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GRIFFITH & seMPLE.

An Ola Institution of Louisville, Ky.-some
Points.
The above mentioned gentlemen constitute o
firm that was organized in 1886 The fact that they
have been In BUSINESS so long is reliable evidence
that they carry full line Of Eeeds Of the very best
quality, and sell them at reasonable price. They
deal in blasting powder and dynamite, cotton and
tape fuse electric batteries platinum fuses blasting
caps and all goods Of this character You eau deal
with no more reliable house than this one. wit
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EVERY MAN who takes an interest in house.
keeping economy win DO delighted with tho
results Of a fair trial OF PEAHLIHE WASHING
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THROUGH THE SOUTH.
North Carolina.

Monday at Elzabethtovn Bloden county,.
there was fight in which editor II. S. White.
OF the Beacon newspaper, Alexander McDon-
AID, Donald A. Mcdonald oHd Edward Nc
Donald were engaged.
White was set upon and badly beaten. He
shot Alexander h1cDonald, inhicting a wound
which IS Considered fatal, and he also shot
Donaks Mcdonald in the arm.
Ihe cause of the trouble was the publication
by White in his paper of an article making
severe comments on Alexander Mcdonald,
who is register of deeds of Bloden county
Mcdonald is a republican and is a candidate
for reelection. Donald and Edward McDon-
aid are his sons.
Announcement has been made of an inter.
esting programme at Hickory fair which
begins on the 10Th inst, Senator Ransom and
General Joseph e. Johnston will deliver adj
dresses at the eX-confederate reunion. There
will be double wedding in the grand stand,
each couple to receive purse of fifty dollars.
Senator Vance will deliver an address at the
conclusion of this ceremony.
An outrageous affair occurred near Fayette-
vile yesterday. jim Underwood, a white
man, went to house occupied by an old ne
gro woman. She was absent, but her daugh-
ter, aged eighteen, was at home. Underwood
asked her where her mother was. The girl re-
Piled that she was at neighbours house near
by. He told the girl to go after her mother
and to say TO her that he wished TO see her.
The girl went and returned with tho message
to Underwood that her mother would not
come. Without another word Underwood
drew revolver and shot the girl in the side,
inilicting dangerous wound. He at once fled
aud has apparently gone over into South
Carolina.
RICHMOND, Va, September A. Representa-
tives Roger Q. Mills and W. S. Wilson adj
dressed an immense democratic audience here
tonight on the subject OF the tariff, and were
enthusiastically received. Every allusion to
Cleveland and Thurman was heartily applaud
ed. Mr.. Mills will speak in Petersburg to-
morrow night.
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"An who try Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing
SYRUP admit it to be tho family beneiac-
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Every lady who reads this paper is requested to
send her name and address TO Mrs. Mary A. Bran
non, No. Pulliam street, Atlanta, and receive IN
return something valuable By mail wk
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To the Editor Please inform your readers that
have a positive remedy Ter CONSUMPTION. BY 10
timely use Thousands OF hopeless cases have been
permanently cured. shon lie glad TO send two
bottles of my remedy FREE TO any Of your readers
who have consumption II they win send me their
EXPRESS and p o. address. Respectfully.
7. A. sLoCUM, NJ. G. i8I Pearl st., NJ Y.
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1t win pay all who use Cotton Gins to get
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Horsford's Acid Phosphate
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Wnnts 90 Esc'p wiuinin and Mary
Fereonnl

correspondence ot u.o Richmond D.spat,hI
WuIIAWsuc .a. NA.. November H. 1855.
Rev. Edward Thomas, of Vermont, lately
aRch0ou1asttr of IHcl3ud. h1s written Pre,i-
dent TYLER, of William ana Mary College,
th8t bee has two sous go enter next session,
aud has offered 10 assist the college IN any
way in L.s power lis main reasons for rs.
sistine tbc COLLEGE aye ihot o llr. owen. who
Was betd.mastcr Of The Grammar and Malty
School which was connected vita the coli
ltgcl was welsh poet, and W., looked up
20 n tuat country ns leading man. MI
Tom1.. upon DIS return % Great Britain,
VIII raise 8 .UOA to place q memorial w. " IL
ham and Mary % Hr. owen. The reverend
gentleman further whites that be wants 10
ualea bschclor's degree at this college.
Thc Nirruil Historical society," are repair
irr. cleaning. nul ufct,erfUg thc old tombs
~ thr Episcopal cemetery here. Mr.. VIII
Nam Jarduo, ~ The Washington Granite
Monumental Company, {, experimenting
the WORK MANY oi tte tomhs are consider
ah'y over l0u yrars old. ANA s0mc OF them
are htoscn and murh dCiaccd. In SOME eases
the lelioy.ra Is almost entirely oDHIerated.
Tho Circuit Court hls been in session all
Che week judge Guutcr presiding. Among
thc large number Of lcadite attorneys In AL
tetdtncc are Colonel Thomas Tsb6, 81
Ilrnutou; Gobcit McCaGdish, Esq, OF
MlidIts.N; julg, H. l.. Henley. Of James
Cu, John Howard, OF Richmond; and }.
p. Hubbard. ol orkiOWn.
Williamsburg is now mere crowded with
visitors than M any t.mo during The past
twelve months.
william and Mary COLLEGE now has eighty
three mstr.culatcs, with several more % en-
tcr.
Among those FROM here who attended the
Exposition during ihe week Were Captain
John Bacon. IL. =. Armistead. cashier, snd
John l.. Nec'a. chiel cl,rS, OF the Eastern
lH-snc A,ylum.
The Misses smith, OF Bassett Hail. east
Funci. street, are home from their visit TO
Brandon.
Cswaru Page McCarty, oi Richmond is
expected here "a few days ON a cunning
Trip 1hc CAPTAIN VII Poe accompanied hY
several friends. The party VIII have tempo.
rary Quartcr. prepared on the James river,
WHORE they Viii spend most % ihcir time,
Mi John =. Chsr'c>. jr.. has been elected
a inenier Il the Town Council, Cice Captain
John Bscou, who ililed 20 qualify.
Professor Hal. az thc chair oi English
literature, is engaged during bis spstc time
on literary and theological work. which
be hopes 20 baYc published oy the spring.
"
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lcit on account Of some trouble With his en-
ployer.
Major Charles T.. sncdgrass, recently OF
West Point, now of Bichmoud, district
deputy grand master, paid West Point
Lodge, A. r. snd a. NJ, an official visit this
week. The Major i. bright Mason.
Rev. W. Z. wilhams, who has been pas
tor ~ the Methodist church here for two
years, wac sen. elsewhere BY the conference.
lie Il very popular man, and much regret
il felt ihst BE- must leave.
Rev. John YersOn. o. baltimore. " con-
ductug revival at tho Disciples church
here. lie has made fine impression.
The work upon The large wharf and ware
house Tor the Psmunkey Mari and Phosphate
Company ~ progressing rapidly.
The run o. cotton % this port recently has
been enormous The large and commodious
sheds aud docks here have proved inadequate
g. the demand Tor room, and the company
Will have 70 add 10 them.
The Improvements 10 the Baptist church
are very nearly completed. II will he quite
q handsome building. 10 Ia understood that
TIE members Of the Methodist church con-
template making extensive Improvements 10
their building at Sn early dsy.
WILSON PILGRIM.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
THE STATE AT LARGE.
BUDGET OF EBws PROM RocKBRIDeE
COUNTY.
Y ~. C. A. Couyention-com Of
Irregular Nails-Runting-A Demo
Gratis Dying wish silver Wedding
lcorrs,toalonce q Mo Richmoni Di'pa'ch.l


LtNNGroN, vs.. November nc, 1855.
4 district convention % che Young MEMS
Chfisti,n Association viii De held 20 TINS
pla on tho l3l instant and VIII probably De
In session several DAYS. From present iudi-
cations the attendance promises to be large
and the meeting Interesting.
The Lexington Hunting Club are now on
thciruslal FAN hunt in the mountains Of High
land and Bath counties. They icit here Wen
supplied with every thing nccdiui FOR the
thinner man" and will Uc gone Tor ten days
o. moie
There IS much complaint among The peo-
NE here ~ regard GO tae mail service on TIE
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. very
frfqupntlv TIC train. are ate, and me nighl
exrf~.s dlr here ~ 1.f5 A. y. rarely arrives
% tlc depot before the middle Of tbe Day
5laHfosd-ncn auuhutc DE cause 70 the IN
mcuse frl-nt husinoss Of toe tbcsape,Es
pnd Ohio railway and Tie wsul Of sac
track cn flc Richmond and Allegheny rold.
ItIsto hs hoped taa' the proper alin"Hiits
viii look into tbc mfiter ana Apply lne
T6lrag 81 tlcfo b' one.
I'm. county viI lc hold taly in December
forth trlai ~ icw chtuccry CAGES that
could not tc heard 20 tho regular term IN
Slufeu5sr l.,t The court VIII only be IN
session few days.
A story come, from one a. ihe back couD-
TO-. o. the cfeci thtt an old Dcmoc At ycrg-
inc ou hs iouy-srore DIED a few Gsys ago.
" Ten about 20 shuttle or this mortal c0il
and in full possession n his fscultics he ~
eemred ar Die family 20 his bedside and
tc.G fhcm tlaf hrlad made hi. VII, and now
only aa8 ono more earthly wish 70 make. and
trlf Has t1at when he wa. deal DC wanted
NX pIii-hearcrs. $50 JoIerou'an Democrats,
who voted t0r Cfrslsld n is said The old
ccr Hemsu'- wish was rs1inrd.
Nr james ID. Andersen, orr county
treasurer. informs f0Ur correspondent That
D.. l. had no o1-r up 10 This time 10 p1g
state fave. Iu coupons and thinks there VIII
lcronr. There have ouiv been two cases 81
coupon tender siuce tlis agitation began,
nud ono oi t1cm was afterwards abandoned
unt tbc fax paid il money.
Colonel aud Nfs. ltom's VI. Semmcs ceie-
lrs.. rrir silver wedding tonight at tbcir
>deur0 n tl'. place.
Iho E..rd o. supervisors have ordered
ihe construction ~ nn iron bridge over
Hay. croeG uesf thc Eoctbrdcc Bath, m
this county. The work vii. Do done at once.
The Variety Ir1n-N FORKS. ~ Cleveland,
OHIO, were the successful bidders. s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

Another Chapter OF the MeCOy-Hnt-
field Feud--A Daring Detective,
fspeclai telegram % the Dlspateh-l

special telegram % TIE Dispatchl
CHlRLrarov. W. Va, Noycmh,r 1.-THE
confession Of Ellison Hatfield alas Mounts,
who was arrested about three weeks ago by
Detectives Glbson and CuDniaG ham, Of the
Eureka fierce ina piic1tes Alexander @essOr as
one - the murdorers Of tine three Mccoy
bovs, who were shot TO death in August,
I2s2 He IS known a5 one o. The most dcs-
poTsio characters on The border md was very
prominent in :be Brcgtb'its county troubles
iu kentucky several years ago. He Killed
five or six men there and CiaiMs 20 have killed
twcntg.scyoa since the war. The Kentucky
authorizes offered 4 reward OF $3.50 for Mes
sor's capture, and Gibson and Gun
niGgham have been looking for him
ever since The capture Of Ellison
Hatfield, but hc hsd eft the Hatfield
settlement shortly after The murder 81 tbc
McC0y boys. I'h' detectives bad some off
Gcuily in locating him. They finally found
he wls living ia Lincoln county. on Ugy
creek, and on "wednesday they met q man at
Cbapmqu's store, 10 fbsi ueishboruOsd, who
answered % his description. After q short
talk with him he invited them o his bouse,
Wbcrc they went. During the conversation
he told them his namc, when Gibson AZ once
covered hIm with revolver ana hand ruHed
l.m. They brought biia 10 tbI' city and
lodged hlm ~ lai. is'i blGht, thlac nm 10
Cailc,fshurg, Ky., ih,. morning, where be Is
now in Jail. Nes,or is about lity-one wears
of age, and ha, d vito and six children.
lie was once deputy sheriff OF Per-
~ county, Ky, and says that he
would never hsye surrendered but for
The fac' that the detectives got between him
and hi. Gun. lie admits having lived with
the Ii.t0c1s at the time Of the murder OF
The Mccoy boys, but dcnies That he kul.d
either ~ them. lie is the seventh OF the
I.tGsll-MclOy murderefs who have been
ARE stcd by the furekas. Gibson, who
made the arrest Il the youngest member OF
the force, but one Of The uos' fearless de-
tecttvc- in the United states. ~iullc-uandcd
hc went into tbc McCoy settlement and cap
lurcd some ~ the McCoy gang, brought
item 10 tine state. and received the reward
oIc-ci for them. IN company with two
other detectives about TWO weeks ago he
made p Tsid on The llliields, captured one,
shooting the fofcliueer of Of Tom Cham
hcI- and also shooting bin through The dc.
con- thu trip De was IN the wood. three days
without anythirg 20 eat except what chest
nuts DE could iind among the leaves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

Try telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
TlICH P0IN1, p. G., November 1.-THE
last ~ thc series OF inc Eastern hcid-trials-
The members stake-was run tO-dsy. The
day was cour aud q little cold. Brandon cent
Oa.hing Noble, the former taking the second
prize and The latter taking third PRIZE. No
other trials to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

observation-disclosures Visit-The Gotten
Grade.

Correspondence Of The Richmond Dispatch.l
WEST POM, November L.. 1883.
About a week ago ibc egiiOr OF The West
Point stsriecelycd a letter from police ofii-
ceT near >sn Francisco, CAL. stating that a
young man hsd been Killed few days before
near THAI city by seine trSmps. and that a
card GA which was written ". H. Carr, klug
William Courthouse, Va, vas found on the
body. fof some time no one Ia sbis section
knew Of such man. but now II IL remem-
bered liat he worked for short tine al a
saN'mlli ia this county last summer. and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
4 TTENTION, INSURANCE MEN.

Z IILN Hun, IN0U hANOL MIN,
Tho VALLEY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY is ten years OLD. has paid 90 members In
tha, time nearly a MILLION AND A HALF has
a GOOD surplus, and So now in a splendid cOudl-
tian. Wants a representative IN Richmond and
csuyas-0rs In unorcupisd territory IN Nir-
c.nia and North Carolina Terms liberal Ad-
dress CARTER BKRK ELEi,
General Agent,
no lf-lw stanton. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

RAND SALE OF VALUABLE
" AND ATTRACTIVE PROPERTY, con-
sISTING or 100 LOTS, IN TIE
CITY OF MANCHESTER. VA.
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y direction Of me owners, we will .oll at pub


BY direction Of me owners, we will -eil at pub
lie auction. on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER u. ls3%
AZ y o'clock NJ, on tho premises that beautifully
sisuated TRACT OF LAND known a. SPkiNN
HILL, Witch has boon laid out on tho most
4iocral scale. lnd viii DO offered GA such terms
a. viii satisfy al parties.
Spring iinl is beautiful plateau overlooking
james riyrr AMI with An elevation If i3J ieet
above udeWatcr. commands one OF tho loyeiicst
vi0gs IN ilus section OK the state, tnking In tho
cify y Richmond from the CALICO Minis 90 ilol-
lywoDi. ana beyond for miles up me janice
River valley: 80 elevated that 20 viii always
have tho fre-hest ~ country air. and The Wow
can never tc otstrlctsd AMI being only ono
aud fourth miles from the bushes centre u
Richmond. 10 has every advantage ot DoA ciiy
and ,oIntry.
The lots front 30 feot on wldo avenues With p
depth OF 20 feet 10 IN alley and ~ the tower ~
;h6 Manchester Water Works Il on tho property
oacn lOt can have tho benoht ~ Waier. These
handsome lois present moro SOLID attractions
than any property ever offered IN this com NUM-
~. High. dry healthy. aud yet 80 near uhe blsi-
moss centre ~ Riehm0nd. Belle Isle Naii-h OrEs,
IrcIegar Iron WORKS. panyiilo railrOad-snops
ana ofner Industrial establishment.
The city of Manchester b. growing rapidly and
with tho stree tears now connecting b. with Rich
mon1, and The Watcr-Wgrks nearing compile
ti0u, 10 viii continue 20 Improve md no place In
.he SOIin offers better inducements Tor Invest
lneut and speculation.
W. desire 10 call special attention {. tho very
liberal
rxRws oP sALg-yiz: Ono third cash. AMI tho
remainder az any time within twenty yeara. nc
tho option OF she purchaser With interest AZ per
cent. per nnuum, payable semi-aunuaiiy. For
further particulars call Rt tho Office Of the auc-
ti0nccT.
As the sale Will commeoce at y H.. We will
have ample Refreshments on tbs grUunda.
AUGUSTINE ROYAL > co,
DOil Auciloneers.
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CowARDIN. VINO SUBS, &C, PLAINTIFF. AGAINST
DOOLEY, so, TRUsrKEs. DRFgNDANTs-IE rHB
CHANCERY COURT or THE CrrV OF RICHMOND.
7. Benjamin II. Berry. clerk Of said court, dc
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by tho decree In said cause OF 81
OF May. 1883, has been duly givOn-
Given under my hand this "a day OF May, lssS.
no IS BENJANIa II. BERRY, Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18

WANTED, A SITUATION As
" MANAGER ON 4 LARGE FARM by a
sirelo man o. many years experience. Can
Cfcr good recommendations from parties -
whom have been employed. Address FARMER,
care Postmaster, French Hay POstOnice. Va
no l.-6ts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-11-18
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sUNDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1855
AUCTION sALss-r..ure Bays.

AUeTsoN sAL Es-y.ssre seys:
ByR B. Chanin q Co.
Real Estate Auctionesrs
No. north Tenth street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
THAT DESIRABLE
AND coYYEEIENTLY-LocAT
BRICK STORE
No. los EAST MAIN STREE,
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND STREETS,
WITH LARGE DWELLING ABOVE,
WELL LOCATED AND ARRANGED FOR
BoARDING-HoUsE
on THE FIRST FLOOR STORE AND FOUR
ROOMS, UPSTAIRS FOUR
TEEN ROOMS
GAS, WATER. AMI BATH.
LOT EXTENDS BACK l55 FEET TO AN ALLEY,
AND HAS STABLE FOR TWO HORSES
AND VEHICLES, WITH TWO
GOOD ROOMS OVER
SAME
By virtue OF n deed OF trust from James Hayes,
trustee for c. \. StOops dated December II. 1887,
recorded in Richmond Chsacery Court Deed
Book i3i A. page ijG. and AZ the request OF bene-
nciary. default having been made tn the pay
mont of certain money therein secured, we Will
FELL BY public auction, On she premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER e, 1879.
At ~ o'clock p. NJ, tho above-deecribed REAL
ESTATE, which IL now occupied by very good
tenants. The location OF this propsrty-on tae
Main street. on railway line-makes IL very de
sirable for siore and boarding house. Parties
seeking solid investments shoGld attend this
sale
lEEgs: Cash as % expenses OF sale and 70 pay
debt due Of s5.3l6l0: balance on terms % be an e
nounced at sale, but more liberal forms may be
given at time OF sale. JULIUS SrRAC-,
". J. WEST WOOD,
r. b. CHAFFIN,
Trustees.
sale by r. B. CuAFFIs & Co., Auctioneers.
no Is
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WEST-END REAL ESTATE
w ArAUCVON. OK IHE PREMISES,
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER q, isSS
Ar4s O'CLOCK T. Vi
ByE \ CatliD.
Real Estate Age.t anl Auctioueer.
No. l8 Eleventh street.

~ ~ 1T III 'I''-
4 UCTION SHE OF SEVEN
"A SMALL DWEILINGSAND AYACANT LOT
NEAk CllfMEORA/D rAkk.-BcinF requested
90 70 so hy the ownors. wiA sell al public auc-
ton, on the promises. on
NfnNE.pAY. N0vrNEER 2lsr.
NJ o'clock = 3d.. tho THREE BRICK DWELL
lNGS situated un Thirty third fteot betweon
Broad ard Marshall streets. sud tho POUR
SMALL DWELLINGS on Nai shall street AZ tho
corner 90 1hir;y-ttird. An lSiNpkoEED LOr
viii boz sold after iho above sale. No part ~
the pas trolNo uontna ns lgs tl'e Immediate
vicinity. lrts are r.rtlly hr'n firg 10 per cont
profit on i4et yfl.'s p sea. cfd when tho im-
prOycmonts 1luaIv 3D. gun hni tho-o rluiem-
plated ATE .ousi.r.od. it b. fHn.Dt abIo 20 sup
pose mat M 80. rfn De 81 lUi Tor The next year
viii bo as groul n nos 6rea,er.
TCRNs: Easy. r. 4. 'AIllN,
no 10 AurtiOnccr.