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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
rninn rcnncrntic CInb.

4 meeting Of the Union Democratic
Club was held a. Springfield Hall last
night and vas called to order by Nj.
John A. N.aniy, president. Upon mo.
ton. tne Cluo went into election OF oil
GERS, as folo85: George d. Pearman,
president. II. j. Nusssn, first vice.
president; James F. FlcuTn)y. second
yico-prc.ideut; j. {. sullivan, third
yict.presiieut; Wilton Atkinson.
fourth yicc.preaideot; O.. d. Cfitten-
t,n, Str yice.pr-sijent K. l.. Hech.er,
treasurer ]. T.. Wallace, secretary /;
Charles Hudson, sergeant alarms.
Mr. Mcan,y retired from he presi-
deacv On account e business engage
mcIts.
Forty rev members were elected Ast
night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

tAN\ILLE' NA'' sept - '.-''
10 the EdHor Of The DiSpa'cn'
while in Lynehburg LAST evening.
rfi.ter / had gone on Monday 20 hold
q term Of tie Corporation Court of
inst CITY. mr attention was c1liel to
tie following "clippiug taken from
,alr rs-er If Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
EAilEoA0 scnrur DlrrAGED.
action Taken b- ,he CilJ Council Last
FgtaiuS

4 meeting Of each branch o. the City
go-rcil sos held last ID got 10 the Coun-
ell chamber. Ihc meetings we're called
a. decide on the alyi-sbili,y OF submit
ing 10 the people &. the polls on the
"a Of November he proposition to al
;horize tho Council 10 subscribe $780,.
eco 20 assist in b.iljiag the DIJhan,
GAINESVILLE and Blue Wing road from
ClaIhsyille, Va, 20 Durham. Th.s
viii be a connecting liuklbetveen Dur
nam, \. c.. and Richmond By way
inst # the Richmon! auI DanI''e ID
Kevs,.lle, thence ty the Redmond and
Necalenburc read % C.atksville.
The meeting had been called hlr-
listly IN order that thirty days might
elapso between the election and the
me Of ordering il. as required b. lag.
colonel 3. v. /. Holt. president Of
the road. srl Colonel Baf0rd. pra5i-
cent Of Tie Richmond and Dl1yille
.-cal. appeared before the Council and
meel ,47o-sble action, claiming tba. It
would op,n the .rsde Of rlca co11-
u.-the central part Of North Carolina
90 Eichuaud--a trade Gnich Lynch
burg vas trying % get. hsTi7y yo,'i
$4,000 10 build q .lli . the same
point.
The Board voted 70 instruct the
'.e Of the Husting5 Court . order
au election for the purpose namei, bat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
THE NEWS or MANCHESTER.
Johnsons Case submitted 10 the Jury'
But No Verdict Found.

The evidence for the defence in the
case Of Thomas johnson lcolored),
charged with the murder Of Wash
Walker, the trial Of which has been ii
prcgress in the Hastings Court during
al Of the past week, commenced yes
to-day morning.
NauldA W. lie (colored) stated that
she lived in SwansbOro', and was John
cons sister. She knew he was Of
hone until 3 o'clock on the day Of the
shooting. After that time she did not
s,e him until the next day.
Ben. Bradshaw (colored) worked in
the same factory with johnson. On
the day Of rhe shooting johnson did
not come TO work, and be (Brs1shaw)
drew JOhnsOn's money and By agree
ment met him at a bar-TOOm on Frank
lin street, in Richmond, between Seven
tenth and Eighteenth streets. This
vas between ) and 6 o'clock. They
vent together to the Old Market, where
they met Classic Johnson, and all three
walked up Main street. At Fifteenth
street they saw Berta Wood, but did
rot speak to her. They went NJ a.
high as First and Broad, and on their
return met Willie BraXtOn at the corner
Of Ninth and Main, about 9 o'clock.
Here johnson left them and went down
Main street. The witness (Brsx,On)
and Classic johnson came TO Msnches-
ter.
John Hill (colored) keeps a barber
shop on Hull street at the Petersburg
crossing. Johnson was in his place be-
tween and 9 O'Clock on the night Of
the shooting, but he did not know when
lie le,t.
Sidney Jackson ,coloredj testified tho
same.
Here the testimony was closed, and
about 3 o'clock the case was submitted
10 the jury withou. argument.
After staying ont an hour sud bali
nc Jury came IN and stated that they
could not agree, whereupon they were
given into the custody OF the Sergeant,
ard the court was adjourned until 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
During an interval Of the Walker
case Judge French sentenced Tajmas
CordIa to one year in the penItentlary.
A meeting Of the City Democratic
Committee will be held AZ the Mayors
Courtroom tomorrow night to perfect
arrangements for the demonstration
ard public speaking TO be held the next
n'eht.
Mr.. Isaac Kahn, Of this city, died
Yesterday morning; aged forty.four
cans. Deceased was sn honorable
Gan in ali bis dealings, and was gene
ally respected. lie had been N III
lssl.h Tor long while.
The trials Of persons presented Tor
llyir. nui,auce5 will commence ~
morrow.
5 petition is being circulated ana
generally signed asking that the ssn-
.cucc f Thomas CorGrs may be can-
m0,cd 20 confinement IN jail.
The pubic schools will be open tJ-
MORROW.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

St. MANS Catholic Cathedral ~
Natchez, Miss, which was commenced
IN ISL, and - which three successive
bishops have devoted then care. has
been consecrated with Interesting AMI
Impressive ceremonies. The ceremo-
ries Of conservation "a eel little more
tLan three hours, ard we're yeri)rmei
BIS The bishop OF tho d.)csse. the Rt.
aoy. 7. JausSeus. assisted by many OF
tie clergy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
iurEs>rruN eHoEE.


~tuTGi~.
sq..te..e ',.E'clmout pspo'cn'
O<t>,.. rs. October !, l,,6.
rtelou.-, ,amps'gu in Accomack
las opened with gool omens for the
Democrats. Nr. CIoNton. ai;er making
., .rt,.ts. "a dis county, left tols
ra.rs Sc. Northampton to speak A;
ta.ulle to-day and az Cspeyille to-mor-
IoE. ue l2, made fine impression
OH AI Size OF The Chesapeake, aud
ca,r Democrats think tia, his majority
w u. Eastern Shore VII DO larger
,lsaitwss two Yeas ago. Mr. CroN-
..s 4ateueu, of the circumstances
Pa, .,r which bsWas first nominated tao
years 500 B., generally received here as
ccr.,usi,e OF h.s entire Innocence OF the
charge Of lurIciy and intrigue recently
"a. again-, him.
Io.r Correspondent is reliably TO-
f.uei taat wben the train on which
8. Rc5eu -.lrc,s VA, returning home
rom he yeriter..sry reached Lasl-
,.,.c la,; saturday night, John Nears
a-e Thomas o.. Elliott, brother aud
l..,b1-.a.Isw. respectively, 10 the
-la slau >.ofris killed las; Aorcm-
a.r. came aboard the train. otlrsis,
s,uge .Lem eu,er, aal thinking that
90. 81 hal come 70 les yioleat hands On
im. rsoc.t At the opposite end OF the
csr jumped or. and took to tao
woods, where &c remained all that
lsit, v,h no shelter but the uee,
shove l.m. Early Sunday morning
Coz table joseph G. Wescott, OF
parsotcague, received a telegram
from sturgis, asking that be would
cone down with a p1sse aud escor.
h.m home. which be did. II j. noT
ss.l that S;urgis, who Is a large land
holder, wants 10 sell his property and
leave The Eastern Shore.
About half dozen yOang raen left
Accomack durng the week to enter
The University o. Virginia, Several
hsd LEFT before Tor Rsndolph.MScon
sid Richmond Colleges. KALLIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

Ayers II he would cash the draft. Mr:
Ayers readily casbed the draft, ana
WOodson left. The draft was deposited
in bank for collection, and few days
thereafter ii was returned. The par
ties upon whom it was. drawn pro-
nounced Woodson 3 fraud.
Mr.. Ayers plsced the mntter IN tue
hands Of Detective John Wren, who
arrested Woodson yesterday and lodged
him in the Second station-house.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

4 young man named ). T. " OGlsOn
was arrested yesterday on the charge
of drawing and forging draft on tho
Fidelity and World Paper Company Tor
eos. Woodson came here last week
spd stopped at the Exchange. Ai'or
being at the hotel few DAYS he showed
Mr.. W. S. Ayers, the clerk, a telegram
irsm his home authorizing him to ORA"
a sight draft for s25, and asked MIR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
Sudden DCa,li.

Mr.. Samuel Allen, who lived on The
Mechanic Vile turnpike near Howard S
Grove. died quite suddenly about $50
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon AZ Rey-
Iolds's stable, l7Of east Franklin
street. lie was seen TO stagger and fall,
and died in te8 minutes. Coroner
TAYLOR viewed the body. lie was Of
the opinion that death was caused by
a,rpievV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
A Fatal Accident
- 1900 ,.it fnfka nlgu. Ian

rutCAcO. October The Itfirs special
from charleston, West virginia, says. N
"a perton IA mining village "a New rYer IN
tstetfr oouu'y Yesterday afternoon, three
I'ty,rsd non York scott frank Richards
s1o.tbe b0ss OF tue New kivsr Coal com
tsps'sstab.es. started tor.de tIom the mice
i1s tippls near the railroad on q monitor.
he ioj,e brOke and u ZAP down me moan,
lie occuraufs n hundred feet, kiiiluS Scott
ard fatally inJuring Inc otuet Two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
HON. ID A.N,im.ies RssIgns.

Hon. Daniel A. Grimsley has ten
de,ed TO The Governor his resignation
asa member of the House Of Delegates
rom Calpeper. The resignation has
been accepted, and The Governor has
ordered An election to Ill the vacancy
TO take place at the regular November
electiCp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
Hs,oluionlS,s condemned 80 Death.

80 An2.o-Auericau cable 10 me Di,pI'rl.'
MADRID. october 1.-Two courts mart a.
CONN euccc the IIisl OF Genera Ni o.
rampa and other officers Implicated I'm i.'
recent rebellion. General \Ii.act' .' IS
daughter met the Memb efs OF tue cJ-i I,
marital az the door Of the pr sou. Rti
WeeUugy impiOred them 20 show mercy
10 Ler father Size was removed fra lt.ht-
accused subsequently made similar ap'
yeal. u IS expected that toe prisoners
viii be executed on Monday next. Ih-
courts condemned 10 death fourteen prs
oners. including Nillacsmpa, three o,ire-s
nye segeants, three cOrpoiais ana TWO
civilians
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

Wight organized here to-day "Thc
Tioewster Farmers Cooperation Asso-
citation" The objects are to encourage
social intercourse among farmers, pro-
mote the discussion OF economic and
business questions, and secure united
action for mutual good. The Associs-
tion adopted a constitution and bylaws,
took tcllye steps for the further orgsni-
cation Of farmers, and adjourned with
perfect confidence Of success. II was
the finest body Of men that ever assem-
hled in Sussex.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

lBy AuRio. American cable 10 the D.spateh.l
~. PETERs BUHG. October z Tho state o.
siege y hich mas been maintained n Russia
since the assassination OF oar hltAhhue,
n bns bv ituperial decree been continued
In len provinces s. ircludIDg -. ieleiso1fk
MoscOw fhfe dlsiric'si SauTlda, Ssrat0H'
Rosion. Ldssss. Tsgsnreg. Kefeioh, Sebas'
tOpol. and Aicolaien.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
u,ast4> 8s ,..t.",..,


NEW YORK. october lotion 4u-et ,
- .,. raI.e. s.ies last evening. l7'
49, utfayds Co.: oceans, Ll.lt'.;
net receipts Jos ba.es EXPORTS - Great
prupir. : 2ls bales; stock af'l'o hiles
4o,ti,.ru r.lr steady sud i...t. Va A.
&C. lower. 50. z nd October stt,s7oc. ;
Nuyru.irr 20 -c. tou-Np. - 'oo"1
ia ~. NoNeluber 47JtaA1h. q. Oa's "a T.
I,xer ~. Z. October. 5Ia3i '., NoNem-
her s4asz r.. Coffee ,.if e. am ~ IL, -.
sugar dal AID nominal; 'nned quiei.
Mg.alsss quiet eut unchanged. hice
T.nGy. Cottou.seed o. unchanged. kosiu
QUIET at slaslo7.1 i.rpcul4ns tu'5y ~
,- " les steady. wool quiet. FORK
6uil. Oh mess. $40 25sslo SO; new. sils
mo-. N!Cdles Guli. isrd, iOalic. lower,
,s.ifrp steam 50 So: October 81 l3ts39t;
Noxsp1bgr. So lIayt p. frCiGhts steady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
I;a.,-RnII Yn.i,rdnN.

IDJ VtIVfIhYI % IIIb IIaFaV0|'I
New ork New YOrks 5: De'fOi =. o.
Game called on account OF darkness al Iho
end Oi the seventh inning.
Pitisbuign: Pitlsburgns. 4: HrJJEll hs. o.
Philadelphia Ihllade ipnias. 3 ~. LOUIS
/.
Boston Bustonr, o Kantas Cltjs, z.
Cincinnati: CLcinnAtls. l3; Athloll.s =
Washington; Washingtons, 4; CAic's"';
5. Game called on account OF darBhess az
The end uf the seventh inning.
Louisville; lOgisviiies, Z; BaltimoIes' ~ ~
-. Louis: 81. Louis. 5 Metropolitan 9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

Co.IevpgDaerceoftle Richmond Dispatch
TpRK JNIo$, FLUvANNA Co
October ,, l~-i.
Last night tobacco-bsrn and con-
tents, tie property Of Edgar Petit
Esq, caught On fire and Sas totally
consumed. Mr.. Petit. hal the day be-
fore secured policy Of $500 on the
property in the Virginia Fine AMI Ma
me Insurance Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

.|l ifI'@ ~ 4 80 ---' '..N 'At'i.f
lFt.,fe rAIk. y. j.. October z-Fir-'
rgce-nf.e ard one iEtr~ut.4 .l.le,-tr ct-rt
Won: fstreIs second HerU.r, inir1. lime,
l.bI.. IurIc ls TO betting on tue track
Second ct-for tWO-N edr-o.ds tufee
.tetteis o. "a ~ r-LasEsTd "ou II "a Is
second. ~irittuY3y tnlid. Tine l:l7
Ihud race oiT '.rce-y ear olds, mile ana
a fuf I0ug-tllmaX wen; LUndst)p second,
luHsn iurd. Time 1855,
Iourth see for all ages. one mile and q
f1Riter-N OlsHte won; BONANZA second.
Valet third. Tine, 2l2z.
Flnh race-oEe miie-Litile Minnie won
FF-rreld second. PM Lewis tulTd. Tine.
l:45s. .,-.. ~. .-.-. a..
ia, pickett won: DISTURBANCE second,
INDY. CriiNth third. Tine, 4.3R.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
WE>T VIRGINS.
Hcuauaa Comfy democratic NOusi-
unLtOnH.
Especial telegram TO the D.spetcal

Especial telegram TO the D.spt'cal
CHARLESTON, IS. VA. October . 49,
Tie kanswha County Democratic Con-
yentiou met here T.. day and nominated
4. E. Humphreys for county commits
sioner ard M. !. O'Rrien, Peter Cslll-
tan, j. H. Cray FOR House Of Delegates.
The Convention was the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held in this city,
and even ,sp5!i,ical foes ackno~leised
that it cd It's work wisely. Senator
Kaua sddr. OIL the Convention IN one
Of the strongest speeches ever delivered
here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
The Tobacco Crop Damaged.
IBy telegra nh 10 the Dispatcn.l

NAsBvILLE. JSNN., Octooer 2.-rele-
grams 10 the Amercdn from the prinoiptl
tobacco growing counties In the state ssJ
that last nights ftost do mayed the oul
siardlng tobacco crop from 80 10 80 per cent.
On an average only about one half the crop
had been housed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

Ranqs Of Thermomstsr Yesterday
Methodist Aid for Charleston.

by telegraph 70 TIC HISpNIVH'I
KANSAS CITY, Mo. October In lhs
Southwestern Missouri District ClhieIehss
OF the Methodist Episcopal Cnufch: sou a,
IN NJ ssion here $3.50 was ubafriDed to-is
toward the rebuilding OF hethoiis'
churches In Charleston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
LATE WEATHER REPORT.

by telegraph to the D.sIaich.i
WASHINGTON, october 81 d.
M-hdications for tcsH,y'f,r h9nrS'
commencement A. N. SHdaH Octojer
3d.: For Virginia, North Carol'aa and
South Carolina, far reo'her' Hor'A'
eaterln rinds. slilANA rarnlsL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
FuaF or NEWPORT NEWS. ocr. ,. Isss.
by telegraph
ARRIVED.


schooner sue Williams. Pesres. New
York with coal
Schooner ". @. Lewis, Kelly. Boston.
With coal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

5 motion VIII bo introduced into th9
'cuwon Council tomorrow evening
,cOt'rg to the annexation Of Nanches-
'0 &c Richmond. It is said tie people
e Manchester desire this action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
A SSriOas Loss.

Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch
SOUTH BosTON, October "A
large, new barn, filled with new to-
bscco and fitted up with new hues, be-
longing to Mr.. Thomas II. Hall, at Black
Walnut, WAS destroyed by fire last
night. A ecaffold near the barn, con-
tanning a. much tobacco as the barn
he'd, was also burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
THE FROST.
THE DAMAGE TO THE TOBACCO CROP
IN VIRGINIA.
A Bad State OF Affairs In the South
west-Acres OF the Weed
Blackened.
Especial telegram 10 the pIspatch.l

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ABINGDON. VA, October 2.-The
first frost Of the season fell last night,
and played havoc with the tobacco
crop IN this section. Parties from
various parts of the county, in town
to-day, report that everywhere acres Of
tobacco blsckened and with the leaves
fallen and clinging to their stalks can
be seen. II is estimsted that at least
one half Of the crop was killed, and a
leading wirehouse-man thinks $50, 900
will not compensate the tobacco-grow-
ers Of this county for their losses by
the blight Of last night. The condi-
lions strongly indicate that we will
have another heavy frost tonight. So
far as ascertainod little or no injury was
Done the corn crop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
bAlrIaOKE

ar'I- middl!uK. exc. FiOur 4ulet ard
steady. " neat-Sodlhern steady soiquiot;
western lower and active. closing dau, >
southern red s5assc.; souihera Nniosr, sdl
rgsc. No. esterp winter rod. spot 81 a
10 October sii,asItr: November
ssl,as93.c; Ecct mber So ias5tAci Jun
nary s7es7tc. Corn southern nominaliy
Stssdy. western lower and duh; southern
mite. 6Ca52c southern yellow. 5OaDtc.;
western mixed, spot. 4t'sc pld; oetooer,
s,aalTo.; Noyember. sa'.siS1c. oats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

Yesterday child Of Nr. Allie Go0le.
aho lives at PHI east Bread street
vas badly burned by the explosion D..
-. oil-stofe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
PITTsYLvANIA.

Especial telegram to tie Dlspstch.l
CHATHAM, VA, October 2-Ad-
vices from various sections Of the county
report considerable frost last night,
and in many places nearly the entire
outstanding tobacco crop is ruined.
Passengers coming in this morning re-
port the crop badly damaged along the
lire Of the Virgin, Midland road. It
is estimated that one third Of the crop
is uncut in this county, and about one
half Of this was badly bitten last night.
FURTHER REPORTS.
CHATHAM, VA, October RE
ports continue TO come in ofthe damage
by frost last night. In a large bound
sry OF this county about one third Of
the crop was outstanding, and this has
been almost completely rsned.
IYNCIIBURG AND VICINITY.
iBy telegraph 10 the Dispttch.l
LYNCHBURG, VA, October Q
There was a heavy frost this morning.
Vegetation is badly damaged. A larsc
part Of the tobacco crop Will be ruined.
FLUYAENA COUNTY.
Correspondence oithe Richmond Dlspatchl
BRtMO BLUFF, VA, October , -
The first frost of the season came last
night and did considerable damage.
About one half Of the tobacco, which
was late, owing to the continuous
vet spriug had not been cut, was
bitten By the frost and ruined. This
entails a considerable loss in this sec
H.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

lby Angola American cable to tue Dlspa'
BEHLIN, October 2-NiOltnt earl nluaae
shocks have occurred throughout hui '"s"
and other parts OF central Germany
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

VI. EJsuS. = O.. oC-o)s D. Ttp9n-
tie quiet ~ SIC. EoSiL quiet; strained
ssc.. good rUc. IsrulW stsl - 3. Cruto
~ "a u 90.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
Tarms,.' cooperative Association.

IHleNlhI IeItkThn 20 Tue UIf PafVA'I
Manifold, VA, October IA
CONVENTION Of delegates from fourteen
farmers clubs Of the counties OF Sns-
sex, sauy, Southampton, and Isle Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
A LECTURE TO THE LADIES.

IA
ALLTHF MEMBERS OF OUR FIRM -
ARE MARRIED MEN-So WE HAVE
SHOWN OUR APPRECIATION or THE
EX-BEsIDEs--wE ARE INA POSI-
TON TO KNOW WHAT WE AXE
WHITING ABoUT.-How Is IT THAT
WHEN A WOMAN GOES To BUY YARD
CT DRESS TgSiNING--AND BEFORE
GOING SIZE HAS MADE UP HER MIND
TO EXPEND TWO DOLLARS a YARD
But WHEN SHE SEES WHAT SHE
WANTs-BETTER OR WORsE-THAN
WHAT SHE INTENDED TO PAY
TWO DOLLARS FOR-sIIE WILLING
LY PAYS THREE DOLLARS PER
YARD-IF 1T HAPPENS TO Be
LACE SHE wANT5-sHE STARTS To
PAY FIVE AND ENDS BY PAYING TEN
OR TWENTY DOLLARS PER YARD-IF
IN BUYING DRESS GOODs-EVEN A.
Low As TEN CENTs--THE CHANCES
ARE NINE OUT or TEN SHE COMES
rACK HAVING BOUGHT TWENTY.
CENT GOODs-BUT LET THIS SAME
LADY START OUT TO BUY A CHILDS
sUIT-THE CHANCES ARE-FOUR
OFT OF FIVE-SHE HAS HER LIMIT
FIXED At FIVE OK SIN TOLLARs.
AND IMAGINES THAT NOTHING Il
WORTH MORE THAN THAT PRICE,
THERE AXE LOTS OF GOODS MADE
TODAY THAT COST THREE TO FOUR
DOLLARS PR YARD THAT WE
MAKE INTO CBuDREN's AND BOYS
SUITS. AND THEY CANNOT BE SOLD AT
FIVE CRsJN DDLLAR5 PER suU-
WHY DON'T YOUuRE.s YOUR BOYS AS
VILLAS YOU DO lOCE GIRLS: ABE
THEY NoT DESERVING OF IT. HOW
i5ITTHAT YOU WILL ENPEND MORE.
NONLY 10 MAKE AND TRIM \ FIF.
TLEN-YEAK OLD GIRLS DRESS THAN
YOU BBE WILLING 70 PAY TOETHE
.s0DG. MAKING. AND TRlMMING OF
AFIFTE BOYS SUIT
YCCAvOIDINB0Y9' CLOTHES ALLTHE
rRIALs-THOUBLE3- AND DlSAP-
puISIMENTs uFDKEssMAKERs --sE.
81 ts-wE HOLD. OURSELVES RE
opoNsIBLE FOR TIE WEAR
DOES A s,AAEER DO THIS
>ar By Any MEAN5--WE HAVE
LOIS or DRESSES sroILED--
tHD THERE WAS ~ EEpEG,5 FOR
now WANr 10 URGE A LII
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

lSpocisl telegram to the Displt"h.I
SoUTH BOsTON, VA, October .
Reports received here to-day from
various sections Of the country say
that frost last night greatly Injured the
tobacco crop, and IN some instances
killed entire fields. The frost vas not
general, and its severity was due mostly
70 the location. Good judges, however,
,sy that m1ch tobacco tha, does no.
nov indicate fros..bite will sh5F It's
Elects when marketed. The tobacco
rop is suffering greatly from the
brought and Is falling back every day,
5ud the improvement noticed 10 the crop
g month ago seems RON to have yin-
h,d entirely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
TIE CHETOKFFs

For some years Friends have had q
school for lie Cherokee Indians in
swain county. /. ~as quite well al
tended. The United States has now
taken charge Of It, and will n future
conduct It. The Bsptists have been
educating a number Of Cherokee girls
at Judson College. this State. This
year they will not attend. The Gov
eminent has not decided where they
will 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03
NORFOLK PEANUT MAhNEr.
.Rcpo,,ed for tue D.spatcu.l

SoHr. IK. October 2.-tRrket CONT lurs
.u.et sud Gull SOsales req D. =. fr'n',
sas..c.: Ner' fancy g.. common. Ia.
sieIed. 2a4sc.; factory hsud-n.'Sei, -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-10-03

Captain Frank y. Winston, Of Louisa
county, Va, writes: There was a
sharp frost last night in this locality.
have Just passed By piece Of to-
acco, hardly any Of whi,h had been
cut, which vas literally ruined by frost.
The crop in his locality will hardly
reach TO one hail IL quantity, IS very
late, and fear a large amour. OF this
has been ruined By flos..'