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that Chatham never had a larger crowd

that Chatham never had larger crowd
in il.
Beirne and suthcrlin got there on time.
but Burrows did not show up. In his place
came Il. ". Perkins, a Congressman from
the South-hating state Of Kansas. the latest
importation Of Mahone. sent here to teach
Virginian- how 10 rule Virginia. The Dem
ocrats had the court-green. and the Repub-
licans found much trouble in securing a
place for their speaking. Finally they a.
sembled their crowd of negroes in the street
and put their man Perkins on the upper
iioor Of the porch OF q Main-strcet house,
from which elevated position he discussed
the intricacies oftarifi and other national
matters for three solid hours. never once
touching state issues except To advise the
negroes 10 turn out on election day and vote
for Malone.
Colonel I,cirne spoke nearly two hours.
and handled Malone and Mahoncism in his
usual happy style. lie was followed by
Major >utherlin. who made one Of the best
speeches of his life. Mr.. Beverly \. Davis.
candidate for the Legislature. tho spoke.
and he was followed 10y short addresses
from Claude \. swanson. Colonel Hughes
billiard and \. j. Montague. II was a field
day for the Democracy, and old Pittsylvania
is glOriOusly aroused.
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Ten representative styles OF what
folks wear are now displayed in cur
show window.
They are combination suits. You'll
wonder how the designer and weaver
ever Greeted such beautiful effects.
The harmony in the blending cf tho
various shades Of blue with blue. gieer
with green. brown with brown. &C.,
and the opposite contrasting colors in
the new subdued tints is a subject for
study. aud is the result Of real genius.
clearly demonstrating the wonderful
progress weaversand dyers are making
IN woolen dress fabrics.
The fabric in these suits are All Wool
Henrettas, French Serge. and Cameps
Hair.
Our price for any of the ten styles in
o,,r ,yipIou IL
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with Tanner" he said today. ale is a bace
number with me. All that he publishes
have seen before. and think il doesn't need
any reply. II he wants 20 make a target he
can do 80: let him hire away all he wants
to-
OFFICERS ABOLISHED.
Numerous applications have been made
tO the Secretary Of the Treasury for the pO-
stiOn of inspector OF foreign vessels al the
different ports in the United states. and
upon examination Of the subject. the ~ccre-
iary has found that several of the places
have for a number Of years past been sine
cures. The Secretary has, therefore, DO
cided tO dispense altogether with the SER
vices Of the inspectors Of foreign vessel, at
Philadelphia. Pa. New Orleans and san
Francisco.
POPULATION OF ARIzONA-THE MoRMoNs.
Governor WOolfey. of Arizona. has sub
mitied his annual report t. the secretary OF
the Interior. lie states that the census OF
l>>O gave Arizona population OF i0.iiO.
while the territorial census Of lS>2. taken AT
the height OF the running excitement.
showed population Of $3.50. with ll.2z|
voters. Governor Woolhey thinks, however.
that the census Of l>S2 can not be relied on,
and he estimates the present population
at 6O.giS with registered vote of 5000.
Speaking of the NormOnS the Governor
says: "Poltically. the Mormons seem e.
have adopted the plan of sending colonies t'
the surrounding territories in sufficient
numbers to form a balance OF power be-
tween the two political parties. They are
willing 10 trade with either, bat remain iru,
only 80 long as the interests Of the church
are best served.
\ large portion Of the report i devoted e
the subject OF agricultural developments
Fruit culture. the Governor says. has met
with great success. The number OF miles
Of railroad i'm the territory Is 1908.
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Deliberate Murder.

WHEELING, ". Va October q. =,
Charlie, Plat. aged tIieeD yeaFs, was dc.
iibcratcly murdered lasl evening w. Jas
Nullarkey. about two years oldof, YOUNG
platt aud Jas. Vernon were returning nome
i. a light spr.ng wagon with load Of wal
NUS. They met Mu;isrkey, who had riile
and asked to pe allowed to ride. This belnl
refused. he endcavorea sA st."al some Oh th'
,yalnuts. For this platt, stfucN si.!.2rkel
iigbily with his whip. Mullarkeey The,
raised bis rine apd shot Platt in the head
death resulting IN u ieY minutes. Mni
iurkey escaped
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THE ehONiN MURDER.
Two Confessions " hich are Likely To Con
Wet the Assas-in-.

u L
Wet the As,as-in-.
CHICAGO. October 2l.-'lhe Giobc this
morning SAYS: The attorney, for the state
i'm the Cronin case are now in possession oi
two confessions which will probably clear
up the entire plot 10 murder l'f. r"nih'
0ne il from "A man who belonged to the in
ncr circle Of Camp 20 John l.. Besss
and was scpior guardian ot the
Damn. ANA consequently The head cenl"r
of the Internal secret executive mat ordered
pr. Cronin's murder. The other Is man. al
nrn.ent unknown. who il connected with
roughlin. sullivan. Burke and others IN eN-
ecuting the order. The latter was not M
dicted with the five men now ON trl'l' avg,
Therefore could not bee placed oa lfiai WIN
thom /. his information prove, correct
iI Mil save his neck. The former know,
nothing OF the murder beyond the order OF
the inner circle Of the camp, ana for his ii-
formation. if it proves reliable, uie
states attorney will ask "o'ie
ui.o>eotfj on his hnl9..
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ROCkGRlDGE COUNTY.
English Capitalists AfteF Mineral Lands
Mahoncite Meetings and Bondies

LEXINGTON, Va. Octobcr2l.- special. T.
An agent of "A wealthy English syndicate II
negotiating for the purchase of valuable
property near Lexington, and to secure
large interests in another property. Both
non bearing Philadelphia and Pennsylvania
capitalists are placing large sums III the
mineral properties OF RockDrida..
:, Brown Allen. Deputy United states In.
tcyual lieyenue Collector, opened The Na-
hone bah AZ iairlield lo.nishii THO hpsl
publicly announced meeting held III ne
Nahoncitcs In R0ckbrldge. outside Of the
speaking here court-day. McCanll, Craig
and other Malone appoinicc7 are 10 speak
later
\ we'll authenticated rnmor says that the
meeting of the Mahoneites were held here
saturday night. Ii was to apportlon out
,aroe sum of money contributed for cam
pdi.n ppt,a,ses 20 the several districts. The
lea.,crs seem 10 haze 90 ahIndance o.
money, bul are not spending i
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The Dunlop" Patent Flour haH on
superiors. 'Ihone Iia. Try it.
ASK your grocer for the Dunlop
Patton; Flour. Phone 275.-adv
nh. WhataCoueh.

VIII YOU heed the warning-the signai, per,
haps, OF the sure approach 81 that more terri
bic disease, Cens,sinptlons Ask yourselves
II YOU c.n afford for the sake Of saving 60
ssi,ss, 20 run the risk and do nothing ior 10,
Wo know from experience that shilohs cure
will cure your Cough. ~ never fails, This
explains why ,Aore than a Million of Bottles
were .Oid the past year. II relieves Group
and Whooping Cough AZ once. Mothers. do
not be without IT, sample bottles free. Sold
6y lsodieker brothers and ii. NJ. shields 4 Co..
coyuel ui Fifth and Marshall streetA
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fatni Row AZ a Corn->hucking.

DANyILLE. VA. October u. special. F.
News comes here to-day of a fatal row near
stuart. Patrick county, ON Friday night.
John Mitchell had a constructing AT hls
house, and Patrick whisky flowed freely.
Burwcl Foley and Henry llail"y aad II
fight. and negro named Obey took Il hand
.ipu knockcd Foley down. several other
persons joined in and the fight became gen
eral Finally peace NAs ,e-,''ei' anp, ne
body was found in 4 pi ile Of shucks with the
throat cut. Five men engaged ip the roy
were arrested aud Iudacd in Jail put HALEY
and Obey e-capcd.
George Is. Anderson. II merchant doing
business at Ringgold, died saturday night.
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sr>rf oF THERMOMETER.
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GENERAL THOMAS L. RossKR
coLORIp CONFERENCE
To Form a NATIONAL League.

CHICAGO. October al.-'lhe prominent
colored n.a of this city have arranged for a
conference 0f the leading c0ioied men ol
the country, 70 be held in thieasp .neHt
Jinc. for 'fke purpose Of forming Il National
League, This Organization Ia intended 70
aid their race In the southern states, ana I"
enable the colorcd people Of the whole
country 10 work as a unit in all matter, oi
interes 10 their people.
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EX-GOVERNOR HARTRANf ! 5
FUNERAL.
Immcysc Procession of fennss l'anians
Honor His Memory.

N0RRIsrOWN. Pa. october 81 The citi-
zens Of NOrristOWn were awakened =, palil
as = O'Clock this morning by the bugic falls
nf the troops arriving 10 participate ~ the
,,,nerol cortagc of General llartranil's. fuilN
ivrn,v thousand visitors were present. ana
assisted /. doing honor To the dead. busl-
ness was eenefai. suspended. ana the
manufactures shut down. tis.,t thousand
mouruer- followed the body of the nchetai'
through long rows of crapc-draped houses lo
he famous cemetery, where ne ihe Dodies
of Hancock. >lepne,. Iook and >chall.
In addition 10 Tie religions a,Di ,,illlart
scr, loas, lhe knights Iemplar performed
,l,e cercn0.je, ~ their order over the grave.
ON either side % Nc eal4oH Nlal'nou 'l'
nail. .hearres- s-eX.prosidcnt HAYES, rnwniaii-
der Of the IOval Legion: General \, Alger.
ro,nmaudcr-in-chicf Of Grand Army Of the
Reuublic: MaJ0r-Gemcral ID. MEM Gregg,
commander Of the Pcnnsy lvania Com
mandeIv os i1,ul s.egion; Maior-Genoral
John l.. Parke, iatc cvnHander oi lhe
Nintb Army Corps: eN-GoNernsls arm.
Pollock. llou and Patterson. thiei-Jusiice
PaNson supreme Court ~ Pcnn>. wanna ;
Eyieadicr-Gencml James ". Ioiia, eX-
Adiutani-1eneral OF Pennsylvania, aud a
large number of other prominent ihliil ny
.ticers and civilians. Then came the chlci
MARINERS. including the family and Two
hundred officers Of the National "uaid'
Goyejuor Boairr and stan followed ilieh
lbe Loyal legion aHd fsi.faas ol 'he rii'i-
nr-t
impres.i,c. was under Chief Marshal Rem
nison. and included the -upfomc tolft'
Stale legislature. NOrristOwn Council, Nor
ristown Insane Asylum trustees, knights
'le.ular Of NorrisiOwn. fire companies.
tnidu hep.,.lican club, Of Philadelphia,
and many other organizations.
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ADVICE 10 Mothers.

Mrs. WinslOw's soothing syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting
teeth. II relieves the little sufferer NJ once
II produces natural. quiet sleep by relieving
the child from pain, and the little cheiut
awakes as bright rs a hutton" II Is ver)
pleasant 10 taste. IL soOthes the child. sOii
ems The gums, allays all pain, relieves wind
regulates the bowels. and 10 the best known
remedy for a.arrh oea, whether arising from
teothin. or other causes. Twenty five cent?
bottle. Iu.l n.ca&W
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shil.hA, consumption Cure.

lhls Is beyond question the most success
ul Cough Medicine we have ever sold. A
( W doses invariably cures the worst cases OF
Cough. Group sns Bronchitis. while lis won
deriul suucess In the cure OF Consumption Is
without parallel IN the history OF medicine,
since its nIst discovery IL has heen sold on a
erar .ntee a test which no ther medicine can
stand. II yOu have Cough. wo earnestly
ask YOU to try II. Price, 30 cents and 81
sample bottles free. Sold by Bodeker Both
ers and II. VI. Shields 4 Co., corner OF tiitf
and Marshall streets.
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Treasure Iroye.

WINoNA, MINI. October 2l.-A sequel
10 n tragedy has just occurred here. May last
Lena Weinberg. for twenty live years house.
heeper Of he old Hun hol;sc, committed
kuiciGe. saturday tiit lrhlks pelcngMg !,
fer We're opened and false bottoms wert
tolna Ii, all loil t.unks, containing si2,lli
In gold. bank notes, English -oscrcisns, ant
other foreign money. No heirs 10 this iino
are known.
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A ARICHMOND-BOUND SCHOONER
Damaged ny Collision Near New Nor

Damaged By Collision Near New YORK.
NEW NoBk, October al.-lhe schooner
Lotto, Capt. summers. for lilchmnnar
Va. with railroad iron. c1lidcd this morn
ng with the schooner Florence Randall.
in ballast for southern port. The Lottit
was considerably damaged. She put back
for repairs. The Florence Randall was not
much injured. There was thick fog IN the
bay at the time.
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$3.50 A SUIT.
FULLY WORTH 81

Many other striking values and nov
elites in our Dress Goods Department -
Beautiful. rich. solid colors. and many
Of a fanciful order.
We claim TO suit every age. every
taste. and every purse.
A very superior - inch silk Plush at
- cents yard. + Esewhere the same
grade would sell for II.
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TIE Dunlop" Patent Flour is again
on the market and better than ever be-
fore. 'Phone 275-aiv


Why do So many people we see around ~
seem To prefer 10 suffer and be made mlsSra
BILE by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness
Loss of Appetite Coming Up of the Food
Yellow skin When fQr - cents we Will SET
them Shilohs sy.tom Nitaiizer, guarant. ed
10 cure .neii. Sold by BOdeker Brothers ant
II. NJ Shields x Co., corner OF Fifth and Mar
oil
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Y ORIOLK AND WESTERN RAIL
y Road COMPANY.

PHILADELPHIA. september 21th, l,eo.
V.fID0 ls hereby given. that the Board OF
Directors tH~ declared pu tne preferred tl'cN
.s f...l .I...auy adlsIIrni OF one and One
ibid a .I'.tr. Der share Ouf &C fue surplus In
come DI tnr Company. PAYABLE ht the Once
If I.t Treasurer un and after october 2llh
I.-I. i1 fn. preferred shareholders a. it-
-....ied no 3 O'Clock +. h, on vfl''eI i<ih'
Ir-I
I.r transfer book VIII Doe cio.ed from !
..f.rt l.. ST.. October i2fh. 1850, untii y
Dll.ef ST.. Oet0Dcr 18th 1859
A. J. HEMplllIL.
fr3nc2l.s.l1 secretary.
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MUNICH EXCITED
OVER A JACK THE RIPPER SEN
SATiON.
Two Girls Murdered and Nutilated-The
London Iiend Supposed Ia be on His
Other Foreign rfen9

LONDON. October ~ Munich. Bavaria.
mas a Jack the Ripper mystery. quite Ia
profound q. that Of Whtechapel. Two girls
were found murdered in The streets there
early this moraing. and their bodies mutiia-
ted in a manner to lead % thesu,picion that
the London iend had started on hi- travels
Great excitement prevails in Munich.
MEXICAN MINE NND HACIENDA SOLD FOn
S2WO.OOO.
CITY OF MENfco. October Mendoza
Carolina has sold the imncr-e hacienda Of
IeicaiuXiia. in M0reln- near Cuatla. with
an accompanying silver mine. 10 a London
syndicate for >2.OOo.O 900. The sugar planta.
iion is one of the largest i'm the Republic.
while the mine has produced between 81
OOO.OOo and S3,O0o.OOo.
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS DYING.
II. PETER>BrRG. October 2l.-,'rand
Duke Nicholas. uncle of the Car j. in a
m0libund condition. He has for some time
suffered from cancorou- affection Of tho
ear the cause of hi, present state.
TELEPHONE LINE BETWEEN VIENNA AM
IFIPsIC.
LONDON. October u WI hat il undOubt
edly the longest telephone circuit ON the
continent. was opened io the public yester
day. the line j. from Vienna. in Austria
to Leip~ic. and every word could Dee per
fpctly understood and the voice recognized
without difficulty.
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The verdict ffom visitors 10 our Coat
Department every day is. "lour Five
Dollar Jackets are dscidcily the most
sty lish and best made in the city
What Is true Of cur - Jackets is also
true Of our whole line. We have every
thing in jlckets that is sly llsh ana de-
sirable at
3. s9. u. s5. 50. y. s.. $40. 81! 50.
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Iyuct,burc Printer Killed,

CoLuMBts, ~, Dciober 2l.-A special
from springfield, o.. says itai Nlhr
IIicrley, tramp printer, Was fatally Ia.
iured saturday by train while crossing
bridge. He wasfrom Lynchburg, Va,
where his brother resides.
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BASE, BALL.


Games Played Yesterday.
At Columbus Columbus, 81 tinrinnalis,
>.
At Philadelphia-phladelph o. AtlL
letcs. ..
At New losk-Brooklyn game postponed; !;
Mct Grounds.
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More British Capital seeking Investment

NEW YORK, October 2l.-'rhe Hcroids
Fort Wayne, Ind, special says that an Eng
lisb syndicate has offered s2,2'5,Vo for the
car wheel aud locomotive works Of John
Bassa; at Fori WAYNE, II. Louis and Chi
cago, and bis extensive coal and iron mines
in Alabama, Mr.. i,ass is holding ont for
y3,ooo,ooo, and will probably getil
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~hilOhs Catairi Remedy. marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Diphthera, C,nker Mouth
and Headache. with each bottle thcrc l. M
ingenious Nasal Injector f0. The more sue
cessful treatment Ol these complaints with
out extra charge. Price 80 ce"ts. sold by
bOdokef brothers and II. VI. shields x TO.
corner OF tiifh and MARSHALL streets.
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+ WISH TO ENpLOY 4 FEW Ia.

j dies on salary. 20 take charge OF MY bus
ness at their homes; entirely uuonectlon-
able. light: very fas, ,inating and hsnlthtul +.
no talking required permanent position
wages $40 per week IN advance. Good pay
for part time My references include some
of the best Wei known people oi Louisville.
Cincinnati, iltt.bufg. and elsewhere. Adj
dres. With stamp. Mrs MARION WALKER.
Fourth and Ch, stnut streets, Louisville. Ky.
ocl wed -lf 6u
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Ee-Aen. enced To be Hanged.

EMroRIA, Va, October al Special. F.
Circuit Court opened here at 10 4. VI. to-
day. Nothing special was done eXcepttha,
Henry Moore was n sentenced 70 be hanged
Oh February =, lsvo;
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Srorr & sroTr,


MANCFAcrUMNu JEwLLERs.
$50 can save you ffom ten 10 twenty-five
pei reai. on Watches. Diamonds. J""elfy.
tlve-rafo. speciacies. Eye Classes, Opera
Gils.es. SC.
Nalcuand Diamond Clubs constantly form
lnr
nleuca each prices for old Cold and silver
Ocls DlI EAsTBKOAD sIKEEf
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VIRGINIA COUPON CASES
Postponed u ,ae trited states supreme
= fourt -Capital New, and Notes.

Postponed ~ ,ae tnited states supreme
. Court Capital New. and Notes
AsulNGToN. ID. G.. October =;
number of cases pre,en,ius ano'ner phase
of tha .p.Ui controversy when ms pech
gnns on for long time over the \lrsihia
fax coupons. was sci down for argument IN
the rnited states supreme Court today put
when the eases were reached on the docke'
the Chief Justice announced that their near
ing would be postponed until there was Il
full bench.
r,NSYI's SUCCESSOR TAKES CHARGE or
his OFFICE.
General Green 3. Iauin lhis morning 'al
IN t,le chair Lately occupied py tofpoEa'
Tanner at the Pension Office. The ,onllnis-
.ioner was at his Office promptly al 30 clovA
This morning, and assumed control quietly
lie had taken the oath Of Office ON satuf'
day. and also met the subordinate oihcer-
of the office on that day. This morning he
received number OF friends, who calIed e
nav their respects, and Was,v tour OF IN,
different dili< <l.,ns ~ see the hie'i"u' "
urocced,lre employed in each.
secretary Noble Is not worried py t"e pun
licution of Commissioner Tanners sastietter
lie will make no reply II. Il have don'
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CHEW Stallion Tobacco. best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get handsome and useful
IIp,NuI.
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WANTED STUDENTS ~ STE
w NOGRAPuN AND 1NPE-WRiiING.
The Only shorthand school IN Richmond
that has ever graduated student. over 100
OF our graduates Low holding good positions
secured by us. Terms reasonable ania prac-
teal training guaranteed. MCGlINRf col
LEGE OF SIENOGRAiiii. lll3 east Main
street ocl3-'im
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DEMOCRATIC FIELD DAY.

yircinians speak to the Democracy Ia
Chatham. While AN Imported kansian
Addresses the Mahoneites.
CHATHAM, Va, October 2l.-l>pecial. j.
Politics ran high al Chatham to-day. IL
had been announced far and near that Col.
Berne. of Richmond, and Maj. sntherlin, Of
Danyille. would address the Democrats, and
that Burrows, of Michigan, would talk to
the Republicans. These announcements
brought out the people, and It Is probable
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ccO SALARY, so EXPENSES IN

sNOO advance, allowed each month";
Steady employment at home or travelling.
No soliciting. Duties, delivering and maxi
ipa collections. No postal cards. Address,
W tn stamp, hAFER CO, rqua. THO.
ocs- -lu, m. .>aS-uiw
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EOR SALE-ONE WATER MOTOR
Il Cheap. sold for want of use. Apply
! at TINES otiice. au3O-u
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I 4. GATEWOOD. WHOLESALE
gJ.DIAflKIN ClGAK LEAF aud MANU-
fAIrDHiK OF CiDAK- Special rates 10
...IDi.. samples OF Leaf or Cigars FUR
l.t.0f 0n application. Corresponding
sY.rII.l Factory No. is6-llO east hsoaa.
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uERRlNGs. hERRlNGs. 1.

3.CO0 Barrels clipped, Round ard split to
rive dircc, fsom Hail .aS, Labrador. ard
newfoundland.
No. quality, grd honest English packing.
ocl3-lQt DAVENPORT & NOK ftS.
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ILARENcEA. MARSHALL

Ilr nos-oNi
..... l........ MozIu Association, So now
ready tol ,cei'e pupils ia
....rcrlIrnIAND MUSICAL THEORY
at ui, rooms.
..NEl FnANKLIS And FOURTH
INon.n'- Exchange bulliingl.
r...Asf1spN daily. Lessons gwen q.
r... .I. ft.idfnc. 30 desired. Circulars a.
,..... ..f.r-. 0c l3-su.tu.tn-u
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GET the best-the celebrated Dun
lopr Potent Flour. Phone 52j-advt
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a SPLENDID EARN "a FOR SALE

WALNUT GROVE, situated in the upper
portion OF Spotsyiyanla county. contains 2j6
acreg-t7O cleared: balance In orlginal
growth; well watcred. The best wood house
In the county, cOntslning eight rooms. with
halls and porcnrs. covered with lin. bcauti-
ful shade Trees. Every clubhouse that could
he desired on a first class arm Two Aun-
dred ld NIFTY thousand pounds OF hay was
cut on the inrm this summer and j. now
being baici on the place. Church ant post
Office Within one mile. ana giist and saw
mill within half mile. The Victoria FUR
mace u branch Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Hallway and the Fredericksburg ana orange
courthouse Railroad both seven 80 miles
from the farm. For further Information. cali
on or address pE q. SMITH,
oci3 i33 Brs .stfeet Richmond. Va
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TAKEN Up. ABOUT THREE E.c
f..ffI..,,,. one BkOWN MAKE. I'D
IIeuanU viii please come forward and pay
charges ulI iskc her away.
JAMES MAIAW.
.r-2-lf' Broad 81. nesf ChimDOihlp PARK.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHEW stallion" Tobacco best ten
cent plug on the market. Save the tin
tags and get q handsome and useful
present.
II you want a firstclass flour. ask
for the "Dunlop' Patent. None sur
pass it. Phone 215.
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MARINE INrEIIIcENCT.

|<NIINf ALNANNc. oc1oprr p. 1850.