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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24

March 20, 1899. I
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has fIed notice Of his intention
TO make final proof In support Of his claim.
and that said proof will Pc raade before the
register or receiver at Santa .Fe. N. M, on
April Is, 1899, via: G. Leon Allison. for the
Ell sw V and " n SEX Of section 3, tp 10 n, r
He names the following witnesses to prove
his c~ontinuou. residence upon and cultivation
Charles W aEner, Nieyes Romero, Diego
Gonzales, James Montoye. OF Santa Fe, N. N.
1AuUuL II. tlTnRO,
Register
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24

Youthful Jmpudence.
The Elder-The older a man gets the
poorer opinion Of himself he has.
The Younger-Well, that IL the way
1t ought to be. -Cincinnati Enquirer.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1899-04-24
FOR EITHER Sc:

Ireland's Pharmacy, sole agent, Sant'
Fe, N. M.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15

CnE1s ~ tie measuring part! IL Al
orieh oyftzge Fr5csT eT=1ing. Ezrrn
II. and have your measure tzksz- Fer
WHAT sse answer 70 tbe gUssii0n in
John, ~.
II you want god lsundry work
doDs te3epbole Bumoeg eight Or take
y0gE package 70 the ETcelsi0- steam
Laundry. LoE prices, gog6 work and
gujck delivery gszraniee5.
Professor KIire, q Chicago, forty
years Photographer. makes fine cab
iDets. 81 PER dozen Duplicates 50
cents d0zeD and OaheT sizes il prDpor-
tlon- IL Vinita Photo car.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15

PtanlEhlnn Lsars Ma. "a. KIP
Nnz hamrnn Ansa nAga1 by VISIT fTpm
w. III Kazkrr. grzs1 chzBns1ler. a.
RHruzL There Hzs wrrk- IN the
RANKS 81 Eare and esqnire- The grand
c4EznreA 8sr ErInoanrss this ln6gs 10
be IN gaod na'n65rsln Dox, and he an
EhcSFaies sD1uessfnl masfing CT the
grand lndgs here. beginning the fssr
Tuesday IN MAJ N8f o1ly Cid
Lie n Pa nes1 Mr. Walker with q
grszl 6saa o. pleasure, bGt besng III
e9sz1r n vel Il xrasd chancez11r. the
newspaper fraternity we1n1Ded him
10 she city wSth ! great 1eal Gf peas
urE- he Il visiting sarh u ihe Gs1ges
d ars accessible tg rzl aDd goas t0
Alton this evening and l6UD0rrr'W has
zn ETEoiatDeri NJ Carenars-
il was IN Mr.. Walkers o6us that A
L Churchill assd 10 play zhsa kid
zElc we reckDs Ind hzs chtEed
ezglDgh EDrD-0zf rlAIsr c9zpoSit501 &c
s5zr1 giDe fsr11gT and had ns1T J
r-Ilti1g 0r1ne ToEel bruke1 cTex hls
back for -pying# his type
Nsrt No0dsy ! Lodge VII be ins1i-
t1te3 al Szralpz b! the grznd chan
e=lloE and al Knights Up and aoEn
TIE Frisco rxil;lssd zre urEs1tlF re-
c0esteza 10 attend EDo assist
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15
Roll of Honor.

For vinita public school for Febru-
AIRY 1899: Willie Mcclure 20, James
Thompson 90, Charlie Prather 90,
Hardin Trott 80, Lloyd Wilber 90, Her
bert DuPree 90, John Sheehan 80,
Jimmie Drew 80, Jessie Smith 90,
Aletha Hale 30, Susie Fabers 80, Hugh
Title 50, Emma DuPree 80, May
Kuhn %, Mable Wright 30, Pearl
Allen 90, Minnie Henderson so, Joe
Langley %. Total enrolment s..
Average daily attendance A.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15
Through Texas.

VIM. Little returned today from a
three weeks sojonrn in southern
Texas. A few days were spent at
Port Layaca,. but the atmospheric
conditions there did not agree with
him. A portion Of the time was spent
at San Antonio. Mr.. Little says D.
A. Frayser is very much improved in
health. The Fl. Worth cattle con-
vention was in progress yesterday
when he left that point.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15
Pro,z t,iIitise.
Fair to night az d THURSDAY.
Sohn Brrd i 81 te sick.


SOhn Bird IL qgi te sick.
Ey. Rztcllr w,snt to Alton last
evening
J.E. skioDer, Of Adair. came up
this msraing.
Friendship bezrth re them. at the
Bee geaelry store.
Nr. Breeding, the Adzir merchant.
Is 10 the city today.
Judge Elbbils and wife drove TO
Miami this morning.
Ben Bogy is interviewing the hard
ware merchants today.
RsF- BEHer is having phone put
In his residence today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lunan Parker left
last evening for St Louis
Lee Dudley is assisting in the gro
cery department at Grsy's.
w. C. Hutchinson and J. T. Hardy
were in from Cowskin prairie today.
Judge Bike Alberty, Of Going Snake
district, is spending the day in yinita.
w. J. Wade ls up from McAlester
visiting the boys at the Jumbo Store.
The Novelty is preparing for a
closing out sale beginning tomorrow.
A. b. Nichols will move in from the
country soon u his residence in the
city.
NethersOle bangle bracelets aod
friendship hearts, at the Bee jewelry
store.
DR.. N. Frazee went 10 Tulsa this
morning onbBiness, TO remain sever
al days.
Tom Adair, the Tahlequah mer-
chant, is in towa today, on his way TO
St. Louis.
Miss Carrie Goodykoontz is assisting
Miss Fayant In the millinery depart
me mt at RatclLff's.
Robt. J. Lunday Miss Edna Emigh,
were married this morning. Mayor
Burlington performed the ceremony.
The Jumbo store has wonderful
music box-cost $500, plays 10000
tunes (quaranteed) and is 10 be given
away.
John Gunter went to Rock Creek
yesterday TO assist fn vaccinatfng 200
head Of cattle for G. D. Gunter and
Sam Frazier.
Mrs. C. L. Harnage returned from
TT. Gibson last night, where she has
been visiting her mother-in-law, who
was III with pneumonia.
Tom Isbell and Joe Kline leave for
New York tonight to enter the Wild
West show. It's mighty poor thing
that yinIta has no part or lot In.
Glen Hayden's son, Clarence, is
sick at his home at Choutean with
meningitis and Dr. Bagby has been
going down each evening to attend
n laeeting Of the Drive Whist
sII 81 have been held tomorrow
lIh Misses Byrd, has been de-
t<kr cause Of the illness Of their
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15
Treat EN- An Alike.

The city marshal has been having
some trouble in enforcing the hog law.
While we insist that officers OF the
law should have the moral support Of
the citizens Of the town. it is also true
that the Law should Be impartially
and fearlessly put in force. upon all
alike.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15
Judgment For S67.

The suit 10 the commissioners court
yesterday between Pat Sbanahan and
Robert Heater, Ell al, was decided in
favor Of Shanahan. 1t was suit for
damages for leaving crop Of corn in
the field all winter and thus depriying
the owner Of the stalks. Shanahan
got damages In the SUM of ts7.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15
Episcopalian.

The Episcopalians are On the look
out for lot for church and parson-
age. On his late visit Bishop Brooke
was very much encouraged with the
prospects Of the work at Vinita and
intimated that be was position to
extend. .substantialaid 10 community
that was able or willing 10 help itself.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15

Please disoonfinus weekly and e11-
tinue The Daily Chieftaiu- writes v
Gray, 9. Cb00Iezu- after giving the
latter j trial The daily c0otzins in
f0rnztion which the ps0p.e just can't
aro,d 70 Nzit q. 2 Whole HHk
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15
For JurrIing with the Scales.

A year ago A. S. Brown, weighmas-
ter at Purcell for the Santa Fe proper
and the Gulf. Colorado & Santa Fe,
was detected in falsifying weights for
couple Of shippers. J. y. Rarick
and d. o. Wilson. Rarick bought
grain in Kansas, Wilson sold it in
Texas and Brown manipulated the
scales at the transfer point, saving
the combine" $40 or sI2 in freight
on each car. At Wichita, Monday,
the three were fined 5000 each under
the interstate commerce law.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15

The Daily Cbieftzin is authorized
10 announce the name Of James s.
Davenport for the snsee Of Mayor, sub
jet 10 the action of the Democratic
primary To be held next Monday, the
zg1t n inst
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15
Nrs. Beatty eoutInues vsry il.

The school election did not at
tract much attention this morning
and it was well up in the day when
the polls were opened. Only 35
votes were cast in the forenoon
but as the day wore on the enthus-
issm increased. Many did not
seem to understand the PROPOSE
ton upon which they were voting
whether to vote for "blsnk" tax
meant against schools or not;tickets
we're finally prepared with FIVE
mills tax thereon and we're gener-
ally voted.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15

Take Laxative beono Quinine tab
lets. All druggists refund money If
il fails 70 cure, zsc The genuine has
L. p. G. On esch tablet wsmay
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15

The order from the interior de-
partment relative to the payment
of taxes and permits has no refer
ence whatever to the Cherokee
country. The reason for this is
that non-citizens we're not taxed
by the Cherokee law, but on the
other hand the permit tax was
paid By the Cherokee citizen and
not by the white people.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15

The White blackberry Qceberg),
Early Harvest, for sale at ssper 100.
ms d&W CAPT. G. Il. TAYLOR,
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1899-03-15

Izlsb 70 inform ny friends
tkas / have control Of the
Singer sew ng machine and
viii bs glad 10 receivs 9 call
apyons ibir king Of buying (,
machine. The notes and /.
accounts Of The Singer Co.
have been t11rpsd over to ne /.
and those wishing TO make /
psyEents can pay or send !,
sane 70 ne and get their !
reesi2ts. /
A. M. BROCK. !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
GIVE 4 DEIIGHTFuL TEA.
successful Entertainment Given by
ST. John's Circle.

81 JOnn = Niififs
The ST. Johns Circle of Kings Daueh-
ters and Sons, assisted by its auxiliary
of charming young ladies, gave a delight
ful tea yesterday evening at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Brown, No.
2s02 east Franklin street
The parlors were tastefully decorated
i'm green and white. while the dining
room was gay with a profusion of cut
flowers. The receiving party consisted Of
the following ladies': Mrs +. j. Craigie,
Mrs. Landerkin. Mrs. George 'rurrie. Mrs.
Wexford Reed. Mrs. William Davies Mrs
s. IT, Beverage. Mrs William Clement.
and Mrs. William Mayer. The last two
ladies We're in charge of the dining-room.
and had d s. their assistants Misses Elise
BoesieuX. Daisy Dickerson. Marie Curtis.
Rosa Gary. and Miss McCurdy
The Mandolin Club played I'm most de-
liehtful manner and Mrs. William Hugh
Owens. Mr. Charles W. Hunter. and Mr..
William Sherwin sang charmiugly. ac-
companied by Miss Rene Sewel ON the
piano Mrs Julian Chandler and Mr.. j.
Harvey Simpson recited with true dra-
matte force The tea was "a great sue
cess.
Among those who called were Misses
BOdcker. Mrs Thomas Starke Mr. and
MIS- Frank Cunningham, Miss Hancock.
Mrs David Richardson. Miss Jessie Bal
ley. DR. and Mrs. Garcin. Mrs. Herbert
Lpscomb. Mrs Franklin. Ms Tom Gun
uingham. Miss Fanny McKcyet. Misses
Angus. Misses Scott Miss Valentine, Mrs.
George Eucer. MIS-. Taliaferro Mrs. Duo
icy Edwards. Misses Gentry. Mrs Charlie
ton. Mrs Colbert Mrs Tompkus Miss
Mary Taylor; Miss Jackson of Peters
burg: Miss Louise Prosser. and Miss Eva
Walsh; Messrs. Habliston. Edgar Fergus
SON. Judge ID. G.. Richardson. AIR. Dudley
Whitehead Mr. s. r.. Beverage. Captain
curtis. Captain Harvey, and Dr. Laurence
Ta1iafarro
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Seats for "The Bride-EIect.-

The lobby Of the Academy OF Music was
a scene Of animation yesterday morning
when the sale of seats and boxes for tho
engagement of the original company IN
Sousa's new opera "The Bride Elect"
opened. A great many seats were sold,
but not enough 20 injure the chances Of
YET getting desirable seats. .
1.-THE Bride Elect" comes horalded with
extravagant acclaim. and 10 is not i'm
probable that &c will be a memorable ope-
ratio engagement. The company includes
Hlda Clarke Alice Campbell, wesley
tombstone. Lola Allen William smith,
Marie Franklin. Charles Goettler, Francis
Brooks. Christie Macdonald, Albert Hart.
Charles Drew. Mabelia Baker, Melville
Stewart. and Harry Luckstone. besides q
complete chorus corps de ballet and -
lat.e orchestra and military band. NUM-
bering I'm all over eighty people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Lexington Notes.

LEXINGTON. Va, January 27-CSp
cialJ-The residence Of the late Mts'
Ellen Cameron. ON jefferson street mas
been sold az public auction by Mt. IL. VI.
Penick. executor. The bidding was quite
lively and the property WAS secured Dy
MIR. William r. Shields FOR the sum OF
x2Ocj which was a fair price.
Mr. warwick G. White has puIchaseo
of Mr. j. 4. Moore. executor ot Mrs. su,
san Gold. the residence formerly occupied
bv her on Washington street. Inc price
paid was $3.50 $780,. ~.
Mr.. Francis r. 4. Junkin, OF New YORK
CITY. who is "a son Of Rev Or. William
= .Junkln and a grandson or the late
JIdge Francis r.. Anderson. Of LeNine-
ton. with whom he spent his childhooi
and for whom he was named, mas beel
hOnored with the appointment or general
attorney OF the AtchisOn railway system.
AIR Junkin was born az Failing Spring, in
this county. and IS a little over 30 years
First-Captain G.. \ Derbyshire, Ser
eeant A. j. Pizzini. and COrporals W. II.
Patterson and X. 3. Hartz, OF Richmond.
hive been granted "a five-days' furlOugh
each from the Virginia Military Institute.
The furloughs were granted on account
ef tho ordering back 20 the school of the
above-named officers for the purpose OF
organizing the fourth class and drilling
them from the 1st OF last September until
the opening Of the school some ten days
later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
sI-FFOLK PEANUT MARKET
ASHLAND.
Meeting of the Teachers Associ"-
tion-OId Physician Ill.

ASHLAND, VA, January T-(Specia)
The Hanover Teachers Association met
to-day in the town school-house here.
Thirty teachers were present. Mr.. I. w.
Daniel principal Of the Graded School OF
this town. presided. Essays ON History
bv Miss Eva Howard and Geography
bv Miss Myers, were read. Both papers
were we'll received. Short addresses were
made by DR.. W. II. Fox. chairman or the
Town School Board; Professor X. r"
Blackwell, Chair Of English, Randolph
Macon college, and Major Norment OK
West Virginia.
The association meets four times a
year. and is q source of much good to It's
members.
Dr. Il. G.. scott, the oldest practicins
physician m point of service in Ashland
is very sick ut his residence here. lie Is
suffering with serious throat trouble.
The Health Committee of the IoWn
Council will issue tomorrow a circular
urging the residents, on account or the
spread of smallpox in Virginia, to at
once have the members Of their families
yaccinated. The circular is I'm the form
of a request 80 compulsory measures
will be adopted as yet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
THE COLE TOURNAMENT TODAY.
First OF the Midwinter Contests on
Lakeside Links This Afternoon.

The first Of the mdwinter tournaments
of the Lakeside Golf Club viii De- held
this afternoon at the clubs grounds.
The feature of to-day's sport VIII be the
fOuTsome tournament -Four prizes Will
bee awarded 20 the two contestants-tW0
for those making lowest score AMI tWo
for those making next lowest score The
golf course is in excellent condition and
the best exhibition that has ever been
seen here Will be- given. The players are
well-matched. and the prizes viii be ho.-
ly contested for.
The tournament will begin az o'clock.
The contest VIII be a medal play Of
eighteen holes. After the play lunch Will
Doe served at the clubhouse The entries
were closed last evening al $ o'clock, and
are as follows. foursome method:
Opposing
Mt II. *. Terry. Mr. Geo Warren,
Mrs Geo. Warren Miss Montague.
Opposing
Mr. VIM TOwnes, Mr. w II. Parrish
Miss Tatum, NJ SO Virginia Hayes.
Opposing
Mr. A. Warwick W. Guy Davis,
Mrs. Levin JOynes Miss Donnan.
Opposing
Mr. r. l. Powers, Mr.. r. II. Meade,
Mrs. A. Warwick Mrs. X. II. Meade.
Opposing
Mr. Levin Joyncs, Mr. G. j. CABOT,
Miss Mary Page, Mrs. G. +. CABOT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Crescent city Races.

NEW ORLEANS, January 27.-Weather
fair: track fast.
First race-sellng. six and half iur,,
lorls-Biu powell IS 10 j won, Ned
Wyekes a. ID . and 10 y second, Iophet
q 10 ID third. Time. l.2ia.
Second race-siX furlongs-Alpina GO 10
ID won. Sedilla q 10 . and o 90 - second
Carlin a 90 ID third. Time l.l6h.
Third racc-selling, mile and SIX
tetnth-Wils0n 6 10 y won, ONnard u5
10 and ( 10 - second, BanquO !. g 10 u
third. Time. l.Jpz.
Fourth raco-HH ndicap, mile and an
eiehth-D0uble Dummy 0l 20 D. won,
Muskadine C. 90 1 and 8 t0 % second, Bas-
Fifth race-sevon furlongs-SimOn n.
q 10 ID won. Governor Boyd 6 90 ! and
8 20 - second, Borden q 10 y third. Tine
1919.
sixth racc-mi.e and "a siXtcenth-ln-
nan1mator q 10 ID won, Sadie Levy az
10 1 and 10 - second, Royal Dance 6
To ID third. Time. 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Imnroring the WnII>s.

Colonel John w Richardson. Register
Of the Land once and Superintendent
OF buildings and Grounds in the Capitol
Square. had a gang OF men working yes
torday on the walks I'M front of the
State Library building.
Ever since the building was erected the
heavy rains have been washing the slope
OF the front terrace. cutting away the
earth and preventing the grass from
growing Colonel Richardson hit upon
the plan OF having cutters made along
the walks i'm front Of the building lead
ing 10 the steps where underground
terra Gotta pipes viii convey the water
down TO the sewers. This will afford pro
lection 10 the slopes Of the front terrace.
which Mr. Richardson is going to have
covered with new sod In the course Of a
few weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Joseph T.. Glenn and wlfe
TO r. j. Allen p feet on west side fede-
raj street. between Richard and Christian,
N5c
Selma Prlddy. William y. Andrew
Sarah y. and Joseph Williams. Hattie
and John r. Carter. and William and
James Hayes TO Eliza a. Francis, 81 Ia
feet on east side Pine street between Al
bemarle and Spring. upon condition that
the said Eliza A. Francis shall pay all
delinquent taxes and all taxes 20 become
due on said property during the life Of
Selma Priddy. and then. after reimburs-
ing herself out of said property for same,
will divide residue OF proceeds between
the children Of William Priddy, deceased,
Il
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Rosln-steaay and unchanged. sales.

Rosln-steady and unchanged; sales
none.
SAVANNAH. GA. January T.-Spirlts
of Turpen tine-Firm at N1zc.; safes 0''
casks: receipts. Zj3 casks. .,,o
ROsin-Firm and unchanged; sales, ''i''
barrels: receipts. 1914 barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. G.. January r.
Spirits OF Turpentine-Firm at 49fHc.'
receipts, 90 casks.
Rosln-Firm at sOa95c.; receipts, 1910
barrels. .,..,.
Crude Turpenune-Flrm at $.35gs2.iQ;
Tar-Steady at Sl10; receipts. i3l barrels.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. January 26-rhe market for
cattle to-day was active, so Tar as goOd
droves were concerned. at strong prices,
there being the usual scarcity Of the bet
ter class of heavy matursd beeves. The
common and poorer quality were not par
ticularly active, and most sellers called
prices for such 5QlOc. lower. Fancy cat-
lie brought sSdss 30; choice steers, N6Vn
&e5. medium steers. $685.: beef steers,
SiuS4g0: stOckers and feeders. $500 slt2.
bulls. S2T54SLB; cows and helters, $.5Ow
81. western-fed steers. A.lgQ @.9. lcNas
steers. S3gOQs52 % calves. s. 5oliSl Inc
sunni Of hogs exceeded the demand. and
sales ruled Sc. lower. Fair 70 cholce'
s.. 1855, packing lots, SONS.lVi mixed,
s. 50n20i3. butchers. @a5H @.N' hSnls'
50. 4jHS.72ia. pigs SOpN %. ConpeulIVi,
I
prices advanced a point inferior 10
choice sheep brought 2.s0dSL1; ewes,
Sif0TN3 SD: vearling wethers NnSleO;
western lambs A650Si90; fee r., $3.50
$75 Receipts-Cattle. 1000 head' hoss'
1000 head. sheep 400 head.
DANVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.
/ DANV1LLE. VA. January Z7.-(Special)
| The demand for an grades OF tobacco
/ has been active, especially sought AFTER
| being wrappers and smokers or the better
| class. Quotations are as follows: Wrap
| pers-Fuucy Si0d SO, good &e4SW; me
/ dium S20d $50. common, SljdS20 Filters
] Fine. Sass: good. S5n s.. common. $HS5.
/ Cutters-Fine Ns0 SIS, good. $l3uSlS; COM
mon, G5ou$l0. Smokers-Fine. $500
| Sl2 30: good %.500S9.5J. common. $3.50
| $3.50 Nondescripts-G 3q$LJ0; com
/ mon. $2u&.
PETERSBURG TOBACCO MARKET.
PETERSBURG, January Especially
/ Market firm with liberal offerings and
good demand for all desirable grades. QUO
| tatiOus: Common 20 medium Tugs 81 J0p
| g 80. good to- fine Tugs. S3.J0U S., poor short
! leaf S}4Si fair 10 good short leaf. Si501p
Sc: medium 10 good wrappers, WaN2;
! good 10 fine wrappers. NtufE50. medium
| to good shipping S.50QN0; good to fine
shipping, Sl25ouSl6
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
NORFOLK. VA, January H.-(spocial)
| Farmers market; fancy &c.; strictly
! prime. L|ft.t IillNff -"4Asf l'iAAAyht AA'AtN
! 6Tering: Spanish. TIC. bushel Advance
caused by scarcity Of Smelling stock
Fancy peanuts. 3 IL
SUFFOLK PEANUT MARKET
SUFFOLK, VA, January H.-(Speciall
! Hand-picked. fancy, lie; extra, 3 Sic.
! Virginia sheled No. L., 3 l-4c.; NO. = &c
extra largo. &C.; Spanish shelled. No. l
| &C.: farmers goods, l-2c.; Spanish, % u
60c per bushel.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MAkkhl'
PETERSBURG. VA, January. L.-tSpe
! cfalD-Nirginia peanuts nominal MARIE
unsettled: Spanish firm at Soc.
PETERSBURG COTTON MARKET
PETERSBURG, VA, January H.-tSpe
ialD-Cotton-Firm at 6isc. for good lots
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
SERVICES nj 81. Andrew's.

Mr.. J. r. Matthews, OF oxford. Eng
land will hold q series Of services In 81.
Andrews Hall. ON Beverly street. near
Laurel. beginning sunday morning az IL
o'clock Both car limos pass the door.
The services during the week viii be
at s L. NJ
An afternoon Sunday school will also DO
begun i'm the beautiful new Sunday-sohool
room OF ST. Andrews church AZ 800
o'clock Sunday. This school will ho con-
Quoted on the mission plan, ana u Is
believed that It will supply great need
in that neighborhood. II will p. open TO
an corners. Mr.. Stuart NJ Woodward Will
be the superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
Testimony Of the Monuments.

The Second Baptist church congrega-
ton was charmed on last Sunday evening
by Rev W. W. Moore. ID. b.. OF Union
Theological Seminary. Dr. Moore deliv-
cred the first of series Of lectures on
Testimony Of The Monuments These
lectures are very attractive as well as
exceedingly instructive. All who wish an
evening of genuine enjoyment and I'M
struction are invited TO hear them. Or.
W. r. J.. smith. the pastor, and the en-
tire congregation join I'm extending 20 the
general public "a hearty invitation 20 DO
present tomorrow evening. Services be-
Gin az S o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-28
vaccsnating stations Established.

vaccination stations have been estab-
Ushed al 20 west Broad street. and over
HaReman's drugstore, corner Of Seven
toenth and Broad streets. Dr.. A.. -.
Grelner has been appointed to the first
station. III Ill, -
CONNECTED before the middle Of February.
although every effort will be made 10 get
e. yacciuatlon. the physicians are 70
rosl<e "a second trip 20 inspect the arms of
,,o,fies inoculated which considerably in
crnnsos their Work.