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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-08-31
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81. 1899.
JACKSON AND FAULKNER
Ordered TO be Brought Back to Vance
County Jail.

f. n. Jackson and T. n. Faulkner
who were committedto Jail here on the
charge of breaking into the store of
S g. Satterwhite. at Gillburg, and
who were afterward removed to Wake
COUNTY Jail. are to be brought back.
The following which is taken from
the Raleigh Post of Tuesday explains
the case:
Justice Walter Montgomery, of the
Supreme Court, yesterday granted the
writ OF habeas corpus in the case OF Thos.
\. Faulkner and f. y. Jackson OF Vance,
and ordered their removal from Wake
county to the Vance county jail.
The two prisoners were arrested near
Glllburg, in Vance county, some weeks
ago on the charge OF robbing the post
office at Gillburg and a store at that
place. The Sheriff was afraid their friends
might attempt to Iberate them, and he
secured permission from a Justice of the
peace to remove them to Wake jail for
safe keeping. This was done.
The prisoners, through their counsel,
Mr.. T. NJ Pittman, alleged that their re-
moval to Wake county Jail and deten-
ton here are illegal and they asked that
they be taken back to the common iai! OF
Vance county, to which they were origin
ally committed
Mr.. L. 7. Hicks, who represents the
other side, was not present, but wrote
Judge Montgomery and asked that the
prisoners be continued in confinement in
Wake Jail.
Judge Montgomery held that the
prisoners were not legally committed to
Wake Jail and ordered their removal
back to the county Jail in Vance. The
prisoners agreed not to bring any suit
against the sheriff for their confinement
here.
Now is the season when the small boy
fills himself with green fruit, which in
variably leads to cramps, diarrhoea or
dysentery. Ii parents are prudent, they
will have a bottle of Pain-killer, ready
for such summer emergencies. Avoid
substitutes, there is but one Pain Killer,
Perry Davis. Price 25c. and SOC.
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The car attracted considerable at
tention and the goods will receive
still more favorable comment when
they sre placed before the public by
those to whom they are shipped.
Mr.. Shannon is justly proud Of his
excellent sales this season and GER
tainlv he has cause to be. He repre-
sents a good house and the only
thing small about their goods is the
small price at which they are sold.
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For Sale.

My residence on SOuthal avenue in
Henderson. Apply to
j. J. LOCGHLIN, JR..
80 South Street,
Durham. y. T..
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To Cleanse the System

Etiectnally vet gently, when costive or
bilious, to permanently overcome habitual
constipation, to awaken the kidneys and
liver to a healthy activity, without irrltat-
ing or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of Figs,
made by the California Fig Syrup Co.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-08-31

Many golden opportunities have hpen
lost by those who suffer from rheumatism
BY taking Rhcumacide now they will
be permanently and positively cured.
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Commencing with train 403 ieav-
ing Portsmouth Saturday, June 18th,
through sleeping car service will be
established by the Seaboard Air Line
between Portsmouth and Charlotte,
instead of Chester, as heretofore.
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The Nobbiest thing in Hats is Barnes
Special All shades and sizes-soft
goods. Look at them.
BARNES CLOTHING STORE
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Every owner Of a foot ought to be
interested in the advertisement of
SheldOn's Foot Rest and Toilet Pow
der, which appears in this paper.
The thing you need for tired feet and
prickly heat. Relieves swollen, ten
der feet, prevents excessive moisture,
and makes walking easier. If not to
be had of your shoe dealer send 25
cents to J. b. Sheldon, Box 1872,
Omaha, Nebraska.
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NOTICE..

DY VIRTUE OF 4 DEED OF TRUST
ID executed to me by Geo. Houghtal-
ing and wife on the 22nd day of Deem
Der, 1894, | shall, on the
2nd Day of October, 1899,
at 12 m, sell the following land for cash,
to satisfy the conditions of said trust, viz:
4 lot in Henderson on Rock Spring st ,
beginning at stone q. W. Vaughan 5
and Betsey Ann Barnes cOrner) Oh Rock
Spring street and running thence West 10
poles to stone in the Betsey Barnes line;
thence North 10 poles to a stone in the
Mary Blacknall line; thence East "a poles
to Rock Spring street; thence with said
street 5. 1900, E. 10 poles to the beginning.
See Deed Of Trust in Book 10. Page li8.
August %, 1899.
w. u. SHAW.
Trustee
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Our lease for the two store rooms ira
O'Neil Block expires January LIST. We
will rent them cheap from now until that
time.
PARHAM BROS. co.
Next door to Bank.
Henderson Female College.
The fall session of Henderson Fe-
male College will begin next Nom
day, Sept. 4th.
The prospects we trust are aus
picious for full attendance. As the
GOLD LEAF has so often emphasized
nothing is of greater Importance to a
town than it's schools.
While our citizens are at present
especially interested in the establish
ment of Graded School, we must all
recognize the fact that there is still
the greatest need for a high school
in our midst.
This need those who are at the
head of the Henderson Female Col
lege have undertaken to supply. Let
us then give President Horner and
his excellent wife and capable corps
of assistants the encouragement and
support which they merit.
There is need for both the Graded
School and Henderson Female Col
lege May our citizens appreciate the
fact and give the College a liberal
patronage.
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Inc jingle Of the Graded School
"eli mas not been heard vet but it's
music will break upon the ear after
awhile BE patient and give the trus-
tees time. Ponderous bodies move
slowly. And the Graded school is
big thing-to be.
"olng travelling? Then Won NAV
heed trunk. And even if you are
going to stay home it is convenient
ana necessary thing to have. In any
event thomas d Newcomb can sup
ply your wants. Also valises, clubs,
etc. Prices are right, too.
Miss Maggie Barnard returned
from Hampton, Va, Monday. She
went to stay three DAYS and pro-
tfacted her visit to six weeks. It
VIII be recalled that she was victim
OF The quarantine enforced on account
OF yellow fever at the National Sol
dicrs' Home
Miss A1,A Tyson, Of Greenville, and
Miss Mary Macon, of Franklin. who
have been visiting at DIR. X. J. GilI's
IN the country, have gone to spend
awhile with Miss May Kimball.
daughter Of Mr.. w. ID. Kimbau, in
Granville, Miss Lessie Gill accom-
panying them.
Mr.. Robert Lassiter, Of the firm of
J.H. Lassiter 4 Co. has gone North to
buy new goods. Bob Watkins went
with him and those who know the
taste and judgment that these young
gentlemen are capable of exercising in
the selection Of goods in their line
Will be surprised if they do not have
something extra nice when they get
in.
We enjoyed the inspiration OF
Henry Blount>s presence in our sane
tum last week. One cannot be with
such personality without imbibng
some OF the delightful qualities and
beautiful thoughts with which he
seems to be saturated even if one be
not gifted with the ability to utalize
and express them as Brother Blount
does.
The match game Of base ball be-
tween the Warrenton and Henderson
clubs Friday afternoon was quite
interesting. AT times it was close
and exciting although the final score
showed poor work on both sides.
Warrenton came Off victorious the
score being u to IS. The next game
will be watched with keen interest
by the ..rOoters" for each side
As will be seen by advertisement
John K Clack, substituted trustee
Substituted in place of John NJ
Barnes, deceascd.) will sell tract of
land situate in Sandy Creek town
ship, Vance county, containing sc
acres. more or less, at public auction
on the second day of October. See
advertisement for further particulars
or call on Il. +. Hicks, attorney
Mr.. Edward Stephens, who has
been in the klondyke gold regions of
Alaska for several months, reached
home Tuesday night. He has been
sick but is now looking well and ex-
presses himself as pleased to be home
again. He did not go as high Us up
Dawson but got quite as far as he
wanted to he says, as there was cold
and hardship sufficient where he was.
The so',thing and healing proper ties of
Chamberlain : Cough Remedy, Is pleasant
taste and prompt and permanent cures,
have made 1t Il great tavorite with the peo-
pie everywhere. For sale by the Dorsey
Drug Co.
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NOTICE.

AVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
IL trater with the will annexed, of the
estate of Wade Ii. Cheek, deceased, before
the Clerk of the Superiorl Court of Vance
County, this is to notify all persons hold
ing claims against the said estate TO pre-
sent them to me on or before the 30th day
OF August, 1900. or this notice will be
pleaded as a bar to the recovery OF the
same. Persons indebted to the said estate
must make immediate settlement.
This the jOth day of August, 1899.
4. G. ZOLLICOFFER,
Administrator CT. a. of the estate of Wade
II. Cheek, deceased.
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Wherefore We Doff Our SOmbrero.

On recent visit to Henderson we
found the editor of the local paper
battling manfully for the establish
ment of Graded School, against a
amount of apathy and
opposition. We note with pleasure
the victory for the Graded School
and take this opportunity of saying
that. next to the preacher of the
Gospel, the philosophical editor OF 4
local paper is the most valuable man
in a community.-Charlotte Presby-
terrain Standard.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-08-31

Ell1o Vinegar for Picking.
Guaranteed absolutely pure.
For sale by
HORNER & POWELL.
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Z ga2 Constantly at it Brings Success!
rrrDICIOU5 ADVERTISING

rvEATES many d new business;
EHI6RGkS many old business
Dresser yES many a large business
REVIgFS many dull BUSINESS;
RESCUtS many lost business;
SA rs many failing business;
, CURE r4cccs any ou.lne.G
To Oh. r dvcrtIse Judiciously, use the columns
-. H. FFE9JD n son GOLD LEAF, A pro-
I,... " II 1e-sWake ricrsp paper, it c,rcuates
,r~- - thrc Ighout Vance an, adjoining
,-.rtI-,. among - intelligent and prosperous
oeopre ,,aa,~ trade is veil worth seeking and
htvIT'
oLTES OF ADVERT ISlNG
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No Cure-NO Paw.

That is the way all druggists sell
Groves TasteIess Chill COnic for
Chills and Malaria. 1t is simply Iron and
Quinine in tasteleSS form. Children
love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nau-
seating Tonnes Price. SOC. feb9
Just look at those Oxford Ties for IS
cents at Fl. THOMASON'S.
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4 big lot OF summer dress go o"E,G Tor
sale at cost at IL. 1hOAASoN o.
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"a Little Spark Nav
Make Much Work.

The little spark" of BAD hood lurking
IN the system should Be Quenohed auth
HOODS Sarsapa-Ua. Ar,er:ta s great hood
purifier. 4 PARTIES. Tita'iscs ard e-:rioses
the Blood Of both sexes and al ages. Cures
scofuLa. sat rieu7,. dyspepsia. cat.rh.
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New Cream Cheese at
HORNER & POWELLS.
What You Need

\ cheap line CT white goods at
Ii. THOMASON'S.
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Parker's Headline
. . - . - . .
LOST,

is an pXhiiaratOr.
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Ladies' Oxford Ties, at a
reduced price, at
H. THOMASONS.
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The soothing ana healing proper ties Of
Chamberlain Cough Remedy, its pleasant
taste and prompt and permanent cures,
have made it great favorite with the peo-
pie everywhere. For sale by the Dorsey
Drug Co.
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Stores For Rent Cheap.

Our lease for the two store rooms i'm
O'Neil Block expires January LIST. We
will rent them cheap from now until that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25
FATALITY on THE RACE-TRACK.
Jockey Dean Thrown and Mort"Hy
Hurt-The Winners.


NEW ORLEANS. January A-Weather
cool and cloudy; track good. Floriln
and Volandies were the winning favorites.
In the last race Mount Washington
choked and fell, throwing Arthur Dean
who had the mount, and fracturins his
skull. The best medical attention was
given the boy, but he died at 5:25 p. NJ.
Deans mother and stepfather reside at
Kaufman, Tex. and he bad been in Mr'
Caferty's employment since last winter
First race-seyen furlongs-Florlan q
70 y won. Jim McCleary q to 1 and To
ID second, Mizpah Is to y third. Time
1:2Sh.
Second race-one miie-Nolandies q 20
81 won, Mailer 90 TO 1 and TO j. sec9nd'
Sedilla (6 to u third Time l:5's.
Third race Handicap over four hur-
dies. mile and an eighth-Partner % %
ID won. jim HOGS az TO / and 10 u
second, Laura May % 70 u third. Ilhs
2:06.
Fourth race-selling, three quarters OF
a mile-Red Skin GO 10 - won Asitatoi
a to 1 and 6 TO 81 second, Bona Dea 20 10
u third. Time, 1:l5ai.
Fifth race-selling, three quarters OF q
mile-Red Duchess q To - won, --lsl'
BURNS 20 20 1 and to u second. Annie
Trenton GO to y third Time, lI6i2.
Sixth race-one mile-Joe Shelby q e
II won. Sea Robber q to and ! - j.
second. Colonel Eads QoO 20 y third. Time
I.43
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wlNcnEsrER AND VICINITY.
Death of a. minister's Wife-N" ant
Name Changed.


WINCHESTER. Va. January 2i-(Spe-
o..nr- Nannie W. Gayer, wife of
I..Ily. Gaver. pastor Of the Methodist
rI church at stephens city dlea
morning after weeks illness OF
SIM uas IS years OF age and is
a. uy husband, two daush'eis'
... -aus.
LEGISLATURE Of West Virginia Will
B.. nsd 20 change the name Oh
D....un flo ST. Charles. owing to a
between jhe names OF O''"i
I "CLarle-toWn.
.ueI-Asnby Camp. COM uei'-1e
last eycniur passed resolutions
.,..Dion 90 lie bill OF aehd'ol
I. n regard 10 the General Gov
taking charge of Conleaer"l,
.m.s stonewal Cemetery in when
over 5000 soldiers, is the property
.. ... ..y. and the veterans resent any
fl deprive them of the privilege
' h. care of their dead.
phone connection has been made De-
l"... l.ro and Baltimore.
I...rI circuit. the young colored BOY
"a. n.s held hy "a Coroner jury IA Ha-
t'.tn upon charge o. killing Walter
i. Ill native OF this place, and was
Fugitive from Justice here AT the time
c.me was committed. lie was sery-
term n jan for burglary ana
escaped and has not been seen here since
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ARRI3NTON.
Confederate Veterans Enter n Pro-
fcSt-RcSoIutionS of Respect.


tcSt-RcSOIutions of Respect.
WARBENTON. VA. January 2t-(Spe-
al1-Nlonday was court-day IN this
.unty. and the veterans Of the Joe
Kendall Camp took the opportunity of
Getting at that time A good attendance
as present. and the meeting was open
with prayer by the Rev. Walter Ro-
rtson.
RESOLUTIONS Of respect TO the memory OF
E1n. J. v. Brooke were adopted.
colonel Thomas Smith then offered the
GLOWING I'm regard to the care of the
r.rfedcratcs by the General Government
and the pensions for Confederate soldiers
and 10 was unanimously adopted:
That. while we appreciate the motive
which impcllcd our worthy represcntauNe
F.. Congress 20 suggest as legitimate
testimonial TO the prompt ana cnthuSl-
astic support of the government py/suI
viviug cN-Confedcrates IN the var WIN
cp4in. that the surviving ConieaeIa, 10
s'ldiers be admitted 10 the national sol
7tors' homes. We ncVcrthelesS detm III
dino 10 ourselves TO declare that inc SCUM
rscoenizinc its obligation to It's defenders
io war. will. to the best OF her aOlil'l
.,,ti,,ro 10 prOvidc for those ncnilhs as
sistance in their old age.
And VIC further declare that we dlsap
,,ro,o tho proposition 10 make ConiedeIa''
Veterans pensioners upon the uo""'S VI
the Federal Government w.
motion was thcu made bY keF. w. ~
Robertson that the commanoei' 'dp'''
~o~ter No. authorized to appoint the num-
49, ~ delegates specified by the Grand
camp o. represent This camp al I'D,
'"'"l Lt.., az charleston the 10th OF
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President John Shelton Williams
VIM procidon,c James Il. Dooie,.
ilO0-rloNiuOn''' frank 4. Davenport
SCC'Vald lTeaS'P, Henry Laad a q cab
DIRECTORS.
Death In Chase city.

CHASE CITY. VA. January 2i-tspe-
claD-Mr. Herbert v. Phillips. a mer-
chant of this place died here this morn
ing after "a brief illness. re was 2S years
old and unmarried. His brother Harry
y. Phillips. cashier Of the Bank OF Pc
rnsula. 40 WILLIAMSBURG arrived yesier-
day. ana was present at his domise.
Alr. phillips had been engaged, ia bust
ness here for several years, apd was
Young man of popular demeauor and
Iioh character. His father resides IN Pc
far1hurg
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GENERAL MARKETS.
Nrw YoRK PRopUcE MARKET

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET
NEW YORK, January A:-Flour-tair-
ly active ard stronger, with wheat VIII
Ter straiehts. $3.G0u$l65; rye Hour STEADY ;
buckwheat fOur duh
Observation-Disclosures 'o. yellow western Sade
Rvc-Firm: No. 3 65c. NJ, ,-17,eo .
RarleN-Firm: western teedlhs' f'9 49,
mailing JSHGjc.
BARLEY Malt-Dull. a., eo,ootlo D..
Wbeat-Spot steady; No ? red. oza 80 :
nv" 'o,ened steady and developed the
Greatest trengh and ra aSiiy w6s { BROADER S
MS, u...'Iit.d with GOOD Wall street sup
port which rs4ieT %s i p@4ey 'n's sp SSg
VoN'iiino Tnodelled after the excitement
in stocks Wiz iS TIM last Goar TSa
very Dua,n,neared and weakened prices
somewhat closing unsettled s sd,ad d':q sS
net advance; March closed ..1 sO'sc'' May
lnlose6 me. July closed ,o@ic,. IT,.
stead , S9 Pie the SP,di0o Of
u.,ihast ali dav. closing easy. under late
wy.a lIn al a sc. net decline Trade IN
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RICHMOND qtnACco MARKET.
Richmond, Va January q, lSs

Richmond, Va, January n, 1899.
Private sales reported to-day were as
follows: Leaf dark. hogsheads Tugs,
= hogshcads. Total number of hOgsheads
sold during the day. s.
sales of dark loose tobacco on the
Richmond breaks to-day were: Cren-
shaw's Warehouse. 59.OSj pounds-highesl
pricc Sl3J9. ShOckOe Warehouse, 1.3lO
nounds-highest price $3.50, Stonewall
Warehouse. 9.9s5 pounds Total number OF
mounds sold during the day, l025sJ-high-
est price. $l3.JO. ,o,,
Seabro0ks $, ShOckoe. Alleghany; ana ga
Dc,ninioo warehouses report to-day: Re
cclpts. Ii hogsheads; deliveries, 10 hogs
heads.
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OLD PHYSICIAN DEAD.
mr.. John Miller EstiIl. Formerly OF
THICvvelI.


TazCVVcll.
LEXINGTON. VA. January 4-(Spe-
c.sll-Dr. John Miller Estu died near
,oi5,iebt last night. at the residence here
~ his SON. DR.. Andrew D. Estill. Five
wears ago. after fifty years as n prac-
.Itioncr. Dc gave up successful piac-
-tea M Tazewou. Va. ON account Oh p'
....,itiors OF eoftening of the brain. Whl'H
Ultimately caused his death. Since thde
,.,os he had resided for the most part Oh
l.. tir,e with his son hore Tie was
..~, I'm Augusta county in April. nj
.r ,ras named after his maternal grand
...r.r Holm Miller. who established the
. t~,,, furnace west of the Blue Ridge
.. Arprst4 county. He graduated Irom
cd. rrivereltv OF Virginia school OF Meol-
NO entered upon the ptactce Oh
81 profession i'm Tazewcl but upon 'he
. .t4ti0n of his brother Dr. 1eIil
r.." came 10 Lexington and formed "
..r,r.r-nip with him. After several years
r. returned 10 Tazcweh, thus hdVlnS
.....r+- h.au insisted upon bv his TOT
.... friends there. lie married ~ lol',
-r.r, I.r.letre Davidson, daughter OF
r.r Andrew B. Davidson, VINO survives
linn DID,. Etlu was AN ardent supporter
.s -n. southern cause, ana was MAUI
SURGEON .t The Fify-hrst Virginia IN
f..-. under General Floyd, ana IaleI
. U.- -at to the hospital camp az
r... N he was also eN-Nce-pIts
l... ftn. Virginia Medical Society. h'a
f.. VIII Doe taken tomorrow 10 ldze-
v Iut,mcrt
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FIRE ON 4 STEAMER.
Broke ont while She was Co"ii"G ut
Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, January IL
(special)-Fire was discovered this alter
noon in the bunkers OF the British tramp
steamer Viola. which was coallng mere
at No. 3 pier The Chesapeake and ONO
tugs Alice Hinton and Helen, perceiy.ng
the Viola's plight, went Immediately TO
her assistance a couple Of streams Oh
water were turned on the smouldering
bunkers, and as blaze seemed possiole
Inc trarnp was towed out into the chan
mel 4 braye fight was made against the
stubborn fire. and tonight IL was cXtin-
e,llshed There was comparatively little
loss. The Viola. Captain Rogers. is bound
from Beaufort. y. G.. 10 Dublin. She ar
rived here this morning for bunker coal.
The vessel is loaded deep with phosphate
and a general cargo.
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RANK PRESIDENT DEAD.
MIR. James Chalmers, OF salem, Nir-
ginia.

ginia.
SALEM. VA, January N-(Speclal)-
Mr.. James Chalmers. president OF the
Farmers National Bank of Salem for
twelve years, a trustee and treasurer OF
Roanoke College for sixteen years. ana
trustee of Houins' Institute for u number
Of years. died here to-day Of pIeuro-pncu-
monia. following the grip. Mr. chalmers
was horn i'm 1870 at Paisley, IN scoudill'
and came 10 America I'm his early youlh
and settled n Picl,ens county Ai'1
where ne was merchant ana planter
until 1866 when he became cotton com
mission merchant in Mobile, from "hi,h
nloco he removed 10 Salem in 1862 lie
was one of the Oldest and most hish'y-
respected citizens of the town, ana WIS
we'll known in banking circles throus D.
ont virginia and other States. IT'S Wlle
and two children survive him. Ills emil
dren are Mrs. W. A. Ferguson ana FRANK
II. Chalmers, vice-president OF the Farm
ers' National Bank.
Tho funeral services will be held on
Thursday.
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.LaiPDRIA. VA. January 2i-(Special)
Af Lpndy Wrenn. "a young farmer Of the
49, and Miss Emma Allen will wed
tomorrow at the residence Of the bride
h.r 81 A. Davidson. Of this place. Will
l''0rm the ceremony.
Ar Charlie. Baker "a prominent citizen,
is quite sick
1is Sue j. Powell IS quite sick
Ais Annie Cooper has returned 10 her
nome. iu Petersburg.
Sergeant H. j. Green, OF the United
STATES army. IS here on furlough.
Ar Robert i. rorbett. of sunbury.
Gates county. was here tod
MIss Vrgilia Jones, OF Norfolk. Is visit
h@ the family Of Mr. n. J. Lard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-25

Richmond, Va, January %, 1899.
Quotations. Wheat-Longbery 70 to
7Sc.. mixed. 20 10 7Sc.; shortberry. 20 10
7Sc.: No. 2 red. e 10 7Sc. Corn-Virginia
white. bag lots. 10 TO i2c.' No. white.
4c.: No. 3 mixed. 5yc. Oats-No. mixed,
zoe: No. mixed. 81 10 81 lie; winter
seed 9o To sGc Rye-6J 10 &c.