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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13
IMPARTIAL.

The absolute transparency of Words
worth's nature was often very amusing
to his friends, since it sometimes
brought him TO the expression of opin-
ions which seemed diametrically oppos-
ed. Once while he was looking at a
magnificent scene in the lake country
he said to his companion:
Travellers often make their boast of
Swiss mountains on the ground that
they are two or three times as high as
the English, but reply that the clouds
lie so low on them that half of them
commonly remain out of sight. " The
other answered, perhaps rather dryly:
"That is true"
He made no defense of Switzerland,
remembering that it was folly to
Beard the lion in his den,
The Douglas in his hall.
1t might be inexpedient to do battle
with the prophet and priest of English
mountains when he stood on his own
ground.
"YOu cannot see those bOasted Swiss
mountains when the clouds hang low, "
Wordsworth continued pertinaciously.
Certainly notp"
But after pause, he spoke again.
But L must admit, -" he said, "you
know they are there" Had he been op-
posed, he would not have withdrawn
an inch. As it was, his own fairness of
mind mad0 him retract.-YOuth's Com
paniOn.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13
Novel MensuratiOn.

One of the difficulties in the way of
acquiring exact information in Georgia
courts is thus indicated by the Atlanta
Constitution:
"How far was it" asked the lawyer
of the witness, "from your house to the
road where the difficulty occurred?"
Bout a acre en- a half, suh."
81 mean how many yards?"
"Dey wuzn't any yards dere at all,
sub, exceptin of my yard, en- dat wuz
bout a acre Ell half fun de roadw
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13
Shake Into Your Shoes.

Aliens Foot-Ease, a powder for the
feet. 1t cures painful, swollen, smarting,
nervous feet and instantly takes the sting
out Of corns and bunions. It's the great
est comfort discovery OF the age. Aliens
Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel
easy. 1t is a certain cure for sweating,
callous, and hot, tired, aching feet. Try
it to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores. By mail for 25c in stamps. Trial
package PREE. Address Allen S. Ohm
stead, lie Roy, n. Y.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13

upon himself, as the first rule of his
life, privation from sleep. One day, in
Gignant at falling asleep, he cut off his
eyelids and threw them away as miser-
able sinners. From the spot where the
eyelids had fallen sprang up a bush
which is the tea plant, affording the
perfumed beverage which chases away
sleep.-Vick' Magazine.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13
Legend of the Tea Plant.

Dharma, the ascetic priest, was the
son of a king Of India. He went into
China, and for the space of nine years
he remained in contemplation in tenn
pie. Later he went to Japan, and he
died on Mount Katavka- He imposed
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13
Flirnsy.

Wickwire-Say, have been carrying
those l . Us of yours until they are
almost worn out.
Mudge-DOn't they make miserable
quality Of paper owadays?-Cincinnatl
Enquirer
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13

There are about 1900 persons in
France who are set down as anarchists
and are under the constant watch of the
police of the various European ooun-
tries
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13
Always Worn.

SprOcket-I've just joined the Be-
ginners' Cycle club.
Handlebar-What are your cOlors?
SprOcket-Black and blue. Chicago
ReCOrd.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-05-13
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life AWAY.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
netic. full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder-worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
CAPT. LAMB ON THE STUMP.
He Defines His Position To the Sow
ercigns OF Hanovcr-Court News.

ASHLAND. VA. Sept. 2l.-Speclal-A
large number Of sovereigns listened 20 the
stirring address of Captain John Lamb
to-day at Hanover courthouse upon the
issues of the campaign. Being M MS
best mood ne made capital speech as
wcll as an excellent impression upon his
hearers
After renderding an account of his
stewardship In Congre s. he disposed OF
the tariff question. which. he declared
no longer divides the people or TINS
country. Panics have occurred with both
low and high tariffs but no one, ne said,
had ever heard Of panic under a tulL
volume OF currency. He declared that
the money question was the leading lf-
sue before the people and read statls-
tics TO prove that there was not enough
money On circulation
Captain Lamb explained his vote In IA
vOr of the war but he had opposed the
increasing OF the bonded Indebtedness
the burdens of which he declared were
worse than war. His speech was ire
Qucauy applauded
No cases came mp Tor trial IN me
County Court to-day.
I'M the case of Durw0od Tinsley. Of
Richmond sent on from here for alleged
keeping I'm his possession money lost by
John Taylor the grand jury returned
not a true bill.
The Will Of the late Barton Denton was
admitted 20 probate. lie leaves almost
his entire estate 10 Miss Susie l.. Baker
Judge Cardwel is made executor without
security.
There were several drunken fights on
the grounds to-day and Judge Redd COM
mitted two Of the participants to jail
therefor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
DR.. SAMPEY IN PALESTINE.


r-SrvuEsrTv OF VIRGIN a. w.
sent q This evening at ,'' 'n N' r-
fnt beautiful unW s.. NJ. "a. .. nan
John d SamnfN 1I 'N. soy .,,tst.ilta
fi-t Tne0loe.ell Seminary hl itinoi a.,
rc- on.rad tho course on ,blolcAi, mn W.
i,r,.o..ar win "a lecture ON Palestine This
.t,,- ..l. Introductory OBJ iN" series ..t
.. historical Geography of the HOLY
Tr slmprv enjoyed two summers aso
Old, rlra rrit iaEe 0t spending SIX VEN.
or moro n riding 0n nor 'rna. owe.
Palestine and i- bv this experience a.
v.H as rv his un mental equlpineul az
,rirsfr,. nr.nar.i t0 speak instructi'e'y
ma enfe~t4ininclv of the topography ana
Scenery of the Holy Land.
Following Dr. S1mney. though NOT III
r,rdfqtrfv Ur. Carl r.. GrammcL or ih'
Union Theological Seminary VIII Ger
"a s.ri.s off ten lectures on me acts 'l 'i.'
The third course in this series win be
takan un hv Dr. O.. a. Young of chicago
,.b. off Civ, live lessons on the' Mosaic
code. ten 0u the Life of Christ, twenty
0, nr.t erUf.- from the Prophets, ana
Two ou Songs OF the Bible.
An j. A. 1laesie. of Newport News.
chtaf coach of the football eleven u 'N-
poctCi to arrive in Few DAYS '' '"N7
charge of the applicants ..,.,t,+ ,o
Am af.nmnf WAS made HirI li-Il' ~
fl.ro'.ri7n the rrnofrN rto- ID. p.
S.otr at the University. The lock was
a .r.t.r and fla door broken hul enc
Trance WA not accomplished. lt is
probable CHAT the thieves were lriBnteh-
od AWAY unn the oFc ~ iheir success
This morning Pr me lhll' ., ~, ~
,y.-. -fvfr-two students more IMAM ON ne
e.r,. r.- of tlrt years session. lndi-
.afinr an increase of about twelve per
cont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

ton as 10 its outcome. Nelson has al
ways been for General Lee, although II
adI0ins the home county OF senator Mar
tin Five years ago when Senator Mar
tin was nominated. both Judge Berry,
(the senator from this district and Hon;
Bland Massie CAT that time MEMBER OF
the House, voted Tor General Lee.
So warmly did the latters constituents
approve his course although he was not
instructed that he was rendered re-
nomination by acclamation, which he de-
clined I'm order 20 run FOR the senate. lie
is now n hold-over member Of that body.
and while he is not known 20 be com
mitted 10 either candidate, IL Is general
~ believed he will again vote FOR Gene
raj Lee.
Hon A. g. Fitzpatrick the present
member OF the House. has signifed his
intention 70 stand for reelection His
position on the senatorial question is not
known. The cattle market IA on n
boom Yearlings and calves are higher
than they have been for years. Messrs.
Thos. Boyce g. Bro, sold q herd Of sew
entv-nve last week al handsome figures.
on account of the continued drought.
very little land has been fallowed for
wheel
The farmers have about finished cut
ting tobacco and the crop is good.
Miss Fannie Olivia Boyce left Tuesday
for Iron Gate Va. 10 visit her sister,
Mrs. VIM. b. Loving.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
TO BE HANGED
FOR ASSAULT.
A Lynchburg Jury Award the Death
Penalty to John Hancock,
HIS CRIME MOST REVOLVING
The Prisoner Eat Ginger Cakes While
Being Tried for His Life and Re-
ccived His Sentence Without
Emotion-Jury Congratulated

LYNCHBURG, VA, spet a.-special.-
John Hancock. the negro charged WIZ
criminally assautling two little whIte
girls. Rosa Cohn. daughter or Mrs bet1a
Colin. and BERTHE Messenger, daughter OF
Air. 4. Messenger aged respectively
eleven and nine years. was tried to-day IN
the Corporation Court.
lie was found guilty and sentenced 10
death.
HIS COUNSEL MAY APPEAL
The counsel for Hancock stated 70 the
court that ne would take until tomorrow
morning TO decide whether 10 make a
motion for "a new trial.
Am immense crowd OF spectators hled
the courthouse from tile opening or the
court until night. The negro appeared
entirely unconcerned and as the foreman
of the jury pronounced his sentence
Doe stood mp with rs bag Of ginger cakes
iu one OF his hands
THE CRIME.
Tho crime for which, he was tried was
one OF the most revolving that ever oc-
CURED go this city or section, and when
the Jury retired from the courtroom they
were congratulated Dy scores OF people.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
MARRIAGE IN PETERSBURG.
Mr.. Hankins. Who Was tdiudgch In
sane. Was Released on Bail.

PETERSBURG, VA, Sept Especial
Mr.. William p. Nelms and Miss Carrie
NJ burgess were married tonight at
o'clock at the summer residence on tho
narenfs OF the bride in Prince George
county. lust outside OF the corporate
limits. Roy. r. T. Wilson oficlated. 'rhe
groom Is a popular young man Oh tnls
city and the bride Is The attractive
daughter OF slr. \. w Burgess lei,'r
carrier at the pOst-Oiiice here Ihe Drihai
presents were numerous and costly.
The sanctlhcation meeting which u 10
Ing held at Disputanta station on me
Norfolk and Western railroad, rs being
largely attended as are also the meet
ings being held AZ the same place hy me
Baptsts and Methodists. An Interesting
meeting IS also IN progress 40 salem
church IN Dinwiidie COUNTY
Mr.. J. w Hankins. who was adiudged
insane yesterday by commission of ln-
macy and committed ~ jail. was to-day
released on bail Ia .5e penalty N one
hundred dollars he was taken tn charge
by some 70 hia frif-@
The Circu. . 80 OF Dinwiddie county.
Judge Il. 4. Hancock presiding opened
to-day No business az special Interest
was transacted
Revs. Beversge and Bradford. who
have been holding r. series OF meetings
in and near Petersburg for some time
have gone 20 Clayton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
MANY WEDDINGS
IN THE STATE.
The September Air Vibrant With
Joyful Chimes,
NOTABLE EVENT AT LYNCHBURG.
Mr.. T.. ID. Coihoun and Miss Eleanor
A. Cleveland Unitcd-The Secret
Wedding i'm Newport News.
Eiopcd from Richmond.

IYNCHBURG VA. Sept. A.-Special.-
The marriage OF Mr.. Edward Dudley
Colhoun, Of Allegheny Springs, and Miss
Eleanor Asenitn Cleveland or Houston.
Texas. took place in 81. Pauls church
this evening at $50 OclOck. Bishop SEES
suns. OF the Diocese OF Louisiana, who IL
relative OF the bride. PERFORMED the
ceremony, assisted by Rev. II. NJ. Carson
ID. D..
Tho best man was Mr. W. II. Colhoun.
OF Chrisuansburg brother OF the groom,
and The maid of honor was Miss Alma
Cleveland, sister OF the bride.
Misses Lima Cleveland and Abbie Cleve-
land. also sisters Of the bride, and Mr..
$. w Clark. Of Bedford city. We're the
other attendants The ushers were
Messrs c. A. Cohoun Jr. J. b. Taylo!
and l.. D. Colhoun. Of Lynchburg an'
j.. w. HagedOrn OF Danville
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the
bridal party repaired 20 Hotel Carroll
where a reception was held, and a BAN
quet served.
shortly after midnight Mr.. and Mrs.
Colhoun left over the Norfolk and West
ern railroad for Richmond. and from
there will take an extended northern tour
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
COTTON MARKETs.

NEW YORK Sept. 21.-COTTON-Spec
UatlOu ln cotton to-day was quiet 10
WAS purely local market, with COM
siderable portion of the business done
hous lhc evening mp OF OLD ventures.
Tine market opened steady, with the near
months las points lower and the distant
months lU- points higher After redth-
iug a. common decline of la points im-
mcdIatcly after The call the market ruled
quiet and varied but little. Liverpool
cables about met expectations. Weather
reports were about siduu-Ou Almost
pcriec. conditions IN the eastern ana
western portions OF the bell were about
offset hv the fact that severe wind
aud rain-storm had swept over an extern
sive area in the central portion OF the
belt Af NicksDure and mobile 80 lutnes
ten within tWenty-fOur hours time, and
private dispatches claimed considerable
damage had been done 90 the crop ass "a
result Port and interior receipts were
only moderate and considerably under the
movement of even date last year shorts
covered in small way on forecasts ior
rains Tonight and tomorrow in the At
lautc States. whore sunshine and warm
weather are needed. AZ tnc close me
market was quiet and steady al "a net
loss of IA points.
COTTON quiet middiins . R-1G. net
receipts. none gross receipts y23 bales.
Continent. 235 bales. TO France go
bales.
Total to-day Net receipts. $50 bales,
stock. 3OO.9jS bales 10 Great Britain. 49,
slS bales. to Continent alss bales, 10
France. 80 bales
Consolidated Net receipts. 12O.3i6 bales.
90 Great Britain. 5l6lO bales 90 Conti-
mont. $3.50 bales 90 France. $3.50 bal rs.
Total since September ist-Nei receipts,
or 900 bales. 30 Great Britain 80 2SS
bales. 90 Continent 40 BIS bales to
France 1865 bales.
COTrON-Futuie opened steady. OctO-
her 5.g3: November, 5.21; December. OBS:
January 137. February. J.fl, March. 547.
hrril $50: MAY. 55b june. $50
Friures closed quiet and steady. Sep
,o,,her 800. October OBJ November.
%. december. J.33. January. Sr7. Feb
mary s.4l: March. $40, April, go. May.
-, snot cotton closed quiet middling gull
= 1S-i6: middling uplands. . 9-i6; sales.
I $40 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 2i.-coTTON-
Futures quiet and stesay September ~
4.g5: December. 4DV1o.O0. JAn"AA-s- s4.-@-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

SOS; February. 51O0511: March, Jli;
April. 5IsMJ.1y. May. J.Z3aJ.2i
LIVERPOOL. sept. H-COTTON-Spoi
in fair demand; prices 1 13-iGd. lower
American middllng, fair, 3 9-l5. goo1
middllng. 1l-32. middiing, Do. low
middllng. 3. good ordinary, 21-32' ordl-
nary. 2 2f-82 The sales Of the day were
10000 bales. OF which 500 were FOR specl,
lation and export and included 9iH
q merican Receipts 3'JO pdies' All
American.
Futures opened easy, with q iair qe-
nrlnd. and closed quiet. American MID
,~-iug. J. m c. September. . 4-O4 sellers.
Scpfcmbcr and october. 2-Gi. value Oc-
tobor and November an5 l-n1 sellers =
November and DcDcembef = 15-g4' sell
ers. December and January, u'-ot' Duy-
ers. January and February. 26s ODD, SELL
ors February and March. 3. buyers
March and April. 3 1-0l sehefs hpIll
and May. 2-Gl sellers. May ana June
3-G4 sellers. june and july o-ofo
3 f-ff tuvere
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ELECTED
Ollie stephens Claims Ben Washing
IONS Wife and Shoots Him.

CAPE CHARLES. VA, Sept. Ii-spe-
cai-The public school openeu
Monday with a good atteh4aute. ~. .
o.. IL. Lake is principal ana Al'sses I''i iii.
r.rrtteu and Bette b. Nottingham, a
ei.taufs. The school of the Holy Famhs
by thc Franciscan Sisters also opened on
Mnndar with am attendance OF seFehle0"
scholars. -.t..,-
held at Eastvile tor the purpose OF re-
0reanizin. the party. Dr. John j.. WIKI
ins. Jr. was elected county chalfthu
over Air E. u. AiWorth, VINO nus Dc'H
chairman for the past eight year.. ,....-
The Town Council have rccently Illlo
duced Aceylcne gas lamps LOT 5tleet
uehtne. which d. quite am Improvement
over Ono old keroseE lamps. A.,
During religious services az lHe ~ ~
can Methodist Episcopal church at Che
riton this county last Sunday night Two
colorcd men, ollie stevens ana Ben
Washington became engaged lh 81 -
rel over woman that stevens clalhleu
ae "a wife 10 whom Washington was ie-
eally married 3D. few days ago. Win inc
result that stevens shot Washington az
close range several times IN lhe each az"
arms with "a pistol after Whlch ne lhate
rs escape from the county and mas NOT
,.af noon .4utured. Washington is pref
tv badly injured and the wounds may
me Town Council at their regular
meeting ou Monday night struck lhs
low for town government ana school
purposes at sl.2o which is o reduction OF
8 cents over last years The estimator
expenses of the town for the year is
Tac sweet notat0e prices have been up
a little during tine past ten days. Wnlch
has caused Tho shipments 90 come up
pretty lively. The crop ON the Eastern
Shore is au average one TINS year. "ut
fha prices have been or a little until
n feW days ago. when the markets took
rice. A.
Revival services are in progress nc the
Southern Methodist Episcopal ehufch
this week. conducted hy tne paste ,, i'ts
a. ". J0ues aud Rev. Bray of Cape
Vile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
LIEUT.. AINSWORTH'S MARRIAGE
Kent Secret UntiI His ship sahe"'
The Bride Very Wealthy.

NEWPORT NEWS VA. SEPT, IL
e,Naiei The names Of tho couple VINO
,yere secretly married no S. Paul s EpiS-
copal church last Thursday py rev r,aSc,
F,an.is RSble. the rector were mao"
nnbiic bv the Officiating clergyman To-
day. .....,. Frank
Afnsworth OF New York ana INC Drl1e'
rrbera H. "a bit Of romance attached 20
he marriage. but for some reason II IS
kent oulet Lieutenant Ainsworth Is one
~ the commissioned Officers OF We coz,
lier Aberenda. which has been wing on
Cfd Point f0r the last three months.
The Aberonda sailed yesterday aiter-
noon for honolulu thc Pacific station.
whittier g. had been ordered. .,--.,.
~ is understood thtt Mfs' -Ali7No
viii spenl the winter at tho Chamberi'n
Hotel. She rs roputed 40 Dee very wealthy
Tine marriage was kept secret ul after
the Aborcuda sailed for family reasons
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
THE {. & o. SUNDAY OUTINGS
To Old Point, Ocean View and
Norfolk, viii be Continued
During the Autumn.

Let IL be distinctly understood that tho
c. and o Sunday Outings to OH Point.
ocean View and Norfolk haze NOT been
withdrawn. but will be continue every
sunday during the autumn ONE DOL
LAR FOR THE ROCND-TPfp
This IS the most delightful season m Tho
year 10 visit these places These sunday
outings Will leave Richmond S.tj' A. NJ.
and returning leave Norfolk g y. N,
ocean View 6l5 II NJ Old Point j.
NJ. and arrive at Richmond 8 =. - 4
parlor car will be attached and seats can
be resolved any time during The week at
c.. and o. Passenger Office. 800 east Main
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
A PAYMASTER welded,
His Nuptials fastened by Orders TO 90
In Honolulu.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept l-sueciaL-
There was "a quiet wedding at the rectory
OF Trinity Episcopal church. Portsmouth,
nj O'Clock this afternoon Asslstane
Paymaster Charles W Penrose, son OF
Medical Director c. y. Penrose, Z; ,. ,
Sclndia led to the altar Miss Maoel ~
Ruttor OF New York city.
The marriage was 10 have taken p,aC,
later IN the fall. but as the groom NO
orders 10 sail at once for Honolulu the
arrangements were fastened.
THE bride was attended By MISS Eliza
beth TAYLOR OF Norfolk. Miss kerns ana
Miss Lilly Kerns Of Portsmouth.
Mr.. ]. Pearson Williams L. > NJ ac1-
"a as the groom's best man. Rev. - -
Funston OBLIGATED. -
Mr.. George r.. BOwden Is arranging 10
qualify as clerk OF the United states Dis
trict Court Judge Edmund Waddil ~ IN
ME- CITY and & IS expected that me mat
ter viii be arranged TOMORROW.
Mr.. II. ). Ackiss. the present hcuM-
bent declines 20 resign and Will De- ~ -
con0dentlv asserted. removed
Tho monitor Puritan arrived IN lamp
ton Roads to-day. following the lsrin,oI
I'D Amphitrlte. The latter, reported nls.
-bied came I'm under her own steam iass
nirht il Is regarded as fortunate UNA.
aU fhroo OF these low freeboard SHIPS are
safe In this harhOr as there II every ~ ~
son to anticipate a severe storm ou'''Ue
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Va. Semi. n 1sl

Richmond. Va. Sept. ~ 1895
Offerings at auction on Change to-day.
thirty-threo packages OF Caroline and
Louisa county sun-curcd tobacco: high
est price. SIS general average OF the en-
tire sale. 1888.
Messrs " Hen Palmer & co. sold W.
g. N.-No. ] al 81 and No. = at SIS.
Total number off packages sold. two.
Alr. George s.. Haynes sold: j \. $
No. / az 81: A. # R.-No. 1 at 9Oc., j.
II. R.-No l at SOC. and j. W. C.-No. l
al S1.1O. NJ. Andrews-No l (275 pounds
gross az SO. No > (2ls pounds at $40;
5000. No , (GlS pounds) at 500. No. 3
$50 pounds az S925: p. Archer. Caroline
comty-No. l6O pounds) at 500 No :
ISos nannds) at $40 No. GEO '-snn----
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

AZ Ss.6aib: r. J. Isbcl Louisa county
No. 1 lgSs poundsj AZ 81. and No $50
pounds at SlO.D. L. ). Brown. Louisa
countv-No. C6Gi pounds, AZ $50. A. b.
Broadus-No. ] lil5 POUNDS az Nl5O; +.
poundsj at SiO25 No. (2il poundsl at
~ No. 3 (272 poundsl al 81 and No. 4
al 50. making an average OF |l3, J. W.
Gouldin s. abOve)-No. J. 10 pounds az
So No. (32J pounds az SO, No. ;
fs55 no,-ndsl Ian SfI - No Z C}g5 pounds)
IA So. making an average OF Sl6.0i; j. II.
Motley. OF Caroline counil-Eo. ! az
nounds5 an sIA2J, 30. $50 pounds at
$50 making an ayerSSse u -. ll.zS. ;,
f,ten nm al $40. No ? Goo pounds
taken I'm al SOL 7is 40. to-l pounds at
So no 4 475 pounds NJ $500 making
AM average OF So. X. -. NO ] t9Z1
pounds al $50. NO. = itoD F'in.a) at ~
Total number OF packages sold. thirty
There was very Satisfactory sale Of
BRIGHT loose tobacco az sion wall ware
ehoct,oo Warehouse sold 81 pounds new
dsrt rrfn1fngs. CreushaW Warehouse
eoid D -ls bounds now dark lrlmings. To-
tai sales new dark loose to1acco to-day,
1905 pounds.
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Smokers De- hogsheads. ser l1righD, l.
leaf dark .. Tugs (dark). Total, %
hO0sheads.
The tobacco Inspector reports to-day;
Inepcctions-Bricht - ho~eleads. dark
horsheads Ond 10 tiercee Rcinspec-
tiOns-NOnc
shockoe. Davenport, 5tonowall. Cren-
shaws. seabro0ks william d. Reh.in1 3
Tuckah0e. Ellison's Allegheny ana oid
Dominion tobacco warehous report To-
day. Receipts. IS packages, deliveries. 30
packages
United states internal revenue coliec-
lions on tobacco for the city OF Rich
mond. Va. to-day, Cigar a'i cieareitt.'
s. $500. piur tobacco. >2.0l- 1t Total
S1.J0j.Gs.
Afessrs. Juo. y. Jacob g. 60. WIN offer
at auction On' Change to-mo gW nreih
of twenty-five packages ol d H Kent T.
Co.'s fine rc0r1cred reprizei sln-cured
fnInrnUs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-09-22

Good looks arc really more imam SKIN
5oen denendfne entirely on a healthy
condition OF All the vital organs. II The
liver h Inactive YOU have bilious look
IL vour stomach is disordered you have q
dvspeptic look; II your kidneys are AFFECT,
bo,ith and YOU will surely have good
Looks. Electric Bltters" ls a good Alter
atj,e and Tonic. Acts directly on the
and gives a good complexion. Every bot
fieT guaranteed. Sold az owens & Minor
MN. Co 30 cents per bottle.