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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

Mr.. Cave preached in Richmond for
about six years. He Is native Of Virginia
and has brother and nephew in this State
who are ministers of the Gospel. They are
Revs. /. w. Cave. of Orange county. and
P. A. Cave, Of the Northern Neck. Another
brother is Rev. Il. l.. Cave, of Nashville.
Tenn.
BIr. Cave was once president of a college
in Hopkinsville, KY. He Is an eloquent
speaker and fine scholar. He draws I'M
mense congregations in st. LOUIS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
What Danyille Tobacconists Think.
Especial telegram 10 tue Dispatch

DANvILLE, VA, January 4.-The an
nouncement of the great cigarette trust
caused sensation here and has been the
chief topic Of conversation to-day among
tobacco dealers. 1t was given out some
time ago that all the cigarette-men had
combined to this extent-that they would
buy stock from first hands only and that
each cigarette-factory would operate on a
different market. In this deal Danville
was allotted to Kinney Brothers. Further
than this dealers here knew nothing OF any
combine. and one of the most level-headed
warehouse-men here said he had observed
no effect whatever on this market since it
was first announced that Danyille had
been assigned to Kinney Brothers.
This afternoon | attended a meeting Of
the Warehouse Board, where the question
was fully discussed. Some thought the
whole thing bluff game to prevent the
Legislature from repeating the charter of
the American Tobacco Company, while
others were satisfied that the deal was
bona fde. AID agreed. however. that they
had no idea that the cisarette-works in Vir-
ginia would be removed TO another State.
body l have talked to believes this.
AN EXPLANATION.
finally met a man who thought he IN
derstood the deal entirely. He is regarded
here a. one Of the most conservative
and sensible men in the city. and
he rarely gives an opinion without
having weighed the matter we'll
in his own mind. From him | gather the
following information There is in exist
ence company known as the English aud
American Investment Company. Its pur-
pose is entirely speculative audit operates
somewhat in the following manner: It
will buy up several large industries which
have been making good dividends, incor-
porate them all into one company, water
the sto,k ss much AS a reserved dividend
Of or per cent. will allow. and then
close out the stock 10 anybody who will
buy it. For example, If the industries
bought have been making profit Of
10 per cent. on their capital stock the
stock viii b watered 70 - to show .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05

The following officers elected TO serve
Unity Lodge. No. So, |. O. q. F.. for six
months from January 1st were installed at
the last regular meeting by District
DEPUTY G.. NJ. BOyles assisted by the
following grand oficeIs-irand-M Warden
District-Deputy G. NJ. Thomas, Grand
Conductor +. G.. Bailey (of Aurora LOdgel,
Grand-Secretary T. Wiley Davis, Grand
Treasurer J. W. Ferguson. Grapd-C Chap
lain j. W. White. Grand-GuardIan L. l..
Johns: Senior Past Grand, Junius e..
Clarke: Noble Grand. W. b. Wells; Vice
Grand. Il. W. Clarke; Secretary, W. A. Ma
son; Financial secretary. ". W. Childress :;
Treasurer. George W. Pocklington; Chap
lain, Robert a. Roper.
DAMON LODGE. X. P.
At the last regular meeting of this lodge
Past-Chancellor George Ford. district depu-
ty grand chancellor, installed the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Past
Chancellor, ". II. Miles; Chancellor Com
mander, A. s. Goode; Vice-Chancellor. ".
Dickie; Prelate, n. b. Grooms (past chan
cellor): Master of Exchequer, Joseph L.
Allen (past chancellor; Keeper of Records
and Seal, II. A. Hughes past chancellor;
Master of Finance, b. c. Lewis; Master-at-
Arms. Joseph East; Inside Guard, j. f..
Young: Outside Guard. Charles Atkinson.
Trus -Past-Chancellor w. b. Haynes,
Past-Chancellor A. b. Ferguson, Past
Chancellor L. Il. Hardwicke, Past Chancel-
lor ". l.. Smith, and Past-Chancellor G.. A.
Goodo. Past-Chancellor j. N. Armstrong
was recommended TO the Grand Lodge for
appointment as district deputy grand
chancellor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
TIE ODD-FLLLUWs'

At n regular meeting of Union Lodge,
No. Z. Independent Order of Odd-Fellows,
Distrct-Deputy Benjamin Thomas, assist
ed by Grand-Chaplain j. w. White and
Past-Grand ". A. Bailey. installed the fol
lowing officers for the ensuing term: W..
J.. Bradley. past grand: W. II. Arnall, no.
bic grand: W. /. Burruss, vice-grand;
George L. Bowden. secretary; NJ. W. Var
lington, treasurer; J. b. Homer, right sup
porter to noble grand; j. +. Pearman; left
supporter TO noble grand; |. Waldron,
warden: William Wright, conductor; G..
Lechler, right scene-supporter; G. Wells.
left scone-sGpporter; ". A. Dewell inside
guard; NJ. L. Luck. outside guard; L. w.
Stanley, right supporter 10 vice-grand: W..
b. Joseph, left supporter to vice-grand;
u A Iocanb choplatn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-01-05
Not Credited in New York.

From New York came the following
special telegram to the Dispatch:
The manager of the New York house of
Allen d Ginter positively denied to-day
that he had any information about the al
legged sale of their cigarette manufactory
at Richmond, Va, to a syndicate of New
ger of William S Kimball X Co., cigarette
manufacturers. of Rochester, was seen at
their New York house. He said he had
heard Of no syndicate trying to buy up the
cigarette business and he did not believe
that Allen q Ginter's factory had been
sold. There was no probability, he said.
of trust in the cigarette business being
formed.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
The Result In the County

Wepublish below the result OF Tuesday S
election in the county, as shown 10y the oili-
cial figures Considering how badly our part :
machinery got out of joint last fall. the large
corruption fund at the disposal of the rcpub-
licans, of which they made lavish use, aud
the fact that the Democrats d, pended almost
solely on the Justice of their cause and the
patriotism of the people, being practically
without the means to lubricate the machin-
cry, there is no room to be disappointed over
the outcome. Conservative Democrats had
conceded the county to the republicans by
800 ma aiority, and the result. therefore, while
somewhat worse than they expected, is by no
means depressing to them. Considering that
the republicans csrried the county last fall
by an average majority of about 500. Con-
gresham Mudd and his friends will find lit
tie to console them in the 260 msjority that
he gets. There was cumulative evidence that
Mr.. Mutld had been literally provided with
the fat fried out of the manufacturers,
and Notwithstanding the Australian system
of balloting. his heelers found an opportunity
to use it to some advantage. Negroes who
had been known to vote the Democratic ticket.
heretofore, we're garnered into the flock Of
the faithful by the use of their funds, while
evidences were not wanting that some white
men had had their palms tickled by the crispy
government bills.
The Australian system of voting, which
had its first trial heie on Tuesday, gave
general satisfaction, just as The Times pre-
dicted it would do. The election passed of
quietly, the votes were polled with facility
and very few errors were made in marking
the ballots. 1t was remarkable with what
facility the illiterate colored voters marked
their own tickets, the ballot clerks being
very rarely called into requ!sition to render
aid to that class of voters.
The following is the tabu!ated returns from
the several districts, as taken from the Off
cial figures, in contrast with the returns OF
the last congressional election:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

1t will be seen that there is very decided
falling off in the vote of the county as
compared with that Of two years
ago. This is due chiefly to the rev
registration law which eliminated
several hundred nonresident voters. There
was also some absenteeism among resident
qualified voters, though considering the
lavish use the republicans made Of money to
that end, it vas not so great rs might have
been expected. As rule the white people
were thoroughly aroused to the paramount
Importance of the campaign and turned out
accordingly. The day wa. fine one and
favorable to full turn out Of voters.
Altogether the county Democrats have no
reason at all to be discouraged at Tuesday 5
result, and with proper organization ard ex-
ertion and with a good ticket they can easily
redeem the county next fall. Mr.. Turner,
the chairman of the central committee. de-
serves great credit for his faithful and eff
cient services in managing what, with the
new registration and election laws and other
causes, proved to be very laborious campaign
and he il entitled to the verdict Nv ell done
good and faithful servant
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
CARRIERS Cash Store,
MARKET SPACE.
", ar Seventh Street.
Next Door 10 Boston Variety Store,
WASHINGTON, D G.

Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Cash Customers will please select one Of the
following presents with purchase of $lO or
more. A large size elegant bridal quilt, worth
ST. so. A dozen very fine quality Damask Nap
kins, v or,h ST so two pairs Of extra large size.
pure linen D4mask Towels, worth ST.. SO. Also
Ladies' Jerseys, " ool Underwear, Table Dam
ask. and many other expensive preseats too
numerous to mention. Feb. 28.6m.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

We are in receipt of copy Of Robert
Marbury's Comic Advertiser" all illustrated
advertising sheet which our enterpiising
friend at Riverside sends around to his Gus
toners, with request from our friend Bob.
to..exchange." We would like to Exchange"
some OF our own valuable advertising space
for some OF our friends cash. and we doubt
not that he will find this the most comical
kind of advertising possible for bringing trade.
That would be genuine reciprocity"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Orphans tanrt of Charlie. Couasy Set.
Il rus MATTER oF ruE ESTATE Oh T. YATES
Rosy, DECEASED

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN 10 the cr-ii-
! y tors OF I. iaiss Rphy, dscessei, to Gle
their claims, properly ruthenticassd, with the
Register OF " ills, on or before the IS b day of
November. ls90. as the suhsCri5ers will, on the
25tn d.y Il November. 1890. proceed TO d,s-
tribute the asset. oi said d~c-ss.d. them in
hsn l, among his creditors. All creditors To-
tetesIed are hereby notihsi 10 attend TO person
or by ageut or attorney, on ssld 25th dsy oil
November, ls90, 10 receive tie .moaat OF their
said claims or the proportional paris Thereof,
otherwise they mas be prsrlutrd 10y la~ from
apy heaeh' arising from said dlsttibution.
Witness our hands this zlst dsy OF October,
u, 1890. EAkGARET Z ROSY,
) u. RUbi.
Adu'rs OF T. Yates Roty, d. e.as
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

An mfallble sign Of physical decay is sleep
less Tess il this is dangerous in an adult. it is
deadly in early Childhood. DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup will always assist in comforting the baby
1t has proved undoubted usefulness, we re-
fer to Old Sau!'s Catarrh Cure. Price 25 cts.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
FARM FOR RENT.

I will rent for the year 1891 to good ten
ant, my farm situated Il miles east Of White
Plains Station, either for cash rent Of $50
or on shares. Fer further information apply
to Geo. r. Robey, Agent, White Plains, Md.
aug, 15 tt. +. A. SHAW.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

The consciousness Of having remedy al
hand for Group. pneumonia, sore throat, and
sudden colds, is very consoling to parent
With bottle Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral in
the house, one feels, in such cases, sense ol
security nothing else can give.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
store ana Hwei.tsg burned

II you had taken two of Carter's Little
Liver Pills before, retiring you would not have
had that coated tongue or bad taste in Che
mouth this morning. Keep vial with you
for occasional use.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

Mr.. Geyer, of the firm Of Geyer s. Will
kens, dealers in leaf tobacco, Baltimore, has
visited the tobacco growing section OF the
State for the purpose of ascertaining the
quantity and quality OF the late tobacco crop.
Mr.. Geyer was last week guest Of Mr.. James
amined the tobacco in the barns OF the neigh
borIiood and expressed himself AS pleased
with the condition Of the crop, and says tie
grade is such as will suit the French market
Prices for this commodity, says Mr.. Geyer,
will advance considerably n.xt year. His firm
has the contract to supply the French market.
- CIlrert Gdz.te
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
An Exceliena witness.

Mrs. L. K. Wilkinson, a lady living near
Waldorf, was witness on Wednesday of last
week in one of the registration cases, in which
4 colored boy, twenty years of age, had been
registered i'll the 9th district, upon false
certificate. Mrs. Wilkinson was positive Of the
loy's sage. because there was days difference
between his age and that Of one OF her
children. The counsel for the boy tried their
utmost by protracted cross-sxanination to
make flaw in Mrs. Wilkinson's testimony,
but with remarkable self possession and intel
ligence the lady demonstrated that truth is
ever consistent with itself, and completely
ranqushed the persistent lawyers to the esi-
dent satisfaction OF the court and all present
Store and Dwelling Burned
The store and dwelling house OF Preston
P. Williams, ut D,ncaster, was entirely de-
.stroyed by FIRE on Sunday last. Mr.. Williams
house, which adjoins the store, and is part
of the same building. IN charge Of his servant,
: colored girl. Upon his return he found the
entire building in flames, and the fire had
made so much progress that it was impossible
to arrest IT, Mr.. Williams hastily set to
" ork in an endpavor tn save some Of his
personal effects, but had saved but little when
the falling in Of the building forbade all
further efforts in that direction. There WAS
We learn, $1,000 insurance on the building
and the stock of goods, but this will go but .
small way in covering the heavy loss which
Mr.. Williams has sustained.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

Valuable Presents for Cash Customers.
Select one # the following presents With a
purchase OF IS: A pair of large size pure linen
Damask Towels worth Use; half dozen very
fine quality, pure linen Damask Napkins wor h
75c.; or pair Of silk embroidered glove-frting
corseis, worth Toe. Also other Valuable Pre-
sents, too numerous TO mention.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
KeliGtoUs Notice

Rev. Mr. Rawlason. Baptist minister,
will preach in the court house on Sunday
evening November 9th at clock, and at
the same hour each evening during the sue
ceeding week, except Saturday.
Mission at POmfrst.
There will be mission held at Pomfret
Catholic Church, commencing Sunday, 10th
inst. .,and continuing during the week. Father
Morgan, the new Superior at st. Thomas's,
Father McSwyney, the pastor, and other
eminent clergymen are expected to be pre-
sent and conduct the mission.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

w~ddinx.
Mr.. William McClu.k.y and Miss Nan
ME Mccarthy, eldest daughter of Mr.. John
r. Mccarthy, were quietly married at Pom
fret Church on W Wednesday afternoon in the
presence of few intimate friends OF the con-
tracing parties, the Rev. Father McSwyney
officiating. After the ceremony the newly
made couple were driven to the residence Of
the brides grandfather, Mr.. John ". HUNT.
which will be their future home and where
Mr.. McCluskey will engage in farming. Tue
TINES sends congratulations.
The marriage Of Miss Annita Boarrnan
daughter OF Mr.. j. w. Boarnan, to Mr.. p.
S. Simms took place in the parlors OF the
pastoral residence at St. Thomas's Catholic
Church on Tuesday of last week the ceremony
being performed by Father Morgan. Owing
to the failure Of the family or friends 10 send
any notice to The TINES and the engage
ments OF our editorial department in the
campaign work, no notice appeared in our
last issue. The parlors had been beautifully
decorated for the occasion by the kind friends
OF the bride, and dressed in handsome gown
of coral cloth. embroidered, and trimmings
OF garnet velvet, with diamond ornaments, .
present from the groom, she looked very
pretty when she pronounced the solemn VOWS
which united her to the man of her choice
The married couple left by the afternoon
| train for tour in the North.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
s~ BROWNS nos B!77ERS

Cures Indigestion, Billousness, Dyspepsia, Mala.
ria, Nervousness, and General Debility. Physi
clans recommend it. All dealers sell it. Genuine
hastrade mark and crossed red lines on wrapper.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
6be port GonattoGimss
Published every Friday at ST. 90 year
In advance.
F. NJ. COX, Editor and Proprietor.

TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS published at
the rate of 50 90 per inch for three n->-tions
or less, and $1.OO an inch for each additional
publication.
JOB PRINTING promptly executed on the
most reasonable terms.
NJ MARRIAGE AND DEATH notices free. -
Obituaries and Personal Communications
cents per line.
Local correspondence solicited from every
section of the county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

ORDERED by the Court this 22ad dsy o I
OOctoo.r, 1890. that the Auditor Rrport
made and ~ is ihis case be ratified and cog
frmed uuie,s cause 10 the contrary be shown
on or br fore The second Monday oi Noyvls Der
1899. provided cory OF this order be INSERT
ed in some newspaper published ia Ch-rles
county once q week tor three successive weeks
prior 10 the said second Monday OF Nov 1890.
j. SAM l. TURNER, Clerk
True Copy, Test
SAs'L TrRSss Clerk
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS ARE FoREwARSED
"A against .r.sp 'ssing eli her with or vithoat
dog gan the farm known as '.ST
TH0NASS MANOR /" The Law will be en-
forced sg.ius, all persons who disregard this
notice REV. G n HUCkMER,
J +. JARRoE,
J. r. ABELL.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

All persons are forewarned against tress-
passing upon the farm upon which reside,
known as "PARr OF RosE HILL" either with
or without dog or gun. The law will be en-
forced against all who disregard this notice.
Oct. 18th, 1890. G. p. OLIVER.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07
AUCTION BARGAINS
la Fianbels. Red Flannel, White Flannel. Blue
Flannel, Grey Flannel, Shaker flannel,
AWFUL CHEAP

Ia FianpeIs, Red Flannel, White F,snnel. Blue
Flannel, Grey Fisunel, Shaker Ftannel,
AWFUL CHEAP.
Canton Flaunel, real good quality, cheap at
8 cents.
ii nrietta French Cashmere Sergss, nearly
one yard and a-balf vide, all pure hns ~ DOL,
all colors wonderful cash bargains, Sc, real
true value 15c.
Very best ruality frui, Of the loom blesched
cotton, one yard wide, only sac. price every
wheie i0c.
Black 81 k Moh.ir Brillianines, wide double
fold, excellent, Is, 81, 37Ac.
Ladies Baloriggan Euglish Stockings. the
very best 25c quality, three pairs for 5te.
Colored Six velveis, 55c, SIC, ST..
Colored Surah Silks, &c., SOC, 75c.
Superior quality Black French Silks, IS, 81,
ST. 90. 81 IS, $3.50
Trsco Cloth Dress Goods. wi ide double fold, i,
auction bargain 10 cts.
Ladies' Goth Dress Goods, wide double fold
all pure fiae WOOL ali colors, cheap at Csc.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF
CLOTH FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.
IS, 81, 374. 45. SO. 62, rs, SIZE, 81.
Bed Ticking, best on eaftn, frather proof
AM double will. zoe.
Nv Style Beautiful Ginghams, 10, l24c,
Six Mohair BriIliantines, nearly one yard
ami quarter wide, hhe quality, 3Ic, real
value Sue.
Silver Grey Ioltle Wool Blankets, 81 IS,
81 so. 81, 81 SO.
| Turkey Rid Table Damash, immense Gouble
Width, auction bargsiu 39c.
Heavy Donhie BID Comforts, 15r, SIC, 81,
So Is 81 so
EXPECT BARGAINS
when you come, and you will surely not be
disappointed.
| Oar Catalogue Of Interesting and valuable
isol nation viii be mailed TO you, il reques ed
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1890-11-07

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