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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
RESCUED FROM a PBRILOUs POSI-
TIOE.
A Nan With a Stone Tied TO sis Neck
Taken from the Btyer.

Mr.. Browning, a gentleman who is en-
ployed on Belle Isle, when retTning from
bis DAYS work yesterday afternoon about q
O'Clock was very mlch surprised and shocked
20 see human form, apparently helpless and
with rope around the neck, In the river
near the Richmond end Of the Tredegsr
bridge IN standing position. lie went
down TO the waters edge and found the
person who had evidently placed himself In
this precariOus predicament TO BE- Mr.. bar-
rim. an old man over whose hOary head has
passed seventy winters. Harrin boards at
3lg Cherry street, aud LETT the boarding
house early yesterday morning aud 1t was
supposed that be had gone 70 work.
Attached 20 the rope around Hatrin's
neck was a stone weighing some forty or
fifty pounds, aud to all appearances he bad
wrestled with the rock for considerable
while, for the crease around his neck was
quite deep.
The city ambulance was summoned and
| Nlr. lIarrin was taken % the residence Of =
married daughter on Holly street and the
rock was carried TO the almshouse.
The old gentleman assigned no reason for
! being in the water, but said he had been
there since early morning. The presump-
! ton is that IN moment OF temporary de-
rangemeut Mr. Iarrin endeavored to COM
nit suicide, but failing into shallow water
/ he recovered his senses and decided that II
/ was not desirable forest in watery grave.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Mr.. Robert McChesney, who came here as
the renresentatiye OF the :. A. Wood Machine
re Company, of South Boston, is located in
Machinery Hall, where be executes with his
band-saw all sorts Of curious puzzle devices
IN wood. Dir. McChesney Is making band
SAW OF different pieces Of wood, snd 1t is on
exhibition In his space. When completed
the rrcbine framework will contain $1,000
pieces. Most people who see 1t think 1t Is
painted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
per,onnIs ana Briefs.

Mrs. John Poe, Jr., Is on visit to Baltl-
more.
DR.. D. r. Boston, OF Fluyanna county, is
in tue city.
Mr. J. II. Coleman, OF Blacksburg College,
is 10 the city.
Rev. DR.. Curry is expected in Richmond
next Thursday.
In the City Circuit Court yesterday iudg-
ments were entered in several small suits.
The whole number Of deaths In the city
last week, exclusive Of stil'5irths, was 42.
Mr.. julius Boutz, editor and manager Of
the Messenger, Wilmington, n. c., IS IN the
city.
Jud-e James Z. Heath. OF Norfolk, and G.
G.. Holland, Esq, Of Danyille, are at Ford's
| Hotel.
RI. Montgomery, Esq, Of Mscklenburg
county. il IN the city, stopping at the It.
| Claire Hotel.
Mr. James II. Crenshsw has been appointed
BY Governor Lee notary public for the city
| OF Richmond.
Hon. Richard c. Marshall, the Democratic
! candidate for Congress in the SecoDd DIS
trict, is at Murphy's Hotel.
DIR. d. n. Wilkinson. OF Bedford county,
IS stopping with bis daughter, Mrs. U. b.
Emes, 32I Twenty-fourth street.
Captain T. b. Lewis and wife, Of Lewes
Del, who have been for the past week The
guests Of Mr.. Jones a. Otey, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. W. II. Greer, OF Bridgewater, anC
Miss Lucy B. Daingerield, Of Augusta
county, are in the city, guests OF Mrs. Ed
wsrd II. Fisher, 4l2 north Twelfth street.
Judge :. j. Mullins, OF Martnsyille, Z
member OF the State Central Committee, II
stopping st the Exchange and speaks conf
IDENTIFY Of the election OF Lester IN the Fiitf
district.
Mr.. George M. Wyatt, cashier Of the Old
| Dominion Steamship COmpanys office, was
taken quite sick at his place OF business Mon
day and had 10 be taken 10 bis home, 2ol.
east Grace street.
Mr.. II. A. Darrow, formerly Of Cbarlottes
| Vile aud now OF Nebraska. Is ~ The city, tbs
guest OF Mr. II. VI. Smith, Sr. lie ex
presses the belief thst the Democrats hayi
an equal chance with the Republicans OF ear
rying Nebraska.
George c. Laferty, ESQ.,, OF the Unite'
States House OF Representatives stenographi
corps, one Of the most accomplished short
hand writers OF tins country, IL back iron
Washington and will spend bis time hef
and at mis- fstheT's home, in Albeparie, unit
Congress meets.
Colonel John Bell Bigger, Clerk OF III
House OF Delegates and Keeper OF th'
Rolls. arrived iu the city yesterday morn
ing from Ashland. whore his famtiy ar
boarding. Colonel Bigger viii soon NOV
his family to this city. He has purchased
handsome residence corner OF Ninth an'
Leigh streets.
Miss Elsie Clay. OF Rogersyille, Tenn,
great-granddaughfsr Of Henry Clay, Is on
wish 10 the city, stoppirg st Mira Mayo's. NC
Gil east Franklin street. She Il aecDm
panied by Mrs. James Byars, Of Washing
ton county, Va. Miss Clay visited the Cap
toi yesterday and called on the Governor
who welcomed her most cordially.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

- - ,, ~
TNREDENHtIM'S \ h w ! q * Is
Y MILLINERY. FANCY GOODS. AND DRESS
,rIlTNlINt., -l1Kr-RARE INDUCEMENTS
t,t,it.lIiie trt,Fl. IN irtlF gOfIOWINGL LiNEI:.
1,.,..,.. -.t nam. I..ji,.- mud tlis.rs.-wldO
ii,',,., ,i,r ..,,., ,tl ,.lor. ge np1 tgc. worth
s.t o. -of,.rn dircreut s,ylcs. ALPINE
itAT4 ~ r,.v. ,roro l,ft at g., ana 5l.. bound
10, or5 C,I,r.. a.s. "A f.r 0.bcr srap,q, ina
,t,a.H aaiy a. tuIIUltrN'S Trimmed
n,'.t,~ ei'r N-irT' il,.ti f-NpDl kEOl-rS al
a., "a, -. ,i-n laf,,, assortment OF other
49, 49, f,'ti.,-o, t-tr15n,..i qud uutrif9rncd. AT
t,,t ,. ,i .. ,i,,' t.,... ,..,..., inn TRIM NNKD
NJ ri,'+t' tNn' I,'NEErs ,ouiad fr.m tHc Lest
d., u. ,-f,,t n,,,a - larre assortment of
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lhFofh" WIN "-3 i'iil"''' .',t f-,,, ,rps
we ,eN,, wv .-J tr ,,', ,je-art-
N-i' NNh hhln "..' ,''"' s t,'t,,,rs ana
m'N' To 't'"I .' ,n' ".'r W. "' 't.i AMI nri,.e
hiWNtS l.H,' ...,.,9,.I ,s ,.rtti.te tn,,har
tAN'f ANh 'N ni' 10 nn Z" ~ ,,,i IS.
you lg7, ~ i. a., .., q, ',o-og. l,ok af oar
W. 1s,.,1 r,,n. M La ~ .,,.t -,ior. M .5c Ibcy
w.. t.,,....... Nger r,r..y +l.. LARGEST asanrincnt
q h q H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
PERSONAL, &C.
,rha Thenfre.

Mr.. Creston Clarke had crowded house
last night 10 see him ~ Bertuchio IN the
Fools Revenge He played II capitally and
was we'll supported.
At the mItinee to-day the piece Is the Lady
OF Lyons; tonight ii Is the Merchant oi
Venice.
Tomorrow night the engagement Of hr,
and Mrs. Florence begins. "Our Governor
l. the inaugural performance. sale OF seats
! begins this morning ST O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Richmond: John III. Cspiix:ae. Jr., and
wtfe and Archer Csakxtne 70 Charles J.
Bhiups, n feet on fweuty sixth street be-
tween Leigh and n, e331.bO.
Tienrieo Il. Is. Chsiiin aud James u.
Unrvie and their wives 20 Thoass Il. DU1y,
100 feet on Maryland avenue, 500; e. X
sands, speciai commissioners ~ N. v. ssan'
dsrs, ~ acres TOD. 4. Carter, 5 acres 10 Mrs.
julia +. HtllisI d, guardian, a., iSS aeges !
samnel p. Wsddill. clerk. TO n. q. Harman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Results OF an Equitable Tontiue
Policy.

On September -, 1873, the Equitable LILO
Assurance Society issued Policy No. sATl5
on the life OF q resident on New York, who
was then thirty years of age. " Was l.fo
policy, payable in fifteen annual payments.
ana was issued on the TODtiOe plan. The
annual premium was S3jL60, and the total
premium FOX fifteen years amounted TO
e5,3Gi
here i5 the result September Is, lSsS;
AcAsu VALUE - 81, 1910.
This f. a return in cash b the policy
holder OF Sl22.iJ for each 500 paid by him
IN premiums, and is In addition 20 the pro-
lection furnished 10 his family OF 100000 OF
assurance during the fiiteen years. OR, he
could have taken
APAfD-UP POLICY FOR Sl5,s3O.
This would secure a return 10 cash to the
polcy-holder's heirs Of 1926. 20 for each 800
paid by him 10 premiums.
Every form OF insurance policy written.
PEYrON a. EIIERsoN.
General Agents.
WNlidm A. Price. Snecial Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
CENTS PER COPY.
100 acres IN Hcprtso county, stS - sane
70 II. A. McCurdy. 100 acres IN Henfico
comfy. IS fG,


The many friends Of Cafbey Burton VIII
regret 70 learn OF his death. He died at hrs
home on Brook avenue yesterday afternoon;
aged niuety-two years. lie Was bosn Octo-
ber 90, 1896. andwas perhaps our Oldest cit'-
zen az the iime OF his death. lie was man
OF the highest integrity, devoted father.
siaunch friend, and was truly an sod Nr-
ginia gentleman" He served bis appren~
tlceship n carpenter under Captain 00ddni.
OF Goddin's Tavern. lie has frequently beon
beard 10 speak Familiarity Of the War os
1872; how he was bearer Of the news on
horseback 10 the newspaper Office when war
was declared, and when the Blues leit for the
seat OF war be accompanied them a good psrt
OF the way. The burning Of the Richmond
Theatre in 1911 was as familiar 10 him as II
Il had occurred only few years AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Mr.. b. W. Bnirrd, expert optician. repre-
scnting Hawkes. New Crys,allized Lenses,
has arrived. and will adjust tbese wonderful
glasses to all conditions u the eye on sclen-
tifc principles. Mr. Hawkes. Is doing an
immense business throughout the United
states. aud bis giaSscs give delight and sat
isfaction 90 Thousands. Persons suffering
with detective vision should not let this 'op-
portunlty pass unimproYed. Gail and con-
suit Mr.. Ballard about your eyes and how 10
take care OF them. lie will rt1nain Tor few
days only at the drugstore Of Il. q. Cabell,
Jr., d Co., corner Third and MLn streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
The Reason why.

Some time ago we debated the question Of
publishing a list Of property We have for sale,
but owing 10 the rapid wsy VIZ have OF dls-
posing OF property given NJ Tor sale VIC con-
clnded 10 abandon the scheme. All IN want
OF good Dgelings or nre Building Lots
should give us a call. II pleases us 20 show
m person all property under our charge.
Il will likewise please you 70 see our varied
collection. Call and see
CUgwNlS0& Ross,
Real Estate Agents, AuctioneerS
and Brokers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

On Monday evening. October 29th. at the
Mozart Academy OF Music. series OF realis-
tic tableaux 10 costumes illustrating the most
striking incidents FROM Lew Wailace's Ben
Hur, will be gwen under tbe auspices OF the
Ladies AID Society connected with one OF
our churches.
II will be a pleasing and instructive enter
tsinment. and will probably command the
large nnlrOnage Il deserves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

The wonderful testimonials from dtstin-
glIished men throughout the United states In
praise Of Hawkes. New Capitalized Lenses
are all Straightforward statements given snd
signed BY the people themselves, and many
OF them unsolicited. It Is natural Tor those
who have suffered from the failure of sight,
and whose eyes have Decn restored, 10 oX-
press their gtatDade in this wsy.
All eyes fitted with these famous glasses
by Mr.. b. ". Ballard, expert optican. repre-
sentlng HswkeJs New CrysiaIlzcd Lenses,
for a few days a. X. e.. Cabsll. Jr., 4 co.'s
Pharmacy, corner Third and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Allerea Yur,,iyr from Justice.

L. T.. Walton, a neatly dressed, rsther
goOd-io0king young man, about twenty-lour
years old sud 6ve feet ten Inches In height
was before the Police Court Yesterday morn
ing charged with being fugitive from
Philadelphia, where be Is wanted TO answer
the charge Of embezzlenegt. The accused
was arrested Nonday afternoon on telegram
from Detective Charles ". Woods, Of Phila-
delrhia. The esarwas cSptinaed ten days 70
await the arrival ol Pennsylvania officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Tho Palace.

Mr.. Charles T. Sirause desires TO cali The
attention Of the visiting public aud bis
friends 10 the fact that be gives a grand
opening at The Palace, No. S0I Broad street,
commencing at O'Clock tonight. The
Palace as will be seen has been gorgoously
and ariisticlliy fitted up. II Is by far the
handsomest saloon m the south. Nc. Strsuso
has prepared an elaborate lunch wIth tbo
choicest liquid accompaniments. His pool
and billimd-tables are brand-ncw and OF the
latest and most attractive finish. call to
inspect the Embellishments and appointments
OF The palace will alone repay the visitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
nrRrInnnP Pn,nruilr Injured.

The friends Of Dr. C. II. Ryland, the
fiuancial secretary and treasurer OF Rieh-
mOnd College, will regret 20 learn that be
Is confined 10 hIs home by a severe fall re-
celsed on yesterday while getting out OF
vehicle in front Of his house. The step
broke aud be was thrown Violently upon the
sidewalk, receiving painful injuries IN the
right shoulder. Fortunately no bones were
broken. Or. W. L. BToaddus, Of King and
Queen, and DR.. IsIiah IL. White pronounced
his injury more painful than serious. 1t IL
hoped that Ire NAV be Out in few DAYS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Feanur-neu ia Council

Auumb,r OF gentlemen from different por-
tions Of the country who are extensively en-
gaged IN the peanut trade and who compose
the Virginia Warehouse and implement
Company held meeting at the Exchange
Hotel Yesterday. Matters pertaining 10 the
peanut Industry we're discussed and the con-
ference adjourned TO meet in NeIiOlk to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Tho Citr.IsaIiG Granite.

The Committee on Grounds and buildings
has awarded the contract to furnish granite
tor the third story n the new City Hall TO
the Westham Granite Company. The bids
Of this company are AZ follows: Glass ~
Blue, No. /. Sl.2O per cubtc foot; No. 2,
gray, 90 cents per cubic foot. Glass e.
Blue. No. I. So cents per cubic foot; gray,
No. .. 5S cents per cubic foot. II is esll.
mated that I, ,7O7 feet OF the first and 5000
feet OF the second class will be used up un-
der this contract
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
union CIub aeeainE.

The Union Democratic Club had a 1ne
meeting at their headquarters, on Union Hill,
last night. After the business OF the club
was disposed Of Hon. II. e. Marshall, OF
Portsmouth, was introduced snd made 40
excellent speech, which created great en'hu.
siasm. Several local speakers also addressed
the Union boys. About ave hundred peo'
p.e were present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

OFTTcE OF STATION AdySr,)
RICHMOND AND DANyILLR RGfusoAD,
richmond. Va. May n, 1888.
Or. s. Gsleski. 9l5 east Main street. Bich-
mond. Va: Dear Sir.-in sckn0wiedgiug
the receipt of the glasses adjusted by YOU !
Wish 70 express my eutire Satisfaction. They
are decidedly the best and most comfortable
10 nv eyes have ever used.
Yours truly, T.. ii. LEA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
IA. HAND naaIxC Cur.

While at work at Savage d. Holms's
,laning- yesterday afternoon about 9:SO
O'Clock nr. Charley Stone, one Of the epe-
ratlyes, had bis right hand caught 10 some
machinery and his thumb aud forehDger
quite badly cut. The city ambulance was
summoned, the physician In charge dressed
the wounded hand, and Mr. Stone was sent
hame
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
n Trsator Ptre.

A small fire occurred m the third story Of
the building OF A. Cohen, on Broad street
near Eighth, yesterday morning about 0
O'clock. some fgrns,ure In the room ignited
frnm an ofl.stcvo. which WIS used 10 mesi
glue. An alarm was turned Ia, and the de-
partmeut responded promptly and extsn-
guished The Gre wIEhoui much loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

bust was ordered by citizens OF Charleston
(admirers OF the ex-Msyos). and Is one OF
The most successful Of Nc. Valentines Efforts,
both AZ regards portraIture and artistic treat
mert. The marble Ia an especially fine speci-
men. The Richmond sculptor has still
another order from Charleston, making the
fourth from that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Further testimony was heard IN the Police
Court yesterday morning in the case OF The
two young men-GoOdTan and Tracy
were employed by thc WHO West comhina.
ton while mere, charged with stealing SlI
from Albert BON, . Swede. Tbe charge not
being fully sustained by the evidence 1t was
dismissed but they were HID IN default OF
security for their good behavior.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
nenfh ofnr. s,eane.

Information was received In this city yes
terday Of the death on Monday at san Fran
cisco Of Or. Cunningham Wertham Deane,
native OF this city and an assistant surgeou IN
the United States navy. He was bFothei
Of Captain Frank IL. DeaRe, OF Richmond
was thirty-fiye years OF sgv, and was man
gifted In hls profession and beloved by sl
VINO kncw hlm. He died very suddenly oi
unalysis OF Che heart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Valentines bust Of ex-Aayor Ceufiensy.
OF Chariesion,.& G., has bern completed In
old working stlidis,. shere there sta remain
msnr examries Of his work. The Courtenay
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

Governor Lee has appointed Mr.. Joseph
BRYANT, of Manchester, 10 represent the State
in The National ConEeDfion OF the Boys and
Culs' National Hone and Employment Az
sseiafiop, winch meets In Indianapolis 0cso-
har 2afh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

A draught OF cool Dergner q EDgePs
Beer at Euker's, corner Harrison and Broad
streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

II 30, you oan DO a we'll in both style and
price at Ryiand n Lees, 9i3 Main street, ss
at any house North or South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
$l.50 FOR 81.

q yarI win buy Tho best SILK PLUSH
rrh fl5l II t Is not as good as you Gun
bay el.oRhoro ~ $50 Jard. Driug 1t back
a.i ro vi1 refund yo.r money
e. s yard wiu buy excellent SILK Plush ia
.n rlllrs. fho rex liar price Of which IS 81:
g.. ..Ii bay au excellent pair % WHITE BID
EIARkEr5 that are worth s.:
4 largo aeae-tuout ~ WHITE BID BLANKETS
fr.n 81 up o. fi1 10 pair.
largo assortment OF COLORED BED
fI'NklI, from sjc. up % 80 pair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
MnrnnEn HInRnHino

for November snd al the other leading
Magazines and Fashion Books can be found
at n. Leonardo, 9OS Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
COHNER FOURTH And BROAD STBEEIS
noTECE no TAx-PAYhns.
MANCHESTER TAXES.

Tho ist day Of November IS tho last uey OF
graco for paying the last bali OF the cry "u1
srbv9l tax. An who have paid hall shouiu pay
SO ouer nalf by tha, time 20 get tee reoAso o.
FIVE PER CENT on ono half and IWONAND-A-
HAIF PER CRNT on the other; all PAYING ,i,o
whole then viii DO entitled 70 rebate ~ fi'N
PER CKNf on ono hail Of the city tax.
! am nov ready 70 receive the stale taA' ana
FlvR PKh CENT viii be added TO all laAes--
Stale, city. aud school-unpaid pocemoer l. 1874
j. w. BRoNAUGH, JE..
O. 2i.eoatNoi Treasurer cry Of Manchester
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
ufyou wan. a Farm in Virginia

write to +. q. Garrett, Petersburg, Va. |
have for sale POO acres OF good land one aud
q hall miles south OF that city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

FPO THE PUBLIC: THEEs,A
4 ehole d, our fine piapiay OF Hard ,.;SA
huber ai,d Nickel uoantsd Carriage n
sud Plasson narncsa. Wagon ana -.
hfSy ilarnoas Saddles Bridles, ana es1fy o.se.
AttisOat the RxpostdOnts ron NIL s9eo's sfesss :,
Wiu every Othes aracle n the iaae ~ enslnoss =.
ue tgsasl pfcoa Can et our egofes ipAs ~. 4,
kEes1 DlCKKk6ON'a 0etees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
MERRY WEBBING BELLS.
Forenoon nnn afternoon Marriages
Hero Yesterday

Hero IehtcHu&F.
Miss Mamie Wnitlook and Mr. Moso Zan-
der were married u Beth Ahaoa synagogue
Yesterday morning at 1850 O'Clock. Rev.
Dr. A.. Harris oilciated and Sir. Jacob Eein-
har presided a. the organ.
The bride looked very handsome n she
entered the synagogue leaning on the arm
~ her father. and tAe groom came III With
his best man, Mr.. S. $. Whiflock.
The groom T. amemberOf the Wci[known
firm or Whitaker, lander Co., and the
bride is the daughter Of Mr.. i. Nhi;iock.
The ushcrs were Mlssrs. Gus. lander, \.
ID. Whitlock II. :. Binswaugcr. VI. II.
Asher, Abe David, and Harry Abrams.
Among The strangers attending the cere-
mony were Mr.. Gus ZinGcr, Mrs. \. Zau-
der, and Mrs. D. Lichlen,tcin. OF Tarboro',
Nc; Mr.. and Mrs. samuel schultz, Of
Greenyile. \. c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Never
Abram. Of RockY Mount, y. c.; Mrs Ellis
Levy and Mr.. and Mrs. s. Lirpinsky, OF
Ashcvile, n. C.; Mrs. Mary Levy and
daughters, OF Enfield, y. g.. Mrs. j. joel,
Of Cily Point, Va; Nr and Mrs. Pcyscr
and son. ol Petersburg; Mr.. Philip Kraker,
OF New York; Misses Grace and May B'n-
dan. Of Baltimore; and Mcssrs. J. Greene
baume and +. Myers. o. New York.
The bridal couple lcft on the 1880 York
River train for an extended northern tour.
There were manv handsome presents and
numerous kilograms OF c0ngIatulation were
received.
HARDESTY -eCULEICHER.
At 8 O'Clock yesterday afternoon Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church was crowded
by friends and relatives OF Nj. Mchard d
Ilardesty and Miss Emma Scheicher. Who
were united in the holy bonds Of matTimO-
Nv by the Rev. W. +. Stmgis.
The foHdwiug.uamed gentlemen acted as
ushers: Mcssrs. A. ID. Hancock (best mani
Virgmius Gum, W. J. Parish, ". Creed
Davis, J. ". Wiltshire, aud j. +. Walthali.
The bride was attired 10 a most becoming
travelling suit Of gray, and carried bunch
OF Marechal Neil rOsebDds IN her hand.
Immediately nter the ceremony Mr. and
Mrs. HaIdesty proceeded TO the Union de
u0t, where they took the $50 train for points
of interest In the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
80 CENTS
FOR
10 CENTS
80 ocNs ot The genuine FRENCH sATTNH-the
regular Ssc Quality--win Do soId this week
mue low price Of 49, yard. Can soon Il
= ,ol wisb TO secure dross or more.
30 CENTS FOR 35 CENTS.
WHOLE NUMBER, n.64s

a. 'emo sty'os q l2-incn WOOL PLAID
rHrss GOODS at &c a yard, formerly sold
''c. q yard;
Y.Hp HABIT CLOTH. "a inches Wide, At q
r.rnsL}5:
r. uDIorH1 in al color' a. g.. e5 worth 81. Is;
90 $3.50 worth g.; at g. worth $3.50.
....a goods arc on steam shrunk, 20 Wall
f.t.. or shrink:
g.. WARP HENlu ErTA In all coIors.
t...-a s.ocs % g cgant PRINTED CAsHHKREs
ui .ASNti.s for Tcs~GOwns:
I.. a fAri w.l buy excolioni DRESS GOODS
fr. j. sold at &c. yard:
t.. h,art vll buy excellent TWILLED FLAN-
.ILst.1ING th0t would De cheap al 2Jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24
Ask Your Butcher
for Armour's Chisago Dressed Beef. II Isl
great delfcocy.

II you suffer from looseness of tho bowels
AsaOsrUgA BIrrgas will surely euro you. Be
ware Of counterfoits and ssk for tno genuine ar
ticle, prepared by Dr. J. q. 3. sicgert s. S0nA
". o. Tuggle, Lagrange, GA, Sriung about
Dsrbys Prophy yiectic Fluid, says; at n prize
less level ~ q disinfetAnt aud dnodorlEsr NJ
wife s,atos for tho psneat Of young mothers that
IL Is . valuable adiuuct % tho nursery" it 10
equally 40 % parents travelling with children.
Not onl, Is no Pluid invaluable as adeOioazsf,
bu, a few drops scded 20 no SaHr IN bathing
will remove all erupuoas from tho skin, channs.
ETC., aud greatly reireAh and sootho.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-10-24

In speaking Of the Last DAYS OF Pom
peii" the spectacular show which will be
given at the Exposition next week, gentle
man who has seen it exhibited elsewEere
SAYS that the report when the volcano be-
comes eruptiye viii he 50 loud that for miles
around II viii be heard.
Preparations for building Pompci began
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