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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

Fred-Dp sou mean to tell me that Geo.
j. not gpiug t. marry Lniu. Henry? Did
her father break il of? IIenry-0h, no;
her lt,le brother did the work.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

-uppo,e your daughter will be marry
ing soon. She must be about old enough 70
l ink of such things Yea, my daughter is
old enough, bur I'm not.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

Mrs Fangle-George, on Whist principles
is the election Of Pope conducted! Dir.
Fangle-On Cardinal principles, my dear.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

Some town girl. are 30 devoted 10 tenn
p rance principles that they won't wear
tight sleeves.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

A Greenct.lle man L teaching his dog 70
smoke cigarettes. Thats right. Trg EN- on
tic dog iir-t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

Confouud iii Whrt'- the matter, Brom-
ley? Why, whenever reach in my vest
pocket for match it happens to be - too h.
pick. and when tumble for a too,hpick is
a match.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

II j .aid ihsi saacsias ;hc lip : vnl.
gar habit. Much depends on whose lips are
.macked.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

And those iroIbiri Win neri 0isness resulting
T1. rstr.. or ngerwOrk wl.l be- relieved b taking
Bromn's B'On Bipers. Genuine
hss trIde mark and crosse.l rel lines on wfspssr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

Guarantee Acker'. Buud tiixir fOr 1t has
,ern fully demonstrated 60 the people OF
thi, country that II D, superior 20 all other
ipr bloDi diseases. IL j. 4 pos
rive cure Ios -yplliiiic pIl-ouing. Ulcers,
Erupiion- aud Plmpl's. IL puuiirs ,he
whole system aud thnrou div bUild- up the
constitution. Sid by g. Frank JOucs K
4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11
0lHIPPY YEW YEIR TO rOUw

The Lncky Horseshoe decorates the
cover of charming souvenir entitled as
above which is published by Lee aud
shepard, B ston, in which the New Year,
swinging in basket around the clouds,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

- .fr ra1ui . th,. rrar OF Watson House, in
/ a.-t a- nrru -,iit','i a"i oa"d-'','r ~, ~
ri-,if.a.-i sinh improved chairs. No. an' "i"
t.. .s,r.i ir.rr,f hv samuel Brnvn 'n-tomerN
.-. .--1--f NJ rl--1iiness 20 AT me appnni-
,...-. ana nv, r,-f.thla prn-ruf fnt courteous
....-,; SAMUEL BROWN.
% .rh-s nrnpv -ed
NHFz 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11
JULIUSC.HOLMES

late Superintendent eft E,rair, Of Public
Eairhn--.
Char.r,toWn. Jcil, r-uu County. West Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

WANTED, TO SELL j WALNUT,
W CHERRY. ANDOAh 60 >TER, suitable
for oysters or o small 0.r. Apply AT 1870 east
Man. de3l-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

To the Eqaor Of tie DisDatct:

To the E1Jor Of tie DiSDatct:
Aspublic attention hes of late been arrest
ed bv the ballot" question as ~ form. man
ncr Of casting &c, caused by the iMperiecc-
tons Of our present system. the principie
of which IS the lack of secrecy. an I'M
portant essential to q free ballot A. well Is
the recent adoption by some of the States
of "the Australian system" bv Which sys-
tom il j. intended that every mans choice
shall be known TO himself only If he
chooses, ard in this II d success ~ the
case OF eyerv one who is able 10 read, tut
farther than that a failure. Some questions
have been asked, and various methods
doubtless proposed as 10 bow this obstacle
nav be overcome, and tho unlearred as
we'll a. the learned be enabled TO cast Sc
crct vote. From what we con learn OF
the Australian system" the form Of iiS
ballot. manner of casting, Nc, think =
quite evident that Il better system could
not be proposed as far rs concerns the
latter " of tie above classes; for man
having The names Of all tine candidates 10
be voted for on the same paper. classcd IN
parties, Of course, has Only 10 maze
mark TO desirnata his choice for each one
Of the several Offices TO Zoe filed. but for
him that j. unable 10 read there must be
s0IucVav TO designate the nominees oI the
several parties, 50 that hc may know Who
lo is voting for and perhaps the
simplest way would he TO print the tickets
OF the different parties in different colors
each party adopting their color-say. for
Republicans, red; Democratic. green;
Prohibition. blue: Labor party. brown,
Ne. orauy other colors that each might
select. With a ticket gotten up IN tins way
the voter rctires 10 the room or place pro-
vilcd Tor the purpose, where, having the
tickets OF all the parties on one paper he
can by marking vote for one or all the
nominees of any party, that IS ii ne is able
10 read but If ne cannot ho VIII be able
TO vote for those OF one party only. But,
M in this way we provide not only for all
who are able 10 read Int As well for those
who are unable. except nm the low cases III
winch the voter of tho latter class wishes
TO scratch his ticket, think this comes
nearer meeting the requirements of all
classes than any secret ballot yet proposed.
In regard to expense Of printing. Nc, that
can be done by the General Government
or Stately the former in case Of a Ia
t;onal election and uy the latter III the
election OF State officers; or the expense
could be borne Jointly by the several par
ties III the field and represented on the bal
LOT MEREDITH.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

moro dificnlt II il should rain or snow
while ia the county. ! heard General
Henry A. Wise few years before he died
ask Mecklenburg lawyer whom he met
in Richmond how he could reach Boydton Mt
his next court. The reply was. You can
come any route you please and get there
the best way you can" - Are there no
public convcvances to your place for
travellers!" he said. None TO be relied
on in the winter rcDlied the lawyer.
New lines of railroad run from the North
to the South and from the East TO the
West Towns have sprung ur, hotels en-
largcd and improved. new industries have
commenced, farm products have been di-
yerslfied, and instead of people leaving the
county 20 seek better fields elsewhere tho
tide has turned this way. and Il is now pre-
pairing for immigration instead of emf
grafton,
A route has been surveyed from point
near Averett's. on the Atlantic and Dam
Vile railroad. TO Buffalo Lithia Spr ngs
and o branch line Will be constructed TO
this famous watering place before the end
of next spring. About 100000 gallons OF
this celebrated water is now annually
shipped 10 all parts OF America ana some
TO Europe.
The people Of the entire county are look
ing forward with great interest 10 the re-
suit Of the consolidation case from
this county Of Hutcherson rs. Ross Hamil-
ton. now pending in the. House OF Dele
gates. with the hope that HutchersOn
(Democrat) will be seated. Practically this
county has been without representation in
the lower house ever since the DAYS OF re-
construction. The negroes sent there con-
tinuously by the Republicans OF the coun-
tv were incapable AMI powerless 70 accom-
pisb ANYTHING for the people. Never be-
fore in the history of the State has coun-
" with 30 much wealth. intelligence, and
population suffered 50 long the humiha-
ton 0f misrepresentation.
Farmers say the wheat and winter oats
are suffering for rain. that a drought pre-
walls in December. and even If an ice spell
should come there is no water in the
ponds. Inthis section if ice Is not secured
before Christmas the chances Of good
freeze are very uncertain.
Deer are more numerous than ever known
here, and some fine ones havo been Killed.
They increase rapidly, and have been but
little hunted
Schools resume their exercises to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
NORFOLKS NOTIONS.
observation-disclosures Anniversary-h Ship
SciIed-Othcr Items.

fCOrrcgGDul fufo OF inc hlfuu nnl jl-p1iEOsl
NonroLH. December 80. 1889.
This morning about ] o'clock IRE broke
ont in the grocery and liquor store of Jonn
wilkins on Wvthe street. in Portsmouth.
and totally destroyed the building and
stock. The building belonged 10 Mr.. VIII
liam Waller. Of Norfolk. The property
was fully insured IN Portsmouth compa-
Dies. The fire IS believed to te incendiarv.
The Odd-FclloWs OF the two cities assem-
hled nj COurt-Strect Baptist church yes-
tcrday afternoon 10 observe the bltY-sc-
c0nd anniversary OF Old Dominion Lodge,
of Portsmouth. Ix-MayOr Frank DeCOrdy
presided. and eloquent addresses were
delivered bv Rev Or. A. +. Owen and Rev.
DR.. ". y. Edwards. The church wa dense
lv throngcd with people OF both cities.
Tho Ru-. ian grippe ha~ attacked the crew
of the rccciving--hlp rankin and the ma
rlue barracks at the naYy-yard, and some
fifty or sixty cases are on the hands Of the
surgeons. It Is estimated that there are
nearly three hundred cases IN Norfolk and
Port mouth.
MAYOR r. G. Banks and the Common and
Select Councils have been requested
90 review the parade Of the pro-
co-eiou on Wednesday IN honor OF Eman-
cipetion-day from the Citv-tlall colOnade.
The procession Will embrace Ovai two
hundred organizations Of the two cities.
and Will be swell demonstration in coll
orcd circles, eurpassing all previous email
CipatlOu ANNIVERSARIES.
Commodore Brown hauls down his flag
tomorrow morning, and has been ordered
TO turn over the command 10 Captain G. =.
Norton, the executive officer of the station.
The Commodore Will stop in Washington
on his way 10 join his family IN lndianapo--
lis There is u rumor that the command
Will toe given 10 Eear-Admlral Kimberly on
his arrival East. Congressman BOwden IS
pressing the appointment Of Commodore
Weaver, who is a stalwart Republican.
On Saturday a negro named George
Mansfield stole a slOOp from Nemple's
UNDERGRAD. carried her 10 Hampton, and
after dl-nantlng the vessel and selling the
sails. rigging and small boat anchored her
on Hampton bar and fed to Washington.
The first of tine year makes several
changes among the junior officers OF the
Governor Leon Albeit of New Jersey. is
here in the interest of the Portsmouth and
Suffolk Water Company
Rev. JOHN " Daushertv preached his
farewell sermon at ScOtts|Iile BAPTIST
church Yesterday.
The Democrats Of both cities are organ
ling for the spring campaign, the regular
clubs cnlarging their membership and new
clubs canvassed. The CITY Executive Com
mittee has adopted resolution requesting
the Legislature to rcappoint the present
Electoral Board.
All the members of the Legislature from
this section leave for Richmond tomorrow
in order TO attend tho inauguration.
A raw, oa~jeriv storm prevails here TO-
day. and sloet l. promised before night.
Excellent weather for the Russian grippe
Mr. T.. c. Murray left this afternoon TO
ioin Governor Mckinney at Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
POWHATAN.


Correspondence II the iichmoni Dispatchl
PowaAT,N G. H., Dec. 30. 1889.
The arrival and departure of the daily
passenger trains of tho tarnVlle and Pow
hatan railroad mostly interest our people
now and tncv seem To be arousng from the
long Rip Van Wrinkle sleep that has bound
the inhabitants of TINS old borough SINCE
the DAYS when the stages with four-in-
hand, driven by Sweeney with his long
whip, which cracked like pistol, and a
long horn sounding his approach; ther0Id-
wagon, the inland ship. with four and SIX
horses with bells on and "a bg do trottng
under the wagon: the droNcs ot hogs and
beevcs made the dcniZeue OF That dav think
that Powhatan Courthouse. with lls five
hotels or taverns, several stores shoe-shop.
eaddlor's shop, and blacksmith and wheel
wright-shop. was the centre of the UNI
verse. The railroad, connecting with
the Richmond and Danylle railroad near
poWhatan Station, now runs up to FreuCh'5
store iwhere f. ). Brown. EsQ., of Lynch
burg, lived before the war, about six miles
this side If Cumberland Courthouse, and
has on Frog Level a depot nearly finish
ell with railroad y. having passed depots
at powhatau Courthouse and Btlona near
Spears old tavern. stopping at Macon
Glaynes's old staGe-staud). BallsVlle,
Mhitlock's Store. and lraysers old tavern,
NV called Sunnyslde. j. runs about
twenty miles an hour. and TN. track IS very
smooth. and the best judges say that It IS
one Of the best narrow-Sauge roads III the
state.
Our farmers are making the hes; use of
this fine weat DER for winter plOuching and
some have nearly finished al their land for
corn and tobacco. Some fear Is entertained
about the pork which has been recently
slaughtered.
Christmas has been merrily kept so fan
ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

WANTED. BY A YOUNG LADY,
w ASlTU sIION IS SrENOGRAPnEEAr AID
TYPEW NlIEE. Host references. Apl'y 10
Mi4s H.. caro Liuatfh ot,lcc. dc BIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
MECKLENBURG.
The Atlantic aud Dan,ille- General
Correspondence Of alo Richmond Dispatch.i

News.
Correspondence Of llo Richmond Dispatch.i
CH,sE Cry. Va, December 50, 1850.
The first passenger coach was carried
over the Atlantic and Danyille railway from
Boydton. ON Christmas day. through to
Portsmouth. For the present trains will
not so beyond that town.
Invitations arc out for grand BANQUET
20 be given az the Exchange Hotel in
BoydtOu on Monday, January 6, 1880. in
celebration OF the completion OF the rail
road 10 that town. An excursion tram will
bring MP invited guests from Portsmouth
aud Norfolk. The bill of fare will com
prise the iuxuries of land and sea- One
hundred aud fifty people will bee invited.
The committees on invitations, pro-
gramne. and arrangements are each com
posed Of three of the most substantial
public-spirited. and progressive of Boyd.
tons generous and hospitable people.
The track Of the road is now laid the en-.
tire length of the county from the Halifax
TO the brunswick line. TraCk-laying from
Danyille coming east IS completed 10 within
fourteen miles of the force eoinr west
which has already passed AgrOnis creek
the western boundary Of this county.
over htty mules. with carts, scrapera
DC, passed through this town q few davs
ago on their way 10 work on the Keysyiue
farnyilieand Gord0hsyille ra.yoad. The
contractor had completed has Work in this
county.
Six years ago. or even less time. this
county Nss land-loeked and Isolated from
the great lines Of travel and centres OF
trade. To come to our court-house in the
winter was over long. hlly. aud muddy
yoads. and 10 got away was a task even still
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Flagships of the Atlantic and Pacific
SquadrOns.
ny telegraph to The Dispatch.I

WAsulNGroN, December 30.-lt is stated
at the NayW Department that the new
cruisers Baltimore and Charleston are 10
be designated rs the lagships of the North
Atlantic aud Pacific stations respectively.
The following officers were ordered TO the
Baltimore January lst: Licutenants NJ. F..
Wright, James ii. Sears, Robert VI. boyle,
and :. II. Ma. Enslens II. W. Wells,
G. c. Marsh, b. c. Decker, George Brock,
and W. O. hulme, Acknowledgment
Robert L. Wcratz. Actue-Gunncr Peter
Hawlcv, Medical-inspcctor John Clark,
Passed. Assi.tant-Surseon Oliver Diehl,
Assistant Surgeon T.. Il. Stott. Chief-En-
gineer 4. Ii. Able, Passed-Assistant-En-
gineer William Rowbotham, Carpenter
Joseph =. Parker. OSicers ordered 10 the
cruiser Charleston as follows Chief-En-
eineer William ). Smith. Passed-Assistant
/. n. Hollis, Chaplain l.. Hudson, Ensigns
j. l.. Jayne, Eliot Snow, ii. ,. Parmeter.
A. NJ. Berher. and J. ID. Mcdonald. As
sistan,-Engineer ii. W. Jones, Paynaster
Arthur Burtls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DURInf
I DE day can OBTAIN BOAtD NJ moierlfo
terms OIL us.Irly private family Further pay
fir-lllf- rnn os obtained by addressing b, caro-
i.t.rr-t .-Iar SEQ. IT, Dc 3l-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
r, Re Taken Virginia.

A Wilmington Del) special says; Depu-
~ sheriff j. W. Wheeler, of Hampton, Va,
arrived here to-day and identified the man
who was arrested at the railroad station
about week ago as William ii. Bonaparte,
who escaped from the Hampton JAIL on DC
tober 3lst.
Bonaparte was confined at Hampton
while waiting TO be transferred to the
Richmond penitentiary to serve hve
wears sentence for abducting white girl
aged thirteen years. lie is mulatto, very
Intelligent, and was formerly q BOSTON
journalist. He will be taken 70 Virginia as
soon as the requisition papers are secured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

sTOpPING-PLACEt.

T. 7. -. MYERS General superngea leaf
Il. ". ENgSsOs. General Passenger Agent
SCI HAAS. Trsrlc Manager. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Teii in Heap. Burying NoThmen.
~. totaprann 10 ina Ilanarrhl

ST. LOUIS, December sO.-The Academy
of Music, in course Of erection on Ihlr-
teenth street and Washington avenue. fell
IN a heap at 1880 o'clock this morning,
burying several workmen. The building
had gone up as high as tAe third story
Fftv workmen were in the building. 4
number of them are missing. and tiremen
are at work searching the ruins. ,
4 search revealed only one. wounded
man. William IAtford, who has a rib
broken and IS somewhat bruised. Nobody
was killed, as was at first reported. The
building. which was beng constructed III
part of the old Cyclorama and was to he
opened in March by Mr.. Jacobs. the Chlca-
20 manager. is a mass OF RUBBISH, Inc
cause of the accident is not known, out u
is thought that there was bed Of quick
sand nnder IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
CHARLOTTE.
TIA, Ia Grippe-The Negro Exodus.

INI''INI TVIT bT1TTI " TT' u VF---I'T
CHARLOTTE. \. C.. December 30.-The
Russian terror, la grippe. has developed
here, the PHYSICIANS having discovered six
new cases to-day. They are. however, III
very mild form, and cause no alarm.
lhe negro exodus from ;hls State is now
assuming larger proportion, than ever be-
fore. and promises 10 be very lively Tor the
next two or three months. This evening a
-D,cia! emIgrant train. carrying more than
thirteen hundred negroes from the eastern
portion of the State, pas, i through here,
bound for the land of mix and honey. 4
large crowd of Charlotte negroes sWarmed
about the train while IL was standing at
the depot. end il was plainly manifested
that the exodus VIII soon strike this sec
ton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
OLD EllIXANNA.
An Interesting Entcrtainmcnt-Gc General
Lindsay Walker, &c.
tcorrc.nondence Of the nlchmona Dlspatch.l


FoRK UyIoy. VA. December %, 1899.
The entertainment given here Yesterday
for the benefit Of the Fork Baptist church
was we'll attended and afforded n most en-
iovabIe interlude in the catalogue Of Christ
mas festivities. The programme included
tableaux. recitatiOns, childrens can
fotas. instrumental and vocal music,
with incandescent lights 10 give effect
10 certain scenic displays. The vocal
solos. as did many OF the tableauX, evoked
the hearty applause OF the audience. Inc
piano was throughout the performance in
CHARGE Of an expert in the person OF q
vounc lady whose musical fame - well
established in the South and whose SHRINK
inc modesty fOrhids further mention. Gas
tronOmcrs whose testimony none iaro ques-
tiou pronounced the dinner of oysters and
other delicacics one Of the most entertain
inc features Of the exhibition.
Information ha- just reached mere that
Mr.. MAYNARD Fleming. formerly. of thus
county. had his leg so badly crushed last
Monday whilst acting as conductor on
freight tram between soalhurg rnd BIZ
mingham, Ala, rs to require ITS amputa-
ton Just below the knee.
GENERAL LINDSAY wALKEG.
II isa matter Of painful solicitude TO tho
friends and relatives Of our distinguished
fcllow-citizen. General Il. Lindsay Walker,
that his health. which has been bad many
months, seems steadily on the decline;
The Generals reputation a n soldier and
puhlic-spirited citizen IS well established.
Mr. Junius II. Wood, a prominent farmer
OF this county. Will early III January re-
move TO Colorado. where he expects 70
continue the business OF farming under
more encouraging assurances than thepast
has given him in old fluyauna. In fact.
during the past few years there has been
an alarming exodus of Young men from
this county TO the South and West because
of the low range Of the prices OF farm pro-
ducts and other discouragcments II IS TO
be hoped that something may yet be dono
to make il to the interest of the sturdy
sons OF the Old Dominion to build IN the
land OF their fOrefathers.
our courteous and popular representa-
tive. Dr. b. K. Boston, who is spending the
HOLIDAYS with his constituents, seems
soicitous 10 perform in his legislative
capaC,ty nj duties imposed by tho Will OF
his people. The Doctor - a bachelor at
this writing, and vct-but / am not authO-
rized TO fOrestal matters.
The death e 10 man Of his ace and
sphere Of life has produced among our
people q feeling OF moro profound regret
than that OF Henry ". Grady. The great
possibilities with which the pride of our
southland had garlardod his future give
poIguancv TO a bereavement which Is ielt
as "a public one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
PROPOSALS
S150,O0O.

Sealed bids addressed 10 tho undersigned will
b. received at the Office Of the City Auditor until
. o'clock MONDAY, January 6, 1870, for all Or
any portion OF $4,000 -FOUR PER CEN az
REGISTERED BONDS OF THE CITY OF RICH
s,OND, payable hirty-four years after the list
day otJauuary. 1879.
Tho bids will be- opened at the timo above
named IN the rrosonce Of the Finance Commit
tee Ok jAe City Council.
These bonds will be issued under authority OF
n resolution Of the cry Council, approved De-
cember ;. 1889. 20 provide funds Tor the compile
ton OF the new City Hail.
y. y. HARGROYE.
de g7-tJai Chairman Committee On Finance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
+ o r r E y L, q
NEWMARKET Store PROPERTY


Those ONE and TWO.STORY BRICK STORES.
with large collars. facing fho New u-Gt nnr<'t
between sixth and seventh streets" 5arSet
Space.'
Very Desirable stands for any Kind Of BUSH
nes-. Immediate po--"seioa. Apply to
POiNDEAlEH So DENOpN,
de 2q-3t 1903 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

Mr.. Pierce Kilmartin, aged about seventy
years, died at his home on Carter street
This morning. He was a native of Ireland
and came 10 this country about forty years
ago. HIS form was familiar one on our
streets. He had been a constant emplovc
of the Petersburg Railroad Company for
fully thirty wears. lie leaves behind him
the heritage of a good name and a honor
able character. more priceless to his
children than riches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31

WANTED. 4 GOOD RELIABLE
w SERVANT 10 COX aul wash. Apply be-
tween ~ AM - O'Clock az siJ south Third -treot
ln 'i-itf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-31
Governor WILSON Has Ia Grippe.

Special teleTrafi 70 mo DIspatch.I
CHARLESTON, w. Va, December @.-La
Grippe has made its appearance III TINS
city. Governor Wilson has been confined
TO his room with it for the past three days,
and several other cases are reported.