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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
ON THE EASTERN SHORE.
DWEILTNG BURNED AID 4
TOWN THREdTENED.
Cbincoteague and Tangier Cut ON rom
the Outside World by the Freezing
Weather-A Fine Horse

ONANroCK VA. Feb. Especial
,rbirtv-seven marriage licenses were H.
sued from the clerks Once ar N',oI,,"o
county during the month or eoI uai
MIR Joseph B Savage. of franA'oW ~.
has announced his candidacy loI Wy
House Of Delegates from ACeo''"0 '''N
Northampton. ,,,,i,,
elected senator from Dei.tW are. Ld"e"0
i'm one of our public schools IN S..
Tho temperature I'm this county mas
not been above the freezing point III INC
shade for the past eight days rohr.
rho dwelling occupied 10y Mr.. Jonh
Merriam M HaIlwood, belonging to MT
LANES A. Han. was destroyed 10y IN, ni
sunday morning. The loss Is ABOUT SOW,
upou which there was no insurance ~
one time II was feared that the princlpa'
mart of the town would be burned p"'
the fire was. fortunately stopped
CUT OFF by THE COLD.
Chincoteague and Tangier Islands have
been cut off from the outside worid Sl''"
Thursday last by the ice oi'' hi",. 80,
Air l. W. Selby, OF Chincoteague lsIanu'
is about 10 locate IN Philadelphia. ~
has been one Of the leading mer'h""''
OF the island for some time. 49,,
Mr.. l.. I. Bell. proprietor or the hotel
at Bell Haven. lost two fingers r'cehus
by the explosion Of coal-oil amp.
Mrs. Ira T. Downing or So.tnsrn ~
comac. was carried to the Asylum AT
Williamsburg Tuesday last
Subscriptions are being made 10 btluEe
Occahannock creek above Shields wharf
nrovided the y Y +. & n Railroad com
panv will build a station between hN-
more and Mappsburg. The bridge ana
station will secure railroad service for me
residents OF Craddock and Scarborough $
Neck
The trottng mare Lamp Girl was sofa
at the courthouse Monday last 10 we
1igbost bidder for S225 She h. only four
wears old. and has a. record Of 2-3.
Or 4. Grayson Daden has settled nj
Flc rntown for the practice of his pro-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
THE NLW NANCY HANKS.
Bright and >cintillsting Farce Comedy
To BE Seen Here Next Week

Early next week a new and very bright
farce comedy, The Nancy Hanks" will
be presented here by the Martinetti-Tan-
nehlll Company
1t Is not racing play. as It's title might
Indicate. or the Nancy Hanks referred 10
is not horse. but a gold mine. or rather
mine that has been "salted"by un-
scfupuious persons and palmed of as as
rich ore producer upon a speculative
freedman, on whose wonderfully anus
inS and complicated adventures the plot
hinges, This Frenchman. who was un-
fortunate In having a lot Of money. comes
10 America, and. falling into the hands or
some needy spectators. is sold The
Nancy Hanks Gold Mine" in which he
invests al his money. Like other mines
OF history. all the wealth In il turns out
ID b. what he has put into H. and he
aNakes to nnd himself "A pauper.
At loss what 10 do. he accepts the
offer OF a new acquaintance. an actor. To
start with him "A school Of acting and
from this time on his troubles come as
thick as can be imagined.
They are superinduced by bad business
I'm the school \ number Of love affairs
(bOth the poor Fremchmans and others
that won't run smooth. a rich but ned
dling Old aunt OF his partner. wno Is ~
10 u II fltl iNA'l AlNAFilfHl 'Nh.tt - W
TIE famous Hctty Green. and any nu'Lher
Of other matters that would drive wf
distracted In real life but are OF sLcn a
nature that they anord continual amu'e
ment 10 the audience.
The Martinetti-Tannchill Company.
which will present The Nancy l'aHts.'
premises 10 make considerable stii Zoo q e
dramatic field Is headed by lgnac.O Mar
tinetu. the talented young comedian.
whose remarkable role as Zou IOd IN
"Trilby" last season Is so well remember
ed Frank Tannehill Jr.. Is an1ther IA
mons member Of the company, ANA Anna
Boyd. she OF the enhancing 1-urc. who
is so well known as fhe widow in "A
Trip 10 Chinatown" is another. ptters Of
e1dal fame are Louise Muldsnsr Carrie
Radcliffe. lillian Florence Wic<es. H,Lry
Morey. Clayton White. and Lillian Deane.
The companys ranks includes many beau
ful girls and magnificent scenery will
characterize the production.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
GREII PIANIST.
Rafael Joseny VIII Appear in the Net
rnnnIlfnn lnnnnrt IInra Ichrnnr, L III

Edfael JoscnN VIII Appear IN the Wet
ropoIifan Concert Here February 15ih.
The fourth concert Of the great Metro
pOltan series will take place az the Acad-
envy OF Music on February 18th. and will
introduce no less a light than JOseny,
the great pianist.
The great thing I'M Rafael JOseffys ca
reer that has made for him such a strong
following throughout the world a. Lis
complete honesty in his work. 1hc New
York Tribune once said "the temptation
10 resort 10 tricks 20 catch applause must
bee great when one ~ 20 perfectly cquip-
ped as J0seny 10 amaze and tcwilder;
but IL must be said 90 his honor that he
always resists 10. and arises with the
dignity OF the work before him. lie is
never SNOWY for the sake OF show when
that Is not the motive Of the composition,
and his fine sense Of symmetry, and his
rich possession OF the quality Of repose,
with am exquisite taste and phenomenal
mechanical skill enable him always to
produce well-balanced. refined. and eN-
pressive work OF art
Joseny had "a beautiful residence I'm
Tarrytown. near New York city. in which
he had a magnificent musical library and
many valuable tokens from great musi-
clans. but one night last winter the place
WAS totally destroyed hy fire, and he has
hal 10 begin the collection Of his library
All over again. Probably the greatest .Css
ha sustained I'm this fire was the bc"ning
OF al his valuable manuscripts when
represented the work of his life IN com
posltlOn. and which he VII never De abe
10 replace. II is said the loss OF his manu-
sorlpts and music almost drove him 10 in
sanity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond Va. Feb. l. 1871
Some fine Louisa and Powhatan county
new dark loose tObaccOs will be ohered
at Crcnshaws warehouse tomorrow
tTuosday) February .. 1871
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day:
were light. a..
The tobacco inspector reports light
sampling to-day. 20,
ShockOc Crenshaws. Allegheny. Old
Dominion. and Davenports tobacco ware
houses report to-day. Receipts. - pack
ages. deliveries. G3 packages.
United states internal revenue collec-
lions on tobaccos Tor the city of Rich
mond. Va. to-day. Cigars and cigarettes
1918 s.: plug tobaccos. S4.4iJ.1o. Total
81 10000
A medium break OF bright loose to
baccos will be offered at the Stonewaii
warehouse tomorrow.
The Planters warehouse viii have the
largest break or bright loose tobaccos
offered since the holidays consisting OF
choice tObaceos. especially wrappers, and
the management express the hope that
a fun attendance OF buyers Will be
present.
The Petersburg Record" of Saturday,
January 30. 1891. says.
The following will show the movement
OF tobacco during the past week at the
various warehouses:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
Asked for O,ercears and Relts.

The Adiutant-General has by direction
of the Governor sent TO the Secretary OF
War In Washington. requisition for
oycrcoats TO be furnished 10 the First Re
giment Infantry. and also for so regula-
tion woven cartridge belts
These acquisitions Will be supplied out
OF the annual appropriation made 10 the
State Of Virginia under act OF Congress
by the United States Government The
special request has been made that these
articles might be sent here In time TO he
used by the regiment on their trip TO
Washington. for the purpose of partici-
pating in the big parade on President Nc
kinleys Inauguration on March 18th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
karl" GARDNERCOMING.
The Celebrated German Comedian viii BE
IT the Academy This Week.

Wnsome. jolly clever, Charles \ Gard
ner known as karl the sweet sing
e.. will appear in his grand play Faith
eriand. at the Academy Thursday. Fri
day and Saturday. Few names are more
familiar 10 theatre gOers than that Of
"Kary Gardner" and certainly but few
recall more pleasant recollectons. for 10
have seen him In his first success As
Karl. was TO have seen am artistic actor
In pure wholesome. beautiful play.
Astounding in the pretty detail of the
every day life OF the German pcasantry.
Gardner has returned and IS Karl again.
but amid new and equally as attractive
scenes. a character strong hut tender A
typical development OF the environment
in which he is supposed 10 live. Father
land is the comedy in which Mr.. Gard
ner has made "a pronounced hit The
plot Of the play is We'll developed. All IN
lis scenic effects and faithful portra~lI
OF Tyr0lcan everyday home life 10 is
so realistic that b. seems as though one
sat for the time amid the peasants and
enjoyed their fun and pa stimos.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
Crar.-street pre>byTerian.

The evening services at the Grace,
Street Presbyterian church are arrange
with special care for young men. bi-
Flir always has a Kind "ord ana 4
hearty message FOR them.
rbe sermon last Sunday night was pc
cullariy impressive. the subject being
The Thread OF Life The text was
taken from the 18th chapter OF Eccie-
siastes. "Or ever The silver chord be
lOOsed."
The preacher referred 10 the ietuci'Dy
with which life is compared 10 thread
i'm the literature or various times and
peoples. and then devoted his wonder
ful gift OF language TO impressing upon
his congregation the extreme trallty ana
brlttleness OF the silver chord. ana 10
the necessity OF being prepared Tor the
change that Will occur when the last
strand is snapped.
A large congregation listened with rapt
attention TO the solemn words.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
rOvAcArE ms OFFICE.
Mr.. sydney +. Fpe- Ee-ig"s A. Register Of
theLand Office.

Mr.. sydney T.. Fpe- Resigns A. Register Of
the Land Office.
Hon. sydney T. Epes. Register Of the
Land once and Superintendent Of Pub
lie Buildlngs. has rendered his resisna-
ton. which has been accepted by the
Governor. and viii tahe effect Oh March
lst. Mr Epes will enter Congress on
March 4th representing the Fourth dis
trct OF Virginia. Tie resignation reads
As follows.
Richmond Va. Feb. I. 1897.
Ills ENcellency. charles T. O'Ferrau,
Governor u the Commonwealth OF Viz
ginia.
"sir.-Intending 10 resign my position
as Register OF the Land Office on the
lat dav of next month tMarchJ 1 deem
II proper 10 now advise you OF such in
tention. that YOU may have time TO Sc
lect nv successor before that date.
you VIII please accept this as my
resignation. 90 take eject on the lst day
OF March. l'9-
Most respectfully
SIDNEY p. EPES."
There are about twenty applicants FOR
the place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
stole Fowl In Fulton.

Chicken thieves visited the hennery Of
Mr.. Henry Evans. In Fulton. sunday
night and stole thirteen fowls They
wrung of their heads and carried them
away Yesterday morning Constable 10y
clone" Samuel went 10 work on the case.
Ie followed the trail OF blood 10 a gile
OF brush near Storms fat. where the
chickens were found. With the assistance
OF Messrs. Angle and Riddle he arrested
two negroes named sam Davis ana Ially
Noel They were given a nearing before
'Solire Nelson and sent on 10 the grand
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
4LLEGED SHOPLTFTERS,
Two white Women Arrested on the Above
Charge Yesterday.

Two White Women Arrested on the AbONe
Charge Yesterday.
Two white women were arrested at the
sure Of julius Myers * Son yesterday
morning by Officers Clarkson and Wilt
shire. charged with shoplifting. In spite
of resistance they were taken 10 the sta
tion-house. where they were bailed later
for their appearance before Justice
Crutchneld this morning.
ona OF the women gave her name Mrs.
Jennie vest. the wife OF Mr.. Charles
Vest. plasterer OF 3l5 north Twenty
fourth street. while the other said she
vas Mrs = wilkins. that her husband
was David wilkins. a carpenter. who was
now out of work.
Mrs Vest was charged with taking a
ladies vest. of small value. while the
charge against Mrs. wilkins was secret
ING about her person pair of black
nbre gloves. worth about ten cents The
women objected vigorously 10 being ar
rested and made sundry threats OF suing
ALI concerned In the matter. but finally
went along with the officers 10 the Sec
ond Station. where the above specified
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

The annual report Of the Adjutant-
General has just been issued and quite
a number OF copies OF the report nave
been handsomely bound In red cloth
They will he sent out TO the Ad)utant-
General OF the various states OF tne
Union and 10 the Secretary OF War in
Washington.
The report contains a great deal OF
valuable information. which has already
been referred TO in these columns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

dtional commissioners. chosen by two
hundred froeholders. TO act with them.
\ verdict was rendered I'm favor OF the
two chosen. commissioners. An appeal
may be taken but notice has net yet
been given OF an appeal.
Grip and pneumonia are prevailing here
TO considerable extent. Warren Whit
field, most estmabe young man, died
last night Of pneumonia. after a short
Illness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
Broke Through the lee.

REtDSViLLE y. c.. Jan Especial.
Friday about two miles from here. on
Poplar lake while skating Mr. Charles
Evans. cashier Of the Bank of Reldsville.
broke through the ice and came near
drowning. Ho went under twice before
he was rescued by two other skaters.
who. also broke the ice but by means
OF "a plank they succeeded in saving Mr
Evans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
pArTIN0RE MARKFT.

BALTIMORE. Nd. Feb. l.-fLOuk-
mn. western sy7-hne. S2.G5n3OO. do.
evtra. 81 25G8.9O: do family asa 25a4 60:
winter wheat. patent 81 $4,000; spring
do 81 4o(i4 g.. do. straight 81 200i 40.
WHEAT-Dun. spot SGasc. bid May,
S2GS2Hc.: southern by sample StQsSc.
do on grade S2dsIc. ma,
CORN-Steady. spot and February. 25%
0257lc.. March 2Gi 026Ysc.. April 2thn
27a.c,. May. 2S02sAc: steamer mixed
93s, 4237sc. No - white. 26N2F2c DO.
yellow 2GU21c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

charges were recorded against them.
They were not locked up. but were al
lowed to sit in the office.
Mrs. wilkins took the matter very
duistly. but Mrs. Vest seemed overcome.
and sat with her face hidden in her hands
as though exceedingly mortified by the
indignity OF having been arrested.
After a short stay in the station house.
Mrs. wilkins was baiied. her son-in-law.
Mr. Samuel T.. Duggins going on her
Nife also.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

WILMINGTON. n. c.. Teb. l-A'oSIN-
Steady and unchanged.
SPIRITS or TT RPENf NS-Steady
machine 81, c.; irregular. 34Ac.
TAR Steady at 90.
CRUDE TURPFNTI<lE - Nominal;
lard. soft ana Virsio-nOthing dong.
CHARLESTON. : e.. Feb l--IIR-
PENTINE- Dali. nothing doing.
SAVANNAH. GA. Feb l.--TUlIPEN
TINF-pun md UNCHANGED.
ROSIN-Firm. prices unchungcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02


Wednesday had but little effect on our
market. our offerings were fairy large
and prices remained nrm throughout the
week.
Mr.. Alex. Harthil reports the Louis
willie (ky) tobacco market for the week
ending Saturday. January ~. 1877, as
follows:
severe winter weather. with the Their
mOmeter below zero. lighter receipts or
old and new burieys. strong and active
market generally for all excepting the
finer grades. were the leading features
this week.
Offerings OF hurley for me week AZ auc-
NEW CROP-This week 2Goi hogs
heads. last week. ., sos hcgsheads: week
in '96. 1886 hogsheads; week in ~ i'lo'
OLD CROP This week Dos hogsheads;
last week. j2S hogsheads: week In 10
20 hogsheads week in %, 2i9 hoss-
heads
Original hogsheads sold this week were
2 so, against 2,69S last week; reviews
so. against 7i2 last week.
The severity Of the weather this week
caused the receipts TO fall off very much
towards the latter part Of the week,
which had a strengthening effect on all
grades OF new hurley excepting good to
DARKs-Onerines Of old crop much
larger. but presented no new features.
only a few new crop offered-Of the same
worry undesirable character as hereto
fore
During the week fully 100 hogsheads
of common and medium grade old redried
Green River filters were disposed OF pri-
vately. on speculation for export.
OF old darks 3i2 hOgshcads Of old crop
and Is hogsheads Of the new crop were
sold privately this week
Reflections. 762 hOgsheads. against $50
last week; darks. go hogsheads. against
16 hogsheads last week.
Receipts this week were 2SG3 hogs
heads. against . 493 hOgsheads last week
and 4 SAB this week last year
Percentage of reflections this week. %.
last week u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
cu1cAcn IIvE sTocK MARKET.

UNION STOCK YARDS. I'D, Fed
I-CATTLE- Receipts 15.0oO head, mar
kct steady to firm. common TO extra
steers S3O0H34O: stockers and feeders
S31504f5. COWS and bulls, SL7oab1o,
TcIans S3.2OQilO.
HOGS Receipts. 1900 head. market
easy ana SC. lower. heavy packing ara
shipning lots 80 35ff35O, common 10
So 450855. light. S335Q35J pigs. S'cfb
sHEEP-Roccipts 1900 head: ma-Fet
steady 10 Zoe. lower.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

GAINESVILLE. TENN. Jan. 2S-Our
receipts this week were o0G hogsheads:
offerings. 40 hogshcads. sales. 80 hog
heads
The receipts were almost entirely from
the new crop The bitter cold weather
reduced the breaks 10 very small
amount. The quality offered was low
i'm grade and poor IN quality The mar
ket was firm and unchanged. NOthins
can lie done In the loose tobacco market
nor handling in the barns. or delivering
during this spell OF weather. The mer-
curry stood at degrees below zero this
morning. giving farmers fine ice spell
which they failed 90 get last winter. We
quote FOR old tobacco.
Common Tugs .................S 81 20 s.. 90
Medium Tugs Observation-Disclosures. 275d32J
Good Jugs .....................3 5Ou 400
Common leaf .................. 5000 $50
Medium leaf Observation-Disclosures. $500 500
u. n. CLARK & BRO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

NEW YORK. Feb. i.-COTTON-Qulet;
middlng. Z 5-i6c.. gross receipts, 1904
bales: exports 70 Great Britain, 800
bales 20 France. 200 bales. 20 the CONT
nent. 1900 bales: forwarded. 2b52 bales;
sales. 224f bales. spinncrs. liO bales
stock (actuaD. POO SOS bales.
Total tO-day-Nct receipts ls.lB2 bales
,xports TO Great Britain. s. 9S bales. 10
France. g2JJ bales. 10 the continent,
l48g2 bales stock. / .2O5 .gsl bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts.
80 475 bales. exports TO Great Britain,
"a OBS bales. 90 France. y2JJ bales. 10 the
continent. 20 s76 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
5.S49 800 bales: exports 10 Great Britain.
2 SS3 2s9 bales. 10 the continent, l,dJ-,' jus
bales 10 France, 499jsO bales
FUTURES closed quiet and steady, sales.
Is 900 bales. February. 7.0i. March, 7e5:
April. 7.12; May. lis. June, 123i July
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
LIVE STOCK MARKET
nI.Lr.n..l ~ WI I

Richmond. Va. Feb I, 1917.
CATTLE-Reccipts $50; sales. 4jO.
SHEEP-Receipt 100. sales. LOO
HOGS Rcceipts 500. sales. 800.
PRICES. CATTLE-Bcst 10 3'2c
gross. medium 70 good, 70 3Ac. gross
common 10 fair. . 10 2Ac. gross, bulls,
pa 10 2Ac. gross.
SHEEP to 4iac. gross.
UOGS-4i. TO 4Ac. net
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
4 Gale or the Coast.

WILMINGTON. y. C.. Feb. Special
The unusual spell OF cold weather In this
section broke up tonight with heavy
rain, accompanied by thunder and light
ming. The wind Is blowing gale from
the southeast. and vessels are warned
against leaving pert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
IHE RI OPI L. W ~.
The Court Decide. in Favor of the New
Commissioners.

OXFORD. n. C.. Feb. Especial
Granville Superior Court has been in
session here for the last week. Judge
Allen presiding. This is his first term In
this county. and he has won the highest
esteem by the dignity with which he pre-
sides and the wisdom Of his decisions.
The case OF Granville County Commits
sioners was argued before Judge Allen.
in which case the commissioners elected
by the peopla rAfusad Ia allow two adj
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

The Committee on Finance will meet
a. 100 o'clock tonight I'm the
Auditors office To- make up the budget
for 1897. All who are interested In the
matter are invited to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
Tn. binding Almost Completed.

The binders have nearly completed the
hound blanks with forms for records OF
summary courts quarterly report books.
letter books order books etc Ihese VIII
he Forwarded during the week TO all bril-
gsde, regimental and battalion hesdquar-
terS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1.-The New YORK
PHILADELPHIA. and Norfolk road reports
for the calendar year 1896 gross e9Inines
of SOS S23 an increase OF S3 &N; OK
,,onens S145 col increase OF S34gS2. and
nef earnings of S200.23l decrease OF
81. GS3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

IOND0N - PARIs MAEIlET.

LONDON. Feb. Bar silver
% ll-16d. consols. 10 11-l6 for money
and 1925 for the account.
PARIS. Feb 1.-4.30 p. M-Thrce per
cent rcntcs lO3 francs and q, confines
OR Tho uNununt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

Cash quotations were as iouo"s
Flour duh and easy. hard shipping wheat
natont 81 15G44O' i'm wood: soft wheat
notont e. 0OGt 10. hard wheat. bakers.
s. 75G825. in sacks. soft wheat bakers
S3 000335: No shipping wheat, 1850
rae. No red. s2Kns4i &c.: no. corn.
2tIsG22Xc: No. , oats. 1Gsnlptc mes me-
nork ~ Gaigq7.72b. lard. S3sOQ3.s2i2:
short ribs. 50 72i ,63S7iq; dry sailed
shoulders Si2504 20. short clear sides
81 12ibN4.2J. whisky. S1l7
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
WV yORK Dry GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK. Feb. THE week In the
dry goods market opened without change
Inn any of tho departments. Trading
continues light
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
fhs sis- n
'': u: ! ZMzZ1Zw III: III

RI.OOD Is LIFE. and upon the purity
and vitality OF the blood depends tho
health OF the wlole system. Experience
proves Hood Sarsaparllla 10 be the best
blood puriner.
HOODS PILLS act easily and promptly
on the liver and bowels. Cure sick head
ache
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
THE COTTON MARKETS.

Quotations are for bonds maturing In
not less than ten years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
Virginia state su da,-s,hool conysntio

At Lynchburg. Va. February 5rd 70 otn.
ls,l For the above occasion the Norfolk
a. Western Railway VIII self round-trD
tickets al 500. Tickets Will b. sold feD-
ruary 2nd and Bra limited % February
9th 1897 This is the only line Win
double daily service Trains leave Kicn-
mond AT 900 \. NJ and 800 4. 81 Pull
man sleeper 20 Lynchburg on night tram.
For full information apply 10 the Kicn-
Ioond Transfer Co. sl9 T.. Main street.
H. -. owen. Ticket Agent Byrd street
station. or AZ Company once. a'o n.
Main street. Phone isl.
II. ". COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
Jan. 3O-3l, Feby. 2nd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
Fauience IS cured 10y BEEcnAMs
~

Constable Bros. have moved 10 901 east
Main street West Johnston q cos Old
stanD Shirts made TO order. Mems
Furnishers and Tailoring. Old phone i0L
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

Common ........ 2O0u =. 80 5.JON 500
Light weights. soft. mixed with green.
and frosted iec less on Tugs and l 10 e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02
Same time last year. 7co.


The cold weather and deep snow Of last
Wednesday had but little effect on our
market. our offerings were fairy large
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-02

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