davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-20

THE man who attempted to travel
on another mans railroad pass in
PENNSYLVANIA and brought up in the
Jail at Reading, has no one to blame
but himself A pass Issued by the
railroad is guarantee that they will
carry the person designated to a GER
tain point, in exchange for favors or
cOurlesies received, Uut it does not
agree or guarantee to carry any other
person ON the same pass. There Is,
however, a Class Of persons who de
light in beating railroad company,
and it was for the detection and pun
ishment of this class that the law IN
der which the man mentioned wa ar
rested, was passed Any one who
will solicit pass from a railroad com
psny and then give it to another, no
entitled TO receive it, should be black
listed and forever deprived OF an,
cour.esies Of this kind. According I,
tue pennsy wanna law the man WIN
used pass belonging 10 another wi
be required 10 pay the COL Of tickt
man times over
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-20
Thin ClOthin(!

OF every kind. C oat IS
Vests and Pants in Suits or
separate. Fancy White
Vests, linen and other Dus-
tiers, Alpaca, Drab dEte,
NuiX Cloth, Mohair, Pom
gee, and Flannel in plain
and fancy colors Goats
and Vests, Thin Under
clothing, Gauzc and Jean
Shirts and Drawers.
Thin Cashmere Suits,
Sacks and Cutaways for
Men or Boys-all sold at a
big reduction, and you
know a reduction means
something with us, as we
never mark our goods up
as others do just to make il
appear we are reducing
prices to remark. All We
ask is to have you see oui
goods and learn our prices
Well take your judgment
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-20
Fencing Materials.

White Oak and Chestnut holed Posts
llewn Posts, for Wire and Board
Fences.
Sawn Posts, for Picket Fences.
Chestnut and Cedar Rails.
Cedar Arbor Poles.
HemloclS rickets, 4 feet and feet.
White Pine Pickets, IA in. square,
Dressed.
White Pine Pickets, / in. and in,
Dressed.
White Pine Pickets, Tapered, Dressed.
Lumber, Hardware, Paint, Lime,
Sand. Cement, Coal, etc. A full line now
ON hand and arriving.
Careful attention. Reasonable Prices
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-20

Ltb4l lliAt5 bNti
-s--.----
POSTMASTER GENERAL Wansmeker
Is making an effort To reduce the sun
DAY work in his department as much
Ds possible, and tor the Purpose Of sc
curing al the facts concerning the
MA Ter has addressed clrcalar tt
every postmaster in the United states.
rms circular requests that recort
Sal be Hept II all the sunday worl
IoI me month, Gnl thHt this record
Wil1 uny suggestions tie pHstmaste
INA, utle " make, vii. thru BE- tor
wa, led to Washington. Mr.. Wanna
I4tEpi Edpcs ~ tins mesLs 70 be hbl'
- te,aradne what wurk is actually
let ssury and what Is not, with vle7
Oi naoisA.ns the !ltcr This is e. mov
ia the GgAt direction, aud one tia
viii be apgior"si by ila emp.uye
and the public. IhcEa - Of cour :
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-20

DUBLIC SALE
L Or
REAL ESTATE AND Personal
- PROPERTY,

No. I. Dark hay horse. Frank, I yrari al :
No, 2. brown mare, Bell, yearsoid. g.,
brown horse, Colonel, ! years Old. No
Iron gray mare. years old, can troi less thsn
minutes. si No; g. BAY colt General, Iam.
traveller, can show minute gait A'''
Iwogood huRgles, one no top buggy, one
cart harness, two sets lead harness, opg p','
cutter sleigh, fonr l-horse carts, two .-iors,.
carts, one good business wagon, Ian reb
blankets, haltors, brides, collars, str H.,
at same tune and place, stablIag and yr5nbI
lot 5JNi12 feet, with new brick stable stnhIiu,
Tor head Of horseband room for two caiTlag,,
and tons of hay. sN'
Terms made known on day of sale
MARY ANEPA1TOS, ErecutiIx
LIE W. suunall son, aucts. lil-3t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-20

BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect May Il. 1850
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT
EAST BOUND,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-20
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
MAY goth, 1880.

Trains will leave W umlnstou as follows
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
THE HILL CITY.
\ Big Day at the Battle-Ground and
other Notes.
,a--...f ,1t..~.r,, O., 4f. nfsnntah :

LYcHBuRG. Va. October 10. To-day was
the big day Of the fair and the crowd was
estimated nj ten thousand. The day was
beautiful one. The large crowd was very
much appointed at not meeting Gov
ernor Lee. rs IL was stated by the talr
managers that ne would be here. Tins
wa, military day There was a large turn
olt # the city military
Hon Paul {. Edmund-. Of Halifax, made
q speech and created much enthus'asm
H. paid splendid tribute 10 Governor
Leo.
Professor Atwood. If the State Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, spoke To- the
farmers aud gave them practical talk on
agriculture. which was well received.
The racing was vcry spirited and the day
passed oh splendidly.
A number II the ladies of the Dunkard
sect from Roanoke county were on the
grounds. and in thclrGualnt dress at tracted
great attention. Tho fair VIII close to-
morrow evening.
Senator John W. Daniel and Hon. Paul
G. Fdmuuds will speak for the Democrats
1T Fincastla on Monday next. and the NJ
h0ucites win bc represented By ). Brown
Allen.
A telegram from Outstanding to-day
say. that tirc occurred a. Prlton's hrIe-
work. last nigh. about II O'Clock. II Is
supposed to o. the result Of ear lessncs,
ON the part IF the Workmu. over @ c-I-
load If etavos and cooporinr tools - well
is the shop were burned. Ihclcs, 80 about
~1.10J; no insurance.
Charles Dcnjt. editor &C the Salem
Tjmss-R gjN,1-. and bride are ~ the city.
Mr.. Pcndlcton, on anti-Mahonitc of
Marion, Smyth county, IN conversation
with gentleman IN this city to-day. said
that the Ninth district would give Demo
cratic minority of between $500 and 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
LOuDOUN COUNTY.
Pollticai-Rcpublican, Prohibition. and
Observation-Disclosures Meet
ing-COurts, Sc.
[correspondence Of the Rlchmond DIspateh.l


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
LRFsBuRo. Va. October Q. 1899.
A Republican Inass-meeting, consisting OF
some twenty or twenty-five persons, was
held AZ Lincoln on Saturday for the pur-
pose of nominating candidates for the Lc-
gislature. No action was taken further
than TO adjourn over for two weeks, and
another me, ting has been called for the
18th.
A conference meeting Of Prohibition yo-
ters has been called 20 meet at Lincoln on
the 18th 20 consider the propriety of nOmi-
mating candidates for the Senate and Hou e
of Delegates.
Both the Republicans and third-party
men, il Is thought, have held OH from
making nominations in hopes that nde-
pendent candidates of Democratic procllvl-
ties might he induced 20 become aspiran's.
A considerable pressure has been brought
% bear in this direction, but 80 far has not
succeeded.
Much effective work is being done by tho
chairman OF the County Democratic Com
mittce: the various precincts in the county
are being thoroughly organlzed with "A
view Of getting ont the full vote. and Lou
don should, and doubtless viii, give our
State ticket one Of her old-time MAORI
ties.
The Republican canvass in this county
viii be opened here on Monday, October
18th. when Colonel Campbell Slemp, the
candidate for Iheutonant-GOyernor, is eX-
pected 60 deliver an address.
A protracted meeting commenced IN the
Methodist Episcopal church. South, on
SUNDAY. and has continued each night du-
ring the week. The pastor, Rev. i. ".
Bond. ms been assisted 10y Rev. II. ii.
Kennedy. of Martnsburg. W. Va, and
Rev Nelson Head. ID. d.. of this town.
The October term of the County Court %
Judge Tebbs- begins on Monday next. and
on the following Monday, the DIST, the fall
term Of the Circuit Court-Judge Keith
begins its session in tins town.
CATOCTIN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
CHESAPEAKE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The Second Dav-fine Racing.
fsnoclni tolncrarn 20 tnn Dlspstcn.l

F,srytrry. VA, October 10.-The second
and third davs Of the Chesapeake Agrlcul-
tural Fair. hold az Cape Charles City. both
moved 10 be as clear and warm as ono
rould wish for at this season Of the year.
In conaeouence the attendance was large.
An trains and steamers coming IN were
crowded with passengers. The attendance
Yesterday was about four thousand, and TO-
day over five thousand were IN Attendance.
The racine each day was highly interest
ing and holly contested.
In the frec-for-all race an Eastern shore
lorse CLAY. belongiugto William T.. Floyd,
won tbe frat money. and Signet, belonging
tori Scott. the second money. Tine,
In the pacing race Maud Morrill, won The
frat money: Lula Day second. Time, 2:4s
In the three-year-old class there were
five entries of local horses. Best time,
half-mile heats, l:JD.
There were six entrice in the two-yoer-
old class-all local horses. Best time,
half-mile heats, 1874.
I'm the 2.3i class Signet belonging 70
Scott. won the frs money. and tray Eagle,
entered by ". T.. FLOYD, the second money.
Time. 2:36, 2:35l 2:3l :, and 2;3h
IN tho running raco-onc emile dash-An-
nctte. owned bv Richard Anderson. won
frat money: a Cabe. owned 10y George
Walker. second money. Time, and
2Oi. Daniel, belonging to Wescoat, won
Tomorrow is the last day, at which time
There will bc some fine racing IN the nee
for-all class. open to the world. After the
racing there will be tournament. N which
fifteen knights will participate. There
will be q grand ball at night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11

ST. Mary's church. The cadet company
escorted the remains to the church with
arms reversed and with funeral honors
The pastor Of the church, Rev. Father
OKane, delivered an impressive funeral
discourse and The choir sang solemn hymns.
The church was crowded with sympathi-
zing friends. Later in the evening the re-
mains were escorted 10 the Virginia Mid
land depot by the cadets and placed on
board tho train in charge Of Mr.. Charles 7.
Ilagan, Of Bristol, Tenn, brother of the
deceased. The remains will be carried 10
Scott county by way of Bristol.
The Knights Templars still continue 70
visit Alexandria and its memorials of
Washington. Many hundreds of knights
we're here to-day.
Immonse crowds passed this city IN roie
10 Mt Vernon by the river steamers, and
very large number ook the land route and
nearly all the carriages in Alexandria were
hired for this purpose.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
LEXlNGTON PRESBYTERY.
Tho Adjourned session at Timber-Hidec
Church.
Correspondence q The Richmond Di'patchI


SrArNroN. Va, October 10. 1850.
Referring to the report of the proceed
ine- of Lexington prcshytery held IN tbs
civ Oh the 18Th Scptcm0cr the adjourned
meeting 10 be held at Tmber-Ridce
church, i'm Rockbridge county. OH the 9th
October. accordingly took place. Rev.
Thomas l.. Preston, ID. D.. of Lexington,
presided. Rev. D.. A. Pcuich, Of Non
mouth. made the opening prayer, and Rev.
A. II. Hamilton. of Mt. Carmel was the
temporary clcra.
Tie pastoral relations Of the Rev. Alfred
Jones with GmberRidge aud Fairfield
churches was dissolved at Mr. Jones = re-
unest. the churches uniting with INN. A
letter Of dlsmi~siOn Wa granted Mr.. ones
10 Abingdon Presbytery. where he will take
charge Of the churches AT Pulaski City and
Draper's Valley, in Pulaski county.
The departure of MIR. Jones from Rock
bridge is much regretted. The churches
he has go long served and the presbytery
in which he has been such a useful mem
Der especially feel the loss
The call of the church at Franklin. IN
PendletOu county, placed IN the hands Of
Iicentiate J. ". Irwin at the Stanton
meeting. to be considered and answered at
this meeting. was declined 10y him. To re-
lieve this case from all misunderstanding
the presbytcry by a vote expressed IT. ap-
proyal of the course pursued by Mr.. IRWIN
for the reason that the Pendleton church
while receiving aid from the home mission
fund and being under the supervision Of
the preshvtery, had reduced the salary
without giving sufficient reason therefor.
Leave was granted the churches at Tim
Der Ridge and Fairfield to engage q stated
supply till the next meeting OF the presby-
tery. CAXTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
AN UGLY SITUATION.
Negro white Caps in North Carolina
Threats


EMEIGH. n. c.. Octob,r 1O.--Thcre is
much excitement in Belh2ir township.
Pits county. over the whipping of Philip
and Phube Phillips by unknown colOred
maskcn men. The colored people were an
cry over suit with the parties for some Of
their fragrant derelcuons. Sempic Brown
aud Francis Brown. brother and sister, were
also whipped by unknown colored men
who We're disguised. Warrants III these
two cases have been gotten ont by the az
grieyed parties against the colored men,
but they have not yet been served.
The negroes ere also behaving badly IN
Fdgerombc county. Sheriff knight WAS
called upOn by some farmers to get some
negro tenants from their houses for re-
fusing 10 work lie summoned a negro TO
go into a house and put out the articles be-
longing TO tine occupants. The negro posi-
lively refused 30 serve, whcreupOn the
Sheriff arrested him and took him 10 Tar
bOr0'.
IL is reported that the negroes in that
section have posted notice that # the
negro now IN JAIL is not released they Will
visit Tarboro' and burn the jail OF have
him.
ii is also reported that they intend TO kill
Sheriff KNIGHT and man named Reasons
on account Of the Imprisonment Of the
negro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
NORTH CAROLINA PREsBYTERlANs.


CrhEioIu. y. g.. 0cfob,r10. The North
Carolina Sruad. lu session here to-day. ac-
Ccptcd the invitation of the Charlotte
Pre-hyt riaus 10 establish the proposed
State 0rphauage hors.
Orange Prc-bvt"ry was divided into two
separate and distinct presbyterics.
Tie North CUoha0 PIfVHcriaH, which *
printed ut Wilmington, Ws- endorsed IA
the orcau of the synod.
Tonight the synod heard an address 10y
Rev. s. Taylor Martin, agcuttor the Union
Theological Seminary Of Virginia
The following resolutions were adopted:
Reeolrfd. j. That thcSyuod ps North Caro-
lima do hereby invite tho sister synods Of
South Carolina. Georgia, South Georgia,
ara Florida 90 % conference concerning our
mutual necessities III the matter of
Christian education.
Eeslru, - That the synod appoint
three commissioners, who shall meet with
similar commissioners from the other
svnods ON case they shall appoint the
samel and confer aud recommend 10 the
synod whatever may seem To them deslra-
BE and practicable III the iurtherance OF
church education.
Resolr,d. 3. That the commissioners are
further instructed to extend this invita-
ton Of the Synod of North Carolina 20
the synods named IN such manner a. may
seem best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
Iatonia Races.


ny Nitft dfu ." t1AS 'A'potrH'I
CNCISNATI, October l0.-The track was
very fast.
First race-selling. three quarters Of q
mile-Else b. won; Koko second, Deyonia
third Time, 1:l6&3.
Second race-selling. three quarters Of q
mile Renounce Won; Buckler second,
Censor third. Time LII.
Third race-for two-year-olds, three
quarters of a miie-Milton won; Prince
'fonso second, Ballyhoo third. Time,
116}3.
Time. l:43}s.
Fifth race-Queen City handicap, one
and three-sixteenth miles-N oodcraft won /;
Famine second, Heron third. Time, 20214
Sixth races selling, tfteen-siyteenths OF
a nile-Irish Dan won; Clamor second,
Birthday third. Time, 1861.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
\7ORh-RiYEG LINE 0u w. 4
FD.N



'lAi.h ia ..t '| f'A
The 'nYor - fou.'-' .t.tH Il''
on ms ll' 300 ..i f-f iA
comfort .'.t. ...lH fli . .4
T. W. ailitH .. ltn' B. 3D.. l.f.'
baltimore lti 300 ....t
rive a. fclf.H-i H.i 10
ilrf trNrI 3D. m. t..4.t . ,it
Ms-hIlttlr. -I. t.. ..IY, l.i. 500. tl-
dr.lli7 . 100 SOD '
'm 'nE' ''.
ga ~ .''"V ,..,
0iir'. coy ....... ...... ..-......- = v
Arrive iH'nm"li N N'i '-..iI.'
street de.
paly' ''H'f 't. ......,. .....
b"Y'' "a .'e
Uptown O.';' Nor.'r .'n.i hAl
-
''u'it t',
......
.,..,..,,....
SUI u - " 'i"
o.. 30 b. A.'nl b, .H-. 'I.'
r,,.,,,,..f, rn,,r.r,... ..,,fr....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
OLD NORTH STATE.
THE QUESTION or ESTABLISHING A
REFoRMAToRY SCHOOL.
Presence Of Mind of Two Negro Children
A Bad Aceident- Religious
Notes.
maociai telegram TO Tho Dispa,oh.i

CHAprorrr. n. C.. October 10.-The aues-
ton OF establishing retornatory tor
youpc criminals is row being strongly ngi-
tated throughout this section. Mayor Nc
Doweil. Of Charlotte, in speech before
the Chamber of Commerce, recommended
that some stens be taken at once. Ia the
course OF his remarks the Mayor said: y" IL
Is a CRYING shame upon our civilization
and an outrage that appeals TO high Hea-
ven that there are no workhouses or re-
forlna. cries, whore we can make honest
men and useful artisans out OF vagrant
and orphaned children that intest this city:
This is n condition OF affairs that should
cause humanity 90 shuddor and religion TO
blush There IL now no place IN all the
great State Of North Carolina for young
and ignorant boy criminals, save tho jail
and pcnitcntiary, with their horrible sug-
gestions and degrading surroundings
To-day very abs writer IN the Charlotte
TINES takes up the subject. and II Is safe TO
say tba, the agitation viii result IN the es-
tablishing of q Vcry-much needed reforma-
tory
The extension Of the Cape Fear AMI
Yadkin-Nalley railroad from Miliboro' to
Columbia Factory, in Randolph county, ~
progressing rapidly, and through trains
will lie running ut Al early day.
The drug firm of II. II. Chears x Co., at
Reidsyille. have made an assignment. Inc
PRESENCE or MIND.
News Is received here tonight Of the
very heroic work of two little colored chill
dren in Cleveland county night before last.
Charles Morrow camo home late beastly
drunk. Tie lay down upon his bed and
was soon sleeping soundly. About 9o'clock
his two small children awoke and found
their fathers bed cnvcloped IN hameS.
With commcpdablc presence Of mind they
i. Nafl
flames an succeeded IN carrying hun safely
10 the outside Their cabin few minutes
later crumbled 70 the ground, and al the
furniture. clothing, ctc.. were burned.
pr. jonathan Ch8uucct Gidney. county
phvs.cian Of Cleveland aud town treasurer
al shelby. died yesterday afternoon al his
home III shelby. He was one of the most
monument citizens of Cleveland county.
H. every position thrust upon HIM be hlicd
the place with honor. In the army lac was
IA Gallant and battlc--carrod soldier; IN
p,s.cc be wt, fl modest and faithful citiZou,
whose merit won many friends and no enc
mics. llc va, fifty years old.
BAD ACCIDENT.
Jpl.ps 4. Wrqv met with rather bad
accident az Shelby Tuesday. After eat
ilt dinner 40 the ho.el Dee started down a
flight of etcps. iui IA tnr descent ne I"st
ms equilibrium and fell headlOng down TO
The bottom stop.
william Wells while riding mule IN
Cleveland county yesterday was thrown
and badly hurt.
W.P Fife. the drummer evangelist, be
cana roll glDu~ revival at kcidsvle To-
ri-Lt "a l.as just closed revival al
Kingston. where many hundreiS "t con
v.rt- crowned has lahor-. IL is meeting
with vl.n0mrus. success everywhere he
M, trial of Young Edward Brown, the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
National Jockey club Races.

ibN be'rkfdpn " DioDAlcu-t
WASHINGTON. October 10.--The track was
dusty and slow.
First race-six furlongs -Souriro won
Prince Howard second, Mary T. third.
Time. lis.
Second race-selling all ages. one mile
Wild Cherry won; Battersby second. Sou
venir third. Time, LAG.
Third race--capital stakes for two-year-
olds, six furlongs- Little Ella won Baya-
rian second, Sam Doxey third. Time,
l:l7.
Fourth race-s,i ling, all ages. seven fur
longs-Kedar Kahn won; Leander second,
Howerson third. Time. 1921.
Fifth Washington cup. steeple.
chase, sweepstakes for half-bred hunters,
gentlemen riders-Mognl won Apollo Sc
cond, Cracksman third. No time taken.
Cock o. the Walk threw his rider, Mr..
Knut, but he was not badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
FAYErTEWLLE's CENTENNIAL,
Grand Preparations for the Event.
fst,ectal Telegram IA the Dispatch.

FAYE11ryuLu. y. c.. October 10. -Prepa-
raticns for the approaching centennial
continue with undated interest and on a
grand scale. This afternoon the Execu-
tive Committee appropriated $500 for
prizes 20 be awarded tie visiting military
and bands. FOr the military the first
prize VIII be- $500, second 500. and the
third $50. The baud prizes are as follows:
,rst, s75; second, $50 and the third S25
Henry ". Grady, Of Georgia; Joe Black
burr of kentucky; John W. Daniel, of
Virginia. Wade Hampton. of South Caro-
hna. and otlrr distinguished orators from
abroad are booked for brief speeches
During the occasion other attractions will
be added 70 the programme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
4 Timer KILLED by "A FAN.
rsnoclal telegram to the plspatcnI

WyTnHvuLE. Va, October 1O.-John a.
Tate. a timer from Pulaski City, while
roofing a factory at Kent's Mills, fell from
the roof to-day fifty fect) and was instant
* Killed. The ladder on which he was
standing broke from it's fastening in the
comb of the roof and precipitated bim to
the ground.
A young man named Fox. who was as
sisting him. fell the same distance, bur was
only slightly injured and Is reported out of
danger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11

By George W. Mayo. AuctioDeer,
John T.. Laughton. Jr., saiesmsrJ
No. u Ninth street.

HANDSOME RLOR SUIT,
4 A ROsEWOOD-CASE PIANO, COIIhSb
CH iMBEK SUITS, AND OTHER MOI sEiioLD
FURNTTURE AT AUCTION.-By orccuon oi
shall sail at his lato residence, No. 1905 Grove
avenue, ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER llTn,
n. f0.so o'clock. 10 be removed at once, the fol-
lowing articles: -
frames. upholstered in best material-as
good a. neYs .
I NnrshaI 4 smith Rosow0od- Case : s-OCTAYE
PIANO, In excellent CONDITION ..
3 MARBLB-TOr COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS
1 MhRBLE-TOP WALNUT slDtBOAkD
WARDROBES. BUREAUS, MAsHsTANDs,
MATTRESSES, SPRINGS, AMI other Household
Articles.
Sale positive. GEORGE W MAYO,
o. 10 Auctloneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-11
FROM TAE DAN.
Painfully Huri--POlit'cai Matters. &c.

iHPecl4l telegram 10 tae DnpAtch.l
DASyILLK. Va, October iO.-Johnnie
DodsOn. youth working in Worsham's
boX-iactory. was painfully hurt to-day
while manipulating machine which cuts
places IN tobacco boxes for revenue stamps.
A box slipped and three Of Dodson's I'm
gers were cut OF above the middle Joint.
The death Is announced of Mrs. Nancy
Anderson, Of the county, mother Of Mrs.
&. &. shepherd. Of North Danyille.
The new Alliance tobacco warehouse was
formally opened to-day with good sale.
The Democratic club held meeting to-
night and stirring addresses were made by
w. Il. Harris and l.. G. Berkeley.