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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
DmOCKATIr HEADQUARTERS,
MkU-IfALr VAIN
no THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS

ITO THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
4 or MARSHALL WARD lou sre
earnestly requested fn tun ont on AON-
DAl EVENING NEXT. November ~, In
Is body. O. meet our next Governor Of Nir-
glniR General FITZHUGH LEE Al Elba
station. There you Will meet win the De-
mocrRtiC voters of other wards and escort
MIN to the stand OF the CIV Hall lot. at
which plscs ne vii SPEAK. Every Demo
clatic voter IN the VRid whether a mena-
her OF tine club OF not viii please attend the
club meating TONIGHT. a. 7 . clock. at
the clubhouse 2b07 Broad street. second
door from Twenty. NTH aud broad streets.
a. which time the nOuf lur Deeting MON
DAY EVENING and a. other erranRe-
ments for the march and election tuesday
wii be- made.
Tns cluBs o. the Fint precinct, ss well ~
an other voters o. the ward. are earnestly
requested o. ate NJ the ciuh-meetlng To
NIGHT and unite with ue Monday evening
IN the procession. LEI every man report
TONIGHT whether ne viii turn cut,
mounted or OF foot. We desire a. many
mounted ~ possibc.
v = CATLErT,
superintendent Marshall wand.
uc 9l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
Roune.Trip nasss tor yeser.

Dir. Il. W. Fuller, general passenger
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, has issued the following circular
10 ticket-agents
CHEsAPEAKE i ONO RAILWAY, )
GENERAL PAssENGEB-
AGENTS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 80, 1855.
T,eksi-AgsRts
For the benefit Of voters who desire
going to their legitimate polling-plaees
on eleciion-day, the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway viii sell round-trip tick
cts from any station 20 any station in
Virginia on November 2d and 3D. at the
Yound-trip OF i've cents mile. Tick
cts viii he good until November 9Th.
The Richmond and Allegheny Rail-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
Sf-oErrsG aoaDs.

~ UNS, GUNS, GUNS HAVE
" on hand large and very compete
stock of GUNS. klFLES. aud PISTOLS.
both of hngiish aud American makes. and
SPORTING GOODS generally 20 which
the attention OF merchants and sp0rtsmeD
b invited. ~ VIII sell ~ cheap a. similar
goods can ~ bought anvwhera. Also. agent
FOR The celebrated nEAD-SHOT POWDER
T. ". TIGN0R. 1879 Maiu street.
&C 2l-lm Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
snsxE rErrY U1sAzs.


4 ROSE. at O'Clock ?. NJ,
three frame dwellings on the west side
OF Laurel between Beverly aud Albe-
marie streets
]. THOMPSON BROWN s CO.. az 4.so
O'eiock r. NJ, trustees sale OF brick resl-
dence No. All south Pine street..
BAZAAR. horses. mules. bag
gies. phaetons. WAGONS. vlllagc-csTt.
naTness NAY 6c,, al 10 and Al o. clock.
L. B COOK, tNo handsome and highiy-
bred young horses ~ IL =. III.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
AIRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING
VI sYRCP,

Rev. SYIvAEus CoRR thus writes IN the
Bostou CSrsstaA Efsessaa We would oy no
means recommend any kind of nedicine
which w. did not know o. he eRood-particu-
larry for infants. hut o. an. Winsiows
eoOthtnE syrup We can speak from KNOW
ledge. In our own family it nas proved 9
blessing indesd by giving 81 infant trou-
bled with colic-paiBs quiet sleep and tnc
parents nnbrOken ress a. night. Must pa
rents car appreciate these blessings. Here
Is an ariic,e which works ~ perfection, aud
which n harmless. nor the sleep which it
affords the infant Is perfectly natural. and
the lltle cherub swakes ~ nrlgntas but
ton" And during the Process OF testhing
IT, value Is incalculahie. We have frequent
IS heard mothers say thai they would not
b. without s; from the birth OF the ehild TN
% had finished with the teething siege on
auy consideration whatever. sold py an
druggists 20 cents bottle. oc 27-eodiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
Remove tho Rubbish

Some weeks ago stQne-crossings were
put down at the corner Of Nam and
Linden streets across Main street. A
great deal OF rubbish, consisting OF
large pieces Of granite. cobble-stones,
dirt. &c was left IN the street. making
It inconvenIent and dangerous for pass
ing vehicles. Is there any good reason
for letting these distractions remain So
lonc IN the street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
The Hoop OF Sold.

The company which presents the
Hoop Of Gold. and the play itself. Is In
nowise connected with the COMPANY
which played the Pavements OF Paris
last week. The Hoop OF Gold Is a
stronger piece, and Is presented with
more effect. Last night very good
house witnessed the play and enjoyed
It. This afternoon it will be repeated
at matinee, and again tonight, no doubt
70 good houses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
Work ter Clubs.

Cur ward clubs should all be actively
at work tonight They have much 20
do. Without their effective aid our
full vote viii not be polled. They
must be industrious tonight, for on
Monday night the Fitz-Lee demonstrs-
tion viii be so attractive that It will
draw from the club-rOoms many Of our
mnst nctlYe mon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
FREAKS NJ EIGHT.
The Lfrina Skeioion- Ciau Each Other on
Account OF Woman smiiss-
philadelphia Press


Philadelphia Press
Lecturer Smith, al the Ninth and
Arch-Sireets Museum, is badly hurl
about the neck and face. His injuries
are the result Of an effort 10 part two
living skeletons. Morelda and BORING
ton. who became involved II a serious
alteration 81 the close Of the entertain
ment yesterday afternoon.
Dorringt0n was here last year. He
nails from West YirgInis and weighs
forty-slx pounds. Morelda has never
visited tins city before. When Skeleton
Dorrington was here last wear be had
among MS female conquests not Ill
looking Young woman who gave the
name Yesterday OF Mary Ellison, and
who comes from Brldesburg. Last
winter she HI II love with Dor
rlngtons angular features 81 nrst
sight. She bought iunumerable qnAn-
titles Of his photographs IL order
% gam his acquaintance. and then
accompanied HIN regularly or hls way
20 the Museum from his boarding g-h0use,
OF north Ninth street. During Dor
rington's absence from the city the pair
corresponded regularly, and when ths
skeleton came back here recently ne ex-
pected fully TO fulfil an engagement Of
marriage which had been contracted be
tween them.
From the first sight Of DorrIngton's
colleague. Miss Ellison began TO grow
cold toward her first anatomical darling.
She had always been accustomed 20
stand ioJ a long time each day admir-
Inglv before ms platform II old times,
and when ne came back 70 share tine
same rostrum with a rival, and hnd ms
LADY loves glances all given to the lat
ter, he was maddened. The men
have frequently had words about Ii,
and Yesterday Skeleton Dorrington
bitterly reprosched Miss Ellison
with her unfalthfulness. He says
that she told MIN that her affections
were unalterably changed. and he acted
upon suppositlon Of such state Of
feelings IN her. Just after the crowd
had been cleared from the freak hall
yesterday afternoon be struck Morelda
savageiy III the left eye with the words
:. YOu car take that with her." Morel-
da thrust ms hand ID the pocket Of his
apology for trousers and seemed about
70 draw q knife, when the lecturer
rushed IL. and. III endesyoring 10 sepA-
rate the skeletons, received the injuries
from which ne q, present suffers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31

Regular subscription price. 81 a year. To
enable new readers % yet al. the War Pa
FeTs. with contributions from Generals
0raLf reaureEard, Mcclellan, -. l.. john
sion Lew Wallace Admiral Porter and
others we VIII send the twelve back num-
her, November. les4. 10 October lSS5-
wlthR yearIs subscription beginning with
Oyembef. 1855. J0r Sc fOr the WhOte. A
subscription. with the twelve numbers
bound Ia TWO handsome volumes 81 80 for
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Al dealer and postmaster take sub
SER ptiOus anu supply numbers according Ia
our special oneT, or remittance may b.
made directly Ia
THE CENTUKY COMPANY.
Oc Silt New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
SUNDAY Excursios,s.

The SUNDAY Excursion Trains 70
Newport's News and Old Point are
still running and those who would en-
10Y the delightful autumn weather a.
the ses-shore OF down the country Oh
the Peninsula. car make the trip at
summer excursion rates. Trains leave
the Chesapeake and Ot1 depot al $40
/ NJ, and return TO Richmond a, G.25
1 NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31


For seven year ! suffered with 3 cancer
Oh my face. A. tins simple remedies we're
applied TO alleviate the pain, but tine place
continued TO grow rnRliy extending into
my nose nom which came a yeiiOWIsl dis
charge very offensive IN character. IN was
also Unnamed and ANNOYED me a great
deal. About eight months ago Z was Ia A.
ianta. a. the house Oi a friend. VINO 81
strongly recommended the use Of swift
SPECIFIC tnat / determined 10 make BIZ ei-
ioTt To procure li. In this was successful.
and began Us use The luiiuence OF the
medicine az nrsf was 10 sOnieW hat aggra-
vale tie sore DUl soon the Inflammation
was aliay ed. and began 20 improve after
the nrsi few bottles. My genera health
has greatly improved. I am stronger. and
a hie 10 DO any KIND o. work. The cancer
on ny iacr began 10 decrease and the ulcer
10 heal until there Be- nos 81 vestlge OF it
ief5--uuiy d little Rcar marks the place
" here DO had been. Am ready 10 answer
ali questions relative 10 this cure.
Mrs. JoICIE A McDONALD.
Et0nfG. tfG.. August i. less.
have had a cancer on nv face for some
Hears extending from one cheek bone
across the nos to the other. 10 has given
ine "a great deRl of lain. al times burning
and licnin- 10 such HI extent tnat u was
alussi Uubearsbie. \ commenced usiug
swim s Specific IA Man. / S.. and have used
eight bottles u has given the grsatest Te-
Lief by removing the inflammation and rv-
STORMY my AthclAl lttlLA- " AtAAREos
AHeTtiiie. i0'gG. Sepiembor 8. lss5
FOR many years was a sufferer with can
Ger o. The musc. aud having been cured by
the usc 81 =. S- .. I feel constrained BY IA
eeuse OF duty tosuiierinG humanity 90 make
tnis statement Oi NV case With the faur-
ieeuth bottle The cauceT began u heal
rapidly and soon disappeared and for seve-
ia months there mas been no Rppearauce OF
sore of any kind On my nos or face.
neither IS my nsse 81 al tender % the tonch.
J nave taken about two dozen bottles :. =.
3. and am soundiy cured aud know that
? r. : ellecied The cnTe after every known
remedy WAS tried and had failed
RoBERT SMEDLET.
fos1 Games. Ga. May !. lss5.
! had heard of the wonderful cures OF
Swifis Specino and resolved t0 Try 4. I
commenced taking % IN April. 1ss4. My
general health was much improved, Yet the
cancer which waS in my breast continued
10 grow slowly nui surely. The bunch grew
and became quite heavy. I felt tsRf must
either have it cut or die. Bnt Il CON-
tnenced discharging quantities o. almost
black thick blood J continued healing
around the edges until February, when Il
Wa entirely healed up and well.
BETSY WOOD
Cochescft. Plymouth o.. Maas.. Juiy IS. 's5.
swift SPECIFIC is entirely vegetable. and
seems 10 cure cancers oy torcin. Ou- The TN
puriiies from the blond.
Treaties Oh blood and Skin B4eases
TN SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 8 Atlanta Ga New York 157
Wekt twenfy-thlrd street. oc 2s-lw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31

Mr.. John Dreuer, Of Scotland, has
been admitted as a citizen Of the United
States.
hey. K. A. John mas resigned the
pastcrate Of ST. John's Evangelical
church and accepted call 10 St. PAuls
church, in Chicago. one OF the largest
IN that city. The congregation meets
Sunday afternoon to select pastor.
Democrats, on Tuesday read your
tickets through. Don't be cheated into
voting against your Legislative nomi-
nees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
s1infEler. OF An Deu,ulinaiions

The conference Of ministers OF all
denominations will be held ~ the
Young Mems Christian Association
1Ooms al u NJ. on Monday, NOvem-
Der I'd.
The committee are prepared TO report
a constitution and bylaws, and the
topic for discussion will be. - The Ad-
yantages Of Sneha Conference.
IL Is hoped by the COMMITTEES that
there will be a fall attendance Of the
ministers Of Richmond, Manchester.
and the vicinity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31

RfCHMoNI VA, October 80. isss.
The members of the CLAl-WARD AC-
TlNE- are summoned tu attend . meeting
o. tine Dub b their neadq quGrtens, No 900
west Main strret opposite MOnrOe Para,
over NJ 4 Gr.fiitn stOrr. on MONDAY
EVEN Nc November Zt a. O'Clock
sharp o. unite iu tine reception 90 our gal-
Jam standard. bearer General fITldUGH
LEE
All Democratic citizens OF the ward are
cofdialiv invited to unite with "a. ApprO-
pirate badges vii be furnished.
CIfAKL4ks ". GODDlN. President.
gI-ufn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
ToBACCO NOTICE.

Notice IL berebv given 81 the HOLDERS
or TnBACCD-NOTE~ OF UNINSURED
TOBACCO destroyed by the rrc which oc-
Cured or the nignf of the 12th % october
instant hv the burning o. the Alieghany
warehouse IN custody ~ Messrs Carringtou
s Co.. 90 Die evidence Of ownership and
value of the same with ". l.. cow AhDtN,
chairman Of Insurance Committee.
ur gN-rf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
sPEcIAL FEATrREs

Include d" a Tricvcie Pilgrimage 70 Rome
illustrated 10y feuneli. Historical Papers
hf Edward Egg eston and others Papers on
rrsia by :. ". BENJAMIN. lately United
States b. mister. with numerous iliustrs
tiOns As'runnutca Articles practical and
uogular on "SidefCal Astronomy Papers
on Christian Unity BY representative Of
various religious denominations fUpers or
Manua4 Education. by various experts, etc.
4IF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
HusINr~s oPpoRTUNrrIES.

TOR SALE. THE ENTIRExN
4 OUTFIT or ONE Oh THEN -
HEgT LIVERY STABLES IN THE CITY.
now DONG good business, Satisfactory
Yeaeun for wanting 10 sell We have et pre-
sent eighteen bOafders, and ncw ones COM
inc In 81 the time VII sell low and or
rsasong bic Terms. Address LlNEB1
oc sI-ltf carr Of Carrier No. 4.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
Cold Wave Coming.

The cOld-wsve fag was hoisted from
the top Of the Merchants National
Bank building between II and y
O'Clock yesterday upon receipt Of
the following telegram from j. i.
Hazen, chief signal officer Of the WeA-
ther Bureau al Washington
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
October 30, 1885.
". D. ChestermGH, Chamber Of Com
merce. Richmond, IG..
Hoist cOld-waye signal. Tempers-
ture will fall from 10 70 20 degrees in
the next twenty-four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
7 TMPoRTANT.-ALL MEMBERS OF

! MADISON WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB
are requested 90 assemble a. the clue-rOOfus.
Nos j and = hRneWIuc ke Building AZ $
o'a.Ock MONDAY EVENING NoyEMBEK
~. 10 act n cscufi o. General lfrhhD6h
LEE
Al DemocRfie voters ar requested to
meet Win us Please ne prompt
iiy order ~ Cinb.
Louis RAWLtNdS
Chief Marsha Madison Ward Club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
tuneeps Cured.

Dr. a. G.. Wollard, Of Richmond
Va, Is having great success IN curing
Cancers. he has cured hundreds pro
nounced ncurable by other physicians.
send for pamphlet with references and
certificates. Office, 100 east Leigh
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
rnHEE 1IAugTRATEp ARTICLEs.
TIL WAX PApFRs

HY tENEItAIl tlLANt ANll UIlIEfa.
These viii BE- continued most o. them IL
Illustrated until the Chiei events ~ the Civl
War nave been desert bed by ieading par
ticfpauts on both sides General Grant r.
papers include "a dascri pfion of the battle OF
iht Wilderness. General Mcclellan viii
write OF Autieiam. Genera u. G. bnel of
Shiloh GeueTals Pope. Lougstrent. and
others a. the second Bull Run etc. etc.
Naval combRts. Including the fgnt between
the hearsafee and tBe Alabama, 10y ofhcer
OF both ships. VIII be- described.
The " kecoliectlons o. q Privaic. aud
special war papers Of AZ HnecdOtai or nn-
noruus character, Will be fegtnres OF the
wear
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31

the boys TO subscribe, 1t has been ar
ranged that every boy who contributes
one dollar or more shall have his name
inscribed on tablet, to be frsrned and
hung m the boys department OF the
new building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
sHoxE TKrxY CIsAKs.

LANGUAGE OF FLowKRs FKEE.-Chry-
eanthemums. Nioiets. and tioses Plants for
decorations; Bouquets. Baskets. and Out
Flowers a. No. north Ninth street;
Phone sI2. Greenhouses one SQUARE from
hollywood Phone 39s.
II. a. CATLIS, Florist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31

The name OF our nominee for At
torney-General should be printed on the
ballots AYER--Ruius A. Ayers.
A great many Of our papers have
misspelt II Ayres.
The rlght wav o spell L is Ayers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31

Miss Catharine l.. wolie's latest gift
10 the Protestant Episcopal Church IS
$4,000, for the erection Of clsrgy-
house on the ground OF the General
Theological Seminary IN New York.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31

VALUABLE AED CONVENIENT. .-BROwN's
BRONCHIAL TROCHEs are safe and sure
remedy for bronchitis. Coughs. and other
troubles OF tine Throat and Lungs sud 01slg
"a bures Price. 25 cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31

The Thomas Bradford Company. Of
Cincinnati. o., make q specially Of
Corn and Flour-Mil Machlnery, and
solicit correspondence from interested
Dartieg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
SHORT STORIES

bv Frank 4. Stockton. Mn. Helen jackson.
IL H. Mrs MARY Hallock FOOte. Joel
chandler barris. II. II. B0Yeseu 4. a. Jan
yfer. Julian Hawthorne, Richard 81. john
sion and Others. and poems by leading
pools 1hc departmenis-" Open Letters,
+. hric-a- Brac. etc, VIII be fully sustained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
khnnInaflsnl.

For a certain cure for rheumatism,
buy tine Medicated SHIRTS anc Draw
ers from L. B. SPENCE q son.
90l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
7. H. c. 4. HALL.

The GrowiBs Fuaa-NeariT 500 Reported
Lasi NIeht.
A uarlor conference was held az the
residence Of Mr.. /. b. Taylor last eve
ning IL the interes; Of the building fund
of the Young Mems Christian Associs-
tion. The series OF conferences have
proved stimulating 10 the committed IN
their work. and the one last night was
no exception TO the rule. Subscriptions
were reported aggregating 1915, as fol-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
sI6vEa. TIEwARE, a..
John BOWERS.

The following PRIZES were taken by
JOHN BOMhRs dealer M STOVES, TIN
NARi, &C. 81 tine late Fair:
FlEf1 Pnizp-Fltr Ou Cook-Stove
Florence Heating stove. Lamp Stove. uest
ira.s teuuefs FIr- ret. Coal EOd. Oil
Lamp. Tie Hearth. Times loal Cook stove
overall. Times Coal ans " ood Cook stove.
OtfraI finee Wood Jo0k-NtoFe. over al.
J erlecf i.atrofte stove, over al Dur Fs-
Nurlfs EtaEge for bricE.eettiuE over al +.
hsst Dli-lnandeicr. uesi tiis-- lhaudeher.
tresI tsH-- nandslier assortment best ga,
Hall Lantern htst MOOc Mantel. best
f-rsss- j rimned Crate. best Goa Heating
stove. best Duai HeatluE Hei-f feedlur
stove hest Goa Heating Base burner
stove Oc3l-lW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
MEETINGS

81. JOHNS EVAN GELICAL
- CHURCH The members are 70 luesfed
fD attend "a special meetim on SUNDAY.
November Isl g. .. n. for the cOusiders-
ton o. important business.
& 7. IOEHK
o. gf-rfs Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
gnoKE fRIxY CIeAKs.

rHK DISPATCH JoB-PRINrIN6 HOUSE Q
thoroughly equipped 20 doal kinds Of Book.
AND JoB-PRIETTEe at the shortest noties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
CARRIAGES FO STORE.

OWNERS OF RIDlNG-TE- pERk
~ HfCLSN desiring 20 haveA=-.--
them well taken care ~ during the comn NJ
winter can md ample accommodation
win us This is ais1 the time tu put Fuu-
GarflHge n for ne pGirs aud painting when
time can ne mad 20 DO tine work right.
GEORGE a. AlNSLiL & SONS.
Nos. 90 and i2 south Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
WV rrnrIuarsoss.
BEGINNINe A NEW VOLUME
THE CENTURY
FOR NOVEMBER.

FOR NOVEMBER.
TuY CxxTuRy bexsns its sixteenth year
with monthly circulation o. considerably
over 200. 600. The great gaia mas been dne
70 the success OF the War Papers, and 20 the
fact thar the geReral features OF the fnags-
zine have been unusually strong during the
past year.
The November NO. now ready, contains
CHATTANOOGA
BY GENERAL GRANT.
the third paper OF General Grants personal
memoirs of the war describing, with great
interest. the famous battle OF Chattanooga
with u appears flll-page picture OF Gen
erai Grant. from photograph taken al
Mount Mnt3regor. and the repzoductioD OF
one Of his letters 10 i1r. Douglas.
THREE SHORT STORIES.
TIM STORY OT SEVEN DEVILS" " BY FRANK
X aToCIrT0s "a CBoUo or TIA
MOT xTAfS " RY MARY HAL1OCK
F00TE. "11rE MYSTERY o.
WILHELM RU1TER' m
III. H.
TWO IMPORTANT ESSAYS,
hanger Ahead " q remarkably able and
suggestive PAPER on socialism and the labor
prODien by Lyman Abbott. and an article
on oThe United Churches Of the United
states the latter b. be followed by paDers
on church unity by representatives o. va
ri0us denominations.
TuREE IIIsUSTRATEs ARTICLES,
- PurToGRkPHEnle VISIT TO PETRA "
vfTH EIGHTEEN PTCTUssEs LIVING
ENGLISH SCULTT0Rs. BY I'D
MUSp GossE. EIGHT PIC
TrRKs TYPICAL Docs
Settlers % By VARIOUS
EXPEETs SEVES
PICTURES.
JOHN BoDEwIN's TESTIMONY"
BY MARY HALLOCE FO0TE.
The first chapters OF new serial story of
mining ile. by the author Of The Led
Horse Claim"
Also a short paper on " "Chautauqua, By
Edward Evereit Hale In the dc partments
an editorial or THE Outlook for Civil-Ser-
vice helOrm, and open letfers on various
timely subjects. d" hrlc-s-B Brac contains
humorous poems. Rno q cartoon by L. ".
kcmbie are among the features for the
coming OluIne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-10-31
SERIAL TORIES

r. v. y. HowELLs. MARY HALLoCK FOOTE,
AM GEORGE ". CAHLE.
nj p owelis serial Will be in lighter vein
fhHr The 4 E.saof has auram MI. Ca
htc D rs o. novelette, o. the A Acadians or Lou
isinna Nj tBDie Will Also cOntrlpuie q se-
rirs nf % per On slave songs and dances, in-
ciutiug negro ~ frpeDf-w0rship. etc.
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The dollAr-subscription F" fund a.
luded TO In the above report Is move
ment that originated among the boys.
They held their first conference last
night a. the residence of Captain A. L.
West. Uhen the above subscription
were reported. As an indncement for
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CASH AND 81 a WEEK.
IN OUR
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT

FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
viii he found BEDROOM. PARLsOR. and
pfNING-ROOM FUkNITURE. al wei
made and elegantly nuished.
OUR CARPET DEPARTMENT
has a full line OF INGRAM and BRUSSELS
CARPETS: VELVET. MOQUET and Ia
PEsTRY RUGS; FLOOR oII~CLOTR.
MATTIE6s. etc.
sTOvEs. RANGES. AND HEATERS
We carry q large tine of these goods. al
ars daily receiving fresh additions.
should you want anything Ia either
theab0Se departments. give Us cal.
VIII sell any OF our goods Et lowest prices
fOr cash or Oh the instaiment plan.