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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19
and everything was swept before the rise

and everything was swept before the ne
OF waters.
Citizens OF the Red Mills neighborhood
report the presence there OF q new soec'ss
OF bird which Is perfectly white and OK
tho robin species. only one OK the kihd
has been seen, and It has created con-
siderable interest, and efforts have been
made to capture it without success.
Officers OF Lexington Lodge, No. ~
Knights OF Pythias. for the current tern
have been elected and installed as foilowss
Past Commander. George Leibig; Chan"
cellor Commander, J. V. Grinstead; Vice.
Commander, T.. Z. Il. Humphries; frs-
late. Jake Conn., Master OF Work. Wsde
Masters; Master alarms. ). G.. Pole; IN
side Guard, A. b. Beckwith; OUTSIDE
Guard, Il. N Bell.
Colonel David Price. commandam Ok
the corps OF cadets OF the Virginia Mill
tary Institute Is in the West.
DR.. Reid White, surgeon 10 the military
post, Virginia Military Institute, with MS
wife, Is on Il trip to Old Point and New
York.
Mr.. Hugh Barclay Of Little Rock. Ark.
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. +. T. Glasgow is back from Chica-
go, where he went as a member OF the
Virginia delegation 10 the National De-
mocratic Convention.
Mr.. John x. McClung, OF Houston,
Tex, is In the county, visiting his father,
DR.. McClung Of Fairfield.
County Clerk A. L. Shields went to
Richmind this week to consult an occuiist
for trouble with one OF his eyes.
Mrs. George Baker and daughter Miss
Minnie. OF Baltimore. are the guests or
Mrs DR.. Jordan.
Mrs. w. T. Shields. Mrs. Dorman. and
Mrs. Bruce Tutwiler. are at the Daggers
Springs.
Mr.. william T.. Granger las returned
from a ten days trip to Richmond and
Tldewater. where he enjoyed 2 fishing out
ing in Hampton Roads. and outside the
Capes.
Mr.. C. II. Mccormick. of Commerce.
Tex. is with friends and relatives In the
county.
Mrs. J.. Lloyd Teaford. OF Columbus.
o.. is home, with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. V. Grnstead.
Deputy United States Marshal s. N.
Donald, OF Folly Mills. was I'm town this
week on official business.
Mrs. Sarah Hilderbrant and Miss Emma
Beck. Of Lebanon. Penn, arc guests Of
Mrs. l.. NJ. Leibig. I'm the county.
Miss Maria Efiinger of Baltimore, II
here Tor the summer, with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Annie Stanard is visiting friends
I'm Goshen and Hinton.
Miss Ella Smithson, OF Charlottesville.
Va, IS guest OF Mrs. c. II. Paxton. OF
the Fancy Hill section.
Miss Sue Parry and Miss Charlotte Me-
Cleur. OF Richmond, Va. are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. John T.. Laird.
Miss Carrie Meanley OF Richmond IL
-, - l.. I'll.
Deaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Watts, OF William
son, Va. are guests OF Mrs. Watts
mother, Mrs. j.. NJ. Leibig.
Mr.. II. Il. Wilcox. OF Temple. Tex. f.
guest OF Mr.. Henry Dold. He IL tust
back from a tour Of European cities.
Mr.. W. S. Beard. OF South river. a
well-klown citizen OF the county has been
paralyzed, and his condition is critical.
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cIIICAGo -NlAPr,ET.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 1s.-Bullish news
oFFT017yIhJ7F,l detrimental reports In the
wheat market to-day. but the trading was
Characteristic Of the Saturday business.
The market opened quietly and the in
siders took advantage of the dullness TO
sell the market off. The depression WAS
aided by the weakness in the coarse
grains September wheat opened from
51ss0J7iIc., sold between $3.50. and 5y,fc.,
closing at 5G,sc.-asc. lower than yester-
day. cash wheat was iac. lower early
closing steady.
Corn was very weak. The abundant
rains. free offerings from the West and
export condition reports that the grain
is in excellent promise were the factors.
September corn opened at 2iHc., sold
between 27l1N27c., closing at 2lc.-tsc.
lower than yesterday. Cash corn sold
fairly and closed about steady.
oats declined through the weakness in
corn and wheat September oats closed
CSC under yesterday Cash oats We're
quoted at yesterdays prices. with an
easy feeling.
Provisions showed little or no recovery
from the depression that has been the
characteristic feature for week. IL
was said that New York ana London sold
heavily. september pork closed Die.
higher than Yesterday September lard
2r9c. lower. and Sep<mber ribs &C.. lower.
Towards the close there was some cover
ing by shorts.
Tho leading futures ranged as fOllOwsi
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when the sheriff went over from Cold
en- Hill o. Lucky VALLEY after Jim SAN
dcrs. who was wanted for shooting Dan
Williams in q quarrel over a game OF
cards. he didn't oven tahe n gun along.
He found his man in a saloon and asked
him to step uD and take drink. Jim
complied but kept a hand on his gun
When they had drank they sat down
and tho sheriff told three or four funny
stories By and by the puzzled Jim broke
out with:
"see yere. Joe. did you come over after
me2'
"Wal. ! thought you might want 70
jog along back with me-" was the reply.
"Not much, I'll never De- taken alive"
"Then that settles 80. Less hev another
drink"
They drank again, and tho official told
q very funny story about tenderfoots
experience I'm Golden city. Jim laughed
as loudly as the others but presently
grew serious and said:
Say. Joe Sc can't take me alive"
"Wau. ISL. won't worry about that
Jim. was the reply. lets hey another
nip and then a game Of cards.
The game lasted until the sheriff had
lost about 500. Then De ordered drinks
finished he said 20 Sanders.
"Jim. heven't I made things pleasant
Tor you tO-day?'
"You her Joe. and no mistake
Treated you like a gentleman, heyen't
u"
"You certainly hev"
That's my way Of dom things. Now
7 want you 20 treat me Ike gentleman
Go back 10 Gollen City with me?'
""But I shot Dan Williams over thar U"
"Of course you did"
"And they want ter hana me?'
"Of course they do. but that's nuthin'
10 ne. I didn't make the laws. | was
sent ont arter You. and I want 10 take
You back / could hey sneakod IN and
got the drop on We. but I knowed 'twould
hurt yer pride. Heyen't bin tender with
-. JIM"
You her, Joe, but 7 don't want to be
hunc."
ct s'pose not. but see how nice I've
used ye. Would any other sheriff hev
done it,"
NO I reckon not"
"Of course not And n you are hung,
won't boss the fob and make IT as easy
as possible2" Just come right along TO
Oblige me- Jim
Would 10 he great iafoF 10 you
"lt would. ana 10 would show me that
you was "a gentleman. 10 boot. I'm
gentleman myself. and ] kin appreciate
q gentleman
"Wau. joe" said jim. after q moments
thought. 81 did say / wouldn't 30, and /
did think 1 didn't want TO be hung,
bur ia oblge you and 10 show these crit
ters that know what good manners IS,
I'll 20 along with We
And ten days later Mr. Sanders attend
ell a necktie socable. and was left be-
hind when the others started for home
philadelnhIa Pres.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING goo rATIoSS or
MONEY.
Offerings and Sales ut the Richmond To-
bsoco xchangc-Intornal Revenue
Collections Foreign Adviccs.

NEW YORK. July 1s-The traders had
the market we'll In hand to-day. but the
volume OF business again showed "a fall
ing or. the sales footing Up only $40
shares. AS ou previous days OF the
week. support was lacking, the buying for
commission houses each day being cA-
trcmciy LIGHT Naturally this works INA
favor of the shorts. and the brokers or
leading bear were the most conspicuous
sellers. London firms bought Louisville
and Nashville and found no difficulty III
executing their orders, the supply nav
lug been largely in excess Of the demand.
Tho opening was firm on higher London
cables bat subsequently Sugar dropped
point. and The whole list gaVo way
Sugars weakness was the result or
sharp break in raws abroad. the prlco
having flNcn 1isn3d. for canes. Inc
slump in Sugar ICED 90 "a general attack
on the railway list, and prices Nelded
anywhere from "a 90 . per cent hlinoIs
were current OF heavy gold shipments
next week.. some estimates placing me
total as Alel us four million coliais. ie-
ports OF cutting ly Illinois Central I'm the
matter OF corn rates also had "a disturbing
influence. Missouri Pacific. the Grangcfs.
Tennessee Coal Tobacco. and Chicago Gas
scored the heaviest losses. in the spe-
cmIucs Iav State Gas dropped 2i2 10
lf4 and Brooklyn Union Gas 10 4o's'
Speculation closed weak in tone. Net
changes show losses of ilnlA per cent.
The new stocks of the American Spirits
Company tho successor Of the old DIS
uluc and Cattle Feeding Company
which were listed Ut the board yester-
CAY. were quoted at 6 bid for mo COM
mon and 1912, for preferred. Total sales
were e2.4l5 shares including 2l,"oO Sugar
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THr COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July 1S.-Cotton steady;
middlng gulf. as; midding, lb; gross
receipts. 90 bales, sales, ca bales; spin
ners. I'D bales: stock (actuap' v5OJS
bales.
Total to-day and so far this week-Net
receipts. lob bales; exports 10 Great
Britain. 4S-O bales; stock, 100. 80 bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts
514Q 407 bales. exports to Great Britain,
22CJ. 100 bales France. 4O2,OlU bales, con-
tnent 1.753.4sO bales.
Futures closed quiet and steady; sales,
GG0OO bales. July, G7s; August ca;
September. COO; October. G.23, Novemher
G17. December. 60; January, CD; feD-
ruary. 627; March, G.3l.
The total visible supply OF cotton for
the world is 1.1110lO bales. OF which
l.433fO bales are American, against
@ OG52lO bales and 2.GsgOlO bales, respec-
lively last year; receipts of cotton TINS
week at an interior towns, eJl bales
crop in sight. go GIG bales.
NEW ORLEANS. LA. July 1S.-Cotton
Quiet and steady. sales, $500 bales. July.
G3G. August, G1s; September, $50; Oc-
tober 5N November. 5.Ss; December.
5.s2, January. 59s; February, COZ, March,
COG
NEW YORK, July 1s.-The Suns cot
ton review says.
Cotton declined . to points, closing
quiet. with sales of G0.OOJ bales.
To-days features: \ lower market in
Liverpool was reflected IN a weaker OPEN
ing here. Then. too the Chronicle
weekly weather report was very favorable
10 crop prospects and Induced many ope-
rators % sell. New Orleans sent selling
orders here. and so did Liverpool, but
the decline was only slight. There was
a good business done here in spot COZ
ton for export. and shorts bought and
checked the decline. The Atlantic States
have been getting too much rain OF late,
while in Texas. where rain would be
beneficial, the weather is clear and hot.
The trading to-day was. in the main,
of an eveningup nature.
LIVERPOOL. July 1S.-12:30 Z. NJ
Cotton quiet and unchanged; American
middlinc. 27-32: sales. 5000 bales; Amori-
can, 700 bales; speculation and exports
900 bales receipts, 5000 bales, all Amer-
cd. Futures opened steady and demand
moderate. July. 47-6iQ3 35-G4; July and
August 1874; August and September
3S-6f; September and October 3 3l-6i'
October and November 3 2s-64; November
and December. 3 2S-6f. December and
January, 3 2S-Cf. January and February
2s-G4. March and April, 3 3O-6i. Fu-
lures quiet
T. M-Amcrlcan middling, 49,
July. 3 44-64. buyers; July and August
o 1864. buyers, August and September
3 31-G4, byers. September and October
3 30-Gi. sellers; October and November
3 2s-C4, December and January, 3 26-6i
sellers. January ana February. 2G-Gl
value. February and March. 3 27-G4. sell
ers. March and April. 3 2s-6f. buyers
April and May 3 3O-0l. sellers. Futures
closed quiet.
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their total specie holdings at present be-
ing only three millions more than the
low point reached after their payments
for bonds had been completed.
Tho averages I'm the statement for the
week ending July Is. 1896. as compared
with the corresponding weeks in 1875 and
1894. arc as follows:
July IS, 90. July 90 'a5. July Fl, "a
s47a.54o.ooo sJoe.o2G,oo s4s2, e42, COO
Specie ooo
Legal tenders
Net deposits 900
Circulation
1880 400 13.23s2OO 9,OpS'VoV
Total reserve
147.27oSoO iS0.57O.7OO 221 ,3Ss,sOo
Reserve required
12G.491. 115 142. 079.515 14I,2'o,ZOc
Excess Of requirement.
2O.773o25 3s.491.12 74,113,GO0
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rrxrNGroN,s COURT-HOUsE.
Euilt by Hand in the Good Ola DaS'-H
iun.kfIu Plant.

lIIuektiu flthi
LEXINGTON, VA, July b.-tSpeclai''
The last vestIge Of the ola co"i
and clerk Office has been ie'e,'eu ~
tho ground, AM large iorce =. -.
are at work getting the deorls gu. u ~
way for the new building Inc ''i'os'
OF the old binding erected an huhules
years ago) are over double the s'%,' -
IN IKE structures OF this day, and WIN
r. oxcention OF the flooring. all OF the
,imbers are hand-hewed; the brick ara
ton1-mode and show the finger marks or
the rnoulders. and every nail IN the bhilu-
en-, was hand-forged In the blacksmith
shops OF the county
Lexington Is soon 10 have an extensive
Iimekiln plant. 10 be located near the
town. The limestone found In large
quantities and Of a high grade, for making
limo will be- quarried on the olace. IL Is
said the company that will build the kilns
has ample capital tor the work, "h1ch
Will be on an extensive scale.
The outlook for the corn-crop Is very
promising. All over this section or the
Valley the crp Is an extensive one' and
at no time COR years has the crop promised
such an abundant yield.
The continued rains have prevented the
farmers from housing their wheas-crop'
and the long exposure 20 rain promises 10
ruin the entire crop. The crop in this Sec
ton was small. but OF good quality.
There will he n special term OF the CIR
cult Court of Rcckbridge here on the
22d instant. for ths dispatch OF such
business as may be brought before II.
There will be no jury.
Alone Valley. In this county. was struck
by a cloudburst OF considerable volume one
day the past week and considerable dam
age done TO crops and property. The
creeks were flooded Ear out Of the banks.
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2l%c.; August. 219sc.: September. 21lsc.
Spot prices: No. ?. 2lac. No. white
23023tac.: mixed western, 2ligdG3c.
Hay steady and quiet: shipping, OZlzg
G7izc.: good to choice, S7hc QSLo.
Wool firm and quiet: domestic fleece,
1Ga22c. pulled. lla23c.; Texas. 7a12c.
Beef hams quiet at $li50G l5.JO; terced
beef dun: city extra. India mess. SllVvg
1890; cut meats steady; picked bellies.
Sf75: shoulders, S4oolii12i2, hams S9Oo
N10.OO
Lard dun and easier: western steam.
s3.s2Is; city. S325; September. $3.50. Re-
fined steady; continent, s4.25; South Amer
lean. $4G5; compound. S4OO4425.
Pork quiet and steady; old mess. $3.50
S25; new, SS2JQS.7j.
Butter steady and quiet; State dairy.
1O014hc. creamery, 1li2p15c., western
dairy 9al2c. creamery, 1li29l5c.; FL
gins 15c.
Eggs quiet and steady; State and Penn
syivania, 13l9Gl4c.; western. fresh. case.
S.5Oul75.
Tallow quiet; city. 3GsMc.; country
3Q3hc
Cotton seed oil steady and quiet; crude
CSC; yellow prime. &c. of grades, &c.
ROSin quiet and steady; strained, com
mon to good, S1GOa1.G2lg
Turpentine easy and quiet; southern
S3.OoQ3.G5.
Rye quiet and steady; domestic, fair
70 extra, 3ly4c.; Japan. 4Q41tc.
Molasses dull and steady; New Orleans,
open kettle, good 10 choice, 2In37c.
Peanuts dull. fancy hand picked. 40iizc.
Coffee steady and unchanged 10 10 points
down. August SI1OO; October. Sl00D
1913. December. S9S)Q9 50. March. 500;
May 1919 Spot Rio dull and easy. no.
Z. SD .s7ia
Sugar-Raw steady and dull; fair re-
1ning. Hsc. 0G-test centrifugal, $40.
Frcights 20 Liverpool quiet and I'M
changed.
Southern Vogotables-Buyo were well
supplied and demand only fair, with po-
tatoes showing a weak as any.
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NANAL STORES.

WILMINGTON. " c.. July 1s.-Rosin
firm. strained, SL32is, good strained,
S137ia.
Tnrp~ltine quiet; machine. PC; IT.
regular, 2li2c.
Tar quiet at Sl.lO.
Crude turpentine steady; hard, Sl3o.
soft $40: virgin. S1.SO.
CHARLESTON. S. G. July 1S-Tur-
pcntine market firm at 22lsc. sales. 200
casks
Resin firm: sales. 80 barrels. Quota
lions: b.. c.. D., and D.. S1.3O; T.. Sl35;
c., $40: H.. S1.45; l.. $50; X. Sl55;
NJ. SLG0: n, S1.GJ; window glass. Sl.75;
water white clSj.
SAVANNAH. GA, July 1s.-Turpentine
nrm sales, LIS casks; receipts, 1,l7S
casks
Rosin firm and unchanged; sales. 1000
barrels; receipts. 3.si1 barrels.
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RAIr1MnRn MARKET.

BALTIMORE. ND, July 1s.-Flour in-
active.
Wheat quiet; spot and July, Gl4Gikc.;
August, O-saGJbc.; september, Gllll
G8c.. steamer 40. . red. 5>05si &C.,;
southern, by sample. G)aC3c.; do. on grade.
5gl l0C2 4c.
Corn quiet; spot, 3oa32i4c.; July, $3.50
32c: August. 3i5.03l5sc. september. &c.
bid: steamer mixed, aO,4Q5Ol4c.; southern,
34c.
oats hrmer; No. . white. 23i4Q2ic.; 30.
mixed. 21c bid
Rye steady; No 2, near by 3ic. asked;
do. western. Doc.
Hay firm.
Grain freehts steady.
Others unchanged.
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TonAcCn EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. July IS. 1896
offerings at auction on Change for the
week ending to-day, 30 packages OF Caro-
line and Louisa county NaJ sun-curcd
tobaccos; highest price for tine week. 81.
Private sales reported to the secretary
OF the Richmond tobacco Trade to-day
were light.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richlond 7 obacco Trade for the
week ending to-day: Wrappers. 20 hogs
heads; fiilers 50, cutters. 1l3; smokers.
40: scraD lbrighu. n; scrap dark. IL;
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NrW YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. July lS-Flour dun easy.
and unchanged Southern flour dun and
unchanged.
Wheat Spot market dun at nc. lower
and steady. No. . red. f. o. b., OJc. OPP
lions were moderately active and irreeu-
lar and closed steady AT Ac. decline; July
G2c: August, O2ilc.; September G2Ac.
COrn-SpOt moderately active at i8c.,
closing steady; No. >. 32%4c. elevator; 38s4c.
anoat. Options were dull ard steady at
j,a@kc. decline with trading only local.
July. 32s.c.: September. S31.c.; October.
S3Tsc.
Oats-Spot quiet and unchanged. OPP
tions dull and nominal al 40 lower: July,
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL.,, July IS
Cattle: Receipts 900. market weak: COM
mon 10 extra steers. S3.2Ja3jO; stockers
and feeders. S21OW3.CO: COWS and bulls.
SI.1Oa32O: calves, $aO0445O; Texans,
$2.3OQ2SO
Hoes-Receipts. 5000; market weak;
heavy packing and shipping lots. $500
300: common TO choice mixed. S2.15u 3..i5;
choice assorted S3.5O03.55; light. S515tl
SO. pigs. S2.go03.5O
Shecp-Re1Sipts. 800; market easy;
inferior to choice. S2OO937j, lambs, $500
MHN1
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SUMMER RESORTS.
New Summer Resort.
The Buck Roe Beach Hotel
will be opened for guests on

w T = INIviIt j Z III 7 IT.
This hotel is delightfully."- situated
on the Chesapeake bay. about two miles
from Fortress Monroe, with one OF tho
finest bathing beaches on the Atlantic
coast. The hotel is nicely furnished:
everything new throughout. toilet and
bathrooms on every floor. The hotel and
grounds are lighted by incandescent ard
arc lights The sanitary arrangements
are wellnlgh perfect. Electric cars every
and Newport News. Everything for tho
comfort and pleasure OF the guests has
been provided. Tho finest fishing and
TO s. per day SO TO SD per week. Spe-
cial prices TO families. Apply TO r. c. G.
WAITE Manager Buck Roe Beach Hotel.
Hampton. Va. ". o. address,. jy2-lm
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ST IOrIs nAnKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. July ls.-Flour lower;
patent. $3.50; fancy. S2.70a2s0.
Wheat lower. July, 5J5sc. August 5J'sc.;
Scptember. a5@l 555sc.; December. 5sc.
bid.
Corn lower; July 25isc. asked; Septem-
bor 2Jisc.. buyers
oats lower. July. 173lc; August, lsc.
asked; May. 20 &C.
standard mess. old. sG3T5.
Lard-Prime steam. $3.72l1; choice.
S3.37is
Other articles unchanged.
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rA1rIMoRr STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. July 1S-Virginia
Centuries. Sos asked; Northern central
COZ bid; Consolidated Gas stock Co8oOs4
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Ante-'lOrtenl.

Spare not thy hand when appreciation Civ
Ing.
Nor hold thy tongue till life away has
sped:
A single word OF praise unto the Living.
Is worth a panegyric on the Dead.
Clarence Urmy. In Lppinoott's,
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Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, IS 10
G3c.; mixed. 81 20 &c: shortb s~sy, IS 10
CSC. No. red. G2i3 10 G3c.
Corn-Whlte. Virginia. 34il 10 35c.; No.
. white. 1915 TO Sac; No. mixed, 52.a
TO 33c.
Oats-No. mixed, % to 22Ac; No. 3
mixed. 81 TO 21iac.
Tfro-.l-n
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WASHINGTON. j. c.. July 1s.-The
treasury gold reserve at the close Of bust
ness today stood at S9%53l.s45. The
DAVIS Withdrawals were $2Gf,O 600
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1nNnoN nAR sILNER MARKET.

LONDON. July 1s-Bar silver, 3ll5d.;
consols 1i3 ZIG for money and 1857 for
the account
p. M-Paris advicos quote per cent.
rentes 40 1Ol francs and S155 confines
for the account.
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NEW YORK, July 1S.-In the dry goods
market q week Of duh business has been
brought TO "a close to-day. without a
break IN the conditions which have gem
orally prevailed. A favorable feature
in the situation is the generally salts
factory reports made regarding cOllec-
lions. complaints OF backward settle
mcnts being heard but infrequently.
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PORT NEWPORT NEWS. JULY Is. 1896
ARRIVED.
Schooner Governor Ames Providence.
Schooner IT, H. Low. Providence.
schooner a.. T.. Davenport. Boston.
Schooner sullivan, SaHm, Norfolk.
SAILED
Nor steamship Mong, ir.de Cuba
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THE TERMINAL HOTEL

WEST POINT, VA,
will be open JUNE ODD. The hotel is
comparatively new and has been neatly
repaired and put in first-class order
Large. beautiful grounds. dancing payil-
ion, elegant bathing and boating, fishing.
Grabbing. etc The hotel is supplied with
the famous artesian water, flowing from
wells OF 800 feet: Analysis viii be tur-
niShed on application. Prices: SO TO
$40 ger month. Special rates for
families. Exceedingly cheap railroad rate
is given by Southern railroad. For furth-
er Information address
AYRES & WESTBURY,
Terminal Hotel. West Point.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19
MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND SPRINGS

Rockfish Gap, Blue Ridge Mountains,
1000 Feet Above Sea Level.
An historic Virginia resort. overlooking
two famous valleys. Many fine views.
pelightful temperature. Valuable mineral
water Reasonable rates. Only 10 miles
from Richmond by c. and .. fail@ay.
Address ,.--
je16 Alton. va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-19
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-09-14

:, By. order Of the Board: OF. County
Comm,ssieners OK Elko County, State
Of Neyada, made this 4th day Of
March, 1895, notice Is hereby. given
that all persons who are charges upop
the county must come to the County
Hospital, or all claims for their sup
port will be disallowed by said Board
except in cases OF extreme emergen.
~ Attest: 81
MIIs1FR ,PA1TFReoN,
Deputy County Clerk
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1896-09-14
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BY order Of tho board OF County Commits
siSIess. all pili Z. = sinss 'tiss cSunIy g D.
he Moadsy upon xSiSi SsS sSs HsaS SessS
otherwise the bills will not beNSSld epoS
T, = Attest: JOHN HEMbEE&QN,
BY W PATTERSON, Deputy. -
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