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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-27
THE ONLY CURE
For the Tobacco Habit Is
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These Are the Words of q
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II Is not guilty Of the absurdity OF insisting that
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Baco-CurO was the first to give an IRONCLAD
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Tree booklet and n large sheet of testimonials
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Gentlemen: For forty years I used tobacco in all
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heart disease For fifteen years i tried 10 quit
Due couidn l. L took various remedies, among others
No-Io-Bac," The Indian Tobacco Antidote''
Double Chloride of Gold" ETC., etc. hut none OF
item did me the least bit Of good. Finally how
ever, purchased a box OF your .Baco-Curo'' and
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-27

DIR. sIEGERTs ANGOsTURA BrrrERs ARE THE
best remedy for removing indigestion and oil dis
eases of the digestive organs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-03-27

We've received direct from the
Orient through agents a consign-
ment OF one thousand Oriental
Rugs and Carpets, which are now
on exhibition on our 4th floor,
where they will be sold at auction,
beginning Wednesday, April 1st,
at II am, and continuing 3 days
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

To bolt or not to bolt-that Is the ques-
ton;
Whether It's nobler IN the mind to sinner
The loss and labor OF baser cDnsge.
or TO take arms against this sea OIL
silver.
And by opposing. end II. To bolt, to vote
ror cold. and by that vote to say we
end
rmbarrassments and thousand other Ills
That Silver brings us-'tis a contamination
Devoutiy to be wishd. To bolt-to vote
To vote? pcrchance to win-ay. there's
the rub.
For in that term OF Gold what schemes
may come,
when Ne have shaken or this western
soil.
Must give us pause; There's much cor
rupt
That mikes terror Of McKinley's reign:
For who would bear the wrong and horror
OF
Mckinley bills. the Hanna syndicate.
The fangs OF vampire trusts, the iaw 3
mistakes.
The appetite of pensions, and the spdrns
That patient merit In the people gets.
When be himself might obviate all this
with party loyalty? Who would tarln
bear.
To grunt and sweat under an unjust tax,
But that the dread OF something after
March
The base. rejected metal. I'm whose worth
No Fastener believes-puzzles the Will.
And makes us rather bear those Ills we
have
Than fly 10 others that we know not OF?
Thus politics makes towards OF MS all,
And thus the Democratic voter now
Is sickled with the doubt Of what TO DO;
lie needs must swallow that which
tastes him ILL.,
or join with those who have his plans
usurped.
And lose the name Of honor
E. n. Graham Dewey. in the New York
Journal. 80,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
Nrw YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 17.-Flour duh and
weak Southern flour lull and un-
changed.
Wheat-Spot market dun and frmcr
with tho West Options fairly active
and firm al a.07.c. advance. July O-4c.;
August. a2l &C.,. September. Gic.
Com Spot dun aud hrmer' No. =. WISE,
elevator. $3.50. ahoat Options were dul
and firm az itWi4c. advance; July, "5hc..
September. $3.50, October ailsc.
Oats spot duh and hrmer options
nrmor and dull; July. pc, September
2l4c Spot prices. Nc. -, 2ltio--c.' no.
white. DBL &c.. mixed western. 2-p2jc.
Hay quiet and steady, shipping, U-.-8
G7Ic.. cool 10 choice sii2c.nHlpo
Wool quiet and steady, domestic fleece
1G022c.; pulled. l5u33c. -
Beef quiet and steady. family, Ss.JVy
900. extra mess, SGOpdfOr; beef hams
dun at SlA50ul5Oo; terced beef quiet
city extra. India mess, Slloodl2"' cut
meats fairly active and steady picked
bellies. S4.75. shoulders S412l -gl2J, hams,
50 1000.
Lard quiet and lower; western steam
$3.50: city. S325. September. $3.50. Re-
fined dun. continent. Si25, South Ameri-
can. S4Gj: COMPOUND, S4ODGi2o
Pork duh and easier, old mess, Sr'S4
SO. new mess. SS.1uUN.t'.
Butter in fair demand and steady; state
dairy. lO014igc.; do. creamery, ll'24 I'c. ;
western dairy. 9Nl2c.; Elgins, Zoe.
Eggs steady and quiet, state and Penn
sylyania. l3la0l4c.. rcstern, fresh, ll4
BE. do. case. $l.JON24O.
Cotton seed oil quiet and easy crude
2oc.. yellow prime. &c; 10. of grade
DC
Iiosin steady and quiet; strained. COM
mon to good Sl.GJN l62il.
Tlrpeutiue quiet and easy al 24l2n-'c'
Rice steady and quiet; domestic, lalr
10 extra. 3054c; Japan, 4@il4c.
Molassos quiet and steady. New Orleans
open kettle good TO choice, 21n5Ic.
Peanuts quiet; fancy hand picked. ga
4i4c.
Co0ce quiet at . points up to points
down. July S11 30: September 5000; Oc-
tober SOLO. December. $3.50, March,
So sOu9s5. May. 1913 Spot RIO easy
and dull, No. Z. Sl2.e1is.
Supar-Raw dun AMI unchanged fair re-
timing 2'sc. Refined quiet and unchango =.
Freichts 20 Liverpool quiet and firm.
cotton. by steamer, sgd, grain, by
| steamer "a. bid.
Southern fresh fruits and vegetables;
Hucklcberries-N North Carolina. 40'c ;
do Maryland and Delaware. quart, safe.
Pears-F Florida, barrel. S1.JOa3oO.
Watormolons-Car loads. Slc002OO; do.
| 100. SSOJU22.Oo
Muskmelons-B Basket. 500; do. barrel,
| SOC. US215.
Ieaches-Georgis. carrier. 75c.0Sl.50;
! DO. Marylanl ana Delaware. crate. 5Oc.4e
| 500. do. basket. 4ON f5c.. do. South Caro-
lima carrier soc. 4SlJc.
Grapos-Casc, .Oo.4S2OO; do. basket,
/ 1JW2Oc.
Apples-Cratc. GOuSoc.
Cucumbers- Barrel. Sl25Q1.75; do. bas-
ket. 1509Oc.
Egg Plant-Barrol. S1JOa2.Jo; do. bas-
kct. Toe QSlOO.
Onions Eastern Shore basket. J0QGOc. (;
do. barrel, SlOOUl2 -.
squash Barrel. 25WiOc.
TomatOos- Carrier. Oc.WSlOO.
POtatOes-Sweot Sl.2jo2.JO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

dark 20. Total. "a hogsheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day:
snections--Bright, - hogsheads: dark,
70 hogsheads and 2G tlerces. Eeinspec-
tlons-Dark. 30 hogsheads.
Myers. Farmers. Crenshaw's. Meals.
Dovenport's. Planters. Seabrooks, Alle-
ghany. Old Dominion. ShelbJrne's. and
shockoe tobacco warehouses report to-
day: Receipts, 81 packages; deliveries. 81
Tinted states internal revenue coliec-
,lons on tobaccos for the city OF Rich
mond va. to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
sfSO2j: plug tobaccos, &,01j.52. Total,
s. 1871.
AZ a meeting Of the Richmond Tobacco
Trade held at the Tobacco Exchange
today the president. Mr.. William T..
Hancock announced the death OF VIII
liam r staples Appropriate resolutions
OF respect 10 the memory Of one Of the
oldest I'm years. as well "a OF membership
Of the trade. were adopted.
Mr. STABLES died at o'clock this morn
ing The funeral win take place tom
the house al 10 O'Clock tomorrow (Satur-
dav Julv Is. 1880. Services at the grave.
Messrs W. r. Brogdon * co. have ar
ranged with the Subcommittee on loose
tobacco sales 70 run the Planters ware
house" corner Fifteenth and Cary streets.
and announce that they will have their
first sale OF bright loose tobaccos on Tues
day. August Is. le'@.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
TODAY. ". T.. Meade and JERRY Price,
/ Louisa county, Va.
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ket. together with the fact that as yes.
terday and the day before the eSPoi'
basis was an able argument causeu INC
wheat options to-day to open win nm
or tone and a better trade. II was s"lu
that the country millors were PAYING inoi
for spring wheat than was offered Dy ioVa'
bidders. although Chicago offered price
t. above September. September wheat
openod at 5Gi5c.. sold between j'rlc. ana
5li5c. closing at J1hc.-3sc. higher lhaii
yesterday. Cash wheat ruled him an"
strong, with an advance Of lc-
Corn-The tone was not quite so puli.
ish. and in the early hours not a great
amount OF business was transacted Du,
a steady unlertone marked the nbh9
trade. September corn opened az - &C.
sold between 215sd2sc., closing az -';tc'-
Is0lic. higher tnan yesterday. cash corn
was stronger and &c. higher.
oats opened strong and firm, influenced
by good buying. light receipts. and au-
vance OF 81. in the English cables. Trad
ing WAS animated. September oats closed
a,c higher than yesterday. Cash oats
were steady and strong and l2c. higher
than yesterday.
ProVisons-The provision pit again re-
acctcd the decline OF business, that al
most had become chronic. In a falling
off Of 90. in the price Of live hogs. the
market opened weak aud ruled so through
ont the day. \ singular feature was
the closing quotations OF lard and ribs.
both standing NJ the same price. sep
tember pork closed &c. lower September
lard 7i5alOc. lower, and September ribs
2isNJc. lower.
mr. fo,1irs- Futures RANGED as follows
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
Thankful Veterans.

At meeting Of the executive couhch
~ cape Fear camp. No. 25i. United CON
federate Veterans held at the Office OF
Adiutant Henry r. Savage, on the az
ternoon OF July 18th. the following reso-
lutions were offered by Comradc w. D.
woodward and adopted:
Whereas the good people OF Richmond
Va. by their unceaslng and ehectNo
labors. their large. comprehensive Souls
we'll purged from peturbations and preyu-
diccs. their generosity pregnant win IN
exhaustible stores Of entertainment omit
ing nothing in any respect subservient TO
the convenience OF their guests contri-
buted so much 10 the pleasure OF our
comrades Of Cape Fear, No. 25i. United
Confederate Veterans. while In attend
ance at the recent reunion OF Confeder-
ate veterans held in the city OF Richmond
June 90 July I and p 1896, and
whereas II Is but proper ana 10 us a
Measure to express 10 them. as camp.
our hearty and sincere appreciation oil
their many favors. induced by their love
for the old Confederate soldier. be 1t
Resolved, That this camp at this the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

WILMINGTON, y. c.. July 17-Rosn
firm: strained. S132i2; good strained
$13Ta.
Splits Of turpentine dull; machine
22Ac.: irregular. 2i'c.
Tar quiet at Sl.l0. -
Crude urpentine steady; hard. N.'n'
soft. $40. virgin, $50
CHARLESTON. S. c.. July E.-Turpen-
tine Nothing doing.
Ro-in firm Quotations. A.. p, and
G. Sl.aO: j.. and T.. Sl35; T., Slio; g.
Si45: H., $50. l.. $3.50, X. Sl-uo. Me-
S1Gj: ". $40. window glass, Sl''i water
white. S1.Nj
SAVANNAH. GA, July 17.-Turpentine
firm mt DE: sales. 2.O'u casks receipts
153 casks Since April lst Receipts
Ia. 1873 casks: exports. l25,502 casks stock
27O1O casks.
Rosm firm at the lcclne. sales. 5000
barrels: receipts. 5GS7 barrels. Quota
tions. g.. &c. g.. and d.. Sl.3Ii2 r., Nlio;
j.. lao: g., Sl45; H., S15O; j., 81 .op;
X. >1G5. NJ. Slo7. N- Sl7': winlo"
glass. S1.s5: water white. 500. since
April 1st: Receipts, $4,000 barrels; exc
ports. 1850 barrels; stock, l23.a9' bar
rtls.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
Snme Old Sfnte llannrnlngs.

A Moreanton couple were married on
the sidewalk of that town Sunday even
Ing.
The Bureaw Star is reliably Informed
that Elijah Walker, Of Fender county. Is
one hundred and four years old.
The Wmkesboro Chronicle reports
large radish, which IS shaped like
human hand. having the four fingers ani
the thumb.
The Greensboro Record tells OF quad
ripple marriage. in which the mother "A
widow-two daughters. and a son were
all married at the same time by the
same minister.
Mrs. Pink Fulbright. Of Catawba coun-
ty, gave birth to trlplets-two girls and
a boy-Sunday. Rena Sloan (colored),
Of Wilmington, on Monday presented her
husband with four chldren-three boys
and one girl.
on Sunday n crowd Of men at Beaver
Creek Ashe county. forcibly prevented
Bishop Cheshire from holding services I'm
an academy which the Episcopal Church
has rented, and In which IL conducts
a school.
According to the Monroe Enquirer, A.
". Frnderburk, OF Union county, has
mule which sweats blood. The
animal IS seemingly in good condition.
but occasionally it breaks ont In n most
profuse Precipitation of blood.
The Lincoln Democrat learns that ].
c. Rudaslr of Iron station found In one
of his wheat-helds not long since bunch
Of wheat containing twenty-three heads.
all growing from one grain. These TWEEN
ty-three heads contained 1035 grains OF
wheat. by actual count
John Levy Clark (colored). OF Moore
county. was taken from his home Friday
night by crowd Of masked men and
severely whipped The alleged cause for
the whipping is THAI Clark had driven
his aged father. who was living with him.
from his house.
J. y. station. n farmer. living near
Scotland Neck. died Monday Of strange
affection Ike vertigo. Ie was taken
Saturday. and fell IN the yard. and did
not rally long at time any more. His
little child had died the day before. and
both bodies We're buried In tho same
coffin.
on Thursday Reddln Butler OF Rose
boro. died from an attack OF fever, from
which be had been suffering for some
time His wife. who was suffering from
the same disease. survived him but few
hours. dying the next day. OF the two
little children left, the baby died on Sun
day.
man by the name Of Mcclure mystic
riously disappeared in tho neighborhood
OF Hickory IS years ago.and n was thought
az the time that he was murdered. The
matter was practically forgotten until
last week, when Jacob Holler made a
death-bed confession that he and others
had murdered and buried Mcclure in a
certain piece OF woods.
While the editor OF the Scotland Neck
| Commonwealth was in Tarboro recently
! Dempsey rhorne was pointed out 10 him
as one OF three brothers who served in
the Mexican war and also in the war
| between the States. His mother, Mrs.
Betsy Thorne. lives with him. She is
ninety-siX years Old. and reared FIVE sons.
three OF whom are now living. and served
| In the two wars. as stated above
! Goldsboro Headlight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

CINCINNATI o., July 17-Flour
steady: winter patent S34003.75; spring,
S3.45n3SJ. rye -four, S2.45n2.50.
Wheat firm; 80. red track. new
540JGc., 30. rel, Coo; rejected red, new
8su5Oc.
Corn quiet and steady; No. . mixed
track. Csc. 40. . white. track @,c.
oats quiet and steady 40. mixed
track. 1SsU2Uc.. rejected do. Use.
Pork steady; clear backs, $500 family
$50. clear family. S925.
Lard steady and quiet; kettle, $1,000
49,. prime steam sos
Bacon steady. loose short clear sides.
SIS. short rib sides, Si3'i2' shoulders
$500.
Dry salted meats quiet: shoulders. 500
0i12is. short rib sides. S3''o5.'"i snort
clear sides. Sil2i ass.
Eggs quiet and easy at 1c.
Whisky steady. sales OF 80 gallons at
81 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

first meeting since the reunion. do nero
by express their thanks to the cit'setn
OF Richmond. especially to Colonel Jones
ana officers and members OF the FIR
Virginia regiment. the oilce's anu n'on
beers OF the Richmond Blues the omcen
and members OF the Richmond Howis
GERS. the members Of the Westmore'aM
club. and Colonel Duford, Hon. r. n
Mayo. and Mr.. Thomas Atkinson. fo
their many courtesies.
Resolved. That a COPY OF these rcsoiu-
tons be published in our city papers,
II being the custom OF the veterans 70
nay the State Guard encampments
visit, 1t was ordered that on Tuesday
afternoon next. July 2lst. the members
of Cape Fear Camp visit the SECOND
Regiment while IN camp at Wrightsviis
the coming week. Comrades G. ii. KING
and =. Heinsberger were appointed 2
committee to make arrangements.-Ww'
mington Messenger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
rnRAccn ENCHANGE.


Offerings at auction on Change to-day
by Mr. George \. Haynes. 81 packages
of suu-curcd tohaccOs Caroline and
Louisa county. Va. one package sold
al S2l. one at SIS. one AT Sl'. one a. SILL.
one at Sl225. one at Slo.t1' one AT 5000.
one at S1O25. one al $3.50. one az $50.
one az Ss.62ih. three AT $50. two at sS25.
one at s.. one al $40. one az S7C2a.
one AT 1925. four at 81 two al 500. one
az sG62is two at so. one at S5.sp, one at
s. ~. one at $500. one al 500. one az
Sf.so. one az S4.7O. Two at 50. one AT $3.50,
TWO al $40. two at $500. one at Sflo,
Two M s. en-. one NJ S2O. two al $50.
one NJ s.. one at $50 one al 5Oc.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
Wrappers, 10 hogsheads. nllers. 20, cut
tiers, 2; leaf (dark), o. Jugs dark, 4; scrap
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

BALTIMORE. MD, July 1I-Flour
steady.
Wheat strong; No. red SPOT ana july
Gls.0G1e,c: August. mi, UGl#c: Scpiem-
Der. Gia,aGi7-c.: steamer 40. . red. $500
Gla,c.: southern. by sample. 1,1G|icf
DO. ON grade 1921 No2tic.
Corn strong. mixed spot and July, "-4
:G32lc.: August. .'l1'-'s', Se.ie'ni'r,
3-ic. md. steamer mixed, 2le3tic., south
en- ojt. '5'c.
oats nrr, 30. . white. western. e2'-fl
o2.,c.. 40. . mixed. ,seslcn 2DI2utse.
Rye steady: 80 >. near d.. 5'c. ashed;
10. western. 81c.
Hay steady.
Grain frc'glts firm: steamer - Liver
rool. 2H02'id. August, Cork ioF orders,
p. 7isd.. august
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
cu1CAGO LIVE sTOcK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. Ill July H.
Cattle. Receipts. 900. market weak;
stockers and feeders, S2loa5.C0; COWS
and bulls. Sio0.
Hoes-ReceiYts, 1900 market a shade
better; heavy packing and shipping lots,
S3O0H325. common TO choice mixed. S3.lJ
1850. choice ASSORTED. S3.5Ou3.5J; light,
S315a3JO; pigs. S29On3.5o.
Sheep-Receipts. 10000. market weaker;
inferior TO choice. $2OO43CO; lambs. $500
uG 10
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
ST LOrIs MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. MO. July l1.-Flour quiet
and UNCHANGED.
Wheat stronger: July 5GNc., nominal;
August. 55iyn-.jl.c.; september. 5Gisc. bid.
Corn higher. receipts $3.50 bushels;
shipments. 1896 bushels; July .Jc. bid;
September $3.50. bid.
oats higher. July. lNi4c. bid; August
17a,c. bid. september, l7hc bid May,
2lisc. bid.
Eggs higher az &c.
Bacon-Sandard mess. new. S352i ;; old.
$40. ,I--
Baeging-1M pounds. 5'sc.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
An American Bank al Pekin.

PEKIN. July 1.-THE petitions or the
Governments OF Russia and Germany ask
ing the privilege OF establishing banks IN
Pekin, for the purpose OF transacting RUS
sian ana German Government business,
mas been refused by the Chinese Govern
ment. emma Is conducting negotiations
with the United States with view 10 the
establishment OF an American bank In
Pekin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
NEw YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE dry goods
market has been reported decidedly quiet
i'm AN departments to-day. There has
been a limited attendance of buyers. resi-
dents reports have had but little 10 do.
and the orders coming TO hanl by the
mails have generally been light. There
IS no evidence Of pressure TO sell
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va, July IL, lS96

Quotations: Wheat-Longbcrry, - to
Ggc. mixed. ~ TO &c; short5sr;Y - TO
c3c. No = red. 62ib 90 CSC.
Corn-Whie. Virginia. @fls TO Doc no.
. white 33is 20 3ic.; No. . mixed on
10 3}c.
Oats-No. mixed. % TO 22Mc.; No. 3
mixed. n 10 2lizc.
Ryc-25c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
Business Troubles.

CHICAGO. ILL. July IA bill for q
receiver for tho Kenwood Manufacturing
Company. a large bicycle firm, was filed
in the Circuit Court this morning by tho
Gormully and jeffrey Manufacturing
Company, which is judgment creditor
of the defendant company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
TONDON pAR suVrR MARKrT.

LONDON. July i7-Ear silver. 81 lied:
consols. il3 ZIG for money and 1882 for
the account.
81. M.-Paris adyiccs quote 3 per cent
rentos az 10l francs and 90 confines for
the account
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

WEST VIEW BAPTIsT CHURCH
Corner Cary and Me ldOw streets. h 7.
j. VI. MERCER. pastor.-W orship on sun
day. Sunday school. $3.50 a. VI. Preach
Ing at ] A. 81. and y. Vt. BOYS meet
ing AT r. NJ. Young Peoples Union az
L. NJ. Prayer-meetiuB "Wednesday az
L.. 81 Seats Tree. Visitors welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

Quotations are FOR bonds maturing IN
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. HI. july IA frst-class
cash demand. strong feeling at 81.
Louis. d decrease In the estimated re-
ceipts, a better feeling In the stock mar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. COR
ner Grace and Pine streets. Rev. Ii. A.
BAGBY. pastor-Preaching NJ IL A. M:
and $ l.. VI. Prayer-m meeting wednesday
evening az f. NJ. Sunday school at
a. NJ. Baptist Young Peoples Union sun
day ~ / j. NJ u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-18

Cash quotations were as IviV"'' go
dun and easy. prices unchanged No.
. spring wheat 550555sc.; 40. red, osG
5sitc.: 40. corn, 2ilc. no. oa'a'
f7i.01Sc.: mess pork. S3Gpa3.G-il; ltrA'
So 45a3.47it. short rib sides. S3.i'l 2a5.'-'2'
dry sailed shoulders, S3.iJ0hu', snort
Gear sides, S3.15u3efs. whisky Sl.--'
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GROYE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Grove avenue near Beech street,, KEY.
J. G.. UIDEN. -. D.. pastor.-Sunday
school az 9.15 4. NJ. lr.aching az ii 4.
VI. and S.1J Il. ~.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH COR
ner Main ana Sixth strectsJ --Rev. W. W.
LANDRUM, -. d., pastor. Morning
worship &C II o'clock; prelchins ny the
pastor. The congregation win worship
with the First church ia a union meeting
in tho evening.
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LE1GH-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH

LEIGH-STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Twenty-hfh and Leigh streets).
Sunday. II g. Ac. preaching - Rev.
e.. D.. STEWART. sunday. 4.i5 +. NJ.
Junior Onion. sunday d j.. NJ. Senior
Union. Sunday SIS T. ~. preaching by
Rov. O. j. STEWART. Sunday. s.l5 A.
M. Sunday school Tuesday, Sl5 J.. NJ.
mems prayer-meeuns. Wednesday, sis
J.. M. general pray meeting.
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CHURCH OF THE COVENANT COR
FER Park avenue and Harrison street,,
Rev. j. CALVIN STEW ART. pastor -
by Rev ISAAC YOUMANS. Midweek
service Wednesday evening az S.l5 o'clock.
Christian Endea Ur meeting az 7.D T..
~. and Sabbath school at $3.50 y. NJ.
Seats FREQ and all welcome.
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NONFEDERATE MUSEUM. IN THE
~ Davis Mansion, corner Iweifth ana
CLAY. Is open to visitors daily from ~
A. Nj. to 5 T. NJ. Admission. Is cents.
except on Saturdays. when II is free 10
the public. Annual membership ticket. u.
which admits the holder at al ttmes:
life membership ticket. $40. ap1s
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. REV.
GEO. COOPER. ID. ID. pastor. viii preach
at IL A. ~; Lords supper. At SD i.
A.. rev. Dr. LANDRrM 100 union service
with other churcio-. Bible school no o.3D
A. 81.
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CHRISTIAN


church CMarshan street. bet. Graham and
nuuc0chl. hev. "A. e.. GARRISON. pas
Preaching 40 II 4. NJ. by Rev c..
=. WILLIAMSON. of Augusta, Ga, and
AT SIS O'Clock j. W. by the pastor.
Sunday school at 9.3O a. VI. Christian
Fudcavor. 7lJ T. VI. Sunday. Prayer
meeting. SID T.. NJ Wednesday. Seats
free. Public cordially invited.