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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
THE ROAD QUESTION.
EorroR CLlScu Valley News:
Dear sir

needed improvements ON the court
house, and doing nothing for the
county roads.
Now, by your permission, /
would like to ask the people of
JeflersOnville district, four uues-
tiOnS:
But first, want to say right
here, that the money that has been
spent on the courthouse could not
have been used for road purposes,
and, too, 1t did not have to be
borrowed, but was surplus de.
rived from the county levy, and
every dollar OF iC will be paid with
out any increase in the county
levy. Now as to the questions:
|. How many miles of road in
JeiIcrsonville district!
2. How many bridges and cul
vcrts III the district!
). How much money derived
from taxation is there TO keep
these roads and bridges in re.
pair!
IL How many people, (kickers
especially can answer the above
questions!
AS to those who canno. answer
the questions, | Will try and do so
for thcm:
Now, We have about 200 miles of
public roads.
Second, about eighty bridges and
culvcrts.
Third, between eight and nine
hundred dollars-aboul four dol.
lars to the mile.
This is not guess work. but
facts, having had nearly four
years of experience, and having
Travelled over every mile OF road.
and crossed every bridge in the
district, that was crossablc, (somr
hat to go around, and people are
going around some to-day. for
wanto OF money to fix thcm.)
What b st to do, | don't know.
| viii leave that question to older
and wiser heads than mine, bat it
Is evident that something will
have to be done, and that soon. or
there Will he no roads in II greater
portion Of the district. AS to the
condition OF the roads. | will not
speak farther, now, for they speak
for themselves. Ii Won don't he.
ilcNc ii, just get on your horse one
OF these fine days and take the
rounds of oar district, and try
them.
!his much | viii say. and ihal
Is, most OF The roads on DRY Eor,.
Crock"it' > Cove, liurscprn Cove.
a portion of Thompson Valley and
Poor Valley, have been located
III ht along the creeks, and Il good
portion of them in the creeks. and
no amount of money that can he
put on them can make them II
permanent road, for every little
ireShct that comes washes them
away, and as your correspondent
III ThompSon'S Valley says, YOU
had as well throw the money in
Town branch, for all the good if
does.
Thompson's Valley, oh, my!
where the roads are SO narrow
that every body have to go to mill
the same day, I would suggest hat
steps be taken to have the road
double tracked, or else put in Il
telephone exchange, Jour tclc.
phone man, G. G.. Long, will do it
cheap They have no idea how
much trouble and loss OF time it
would sac them, for they are con
>lanilI having collisions, and pos
NIhiN " few knocks between the
drivers as 10 who will pull down
The fence and drive ont nto one of
those broad bottoms and let the
otherpass.
Now, i'll conclusion, wish to
thank the eople for their hearty
support, and us they SAW fit 10
elect me twice for, ais i deem il.
one OF the most Important Offices
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17

We are requested to announce
Il. II. George a candidate Tor re
election to the Office Of CIerk'ol the
County Court of Tazcwell county,
election 18th Thursday in May. 1899.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17

Total $99,G60
And now another commission il
to he appointed to investigate Gen.
Miles charges that 'nwholeaome
beef was issued to the army.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17

We are authorized to announce
James IL. Wiltcn candidate for
the office of Clerk of Circuit Court
of Tazcwell County. Election the
Fourth Thursday i'll May, 1899.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-02-17
The Undicdtion of Aiqer.

"a '..:i. l.l;'s .,nn IS ion to in
ycstigate the charges of misconduct
of the war with Spain has done its
work of whitewashing, and we are
told that "Alger has been vndica-
ted after an examination of mum, T.
Gus army officers.
OF course there were some irrep
ularitles resulting from necessity
and inexperience. etc, etc, but CAL
ger is yindicated,' that's enough.
In order to vlddicate Aiger the fol-
lowing amounts have been expended:
Salaries, ninc commissioners,
1873 days, at $40 day .. 1874, $40
Allowance for expenses
$40 IL day. 1920
Railroad fares, Pullman, etc. 5000
Rental of hall for holding
hearings. 5000
Clerk hire, Stenogrdphers,
messengers, printing testi-
mony, preparing and print
ing report 80. $4,000
salary of secretary ....... 1900
Salary of recorder and an
army officer. .... 900
Livery bill 500
lncidentnIs. ............. 5000
Expense of bringing witness
before commission -. 10, 900
Total. ............... s99,G6o
nd nnu. nnothnr nn..;..;
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
IN Gcnrgn lnaIIs.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA. Feb. le -
Spceial.-Mrs owens. wife of Rev. w.
W Owens was paralyzed at his home iD
King George county.
The announcement .s made Of the pros.
pective marriage OF Mr. r. y. GAY le. Jr,
Of Stafford county 90 Miss Nellie Pratt,
daughter ~ Mr. Alexander Pratt II
King George county the ceremony a.
take place at flefchcr's chapel IN 'he
latter county ON February 18th.
Miss Laura Berry. who died al her
home Ia King George county this week
had reached the advanced age Of eighty
two years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
PETERSBURG COLD.
The Assessment of the Commissioners
Must Stand.


PETE 2SBURG. VA. Feb 1O-special
The weather last night and to-day is
the coolest since the year 1888. Al u
O'Clock this morning the thermometer
registered degrees above zero. ana at
1:t5 o'clock this afternoon 10 was 10 de-
grees above.
In the case of John r. Turner against
the Richmond. Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad Company excepting t0 the as
sessed value OF property belonging 10
Turner I'm Petersburg, the Hastings Court
to-day refused iO set aside the report OF
the commissioners.
There We're no cases before the mayor
this morning.
Mrs. d. c.. Potts relict Of the late Col
ID. O.. Potts. who az one time Was post
master Of Petersburg died this morning
az an early hour after prOtracted Ill
ness. She was eighty-tnree years of age
and much beloved by all who knew her
The case against Frank shears colored.
charged with breaking into the dwelling
house Of Mr.. VIM Ellis, in Prince George
county, was called for trial iu he county
Court yesterday but on account OF 4D-
sence OF witnesses the case Was cnntn-
ued until the March term.
The Virginia club will give german az
Library Hay tonight ......,.o
Efforts are again being made 10 secure
options on the pesnut-clcanius factories
in Petersburg, with the view of combin-
ing them I'm the great peanut trust. MI
W. f. Weatherly. Of New York. is cx-
pected 10 visit and confer with the Pet
ersburg cleaners lie Was here some
months ago. m promotion of this scheme
and then secured options on some of Che
factories. but the time for these options
expired.
Mrs. Theresa j.. widow of Charles T.
Williamson. died at her residence. here.
Yesterday from consumption. aged 6b
years Airs Williamson was MISS Ash
brooke. OF Chesterfield. Her husband
died only few weeks ago and OF a large
family Of children only two sons survive
her.
Mrs. L. u. Stringer died Yesterday
morning at her husband s. residence. ON
Canal street. Of pneumonia She leaves
two children one Of whom Is ID OF the
same disease.
Mir r. b. shelburn well-known ciu-
zen. has been confined 90 his bed by
sickness for several dovs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
WILL IMPEACH
JUDGE NORWOOD.
No Decision as to the Change Of
Time of Voting,
BILL TO CREATE A NEW COUNTY.
Lawyers Assemble to Form State
Bar A-sociation-Supt. Day VIII
Fight the New Penitentiary hi
rectory-Cannot Remove Him

RALEIGH n. c.. Feb. l0-Special.-
The Judiciary Committee as to the case
of Judge Norwood stood fifteen for i'm
parchment and six against it when the
vote was taken last night.
At the Democratic caucus last night
the proposed election law was discussed.
II is not set decided that The time for
the election VIII be changed from No
vember to August. although that is the
present proposition.
The bin To make the new county OF
scotland passed the house yesterday by
a vote OF S5 10 Is
LAWYERS from all over the state met
here tonight 10 form state bar AS
societiOn.
Thc cold wave reached here m earnest
last night. The thermometer registered
nine degrees above zero this morning.
with the promise OF stiii lower hsure
for Tonight. ,, ,,
The different dispensary bill before
the LEGISLATURE have attracted great
deal of attention.
SURPRISES PROMISED.
The Republicans say that when ihs
constitutional amendment regarding the
franchise comes up In the Legislature,
thar they have some surprises Tor the
Democrats I'm the form Of amendments
The Populists generally VIII vote LOT
the amendment that VIII come from lne
committee
Marshall A. West. the solicitor for the
western district wants the place that
Judge Ewar, failed TO get He Is mere
WORKING Goo that end.
The new directors Of the peniteniiary
mel here to-day All We're present
Superintendent Day still SAYS they can
not Dust him. bat they viii do their
best.
GOLD MEDAL.
Mr. George Vanderbilt. Of Biltmore,
viii give "a gold medal 10 the Asricul-
tural and Mechanical student who shows
the greatest proficiency IN Judging STOCK
There has been s2so 90 subscribed for
the building Of a cotton mill % manuiac-
ture canton flannel Mr.. Cane. or
Greensboro. is the one pushing the mat
ter There g. no such cotton mill in the
South MT cane has said II trusts are
shut out Of the state. he will move his
business elsewhere.
The bin 10 allow insane and inebriate
Crotan Indians 10 be cared for In the M
sane ASYLUM here IN Raleigh. mas passed
both branches and is now law.
They will be cared for in separate
wards
The Agricultural Board has advertised
for bids Tor big annex for the museum.
Before the bids were opened yesterday
a bin was passed taking the power from
the Agricultural Board OF erecting
buildings
SCHOOL BOOK FIGHT
The school book fight Is on again The
A.a n
ing Company and the b. r Johnson Book
Company of Richmond. all We're repre-
sented before the Educatl onal Committee
last night.
Mrs. Davis the wife Of Representative
Davis Of HYDE county died here yester-
dav morning NJ acute pneumonia. after
only n few days illness She came here
with her infant 10 nurse Mr.. Davis who
had the grip He IS still very il
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

PORT BERMrDA HrNDhtD. FEB'
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens AND Other Matter.

Interesting Facts About Richmonds
Citizens and Other Maitcr-.
DR. A. J. Cabem ~ Norwood Nelson
comfy. is no Fori's Hotel
state senator a. d. Flood. of Apo
,natfox and judge. George j. Hundle3i OF
Amelia are al Murphy 5.
"A called meeting of the Board of Mama
..... of the Homcop1thc Free bispcn-
-nry viii Boz held to-day az ll.1 a. NJ. al
the pi-pensary
Motion for Judgment was instituted in
tb. Law and Equity Court yesterday AZ
teruolu hy y. W. Bo"e against flh''y
*. McLeLnau for SO.
ON account ot the severe cold weather,
tine Association of Teachers OF Fairfield
Distrlct Henrico county. Will not meet
to-d.v al the county Courthouse, as
was announced
The sub-committee for the Relief Of tne
AN meet at O'Clock tnls
s,or,oor an the city Hall for further
.rnort on its WORK OF revising the iuies
M reelilgti0ns for the government OF lhe
Almsh0use.
freight depot OF lhe At'a.',.S 80, ,i-1i
Tinth and Bank streets a, ~" eloth
d. 49,, 49,, morning The fire was small
..,s caused bv an 0ycrneated stoye-
nine. with damages at g.
4 colored laborcr named John Brown
,rho lives at Lgon hil', ii.nli'o 1vui, >
MlI , work teaTiuB dow ID me ola hulc-
wiiliv tittrir,' The haxhai Mills property
his 49,. sbout noon. fell and broke
ye7,'r""l M. ,ros carried 10 the city Hos
NJ s,,.here he IS being properly cared
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

NEW YORK. Feb. 1D.-The general de-
maud for cotton goods was well main
tanned lut actual business was restricted
nI % scarcely DID ready supplies ln brown
cotton buyers were compelled io tiir-
chase alur. ielsths. seconds. etc. iu ole
Ger i' meet pressing requirements
Ela cned cot toms We're strongly held and
further advance aie looked Ior Print
cloths were strong at -i.c FOR regulars
ana purchases of wide goods at 3i1r. Tor
is-inch $685. ald 900 lc. for %i-lulh. 1~x12s.
PrlHts in good request and strong n
Zone Cotton blankets were selling Well
st the opening advances Wool blankets
were in fair request FOR the season. but
little lower than iast year. Mems wear
wooilcn and dress goods were Boo steady
demand at previous prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
NEW YORK PHoDUcE MARKET

NEW YORK. Fen. FLOUR Dull
/ but fairly steady.
BYE FLouR-Dull' good 20 fair Sg2Jg
LrCKWHEAT FLOUR-Quiet.
BUCkWHEAT-S SLOW 40 $50
CORNMEAL-Quiet yellow western. So
NSlc
HYE-Duu: 80. .. Gpsc.. state rye. 4oc.
nAkLrl- Lasy. western feeding. asa
4Sc., mailing. J6l s061c
BARLEY MALT-Stc1dy. western Guft
zoe.
WHEAT Spot steady. So . red. S8s,c.
OPTIONS opened weak n conseuencue OF
large Argentine shipments later ON rail-
JED on good support but in the last
hour broke as result OF the weather
predictions Closed weak as -c decline.
MAY closed zoo 1Gttc.. July. 17lyc.
tDItN-SpOt firm. SO. % f.3>U45t.c.
options opened quiet but later expert
cuced good advance on covering and
small receipts. easing off finally with
wheat. closed quiet at l.c. met advance;
May closed 400 lJ-c., July closed no 42s.c.
oAIs-spoi firm. 80 . 3jc.
bEEF-Quiet
Gun MEATS Dull
LARD-Elsiei. western steamed closed
600 500. c.tr. 500. Refined easy.
pORK-Elsg
BUTTER irm. western creamery. 1862
"22c. do. factory. 11ac.. Elgns. 30
.mii ion creamery, 150i1c.. state dairy.
EESE-Stcady. large white. 1Oilc
EGGS -Firmer. State and Pennsylvania.
2lI-022c. western fresh 23c. southern,
~ u22c
POTATOES STEADY
Petrol ElM-Duu Refined New
York. So tU
EOSlN- iIeadl
YDBPENTINE-Fir
tOTfON-sEFD OlL-FIrm.
CABbAGE-Stca
'OfFEE-Outions opened steady az un-
changed prices. inactive and featureless.
with weak uudcrtone. following lower
iaFre and Hamburg cables and unsati--
factory Rio and Santos reports. selling
checked Dr increased warehouse dcliy-
cries. no outside speculation and SPOT
neglected. afternoon market stcadier.
closed steady az net unchanged prices.
sales. 1860 bags. including March $3.50.
Nav 5000. Srot-Rio dull. mild uict.
SlfiAk-Raw firm. fair refining.
3 l-lGc. centrifugal. 9G test 5-16c.. moo
Iasses sugar. 9-lCc Refined quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
PROMINENT MAN MISSING.
The'Juiy in the Case nf G. ". TebauIt
Failed 10 Agree.

NORFOLK. VA. FeD. l0-specIal-
W. j. Baxter j.. formerly junior
partner of Judge Edward Spadne a
wealthy and prominent attorney Here l.
missing Ills absence which Is unac-
counted for Is much commented upon.
Alexander A. AtWater lcolored) was
arrested in Portsmouth to-day. hc Is
wanted los the Federal authorities at
Raleigh. y c.. upon the charge OF per.
jury la AN Illicit distiIing case tried
there i'm 1895.
X. X. j Montgomery. Of Mccklenhnrg,
to-day filed applications for the purchase
OF ninety-twO pieces OF Norfolk real es-
tate upon which the taxes appeared de-
linquent
The jury IN the case OF e.. W. Tehault
well known real estate agent OF Norfolk
on trial IN the Corporation Court to-day
failed 10 agree and was discharged Te-
bault was indicted for grand larceny by
the grand jury he having sold for s2o00
a farm which the owners the Imperial
GuanO Company, IL was alleged PLACID is
his hand for sale ar 81 200
VIM. Exton who bought the. farm pre-
ferred charges against Tebault
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
BROOKNEAL SUFFERS DISASTER.
The Little Town on staunton River
Nearly DESTROYED by Fire.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb. l0.-Special--
BroOkneal a small town IN Campbell
county on the f.ynchhurg ana Durham
division OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad. suffered e disastrous are last
night Three stOrehOuzcs. Two ware
houses and the pOStOiiice building We're
destroyed.
The loss IS about as follows: three store
houses and postofiice building belonging
TO j. NJ Lawson. loss s. 900. no insurance.
stock of goods belonging 10 W. /. Waltz.
al, loss IS, 800, 5000 Insurance; stock OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

Hlchmond' Va. Feb 10 1893
No sales OF new dark loose tobacco a.,
the Richmond tNaJ breaks to-day ov'-
ing 90 the severity of the weather
Private sales reported 90 ne eecr,t.r,.
OF tle Richmond Tobacco Trade to.d.t
Wrappers, ] h2sshcad. oilers. e. ie5f
dark. :. luss ldlrh. lj Total 2l hogs
heads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
tprctloIe-Dafk ID hogsheuds and :
tierccs. clnspections-DaTk 10 hogs
heads.
StOnewal. ShOckoe. CrenshaW's Ale
ghany old Dominion and Davenport 8
tobacco warehouses reports to-day: Re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
NANAL srOREs-

CHARLESTON. - g.. Feb. lO-TI-R-
PENrlNE- Market quiet at 4Zc. sales.
none
ROslN-steady and unchanged. sales.
none.
SAVANNAH GA. Fob. 10.-SPIRrTs
or rTRFFNTlNE-F Firm M l2isc.. salcs
273 casks receipts ~ casks
ECslN- Firm and unchanged: sales
none. receipts. . $50 barrels
WILMINGTON. y. a.. Feb iO-spIR-
MS OF TrRpENTINE-Firm an f2i.6
4sc. receipts iO2 casks.
ROslN-Firm at N0a5c.. receipts 5Gl
barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE-Q az 81 n,
az 40. receipts - barrels
TAR-StcduF lt So. receipts. go barrafs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

LIVERPOOL Feb. 1O.-COTTON-Spot
in fair demand. prices steady. American
middline fair 80 3D., good middlus.
3 11-32. middling. . ll-32. low middiing
. 5-32. good ordinary. jl-32. ordinary.
2J-12. The sales of The day were 1900
Dalos. 0f which 1000 were for speculation
and export and included 1000 American.
Receipts. 2lo0O bales. including 23bo0
American.
Futures opened quiet with poor de-
mand. and closed steady. American mid
ding. J. m. g.. Fehruarv. 1"-oiW3 1904
value. February and March. 1s-GfQ
1861. value. March and April. 3 1864,
sellers. April and May. 9 ia-Gid3 2O-Gi.
buyers. May and juno g -D-if13 -l-Gi.
sellers, June ana July 2l-Gi. sellers.
July and August. 2f-GfH3 22-Gf. sellers.
August and September gl-Gl43 22-Gf
buyers; September and October. 3 2f-6f
buyers, October and November. 21-G4
puycrs. November and December Plea
az 22-G4. sellers. December and January
2l-Gf0 3 22-Gf value.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

Atlantic and DanviHe depot will leave
very soon for West Norfolk
Mr. f. G.. Palmer. yOun6 attorney
has located IN EmpOria .
W. NJ. @. Mason. who have resided
here for several years, has teri Tor
Wakefield. Sussux county. whore bee Will
I'm the future reside
commemorative Attorney W. NJ Pow
ell Is quite sick ar his home near En-
Iori1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

PETERSBURG. VA. Feb. l0.-Speei2l
There an. great quantities 81 See IN james
river and the steiner = A. Mccall on her
no trip to-day from Norfolk bad 20 stop
az Claremont
Owing 10 me heavy freshet la the Az
harbOr here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

rbere i. al ihe headQuarters Of NE
..,i,nsSf Police "A gold head taken either
rom rom "a cane or umbrella with the fol,
. 40" ,,ooad are the letters n. c." 1881
wv .1Sar tetfers scratched out: and on
MN W. side are the letters N. Y" Tire
S tns SIS i quite valuable. and was taken
s ,.nu a negro b. Detective Gibson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11


PORT or RICHMOND FOB. 10. 1892
ARRIVED
Steamer Alhemlrle Glover. merchan-
disc and passengers 90 Dominion
Steamship Company. Norfolk
SAILED
Steamer Pocahontas Graves. merchan.
disc and passengers. Virginia Navigation
COMPANY. Norfolk
steamer Ycmas-ec. OMEN. merchan-
disc and passengers Clyde Line. Phils-
delphia.
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. FEB. 10 lNm
ARRIVED
Steamer Peumth Genoa
Bareo Marion Providence.
Schooner General $. y. IerWin. New
York
schooner R. D.. petrgrew Portland
Schooner Kate D.. ogden. New Bedford.
Schooner Marguerite. Boston.
Schooner Childe Harold. Boston.
Schooner " $ Jordan. Boston
Schooner Sullivan LAWN. Boston.
Schooner Levi Hart New Haven.
Barge Alabama Boston.
Steamer Kanawha. Liverpool.
PORT or WEST POINT FEB 10. 1890
ARRIVED
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balti-
more messengers and general cargo
Sfoqmehlp Fim city. haynes. Malta
p0ni river landings. passengers ana gem
oral cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore. Murphy. Balu-
moro. messengers and general cargo.
Steamship Ttm city. Haynes Malta
noni liver landings passengers and gem
oral cargo.
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w. S. Pitcher & Co.,
Marshall and Bowe SIS.
Coal and Wood Of All Kinds.

Call Old Phone 1872. Our for
mer phones, old and new, have
been temporarily disabled by the
weather.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
r,ci,emen, IA JAIN

EMPORIA, VA. Feb lO.-Special. The
iail caught on fire last night causing
much excitement among the prisoners.
INIT the flames were extinsulshed before
much damage was doue.
Mr Douglass, The popular agent of tile
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11
Marriage License.

A marriage license was issued yester-
dan evening io Julian r. Paul and Irene
Iden Jones Mr. Paul Is 4 resident Of
Manchester and Miss Jones t. thu
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Richard n.
Jones, of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

the Continent. 13.ii2 bales: stock. 500 $50
bales.
exports TO Great Britain. 11.6lG bales. 20
France. 1890 bales. 10 the Continent. ~.
fU3 bales.
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
6.gl3.oll bales, exports 10 Great Britain.
2.So9.137 bales 90 France. olf,iSj bales
90 the Continent, 2oio93O bales.
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb 1O.-COTTON-
Futures closed steady. February. So bid
March. 5.Slfi5si. April. |Siif5.sG. MAY.
- SsGa ~. june. 5Dinat2. july. 5.S9n5.u1
August. . 7S15.7O. september jTgnJ.S0
October. 5Sln5s3. November aud De
ccmber IN3N1.ki
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Bows Clothing.

Boys Heavy Checked "a ,simere and
Mixed Melton Suits sizes ~ 10 l.
years. reduced nom $3.50 81 On
10 .....-t .---.-- ......- -.-.-t.
Odd sizes TN Boys Short over
coats and Refers. reduced from $50
10 $50. and from $50 % 20
TO ....... ....... .....-. .....-.. ~
Boys American Blouse suits. % tho
i@ @es5 e iSom (, s,l eo'or.. re- $3.50
silk Velvet Suits. Fancy Vest Suits.
s sa,. i redaeed 1 from SO ' no. $3.50
Military suits. On Navy and Gray.
s ssSsoe .... from .. $50 ,.... to. $3.50
80 Assorted Caps reduced IOC
from l9c fu .................. wv
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Mems Wear.

Mems and Boys Iaundered Percaie
Shirts. attached collars and CUTS, cut
fun sizes. finished with pearl 1Oc
buttons reduced from SOC. to.... o"~
Mems Four-piy Linen Collars, all
good styles uut up ONE dozen IN
package. sizes n 90 llis per IOC
dozen ...... ...... ...... -....+..
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers. re-
inf0rcod seats. FUN sizes. re- INC
duced from SEC. to....-.---.......
Mems Neglgce shirts. made ~ WOW
en- madras white collar band. ] pair
separate cuffs. finished with pearl but
tons. regular price 81. 10 N3 EOr
reduced 20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mems Tan and Black Imported SoX.
double heel and toe. warranted fast
colors, reduced from lsc. I2dc
to-. .....-.. ..+-.--+ +.stttts
Wade a. Butcher Rszors every
razor stamped wade q Butch or
err each in "a separate care. for ~
Genuine Horse Hide Swing StrOp.
the same kind used by BARRIERS, sell
everywhere for 5)cr reduced roc
so ....+... ...---.-- .---.-.. .t-+tt.'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-11

COTTON Steady; middling 7-l6. net
receipts. HN0 bales. GROSS. 500 bales, stock.
30 2ol bales exports 10 the Continent
On bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts, 10 go bales
exports 20 Great Britain, H,O0S bales; TO