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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
James Reed Injured.

Mrs James Reed struck his leg against s rns'
OF Ice in such manner as to injure II severts,. o
II became very much swollen and paine,ah a. lid I'D
SO badly that he conld not walk without lnG
OF cfutches. He was treated by physlSJ's,.wo
and half gallons Of whisky in bathing II, om,
nothing gave any relief until he began u,sfs
Chamberlain's Pain Balsm. THIS pso" XII
almost complete cure In a weeks tl''. nee,,,edy
ne believes that had he not used TINS le"sW M
bis leg would have had to be ampntated. risr
Keed ia one Of the leading merchants o,rsisd
Court House, W. Va. Pain Balm is un rir Ale
,or sprains, bruises and rheumatism. ro'
by all druggists.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

Designation of Office Day Of
County Superintendent of
Schools.
Until further notice, hereby designate and
appoint every Saturday and Monday except the
third Saturday of June from a. IN. to 5 p. m.
as office days, at which time will be IN my Of
flee at Mt. ldsho for the transaction OF ull bust
ness pertaining to school matters
LEWIS ELsENsoHN,
County Superintendent
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

For notary work call up tele-
phone 6, A. F. Parker. X
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

DR.. Bucks Celery Sarsapar.lls
and Dandelion, a true bracins
blood and stomach tonic, at 'n0
Right drug store. Sold by l. .
Wright.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

The claim of Maihison, acting as Judge OF
the election in Newsome creek precinct at the
last general election heretofore disallow ed.
said Mathlson being delinquent for taxes
said taxes having since been paid aud said
Mathison being no longer delinquent for taxes
sac claim is hereby allowed and the auditor
hereby ordered to draw warran, therefor on
current expense fund:
Mathisen judge OF zee N. c k Irect.. IS 400
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

Teams wanted to haul aled hav
from divers ranch to Stuart. Ap.
ply at ranch.
eod-dw-tf A. j. GREENoUGH
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

and warrant ordered made to Bank OF Camas
Prairie, and the following 5 certificates as
signed 10 the Bank Of Camas Prairie laid over
until next term OF the board v arties being de-
linquent for taxes:
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27
Y-oCToBER 10, 1892.

and auditor ordered to draw warrants on road
fund for same.
Board adjourned until . II. IN. tomorrow
morning.
SECOND TERM DAY-oCToBER 10, 1892.
The following road overseers reports approved
and hills allowed M follows.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27


Frank Brown 4 o, mdse I'd dist No. 10 II 90
Geo Troch lumber rd dist Nos. 2, 4 Il % 60 81
and auditor ordered to draw warrants on road
fund.
In the matter of the road viewers report con-
corning the petition of Lee smith ct al. for a
public road In road district No s, filed July 10,
1899, the same being road No. 253, 1t appearing
to the board that the order heretofore made in
said matter was made without any notice, hav
ing been given to owners of land not consent
ing to same, of the day Tor hearing said matter,
II Is hereby ordered that Wednesday, the 10th
day OF January, 1900 be and the same is hereby
fixed AS day for hearing said viewers report
and the clerk of the board is hereby directed to
give notice to the non-consenting land owners
Of said hearing rs required by law.
Board adjourned until tomorrow morning at
y n. m.
THIRD TERM DAY-oCT. H. 1899.
Following bills allowed on road fund:
Josh Fockler. mdse I'd district No. II 8 %
Jack TrubloOd lab % II 90
J TThorp lab with team ri dist No. 20
$3.50, allowed -. ~. ~. ...,....,s IS 90
(reconsidcred and dsallowed, party
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

We mark our goods in Plain Figures. A chill
raising of prices to be lowered by so, IS or per
to make your selections from. All bright, new fire.
quote you few items taken from different departm
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1899-10-27

N II Truscott postage ........-..... i7a
Louis tlsensohn, postage, express, etc. u 20
Y Cowan lab at courthoucsc.. .4 Co.,. u %
A W 1alkiDgton and rec dep elk hire 4lb 90
\ W Talkington one quar- sal 4j0 90
q suesens cord wood for ct house .... 10 q
| smith, bd OF Mrs Duncan ndigenr . ~
Parker co printing and stationery. is o.
evils Elsensohn 60 supt expense visit
ing scbool. s.....s- 4-......-. sft-. - -
Glass q Prudhomnc blk book and sta
tionery. claim S2l2 50. allowed .. 207 So
Glass d Prudhomme, index tabs. -
% blank books. .... 81 90
stationery ..,-,.... IL 40
hling sips and pads IL ~
% leather book marks 80
J w shannon go slr one or salary ..... 100 90
Geo ii Michael, shingles. .............- -
Miles Reed asst teachers ex. ... %
ii Il Rupp stenOgrnpher's fee inquest
over body NJ Larabee. ...... - &c 40
w Underwood con fees Denver prect 81 co
Geo Gregg justice fees Kamia prcct go
James Shaw con fees Kamiah prect So On
The following claims against the road fund
allowed and the auditor ordered TO draw war
rants therefor ON said general road fund:
J W Bruner viewing roads. ....... s.... 8 90
Arthur l. Clark lab road dist No 10 - "a 90
W shannon ex and chmn viewing rds 10 90
& Chase lab I'd dist No g.. - q 40
W Clark lab on I'd dist No 7, claim ST.. 81 on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
MRS r,YNE MOORE ARRAIGNED.
Case Set for Second Monday In
rotruary-Sees Her Mother.

~rw YORK. January f6.-Mrs. Fayne
c.-sban Moore. in whose recent trial lor
-r.,s-,ici,,, with her husband in badger
,rg" Martin Mahon, the jury disagreed
was to-day arraigned before justice
r,,rsman. in the Criminal Brancn OF tne
supreme Court. The purpose OF .ne o.
Regiment was for placing '4S
the February Sealendaf ,,oo-e ask
Mr.. Levy. counsel ior Mr fo- the
~ the case be set down LOT lHe
- ~, Mondav in February. Assist@nI
7,.-.-,c. Attorney Mcintyre oblecteu ~
-. -, tbe ground that there were sew
.n,S' -. that should be tried hrst' &c
IdI a., Immediate attention justice
Il.,-'-as7 ,-nbeld Mr.. Mcintyre, ana placed
- - down on the calendar 10 take
lis regular order thereon. a. ,,oo-a
~ -. - the appearance OF Mrs. Moore
the Tomhs. Mrs. StIahah' mex
.rer who came from Ai1an-a' %,
-. her daughter In the IoHlos' -
60 her. and said; "tneer up, III: -. 49,
ne shall soon get you OUT .. tn-9. -.
- ctrahan called al the District At'o.-
PIT .s., enc 10 Try 10 get her daughter
-, re5l,ced. but without success.
O u,,i,,Sn, A L. Moore. the husband o.
- Moore. was to-day taken from TIE TIE
-ror,bs 70 the Grand Central Depot, W. -
~ was put on a train for Sing sins' u
serve out a nineteen-year sentence
MOORE NOW IN prison.
exc SING \. Y. January io.-Wn-
i'm 4. +. Moore. the cohNicts -
l'a.' reached Sing Sing Prison this eve
- and * now wearing Slate 80
-. uriforu He comes here uhasI 81
49,. o. nineteen years. WITH All ~ -,
mutations et for good behavior ne w,n :,
ra,easfd in eleven years and nine months
.--,,, .ben be about 10 years oid-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
ITS FORMAL OPENING.
Interesting Exercises at the smith
deal College Building.

The splendid audience that crowded the
Smithdeal Business College 10 the doors
last night. on the occasion Of its formal
ouening 70 the public. was the greatest
compliment that could have been PAID
that institution. Many were unable 10
get in. The programme was carried out
well in every particular, and was neaItly
apulauded. although no encores were al
lowed. e..-.i.,,.5
h,- professor Cosby's Mandolin and Gul-
tar club assisted by Messfs. &. l. AI1e4
son ID. s. Richie, and II. TnuEston. Ihey
plaved two numbers" MESSENGER AalSI
and .Cupid's Dream" Mr.. &. h. AnusI-
sor in Violin solo. "Berceuse Slave, de-
liehteI the audience with Ms sweetness
and dalicacy Of tone and touch. Inc SUI
rrss ana dainty sweetness Of MS pla!lHs
MS exquisite. Miss Nass. IN the Eec!'@-
ton. "TOmmy's Prayer We - 49,. - -
with eager attention FFolessUr 800 49,
racited IN splendid manner. ne Aul- :
derer" bv Poe. Mr.. Barney bowman
u.s. heartily appiauded Tor Ills ItNIIliois.
III The Maniac Mr. De vault ca. -
hfs audience by storm IN TWO reclla lions
..Jgovv Pubenetein Played" and How "
Hunted the Mouse" me slnsln5 Ol -
1Sirbwond College Glee club IN Hunting
song" and Woodland Roses Vas nee \
liz enjoyed and enthusiastically aif'@ -
~, Fs beautiful harmony and snaellIs'
The University College OF Aec l..i,,i
Ouartette won fresh laurc.s IN ~, ! lu
Er3Iee" and The Vacant Chair. ~
Thoroughly delighted the audience VIZ"
their singing ~ "
The address OF the evening. BY Dr. ~
y Tudor. was "A gem Of wit, Diisn NM,
erd SOUND solid infoTmat.on-not one u :
sertence in H. The welcome TO me suG ~.
ence and the farewell were eslN ctS - =
r5..,f.-sor G. NJ Smithde2l, who gave
80 sketch OF the school and its WORK
s.efing that it has at present the ia.gss'
s,,..ss,'f,nr.. by - PEI cent IN IT'S history
~ ne close OF the entertainment -, -.
snSlenoe were invited TO inspect '''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
Just SOC. on the Dollar.
0. II. Berry & Co.,
ELECT NEW suPERINTENDEsT.
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson mt HEAD Oh
Secoud Daptfst sunday-schooL
LEADERS IN VALUE-GiNING.

second Daptist sunday-school.
The annual meeting Of the Sunday
school of the Second Baptist church was
held sunday afternoon and officers for
1Soe elected. Mr.. William Enyson, who
has been superintendent ever since inc
death of his father. Mr.. Henry K. Ely
son. resigned. and Hon. J. Taylor Ellysoh
was unanimously elected 10 succeed hiIn'
Mr.. William Ellyson resigned as ne
stated in his communication u w w
school because ne Is corresponding So
retarv OF the state Mission Board ana =
often forced 10 be absent from the chuISl
on Sunday mornings Inc nliu .. -, ~
whole school seemed to turn insuncuNelE
10 Mr.. TAYLOR Ellyson. when II was seen
that the present superintehoent &aS ,-S ~.
relenting in his action. Mr: II. N. Fay -
son was superintendent OF tAs school -or
forty-three years. ,..s e--,
assistant superintendent. The ounce Oh
second assistant superintendent was
created. and Mr.. Walter Bowie was eltvt-
ed. Mr. James l. Phippln was ehossIi
secrefarv Mr.. Robert Z. Harris treasurer
Nr THOMAS Il Starke librarian. Mr.
Walter g Mercer chOrister MISS fanihe
power organist. and Miss Mary sheltoh
assistant organist.
The usual service Sunday morning was
dispensed with, ard addresses Wers uS-
Iiyered nv the pastor, Rev. ". *. l..
snitb and Messrs. J. Taylor Ellyson and
- d. Starke on the advisability OF NOV
ing the church uptown ana the eslao ll,, u
80, ,-,s,+ ~ a sinking fund for the new build
ing Ing Mr.. Enyson asked for a contr Z. ~
! ION OF s. 900 then and there. and 80
was quickly subscribed orally, ana a con- con-
| sidorsbla amount was collected IN pledges
80 ceS, when the plates were passed
s ar1T The whole amount certainly
TeecHed g 900. If not more. The churc
has now about $4,000 laid aside FOR The
new building. which will eventually pe
out up at the corner OF Franklin aho
/ Adams streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
ALMOST N MAJESTIC.
THE STATE FUNERAL or NELSON
DINoLEY YESTERDAY.
ENSU CROWDS ATTENDED.
The President. Ills Cabinet, Menu
hers OF the supreme Court m"
Rcnrc.eu,,tsvc. OF the Diplomatic
Cornx Prcsent-sin,pie Services.

WARRINGTON. January i6.-A state
funeral. almost majestic In its impress
slvenoss. was given the late Representa-
tive Nelson Dingiey at noon to-day in the
House Of Representatives, where he so
long had been such a commanding figure.
The president. his Cabinet. distinguished
men from the diplomatic corps. members
~ the Supreme Court. Senate and House.
and prominent men in military and civil
ufo were ranged about HIS bier on the
floor OF the hall. while the galleries. TO
which admission could be obtained only
bv card. were occupied by the families Of
those who sat upon the floor and other
prominent personages invited to be pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
THE RACES IN NEW ORLEANS.
Gath Was the only winning Fnvo-
rite-The Events.


NEW ORLEANS. LA. January IL
Forty-sixth day Crescent City Jockey
CIl0's meeting Weather clear; track
muddy. Gath was the only winning ia
vorite.
First race-selling. six furlongs-Gath g
20 ID won. Jim Gore @ 10 I and 10 y Sc
cond. Aunt Maggie co 10 y third Time
1851
S-cond race-selhng. one and three-six-
teenths Of a mile-Ned Wicks a 10 u won
Tenderess a 10 l and s 20 - second. May
Droit % 20 y third. Time. 1:42 -
Third race-selli1g. one and one-hali
miles SCHOOLGIRL % to p won. Friar John
b TO and 8 10 81 second. Annie Taylor
d0to 81 third Time. 2:43 81.
Fourth race-handicap. one mile-Dr.
Vaughan q 10 u won. Lady Callahan o
10 ! and > 10 i second, Loterer q TO y
third. Time, 1:i6 Il.
Fifth race-selling. seven furlongs-Sar-
atoga % 70 y won. Tortugas @ TO l and
even second. Sedan @ to p third. Time.
81 -
sixth race-selling. six furlongs-Monk
Wavman t6 70 - won, Mamie Davis g %
and . 10 u second. Lone Princess 90 20
u third. Time. lis II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
:, Leo. clubs Anniversary banquet

rho members Of 81. Leo's Caihesnc S Az.
VIII esiSS' ~ the organization with pan
n,,ct which viii BE served N 10 ,,o Mt The
Hall Covers Mn be met il'i last sf' night and
il--s.,eed FOR the anaiI c,,,,, racs,vaa
me f irs's annual holy communion IN =
ooay Sunday morning at we're ae0f tor,ySe
NaIys e9 nlrss, and naft the scene presented
members pN ~ ;rnr,ressiye one Very Rev
.as iH wSi,llbaid o. :. -. the spiot'Y,ai1
setor of the club de NE eeeas 9S -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
GENERAL MARKETS.
NEW YORK PRoDucE Market s1c,,.-

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
SITv YORK. January l6--Fiour-Mode-
rarelv active and steady.
rive Flour-Sieady
Ruckwheat Flour-Duli.
Rnckwheat-Quiet AT Sc-
Rye"ouist: No. 2 eit.ls5c.
pDs.Io~EEasy: mating. Ssasiitc
Barley Malt-Steady. -, I'D sx.6
whea,-Spoa s desSsd s sfner on on cables
S:sS III Russian shipments. The duli
an1 sns hnwever.. prompted realizing ana
y sub Subsequent decline took place win the
Visible supply increase. small clea ia,s 81
sna Night export trade added points us %
weakness. Near the close prices r@i''eN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
COURT ORDERS.

VIRGINIA IN THE cHANCEhf
coTTRT OF THE CITY OF RiCh-
MOND, THE 2D DAY OF JANUARY.
harrison arr Robertson and Jackson Guy.
Executors,
Robert Robertson and others.
DECREE.
II appearing 10 the Court that a tepVito "a
- erfounts OF Harrison Robertson ana
f.cl,son CIV. executors OF Elizabeth =.
WaIer deceased and an account OF ths
febts and demands against the estate ei
Tho aid elizabeth &. Waller. nave D.sH
Nod i'm the office OF this court. 20 VII;
On he 2fth day OF December. ~ anu
,bat more than one year has elapsed since
IN modification of the said eNecutots'
~, motion Of the Sheiterlng Arms nos
ritai ~ the city OF Richmond. one ot tne
isoataes under the will OF the said bnza-
hetb &. Waller, dec/lsed, the 'NuIt uos'
adiudge order, AMI. lefFee tni1 tr. ~, -
,oSs ~ the said Elizabeth G. waller ne-
ccssed do show cause on TUESDAY tac
IN dav OF February lss', psioir . .nis
.o,trt against the payment and dthNsIg
80. stale OF the said testatrix 70 her
ie0esees. II Is ordered that COPY o. inls
n-fer bs published once week TOT TOUR
'.,,-.essive weeks In the Richmoni DIS
-,atcb a daily newspaper pubhshea ~ inc
In ~ Richmond. and posted ~ the iront
do9r ~ the courthouse OF the huaungs
cC,rt 81 the CITY Of Richmond. on the
inst Mondays in January and FeDruary'
1888.
= CHARLES o. sAvILLE. Clerk
ro.kso1 CIV .. a. ia 5-Tutt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
RICHMOND LIVESTOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. January 10. ne.
Receipts: Cattle, :" neaa. shs'p ~'1
eaias. cattle. 80 head: sheep and lamos'
4o1 head: hogs. 100 head.
Prices: Cattle-Best, ~ to &C. gross; me
dunn 10 good. 3 Ia 70 l-ic. gross; COM
mon 10 fair. 70 &c. gross nuils, Y ~
hogs. $50 10 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
c,,r,c,L STAGES ARE OVER
o,is's Reassuring Ie'e
from Manila.

WASHINGTON. ID. G. '1nu1 90
-, otis was heard from again 70
day from Mariia. and the eon.' a. 70 the
cs5,esran we're so reassurin ,so a. The of,-
ss,mafion there and at lie'i 1,. ~ without
elals here have come 70 - ia statement
auestlVh M ;,,caI stage Is past. ana that
ihat 'ns or,rol OF the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. January 10. 1873.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, % 70
70 mixed. s. 10 nc. shortberry, 8 10
7-c. No red. nc. COrn-White new. II
10 pc: Virginia. white. bag lots ODD ~
10 pc: No. white, &c: No. white 40 10
slc'. No. . mixed, 40 20 4lc.; No; mixed.
90 Oats-No. mixed, 32ic.; No. mix
ed, ga 70 sc; winter seeo' % 10 NC nv
- 10 6lc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
,,.n Of catholic knights.

r,s state Council OF Cath enS,n nS,s' al
S ASaie1H Hall today a. n SoRe fe Peters
-ststlyes from Norfolk ho;n'S and Rich
.ar~. old Point. Por'sH'sVerrJ John Quinn.
aoaa will b pI gsssiden,' Mr. j: G. ca I:
:srs o. Of Of Norfoik sscrsiS%r ,y,,pa,s hotel
.stasring wlll b. held a. N"'U"'
eo-night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
,,c,,uoxn TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, Va. January 20. -
Private sales reported were as ioiio~s;
Fillers. hogsnsads; smokers, ness
heads. leaf DARK. IA hogsheads. Total
nurohsr OF hogsheads sold during the day.
C e,..,,
Cranshaw's. Shockoe, and Stonewall
warehouses will all have loose sales to-
morrow (Tuesday).
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
VIEWED TIE REMAINS.

some Of them. like a delegation from
the New York Chamber Of Commerce
had come from a distance 20 pay their
last tribute Of respect 10 the dead states
man. The casket was placed on bier in
the area in front Of the marble rostfun
OF the speaker and for an hour the pub
lie which would have no opportunity 10
witness the official ceremonies later, was
allowed to view the remains as they lay
in state. Thousands of people streamed
through the main door, passed the casket'
and eazed upon the calm, serene features
Of the dead during that hour. Some could
with difficulty, be Induced by the ponce
TO move away from the casket.
FLOWERS AND DECORATIONS.
The decorations of the hall were simple
but strikingly beautiful, and there WAS
a profusion OF flowers. The services were
conducted by the Rev. 5. VI. Newman Oh
the First Congregational church. OF TINS
cir,. assisted bv Rev. DR.. Couden, chap
lain OF the House. 1t was a very simple
service.
DIR Newman's eulogy of the dead states
man was touching and beautiful. Nhel
Rev. Newman delivered the benedlctoh
the entire assemblage arOse-the gallerie
as we'll as those on the floor Presiden
Mckinley. in passing out paused "hii'
he gazed sadly at the features OF his dea
friend When all had departed. save IN
members Of the House. Mr.. Boutele. o
Maine. moved that the House adjourn
n further mark OF respect. The motio
/ was adopted. and. accordingly. at -
| Z. NJ. the Speaker declared the Nous
/ adjourned.
BODY VIEWED BY HUNDREDS.
The body lay in state In the nan {
/ the House until shortly before the tim
( for the departure Of the special trai
which is 20 convey the remains and part
10 Lewiston. 1t was then taken 10 N
PENNSYLVANIA station, whence the ral
departed at 410 =. NJ. over the Pennsy
vania road. as the second section OF II
Congressional Limited The train COZ
sisted OF four Pullmans ana baggage
car. one Of the cars was occupied by u
family and the Others by the remaind'
Of the party. the joint commission OF u
House and the Senate. the officers OF u
House. and a delegation from the Me
chants and Manufacturers Board
Trade. OF New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17

again epidemic. Every pre-
la Grippe ~ taken 10 avoid H. It's
sau.iSn s sa is one-Minu's Cough cure
The t ses eo,ss and all lung troubles Plea
SAINT 10 the tss'e-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
DANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

K0slI-ElEiN anu LltA ti'h-' -
barrels; receipts, $50 barrels
pANyILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
DANYILLE, VA. January lS--tspecial.t
ono,ations: Wrappers-f ancy, SonxS:
GOOD xtaSlO; medium. xgHx0; common.
sssSsso Ifliers-GoOd. pHfl0 common.
<tz5sS Cutters-Fancy. Sl2as2, smokers.
s,,5xs 90. exports. Sll1Sz0; nondescript, s-y
Fpr-rERsBURG TOBACCO MARKET
pETERSBURG. January lS.-tSpecaL,--
Market very quiet. with light recelpts alo
ssies ouotations unchanged, as roi-
lor.s. Common 10 medium lugs, N.So0
81 70. good 10 fine Jugs. SaS50; poor snort
leaf xQSl; fair 20 good short zeal: Sgs'
medium 10 good Wrappers. s.9vgsi-, sooe
- &C. wrappers. A4dt20: medium 70 GOOD
shi n5i $3.50 SO; good to fine shippins'
si- fssPi-FFoLK PEANUT MARKET.
SUFFOLK. VA. January B.-tSpec'sI,
Hand-picked. fancy. lie; extra. 800:
Virginia shelle1, No. J., Sl-tc-; 30 :, -
exfra large AZ: spanish snelled 10, =.
&C.: farmers goods, 2l-zc'; spahish' !" ="
&C per busheL ...,,,, ,rApErr.
| NORFOLK, VA, January lo.-''pa.
Peanuts-Farmers' market nm, .r r,,..'
2l-Zc; strictly prime, l-st s-o-'' g. nish
/ LIN common grades. Ste npahssn
/ nuts. - lie. The Gemahp i"i az
at present Is good. .x.DDr,t.
| PFTERSBURG PEANUT MAhhEi;
/ PETERSBURG. January is.-'spsolA' o..
Virginia Peanuts-Strong al -7ze-7s0' '''
| GOOD stock. Spanish strong az 20; ,>r-,-
| PETERSBtrRG COTTON MAnnE,'>
prTERsBrRG. January is.--tSpeeiaL'-
,.l,,e,'- -t-irrn al 5iLA55.c. for good lots.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-17
rsr rrcaLKcE OF syrup OF Figs

= 3D.. no, only to the originality and
) ,oU. ~ Of the combination, but also
- ~, care and skill with which It is
N.,.f,ctured by scientific processes
- ~ the CALIFORNIA Flo SYRUP
,slv. and We wish 20 impress upon
he Importance of purchasing the
-, and original remedy. AS the
zine Syrup Of Figs is manufactured
,,ne CALIFORNIA FgG SYRUP Co.
I'll a knowledge Of that fact will
~, one IN, avoiding the worthless
s-rs,ions manufactured by other par
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tte name Of the Company guaranty
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EDUCATIONAL.
co the P1i ;1soSt 70, Bows

has room for a very limited
number OF boarders for the cur
rent school year. Situated on the
Homewood Estate. Perfect sani-
tation. Ample playing fields.
Classics, Mathematics, English.
Modern Languages, Natural SCI
ence, History. Drawing, Modelling.
and Regular Gymnastic Training.
Circular on application to Frederick winsor,
Head Master, Country School Tor BOYS,
Baltimore, Maryland.
~ 2 ca --,tE-TffSrl
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AT oCENTS.

AT 10 CENTS.
The very best wearing Collars
made-shapes and finish OF the
25c skind-and Cuffs to match the
Collars at 15c. pair.
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AT AS CENTS.

A handsome lot of Mems Scarfs,
that were 75c., 81, and sl25.
Every shape represented.