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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-18
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SHOP NEAR KIMBALL STREET BRIDGE.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION OF TIME APPOINTED
FOR PROVING Will, ETC.

In the Probate Court, State of Idaho, County
In the matter of the estate of Nancy A. Nc
HendTy, deceased,
Pursuant to an order of said Probate Court,
made on the 18th day of September 1897, notice is
hereby given, that Monday the 9th day of Sep
TENDER 1897, at 10 OK clock Il. m. of said day, at
the Court Room Of said Court, at the Court
House in the City of Caldwell, County Of Canyon,
has been appointed as the time and place for
proving the will Of said Nancy A. McHendry
deceased, and for hearing the application OF
Ralph w, Cakes for the issuance to him of Let
tiers testamentaTy when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
Dated September 9Th 1897.
GEORGE LITTLE,
Clerk.
JOHN I. MORRISON,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-18

ACCORDING to an official esti-
mate made in the treasury depart
ment the present population of
the United States slightly exceeds
100000, indicating an annual
Increase of more than 1000, 900
since the last federal census was
taken in 1890, when the total
population of the country was
found to be more than 81 ,ooo, 900.
We are now within three years
of another federal census, at
which, it is reasonable to- antici-
pate, the total population of the
United States will exceed so, 900,
600.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-18
TAE worlds stool oil 81

THE worlds stock OF silver
money is now according to the
Ney York Journal of Commerce,
a trifle over four billions of dollars
of which $3,433,ooo,oo 900 is full
legal tender. Of this amount no
less than $2,498,ooo, 900 has been
coined since 1873, and all of this
coinage but about IS per cent. is
full legal tender, showing that the
silver money of the world has
much more than doubled since
the "crime" period, and the pro-
portion which is full legal tender
has been well maintained.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-18

The Oneida Republican is the
name of the latest venture in the
journalistic field. It is published
at Preston and is edited by Lewis
R. Whitmore. The first is
sue is very neat production and
contains much good reading.
Success to the Republican.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1897-09-18
To Chicago pr st. Louis
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The service of the Union Pacific via
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
STILL TO BE HERD FROM.
Clayton and short Pump Precincts OF Hen
rico County, Maupin Far Ahead.


The Democratic County Committee Of
Henrico county. will meet at noon to-day
at the county courthouse for the purpose
OF officially counting the vote cast in the
county at Tuesdays election. Up 20 last
evening there were still two precincts TO
be heard from-Gayton and Short Pump.
AS fas as the Information had been re-
ceived at the courthouse yesterday the
vote cast in the precincts not reported on
the previous day was as follows:
Forks OF the Road.--Foi GOverno--Ty-
Ter. 10: Quantz, /; McCauIl. 8. For Lieu
tenant Governor-Echols, 10; Cooke, G;
smithdeal, /. For Attorney General
Montague. 81; Lyons. s. For State Sen
ate-Munford, "a: Sands. 26. For House
Of Delegates-Maupin. %: Kempcl. /.
Bruins Store-For Governor: Tyler, II
Cutler. g.; McCaull. 80; Quantz, 0. For
Lieutenant Governor: Echols. Az May
cumber, 0; Cooke. 6: Roller, 40: Smthdeal,
2 For Attorney General: Montague, SO;
Lyons. 80; Kennedy. 2. For State Senate:
Munford. A Sands, GA. For House Of
Delegates: Maupin 81; Kempel, 3d.
Hardn's Shop-For Governor: Tyler,
14e: Cutler, l. McCaull IA: Cowdon, L.
ouantz, 4. For Lieutenant Governor.
Echols, 90; Maycumber. /; Cooke. 2; Roller,
is; Smithdeal. 6. For Attorney General:
Montague. So: Lyons. "a; Kennedy, 3. For
State Senate: Munford. 1902; Sands. los.
For House Of Delegates: Maupn, 90;
Kempel. 9.
Carriers Precinct-For Governor: Tyler,
B: Cutler 0; McCaull. g: Cowdon. 0:
Quantz, o. For Lieutenant Governor:
Echols, Al: Maycumber, 0; Cooke, o. Roll
Ter. 2; Smithdeal, 3. For Attorney Cen
eral: Montague. As; Lyons, 3: Kennedy,
0. For State Senate; Munford. a. Sands,
AZ For House OF Delegates: Maupin, &c:
Kcmpel, 3.
Town Hall-For Governor. Tyler 81
McCaull. 81. For Lieutenant Governor
Echols 90: Cooke, 4; Maycumber. 2: Roll
or, % Smithdeai. /. For Attorney Gen
eral-Mcntague. Sc; Lyons. %: Kennedy,
4. FOR State Senate--Munford. iii Sands,
ile. For House OF Delegates-Ma
81; Kempel, 3.
Whitlock's.-For Governor-Tyler 81 ::
Cutler, o. McCaull, a. For Lieutenant
Governor-Echols. 45; Cooke. a. Roller. IS;
Smithdeal. p For Attorney General
Montague, As; Lyons. 81. For State SEN
ate--Munford. 46: Sands. "a. For House
OF Delegates-Maupin ~: Kempel. ?.
The total vote in all the districts except
Gayton and Short Pump is as follows
Tyler. LIS; Cutler. 40: McCaull. 1i9;
Cowden. 3; Quantz. Is; Echos, 1000.
Lyons. 2i3, Maycumber, AZ; Cooke 40: Roll
Ter. 1879; Smithdeal. "A: Montague. POI /:
Kennedy. 80; Munford. 1.2S5: Sands, 1855:
Maupin, llN. Kempel 125.
Mdupias majority over Kempel Is l,062.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
xrss szRxn sLoAs WEBS MR.. O. *.
HYATT.
1ho Marriage Celebrated al tho hesiaenos
Of Mrs. charIesT. WORKMAN Last Even
iag--fhe Costumes and Attendants

AIS o'clock promptly last evening Miss
sarah Paisley Sloan. OF Baltimore, only
daughter Of the late Colonel John A.
sloan. OF Richmond. was married TO MT
Charles Russell Wyatt. OF Huntington
w. Va -. q,
The ceremony took place at the home OF
lie brides grandmother. MIS- Cnaries 4
Workman, se5 Harrison street.
THE BRIDE AND GROOM.
The bride Is a charming young wouai
with hosts OF FRIENDS. both IN hichmoho
and Baltimore. it,
The groom who Is the son OF the iate
Er. Richard Watson Wyatt, OF Mioo,e-
ssx, Va, is a rising young lawyer on .,ro
Arm Of Harvey, Wyatt ana hutS"'''0"'
pf Huntington, w. va. 100,
Only the nearest relatives ana moSl
Intimate friends OF the young coup,S
were present at the ceremony WhiIn
was performed by Rev. Or. MOSES H.
Bogc. soooro,oo
The parlors were tastefu'ly oecoi' ..t
with palms and chrysantncmuHiS, -,
mink ribbons. which formed the aisle were
carried by two dainty little maloehs'
eowned In white organdie, trimmed WIN
lace ana ribbon. namely: Belle WIZARD
Of Fairfax Courthouse. Va. niece OF '"e
groom ana Ella Buck. OF Richmond
THE CEREMONY.
Hfiss Helen Douglass SAKE, Of Brooklyn
n Y. as maid of honor, looked loVeiy III
pink rnousscline de sole and chiffon ana
carried a large bunch OF pale PINK chry-
santhemums 49,,
The bride. In white bengaline and chill
fon. made a picture long TO be remem-
bered. as she followed on the arm OF heI
brother. Mr.. Charles WORKMAN Sloan, OF
n.
man. Mr.. Lynch Montague. of Richmond
va met the bride at the little white al
tar irnprovised for the occasion.
MIR. Monahan Wortham and Mr.. Cole
man WORKMAN, uncles of the bride acted
as ushers.
Mende ssohnn's wedding march was
beautiful rendered by Miss Fannie With
THOSE PRESENT.
Among the guests were Mr.. and MIS-
Joseph L. Willard. OF Fairfax Court
house. Va: Mrs. Montague and Mrs. Nc
Candlish, of Middlesex. Va: Miss Marie
Sweet, Of Boston, Mass; Mrs Major
Vedder. OF Sandy Spring. Md; Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrews. OF Vicksburg. Miss; and
Mrs. r. c. Williams. Miss Williams,
Messrs. r. c. Williams Jr., and Adolph
williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Poitiaux Rob
inson. Mrs. Fairfax Montague, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Pemberton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Moore. DIR. and Mrs. Tudor. MISS
Fannie Workman. Miss Gillian, Miss Pat
terson, Miss Sallie Workman, Miss Lizzie
Deaton and others.
There were many beautiful presents.
Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt left last evening
at 7:15 o'clock for an extended trip north,
and on their return, their home will be
in Huntington. w. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04

4; Montague. SO: Lyons, 2; Kennedy. o;
Hartley. IS; Arnold "a; Hobbs. 81; Dill
lard. 26
The Democrats carried Sussex county oy
large majority. Hartley's majority Tor
the Senate is 2l9: Chaplin, for the
House, 100 majority.
spottsylvania.
HOLIDAY. VA. Nov. Especial
Twyman's precinct: Tyler 81. McCaull 60.
Cutler 2. Echols Al. Cooke "A, Roller 2
Smithdeal /, Montague 81. Lyons 3, Ken
nedy g.
For state Senate: wallace 60. wiggles-
worth &C.
For House of Delegates: Embrey SO,
Mills 1. a
Pulaski's Official Vote.
PULASKI VA. Nov 3-speclal-T
official majorities In Pulaski county for
Tate Dem) for Senate over PoaSe, lC0
and Of williams (Dem.), for House, over
Strother. a.
State ticket not reported probably about
Rockbridge Solid.
LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. 3.-Special-
Rockb,tdge county gives Echols and Mon
tague about four hundred majority,
Letcher. %: Craig and Winborne. l4O.
Roanoke.
SALEM. VA, Nov. 3.-Special.-Returns
from fourteen out of the sixteen precincts
in Roanoke county give Tyler SoS' Echols
S65, and Montague 900 majority. Hicks
and Caldwell the Democratic candidates
for the Legislature receives 346 and PSI
majority respectively.
Rockingham.
HARRISONBURG, VA. Nov. 3-Spe-
cial.--The full vote of Rockingham county
Is: Tyler. 2.l7D; McCaull, 1851; Echols,
,sSi; Roller, 1.7g2: Montague, 2,liS; Lyons.
,5bZ.
The following is the votes for legislative
Candidates: SwitZer. DemocraD. 2.292;
bIaKemore. CDemocraD. 2.14O. Zirkle. Gre
puplican). l.SO7: Sanger. Republican,.
l.'5S. McKiney's majority i'm this county
was 81 in 1896. but the total vote then
was about $500.
Southampton.
ADAMS GROVE. SOUTHAMPTON
COUNTY. VA, Nov 3-Special.-The
election at this place passed off quietly
yesterday. with the following results
Tyler. 80 votes: Echols. 81 votes; Mon
taSue. IS votes. Parker. for House OF
Delegates. AZ votes. McCaul s. Roller, Z;
Lyons, 2. Doles, s; Hopkins, II.
TazeweIl Democrats.
TAZEWELL. VA. November 3.-Spe-
cial.-Tyler carried this county by over
100 majority. St. Clair is elected by loo
He carried razewell county by 400 ma
jority and Russell county by 500. Blu
chanan and Dickinson counties will give
st. Clarir 300 majority.
Spratt Republican, is elected over
Smith independently by so majority.
This is the first time this county has
gone Democratic in twenty years.
Mckinley and Walker carried this coun-
~ in 1886 by $50 majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
BADLY KEPT BOOKS.
The Property OF the Roanoke Navigation
and Water Power Company TO he Sold.

WELDON. n. c., Nov. 3.-Special.-T
County Commissioners, in session yester-
day. had 10 appoint a committee to revise
the Weldon township Textbook which was
so badly made out by a Populist that the
collector refused TO receive Il. and used
strong language in expressing his disgust
IL Is now openly charged that convicts
on the State farms are allowed too many
privileges. One got drunk at Tillery a
few days ago and cursed and abused the
bar-keeper. This IL the result of too much
FUSION by pie hunters.
The negroes In the Scotland Neck sec
tion are reported TO be rather turbulent
and disorderly. They tore the lookup
down and liberated a prisoner and then
openly boasted OF Il. The negroes IN this
section are remarkably well behaved, and
as a rule. law abiding
The Halifax County Temperance Asso-
citation will meet at Enfield Thursday. the
nth. This association Is doing a good
work In the interest Of temperance
A very interesting revival Is in progress
at the Methodist Episcopal church The
pastor Is assisted In this work by Rev.
Mr.. Watson. Of Greenvillc Last night
when the invitation was given twelve or
fifteen persons stood up and asked the
prayers OF the church
The canal and other property Of the
Roanoke Navigation and Water Power
Company viii be sold here next Wednes
day. IL Is expected tina: Hon Don Cam
eron. OF Pennsylvania, win be the pur-
chaser
Many farmers are holding cotton The
present price. they declare is rulnous.
The peanut crop appears 90 lie doomed
IL WAS cut short by the long dry spell.
and now the recent prolonged wet spell
has covered them with mildew in the
stack, and many farmers Will lose heavily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
DEMOCRATS SECURE ALL.
fcont,nued from First PazeJ

(Continued from First PazeJ
90 Neanol,s-c. q. Wilson. W, T. Wilson.
III. c. Allen. ID. NJ. Darneh.
Portsmouth-'C. T. Bland.
prInceas Anne-George T. Snead.
Prince Icdward-Asa ID. watkins.
Prince George and Surry-A. X. Hobbs.
psrce vNiIllam-sG. c. Galleher.
PULASKI and Giles-'J. w. Williams.
pannahannock-Geo W. Settle.
Richmond cfty-James l.. Anderson r.
c. Folkes. THOMAS b. Murpny' W. F.
Reddy. Charles NJ Wallace Jr. u,,.
Rockbridge-'J. s. Craig H. W.
bourne. n n
Swtzer.
Russell-In doubt.
Scott-Carter. Democrat.
SHENANDOAH. w. Bauserhan'
Southampton-'J. c. Parker
Smyth and Bland-J. Nj. Gwyn.
spottsylvania and city Of Fredericks-
burg-A T. Quinby, Jr. nv
Stafford and King George W.
Berry.
Tazewell-spratt. Republican =, -,
nings.
Wythe-'J. r. Savers.
THE HOLD OVERS.
The following are the hold-over men,
bers OF the Senate:
2-Scott Lee, Wise. IT, S. Kane.
4-Montgomery. Roanoke, Roanoke
City and Craig. NJ. II. Clayton.
6-Carroll, Grayson and Patrick. Ed
mund Parr.
Buckingham. George r. Keezell.
1O-Shenandoah, Frederick and City OF
Winchester, j. G.. McCune.
l2-Ciarke Page and Warren = VI.
Jackson.
1f-Alexandria. Fairfax. Prince William
and City Of Alexandria, George A. Mush-
back
16-Powhatan. Goochland. Chesterfield
and City of Manchester. w. NJ. Flanagan.
1S-Buckingham. Fluvanna and Apo
mattox III. ID. Flood.
20-Campbell and City OF Lynchburg.
Adam Clement.
22-Bedford, II. C. Lowry.
24-Pittsburgh and City of Danville. Eu-
gene Withers.
26-Franklin Floyd. w II. Hale.
2S-Lunenburg, Nottoway and Bruins
wick. Robert Turnbull.
3O-Amelia. Cumberland and Prince Ed
ward, Joseph w. Southall.
32-Soutnampton. Isle OF Wight and
Nansemond r. T.. Boykin.
3f-Hanover and Caroline. Henry Wick
ham,
36-King George, Richmond. Westmore-
land. Northumberland and Lancaster. j.
f. Mason.
3S-Elizabeth City. Warwick York.
James City, Charles city. New Kent and
King william Manly II. Barnes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
Niaston's Bic Tobacco Fair.

WINSTON. y. c.. Nov. 3.-Special.-"A
grand and glorious triumph" is the YER
dict of ten thousand visitors. who at
tended this. the first day Of Winston's
mammoth Tobacco Exposition. 1t is gen
orally conceded by citizens TO have been
the largest crowd by far ever assembled
in Winston.
The big fair surpasses the expectation
of the most sangune. II opened this
morning with a grand and imposing street
parade. the procession being one and
half miles in length. IL was led by the
famous war band OF Salem.
Colonel j. s. Carr. OF Durham, made the
opening speech. Colonel Carr was fol-
lowed by Colonel John 5. Cunningham OF
Person county.
Tomorrow the golden leaf on exhibition
will be sold at auction The fair closed
Friday with n magnificent bicycle parade
all of the wheels being decorated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
WatermelOns Win.

ABINGDON, VA. Nov. 3. - Special
The following are the majorties In
Washington county: Tyler over McCaull,
4O7; Echols over Roller, 612; Montague
over Lyons, 6S2. with one precinct TO hear
from. AS to the foregoing, the regular
or Watermelon Democratic ticket has
swept the county and city Of Bristol
which combined. give them the following
majorities: Charles Steele beats Thomas
in the county. 9Sl and is elected in the
district by $40. For the House. Charles
III. Jennings beats DR.. w. 4. Delaney. $40
and he beats Robinson 729, Thomas
Campbell beats DR.. Delaney 500 and he
beats Robinson COL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04

grounds. and Manager Dean, OF the Col
lece football team. have closed a con.
tract for the grounds for November 18th,
when the College team Will play thu
Rlacksburg College team.
Two negro football teams the Howard
University team OF Washington. ID. g.
and the Normal College team OF Peters.
burg will on November 18th play a game
on the Richmond baseball grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
THE GLOUCESTER JUDGESHTP.
The County Committee Canvasses the Vote.
CatIett Thinks He Is Elected.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, VIA,
November 3.-Special.-The Democratic
County Committee met to-day and can
vassed the vote cast in the primary at
nine out Of ten precincts.
BY some mistake the judges failed TO
bring i'm the vote for Guinea, which gave
Taliaferro % majority.
One hundred and eleven votes were cast
out as being Republicans. OF the vote
left Catlett received 1876. Taliaferro 2n.
Mr.. Catlett sent a representative before
the committee to request the postp9n-
ment Of final action to a day when Judge
Talaferro might be present. Mr.. Catett
has no doubt that he received a majority
Of the Democratic votes cast
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04

KIOTZ.-Died. at 2 A. NJ, November 3.
1897, at his residence, No 200 south Bel
videre street, SEBASTIAN KLOTZ. in
the sixty-fourth year of his age.
SLEMAKER. Died at the residence. No.
800 north Twenty-eighth street, ESTER
LOUISE, infant daughter of c. j. and
l.. Il. Slemaker.
Interment at oakwood at II o'clock
TO-DAY.
SIEMAKER.-Die at 11:45 A. NJ. yes
terday, at their residence, No. 800 north
Twenty eighth street. the infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. SLEMAkER.
WILSON.-Died at the residence OF her
husband 217 south Cherry street. We'd
nesday, November 81. at l0:l5 A. M.
MARY TERRESSA KELLER. wife OF
William J. Wilson. aged thirty-three
years.
Funeral from ST. Andrews Episcopal
church at $3.50 o'clock THIS Thursday
AFTERNOON. Norfolk papers please
copy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04

The Richmond College Team Has Several
Games on Hand.

Games on Hand.
Richmond College will meet the Column
bian University. Of Washington, on the
gridlron here Friday evening next az $40
o'clock. This will no doubt be one OF the
most exciting ana interesting games mat
has been played here this season.
The Columbian boys gave the Richmond
Athletic club their first defeat and the
game with the strong Richmond Collese
elevtn is looked forward TO with n great
deal of interest Manager Dean says be has
every confidence Of winning the game.
and thereby showing the superiority OF
his team over the Richmond Athleuc
Club.
The Richmond College has won thIee
straight games and the Colombian Ohi-
verslty two The College team though
a light team plays a very scientific game.
The eleven will be on the campus every
afternoon this week practlcing against
the second eleven under the instructions
OF their fine coach. Mr.. William Werten-
baker, OF the University OF Virginia
HsnazAr Danau. Of the hase-ha"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
THE BORDER COUNTIES.
Heavy Republican Losses--yote Buying
and Tragedy Across the Kentucky Line.

BIG STONE GAP. VA. November g.
Specialize county elects Sursenor
(DemocraD over Coldieson Republican,
by 300 majority. Wise county gives 40
majority for the Democratic ticket
Elswick (DemocraD is elected in Wise,
Dickinson, and Buchanan by 200 ma
jority. A heavy Republican loss all over
this section. Excitement very high.
Just across the mountain. on the Ken
lucky side, several men were killed and
probably a number Of others will follow.
About 5000 was carried from our banks
over on horseback 10 carry the election.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
Rreckinridrc for Judge.

sPRINGWOOD. VA, November 3-spe-
cial.-Oficial returns show the entlre
Democratic ticket elected by 20 in Bote-
tuort county.
G.. w Breckenridge was nominated Tot
the county judgeship in the Democratic
primary by IS plurality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04

New Tobacco Coming Ia Freely aud the
Prices Good.

FARMvILLE. VA. November 3-Spe-
cial.-John j. helms. Petersburg cham
pion bicycle rider. IS expected here TO-
morrow to ride one mile and a two-mh
race with T. Il. Rltnour. late OF wash
ington. Ritnour won the first bicycle
prize al the recent Lynchburg fair. The
winner OF to-morrow's race Is TO receivs
the gate receipts.
The late rains have put the roads ID
very bad condition In this county.
New tobacco Is coming In very freely.
All three warehouses have had good sales
and prices have been satisfactory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
Times, Election News.

WEST POINT. VA. Nov. 3.--Special.-
THE Times was the only paper that reach
"a West Point this morning bringing the
election news Everybody wished they
were Times subscribers. ana the demand
Co. comics was vastly larger than the sup
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04

Mrs. ]. l.. Pitts and daughter and Miss
Cornelia Burgess. Of Fluvanna county,
arrived in the city last night and are the
putsts CT ID. NJ. Burgess, 81 north Nih.h
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04

T. EXPERIENCED BUSINESS MAN OF
II hustlng abilities, with cash capital.
will consider a proposition to enter a
profitable. wholesale or manufacturing
business. Specially preferred. Address,
with particulars, OPPORTUNITY. Times
oliice, no4 -1t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
MUNYON'S

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
EIIIx!5|1l3

large and prices higher than usual The
warehouses are fiIled al every sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04
AssIes1ENr IN OXFORD.

Large Tobacco Breaks and Good Prices
Obtained.
OXFORD. N. c., Nov. s.-specieL--As-
xirnrnent OF w. w. Jones, book seller and
bicycle dealer, was recorded to-day; y. G.
Biegs. trustee. Liabilities about 1900;
assets not known.
Ihe breaks OF tobacco ara remarkably
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-04

PETERSBURG. VA, Nov. Especial
me Following was the vote in Bland
Iempleton and Blackwater districts,
Prince George county.
Biand-For Governor. Tyler, s.; Nc
Caull v; Cowden. 0: Northumberland
h'cnois. "a; Maycumber. o: Cooke, o; Roller
.; Smithdeal 0; Attorney General. Mon
tague. g.; Lyons. 0: Kennedy. 0. For Sen
ate, Twenty-seyenth District. Hartley
lDemocrap &; Arnold Republican,, >.
For House OF Delegates from the counties
OF Prince George and Surry. Hobbs Dem
ocraO 50; billiard Republican,. -
Iempieton District-Tyler. %; McCauli'
Is; cowden. /; Echols. "a; Maycumoer, 3;
.ocke' !; Roller 4; smithdeal. !; Mon
.asue. 70; Lyons. 10; Kennedy. l; Hart
ley, ss; Arnold. %; Hobbs. 1903; billiard. q.
Biackwater District-Tyler, 81; Nc
Cauil, .; Cowden, 0; Echols. 81: May
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