on Tuesday.
The Salisbury Loan and Trust Com
pany, recently chartered by W Legisia'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
tib.r.tor Society Commitm ents.

LONDON, March H.-Six weeks aga
summonses were issued for Francis ~
Coldwall, NJ. r.. Henry Granville Wright
the solicitor who IL now In prison foi
forgery In connection with the Liberia
tor Building Society funds; Messrs. Dbl
ley and Brock, directors OF the society
and Mr.. Theobaid. the auditor or ths
concern, upon accusations OF conspirae,
and fraud. To-day the magistrate whs
issued the summonses further committed
the accused for trial and fixed their ban
a "A 6l0 zach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Before the L. :. Court Too.

When the United States Court meets
in this city on the first of April the case
Of Parker. the alleged gold-brick operator,
will be given to the grand jury. The in
dfctment has already been drawn charg-
ing him with impersonating United
states oficer-an assayer. The penalty
for the offence is a fine Of 81 600 or three
years I'm the penitentiary, or both.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
a,str,iian Colonies Bill.

LONDON. March Ain the Rouse .,
Lords to-day. Lord Rlpon's bill - rep
the restrictions upon the AustralIan 80
MES in regard % the imposition OF ..s
toms duties was passed to the eo'Iiii'''0'
stage
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Propcrty Transfers.

Richmond: Marggie D. and William f.
Gillian TO Fannie H. Dunn. l6 2-3 feet on
south side Grace street between Henry
and Belvidere, $500.
oscar Swineford and wife to john
GAYLE. 50 feet on north side Pulliam
street near Adams, $500
Henrico: Hannah V. and James X
Bailey TO John h. O'Neill, 50 3-i feet on
east side Bowling Green road. $3.50.
w. NJ. Justls. J. II. Webb-Peploe. and
their wives. to l.. Wright and Thomas j.
Noble. interest in lilo acres, %
]. f. Turpin and wife and Hugh Miller
10 James II. Barton. lot 20 In block l.
North avenue subdivision. 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
4 Military Schoo. for Wilson.

WILSON, n. c., March 2l-(spscial)-
Plans have already been laid for the
opening of a large military school here
next fall. The names Of the parties
concerned are withheld for the present,
until the project is fully matured The
Female-Institute property, recently sold
under the hammer, will be converted into
barracks. About 81 go will be i'm
mediately spent upon repairs and addi-
tlcns.
The beautiful snow again came down In
binding masses yesterday morning. The
ground was white with the fieecy element
Fears are entertained that the peach crop
is Injured. The buds had just begun TO
burst into bloom. one thing may save
them-the temperature Is not very low.
plants are safe for the canvas
had not been taken from the beds. The
bad weather Of the past two months Las
not permitted an extensive planting OF
gardens There are, therefore, very Few
small plants to be injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Dry-Goods Dealers Fail.

COLUMBUS, o., March H.-Lockart,
Staley & Willard, one Of the largest
dry-goods firms in this city, went into the
hands OF a receiver this afternoon.
George w. Bright is the receiver. A bond
OF 10000 was required. The assets are
estimated at $50 600; and the liabilities at
k5t0CO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

On yesterday the order OF st. Benedict
observed the feast-day OF It's founder. IL
was great holy day for the Bened!ctlne
Fathers OF 81. Mary's church. and also for
the Ven Sisters or ST. Mary's Bene-
dictlne Institute. At ST. Msry's church
high mass was celebrated at s o'clock
At the offertory the Hmm. "Sancte Pater
Benedicte." was chanted. After high
mass benedictlon with the Blessed Sacra-
ment was given The school children Of
st Marys enjoyed = holiday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Nothing from Cuba.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March 2l.-A
special TO the Times-Union from Port
Tampa, Fla, says Nothing had been heard
In Havana up to the time Of sailing of the
Oliyette yesterday regarding the report
that he schooner Irene had been fired on
by a Spanish cruiser. There is no reliable
news OF the instruction. The Havana
papers contain nothing Of Importance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
,,,s ALBRIGHT CONVICTED.
g.. xyo. Fined $40 for shopiif""s-
o.h.r Cfty Hall News.


Other city Hall News
Mrs. Elizabeth Albright was trleu ,1 IN 'ns
, o. :, court yesterday for the larceny
o. . bolt Of silk. valued at so rom ,
y 81 Meyer & sons establishment . On
y p,aoS strcet She was convicted ana
eneS go Some weeks ago Mrs. Albright sn'
and her sister Mrs B soSa nna soon sn,
tered The store OF Meyer sons' OF Of goods
s s.as , VS." omcers Hall and Glo son
Mrs Albright arrested. she sd% 9oart she she
guilt 10 them. la the poiee her her coun.
WI "@' NJ ' pa@. toos an appeal. on when
In the chancery Court Yesterday resSyrd Cd:
following qualifications we're r.uS OF
Mary IT, FERGUSON r. Pollard. Jr..
saminis,rator OF Maria A. slausn n,,sn,,. y.
u. HaIyLurton, administrator u A"'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Fatal Premature Explosion.

ATLANTA, GA, March H.-The prema-
ture explosion OF a charge at the South
ern Granite Company5 quarry, at
Lthonia, killed Silas Evans and George
Bryant. They were negro iaborers: Both
men were thrown high in the air and
horribly mangled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
C.mp Ltfe In siberia.

The last two entertainments OF the
Young Mems Christian Association star
course win without doubt be the most
popular and more highly appreciated than
anything yet introduced this season.
Every lecture and entertainment has
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
a Ncrrn nies SuhflcnlN.

Eddie Coles. oolored man who lived
at 523 north Eighth street, died suddenly
at his home yesterday afternoon about 6
o'clock. Coroner Taylor was summoned,
and decided that death resulted from
hcart-dlsease. and did not hold an in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Colonel EuIxcr Gone to Europe.

Colonel Charles Euker Of the First
Regiment of Cavalry. is I'm New York.
whence ne will sail for Europe Saturday.
He will remain abroad two months. Leave
Of absence for sixty days has been grant
ed him. and Northumberland James r.
Branch is In charge of the regiment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Anarchists Dealt With.

ROME, March a.--In the Assizes To-Day
two Anarchists were condemned 70 IN
prisonment-one 10 twenty months ans
the other 10 fifteen months-Tfor manuiao
turing bombs. a third Anarchist was ao
optttoJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Want CfofbfDu for the Poor.

The ladies' OF the City Mission renew
their urgent appeal for contributions OF
old clothing TO be distributed 10 the poor
~ the city. A committee Will be at
the mission-rooms this morning TO re-
ceive all cast-off clothing that may be
donated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22

LONDON, March 1.-THE Inquest i s
,ho loss Of the steamer Elbe. whlch h"i
be nee IN progress at Lowestoft for son"
time. has been indefinitely p0slIon-L
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-22
Our Folks Mt Gotham's Hotels.

NEW YORK. March A.-tSpecial)-E.
\. Ezekiel, Sturtevant: j. ii. Osborn, !.
g. Summers. X. A. Taylor, Imperial; a.
j. Parrish. Broadway Central; Z. =.
workman, Jr.. Hoffman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-26
Trustees sale.

AZ the dnur uf thr courthouse for the Unit
cd states court iu thr Indian Territory. a.
Ar'lfl.srr. uH fhr 10th tiaA uf uufffiiss.r f-ss5
Wilt ~~li ft ttfisiiH sale, Co the highest cash
tlH.rr. So rifa''1s "a. i.rii-Umraf or right 90 re-
ariui'ti"u, Tue follow EnE personal PROPERTY.
About three hundred head 80 cattle. ruu-
~l~ttu- ui CHst~. calves. ~fpvr- aud htsifer-.
branded 30 uu the ltff shoulder aud " a. uu
ihr left -idvs ~ hvafl uf mares and their i'm
rrru~rs rrat ut fwtl-N pur-ult mule colts. D.
Htat 90 ,Hu-h rIr-.ild horse rttifs. branded u
uu tnr lrtt ~idrs ~ head uf Saddle har~a-. .
About 30 hrad Ut hos $. uue spanish lack and
tW" MOUSE sninrri mules. a- we'll ~ aiI ths.
other property ttrat rttststl tG fhr mort gage.
from i. D. arN 2. =. AFttugfuu e. " u.
tVafu aftsl ~rItft fuittsf1g 90 ANIL usisE
un a~tft.~lf fu the CLERK 81 ufllpt at ArtImurt.
With the vArvVfi itu ut the II Anchor cattle.
All ui ~Ift property with the exception -
about CD Eraa of 90 % u eafflr.lrr situated uu
whHi IL kuHuu .- tnt AudiuEtun Ranch near
the tuWa "i AIuinEtau Boa thc western part 80
the 'hl'EH~t' nation. aud thc said 50 hrad
are -fuulcd near AtifiiuEtnu hut iu the kin-
W. an" t"manch- Reservations. The -ait
prniertf VIII uut hr present 90 the place. ct
sale. hli it VIII hv -'iii a- it b. n"W situated
~ild ~alr VIII De- matte hr virtue 80 said tirea.l
ui trust Wuiru Vas ZtNru Co. -erur,. J. "a
~luft- iu The payment nf % urHmi--urV uufs.
t"r $3.50 executed ht =. =. AfItiiulstuu and 3
=. Addiu%tuu 90 principals aud ". 90. F-Hfh-
"r~ifn aul ". q. Mur-htm a- -urt.tis.a .nut To-
indemnity said reIfGcr~fuu and Wur-ha 50
~urh -urrttt-. -aid uutr being Isa~t due ausI
uuuIid.
ll-3w ". Do. FEsIHEu-ru~. Trustee
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-26

assienee's Sale.

Unitr.i states 10 America.
southern Judicial District
AHuMoHE. TND. TER.
Know an men hy these presents.
That hr virtue nf the power vested iu rae a~
sSSiEnce .f ". u. >tanifcr. the deed and eNi
dcaCe ui mich WIS filed in the United States
CLERKS uinrr "a this piaCc.un 0Ct.l1th.. l~sal.
viii ou THE eth day uf December. N. D.. fSa1.
al tht -piuc of the said ". -. Staniicr sell az
public auction the following described prop
erty tb-wit.
The terms Of which will be- cash in hand.
one h.s Il ule branded e. ON the left Jaw. n
hands AiGa, ten years old; one hay horse
mule. iuf branded. six years ulu. about l5 l-2
hands hiEa; one Nichols \ Sheppard trac-
tion engine, ten horse power; one Russell
necessary to run the same. including one
horse over uf the same brand.
2ud. ihe following described property
which viii hc sold at the same iatc but being
nj the post office oi Green. /. r.:
one Sc pi FAIRBANKS ~c1icSs one set pt
uf BLACKSMITH tools and all the Instruments
that - wlGn the same; one cotton gin cau-
SiSting ot one Atlas boiler and Era engine.
Outlet gin stands. one Hall Kin stand. one
prat gin stand. the two FIRST of which are 50
double screw Boss press: one g. sS~, one
corn mill. east bound. one circle saw mill
and belts necessary tp run the same: unc
ShinEle SAW and maudrcli. including all the
shinElc outfit; also the kin house and kin lut
including d@cilimE house ~ three rooms.
two Of which are huN rooms the other uf
which Is log.
All and each of the above named articles
will be sold at the places named above ON
the date above named ami un the terms. and
in me- as assignee uf the said ". ID. Stauifcr.
This the fta taN uf November. \. ID i~11.
W. W. INuEN.
7-20t Assignee uf W. ID. Stanifcr.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-11-26
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