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COCKADE CITY.
Political aud Personal Points from Pc
tor-burg.

tcr-burS.
PrrFRsBrRG. Va. October H. special.
There was very large and enthusiastic
meeting Of Democrats in this city last uieh
at the academy of Music. 10 hear Major X
Taylor scott. Colonel Richard +. Beirnr
and Hon 4. Il. B. Wright. all of whom made
excellent speeches. which were listened i'
with marked attention and much delight
The meeting WAS presided over ANA tlt
speakers were introduced 10y the Hon. J.. Z
Ncmahlc with his usual grace and dignity
Yesterday Was field day among the pol
iticianS in Prince George county. The
Democrats were addressed 10y Hon. Il. Iat-
l0r scott. Democratic candidate for Atlof-
ney General Colonel Richard i. Bcirne and
Dr. l.. VI. Plcasani~. Democratic candidate
for the senate MAJOR 7. II. Bond. kepuhii-
can candidate for the senate. i. {. Dance,
and Hon. ". I. Glddings addressed the
Republicans.
General >tith Boiling has appointed Mar
madukc Morton. c0lOrud. lcttcr-cdIricr in
the room and stead OF X. II. Cooley, who rc-
signed.
There was a meeting of TIM Republicans
in Fifth ward last night. and "a illiam
Mahonc club organized.
The pocahOntl. coal company has con-
trihutod the sum of two hundred ana niiN
dollars 10 the Petersburg Premium lohlcco
fdlr To Ut iitiN lll lNi~ Guy h'Nl H'HtHs
General MahOne is ln the city. ana WILL d
is understood. remain here until sunday,
when hc will leave for ~tauniOn. where, Oh
Monday, he is expected 90 speak.
The bar-rO0m and restaurant Of Mr. Ldeal
Farley. ON llmhard street. WAS broken into
last night and the following articles stolen.
Two gold watches. one silver watch. pi--
tol aud $40 iu money. Thomas ''iliie. i
voung white man. was suspected oi the of
ien,e and taken before tho Mayor This morn
ing for examination. After hearing tilc ic--
tim0m hc Was hy tine Mayor sent on for
trial io fhc llu>ting- Court of Obi, city.
AZ O'Clock Tonight .thc VorhInemen OF
this ciiN Will hold meeting at the court
house. in order t0 organize Working
mems Central club several speeches
are expected from prominent Democrats 100
the city.
While hands were digging yesterday iu
the vicinity of the Petersburg Granite quar-
rs. in Dinwiddic county. human skeleton
was found. which, from its size. WAS sup
posed t0 Dee that of "a man.
Hon. Meade lla~kiu,. of Richmond, and
T.. =. Robertson. Of this city. viii speak ui
Naioaca. in Chesterfield. Tonight.
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BALTMnEG's Gx'RosTMA5TER
Has No Concealments to Make.


BALTIMORE. Mp. October IA special
,rom MINNEAPOLIS says, "Es.ru,nnasict J..
Parker Neasoy, oi l,dliimorc. who has been
made the subject of a lively assault hy
Civil service COMMISSIONS Roosevelt. D.,
now resident Of Minneapolis Nhon arned
I'm, uues,ion Il, II TRUE that You made
wholesale removal of Republicans While YOU
were postmaster of BaliimOre;' Mr. Nca-ey
said. Yes. and have no apologies io maeo.
ah, "a .onsis.eut l,cmocrtt and decided
lack,6nian. and did not attempt to conceal
nv purpose to make my administration g
Democratic one A. 81 ~ ,no iaN would
p.tnlt II L. DOT lrue. however, that Nio-
lated the law in making TIM radical
change" With reference 10 ihr cnai-
acfer If hi- alptln.ees. ". NeaseN
said HAT 'iiO-e Who were appointed
by him personally were honorable
and efficient. IT, "a, Roosevelt SAYS. halt of
nv app0inipe- We're rrn'ei ln ,s,>,na-
&C.. hu,,n un arn0uli' at bad character
then the civil service system must De radi-
cally defective. for these men Of bad char
actcr'' passed the examination and wero
forced i,non hi;V ~ ;Au lam -onc ot tie
reno, ali he Ncasey maize were dlIc 20 The
neglect Of duty, hat hc was frank in Say
that most 0f lheni wcr" lut lqliticai reasons.
Mr.. Ncasey denies that he levied political
a,sc,s smcut-.
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ma PAN-ANeLCAN DELEGATEs
Their Visit to be Extended to the south.

Their Visit 10 be Extended TO the south
BALTIMORE. Mp. October ll.-W
Blaine. Of the state Department. writes "a
the NuAuf0cfurcrT RccOfd that I'm the
original planning Of thc programme for il'
Pam American Congress 10 Na> intended u
rise tine DELEGATES am excursion to il'
south. lic further says: eft is pro
posed tl visit the southern states later il
fhe season. when thc weather viii bc more
favorable and the various and peculiar M
du~fric- 0fihosc States cam be seen % bet
fer advantage. II is tho desire that the dis
fm.u-hod visitors shall ho given am oppor
muin to -cc ii ali. and 1t was therefore
necc-~lr, tO di,i ide tlie tours. and each -cc'
tiOn hp visited when it> pccuiial Industries
could Dee seen iO the best advantage
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II il now conceded that the late fire ai
Franklin Courthouse was undoubtedly in
cendiarV and the result Of MahOne'> speech
i'm that fOwn. The most reliable authority
reports the facts here to-day a. follows. and
should gobroadca-t over the state.
When Mahonc came 10 Rocky Mount the
Ranullicaus eudcaNOred 10 secure a ware
hou-c for him. but the owners would not
consent 10 hire il. The Democrats then
rendered him their stand on the couri-giecn'
and he made speech from their platform.
Malone had been informed Of the refusal oi
the warehouse. and he was particularly
bitter in his speech on the occasion ana Al-
pealcd 10 the worst prciudices Of the colored
race. He uttered the most inilammatorN
language against the Democratic people
of the state and aroused the passions
Of the cOlOrcd race tO the highest plich.
When Iieutcnant-cONenOr Massey spoke
there "A few days after. the managers oi the
warehouse readily granted the use Of their
properly for the speaking. and the negroes
became furious. They repeatedly made
threats 10 burn the town, and during the
day. when a notorious negro desperate
was Jailed after defying the sergeant
and compelling him 10 summon Il yOSNc
fo proscrye order. he boldly made
the statement 10 q prisoner in the same cell
that be- would bee released before morning.
Also during the frc, and while the white
people were fighting the flames desperately .
negro men and women were walking around
laughing. singing. and yelling that
Par,On Massey had fired the ware
house. and that the town would bc
burned 10 the ground. The Republican,
of the lower class have also uttered dire
threats. and the col0rcd people are
more insolont and intolcrani towards the
whites now than has ever been kn0wn since
the war. All comes from Mahone's inilam-
matOry speech.
Captain Ham ~hepped was here to-day
on hi- way 10 the Northwest and says the
outlook for the Democrats IL good.
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STATE OF TRADE.
Dun 4 co.'s weekly Review.

NEW NOEk. October n. X. G.. Dun a
Co.'s weekly review Of trade Will say; The
Great industries are making progress. >cN'
eral more furnaces of the largest sizes have
gone into blast since October lst. and the
weekly oHtput ON that date WAS over lJ0,OW
toms. AGAINST l3OOll tons year AGO Am ln.
crease OF az per cent. IN september and
llis per cent for the year.
ln spite of this enormous productions
prices are not 0ul, sustained 10y con-
sumption. hui arc slightly advanced. though
southern iron j, Still sold here below 81, for
so. !. while Sl1.2jW $3.50 is quoted for
northern. Bar-iron il IN better demand.
The business failures occurring through
out the country during the last seven days
number for the nited STATES. ls2; and for
Canada. -. on total Of PA. rs compared
with 2DS last week. and ~ the week pre-
viou- to the last. For the corresponding
week last year the figures were 22,. repre-
~cnting lW failures in the United states and
80 for Canada.
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THE DEADLY WIRE.
HORRIBLE DEATH OF ANEW YORK
LINE MAN.

III. Body slowly Consumed and Every
bsdy Afraid TO Approach IA sicken-
ING Sight-Dun 4 Co.'s weekly Trade
Review General Teiegraphic News.
NEW NoRk. October n. John Tccks, a
lneman 0f the Western Mon Telegraph
Company. was killed this afternoon 10y com
ine lu contact with am electric lighi wire.
llc died ou the network Of wires nj the
corner of Centre and Chambers street
SCREENING SIGHT.
For fifteen minutes The flames could De
seen burning the mans face. and at the end
Of that time halfOf 10 had been burned away.
Hundred. of people stood watching the body
being consumed. and nobody dared venture
near it.
THE blood -puried from the victims body.
The current WAS finally turned on and the
mans remains taken down.
The corpse was removed % the Third pre-
cinct station. where Deputy-C 0roner Jen-
kin~ made AN examination. The body
presented q most revolving sight. The
right thumb had been almost burnt of.
and tine palm of his hand WAS roasted 90
the bone The lpft cheek. from the bottom
of the ear tO the corner of the mouth. was
burned to the jaw bone. and the wire which
had come i'm contact with the throat had
burned ii. WY clear back 10 the ecricbrc.
The sole of the right foot WAS also burned.
An autopsy will bc held tomorrow.
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The preteNt upon which these assault,
have been hased Is my connection, official
and personal, with the Planters aud Me
chanics Bank OF the city OF Petersburg.
assert. without fear OF contradiction
that ior all the public money deposit
ed in that bank there was Il bond taken,
with securities reputed 10 be worth, at
the time, double the amount, and that
no capitalist in Virginia ut that date
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FIEMINGsBURG, ny, uc,vlcT IN
least 10000 pounds Of tobacco in ms co'','
/, aa- been entirely DESTROYED by ln' i.''S''
of fhe iasi in.eo nights. The Auditors re
nort places The average cog - the count,
~ t.6OO.OOO pounds. and this yeat tDv '..i
Sas u little above that figure. About Vhs
ialsoi lte orop bad been housed ana cured
hui me fe,, .ii besa p4i late ana placed li
open sheds aud igalaes "a ~ .Hrll~. alo
was not sufficiently cured 10 Wi'hs'aId 't'
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WASHINGTON.
Items of interc-, From the Federal Can.
itol.

Item, of interc-, From the Federal Cap
itol.
W N,nfNGToN, -. e.. October H.
\ naval board. with Captain Norton a,
president, has been ordered 20 survey the
Os-ipec az ,hc Norfolk yard to ascertain
whNi repairs are necessary 10 ~ her for sea
service. The O-slpcc was originally as-
signed 10 carry fred Douglass 10 liayti. but
the voyage was postponed because the engi-
ncer of the Norfolk yard reported her boil
crs so le O,,t vi order.
GRAND ENCAMpMENI KNIGHTS ItMrLAR.
Most Of the visiting knights Templar-
have left for their homes. At the Grand
EncaGpn.ent meeting to-day nu business Of
public Interest was transacted. Tonight
a banquet 10 the Grand Encampmcnt was
given.
CAPITAL NOTES.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ac.
cepted the resignation OF superintendent
MOnlesut, 0f the New orleans mint. Dr. J.
". >mitn. who wa, formerly ,uperinlond
sni, will be appointed to succeed him.
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CLOSE OF THE LYNcHBURG FAIR.
Mahone's Innammatory Speech 10 the
Negroes Leads to the Franklin Fire.

LlNcuBCRG, Va, october Special
The fair closed to-day with great success.
The crowd was larger by far tlriD ever be-
fore and the receipts were greater by nun
drcds Of dollars. The ladies' riding match,
seven entries, to-day was very fine, and
prizes were awarded as follows: First, 10
Miss Fannie Pcfrow Campbell; second, 10
Miss Louise Barkesdale, VI Bedford; third,
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HALSTeAD RETRACTS.
Acknowledges hat lie Islsihed Mr.
Campbell.

CINCINNATI. o.. October ll.-NWm Hal
-..,d m to-dnV'- f0Ufnfrcf0f-fi0- -cfff
published personal letter. rcirarlins GER
fain statements made against Jarc'
r. Campbell. he Democratic candidait
Gr Governor of ohio. Mr.. llalstead
states, that iu publishing the editorial
charging that Campbell bad secured a
monied interest ,n ballot box in heba'i ol
which he introduced pin in the House of
Eepre-ctAii,es.h .hc believed hc bad conclusive
proofs of Cmnphell's c0uneciio" WIN l,'
ballot box company. lle nRds thai }f
, ,mnubel', name had beer forged 20 q SUB
-cri0tiou list and contract on Wpieh n'
h..Dl bis rnm-c.
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Coupon AND ELECTION CASES
Attorney-Gencrai Ayers and Hon. j. H.
Tucker Consult.

ITNtNGroN. "a. Oct0hcr IL special
Hon. Il. 4. NNrc-. Attorucy~S of the
state. spent the da, here and leii og ihf
Richmond and Allegheny tonight iof hicll
mnnd. His hU.ine>, here was 10 cohsul'
Hon. j. X. Tucker iu regard 10 the coupon
cases aud the Kichno"d election c's,s'
wherein Federal interference y as 9A"e y.
Judge Hughes. preventing ihe N"r ~
thoriti.s frou executing the laws. wmcb
have been carried zap % iie supreme court
and will he heard is that tribunal on the
DIST of December. Mr.. Tucker VIII "lp'1'
ON behalf of the state ~iih Aiiofney-"ehe-
rdl Ayers.
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pIcuMOND THEATRE.
MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

rln.if. LIAM s. MYfI.. Lossces and
NuuasDls.
MONDAY and TUESDAY.
OCTOBER lth aud 10th.
Special Engagement OF the Eminent
Irugtdian.
MIR. LOUIS JAMES.
Assisted bv Ilis Excellent Legitimate Com-
pNny.
TWO GRAND sIIAKIsfEAHEAN KENI-
NALS.
Monday, October Ii-RlCHAKD III.
Tuesday. October l6-JClICs CESAR.
Jtich and Historically. Correct Costumes
Sew and Appropriate scenery
Tickets on sale SATURDAY, october y.
Regular prices. pcill ,l2,I3,1o
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JOHN BOWERS,

No. Z Governor Street.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIzED SLATE
MANrEIS:
FINE WOODEN MANrEIS:
SLATE ANDTILK HEARTiIs.
CRATES AND TENDERS;
GAS CHANDELIERS AND SHADES;
hOr-Alk FURNACES AND FIREPLACE
STOVES;
Large variety OF HEATING STOVES
RANGES. AND COOKING STOVES;
Fine BRASS TENDERS AND FIRE SETS;
The GRAND OIL STOVE AND AURORA
NAPOR COOK srOVE-. aul-im
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ser,o.s Accident on the Baltimore am~
Ohio.

MARTINS FERRY. O.. October ia
messenger train carry ing hfiy miners 60 tho
Wheeling Greek mines and an extra freight
Grain ON the Dlusoland, Lorraine and Wheel
ing Railroad, collided early this morning
near Bridgeport station, nhic. BON en-
zines. several freight cars and Two pas,ensc'
coaches were demolished. David Moore
was killed. Three others were iataliN III
jurcd - four seriously and eight or Ten
.thar- .iiohfiX
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THE RACE QUESTION IN MASSA
CHUSETTS.
Opposition to Seating white Delegates in
the Congregational Council.

the Congregational Council.
WORCESTER. Mass. October II. AZ the
Conversational Council to-day colored
delegate from Georgia. named Maxwell.
made long speech against the admission
of the Georgia white delegation. and said
the white ,0nereeaiionali~t- there would
mot fraternilc with the col0red. II admit
tcd. bee said. it would drive the colored pee
pie into the Catholic or some other Church.
Dr Quint. Of Boston. opposed admitting
all the Georgia white delegates except the
one state delegate. The discussion called
0ut many of the prominent members, ana
pr. Robhn. and the rest of the southern
delegate, were given the privilege of the
floor
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MRS. FLYNN GETS ANINJUNCTIoN
Restraining the As-ignees of Hotehkss
A Go.

Nrw YORK. October il.-Judge Andrews.
of the supreme Cont. today granted 60
Florence =. Fl,nm. as executor Oi her hus-
Land. Maurice B. FLYNN. an injunction ~
~fraining Charles II. Field and james
Martin. a. assignee of the firm Of 6uA {,
llotchkiss, Field ~ Co., from parting WIN
or di-posing 0f the property Of the trn' The
proprcty of 4. 81. Field, and the property
which came into the a->,gnec's hands.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Empcrors Meet and tmbraee-Cabi'-
grams From All Points.

BERLIN. October A. The car arrived
here this morning. shortly before hl- arri-
val. the Emperor with Prince Bismarck
and others. reached the station ON another
train and awaited the i/W's coming 4.
the Car aliehtod the sONcreien- al.rlion-
aiei, Dmhraccd. and the Car shook hanGs
with Prince Bismarck. The party were
driven tO the Russian Embassy The citi
i- aailV decorated i'm honor oi the Russian
Emperor.
TURKISH EllN TO CHRISTIANS.
IoNDoN. October u. Mail alsicc- from
1rrie bring fresh accounts daily of i"e
want0n cIHclN prlciiced ly The Turk, upon
the Christian population of the island.
Turkish officials cOnni,c nt ipe ouirasc@,
and all complaints ON the part of ihe nc.
iin- are met with deri~iNc laughter.
PARTISAN BANEFEs SENT TO PRISON.
IoNpoN. October II. AuachWcnts were
,.snad ian Paris Yesterday AGAINST the pro.
n.rft a. nine of the directors of the bank
rupt C0mprtiin pescompte, which WI,
ruined hy the faiinfe ~ ihc copper ~ihdi-
cate. six of the Responsible dl;eclofs -
,te institution are imprisoned. having been
cnn, icfed of violating the banking law n
advancing ibe funds of the bank as loans
upon copper ccriincmrs
The directors and accountants Icfc -cn-
fenced ,0 nav tO the llquldaiors ol the hAhe
for the benefit o.. il, creditors the sum ol
80. 900. and tO stand committed uniil lic
a...ouut wa, paid. This means g liie->cn-
tcnoc a. uQ.f Of those convicted. as ine,
were lhem-ei,es PINNED 10y the calamity
which thf;r illegal action Drought upon iie
bank. ..i....,
several of the director, who are ih.oi, tu
i'm the sentence irol u0 active part in lhc
management OF the institution. ANA ihou-h
Technically guilty with the rest. feaii, 49,.
noihiDg of che rrcklcssnes~ with Nhich lne
none, of ,t.c Institution was -iahcd upon "
Gambling >cnlife, EBogt> az being mau'
to secure relief for those men ir"n .lr Terms
of the sentence. and they will III ail f4on".
Diiisy Dee successful.
yiiA thlNcH ELECTIONS.
PARIS. October ll.-lnc aggregate Nole
nollcd ON september 22d al the general ci-'-
lions fci pembcr- Of the Chamber ol pep"-
ties j. ~ toilOwrl
R.nuhlirau. IOf2.3 .3la. Conservative. -
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A HOLOCAUST.
ratricis Daiy aud Family Roasted to
Death.

Death.
BHADrORp. PA. october ll,- NJ l'd' j.
-,,it,t ID small village thirteen miles from
,hi- placc. tine dwelling of Iairick DnlN
MA. burned. and his wife and three sons
a.ad mirtsrn. eleven. and nine. respective.
iv Wcr. roasted in the flames. Last
ni.ht. while he DAILY family were
ai supper the latAer stepped 10 the
cook Stove f0 turn ob part OF
fha ea-. cminiontionally shut The tlroi-
d. n.hf. and on turning 10 on again the
house was filled With gas. Nn explosion
followed. and in ml instant the eniito house
WAS m flames. The three boys ana the
mother fen pro.irite on ihe noof. e> >cic"in'
li fhr heat and flames. The house was ch-
tifelY consumed in icW moments
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Steamer 4 shore.

SANDY HOOK. y. !. October 4 Work on
ihe steamship Ciiy Of New York, which l.
ashore near here, was abandoned this morn
ing. The tugs succeeded in moving her
few feet only. She will probably get oil at
high tide tomorrow morning.
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BEAT THE RECORD,

TrERE IIAurE. INp.. October l. ANtcll,
the thrcc-year old stallion, with the help ol
The running horse, tar1ge; s-hr, ra- sent
lo.ia, 10 nca, the thrcc-ycar-old record,
s:l3i,. held by The California lilly. >unol,
and covered il in IA seconds. The nrst
quarter was reached IN ~. he hlli la
i.nji the 'h.cc .luaf,cr- IN 1914, ana the
mile IN 2.ls.
The great stallion finished strong, without
"A w0bbc or false step. Besides i'dHuln-
the thrccsyearsold lccori, his performance
heats the record for stations AT an ages
" ilIiun-. the driver. was taken from his
sulky and horne aloft ON the shoulders o'
his admirers, AMID cheers ios The gallant
coli and driver.
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The Young Women's Christian Temperance
Union, OF which Mrs. J. L. .iobson II prcsi
dent, gave it, usual monthly entertainment
last night at Behiderc Hall. The attend
ancc was quite large, and the programme,
afforded an cNouing of real pleasure. The
vocal and Instrumental selections hy Mi.se-
Hehning proved the faturc Of the occasion
Attention is called 10 the fact that th,
service AT II. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church is held tomorrow at L. VI. in
stead of al T. NJ, which is the usual hour
ice In the morning as usual at II
O'Clock. The Rev. DIR. Powers will preach
on both occasioLs.
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MONTANA SAFE.
Demo cratic Majority Of Seven ON Joint
Ballot.

Ballot.
Helena. MONr, october H. The oineiai
canvass was made in Jefferson county. The
Democrat. lose Cardwell for State senator,
his Republican opponent having majority
Of nneen. This makes the senate tie, but
the House has Democratic majority OF
seven. The official count Is progressing
slowly, aud will not be finished until satur-
day
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WEATHER. FORECASTS.

-. washington. ID. g.. october IL
! u. 'for Virginia mir t.il sunday night;
-..lnty warmer. souihcrly winds.
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BASEBALL.
Played Neste

N3ie's taNsh fcstffuat.
At Columbus, o.-C0lumbu-, :; Athletics,
4.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -lndianapo-
lis. =: Il Louis B
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BANK ATATENfNr.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE PLANI tKS BANK. AT AMELIA,
e. H. IN THE STATE or VIRGINIA, AT
THt CLO>E OF BUSINESS. SEPTEMBER
30. i~s0.
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THE Dunlop" Patent Flour is again
Oh the market and better than ever be-
fore. Phone 275-ads
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CE BUTrER. 3D.: GOOD

CHOICE BUTTER, 25c.; GOOD
~ Butter. 2Oc.; Cooking Butter, l5c.; Fresh
Country Eggs. pc: Choice Country Hams.
- 4c; Choice Country Shoulders. luc..
pounds Rice. 25c.. pounds Prunes. 25s.. (
pounds new Buckwheat. 25c.: pounds COD
tish. 25c.; 3 pounds Jelly. 25c.; ) pounds
Preserves. SOc. q. ii. BLAKEl. Az lorth
sixth street. ocll-3t
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DETECTIvES WANTED IN EVERY

~ County. ~hfcwd men u act under in
struction IN our secret service. Experience
not necessary. send 2-cent stamp. GRAN
NAN DETECTIVE BUREAU Co, Arcade.
Cincinnati %. oclo-st
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OCTOBER 4, 1889
THE FIRM OF SrOTTS d GIBSON
has this day been dissolved by Muiual
consent the interest II GEORGE 6tBsOS
having been purchased by JOHN q. SPOTS.
who assumes all liabilities and viii conduct
the business under the style of JOHN q.
SPOTS & GO.
Mr. GIBSON will hc found with the new
firm as his health permits.
J. q. SiO1'IS.
ocS-2w. GEORGE GIBSON.
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crO SALARY. SO EXPENSES IN

rNOO advance. allowed each month.
steady employment at home or travelling.
No soliciting. Duties. delivering and max.
ing collections. No postal cards Address,
with stamp, HAFER & co. i1qua. ohio.
In In "a f,.l
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

I WISH TO EMPLOY 4 FEW La
L dies on salary, 20 take charge OF my bust
ness AT their homes entirely unOhjection-
able; HIGHT very fascinating and henlthtul :.
no talking required permanent position !;
wages slO por week tn advance. Good paw
Tor pant time. My references include some
Oi the best well known people Of Louisville,
Cincinnati. Pitisburg. and elsewhere. Ad-
dress with stamp. MRS. MARION WALKER,
Fourth and Chestnut streets, Louisville. Ky.
Ocl wed sat tm
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-12

PARIS. October li.'rnc aggregate VOC
nollcd on september 22d at the general ci-r
lions foi Wembcr- Of the Chamber of Dcpu
ties j. ~ toilOwr.
Republican. 4.0l2 3ja, GonscraliNe, -
S4Oesi. BOulangist~. Los, .tsS.