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- r... as iiiiiiiiKivll mwiilTIMJ_C* l IllJl.l V Mfl V I?'M III? O 1*7 1Q0T'
Vf
We give Trading Stamps
with every purcha.se of
loc. and over.
No snir-r way 93 mastership of
buying Hum * l*'i*>t't knowled^o
O? valius. .
'ill?* )>4>w?*r of thin know isagt lo
foil in t!?4' \nst ?listributioii mwle
during our
Saturday
Bargain-Day.
Tli4> in.is-ivr sti'iks. SUTf?mg
crowds, ill?' rharm of UttltJ i?rif<>*.,
all general i z< d by
And it's thoir determination to
maki- ?vt'i'v 1>uv?t a pleased and
Biltisliiil |?:itl??li <>f tin? stur?1.
I'l-wartlsof 100 styles of
Suits and Wraps
await you this niorniii'r, ?ill at I
cluiii?-.?' < 1 l?''*"1' U1 .V"UI" *;iv,)|':
Just one ?>r tw4> an- nu'iitioued.
lai?ii>- ! !? ****** B?nwri
of Black in " "1 d -M"h.ur. well maule,
Ha- Figured Silk or ?atin
.skirts, d.iubi. lining, perfect hanging,
A!Wl?-Llnedh' Throughout Cheviot
Skirts, lor IK? each. ,
j . nd il.iliii'ii s Bath
i? Eiderdown and Turkish
XO? a * 111 f ?IstsX
g Astrachan and ?'ti.-vlot CMts,
htsh storm collars, finely tsilored, *?>
Tun Kei?'\ .la. k. as. half-Bilk lined, in?
laid ?velvet ?ollar?, for H.
Btrliah Man-Tailored Jacket of Black
Kers.-v half-silk lined, strapped
ma, for HH; best f.'.?-" value
Velour Russian Blous? -. rich, stylish
garments, lined throughout witn
satin, beeded and braided, price I'-'- -<?.
Cheviot Russian Blouses, double-br? ist
. ?1 braid trimmed, stylish garment,
price 111 ; othi rs to UtM
Jkli???..-- ' of Fancy ('loth. ?.in. s
from 6 to 12 rears, large collars, braid
trimmed, for ?tt-76 ? a? h
Chlldr? o- Coals of Cloth, handsomely
bralde.1. for UM teem.
Th?* most surprisim* faatore in the
II It JDi:i'\!tT>IKNT
Is the. wonderful prices on the handsome
grades. I'lnaip oins, too; lots of 'ami
German Marten ('ltisti r Coll
with heads and talla cost V-Z.'m usu?
ally, here 17.60.
Electric Seal Scarf Collarettes, 6 tails,
11.9a.
Brown Harten Countess, w?h Ftorm
collnr and lu Marten talla, worth ?I?..
for 19.60.
Canada Marten Scarf Collarettes, 8
tails and I hi ads. I2.<?8.
Childra-n's Gray, White. Ilrown, mul
Tan Lvnr. I'm - set.
Electric Seal MufTs, 11.60; German Mar?
ten, large si/... H.G0.
Brown .Marten shell shape, with heads
aad tails. $;i.,,",.
French Ceney Muffs. Tea
\v i: UBAO II hosikhv.
is no middle piolita sre charged up to
rou. From maker to us Is the. way thiy
come:
Fancy Roman-Striped Hose, entirely
n. w ? ff- i air.
Hllk-Finidi.*, l.anlies' Hose, fifty gauge,
doubl? soles. >i boi "f A j>airs foi
Solid Black, Pancy-Stitch, Finest l.isi.
Thread, with solid colored silk Boles,
1"' Is, and lues. Ho. ji j.air.
ItMBeS* Fancy I'laid EaOBS, any Ftze,
chaln-stltched snipe, l>. pair.
Misses*1 and ?Boys' Fin.- or Heavy Rib*
Black Hose, double knee,
he. i. and t.,-. any sise, '." pair
Ladlea' Imported Black Hose Herroa
dorf dye. B| Heed heels and toes, 12 1-^c.
pair -and others.
A HINT OF Till-: M ANY
IIAXDKEHCIIIKF IIAIK.AINS
TO-DAT.
Ladles' Sheer Pur..- Unen Fin?- Nar?
row H.ms-titclied Handkerchief's 10c.
each.
DaJnty, lein,., 'Scalloped Kml-roidcrod
on.
All-LJnen Fine Fr. a,eh Embroidered
Handkerchlefa, 'scalloped, or open
hom8titch?.-?l. for 10c.?worth 37 l-"
li" dozen L?diert Unlaundered whit?.
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, open?
v?"k Bff( each, ?list. | 1 ..I
II l-2c.
"Men's or Ladlee* H.mnic?!. Heinstlteh
r 'S' :i!lo|i.-d i:m!.n>iile!.'il( over
l.tsJO dozen, your pick, .' BBOh.
ru? Kin-nixM*.**.
Combination ?*r*ocket-Boolu and ?Card?
-, In plain .m.I . mboaa. d, vei v
? lor. including l?lack, cheap at .?Ik-.,
tor
Ladles' J.'-aither chnteiiiini-ii.iKa*. Black
only, oxidize Ulramed, cheap at inc.,
for loe.
Combination Pocket-Books and Card
- plain ?>r silver trimmed, usually
e., f u 16c, ?-ach.
Combination Pocket-Booka and Oard
?'as.- real aeal, any color, value 7'.h\,
for 60c. each.
? S.aii I'h.itelalne-l'.aiiis, value .TJe.,
for 25c. each.
Ask to s.-.- our tni?! complete line
?>f Ladies' and (Jeiitlem?*ii s 1'ock? t
BOBM.
KID Gl.OVK??.
Ladies' 2-4'Ias.p lleaw ? 'a I -I. -St rtehc'l
Kid Gloves, in Ox-Blood, Tan. Golden
Brown, White, and I.lack, f??r S.V. ;?
pair.
Ladles' 2-l'lasp Heavy Embroidered
Hack Dress-Kid Gloves, In Brown,
Maroon, and Mack, regular SU6 glove?
for 11 a pair.
Ladies' 3-Clasp Heavy Embroidered or
Plain-Back Kid Gloves, an elegant
wearer, cheap ait 11-78; sp???c*lal, UM\
RIBBON?--. M'IKIM, SALK OK *I7M.
luidles' Sash,-, i ;;-? yards long, Roman
gns, Molr? iltilsh value 62. for|1.39.
No. 6 All-Silk Satin BJbbon? all color?,
a yard.
Mo M All-Silk Sitin Rlbbona all colors,
value I.V.. for 10c.
ho. 40 AllSllk New Fan.y Itoiniin Kiti
txms, regular 3i?c. grade, for 25c. a
yard,
*N<>. -t?> Heavy ?Quality Taffeta Roman
Rii>?-r?n?, regular fa--??.-, kind, for ?Z<-. a
yard.
m:ii.inc.s.
ll-lneh White- .Malm.-Net \''illtie. with
Black chenille dots, 18c. value, for He,
a yin-I
tSe. arude Of Klaek Tuxedo Veiling, with
chenille ?iivts, ISc. n yard
lS-lmti Black Kish-N',-1 Veiling, ? .
kind, for 2".c. a yard.
Black and Colored So?fle-N'.t Veiling,
with chenille dots, : >. a yard,
15c. gni?li* Uluet Grenadine V.iling, 108.
a yard.
10c. H<-msti*tchcd Hernani Veiling, W)c.
yard.
Ask to ?co our higher price goods.
Ol *-i:w?iii:.
g-Hecc Int?: Glase D?C4>rated 4'hina
ToII?*t iM'tM for Nc a aet, .Jk
?c. Royal Vitreous Whimv Tt*a?grota tor
l<k?.
Extra Large Emboseed Jardinieres for
Ko.
Aliniature Flv?-o'Clock Tea-Kettlos, on
wrought-iron stands, for 20c.
Solid ?K?k ''. t -ki.uks for 12.'M.
XOc. roUs Medicated Tolli *. Paper for S5c.
a roll.
tOc. Bohemian Glaus Vases, to-day for
17c.
BuiK?Home ?>ak, Muhognny, and VVhfto
.-Hi -i i .as? i- for t9e.
1 l-Z-nuart-sia?. GratilU-Iron CofTe?>
Pete for i
I^?rge Ash-Sifters fir Jc.
flllverlne Walters. 10c.
Large, 4'onifortable Oak 4'obble-Lea
ther-8?-..?ted Rockers, 11.69.
Itattan Nursery-Chairs for a98c.
Haislsi'ini' lu.-sden DeeorattBd I>??mpH,
new. low ahaites; sp?-clRl this day, 9><:
n.ul W??lg? wood Cnam lltchera for 25c
THE COHEN C?X
p" "" . " . . ?
Th? Co? fraor's Meaange.
Governor ?<'l-Virull has completed his
rnessage to the L-tglsIuture. which, R Is
theugiit. will be duly presented next
Thursday. A g?ntl.?m?n ?tu. hua seen
and read part? of this mesasq? said yes
l-rday thai it i? by hjl 0J?U the be?!
Vd- ~\Tl?l'??*t??* ?Hot the Govern^
BOON COMES AT LAS'i
IRKK MAIL DKMVKRV TO MCI.I
THIK MOItSIXO.
PASTORS BACK FROM CONFERENCE
Two it. ?urn to I heir Work In Man
ilii'?lir, Bllt Mr. llnl.co? U l.oi ? .,
Danville?Wilt I'renelt Fareuel
Pennon To-Mnrrow.
Tho long-looked-for and much-rir-slr?-?
fn .? delivery of mall la Manchester be
gins this vary morning. Tb* first car?
rier?, laden with tho city's mail, start
out tins morning from tho *WSt-*SB? f
at 8 o'clock for every house in Manches.
ter to which a letter or paper direct.?
th? m.
Post-Ofllce-Inspccli.r Wa.ltlcll reached
Us* (dy yesterday, and ?luring the ?lay,
with I'ostma-t? r W*-?lg***, completed all
?1. tails for the delivery. Together the
Postmaster ami Inspector made a sur?
vey of tb* city with a view t?^locating
IS* to bfl ni".-t convenient to most
people, The bOX?? have not been placed
yet, but will as soon as possible. Con?
tracts for the woik will be. inviud with?
out delay, and as soon as thu boxes are
U) on th? s*r??t.? rCgOlST collections will
bo ma-!''.
The city has baflS divided Into three
districts. In Hie out? r districts mail
will I..- delivered twice each day-at b|
o'clock and at 4; In tb* cutral ?listritt.
Including the business centre of the city,
there win be tin..- d*llverie*--*at 9, 12,
and ! 0*?**le k.
Tbeae tiding? will !>? lulled with joy
thn.ucJioiH the ?ity, (uni means the
Ing ?'!' many Btspfl and much loss of
time from business and household dutlei
in every part of the city. For eight
months tin- boon which now com? s has
h" n talked of, and a! last, when thfl
('? "! !? are Almost incredulous, it o
Wh- n it did come it cam?? i-uickly. In
on.- day, after the long wait, Mr. Wad
dell came ami thfl M rvi. ? gosfl into
M?:th??i>I.-t l'AST.'KS OBT BOMB.
The continuent of M?-tho<!ist mini
from Ibis city which want lo Danville
to attend tin- conf'Tence there returned
to the city yestt r.lay morniiiK. Rt f.
W, \V. Latter returns to Central church
tu his fourth and lit year. Rev, W. T.
Williams return* also to continue his
pastorate ?,f W**t?End church and to
take up th.- new work of ??trlii?-; tor As
bury church, il? v. Mr. BcCullOUgb has
asd ??barge >?f Asbury ohorch for some
Usas |aut B* is a student at Randolph?
Ma.on College, ami as his w'.n'k here
Interfered with hla atudlfl* bfl asked t.. bt
relieved of the clurg*. Rev, jam? s ? ?.
Cabcock. thoimh cominji back with the
risi, tioes not come to stay. He
f'loin Fifth-Strei t church to th? Cal.? II
Stit-.t Taberna? le, iMiivtlle, He will
preach to-morrow to the Mam I:
church flS u-uUl mornliu-;. Tb* De*
p.-tor, Re?. Q*OTge H. McFatlen. will
begin his work th* first Sunday in I ?. -
comber. Cabell-Str? ? I tabetnacle, to
which Mr. Hahcock go**, BC it* ! ' I BOT?
sons in thfl auditorium and ha- thfl
largest Sumiay school in the South? in
Methodist Church, if not th* largest in
tb" entire South, it has l.i'n? Bchalarfl In
actnal attcmlance.
GOBI A WAV POR ms HBALTH.
Mr. William x. Bronaugh, son <>f
Mr. J. \X. Bronaugh, Jr., City Treasurer,
left yesterday morning for th* Barbs
?iocs. West iii'?'.-. in hopa that hla
health will ).- benefited. .Mr. Bl
was accompanied to New Vork by hi
brother, Mr. Minor Bronaugh. In N? ?
York the gentleman win be met by Mr.
Harry Callaghan, snd th*y will p?i*oceed
to Hal hado? s by the Quebec line of
mer*. Th* fjcean trip ?ill oonanni*
il fourteen day-. Mr. Csllsghan,
who is also a Manchester man. haa been
in iking blfl bom* upon th* islands f..r
onifl time past. Be is engaged in th*
. busin? -s.
Tin- cas.- ??f Boiling vs. Kahl, pending
In the Circuit Court of Cluster!
. !i?l?'il Thursday with a verdict for the
defendant This was tb* sixth Ubm tin?
Lei n :-. t and ?ailed for trial.
ami it was all about an oniinaiy hit?!
dog. Judge James M. Gregory, of coun?
sel for the plaintiff, gave notice that he
?oald take Hi?' cas.' to tin- Supi>in>
Court of Appeals.
JOHNNIB 1:1.i-S WINTER STORIES.
Wilh his usual humor anil path?.-.
JudgS Fiirr.'ir. known .North ami South
sa "Johnnie Reb," told the winter Eve?
ning Tales by an (H?l Man" last SV?
at Leader Hall The audience which
greeted Judge f-'aiin- aoon fourni them
aelvea in tins genial old man's power,
and lie made them laugh or cry at will.
In fact, in rapitl Chang? from one to th*
Other is just how the ?unlit nee spent
the evenlm*. The talcs were of war and
chivalry, of love ami of tb* very trying
situations whii-h lovo often g*t| a fellow
Into. It is only t"?i tame to say that all
who hi a id his talk, enjoyed it vi>
graatly, A very delightful musical pro
gratOfl was also rend.ted. Th?- pi"
of i he evening po tor the benefit of
Fifth-Strt"t church.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Rev. Dr. L. R. Thornhlll has returnnl
from tho Baptist Convention held In
i k*.
Mn i:. A. -tnelllngs, of Frodericksbur;'.
Is visiting her father, Mr. J. R, Latham.
Mr. Latham ?.??ntinuis i-ulto 111.
Mr. .lames M. J*W*t1 Of Selma, X. C..
came up tO spend his ThanksKivin?? with
his family.
Mr. l.inwoo'l Moody, who had an
but extremely good for the sufferer
from that harassing disease is Dr.
Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. No medi?
cine can compare with this great
remedy in the prompt and perma?
nent aid it give3 in all bronchial
affections. It stops the cough,
soothes the irritated throat, and in?
duces refreshing sleep.
"I had a bronchial trouble of each a per?
sistent and stubborn character that the doc?
tor pronounced it incurable with ordinary
remedies, but recommended me to try Ayer'?
Cherry Pectoral. One bottle cured me."
J. C. WOODSON, P. 14.,
Forest Hill, W. V*.
"A ahort time ?go I was taken with a
ever* attack of bronchitis, snd neither phy?
sician? nor ordinary remedie? gave me relief.
In despair of finding anything to cur? me, I
bought s bottle of Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral
lea* than one bottle entirely cured me."
GBO. B. HUNTEit, Altoosa, Pa.
Ayer's
Cherry Pecarai
now put up in half-size bottles at
half prictr??O ceat??
Royal oiakti the looXl pure,
wholesome and delicious.
Absolutely Puro
noyai KAKiK-i reweaa co., m i vork.
' us?? m? imwmtrtwemm
i'1'er?oii peifoiaaed ni the Virginln
Host,il.il. Is very much Improv. d, am
is now able to attend t-> buaiaeea.
Pierce ?Tllaon Johnson, lbs little nor
of Mr. H. i:. ?tohneoa, at this city. ?n?-?
yest.nlaiy at th-- r?-i-!.-nc.- of his gland
father. Mr. .1. II. J. Johnson, Marks am
Fourth str.-eis, this city. Th" fu?era
will tak? place from the grandf ath. r?
home this afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
Rev, Jteiijamiii Ii.unis, r.-etor of Ml oi.
Memoria?! ehureh, ?Will conduct tie Mr
viro. The little fello** was bright am!
wtaeome, and his ahorl life has warmed
the li.-arts of the household, whl? h an
BOW very chill.
Boy I'renclirr at Y. M. C. A. Snmlny
Then- win i..- ttir.s- mterastlngj sad m
BtructlVI at tin- B??QClStlon "n
Sunday. The Boys' fJoepel Army win
m- 'i. as usual, In U," parlor at 3 o-.-lo. k.
Bad will ?.?.en with a s- rvic-- of -
Which the I;. .1 and BltM '-hoirs Brill taik'
part, Mr, Joseph Blstner, of Baa Dcago,
t'ai., will speak, mi. i;Istnar im- travelled
over the country a ?jrood deal, und will
give an Inti n sting taiik.
Al I "iio'k. in the I'.lue Room, the
itihle training class will meet In r?gulai
session, taking up the study in personal
w i i k
Rev. XV. I!. Holcomba ?** voting, elo?
quent, and ..-nil?.-! speaker, who baa been
very successful In evangelistic work will
address the men's meeting in the Associa?
tion Halla! I o'clock. Mr Hol?-*ombe needs
no Introduction to ?i Richmond audlenc?
as he is w? II known for his plain an I
forcible utterances, The meeting ?ill "i" n
with ;? service "!' song, professor Frank
S. Tli"ti:|,son will be the a-.Joist, ntad the
at ion choir will sinu.
Th.- M-i.Tki i -.' training clase will be held
tonighl a! I o'?*lock In tha association
parlor. Theme.? of Interest to Christian
young men are discussed In this meeting
in .-m ..pen. frank manner,
The Associaili'in S'liat.* will meet !"
nit-lit at | o'clock In the Blue Room,
when the temperance question will ti?
debated The d? trete will be op? m ?J I .
S' natora L-each, McKee, Daeison, an-i
i :, naon.
Th.- .nmior BiMs classes win m eel Ihii
morning al 9 and 11*30 o'?r*lock, respective?
ly; the gymnaalum ?lasses si M and 11:46
o'c'oek.
The younaj men's gymnasium Class
m.-ets al 6:30 o'clock. Young men are cor
diaiiy invit.d t.. \i.-n the building, and
th?- otheen alwaya stand ready ti
visitors any C0Ult<
To Attend Hi?- Miirylund Bur Meet?
ing.
The r.altini'.ie American of yesterday
?Chief-Justice Keith, of the Virginia
Cour! of An - als, Btat? l yeat? rday in
Richmond t" Mr. George Whltelock, tn.*
treasurer of the Maryland Btat? Bar A
OClation, that lit would aitt- nd Hi** next
meeting of Ihe association In July. IM
aind would apeak st the annual dinner.
H.- BBld thai the pi' - ir< "f otlieial du?
ties would preven! tila preparing a formal
paper, -is i"- had been Invited to >i". Tha
committee la alao In ?T-orreepondenca min
several eminent lawyera in Northen
stat. s whom it has Invited to deliver ?d
dreaaea. President Henderson, s
Bams, and "TreaBurer Whltelock constitute
I !.. , ommltt? . ,
Itev. Dr. I'i*lr?'e'a I.nat Snniluy.
Kv. w, Pairee, of New Orleaaa who
has for some time b en occupying the
pulpit of the Unitarian church, in tiuj
city, will leave next week for home, and
th.* sermons to-morrow arill i-- the la?i
Hi. Richmond congregation will hav? the
pleasun ol hi aring him pn ach. Mr.
['. ir?.- bat m ide a good Impression He
?ms during hii abort stay don.- a great
deal toward building up congregatl??n
for many month? without a pastor, and
th.- seed he has plant, d will doubtless
bring forth good fruit His Bubject Bun
! .y morning will ba "Th.- Lesson of the
Transfiguration"; In tie- evening;. "The
Spirit of the N'-w Faith."
Arrested for Ileaertion.
William K I'lveiiport. whose parents
live on Seventeenth street, was arrested
yesterday oa the charg? ol deeertlon
from th" United Btatea army. The war
ran! was sworn out by Ser-.'.-aiit Hick*,
of the recruiting station. I ?a v. upon, it is
allen,-,I. was enlisted in the First Regi?
ment Of Artill.-rv. and deserted fioiii
port si"- um. on Davlfl i land, N. v. The
prisoner was turn?.I over to I nlted
states Deputy-Marshal Pleaaants, and
was arraigned before CJomrolSBioner 1* i?
genheimer who s.-nt liim mi to tl??; grand
jury, fixing in- bail at ii""
Kot to Be I?lalurl??'?l Yet.
The race for the I "st mastership of this
eiiv and the United Btatea marBhalahlp
Of this district grows mor.- exciting as
th.- expiration "f tii" terra? or tke ">
cumbents n? sr thi Ir i
Mr. Morgan Treat'? chances for the
marshalship are regarded a? unquestion?
able while Mr ?Qua Russell and Mr,
Wray Knlghl seem to be the moat la
! candidates for the postmastershlp.
'Ph.- Republican leaders here Hunk tnai
Mr. Hudain and Mr. Culllngworth win
be allow.,! to aerve "'it their full terms.
A l'oaalli?e llefnrm Movement.
Now that th.- State .1-. ti.m is ..v. r an-1
the school appropriation question luu
ceased to !" agitated, th.- clubs througn?
un the eitv are conaldering th? reform
movement, which, it la thought, will be
B factor In the spring municipal election.
The aidvo.at's of the reform movement
ar? Mid to i" divided among themselves,
some preferring to make the Hutu within
ah-- Democratic tanks sad oThera pi
Nt ring t" put up m Independen! ticket.
jt is not thought thai th?- mnv*m?-nt win
crystallize in th? near totora
nenlli of Mr*. NVyntt.
Mrs. ?Catherine w>att died at bar iBaa.
dence, No. ?60 north Seventeenth street.
on Thursday night, In the ?*"th year or
her an .
The fun. ral will take place to-morrow
afurtiooi. ait I o'clock from Leigh-StrtMt
Baptist church, of which she was a
m- mber.
Deceased was a ?laughter of Rev.
Thomas H. Hewlett sin- leaves a hus?
band, two daughtera, and one son.
Sentence? Not Yet Passed I'linn.
Gov.-rnor <>'Ferra ll was India]
terday, and was unable to Isave the i'\?
cutive Mansion. Hi- hau not yet been
able to pass upon the sentences of the
court-martial in the several ca?e? wnicn
were reci-ntlv considered, and It Is doubt?
ful if they will be returned to the a.i
itit.int-Gencral In fore the middle of next
week.
Property Transf?ra.
Rlchmoii'l: James H. Jsfkfon and wire
to H. L I'ali.ii, ?I?! f?. t on Thirtietn
street, northwest corn? r 0, U>
The Title and Trust Company to p. r.
Telser. 21 feet on north side Franklin
street between Fourteenth and Mayo, aj???ju.
Broke- In the Store.
Entrance was gained Thursday night
to the shoe store of A. J. Shackleford,
on lower Main street. The negro man who
was frightened off made his i-scape, but
the pollco are endeavoring; to find him.
Inder a Derrick Beam.
The ambulance ?Vas called at 2:30 yes*
terday afternoon to Mayo's Island to at
t?n?l a colored man, who had been In?
jured by a falling derrick beajm. He was
treated by tha C3ty Surgeon and MBit
'Widow of One of the T.vlna.
The Mt. Airy (N. C.) News says: "We
learn that Mrs. Adelaide Hunker, widow
of Chang Bunker, one of the Siamese
twin*, who has been very sick, is lm
Drovln*."
Se?*a?_a___________________________________| fa
$6 Men's Suits and Overcoats. a\
See Our ... ?
$8.f5 Men's Suits and Overcoats, j
See Our ... ?
! $2.?5 Children's Suits. I
U See Our ... A
| Men's Alpine and Derby Hats at ?
! 95c- i
ff ?S)? :-- -.- - --~-?-1-a_a> Y
IJrWyiJDU?*,)
D Leader of Low Prices. $
? 1009 East Main St. $
Dl \ AM) Bit .D*?TBI-'l'T.
Krport* on the Stntii* ?>f 'lri.de .-?iitl
>ln mi fuel ?ire.
N-BWTORK, Nov. ml.'r .'?.--Messrs. K.
?'-. l'un ??i Co.'s willy r? vi'w of trad.*
to-morrow will say: The heavy export?
01 wheat, with the mnev/cl advati?.- in
price. Is the most inter? stim* and im
i-..riant f.itur.. of th- w? - k's events.
Sim--- August, when the extent of fort-Inn
'i' tl. i? Boy became Hflllflfld. exports have
been hvrgcf than in th** eoiTe*poading
?eekfl of any previous year. Cotton B-t?
also have become very heavy, and
thfl OOtgO of corn falls but llttl?- bel??
I - .u '- awprcead? at* i racord, wIUm
In the exports of manufactured produt ts,
lalTy m n -hinery. all records for tin
n hav* bean surpassed. While tho
flggTfSgat* for November last >'?ar was.
... | ,l"'.?,""?i.<?.?). the shipments from M*W
Vork for three weeks h?ve bun hut
lightly smaller, with a fair pr0*P*Ct that
th? continued Increase in cotton ami
other products from other ports may
ia ike up the deficiency.
MeenwhUe, imports arc runnini' behind
ar's, at Ne? Yoik nearly *'_'.'???.?Ml
thlfl month, a? tiiat another ? sosss of ? *
ov? r imports, amounting t?> about
',-.?.,.i?,i ,-or t|U. month, is probable. But
ttiis would make an exOOflfl of about j
,000 in four months.
Aft.r th? sticht .h?hn.? last Saturday. |
wheat rose to Ju-OOl-l for November, witn
No. _ red and other gradas Belling many
cent? higher. ?et ?estera re? lots are
of enormous magnitude, in tour iv. k
Zt.tn3.lot bushels, sgsinat t.ZH.UH In the
asme four ?*ek* last year, while Atlantic
exporta ?Hour Inalud? i> were tor th?;
ta .k :;.?;>.it?', busbela, and for four week*
l ...-*:?.?:,: bushel*, I.W.WA last
year. The ahlpmenta from other port*
also been heavy, and nothing ?'p
to change former **ttm*t*a of
Buropi an n? eda,
Cora ai.-o continues to po abroad in
qusntltlea almost aa largfl i I year,
when ail jiast recordfl were broken, but
the prie?- haa Blight!)? declined.
Cotton declined to :..?i cents, th?- lo?sre*t
point for many ?reara, with scarcely any
lions of speculative effort. Mora
'in.- Into fight this month "than du?
ring tin- sann- time in IBM, from
if crop ?.. r i..is. .!. while takings by !
northern and ?oath? rn ?pinners have been ?
1er, and print-cloth? and aome other
?tapie Rooda are at the lowest quotation*
ever known. In such conditions weakness
la natural, although the extren
mate, of yield are not by flome entirely
' !.
KK.MANI? rROM TUB SOUTH.
Th.- demgnd for good* from the South is
nice the removal of quarantine
. mi-1 rgoes, and i? cent r??iia tiona in
pricea hav indicated large tran*actiona
by dealer*, hut stocks held by the nuns
are atlll hi avy. un h i 961 i
prut-cloth* on. bend, against 2,21_,000 one
y?*ar ago, and 2fJ6.?n?i niece? t\so year ago.
The output of L'oii.ia beyond consump
tion last year iias been a heavy lo
.?lia ".
Thfl iron industry shows no dccllr.?. In
th?- production or consumption of pig, but
?.Mili much r? luc-d orders for product?
excess of i i" !u"ti?.'i la expected, and
m? r fell a ahade at Plttsburg.
though Chicago and .astern markets
.?how no chu nice. Billet? are a's.? weaker,
ai t-Mttsburg tu. The expectaXlon of low? r
tenda to pmduce tin m. at a time
when mw busimss is naturally small,
and the mills are working mostly on old
orders, with buyers impatient for delive?
ries. Other large order? m plates are held
Lack bv inai.iiiiv ..t the work? to deliver
m the lim?' d-.-ii'-!. in bars, aarrlcultural
i rail-ray manufacturing causes a
heavy demand a) Chicago, Iran being pre?
ferred !.? Bteel, and thin sheds an- BlBO
m better demand, but bar? are a ahade
lower at Plttsburg; also, h?>th wir.? and
cut nails, Bom? large order? for rails by
eastern railway* are reported.
The woollen manufacture Is Still con
Bumlng heavily, in execution of past or?
ders, and m uiv agent? are aol i
ah.-.-al that they ee-i k m. further business,
win!.? other* are beginning to question
whether th? ?1? maud for next season ?ill
aufflce If prl? a an rnad? t" coi n ?pond
with the present quotation? of WOOL S .ni'?
r?duction In th.? prl- ? Of wm?1 *_*
..............
SHOES
FOk MEN
BEST IN THE WORLD;
We carry In our retail ttores the \
| largest variety of modern styles to i
1 be found anywhere. We can save !
| .you time and trouble In getting a \
fit, as we always bave tbe sire and \
width you want. You will find I
exceptionally good value In any of \
: our 155 styles and widths.
This is the Oem, one of onr
many up-to-date ?tylea It Is
made of Cordovan leather
(hor?ehlde),with Kangaroo top.
The hooks and eyelets are fast
c?.lor, and aro Invisible on the
inside. These ?hete? are stitched
with three row? of best ?ilk, and .
have f-oll'l oak leather soles. ?
The workmanship throughout ;
i? of the best character. A ?
very desirable ?hoe for gentle- j ;
men for business and street ;
wear for winter. You can not ; ?
bay s ?hoe of enaal value els??? :
where for less than $5.00. The ; ;
price atan/ of our ?_*.?_} KQ
many retail ?tor?ela *0*
Rxfirolne this ?hoe or any other of onr 1S3
atylwijmail? tu C?lf, P*t?*iit C*lf. fix-neb En. ?
?niel. Box ?'?if. ?wi <Viat. Iilark Kid and Rue
ala fi loria e_if. _u uatraied calado?; uo fj-oe o?
W. L. DOUGLAS.
Urge-t Manufscturcr aad KcUller at
Men? Fin? Shoes la th? World.
nOCKTON. MASS.
: Sh i purchased at oar slot-*, polished Ith.
?o.d in thl? city at *
623
EAST BROAD ST.
(B.-.3-Tu,Tb??Sai
tl
possiDiy averaging t-. t-em, nun -*
of Australian amounting t-> - 7? ? -
?.minds in ;i r.vv large bli"ks at Boaton,
I.ut the ton" is -till atronar. No i
baa o. .-urn d in the cotton manut'a? tuie,
and the mark, t tor Its pi" :
Irregular.
Failures for th.- week li.ive hern Ut in
the United Slates, against ?100 last year,
in-i H la l'Ai..?-ii. against H las't year.
NO GENERAL IMI'U? ?VKMKNT.
Bl*sdStreet'a to-morrow will say: N'of
elthstanding the appearance of a demand
'or holiday specialties at some points In
ith, at Chicago? ait St. Louia and In
le- reeion tributary thereto, general trade
hroughout the rountry has shown bo
ieti. ral Improvement this week. Tin most
avorable reports air.- from the territory
vest of th.- Mississippi river an-1 north
if Missouri and Kansas, where ?oll'r
seatber has aUmuIated d< maud it tin- ln
tior. ami country merchanta have been
?uylng with ' omparatlve freedom,
latent COtton*a?->od? industry con
inui s depreettedm Consumera evidently
lo not intend to buy extensively until
hey believe the price of raw cotton is
eniy p, advance. Competition ti*oin
wuthern mills?more particularly over
iroductlon by raanufacturera who pro
luc?- but a single staple- underlies the . x
ttng large stocks and heaviness of
nie. s. Converter? and manufacturera ?'f
rot ton yarns are situ.?t.-.i relatively more
'avorably. Other lines art? expecting more
?. asonante distribution.
At Philadelphia there is a cheek in <ic
naii'l for products in leading textile linea
uni arrangerai ata uro making to run on
hortsr time.
lion and s:."l have not been In a** ae
lve demsnd sa ? ?tpected, and are lower,
lotwithstsnding furnacea an?! milis are
upplled a/lth order? enoogb to t*arry th- m
v- il Into next year. A favorable feature
s found in advaacea in tin- wai
iperatlves in rartoua industrial lines.
Wheat exporta Bff?Bcted almost entirely
iy the holiday, show a considerable di -
reas-* from lauft w.-k's total. The BggTe
ate exports of wheat (Hour inciu?'--i as
i!n .m from irf.th coasts of the united
Hatea and from ?Canada are 1,186,163
uahela against iO9.(XI0 buahela last
.? ok. ;-.:.',:;.??.i bushels las! year, !
ush< la In 18?, t,0H.vH0 bushela In ivi. and
llii.i.ai bush.!.- in is:?:!, Corn exports also
rould have been larger bul for this rea
aiii, amounting to 2,80,000 bush? Is, against
..'" "'i bushels i.nst week, 1,930,000 bushels
00 bushels In lsiM and
E?I0? in ISM.
Th- re were : " "> buslnesa failures a
d throughout the United States '.his
reek, compared with Ut Issl week, Ht
i the like w.ek a v ir ago. 288 two
gO, 01 In the corr.--ponding week of 1 '?,
nd M in the like ?,. rlod of UN,
There were M failures In the Dominion
f Canada this week, compared with "i
ist week. M in th.- like we.k a y?-,?r ago,
lid B two years
TO LEGALIZE III'LL-I-TGIIT*.
Tnole Joe" >liiii*llcl?l Introduces
mil in fleaanla Leatetoiaare,
ATLANTA. 4;.\., N-.v.-mb? r M.?-Un*?
auated by the defeat "f bta MI] to leg '
:. i.riz. -lighting in < ; I. : .. "1 n?
Eansfli Id, m> mber from Mclntoea county,
ill introduce a bill to allow bull-lights
i, rgia
EHnce the first of this legislative ;
I'm o- Joe" has la-.ii trying to ha\.
1 his bill to legalize pri/.e-Ii gll ! 1 II g. He
as made sever li eloqllelU sp, . ?, -a In
?vor of tin measure, and has made a
real fii-'ht for its passage. The General
ad?ela iy Committee made am unfavor
bie report on the bill, bul Mr. to
laele a motion to disagree to this report,
hieh motion was tabli I.
Now- "Uncle Jo." will off.-r a bill to
gSllaa bull-tights. He says lhat this ?sill
i g great commercial benefit t>> tie
late; thai bulls which now- aeU for ?">
?r beef will. If v-p-y-i,,! for lighting pur?
isca i"ing IB. making a clear fBlfl of
'? at h.-a.l for bulls in ??-orgia. H. saya
ils will bless South Georgia more than
ay other section. Mr. Mansfield laid
tat his prize-light bill would bring rrul
ons of dollars to Georgia aa
vival of prosperity; thai cotton would
3 up to 10 cents, and other products take
a upward tendency.
?M
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.
No. 417 NORTH TWENTV-ITFTH; 7
toma
No. l".l l'nrk avenue; 12 rooms.
No. 13 soiiih Reservoir; 10 rooms.
No, -"i aasl Marshall; j room*?sec-ond
?or.
: south Laurel; ?3 r'ioms.
No. 2833 . - ' Broad; 7 r.i
No. H- east Marshall; i ronmn ?eorond
tor, l. D. CARNEAL,
no 27-lt No. UM ass! Main atreet
F?m iiiA i.
RICK DWELLING, TU i:\ST i-hank
-1. containing raagre,
itrobe stov?. Ac, with office In has
lent and admirably suit.d for I PByBI
an'i residence or a bourding-iious?-.
.- ni reduced.
JOHN T (MI ?I ?in & CO..
K.ail Batate Ag. nts.
no 27-2t Hank and Elev? nth streets.
_EMl'LOVMKM WAXTS.
VI ANTED,
A 80NOLB wiiiTK WOMAN wants
Ion as Housekeeper. She refers
ios.- wishing to employ to Rev. Mr,
.ynolds, KM McDonougn etreet, Man
. iter, ?nd Rev. R. B. (Collier, of Hlgli
nd Springs. Add)
Miss VIRGINIA HODGES,
no 27-lt Manchester. Va,
WAX TED,
T ONCE, A SITUATION IN THF ClT,
i a Companion, or to assist Brtth ?BW
g and household duties; has had < x
liene-. Salary, |8 a month. Reference
quired. Address Miss il. K I?., cue
ostmaster, old Church, Hanover ? ??un
', Va._no 27-11?
WttTEO.
AN INIU'STUfilS AND KTI-.Alii
an wants a Farm to Work on s
no.l r.-ferences. Address "WANT." c.-.r?
ispatch oliic'-. _ no tl-ll'
WATCH),
*VERAL WIDEAWAKE MEN ?>K
??d address, l'rortts liberal, addresa
call at No. 6lt) north Thirty?
reet. _no 2?-2t?
01O A MONTH SALARY.
WANTED, SNBRGBT1? 1.ADIK8
id Gentlemen to (-anvasa. Above salary
laranteed. ?Call vr addresa R. w.
rANCILL, H??x 137. Hampton, Va. En
jso stump for reply.
_it l*-?iyly<frjy*3-wly
FEW ILE HELP WAITED.
?AI1FS WANTED, TO TRAVEL AND
point agents for okl-eetabllahed house
rmanent position. HO per month, and
1 ?VTtW ? *?'V,Box * Philadelphia,
10 ?-\\?l-?ii8tANo 7-Su4t
>OOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
7-mo-(vLT|'U AT Tilg DISPATCH run.,
At uviic i
tu ?im:-- WA?TS.
D. O^ullivan,
EIGHTEENTH AND MAIN STS.
This is an instance
where the office wants
the man. Why ?
Because he is the
only man who knows
HOW to FEED THE
MULTITUDE. This is
no miracle? either.
5.000 bushels Country-Groun?! M?**l
8 pounds New Mountain Buck?
wheat .
9 pounds Finest Arbuckle'a Ccttco
l.noo b-gs Finest Patent Flour ....
45c.
25c.
$1.00
33c
Mart.ui's French Brandy, quart 7?P
bottle? . ,UU
."." dozen full quarts Fine Old Malt firt?
Whiskey . "V1"
Hummer Soap, dirt er.idicator, 10 Ha
Uurg* eak.s . ?[)Kj*
Apples, All.? maile Pippin?, per On?
peck . *'? '
10,000 pounds Cure L*af or Hutch- Rp
?rs- |_ard
lummer S,
I.tr?;t) cake
pples, AI
peck .
.00 bushel? New York State Irish 0?A
Potatces, per peck . **v
MM Ii.ims Gold Dust, 4-poun.l 4R/?
packages . u "
Ciller Vinegar, n guiar apple Juice, If)?
pat gallon . 1UV"
3 boxes Climax Stove Polish, R?
large size .
t-00 dOgea Large- Importad Macke- QfJ?
rel, per dozen .
Finest, Greenest, Nicest Timothy Rftp
Hay. UKiyj>
10.000 bushels Fine. Clean Oats.... W*?
?.'-it bushels Old Virginia Whlto QRp
Corn . ?dL*
10,000 bale? Western Timothy Hay, Rfl?
per hundred. uul>
City ?Mills Bhlp*tull and Hrown- 7R
stuff. per hundred . __
Maple Syrup, large quart tin cans
25c.
IBs
coo can? Finest Orated Ptne?*ypl*.. 1UU
60 barrels Kd sh. Crispy Ginger Jr.
Snaps, per pound . "**
III
Large 4-Strlng Carpet Brooms...? luv>
Lunch Tongue, larg* can?, nice 0R
ami fresh . *lJV'?
20 tubs of that Fine Culpeper
Creamery Mutter, BW**t, rich,
mellOW flavor. We are sole
agents for thfl entire output. No
lions,- in town can sell you BUCb
goods at tWlC*th* price. We can 4Ra
ell you all you want for . **'"
6,000 barrels Kim Bt Citent Kair?ly
Flour .
Larga half-pint bottles Lemon Ex- R?
tract . uu
Gelatin.*, largo full size, puro Rp
good? .
5.000 pounds Flnr? California Hams
60 tlosen HOtOI M11* Catsup, p*> Cr.
bottle .
10.000 gallonfl Hock-Can?ly Syrup,
ma llmi .
$4.50
5a
5c.
6c.
6c,
30c.
I?? car-louis CholCMt Timothy
Ray .
C.k.i hair?Is North Carolina New
Cut Herring* .
Kin- ?ill Uve Whiskey, 4 years
??id. per pint. .
California Sherry Wine, par gal
50c.
Kidney Gin, for kidney trouble?,
Quart.
25c.
75c.
75c,
We have just started our
BARGAIN POT BOILING.
It you want the first whiff just
fetcli your basket and one dol?
lar and we _ruaran.ee to ?rive
? o
you two dollars1 worth of
?.roods. Others get it. Why
Dot yOU? 8_,Su.Tu4Th
WAJfT-DB.
C.KNTI.KMKN TO ???'Cl'PY ML'I'.LI
furnished Rooms, with Board, in a pri?
vat.? lamily.
no .?MW CAST ??HA' i.
WANTED,
l.i.?,....i roUNDS LEAP SUMAC, DF.LIV
ered at any station in Virginia. Highest
market price paid, ca-.h
J. B. i.KVY & CO.,
no _3-??t_Baltimore, Md.
VVAVri-'?,
ALL WIDK-AWAKK III'SIN KSS-M r.s
ami manufacturer? t.. hav- th. ?r buaineas
advert?s..! by the Manchester Blll-P
fn_r Company, 10U Hull street. W. con?
trol the best and most prominent boards
in the city. Circular? dlatributed b
liable men'. New ?phone, U',23. no_C-lw
COAIi, COKE, AMI WOOD.
WANTED, CONSUMERS OF Fli.f?
to know they ean buy
FIRST-CLASS I'CKL AT 1?0\\ K.s'l'
FIGURES.
Doaa**tk Prepsrsd ?'?ike, stove, nut. or
egg si/.c. SO buahela, double toed, $?.,.-?,
id, at $-.5<?.
Anthracite, Iplint, or nte-Creek Lump
at k)Wfl*t plie**. Discount in stamps or
for cusli.
. 'Phone 1**, or 1_?J0 west
Proud street, 'Phone i"7
CHAHI.CS II. PAGE.
no 21-?l6t&tooil.i
I uuiVLi nuu iiuuui
WANTKD. CONSCMkT.S OF KCK.L TO
know that they flea lmy that most supe
rlor grate fuel, the Clover-Hill Coal, flfl
low a? 13.50 per ton; anil for ?
Btoves, my Domestic Crushed Coke, ?si
buahels (double loud) for $0.
Also. Anthracite, Splint, Fire Creek, I'o.
cahontas. ami Gayton Coals, oak ami
Pine Wood at the lowest prlceg.
Samuel H. Cottrel!,
Harrison and Broad and 810 east Broad
streets. oc _a-tf
LOST, STIl.VKI), A\D FOL .ID.
LOST, ON FK1I?AY. \<?s t.m i
'," 7. !,. tw.cn Ninth ami Broad ?treets
and It Luke's Home, ?_ LAD? s ?;?>i.i?
watch, with nam? of Mr.?. suuaoetn
Owen*, i?aek Walnut, Halifax county,
Ya., BBgravcd thereon. Kinder will Oo
suitably rewarded for its return to St.
Luke's Home, Thirteetuh and boss
street?._ no .7-1.
I.OST, ON G HACK BTltEET m?..
TWKBN Sixth ?mi Fourth, a *-tNAr?r.
SKIN PURSE, .italnlng a llu bill ana a
railroad ticket from Richmond to Peters
bur?'. Reward if returned to fjtT east
Grace._no 2/-11*
1-oST. A BLACK CtiCKKR SPANIEL?
' I months old: nt> white mark?.
Reward for return to R. p. JONES ? ,
east Main ?tr. i no -.-at"
UJ8T, AN ITALIAN GRKYHOCND
PI PPY, about 2 months old, fawn color.
Answer? to the name of I>on.
H It SMITH, JR.,
no 2*>3t No. 17 north Fifth ?treet.
Orders for printing sent to th? Dispatch
Company will be given prompt attention.
?nd the style of work and price* will
be sure to pleas? you* -
AUCTION M!,l'..-.i,o(or, ltuf%t
WHEN REAL BSTATH IS ?OLD TiT.
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT ?AI ?Va?
DAR TEAR AUK TO BH PAIDpft
*?&? Tim yaSDOlt ?S? -??
Ey Pollard ??VI:
Real Ksmie .\uctlorieera
i^OMMIS?SIOXKRH SALE BY AUC.
VF'ri-*r'AJ/'-''- BRICK ?TORE prop? .
lYc?'? fS,::,,"M? BETWEEN
*ON AND Di* VAL BTREE1
KN"\\N A.-i Sox. 71? AND .
In ? -K-cutlon of a decree enr. *ed i . ,
Law and Equity .Court of th.
Richmond, on Nov-m'-p P. ??V
In r. inafl.r-rari... | ,-.,??. , .,'
Buotton, on the [iriialaan ras
THI'RSDAY, DE?*EMREll 2. 1*'7
?.,..,4,'...l,"'k *' M " ' ?hove m
PROPERTY, which will be ??i., .
v. ?.r as a who!, ., . mil wem
hour of aale N?X 711 .
atore amd dweUIng of
.1?. U a? ?tore ?uni dWl II
The lois hay.- a Joint frota'
on w. st line of Second i:
of |?M feet. This !.. or,.- 0f ,),. .
tions In Jackson Wart
never r< grel making an i- -.
TERMS: im?' third
thr.?pial [.ayiii'ia'-- - -
n months
evidenced by noi
title retain?? until a-.:i ..
II.-.,a y I I I 1
JOHN GARLAND P?>l.f
Kate <". P.'ireh. guardl in, etc -,
against Km.- C ;
nnts In the Las
th.- eitv of Richmond:
I. 1?. I*. Winston, 41. rk . '
certify thai
. lal conimlsslon. r I y 11
ceuae of Novi mt" r :i. . ,
given.
Given und. r mv haind this 11th ?
November, 1897,
no 27_P. I*. W1VS
Hy C. U A H I. i ?.n.
BOtOJ Ag'-nts aiid A . %,
821 Main s
TRU.STEES' BALE OF QBOVE.
AVr.Nl'E 111 II.IHM; i.?|s.
Py virtue of tin- pm\
d?'?'.I ?)f tniBl
: |n the CI? rk'a oftl ,
County Court. Deed-B? ,_
ST? will ? 11 Ijy puMi ?
-, on
FRIDAV. NOVBMB1
o'elo.-k P. M . ; VA i
Pit? IPERTY on the r : ,
avenue. I" ginning -> 1-12 feel j
Straw!- ,
and tronting on ? IrOi i
and running back beta (
171 f.-.'t | inches to am all? r
TERM8: ?in--tilth -i
one, two, and til-- i
4'. I. 1
JOHN IP '
C. L A Ba L. I '' a -Oit. S
p. ?3TP4 ?NEM1 '
Tho above
MONDAT, NOVEMB
at faiiu: hour.
C L DEN? "V
JOHN IP N
no 27_T
Py N. W. I
Real l?stala Aactl *r
SALE OF THE FACTOKV, WABE?
UOl'SK, AM? PLANT of
THE SOUTHERN ST? >VE A
? OMPANY.
FRt 'NT! \-, '' ON
CAR Y STREET AND KXT I
FROM T\\ KN'I'V - FIRM r T? ?
TUI.'N'l'V-SK' "N'li si 1(1
tl l ION.
Al th.- r,i|n, -r of th? Bo ithen
(Yorks < 'ompany ?nd Q ? :
il...: a i y publie suction
i, on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3.
i? |] "'.-l".-k M.. th?' valuable pi,\
he Southern Stove-Works <'"m?
i iving a IH'Iit ' "il ?le- I.
In? of ?' '?> -ii. et, and embrs? Ina
thole fron!, from Twenty-flrst to T
: aid having then
ddltlon to a fully . 'pnpi d It
i large brick warehous . for"
s ?;. F. W
irge one-atory building, w! Ich ?
i omp iratively small expeua
illtabte for mercantile us? -
?rage, a?s w? Uni i
daptablllty f??r general m
mrposes. The machinery . '
lid? s I hi* boiler amd ? I
liement of modern
ihinery, and ia extensiv? to giV4
raployment to at least flfty moulders
t can be saf.-ly assertt-r] thai
rank of th. Bouthei n ! an; n >
brought t i the
i.-rty for th? rath, r tin
isual circum
United amount ol i n thla .it>
0 WhlCh ai side-!-- . ,. i
t Is an important f ictor h
ho valu? and desirability
i.-rty.
If per
has? of this proi rty o? i
.? for.- th-- da] -t le, pria ?I
or win be received up lo thi
itant.
TERMS: One thr I cash, and i
, is, and is months, fi r not? -
. st added, am i si cured by ti
aid property* or all i
lurch a - N. W ' '
no 3.1t).17.25tl M A
Hy J. Thompson Bran
Real Est?t. Ag?-nn and A - '
1113 Mam s! r. i-i,
rRUSTRES' SALE OF
8E4'4?NI) MAKKliT BTOMI PROP
No. til l-J NORTH six u? BT1I
A FINE INVESTMENT.
AT thi? request Of own? [ .1 ! :'. I
cuUofl of a died ?.f trusi I
mn? ?I trust. . ,
nd recoided in th? I
'ban? ery ? !ourt of the . It) of H j
leed-Book IM B. p??;.- 17. to *
iMii.-nt of a certain not? ;
ci Ibed, and del lult havl *
nd being required 1 ?
1 so requeated by th? oe
to dO, We will *
aieiioii. io the I
be pi mis. s, on
TUMDAY, NOVEMBER
ock A PORTION OF
'ERTY In s ild d.
All thai lot of laud In th.- ;
Ig on the east line ?if Sixth ?tl :
??Util Of ?'lay .-II- t. thi '
Duthwntdiy sad fronting on
in- of Sixth sii.,-1 U fett, und
k . 1 itwardly ??nd b< tw? en 1
fa 1. to an all'-v 1" f- et a
. th? ; with th.- us- In -
: ,g ab-.ve V
Beea said Bi
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it on a I
III \ way is I 1., t ?J in ?
.-* I Inches deep.
TERMS: Py consent
r. -t. d. "lie third ?
Bd twelve months, or all cash, ' ?
t purchaser.
FTDWARD H BROWN.
WILLIAM El
3. Thompson Provvn 1 I
1KAL ESTATE AT I'lllaiTE ??"
WHEN REAL SKTATE IS ?OLD TH?
'AXES Folt THE CURRENT CA
?AR YEAR APE '10 HE PAU>
tATA i:r TUE VEN Doit AND Til-?
TNDEB.
roa lAi ?.
I HAVE TW?i '
iiw ready for purchasers, In I
lth six rooms and baila within
oO?TA cash; balance { ,,,I ,'
0. CARNE .i
no 27-lt_ No
A SPLENDID OI'I'OMTl 1ITV.
he Heel Estait* and BBBtnOIStary ???
Ihe linn i-i.... a On* 'la?a
?l< ?.II lilt < a.... |.l. ? *
I FOR HALE. THE Ai.?-? 1. ' ' x-;,''
a.t Han-iaburg. ???*" ' > 0.n , '!
of the P.-nnsvlvat
ninerv win in- st.i.i .?!>?*? ' "? ., , ..
d.liess Till NWEAI.i "
. K. TRCOT AND SAH-.-l?-?^'?
OMPANY, U< -iv.r. Harrisburg. ? *
no 23-Tu.Th48??>t
STA5.D11G TIMBER FOR ? * - '
A BODY OF FINE TlMfiER- l \ .
?nlng ab?.ut ?.'W.oa? f?*vt. ? * **,? ,.
hurch Itimd I??*,-!. N.t: ! -"
rn rallroa?! Paru i^mam.
rite ?o ti. Y *-*^?*i***?
no a-ln.? "" i^wibvir*. Y?a .

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