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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE cotton market
crened steady With prices 1904 points higher
f felawins : firm lead BY Liverpool. where prices
were net !. point higher as compared with au
and Europe biusht here i'll the 1irst few minutes,
but commission houses took advantage. OF ;he
higher prices to secure profits. Soon aftcr the
cali tho whole market made downward turn
under prospect of very large port receipts and
Increased estimates for this weeks '.iusisht."
Rear pressure stimulated the unloading move
mont. and E severe relapse III the English mar
kct greatly added to the alarm of smaller
market was weak and irregular with SHAY OF to
81 "a. July to $50 aud August to SCI. Dullish
ssttisticnl reports and claims that SCOT cotton
,,rcs of the season were the supporting irnu-
cnces in the southern market but made little
impression on local sentiment. The afternoon
market was quiet and narrow aftere.a light
rally occurred on small estimates for Sto.mor-
rows receipts. The close was barely steadily
With prices uct ] as points lower.
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STEPHENSON'S SLAYER.
Shot by Chiefso Police at Weldon and
VIII Likely Die.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.

Especial Dispatch 10 Inc Times.
WELDON, N. c., april 11.-AIlton Bel
field, the negro who was shot here by
Chief of-Police Dickens at 8 o'clock this
morning; is seriously wounded and may
die Belfcld walked into the store at
Roxabel, in Berthe county. where Thomas
Stephenson was employed as clerk. and
shot Stephenson dead. He escaped and
came to Halifax county Thursday. This
morning about 1 o'clock Yardmaster
Lawrence saw the negro. and believing
him to bc5thc ono the authorities had been
notified to look out for, he sent for the
chief of police. S. NJ. Dickens. When
Dickens arrived ne went up to the
negro and attempted to arrest him..
Beltield jumped up and ran. Dickens fired
upon him and the ball took effect in the
ba ok. the negro falling to the ground.
When taken up and questioned he ac-
5knowlcdged that he is Milton Belf1eld and
that he was atsRoxabel at the time Ste
phenson was shot and killed. but says
lie did not do the shooting.
He had SS-calibers Smith & Nvesson
pistol and is q powerful negro. He in;
tended to- escape on the first train, No.
So So. north bound and would have done so
before Mr.LaWrencesa an him. but the train:
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4 OF, ONE Or TIE
ESIDEECE IN THE
CITY OF, MANCHESTER. ON
THURSDAY. APRIL II, 1902.
AT $50 O'CLOCK p. ID,
ONsTEE PREM1SES

BY virtue OF decree OF the Hastings
Court OF the city OF Manchester, pro-
nounced on theE22astll day OF June. 1soi, in
the chancery suit therein pending, styled
Lawton VS.. Guy ct ais. we Will Sell at
public auction on the day and hour above
named, thai splendid residence, situated
on Thirteenth Street between Semmes and
Railroad Streets. The lot fronts 60 feet
and runs back about LIZ feet. There Is
on this lot a handsome Franc Dwelling,
with modern improvements. This prop
erty was built with great care for Alr.
w C. Rice, and is justly considered a
most desirable piece of property, being
situated in a delightful neiShborhood-
This property always commands first
class tenants anu is never vacant. As
an investment it presents very attrac-
tive features. For further particulars call
on the 2auctioncers.
TERAIS-One-fourth cash. balance upon
a credit OF s. Il and Is month, purchaser
to give notes. with 6 per cent. interest
added; title retained until the whole pur-
chase money is paid and a conveyance
ordered by the court.
BEVERLY r. 8CEUMP.
DAVID c. RICHARDSON,
Special Commissioners.
certify that the bond required by the
decree entered on, the 18th day of June
1901. in the suit named above, has been
duly given.
H e. DUVAL. Clerk.
Hastings Court of city Of Manchester.
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A. l.. Adamson.
Real Estate Auctionecr and
Insurance Agent.
Manchester, Virginia.

A L THE REQUEST Of. THE OWNER,
n WILL SELL At PUBLIC AgG-
TION ON THE PREMISES. ON WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL II. 1902, AT 10 O'CLCCk
\. NJ. THAT. VALUABLE STORE. 2ROP,-
ERTY ESTABLISHED AND SUGGEST
FULLY CONDUCTED FOR y NUMBER
OF YEARS BY JOHN T.EDUNN, ESQ.
Known as Grow Spring and contain
ing 70 acres OF rich land all in oats, clover,
and strawberries. a 7srge store. seven
room dwelling, barns. stables. etc. front
ing on the Midlothian Turnpike about four
miles from Manchester.
Also that nightly improved farm con-
tanning 911. acres. lying Immediately OPP
posite the above store property. This
farm is one of the most attractive farms
in It's neighborhood. There is It siX-roorn
dwelling, barns stable, hen houses. Ice
house. large orchard, and splendid water
ON the property.
And also the stock of groceries, general
merchandise and store furniture III the
store. Four horses. q number of cows.
hogs, chickens, new Surry, buggy, SIN
gle and double harness, horsepower and
saw table. lot of cord-wood. corn plan
ter. corn shelter and q general assortment
of farming implements.
TERMS as to the real estate; One-tEtsd
cash: and the balance in six, twelve and
eighteen months and as to tho personal
property, ali cash.
A. L. ADAMSON. .Auctioncer.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE, ND, April 11.-FLoUR-
STEADY and prices unchanged. Wheat strong;
contract, spot and the month, 79@791sc; south.
e ern by sample, 7o@s2c. Corn. strong; mixed,
white, CSC. Oats hrmer; No. . white, 5O,.c.
bid. Rye. dull; No. . nearby. 6O@61c Butter,
firm and unchanged. Eggs. firm and unchanged.
Cheese and sugar, firm and unchanged
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fading futures, ranged as follows;

MIN MIN ~ Spying wheat, 6sa7S!.c.; No. 9
red 7S1sG1S0c. No. 2 oats, 41;s 0I42f.c.: No. =
white, 44@45,sc.; No. !, white. AZ alM1sc.
No. rye, 56ls 057c. Fair to choice mailing
barley, 61@66c. No. 1 1axseed S1.651a; No.
5000. Mess pork, per BARREL SIG COO G. IS
lard. per 100 pounds; SG.5@9611. short ribs
lboxed} s7.oo@7 81 s short clear sides 1boxedl'
$93o@9.45. Whiskcy, basis of high wines, $3.50
CLOVER, contract grade, $3.50. Butter, easy;
steady fresh. lax M15c. Cheese, steady at i20g
13c Rcceipts-Wheat, AZ. 900 bushels; corn
So 900 bushels; oats, 13S, 900 bushels; hogs. 49,
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE,
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED md {
3 TINIRERED PROPERTYIN CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY. V3N.,e AT CHESTER
FIELD COURTHOUSE. MONDAY,
APRIL II, 1902, NJ L O'CLOCK NJ

AS substituted trustee under a decd Of
trust from Susan s. Jackson to Thomas
G. Watkins dated the 2Sth day OF De-
scember 1895, and duly recorded in u b..
81. page l5S. in the clerks office Of Ches-
tertield county. Va, shall sell oy pup,
county. at u NJ. on MONDAY. April III.
1902. that valuable lot of land in Dale Mag
iSterial District. in Chesterfield county,
containing two hundred acres. more or
less bounded on the north by land form
erly belonging to Butler and Baker; SOUTH
road cut by S. D. 1vey. Upon TINS prop
erty is a two-story, six-room dwelling
hall through center, and from 800 to 1000
cords of wood or about $50. 0Cn feet or TIM
Der: situated about one and oEe-haif nuics
from FinIey's Station. or. the FarmViiie
church. schooI-house. postonice and saw
and Srist mills.
Second Immediately after the above
sale as substituted trustee iii the decd or
trust made to Thomas G. Watkins. dared
2lst day of August. 1900. recorded IN d Il
100. page Ill, at the clerk office atotesa1i,
from III Jackson and wife. and ut the
request of the owners. shall sell at pub
lie auction at said Courthouse. on said
court day, i. e. MONDAY. April II. 1902.
that valuable little farm adjoining the
above property, containing 80 acres. with
a new four-room dwelling. hall throusn
center. are the improvements thereon.
About 80 cords of wood can DO cut from
this latter property.
Terms of sale in both of the above
cases-One-third cash. and the balance on
credits of six and twelve months: ne.
gotiabte notes to be given for deferred
payments, and title retained until said
notes are paid: interest added In said
notes six per cent. All taxes paid to jan
uary Ist. 1902.
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was over one hour late, and it was while
he was lodging around keeping in the
shadows that Lawrence's suspicious were
aroused The Berthe authorities have been
notified and are expected tomorrow. Bel
field is now in the tramp hospital. where
he is receiving medical attention. Bel
field had a fresh flesh wound upon the
forehead, where he was shot as he es-
capped, but only the skin was cut.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL II, 1902

FORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL II, 1902.
S5ss55.-Sztsi1 ARRIVED.
4 Steamer Brandon, Catherine, Norfolk, mer
disc and passengers. Old Dominion line.
70 Schooner Howard a. Hunt, Nelson, New
York, light.
Hs steamer Winyah. Simmons, Philadelphia, Pa.
1n,crrhundise and passengers, Clyde line. s
3. Stenuer. Pocahoutas. Graves, James River land
aud Norfolk, MERCHANDISE and passengers. VII
GINA Navigation Company.
Asi atea MOI. Lakewood. Craddock. James Rive,
landinxs and Scotland. merchandise and pnssen
rars I. + W Archer. ma mayer 59
steamer, Brandon, Catherine; Norfolk, mer
i s5i)redye Dewey, Most, Baltimore.
PORT NEWPORT. MEMS: APRIL 1909.
80. RRIVED.
Barge Highlander. Providence.
Schooner James Pierce, Providence.
s. steamer Baker Palmer. Bosto
Schooner Agncs f.. Manson, Boston.
4 Schooner IF. PettisreM, Boston.
s Steamer Orion. Boston. -
s Schooner S. T.. Blackburn. D FRO violence.
= Steamer Alabama. Baltimore.
81 SAILED. -
Schooner Van Name sand King. Charlcston.
s schooner B. and 7. Hargrares. Eau RIIer.
-. EszTss -
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NEW. YORK, April 11.-COEFEE-Ihs market
for coffee futures opened steady With prices
unchanged to points lower and heavy all day,
With Liquidation by tired holders the chief fcat
ure OF operation. Prices closed at bottom with
the tone steady. The net ruling was unchanged
to 8 points lower. Total sales were 40, $50 bags.
spot Rio, quiet; No. invoice, 51sc.; mild,
quiet; Cordova, Sn @12c.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, April 11.-Conficting inter-
pretations put on the Covernesent crop report
OF the condition Of winter wheat on April LIST,
SET grain spectators 70 guessing to-day and
resulted in active and irregular markets. In
the end the bulls easily prevailed, and aided by
a rapidly developing bullish situation for corn
In the southwest. everything. ruled firm. May
wheat. closed q &c. up; May corn, h@Ac.
higher, and May oats unchanged. Provisions
closed q shade to Sc. hfgher 80
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Col. ANDERSON
is SUSTAINED
Recommendation as to Major
Lanier's Resignation
Approved.

Governor Montague yesterday accepted
the resignation OF Major A. S. Lanier
as major Of the First battalion OF IN
fantry, Seventieth Virginia Regiment
General Male immediately, by order of
the Governor, issued call for a meeting
of the commissioned officers Of the bat
talon to elect Major Lanier's successor
The meeting will be held at the Armory
at $50 O'Clock on Wednesday, April 30th.
Major E. Leslie Spence is being men
toned as the probable successor of Ma
jor Lanier. Following is the copy OF the
letter of General Nalle to Colonel An
derson, informing the latter of the action
OF the Governor:
April 10, 1902.
Colonel George Wayne Anderson
Commanding Seventieth Infantry,
Richmond. Va:
Sir,--I have the honor to forward. en-
closed herewith, special orders No. &c. of
this date and from this Office announcing
the acceptance by the Governor Com
mander-in-Chief. of the resignation of
Major Alex. S. Lanier. Seventeen Regi-
ment Infantry. which was received 1t
this office with your approval endorsed
thereon.
The Governor and Communicating
Chief considers the acceptance of his res
ignation as precluding such other action
in the matter as is requested in your en-
dorsement.
Very respectfully.
w. MALE, Adiutant- General
Tt is understood that Colonel Anderson
asked for the Governors specific approval
Of his action with regard to the ma tier
of Major Lanie-'s resignation. and it is
that to which the closing. sentence OF the
acknowledgements letter refers.
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Richmond, Va, April H. 1902
Private sales were reported to-day rs follows.
Stems: :; hosshcads; leaf. 8 hossneads; cutters
. E9ssheads; wrappers. II hossheads.
for the day.
Loose sales were as follows: Crenshaw Ware
Shockoe Warehouse, SKULL sule-hichest nrico
SIT; Shclburne Warehouse. 9. ..335 pounds-hi.h.
est price, $40; Sonewall Warehouse. G.t;10
poundS-hishcst price, $50. oo1o
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I. LYNcEHUnG TOBACCO MAnKrr

Lynchburg. Va, April IL, 1902
Receipts OF tobacco In the warehouses OF the
city continue light. and there Is no material
change ii, prices. There has been a strong de-
mand for. ine black wrappers. and prices for
this grade are very high. The Offerings are
;SeueralIy of an inferior quality.
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THE TIMES RICHMOND, "a. SATURDAYS PRII 1902.

Total to-day-Nst receipts (an q. 8. portsl.
20 TIT bales: export to Great Britain; 6 ,0SS
bales: to the Continent, 8, 100 bales; stock,
s9J4.4O4 hH les. vs.
55GasI Jules I; export to Great Britain. 20, 3Gt
bales; to France, 10 bales; to the Continent.
,24.3O5a bales: sEs555
fU.# s. ports. ,03A sS7 bales; export to Great
Britain, 2, ISL, $50 bales: to Franco, 645, 372
sbIles; to the Continent, e 2so, e65 bales.
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
PEANUT MARKETS,

NORFOLK. VA. April 11.--rEANUTs-ou,ct
fancy. 3ai3sc; strictly prime, &c.: :':ime. 2h9
.s.c. Spanish. &c: ,,,,,,--
rETEEsBuEG. VA, April 11.--PEASuTS-
rlofII . :
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/. AT the request of the parties Interested
Z will sell atipublic auction ct Chester
II MONDAY, APRIL H. 1862.
{! ats124 9. clock NJ, that being Court-Day.
the above tract OF Land. containing 30
the Courthouse and Cogb1l Roads. and
adjoiuin:; the lands OF A. J. HorEer.At-s
kins' estate, - C. Brown and sJ,lnfus "A.
will make q splendid farm. T.ers Isl a
very large quantity Of timber ana wood
thereon. There Is one body OF about 50
acres OF good tall second growth pine
timber
TERMS: Onc-third cash and the bat-
ance IN six, aad. twelve i months, Deferred
+ = Is, = p q. e, ADAsISoN. Auc tioneer
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. MD, April 11.-Seaboard COM
mon. 24W @247s; do. preferred, 45$t @4oS. sea
board AS S4MMS4ai.
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FOR RENT.

+ -
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME AT
GWATHDfEYS, ON r., F. 6, P. RY.,
one mile east of Ashland. Attractive,
Modern Residence OF about eight rooms,
stable and the usual outhouses, about
seventeen acres fertile and highly-pro-
ductive land. Good garden. fruits and
flowers; ample shade, excellent water.
Trains to and from city at most conven-
lent hours for business men. and quick
and cheap transit. Possession at once.
J. 3. ELAN &. CO.,
Ills Main Street.
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AucT1oH sALEs-fUxU1E 0411.
a MAGNETIC fARlI! ]!

in Nottoway9 county, a.. kuoNu. - a,,s
Grove. and Hardawayss5 tract aDouss nv NJ.
miles from Blacklist one. on the ~ ~ =
Rv. containing SIC acres. also MY ,n 49,
5of Sheep. Horses. Cows. HOS AsLalss1
Wagons. Carts. Farming lnpten; eass ~ =
ever descriptions: Harness. etc.. sSc., Oh ss e
THURSDAY, APRIL y, 1so.. s,o.,n
on the premises, commencing az - - -
O'Clock sharp - s.
AS directed by the owner. we will ~ , SCI
byT public auction Thursday, April q, i.y ssc
on the premises. commencing az l-:sV
/. That Magnificent Farm, known az
the Grove and Hardaway5 tract. coutatninSs
5I6 acres located about five miles from
Biackstone. on the ~ wv. Ry..s aaloan--ss
ing the farm OF Mr.. Allen Barbee. .Fncre
is estimated to be three million feee Oh
standing timber on this land. prfncfpaIIy
large fine Oak. Pine. etc, and It IS con-
sidered to be one OF the finest farms III
that section OF the country. well watered.5
fertile. with all necessary buildings, sucn
as dwellings, .enements, tobacco barns,
2 Immediately after the above sale. We
will sell 50 head OF Sheep, IL Cows. y
Hogs. 5 Horses. Mules, wagons.
Carts. 3 Sets of Harness, and Farmlng
implements OF every descriptions; also
household and Kitchen Furniture.
TEEMStt'ors the chattel property. casn
terms for the farm made known day OK
sale. For particulars apply to
r. PANNILLtS SONS.
Petersburg, Va, Auctioneers.
SaI, positive.
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regular. Total sales. par value, $, 7oS. coo
United States 22'S advanced Il per cent.
on the last call.
The total sales OF stocks for the day
were 1890 shares.
MONEY AND ExCHANGE-soncy on call
at the close WAS firm, Age per cent; closing
offered at per cent: prime mercantile paper.
4hm51s per cent. Sterling exchange STEADY
with actual business in bankers bills MT $a:slsst
for demand and MT s4.s5sG4.s ssh for sixty DAYS;
posted rates. 1856 and $4.SSL; commercial
bills. s4.s4ls 04.S5h Bar silver. 53&; Me1i-
can dollars. az. Government bonds. firm: State
bonds, inactive; railroad bonds, irregular.
Total bank clcarings week ended April 10th.
81 2i7 .S3s; decrease. 10.6 per cent Out.
side OF New York. $7S4, 4a3,40S; increase, 5.S
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furn;.hed by Messrs. SCOTT & sTRINaFELoW.
Members New York Stock Exchange.
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Bes. results arc obtained throusia the:
Free Exchange columns OF the limits
WANT Everybody xeadS them,
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CINCINNATI. 90. April I.-HOGS-Actlve
ai2 niEhcr, S6G7.25. Cattle-Strong, So5O1l
s.oo. Shecp-Strong, $3.5O@5.50.
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CATTLE MARKETS


CENTS; 1000 head. including $50 Texans steady
dunn, s4.5o@65o: stockers and feeders t s2.5o9
5.25; cows, $1.5o@5.50; hcifers. So.5O@6; can
n ne si *lio n clls. s25o@5.5o: calves
Receipts to-day. 5000 head: tomorrow, $4,000
bead; left over. 5000 head; mostly 10c. higher;
mixed butchers; $6.15@7.2o; good to choice
$6SoM6.3o; bulk of sales. Se.95Qp7.1O. Sheep
Rsesipts, a,o9o head: sheep and lumbs. steady;
sheep. yearling Si5o955o; nativc lambs Inri
wooded, S4.75GGs5; western lambs s5.:5 IS.
NEW YORK. April MISUNDERSTANDING
s:o.o head active; prices firm to 1oc. higher;
st ,,,1r tops, $50; o1cn S5.35@o;
st:75. Cables firm; shipments Tomorrow, 10
cattle and A.25o quarters of beef. Calves-Re,
sssipts &c head; prime fresh stock trihc hrmcr;
S1;S city dressed vcals stendy at 7@Ioc. per
pound Sheep and lambs--Receipts, ;I,911 head;
steady stead for Sheep lambs firm to 1oc higher
$50; clipped lambs. S5.5o@650: common snrins
lambs, So each. Hoss-Kcceipts, 1852 head;
: EAST BUFFALO, \. Z, April 11-cArTLE-
heee1hts; light active and strong: ycas and
tive t., "a and 5@1oe. higher: heavy. s7.3o@7do;
m5e eaa $ S: 80 pigs se7S@es5 raush
light; strong on heavy. Sheep and an n5ss aa
ceipts. 3,4oo head. active; sheep firm; lambs
strong to &C. higher; top lambs, S7.1o@7. 20;
fair to good; SG.75M7: yearing. s635696 G5;
sheep, top mixed. SS.7oGl6; fair to good. $5.4oG
o;so: top elipned lambs, 6.1o@6.35; top clipped
:. EAST LIBERTY, PA. April 11.-cATTLE-
good goo $s sog nogs-stsady prime heay.
neayE yor s xol 20; light workers s69oG
PIGS, s6.5oGG1o; rough, S5@6.50 Sheep
STEADY; best wethers, $6M6.15: culls and com
lno ott ssQa; veal calves, S5.5OGG.
CINCINNATI. 90. April 11-HoGs-Actlve
ana higher, S667.25. Cattle-Strons, so5OGS
s.ao. Sheep-Strong, s3.50@5.5o.
NAVAL STORES.
MiLMiNGION. \. c., April 11.-SPIRITS
TuRPENT1N E-Nothins doing; receipts. T.,
casks Rosin.-Firm, S1.1O@I.15; receipts 50
oarrcls. Crude turpentne-Frm. ST 356o 80.
receipts, barrels. Tar-Firm. $1.oO; RECEIPTS
$50 barrels
:, SAVANNAH, GA, April 11.-TURPENTISE-
flrm. 422:c; receipts, 37G casks; sales. 600
CASKS; exports. $40 casks. Rosin-Tirm: re-
c Gnp, LOO barrels; exports, $500 barrels
9uo re ., G. D. sl:s0; E, sl.35; F, si.Io;
" 81 a., ~, sl.6' l. s.: Il, $245; NJ S2.S5
y, Ss.aa; W G, $50; w W. S3.oJ.
u,CMARLEsT0N, S. c.. April 11.-ruHpEN.
&l4SL AND ROS1N-Unchansed. =
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~ JOHN D.rWATEINs.
Substituted Trustee.
T. Pannill's Sons. Auctioneers.
APRIL

i 26TH. At 7 NJ.
We will sell at auction at our ware
rooms s. TO- Il South Ninth Street. on
April c6th. at T. O'Clock. the following
articles to satisfy bills of freight. storage
and drayage, viz. "a. G.. Hopkins. .
crates: F. KeeSan. 2 cases; Elenor Art
Co, 5 cases: G. Massie. 2 signs: Pat Me-.
Donough. barrel whiskey: G. w. Green:
/ lot tables; Yallerstein Produce Co., II
bags: The Implement Co..a1 plow; 3. G..
FERGUSON 1 crate; Malbert & Armstrong:
9 tanks; R. Baldacci sign; T.. W. Wood
6. Sons. 1 wagon: NJ IIyines. cases: >.
c.. Robinson. package.
RICHMOND STORAGE co.
Geo W. Mayo, Auctioncer.
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NAVAL STORES

,,WlLMINGToN. n. c., April 11.-spIR11
TURPENTlN E-Nothins doing; receipts. .
casks: Rosin-Firm, S1.1O@i.l5; reccints. :
barrels. Crude turpentine-Firm. $l.35Io5 81
RECEIPTS, $ barrels. Tar-Firm. $1.oo; RECEIPT
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The following are the total net receipts
cotton Mt .;all Dsrts since September !. 1901:
COFFEE MARKET

: PETERSBURG. va, April 11.-CorTol
Market drm at Sc. for good lots.
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

S. c.. April 11.-TuHpEN.
" AND Observation-Disclosures
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St GATHERINGS Guild

The women of St. Andrews
Church met Tuesday and organized
a guild to- be known as st. Gather
ines Guild" and elected the follow.
ing officers:
President, Mrs. Groo.
1st vice president, Mrs. Mattson~
2nd vice president, Mrs. Downing
Secretary, Mics Mary Hull.
Treasurer, Mics Enderle.
The object of the guild will be to
assist the work Of the church and
to promote sociability among its
members.
ANY woman may. become a mem
Der Of this guild by signing the
constitution and paying fee Of
twenty-five cents.
The next meeting will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Groo on Wednes-
day, Jan. 20, at 8 O'clock. Supper
will be served at the price Of ten
cents. All are invited.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1902-01-24
For Sale.

Dirt cheap for cash, one Ct the
best improved farms in Bear Lake
county, about y miles from Mont
pelier. l69 acres fenced with 4
pole fence, 3 pieces inside. Cow
pasture, good grass and water at
all times, Is acres.
/ calve pasture with flowing
springs, good water close to corral,
5 acres.
garden and lucern patch about
Z acres. A good lumber house, 5
rooms, papered. And good pump
and water inside house. 3 good
cattle and sheep corralls. A good
stable, lumber, 22x2O.
| COW house and separator house
combined, "A by 60 well shingled.
A good two-story granary, lum-
Der. about 1Sx22 and other im-
provements. About % acres lucern
land, No. stand. Also II acres
land joining mine, which | have
the deed E9r. Included in this ALI
with 100 inches of water-right in
north creek, for irrigation.
Price $2S00o0
viii give clear title and decd
for the same, for cash down, or will
give time on one third on conditions
satisfactory to botA' parties at 10y
per cent interest. Write or call on,
R. G.. Oar,
ltterty. k4ahes
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Resolutions

Whereas, it has pleased the Su-
preme Ruler of the Universe to
remove by death, the beloved
father of our Sister, Mary E. Hull,
therefore be 1T
Resolved, that we, the members
Of Hope Lodge, No. &c, extend
our heart felt sympathy to our
sister in her great loss, ard be it
further
Resolved, that copy Of these
resolutlsns be spread upon the nm
utes OF our lodge, a copy furnished
our sister, and copy be published
III the EXAMINER.
Lizzie n. Underwood,
Irene Douglas,
Adah Irwin.
Enp, m 700