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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
To Celebrate ST Andrews Dav.

The Brotherhood OF St. Andrew Of
Richmond and vicinity will celebrate ST.
Andrew s-Day by holding a union SER
vice OF an the Chapters Of the Brother
hood al Monumental church at SIS T..
NJ. on Monday, November 30th.
Addresses appropriate TO the occasion
and 10 the work Of the brotherhood will
be made by Bishop {. G. Penick, of ST..
Marks Episcopal church. and the Rev.
William Meade Clarke. Of st. James
Episcopal church Stirring music. suit
able for such gatherings OF the Church
militant. will be led by the full vested
choir Of Monumental church. All who
are interested in the spread OF Christ's
kingdom among young men are invited
70 be present. The middle aisle OF the
church viii be reserved for men. and
the chapters OF the brotherhood will
enter the church I'm a body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

this. The delay was occasioned by the
late pastor. Rev W. T. Williams, VINO
moved the latter part OF last week 10
Manchester TO take charge Of a church
there.
The death Of Mrs. W. ". Childress.
which occurred recently 40 her nome. on
Marshall street, was a shock 20 her many
friends in Fulton. where she had resided
for many years. The deceased was well
and favorably known throughout the city.
and by her kind and gentle manner ana
pleasing disposition, made many friends.
Mrs. Childress was sister u Mr.. George
Hudson. Of Fulton lin, one OF ienrico )
most influential citizens.
Mrs. William Merdue - recovering
from her recent Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. George Baker have re-
turned home after an extended bridal
tour North.
Mrs. Mary Redmond. Of Baltimore. paid
a visit to Fulton Friday and spent a
pleasant time with old friends. whom she
had not seen for thirty years.
Dir. James Elysoa. young man en-
ployod I'm a butchet-shop here, met With
a painful accident last week while on
hunting and fishing trip. In attempting
10 move a gun, which was IN the bottom
OF row-boat the weapon was dscharg-
ed. the load going up the sleeve OF his
ccat burning and woundlns his LET arm
from the wrist 10 the elbow quite severe
IS, and narrowly missing one OF the FISH
ing party. who was behind him. AS II
was part OF Ellyson's coatsieeve was
blown into his eyes. nearly binding him
for a time.
The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs.
Herndon Clay sympathize with them
In the loss OF their infant daughter.
- Qua MI
death occurred on Tuesday morning at
the family residence, near the National
Cemetery. Hcnrlco.
Miss Lizzie Gavin, who has been quite
sick. Is very much improved.
Mr.. NJ. a. Enright. the well-known
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
~ MS NEW PULPIT.
Rev. 8 c. Hatcher to Preach I'm Fulton
To-day Other East End News.

Rev. 5. c. Hatcher, pastor OF the Den
ny-Street W. f. church, will preach
both morning and evening AZ his new
church to-day. His sermon at the night
services will be especially for the young
people. Mr.. Hatcher, although a young
man. has already shown himself TO be an
orator. His delivery is very fine. He has
completely captured his new congrega-
tion. who speak in the highest terms OF
him. Mr.. Hatcher will move To Fulton
tomorrow. and take active charge In
his new field OF work. He had expected
70 have been amongst his people before
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

ll0yment 20 n number of people. who are
, CIV Out OF work. Tie mills are located IN
hDeicrucla nearly Petersburg, and are
owned hy the same company which Was
Incorporated in Manchester on october
2lst for the purpose Of buying. selling.
and manufacturing cotton goods. 10 Is
Understood that when the swift Creek
mills are gotten I'm shape the old Do
miniOn Cotton Mills. al the Manchester
end of AayOs bridge. which are owned
hv the same people. VIII be put IN opera
ton. Families can find employment as
spInnCTs. spoilers. etc. at the swift
Creek mills at once. These mills, it is
understood give employment 10 about
one hundred and nifty people. 10 takes
about three hundred hands 20 keep the
old Dominion mills I'm Manchester al fun
blast AS was shown at the time, the
conn any which was chartered 10 do busi-
ness ina Manchester has the right 10 build
as Wen as operate mills IN Manchester,
and that being the case II is hoped that
provided for Will be given employment.
FROM THE MAYORS COURT.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ins three young men were charged with
creating disturbance AZ the door of
Gifth-Strcet Methodist church ThamksciN-
ing night whom supper was being served.
Ihey were also charged with using had
language while ladies' were passing IN and
out OF the church. Two OF the young
men were hned - each and the other
discharged.
TO PREACH TO THE JR. o. L. A. NJ.
To-day Will DC a big Sunday for the
Manchester members OF the Junior Order
United American Mechanics. AT $50 T.
NJ special services will be held al Firth
street Methodist church FOR the Juniors,
and Rev. j. O. BabcoCk. who is welt in,
formed about the organization. win preach
the sermon. The services viii be opened
with q voluntary hymn by the choir ana
followed by Hymn No. I'll A prayer will
then be offered and n collection taken
up for the poor. Messrs. W. J. Norris
sftt. w G.. Green and y. W. Nunnaiy. a
splendid trio. viii render vocal music
An the ministers in the city are invited
to be present and taken part In Tho SER
vices. good many are expected.
x&s,tS~4 n 4
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Southern shops have shut down until
Tuesday next.
Miss Maggie Walden. Of Buck Hi who
has been visiting in Guelph. Canada Is
stopping iu Philadelphia and Washing
ton on her way home.
Mr.. John Lester was in the city yester-
day.
Rev. Decatur Edwards, OF SpotsylNania,
and Rev. W. r.. Haight. cf CioptOn-Streot
Baptist church, viii exchange pulpits to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. 81. George Coalter. OF
King William, are on a visit 20 their
daughter. Mrs. II. c. Walden, al BUCK hiu.
Miss Cora i. Lumpkn returned home
from Lynchburg yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29

Boys Fine All-Silk Plaid aud
Stripe Windsor lies $50. goods.
BOYS extra-hcavy silk Windsor
Ties. full width aud length. hand
some rlaids. regular 25c grade, at.
Mems fine ali-snk imperial fow-
ing end EOur-in-Haud Ties, equal
10 5uc. goods. at. ...... ............
Mems Fancy Teck Ties. new and
Dobby effects. worth 21c., 20 go a..
Mems Fancy Band Bows. sDlen-
did assortment. the O.. kind. for
The famous Monarch " Dress
shirts. guaranteed ~ every way.
open ard closed fronts. instead Of
SLID. we say. ..... ...............
Mems Strictly All-Liuen Initial
Handkerchiefs. our 25c. goods. for.
Breteiles' Ncn-Ilastic suspen-
ders equal 90 the genuine Gurot.
Mems Fine SILK Suspenders.
round elastic cord ends. handsome
attachments. worth 75c., fOr........
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Basement.

Real China Cuspidores tinted
body. gold edge. beautifully deco
rated, instead of Soc, We let them a.
90 Az. .......... .... s''f''''
The X. z. n. Carlsbad China
Cups and Saucers. with handsome
s954 oi a95' We a ssS instead o. Sis
Handsome Grown iayar.an China
Cake Plates. exquisite decorations, *
regular z5c. GOODS at.............. ~
J. S. Kinks famous Chicago"
Laundry Soap, oqra 20 the very %
best soap made. for Moud'y only. L8C
Oil and Vinegar Cruets. fine crys-
tai glass, with cut necks AM stop ".
pers. regular SOC. goods, 20 20 at. L|C
The famous j. ii, 10. Monogram
Bavaran China Cups and Sau ers, C 20
the real worth sl.75 dozen. to 20 at 9l.l7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Miller & Rhoads.
Second Floor.

White Bed Quilts. full double
bed size. fine crochet patterns,
cheap at 69c.. TO 90 at ............-
Curtain Scrim. full SS-inch vide.
choice styles, cheap at &C.. To 20
White Flannel. strictly all-wool.
full SG-iuch wide. &c. value, TO 20
Strictly All-Wool Flannel. in red
aud navy I III. full q inches wide.
regular l9c. value. to 60 at.........
Stamped Dinner Table Covers,
full inc Of colors, one yard square.
fringed all round, regular 81 lie.
quality; 10 go at....................
Fancy Traded Colored Dinner
Table Covers, full assortment OF
colors. deep fringe all round, one
yard square. cheap az 7Jc,, to 20 AT.
Stamped. Pure Linen Oval Tray
Covers. all the newest designs OF
stamping. knotted tringed all
round. regular 100. quality, TO 90 at
Down Comforts. double bed size.
well filed with pure odorless down.
choice line OF patterns, covered
with best quality French Saline. d
regular SAB quality, 10 90 at. ..... ,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Second Floor.

Blanket White Double Bed
Blankets. full size. heavy and huny.
would be a bargain at 15c.. per
PAR .............-... .......... .
Strictly All-Wool Bed Blankets,
extra large SIZE. A real . g blanket
bargain. per pair Observation-Disclosures.
Umbrellas ladies' 23-inch steel
rod, six Gloria, paragon frame.
Choice line of Congo. Wgichtel.
Horn and Dresden handles, real
sl.3J value, % 20 at. o.. ............
ladies' 26-inch Satin Gloria. steel
rod, with PARAGON frame. choice
line o. imported handles TO select
from. $40 value 20 80 at........
ladies silk Gloria. 2G-inch. steel
rod Umbrellas, paragon frame.
choice limo of black rubber handles.
we'll worth @l.39. 20 20 at. .......
Gents 2s-inch Silk Gloria I'm
brellas, extra fine quality. stee. rod.
paragon frame, regular Sl.JO value,
70 20 al. .....s..............
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Ladies Goods.

ladies -Four Button Kid Gloves,
tans and browns, instead OF i5c., 70,
q 60 at..................... ....... ~
Ladies' Four Button Kid Gloves,
heavy black aud self stitched. ex- ~
tromcly good value. ~
Chudren's good, durable. Two
Clasp Walking Gloves. taus and
ox.blool. black and self stitched %
instead OF SLIP, TO 90 40 ......... /J'
Two and ihree-inch Mou-lin do
Solo Bu.iing for neck auu sleeve.
al black. all white, black and
white. per yard, -L25, slJo, 9'c.. m
1lc., and ..................... ...... ~
Cream and Canary Mouslin dc -r
Sole. 81 inches wide, per yard..... ~
4jinch Chiffon. in black, white,
maize pink, blue and Nile gre0n, n
per yard. .......... ................ o.
2I-inch Black Beaded Net for all
over waists and such like per yard, q ~
sl.15 and Observation-Disclosures. pl.O'
l7-inch Exquisite Tinsel Drapery.
for evening dresses and fancy vests ~
ill va u ...s. s..ss....sss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Charged With Careless Driving.

Sergeant a. NJ. Tomlinson and Police
Officer N. 3. sutton. Of the Second dis
trict Yesterday arrested William Cox
for driving carelessiy on tho streets. and
running over and injuring Wallace Wax
nAx. = Spaau bQx.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Ladies Jackets.

Or New York resident buyer shipped Us
2l4 Of this seasons very handsomest gar
ments, consisting Of fine Back Boucle,
Black Kcfsly and Black Beaver Cloths
We pass them 70 you at less than wholesale
cost.
Ladies' Jackets. in Black Boucle,
korsey and Beaver Cloth. half SILK
serge lined, shield front. high
spring collar. very fne finished
soi. .ss at real $1,000 value to 60 in $500
One special Plush Cape item, fine
quality plush, braided aud beaded.
imitation of marten fur trimmed
around collar ami down front, fin
isheI on with maTten tails regular az zc
price -3.9S, TO 60 at................ PS'||
Msse-' Jackets. Heavy Brown
Mixed freZe with inlaid velvet
collar. finished of with velvet pip
ing front and sleeves, high spring & I IN
collar. real 5000 jacket, 20 90 at. P9'OO
Misses Jackets. fne quality Tan
Covert Cloth. fancy shield front
tn.sheI on with velvet piping
around collar. front and sleeves,
h.gl spring collar, with four large
asr aS59 3a so1 % P so back $3.50
ladies' Jackets. made If heavy
Motion Cloth. doubie-breasted
front. large buttons, new shape
sleeves. high collar. double box g 10
peated back e3,'S value 90 20 at, p|'%/
ladies' Jackets. in Black Boucle,
Black Kersev. and Fan frieze. new
shape collar, shield front box
plotted back. elegant value at 500, er m
TO Do soll 40 Observation-Disclosures. P|'OO
Ladies' Jackets of fine Kersey
Cloth. in Black. Brown aud Green
finished with corded straps of same
mnter.al pearl buttons on sides
half lned with Black Rhaiame, e. m
regular : 9s value, are 20 20 at. p/.JO
Tadies' jackets of fne-quality
Black Kersey Cloth. also Black
Boucie. fancy-trimmed shield 'front.'.
OF p ain cloth and small Black
Buttons, real value az sll.50, are cf0
10 60 al OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Wv
Ladies' Cnpos of Inequality
Plush 20 inches long. full sweep.
marten fur trimmed collar, cheap c. 90
at 10, to 20 Observation-Disclosures. 1910
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Hosiery.


Misses Fine Ribbed. Gloria Dye.
Fast lack Hose. double knee. heel.
toe aud sole regular &c. hose 10 7Sc
50 al...t.++. .t...t.st.t' ttft+'
Ladies' J xtra Heavy Balbriggan
H0se-G0ubie heel and toe. extra
lorg-made by the lannon's einuch
s Sc %, regular Ole eraae' 70 Zoe
Ladies' Herms .orf Dye Fine Cot
ton Hose. white feet double heels ~
and tocs, o. C. goods. T. 90 at. Z|S
Misses Superior Cashmere Derby
Ribbed Hose. Crown Stainless
Baok-dou lie heels and toes-the ".
81 c. grade-per pair.............. ZOS
Ladies' Crown Stainless Dye
Black Imported Hose. double heels 81
and toes regular lie. value, for. lZeC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Special.
Mems Goods.


perrin's Bost Make Dress Kid
Gloves. all the swell shades, large { IN
sn1p clasps. ...-..-...--.-------. T''~N
Mons Fine Elastic KID Walking e M
Gloves. ........... ..........--..-..- T''NN
Mems Fine Imperial Four.i hand
and Teck Ties-yery nobby the IN.
height Of fashion, zoe. grade for. DUO
Mems Strictly All-Linen Collars, ~
up-to.date shapes 3 for 2jc., each. JUG
Mems Fine All-Linen Link CUTS, t1l.
instead OF ZJc...........-... ....... '-.S
Mems Tan Hose tine gauge. fact
color, splced heel aud toe. worth foI-
lie, per pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bL.S
Mems All-Oyer Percsle shirts.
detached collar and cuas. worth TX
Sl0O, Or.........--...+. --..-..--''
Mems Soft Bosom Percale shirts
with detached collars. worth ljc, 2o-
Or............--.-'-.. '-'-'+''
Mems Fine Atwood Sweaters.
turtle necks. Instead Of Si.jO, to IL
20 at. ......'... .-.'..-'-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Candies.

EXQUISITE Nonpareil Chocolate *
Waters, per pound ................, ~
Cocoanut Caramsls, per pound '1S
Good Luck aud Royal Bon Dons *
assorted. per pound. .............. '1S
Lime md Horehound Fairy ~.
Waters, per pound ................. 'SS
EXQUISITE Pearl, Mixtures, per ~.
pound OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Crystaliized Pine Apple, choice. 90
rich goods, per pound. ...,........ %|S
.Gene.eo and Empire Chocolate ~.
Drops. per pound .................. tOS
Exquisite London Chocolates In
the following ilay0r5
Mint Waters,
Carnmels,
Dragee Bon B0ns,
Shell Walnuts.
Shell fecans
COcOanut Bon BOns,
Assorted Bon B0ns.
Partisan Jolis and Florida Fruits. ,r
per p"uhu ...'...........-.... %]S
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Special.
Fancy Goods.

Selfctan ling. Longfellow. rio
Plush Photograph Albums. red and
gendarme, with handsome. highly
polished nickel aud aluminium
trimmings. worth sl.J0 10 $500, 20
80 NJ. .....t-..-.-- t+-t....t. DO
Jewel Casket and Pin Cushion,
silk plush cushion. handsomely em-
bossed satiu-liuod casAot qualru-
pie plate on white metal. actual
value $50. to go at ...............
six-inch Silver Slipper Pin Cush-
ion. beautiful silk plush. oil cOiors,
worth gJc.. IOr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Miller & Rhoa0s.
Dress Goods.


A l.ttlo lot 81 about loo yards OF
This sea4oa's beat d and ii' @. NoF-
olty Goods-vcry choice patterns 4
per yard ...............'. ..-f'''''
Flegaat Mnl,LColorol Black
Ioop.qbrcad Novelty Dress Goods,
eleven very moiish designs. instead u
OF 800. Per yard ..............-..-.. IL
Hand, oIne Rob Roy Plaid Wool
Novelties bright. beautiful oyor-
piaiis Of richly c..oro4 sAA-pcr II
yard ...... .-............ -
Our competitors envy tie ropuia-
ton we have won on Soc Dress
Goods IFS ln honest reputation
honestly won. Not caring 10 lose
- we offer u superb lino OF very
French high. class stuls. same tone RI
o. ilc. goods az .................... OD
40 and f3-ineh Imu0rted Novel;
ties handsome tri-tune Choyots
and rou N boureito effects mono
bette Ia town under sLlO, these ~
80 at............... ................ II
4j-inch Extra Heavy Coating
Serge strictly al VIOLIN ravy
ana black Instead Of BIC. we pass 90
IL % you at.. Observation-Disclosures. ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
Cotton Goods.

Cotton Goods.
Extra Heavy Bizarre Outing
Goth. diagonal aud checks pink
blue and gray regular D.. .c. goods.
q 20 ................ .+.-'
Handsome Swanskin anl pique
Outing Cloth. rich basket wofyes
lue. pink. cream aud rel finely ,
feeced-regular j. C. goods. at
Finely Flcccod Swanslown.
splendid designs the regular lJc. I
goods per yard Observation-Disclosures.
All tho rich evening SHADE in
beautiful Crinkiy Crep-5-regular 6
j. 70. grade % 90 tor............
Heavy DENNIS. handsomely fig
urel new. co.0rs the lsc. grade. +
per yard. ............... ........... -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-29
ar; SOC for 75c and 81 Underwear;

Tan and Grey-Rbbsd Vests and Pants, fleece lined AT
Grey White and Tan Shirts and Drawers W.
Ladies Tam Grey Vests and Pants, At
f a s Gs I %6 aa White Fn y ssa } 5: and Drawers 25c
Chldrens Grey, Tan and White Wool Mixed Vests and Pants
Tan and Grey FmeGbb Fleece Lined Union Suits, Al
Mems Heavy FeecLd Tan Grey White and Fancy Shirts and SEc
Drawers, WV
LADIES' Scarlet Tan Grey White Fine AnWoo and Wool and
Cotton, Vests and Pants, AT
$s =: $ 81 IT, $ e.: ~ S far Shirts SOC
Ladies Superior HghCad Grey and Tan Fine Wool FeeceLned
Mems High Grade Fine A.Woo Finished Grey Tan and ~5
FancyF eeceI.ned Shirts and Drawers NC
Elegant Absolutely Fast Black, Silk Finished Union Suits
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29

TRANSACTs a General Banking Business
Foreign Exchange issued
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29

properly eqripped, either by stndy or
practical ex psneacs, or better when both
combined, can soc good deal further
in the ground than a m.j ,rity OF others
who only see with their outward eyes.
La conclusion, minins as business ir
not any more OF 4 gamble than other
business svoc atoms, whom conducted on
strictly business principles, looking into
all the details, avoiding n.eless and su
pe'h ious expenses, nsing COOL j,dgmen
and never think Won kaow II all befor.
you have had experience. When yon
have had that, Won will inst begin to see
how little You really did know, and then
10 maj ,rity Of cases. II you have 4 good
prospect to begin with, and c.oitai To
work with, YOU will fnd mining. no,
only business, nut paying business.
and not gamble 81. X. Davis In the
Western Mining World
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29
The Silver Senator'S.

The esteemed telegraph yesterday at.
tempted to cast doubt Or on the strength
Of free silver 10 the senate, Among the
doubtful senators is named Senator
Bacon Of Georgia. In reply to an in.
garry m sde Of him Mr.. b ,con said:
II think the publication must have
been due to nisinforG ttion on the part
OF the newspaper reporter. 10 my per.
sonal intercourse with the senators
have seen outspoken 10 the preston
OF my opinions, and don't think my 20
sition is misunderstood by any Of them
81 am and always have been in favor
OF the free coinage OF silver on terms OF
ex act equality with gold. I believe when
this is done and wnen IN addition there
to the government pays out silver to it's
creditors inst as it received 1t from it's
debtors. as this bill provides shall be
done, that then both gold and silver will
circulate on . perfect parity.
"My opinions on the sutj.ct OF bimet.
allism are not OF recent formation, and
study AMI observation have strengthened
and deepened the convictions OF twenty
years Whan these convictions and opin.
ions are ch 4nged will not leave the pub
lie in doubt OF the fact. am not in ia.
vor Of deprecated silver dollar and
do not believe that this bill, II it should
become law, will have this effect. Az
have said hundred times in speeches
and published letters, all the available
gold in the world and the available silver
10 the world are both necessary to furn.
ish the requisite amount OF money Of
final payment. "-BIrminaham Herald.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29
Doesn't Look Just Right.

The four per cents. sold recently In
open market as high NJ l.S aud the low
est price paid was ll734
Thus It appears that Mr. j Pierpont
Morgan, who gets 500 0J0$ worth Of
the bonds at ll06ss7, will profit very
handsomely by the transaction.
Mr.. Morgan did not bid for these
bonds. Under the call for bids for the
hundred million OF bonds he offered llJ :.
1887 for the whole or any part.
On the strength Of This bid he Was al
lotted 32,2li,350s OF the issue. o her
bidders got something over W, 00J ,000$
worth at higher prices.
About 5000 OOJ$ were allotted to bid
ders who b I'VE failed to make their first
payment, and are, in accordance with
the ter MS Of the sale, in default.
Il is these deisnlted bonds which have
now been sold TO Mr.. Morgan at the prlt e
b bid for the issue in whole or 10 part.
Secretary Carlisle will probably ssy
that he was 10 honor bound to let Mr..
NJ rg4n have these deiaulied bonds 1T
lilo 1887, because, II the market price
had been under those fgures, Norge n
would have been Obliged to take them al
a loss.
BIT there was no obligation resting
upon the secretary TO let Mr.. Morgan
nave these bonds at ITO 6SS7, or at any
figure.
In his original call he reserved the
right to reject any and al bids. When
he found he had 5.000.001$ worth Of the
bonds left on his hands and knew that
the puoiic we're paying from III to lis
for them in open market, he should have
called for fresh bids for the lot, or have
gone into the market bimse and sold
them.
Furthermore. a special bid OF Ia 50
vas m ,de for these defanlted bonds by n
New York investment company.
The bond sale proper was, We have no
d,nht. conducted honestly and above
board. We never gave credence to the
sensational rumors 70 the contrary.
This must recent transaction, however,
sticks ID our crop" IL requires expia.
nation For the sake OF the democratic
administr ition and the dem ,cratic party
We hope a sufficient one will be forth
coming N Y. Mercury.
Mohave County miner. [volume] (Mineral Park, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1882-1918, 1896-02-29
NOTICE To CREDITORS.
IN THE PROB iTE COUNT. COUNTY
,f M. shave. Territory OF Arizona.

IN THE PROBATE COURT. COUNTY
If M,have. Territory OF Arizona.
In the matter Of the estate N,,, !.
Deceased. creditors.
Notice Is hereby vi,en bv the under.
signed. N. Redp an, hdministra or Of the
estate Of Edward Harrington. deceased,
TO the creditors OF, aud all persnns having
ciaims against said deoessed. to EXHIBIT
them. with the necessary vouchers, within
four months, srt-r tue arst public ,tion Of
this notice. 10 said administrator ut his
office ia the town Of KinSm, Connt, Of
Mohave. Territory Of Arizona. th- same
b,ing the place for the transaction o. the
business OF said estate. in the County Of
Mohnve, Territory Of Arizona.
Sit NJ. REONAN,
Administrat pr.
Dated Feb. 8. 1866.