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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

wostsrn surer., ssaas0; do. DO. cxtrs. 800 ~
$50: DC. dc. family, tL71Ae5.t5: City Aulss
Mo brsuds. extra saiosfA5: wsnnr wnos.'
patsnf, sa.ssssaso; spring do do. th7ssss; 90 90
e. s''s MSss,s ss af gs 20 sa. s.
Longbcrry, slssio4 No 2 sL0sssi.H,sc'
steamer No. 2. red, s7c. western frmsr: NO.
winter red. spot, fiosss ssL03t ocsoDeI'
si08!iasi.O3's Decsmber. sLAtas1.pj MAY,
sl.ilssi Nv. Corn-Southsrn quiet; white, sts
Sc. yellow, 5ss57c. western arm: mixed, spos'
5ja ai5kc. october IS esS sc. yes r, DC NAY
GLc. Oats urn unsfated southern ana fene-
sylyania, f)at3kc.. do western white. 4Ss43s-
DO. do. mixei, siaiSc.; grsded. No. 2. white.
iJailc. do. DO mixed. i2s4s<c- Rye sim
choice 10 fancy. 76a7ic. good TO prime. fss55c.
common 70 fair. 65a10c. Hay very steady
choice timothy. Siissils0; good 20 prime, 80. A0a
sac. Provisions active and firm; messpork. old,
6Ac: long clear, SIC; clear rib sideA &C.
sugar picked shoulders. &C. sugar cured
smoked shoulders, Sc. hams, small, l2<alr
large. iIXai2c: lard, refined. 7ac.: crude, SIC.
Butter VERY arm and active creamery fancy,
s3c. DO. fair TO CHOICE, s)s9lc.: do imitation.
l6slsc. lsdle, fancy. iSalic.. do. good 70 choice
iCaIsc. store packed. 9aisc. Eggs nrm NJ &c.
Coffee quiet; RIO csrgoes fair. Hhsc.; No. Z. l9c.
sugar nrm granulated, tI.c. topper s,esay
rennei. ili,c Whisksy steady q; fii9s}i.H.
Freights 20 Liverpool per steamer nominal; c. =
ton Sc. per 100 pounds; four sc. per 100 pound !;
grain, Nd. cork for orlers ia keceipts-floti
sss9 barrels: whest, ie,oOQ bushels corn, W.
bushels: oats, 700 bushels shipments-flour
AsOG narrels: corn. 1908 bushels. sales-Whess
Al.00O bushels: corn. 1000 bushels
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. October Cash -four hrmer but not
quotsbly higher. No. spring ana NO. red
Ehea,, 81 O0s si.00Ac. No. scorn, 5oc. NO oals,
39kc Hess-porS, fa.soasaH IN. Lsrd. 81 %
.Rs5L. shOr.-ribs, g. 40stA4A shoulders, e2S a
1914 short-clesr. saSOasasA Whiskey,sLlA
me leading futures ranged as follows:
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Posr-oFF1cEs AND PATENTS.

The total population for. the State VI
West VIRGINIA is 7GO. 44S. In 1880 1t was
6f8 457-increase. III 1871 or o. SO per cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
TO MEET THE AUTUMN FASHIONS
IN MILLINERYTODAY. IT'S THE
SECOND OPENING-DAY.
IN THE HATS AND TlSsiR
ADORNMENTS ARE NOVELTIES
UNLIMITED - FEATHERS. FLOW
Frs. ORNAMENTS. A BIT OF ELF
CANT LEISURE - WHAT YOU
NEED FOR THEIR ENJOYMENT.
AT FIFTY CENTS.-UNLESS YOU
ARE A NERITABLE SkEPIlC, A
DRY GOODS BEAR-YOU MUST BE
GLADLY SURPRISED AT OUR
WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS AT 5Oc.
A YARD.
Here are Clan Plaids-Mackenzie,
Graham, Forty-second, and all the rest b.
| 80 inches wide. all wool, twilled weave
a brilliant, fresh lot at SOC. a yard
style Of d0uble-cost Dress Goods
Beside them another lot with all OF
the same points OF honesty Plaids.
plain weayes, with camel s-hair thrown
| in, at 50c. a yard.
Beyond. again, IIomespun Cheyiot
Diagonals width, and quality
the same as the Plaids-at 6tc.
Then those Imported Serges-3S
inches wide, heavy yet soft. cliDgy
wool, just a sprinkling Of camels'hair
finish. ali the solid colors Joe. a yard
WE LEAVE TIE REST OF THE
500. GOODS FOB YOU TO SEE.
THIS MORNING PTIIISI OPENS
A CANDY.COUNTER IN OUR
STORE. ALL OPTHE SAME KINDS
SOLD Ar HIS STORE. FRESH
EVERY DAY.
Huyler's, Tenney's, Maitland's, Whit
mans.
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DEATHS.

BTLL.-Dfed, October IN. ~ 1fp A. ". ~
his resid snce, No. 3iS south Belshefe suees
RICHARD BILL. sr.. Ia his nffy.eigbn yeM
blessed sre tho dead which die ,n NC 90,
shoy may rest from their labors ana their ~vfN
DO follow them.' -. 49,,
The funeral will take place al fine-sires'
Bsptis, cburch steR ~ TO-DAY, ocsoDsf o,h
Friends and scqusintspcor are respeohuy ~
New YORK World will please copy.
DoLLARn. October 9, at iie5 y. ~. ct
MS fathers residence, No. ds south FIRST .uoer
MAuRIR PATRICK. infant sou OF Mafy !. ani
Thomas pollari, aud grandson OF VIC ss,s a'N'"
Mccain aged two years aad nine moo.h~
Funoral Will take at 81 O'Clock WEDNhsph,
EVENING from sacred-neart church frenns
and aciuaintances are requested 10 Auehh'
LowRy.-Die1, a, his residence. ig2i vest
Clay street, JOHN I. LOWRY; aged thirty-n'e
years.
He leaves a raother and two sister 20 mourn
their loss.
A preciou. one from Va hss gone,
A voice We loved 10 stlled.
A place ~ vacant IN cur home
Which never ran 10 oiled.
God IN His wisdom hae recalled
The boon His love had given,
Aud though the body .lumbers here,
The soul n safe In Heaven.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MOODY, Died, In Manchester, STELLA fSkz,
the infant daughter u 4. AMI hmms =
Moody agei fifteen months aud eighteen dsya
Little STELLA was our darling,
Pride % all our hearts At home;
But an angel came and whispered,
Darling STELLA. 40 come home.
God needed ons more angel child
Amidst lIis shining baud.
And 80 lie beng with loving smlie
And clssped our darltng's hand.
Funeral from the residence, stockton street
between Fourth and Finh, THIS WEDNESDAY
atsP NJ rrends OF the family are invited 70
attend.
Petersburg papers please ,opy
SUTTON Died, october S. tsa0, ia Winchester.
Va, BASKuEAD a.. tnfsni son "a Richard u.
and Robbie VI. sutton aged nfleen months
The remains we're brought ~ Richmond and
, inferred as Hollywood
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Human Frailtv

We arc frai rea,ures physicsliy-the most
robust among Us. The Unhealthy man or W.
man is In great measure Incapable Of benefit 70
society. II, for instance. blliousness, a trouble
of irequence and often oostinately resistant Of
action OF the liver and the bowela tbe sufferer
IA sure 10 be dyspeptic. The three disordored
conditions are sure TO bo confirmed by neglect
Under Tho erroneous impression that there Is 10
cor armed by the use OF objection bls remedies,
he sufferer Is apt 10 become neglsctful, nay.
sssn Reckless, aud that the sooner he IL removed
from The sphere Of human sndea'or the better
for all parties conserned. What a series OF mis-
norste part OF himself. How dIsciniine III BY
he Aid Of Hostertsr's stomach Bitter a csrtain
medium for Inc establishment Of snised. re-
eular action In me stomach, liver, and bowels.
u also cures ana prevents mslarisi. rheumatic,
ana Kidney troubles 0ceWlFI,F&su
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Why She Shot Him.

10y EoIosIdVI 70 N" II7VHlNI-I
BrRM1NGHAM, Ala. October Mrs
Clarence G. Martin, who yesterday shot T.
l.. Martin, her husbands brother, has pre-
pared a statement which her attorney has
given TO the press. 10 is TO the effect that
f. l.. Martin caused her husband To desert
her; has bounded her with detectives and
sought TO entrap her in order TO obtain
grounds for divorce. lie drove her 20
withdraw the suit, and when he refused 10
have anything 70 do with her she shot
him. Martin is not expected to live. Her
husband. Clarence ID. Martin, lives in
MONTGOMERY
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MARKETS BY TeLeisAP1.


rxw YORK. October 6-Cotton steady sales,
eoa. s,Iands. lDi.c Orleans, 10 9-l6c. net re-
csin,.s 10 g5s bales: expoTis-to Great Britain,
a ia males. 10 France. 5.3s5 bales 10 The Con-
tinenr 200 bales stock, $3.50 bales. southern
nonr good demand; strong common 10 fslr extra
a. 1oas8 10 Wheat moderately active and un-
settieS closing 4 ole. higher No 2 red, tLBsa
an ia, outions closedas el8e over yesterday
No 5 red October. sl.odA; S,venber, tL@,. ;
usv sil2 Corn KaAc.; uD aud moderately
active and nrm; No :. oIAa57he.; options
cIoss1 Las.c, up; october. 513ac.; November,
u % 4iSaitHc.; options nrmer aud fairly sc-
. 10 - a.tober, axe. November, 45Lc.:
~ ,silc.. mixed western, 4ls45kc Hopa
s,,tv ana aulet Coffee--options closed steady
Sc,nt.sr flsi0: November, fi7.Njasi1 IS T;
~ slb.S5; spot kio hrm aniquist
s.ir' cargoes, a0a.c sngar-Rsw nrm and
a~ far refining ga refined, Arm and fair
tamsnd. Molasses-New Orleans quiet and
steady. Rico fairy active aud steady. Petro-
isTm steady and quiet; refined, z.t0c Cotton
ed OH q.iiet and steady cruds, Sassc Rosin
,,niet aud steady; strained, common 70 good,
a. soasI IS Turpentine irm and qaiet az ia
~, Wool fairly active aud nrm. Pork dull
- unchanged. Beef quiet and steady Beet
sams aaiet and easy. Tierced beef Arm and
all Cutmeats nrm and quiet Picked
sno,liders, sac. Middles dull sod steady, Lard
stronger aud quiet; western stesn. $40; city
a. lls October, 1851 asked: November, San
asked. Freighss dull.
BALTIMORE
BALrinoRs, October 7.--cotton steady: mid.
diipg, lOXc. Flour quiet; hoNard-sxoes and
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7eo. 4,s-increase, 14i. ssi or 22s6 per cent:
ohio. 3.666. 7lg--increase, i6s,657 or l4.eo
per cent: St Paul, Mimi, 1876, l56-In-
crease, 81 .GS3 or 22i.0 per cent. Duluth,
Mimi. ~, 725-increase. 30.0s0 or 1,lJf:H
ner cent: Charleston, W. Va, 6.l3f-ln-
crease, 1852; Huntington, w. Va. 10.Ocz-
increase, 6.SOs. The population given ior
81. Paul by the remuneration IS only i ,4o
smaller than that first announced. the dli-
ference being due solely TO reduplication
OF names by one enumerator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
The r,,.b United and solid.

tBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch
DUBLIN, October AT meeting OF the
National League held here to-day an adj
dress was made by Thomas Power O'Con-
nor. Referring to the comments made by
the Unionist papers on the Nationalist
convention held here yesterday and to
statements that Mr. Parnelps absence was
due to a split in the party. Mr.. O'Connor
declared that the Irish party was never
more united and solid than now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
The Fort-Saundcrs Reunion.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. October The re-
union of the survivors of the battle OF
Fort Saunders opened here this morning.
II is really a reiinion OF the Blue and the
GRAY. The streets are crowded with
strangers. Every house in the city Is wide
open for guests. General Gibson. Of
Ohio. General Longstreet. General Rich
mond, and many prominent men are here.
Every state i'm the Union Is represented.
MANY receptions have been held to-day
and tonight. Tomorrow a procession
will be formed and march 10 the point OF
the battle. where speeches viii be made.
THURSDAY night there will be fireworks.
business and private houses are elaborate
ly decorated and illuminated. The nation
al flag is everywhere and federals and Con-
federates are exchanging "reminiscences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
The PRESIDENT.
Hc Is Received with Enthusiasm All Along
the Route.
IBy Telegraph 70 he DIspatch.l

[By Telegraph % Tie Dispatch.l
CrNcINNArI, O.. October The Presi-
dent and his party arrived here 10y the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad and in half
an hour left over the Ohio aud Mississippi.
a large crowd gathered about the car, and
the President showed himself on the plat
lorm aud did a good deal of handshakng
but made no speech. The departing train
was cheered enthusiastcallv.
Norm VERSION, ND, October To-day
has boon one of ovation for President Har-
rIson. Kentucky. Ohio, and Indiana have
i1ined in doing him honor, and IN the
land of Dixie the greeting was no less
warm than In his native state. 10 was
hardly more than daybroak when the
presidential train passed through New
u0rt and Covington, but the PRESIDENT was
mp and bowed his Acknowledgements 70
fhe enthusiastic kentuckians who crowd
ga the depots as the tram passed through.
Cincinnati was reached az 1880, and here
John c. New and Congressman GrOsyenor
loiued the party. Despite the early hour
several thousand people were at the Cen
tral station TO greet the President among
the number being his pephew, Archibald
Eatou, of Cincinnati.
At 5 o'clock the train pulled out with
the IaWrenceburg local committee
aboard. The principal event OF the day
was low 10 fNibtt NNai NtANH b'4N ~
the old Harrison homestead was reached.
aud the train came 90 stop Just abreast
OF the house in which Benjamin Harrison
hrst saw the light and but a few yards
irOm the white shaft that marks the TOMB
Oh his illustrious ancestor, President VII
ham Henry Harrison.
AT HIS FATHERS GRAVE.
The occasion was not one for words. and
o. the President passed 10 the rear OF the
platform he was unaccompanied by the
rest OF The party, who delicately let nm
u ne solemn memories that the scenes
called forth. After brief stop the tram
passed on, but the President was yisioiy
Affected by the sights teat brought 70
many render memories TO his mind. ana
when the little town Of Lawrenoeburg was
reached ms voice was heavy with emotion
- be addressed the crowd of old neigh
bors ana friends that thronged 70 greet
him.
HE TALKS TO OLD FRIENDS.
My friends" said the President, II
want 10 thank you very cordially for this
greeting. All the scenes about here are
very familiar 10 me. This town OF Law
reneeburg is the first village of my child
ish recolleetions, and as | approached It
tins morning the past earlies, home Of my
reccllections, the home in which my child
hood and early manhood were spent, men,
ones crowd IN upon me that are very
tul Of interest. very full OF pleasure.
aud YET very full Of sadness. They bfipg
pack TO me those who once made ths old
nome very dear and the most precious spot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
HoRRrr1ED NEGRoEs.
A coMMUNlTYS GREAT LOSS.
Death and Burial of Mrs -. ID. Webb
Martin County Ticket.
ICorrospondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dspatch.l
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., October Z. 1880.
This entire community - greatly sad
dened by the death of Mrs b. ID: Webb,
which occurred mt her home, mile from
Scotland Neck. yesterday morning. She
was one Of the best and most beloved
Christian women Of this community. Her
remains were taken 20 the Baptist church
This morning. where services were held
by the pastor, Rev. }. ID. Huffman, and
then inferred in the Episcopal burylng-
ground. where number of her relatives
are buried.
Martin county has nominated the same
Democratic ticket it mad two years ago
with one exception, the Office OF coroner.
WANTS HALF INTEREST.
Mr.. Frank Hitch, the large lumber manu-
facturer at Hamilton, has proposed to pur-
chase half interest in the Hamilton rail-
road. but the proposition has not been ac-
cepted.
The farmers of BERTHE county are speak
inc of organizing an association for the
purpose of holding an agricultural falr IN
Windsor. BERTHE is fine farming section
and a fair would be worth much 10 their
agricultural interests.
The convocation of Tarboro' will be held
in the Episcopal church AT Halifax, begin
ming tomorrow and continuing three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
MaRRrAGEs.

JorU--RusT. Married. 90 Nopdsy, Ocfon6
A fson. ~ the ressdsacs on Charles y. Csfpeseexs
EsoL, New Brnnsvick. n T., bv Nc Rev Cnss -
n Phelps. rector o. ne Church 81 ~ yone -
Evangelist. WILLIAM 10TH 70 fhArS
ALICE, onsy daughter 81 the late DR.. n A. n.sS
Of Richnond. Va. No cards.
McSEIf~-M0RKIs.- MARRIED. Tpesdsy, -.
tember 81. 1880. st the rcsdeoco OF ire Dridcs
amt. M,s L. l. Saith, By the Rev. fsihef W
Ter. Mr.. PRANK y. MCNEIL and Miss bzKTA y
NORRIS; both u this city
SKELETON Mills Married. At tho honl-
mental church. Richmond, Va, Oaoeer :. pssls
ANNIE ARCH sR. daughter Of Tho lao Dr JONI
q. shelton. 20 wALrEh HERsDOs hILhs;
both OF Kicnmord. No CARTS
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we TInsT TRIAL.
TEN PERSONS BADLY INJURED.
A Small Fire Results In Terrific Lxpio-
sion-GasoIine's Work.

ST.. LOUIS. October IA small IRE late
last night resulted IN terrihc expiqslon
10y which ten persons were DAILY huIl,
two of whom will die. The fire starting
from gasoline occurred in the rear OF the
Ross grocery, Twelfth and Carr streets.
While the firemen were fighting the lire
the flames communicated with twenty
fve-gallon tank Of coal oil, which exploded,
blowing the entire east wall OF a two-story
building into the street. Six iremen were
hurt. three of them seriously. John braay,
a spectator. had both legs broken and nus
back hurt, and will die. Rosa Puiaski haa
her head split open and cannot recovsi;
Jennie Herrick, also spectator, was oadiy
crushed and is Ia serious condition. Two
unknown men received slight INJURIES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Two steamers on Fire.

NEW YORK. October The steamer Ala
mo passed quarantine this morning with
her cargo on fire. She was toWed to the
Red Hook flats and will open her hold SO
the fremen can get TO the flames, which
are in cotton.
Laier.-She arrived at her pier and land
cd her passengers in safety.
The steamer Ciudad Condal, Captain
Carmona, from Vera Cruz, Progesso. and
Havana. with cargo Of sugar, tobacco,
hides. hemp. &c, came into port tins
morning with her cargo on fire. She Is
now anchored on the flats off Ellis island
with several tugs alongside pumping water
INTO her hold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Death of Colonel Moore.
fnr faIccrnnh 10 Tia niara..h

BALTIMORE, Nd, October 7.-Colonel
Joseph -. Moore, special agent Of the
Western Assurance Company of Toronto,
died this mOrning aged fifty-four. He
was born in Norfolk and was a brother OF
the late DIR. William p. Moore, a leading
physician of that city. He was member
of the Society Of the Army and Navy Of the
Confederate States in Maryland. He leaves
a wife and three children.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
REPORTS FROM ALL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices for Money. Bonds. stocks' "'"'"'
Tobacco, Cotton, &C., and IN eo"
nection Herewith the Wea-
ther Indications.
F. WASHINGTON, D. C.. October d.--ro'e-
FiIp cast for Virginia: Fair, except ran IN
| tho extreme southeast portion; north
westerly winds; slightly cooler.
TINS wr,ruza ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY WAS
nt.,n,.h nrlca Yes,ardar :
NEW YnRK STOCK MARKET.

Mean temperature, ..,...~........-....''.'S
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Immediate settlement Demanded.

10y hnklo-Ameflcan chble u tho bSPeten-i
LISBON, October 7.-England has de-
manded Of the Portuguese Government
the immediate settlement of its claim for
indemnity for the seizure of the British AZ
rican Lakes Company steamer James Ste
venson, which was illegally captured by
Lieutenant Azelvedo Continho a few
months ago
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

E<y" THE ADVENT CHRISTIAN
MISSION TENT Is pitched on Reservoir street
between Main and Cary for aserics Of meetings
The tent Is under tho auspices Of tho MessrA
Brown. eyangolsts. who have hold meetings In
this city before. Their FIRST service IA TONIGHT
at a quarter to :. Meetings a, same hour each
night this week and st II A. NJ. and at and 1ts
T. NJ. on SUNDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
sssT, prcvcnt he spread Of choierg.

e. . Prevent ne NpTeau OF = H'l'iss
IBy Anglo-Ameri an cable % the Dlspaich.l
PARIS, October Two persons At Lu-
mel. Department Herault, who recently ar
rived at that place from Spain, are suffer
ing from cholera. The patients have been
isolated aud other measures adopted TO
prevent the spead of the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
Comments on the NationaIists' Conference
fBY Anglo American cable % the Dispstch.I

DUBLIN, October. The FrtedDdn's
Journal, in articles on the proceedings OF
the Irish Nationalists' conference, says
that if the Government is anxious TO meet
Sir. Parnell half way 1t should accept the
resolutions adopted by the convention and
pass the bill to amend the act of 1887, ie-
storing evicted tenants TO their holdings
and suspending evictions on the west,
northwest, and southwest coasts of Ire
LID
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Presbyterian Assembly.

PITIsBURGH, Pa, October THE COM
mittee appointed by the General Assembly
Of the Presbyterian Church to report on
matters revising the Westminster Comics
sion OF Faith met this morning and elected
Rev. William G. Roberts, president Of
Lake Forest University. Illinois, perma-
nent chairman, and Rev. William +. Moore.
OF Ohio. secretary. To-day's sessions were
held with closed doors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
WEST wReINlA-secoNo DISTRICT.
The Onicial Census by Counties ana ,"'
Total Population OF the state.
IT,. ,,.r paoutar t.orreanoafentl


WASHINGTON. October THE official
count of the population Of the Second su-
ncryiaor's district Of West Virginia was
completed at the Census Office to-day. Inc
total population for the district is 327,7ss.
In 1850 the population was 2i3,651 IN
crease. "a, 141, or 1853 per cent. There mas
not been any decrease IN population m
sinele county in West Virginia during the
past ten years. The count of the whole
State has now been completed. The count
of the other district was published IN the
Uisp1ich OF Sunday last. The population
If the Second district by counties Is as ioi-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
TEN enectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KK NEW YORK. nv
fse 2S-su, WV &Flotptcofrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08
INSPECTION AND BANoUIT.
MISS WINNIE DAvls's ENGAGEMENT.
Mr.. Wilkinson SAYS II 1t is Broken on
She Had Good Reasons for II.
Especial telegram to the DIspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dispatch-l
SYRACUSE, n. Y, October Alfred WI
knson was seen to-day IN REGARD 10 ,he
his enforcement with Miss Winnie DAVIS
had been broken. Mr. Wilkinson said that
as he had moi read what the newspapers
had said about the matter he was not COM
potent to reply, and further than that, #
he had il was a subject on which he could
not be interviewed anyway. II Miss Davis
had broken off the engagement ne had no
doubt that she had good reasons Tor doing
an
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-10-08

HlIrtsoas, October 7.--cottou steady: MID
dilpg, IOXc. Flour quiet; nowardrsUsss ard
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LYNcHeuRe,s PROMISING FAIR.
General Bradley johnson to speak-Th'
sham BattIe-On to BE Married.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
IYvcHaURG, VA, October 7.-Notwith-
standing the disagreeable weather to-day
there are large number of visitors III the
CITY. and the fair tomorrow promises 10 be
a success. In several departments there
are fine exhibits and large number OF hne
stock are already on the ground.
GREAT FEATURES.
The sham battle promises TO be great
feature on Thursday and will be under the
supervision of old ex-COnfederate officers.
General Bradley II. Johnson, of Balu-
more, will be here and speak tomorrow on
the grounds.
ELoPISG COUPLES.
Harry j. Douglass Of this city, and Miss
Etna Eplng, OF Iadford, eloped 10 brlst0l
and were married yesterday, and James {.
Leigh and Miss Emmle Brooks went from
here TO Pelham, N. c.. this morning and
were married this afternoon.
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