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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

in county fairs. and stimulates those
counties that have no such organization
to form one. so as so get representative
at the meeting which chooses the state
Board of Agriculture.
This, to me seems to be an excellent
idea and | believe. II put into operation
here, would create great deal oi inter-
est in the county organizations, and cause
them 10 put forth an extra enOrt IN
making "A large exhibit at the state falr.
This Is what Is needed 10 make the FAIRS
here more successful.
III the plan could be established here
/ would suggest that the president OF the
ffOus county iairs 10 designated as the
d. gate to the annual meeting, and IN
case OF no county organization, the co1n-
" Judge appoint a farmer Then, al the
first annual meeting elect a. mcmbe'
Of the State Board Of Agriculture on
representative from each OF the COZ
gressOnal districts five 10 serve one
year and five 20 serve TWO years, ana at
each subsequent meeting elect five MEM
bers. 10 serve two years each, 10 sue
coed those whose terms expired.
BE A SOURCE OF PROFIT.
Let the board so elected choose a
president a commissioner Of Agriculture,
and a secretary-the commissioner du-
ties 10 be similar 10 our present commits
sioner, and the secretary 10 nave chafGe
of the Fair work This IS the way Il L.
worked In Ohio and other states, and the
pan works wei.
This, Ia my opinion Wonid cost Inc
State a very little. II anything, In addi-
ton 10 the present expense Of the State
Board. and might be- "a source OF profit
| should be wiling, II the plan could be
adopted, 10 vote Tor turning over 10 the
State all OF the sOcietys property and
IL the fertilizer tax were given TO the
board, | am sure that IN few years the
bonded debt OF the society could Dee paid.
and new and elegant buildings erected for
the maintenance OF permanent exhibit
of the vast resources or the state, ana
the grounds converted into a handsome
park. which would not IN any way m
terfere with the Fair
This. l believe with the general reD-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL. Fen. I8.-rhc morning
hours OF to-day session OF the wheat
market were notable Tor the freedom
with which long wheat was 500. IN
the afternoon the exact contrary was the
feature. the demand beng sndIp ana
imperative ana iuil recovery - the
cary ioss TOOK place. The cola weather
which mac its appear auce last niSnt
ana the la, mat Northwestern recclpts
showed clrtaiiment On4y oo- cars ar
rItlAg. against 400 cars last " eunesuay
ana 40 cars year ago, contributed q
nrm tone 10 the opening, but me pres
sure OF offerings, some OK Which repre-
scented the AOluluBs OF prominent tIdut4s,
dcs irOyed every Fcsilge OF suchsth, anu
pur-s moved downward with consider
able CELEBRITY. ABOUT noon reports OF
sales oil cash wheat at New \ OK ana
here changed the current OF sentiment,
and after becoming steady, siaoual
recovery sci in the effect OF which was
10 nna ~ lift prices above where they
were '-thc close YESTERDAY May "htat
opened at 80 &C.. sold between O1jsc' anu
G4stc.. closing at sc. higher IMAM ytattI-
gs,t Cash wheat IN the sample depart
ment averaged steady. 1870.
lorn--Ino corn market was counter
part of the wheat market, opening hrn'
then declining, and nnally making
ma recovery. The range of quotations
VA narrow. howe r. ana the business
or "a very uuimpOr .4nt character Aay
coin opened al 5Oc., occlhel 20 ~J3s4
Hulc.. rallied, and closed az "Oc.' sc.
higher than yesterday. cash corn "ds
weak and lNlc lower.
Oats-The early decline ana the iater
advance fin wheat and corn were leAeltcu
in OTIS. Only an ordinary business was
transacted. mo dealings with particular
interest attaching 20 them taking place.
May oats closed isc. higher Cash OATS
were easy. ,
northumberland was dun and weak
or to-i9 S. The trade was Or a most
uninteroatng character ana purely locaI
and professional on weak hog mar
kct the opening was easy. Ihen me
vy.alner4 OF grain extended here and
rareel further declines. but finally
eteadior tone developed. and the close
was not far different from that OF yes
forlav May pork closed DC. lower
and May lard and May ribs unchainsen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
CITY Circnit Court

In tho City Circuit Court the follow
ing penitentiary convicts were sentenced
10 an additional term for a second con-
Viction.
Wade HOlburg alias John Brown. six
years; Patrick Green, two years, Ernest
Zines one year: Butler Devine, one
year. Juddie white, one year; George
Clarke. one year. Henry Jones, one
year. David Condor. one year.
James Johnson, demurrer, entered TO
the information and demurrer sustained.
Clara Parker same. Charles Scott same.
Thomas Johnson. five years.
Jesse Winston. plea in abatement filed
TO the information plea; sustained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

sr I.n1rrS MARKEI

ST. LOUIS, 40. FEB. l9.-Flour-Pa-
tent. S3.7O4J.cO, fancy, S3.OJu5.lO, choice.
szistu-.IJ.
nal: March 6f4Qj4izc. asked.
corn higher. February, -o,sc. askeu'
Nav. 2GNc. bid. July. 2Sc bid.
oats higher. + eDIuary nc. nominal
May. 2O3sc; July, i92c., nominal
porn-Standard mess new, .siVD, DID,
Lard-Prime steam. $500. choice, $50.
Observation-Disclosures. $50. longs, 500
clear ribs. -J.s1l5. clear sides, SOW.
Dry Sailed Meats-Shoulders, Sif0'
lol...... So. clear sides. - 80.
High wines steady al ST..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

NiW DIRK. Feb. i0-Specuiation at
ne STOCK Exchange was very dull to-
HF Tho .riertoue was strong. how
O., and Ms per prices were f.eor.cd
"a nNmncf or instances London was
buyer az its specla|ties. ana bankers
t'h foreign connections salo that I'M
r.N' '1 American securities abroad was
rowling. The main reason FOR this. so
Hi saii, was the high prices al
Inch Nfitish cOnsO's are selling these
,eclrl'les hdving brought lOg3s in Lon
ga to-day The declaration OF the reg
B. ar dividend by the Burlington aud
'ulncy favorable traffic returns or the
baltimore and ohio, Louisville and Nash
vine and Southern Railway had a good
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
c1NcINNATI MARKET.

0NCfN.,ATI. o.. Feb. l9.-Flour
strong. winter patent, S3'Jgo.sv' spring
pate.t. S5.OJ45.9J. 80 90
W feat quiet and steady No. REQ &C
Corn lairy active ana hrn' NO HliAeu'
oats qliet and steady; No. Mixed
track 2212c. .,oco
Pork market active, mess, SloO',
Lard INN. steam leaf, 600 hetue'
800. ~ - D.. etort
bacon firm. loose shoulders, $40 snort
rib sioes. $3.50. short clear, 500. "
Dry sailed meats firm ana aciuNSe' l2ose
shouloers. S4.15. snort ribs, S3.l-i3' snort
clear. SJ.31i5. boxed meats &c. more.
A hisky steady at Sl.ZZ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
SLATE FAIRS IN OHIO.
PRESIDENT j u. WfThINs LIKES
THEIR PLIE
And Thinks THAT Virginia Cou.d Adopt 1t
With Profit eiails OF the
Plan.

President J. Il. Watkins, OF the yir-
glnla State Agricu tural and Mechanical
Society. was seen yesterday by a Times
reporter and asked TO give a detailed
statement OF how the State Fairs were
conducted in Ohio. as he had been quoted
as saying that lac would like 10 see the
Virginia fa.rs conducted in similar
manner Mr. Watkins very cheell4liy
consented 10 give the desired information.
and said the pan he would like to see
adopted here was based on the manner
IN which the Ohio Fairs were worked,
and which he witnessed last fall.
We need something" continued the
president. TO enthuse more interest III
our annual exhibitions. and 10 get a
more general representation throughou
the State | have talked with members O.
our board and other prominent ciiiSens'
and the cOncensus OF opinion Is that our
Fairs are too much Of a local nature,
and they agree with me that an eifort
should be made 20 awaken interest IRON
al sections Of the State.
THE OHIO PLAN.
I'm Ohio the State Fair is conducted
by the State Board Of Agriculture, five
members OF which are elected at the
annua. meeting OF delegates. one Of whom
Is selected from each county in the State
These county delegates are appointed by
the county fairs throughout the State.
and when a county has no such organiZa-
ton. the county judge appoints promi-
readily see. gives a representative body
of arrcuitur-sts from all parts OF the
State. almost entirely nOn-partlsan IN
politics. And IL also creates an interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
Now YORK PRODUCE MARKET

NEW YORK. FEB. l8-tIour UNI
changed. southern flour STEADY and un-
changed.
- meat fairly active and stronger; No.
. red, store ana elevator, 5@.c. anOat.
oltlc. options were moderately acuye
ana Irregular closing at il03sc. advance;
No. .. February, 12isc. March 73f.c +;
May 7lasc.; June, rise: july, 71hc.
Corn dull and frm' No. p Boise. eie-
vator' 3fisc. adcat. Options were dun
ana 80 higher February, 303.c.. May
5000. July. 31c.
Oats moderately active and firm. Op-
tons dun and steady Feb~usly. 25itc.:
May -Di1c. spot prices. 10 >. g5hN
25ize. No. white. 2V4c.. mixed western.
Hay arm aad in fair demand ship
ping, 15uSOc.. good 10 choice soc 0sl.Oo
Wool quiet. firm. and unchanged.
Beef quiet steady. and unchanged. beef
hams inactive az $i+5eQ15.OO: tierced
hecf steady city extra. India mess. Si5 90
0iG.J0. cut meats quiet and unchanged.
Lard quiet and steady. western steam,
s. To-: city. 500. May $3.50. Refined
inactive. Continent. S5.p3. South Ameri-
can, $500; compound. Si75p5.cp.
Pork dull ana unchanged.
uu-ter-Choice IN good demand. state
dairy. laikc: do, creamery. 12017c.:
We. fo~n daI ~. atsnf2c r gins. 2Oc
cotton seed OF dull and easy. crude,
oiNQ22c; yellow prime. 2dc. asked do.
DH trades, |N' G.,
po.in Quiet ard firm strained COM
mon 10 good. SlGOQl .G2i2.
~nrn7ine rrift and easy at 29iA0@09,c
nt.- r-1 .-~'qsscs firm and unchanged.
Peanuts quiet.
~ March SO fJ7i9 To "av
go o-G1215: July. 81. Se1'er'h~~.
o. - ~. Derc.-her. -" - Spot Rio
AN aud steady. No :. SlH.2i.
Coo Dovr rf~o~~ ow' wet fair 10
e.t.,. 80, d, 90 foot confr'fii~ai. ntc Re-
c,od active strong. and UNCHANGED
r-,eioi,se 10 liverpool quiet and noml-
nal. cotton 3-2od grain. I'd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

Corn easy: mixed spot. 3SllG.5'~ &C.
March. a2i Q33Kc: April, 5b'.4541sc-'
MAY 34a, ffi5c. steamer mixed. - i5-iSc.'
southern white and yellow. 33iafSic. -
oats steady: No. white. western, 80
I've quiet and steady: No 2. lac. for
near by and 47diSc for western.
Eav firr~ 1T SIC ~ asked
Grain freights active and unchanged.
Other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

Quotations. htat-Longbcrry a. 10
t... mixed, t0 to 4uc., shortbCrry % 10
81. $50. IDl 4eie to igc.
iorU-N bite, Virginia, 50 70 sc; NO.
ot 70 aJ lee. No. . mixed.
% To- sage.
|. mixed. il-2c fo 25c. no.
.l 23 l-2c TO -ic.; winter seed, 2sc.
10
Lye-f2 20 47c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

Cash quotations were as follows. Flour
was easy. prices unchanged No. . spring
wheat. 620G34c, No. . red, 66Nc., 70.
corn. ~, r.. NO. oats, 191.0i9tic., mess
pork. 81. 150HS1ie. lard. s. s2ia. short rib
sides. SjO505lO. dry sailed shoulders,
81 10000. short clear sides. SJ.258532i =:
whisky Sl22
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

In the Hastings Court yesterday the
case Of Julian r. Traylor charged with
the murder OF Roster Oliver, was post
poned until February 23rd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
ChancerY Court.

Mrs. Mary T.. Christian qualified yes
terday In the Chancery Court, as exeou-
trix OF the estate OF the late Rev. w.
II. Christian. The estate Is valued at
about $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

Rev X. II. Basmajian. ot CONSTANT
nople. will lecture this evening in the
First Baptist church. The lecture will
be- Illustrated by steropticon Views, native
costumes, and curiosties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

resentation the State would have, would
create much interest among the country
people. the exhibits would be better. and
the attendance larger"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
rArTrMORE sTOcK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. g-Nireini'
G's. Cd. do. Century. Giis0Gi+t0, Bsiu
more and Ohio. GiuG7il. Cas- oV bonds
SIS. ll1 b.d. IS. loo asked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
PEANUTS quiet.


.TrNCrT MNpKFT
pATTr>fOpr. Nm. Feb 19--Fiour
o,,s~t pr1 unchanged
~s-A~~. s,-fi. 20 = ~es' srOt. 73iLc h'f /:
Nav 71WT717tc.: southern. by sample,
74075c.: do. on grade. 7ihn74lsc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. FEB. 20. 1896.
Sun rises NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900
Sun sets .................. .......... o;o3
Moon sets ....-......--- .-......... ..l-'po
HIGH TIDE.
Morning Observation-Disclosures. BIO
Evening 'oo
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. 10. 1896.
ARRIVED.
Br. steamship Greenbrier London. Cap
tain Trinic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
soo shares chicago and Northwestern

800 shares and Northwestern ,oonoo nnom
ss,shS chicago Rock Island and Pa aaono 10000
;s5: ::::;;%s q s. @
500 shares New YORK and Hudson .ocom uonm
q s$ s::s e. 's$
BONDS
A nsas sas s"'ess ss. H sas.a.,a
Aia.%1a state Senas esa..:.;y: 100000 HOO"
lroo"n =" MARI anu /" a. sS1se Co. Isl 100000
baI1os BE- ,t a. L. lot osse o 100000
eIA@1I~" - e a. ga, ~ ..s....," $3.50 90
cs s sas s s. @,.F lSs'c's , n.wo
Chicago ana western ino,a.a :" r Ell 2ocooo
cstaso ,Os aa sS SST i% sSeSn H. t. ,,om
f: ;ss5 Sf" .S:. s. s" $780," $500"
chicago Rs%0 Burlington sS"as SSd s~n ssmw
cSesse ' Bsi sSsi quincy r. 10000 10000
cS SSsS'a aas d %aa' wes Dr I T. r. mm
cSs:s sa b ssSs ss IS E's zo ilss a
city OF Indianapolis R. Bonds 7.onm $4,000
c Sssss r. "" eSSssa st L ssi,s :s
sSs r1S s" s5sa. and pI Pyssn R. r. ~~~
daaapOis R., r Consolidated Bonds : smm psWw
cs sssSs. & r c %ssss s sinking IN"
cd a%@ eSa F RS"s' r. PR r ' Bonds. "
DAYTON Michigan R. Guaranteed non@ $4,000"
D e9SsGrd hfSi" ho a9s S'' SaSd ~
rsss% 1$SS %'' ssss i &c.
HaTsm .y si Bonds smd Sr per csnt 10000
is entrs i Sdsfs psr Cent 10000 90
lSdIsSs5 sns vn5sSs s cent r. Guar 10000 -
rq s@s'f FAILS Hsn saa City s."nm ,osmc
Jt MSSS R. n r. GuaSnteed ,oono 10000
Isse shore and Michigan Southern R. r. - ,,,ouoo
1sSs a yssy fSni Mortgage ,,sonO ,mmsw
Lg alGf valley 'f' Bonds 7,onm 100000
nSss5s nsn T. a'f < dp sss " 'a"
Ms$ss $:s E pc; ; cent $ &
M" e. e ana aAi Imp SnsS 100000 $4,000
Sss1 ss Fund "s 9 9sstH S'''sss 100000 $4,000
New Ss@' Brunswick j city Bonds 100000 100000
ss: sn Ei'a' E. 81 s ff" Fund 1] H Ssd nom
xs e%"q York pc Central River ncoo, 100000
Ss5Gs J E@f ssn R R list $4,000 eo@
3 SSs,, zS b sS" s' d,hsas: ,a@
ssS.siasS Is: H sss s. Iss5: per mam
pSSi ni and Reading r. R Terminal 10000 $4,000
p GSl4 BndS a5 P eity Bonds per cent $500 aD
sasi%ss4s s Ss5'H Sa r SSas: per-
St '4 louis asss r.. R. ,s Sn 100000 10000
topeka Ss NO1 GRas9 Internal ,soom ,saom
w ssT sho Ss Bonds 10000 90 100000
'''''''''''''''''''
cs market aSs nass yan. Carried
& ST fAS SSEkhr $SSE
g THE same AD E THE Loaned
4 assss S and " S:sss Go S' @" $780,"
stock. o'', W 1'~r,O" 49, ="
Fatal mar and value and 90 -oo ~, an ,m ~ .osoo
So,'cD Ni5fo % s2SO @k
S s5nsS S GsSss
,,ros "a. written polcie) In course Of collection =
II more p roSs S sonGHs Rents due and
s sgsa TAX due from stockholders 2oa
amount OF all the asss
III LIABILITIES.
.,.,u.. adjusted andun losses due and TO-
OF or suspense IN
Losses resisted. including interest,"
.....4
Net amount oil siI leyed receivable upon all nnox
s3s7oi4
eiveda and
risks gn,ing sn TI nrenrms
the anu ''"""e"'
and to duet
agents and broker premiums paa w " ~ " '''. "no
al Liabilities excep
.,..':
o,s
Surrlu beyond capital ana all o''e' '" 49,
.,o amount Of all liabilities including paid-up capital
andne
" INCOME DURING THE YEAR
,ros received without any deduction %'0i1l IS
.rahxfe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
NAVAL STORES.

WILMINGTON, n. G.. teb. 19.-Rosin
firm: strained Si.2j; good strained. <LoO
rurpentne firm; machine, Zrlc., IT.
regular. -D4-
Crude turpentine nominal; nothing do
ing.
frm NJ Nc
CHARLESTON, 5. C.. Feb l9.-Turpen-
the 1lm al - &C., SAFES, 20 casks.
Rosin firm: sa es, 20 narrei-. QUO
tations: 4 and IS. Sl.OO. G, $1OOQ LILO, ID,
Sl.45. n. Sl.55. other grades, no demand.
SAVANNAH, GA, h eD. l3.-Spirits OF
turpentine market firm at &c. SAFES, 40
casks. receipts, % casks. -.
Rosin firm and unchanged sales. 3'JVO
harrtls. receipts. .nNl barrels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20


3i5 National Bank, Hart
300 shares American National Bank.
2o sbsre. Charter Oak National Bank.
shar
shares Connecticut River Banking ~ No.
81, shaTes conneciIcut trust and
post Co 5000 90
- snai HsrE tiertfo@ rI' 12aOO0 l402o IN
40 shares Hartford
%" foT Slares i .',-."'..s,.,. 5000 90
$50 shares Mercantile National Bank. -
43 ford . 7...'.''....... 1900 90
40 Hor ire ' ......,...... 1900 5000 90
10 shares Bank Hartford ...; 10000 90 1900
200 snare, sec AN yf i-A-l4.s, a4oo m
IN ehe-es bank Of America New l5CN0
W YORK;. -. ......,........ 1000 90
iona rank New .............. 10000 90
New YORK ............... 1000 90
"' YerS 80 ....'. .......,........ 1000 20
Kew YORK. 1850 90
l2 sn1les Nations" Damn " - m
30 shares Atlantic National Pank Boston $500 90
Blackstone National Bank -oono -
l25 Shares Boysio National Bank. BOs- ,oo 800
FfrS Vark. 10
pank Boston -, ~.............- 300 90
~, '9S nss second ainai Bank rcon % 1928 90
sFa- First Pank Albany 5000 90 500 ~
ia shares Pank OF Montreal 30oODo0
f5 sSsres ontario Pank owns
80 cv Han Rai road CO ........... 5435
Up Paul railroad Co 272O
' Paul Railroad Co, Preferred. 4775
r. nsiead Co. Preferred ............ 10000
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20

ALMANAC. FEB. 90 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-20
III ARrroRD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF HARTFORD.

i
Secretary =. c
prncpai Ofice-53 Trumhull street Hartford
for
May 1910 business August
l. CAPITAL.
guaranteed capital authorized
actually paid
by the dess the in
damn. 80. . .- .... ~
duly recorded and being the
nte,csf duo accrued morris
Of exclusive OF buildings
Of buildings mortgaged Ensured for S5O77s
al).....
mogaged pemsca Carried inside s32525 %
ACCOUNT or BONDS OF THE UNITED STATES AND OF THIS
OTHER STATES, AND ALSO OF BONDS or
INCORPORATED CITltS IN THIi STATE AND or ALI.
TIE COMPANY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-19

y (These prices for Monday only.)
I9) A pack Of Is good all linen Enve-
. loIes. Mondays price, &c pack.
* Large size Pen Tablets, good paper,
w worth Sc. Mondays price, Dc.
~ Extra large size fine quality Pen
y Writing Tablets, were &c. Monday,
. One pound first-class Commercial
- Note PAGER, formerly u lie. Mon
II) day, &c.
~ All Linen Box PAGER, fifty enve-
* lopss and two qnires paper, was zoe
@Q box. Monday, lie.
- One pound All Linen Paper. for
y merly l5c. MONDAYS special price,
kS) &c pound.
~ WASH GOODS.
w Ten yaras Rob Roy Turkey Red
- Caieoes for 2ee. Regular price, Sc.
* yard.
~ Beautiful brown and grey effects
- in Covert Cloth for bicycle Suits and
* skirts, y 1-2,.
~ Special line II lie Dimities for Sc.
~ Social line j0c Dimities for &c.
* Fancy Moircs, many effects, were
W. y lie, now LAC.
~ Our regular y lie Colored Satines
* III figures, checks and stripes for &c
w yard.
~ 6 lac Blue Prints for Sc yard.
~ All Sc Light Calicoes for A. yard.
w All u lie Drapcries (Silkolines)
~ for &c yard.
w Grass Linen Lawns to 90 at &c yard.
az CENTS FURNISHINGS.
X Our soc White Shirts for 44c.
t@ Our 75c White Shirts for 68c.
w Our 81 White Shirts for 89c.
~ Boys regular 39c un1aundered Shirt
a. Waists, pearl buttons, plated, ali
w sizes, 25c.
- All Linen Hemstitched Handker-
'S chiefs Zoe each Of SIC half dozen.
w All 25c Neckwear now 1ec.
~ All Soc Neckwear now 44c.
I@ Mems Cuffs, all sizes, 10c; SIC half
w dozeo.
q Mems Linen Collars, three for Csc,
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~ best French Cheviot Unlaundered
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w colors. Value, 81 lie. Mondays
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w HOSIERY.
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w Fast Black Rbbsd Hose, ali sizes;
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.jy1Stds
By John c. Niemcyer. Auctioncer.
K RUsTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
PORTSMOUTH CITY REAL
ESTATE

BY virtue of certain deed Of trust from
ROSA l. Codd and l.. w. Codd her hus-
panu, TO me as trustee, dated the 30 day
or May, 1894 and duly of record N the
Clerk office of the Court of Hastings for
the city OF Portsmouth, ID. b. 27 D. &c, and
at the request of the parties therein Sc
cured, shall offer for sale at public auc-
ton In front of the Courthouse in the city
of Portsmouth, on WEDNESDAY, July
18th. 1886. at II o'clock M, the following
property, to-wit:
ALL THAT CERTAIN LOT. PIECE OR
PARCEl, OF LAND, lying, being, and
situate In the city of Portsmouth, in the
State or Virginia, and bounded and de-
scrioed as follows, to-wit: Beginning at
the northwestern intersection of London
and Green streets. and running thence
northwardly along Green street 56 feet:
thence westwardly and parallel with Lon
don street so feet: thence southwardly
and parallel with Green street &c feet; and
thence eastwardly along the north side OF
London street 20 feet to the point of be-
ginning.
TERMS: One-third cash: balance in two
equal installments, payable In six and
twelve months after date of sale, the de-
ferred payments 10 be evidenced by nego-
table promissory notes payable to the
trustee. bearing interest from day of sale
and secured by deed of trust Oh the above
described premises.
a. u. SELDNER,
Trustee.
JylS-tds Auctioneer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-19
GROWING IN POPULARITY.
SThe Many Advantages Offered by the
y buffalo I.ithin Springs fin Virginia.

The advances made as health resort
%by the pretty town of Buffalo I.ithia
Springs Va. are phenomenal. But they
aare merited. This lovely spot nestles
in the hills of Mecklenburg county and
has an altitude of 500 feet above the
1evel of the sea. The Buffalo Lithia
springs are eight miles from Ciarks-
willie. on the Great Southern system, and
% branch line of the Atlantic and DAN
Ayille road delivers passengers imme-
8diately at the springs.
II The hotel. of which the Popoular pro-
zprietor. Col. Thomas f. Goode, is the
&3aost, is doing business and will remain
soren until October 1. The buildings are
ssn the cottage plan, can accommodate
300 persons, while every facility exists
FOR inyalids to battle in the mineral
waters at the desired temperatures.
y Medical men in all parts of the coun-
try are profuse in their praise of the
therapeutic value Of the water of the
s5uffalo Llthia Springs. It is e. remedy
for. many of the ills to which flesh is
sHeirs including rheumatism, govt, kidney
ss1lsease and kindred ailments.
rs The locality Is one of natures grand
sssst works. There are abundant facili-
1fies for fishing. boating, hunting and
&drtving in the immediate vicinity. The
motel accommodations are excellent and
dtle rates remarkably reasonable.
Buffalo Lithia Springs will soon be-
come, ayeriteble Mecca for the pleasure
sSeeker as well as the tnvalid.-New York
<tfFcrld.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-19
Cotton Notes.

4 fypeptdng Arkansas rains were gene.
&ai In cotton belt yesterday.
~ liverpool spot cotton unchanged:
|fales 10000 bales; future contracts clos
Cd Guiet-1-64th decline.
Bas silver London advanced Lied
BIZ d. per ounce.
Worlds visible supply of cotton week
Esnding 18th, chronicles Table" is as
ss'oll6ws:
1896, 1895. 1894
IsJasr India >. 3e4.200 $4,000 1852