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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16
THE eENTLER SEX.

Mrs. Grants eyesight is very poor
Her maid reads aloud to her.
Adelina Patti will sing fourteen times
in Russia. and get 1000 guineas for each
time.
Annie Brown lives in Houston coun-
ty, Ga. She is AZ years old, and weighs
500 pounds.
Mrs. Fuguet, of Philadelphia, when a
girl, knew the Count de Paris, and is
one of the few Americans who can
claim him as an old acquaintance and
friend
Miss Caroline Wilkinson, for forty
years the fiancee of Alexander H. Ste
phens, is dead at Atlanta. They were
never married, on account of his i'll
health.
Mrs. George Gould never uses powder
in any form. and hence her face is some
what shiny at times. She drives pair
in the park with her hands down, just
like a mana difficult feat for woman.
Blanche Willis Howard, the novelist,
was recently married at Stuttgart to
DR.. Teufel, court physician. For the
past few years Miss Howard has chaper-
oned young women studying music and
languages.
The Countess Tolstoi, who is q beauti-
full and accomplished woman, is unusu-
ally fond of gay society, but to please
her eccentric husband she bsavely denies
herself social pleasures, and acts as pri-
waite secretary to the novelist.
The drop of colored blood in the veins
of Mile. Jeannine Dumas, the only I'M
married daughter of the younger Du-
mas, shows more conspiouously in her
complexion and features than it does in
that of her illustrious father, who is
only an octoroon.
Mrs. Livernore says that her husband
is Republican, while she is u Prohibi-
zionist; he is a protectionist, while she
is free trader: he has a pew in one
church. and she in another; he has one
doctor, she another; and yet they are
happy and harmonious.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16
JUDICIAL TICKET.
Tor District Attorney,
JAMES Il. ROBERTSON.
0aAvIs COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TIWIE.

q 4. ". TERRELL,
n. A. DAWSON.
For County Judge,
WILLIAM voH ROsENBER0
For County Attorney.
"a ANDREW J. GIBSON.
- For Collector Of TaxsS
JOHN ". KELLY.
- Tor ASSESSOR Of Taxa
(! HAM N. METZ.
For Sheriff,
\. \. WHITE
For Clerk Of District ooxzA
JAMES P. HART.
Tor County Clerk,
JOHN o. JOHNSON.
gcs County School gupsintsAdsaA
A.. =. .. ROGERS.
Tor County Treasures
W. A. PITTA
Tor County Burveyos,
J. Il. WALLACE.
Tor Hide and Animal Inspsotoe
b. Il. CAPERT0N.
For County COMMISSIONER
JOHN W. BROWN, Precinct No. l.
". n. MoELROY, Precinct No. 4
JOHN W. YOUNG, Precinct No. .,
CHARLES y. AUSTIN, Precinct Ne Z
Tor Justice Of the Peace, Precinct No. Z
JOHN A. STUART,
CHARLES J. FISHER.
Tor Constable. Precinct Res,
JAMES n. DAVIS.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

THE expenditures for pensions for
the year ending June 30, as now
officially stated, amounted to $780,
357 ,534. In the previous year we
paid $S7 ,644, 779.11, while in the year
before that we paid $50, 2SS, 50s.77.
The cost of the German army, it
may be interesting to note, is for
this year estimated at SOL, 726,293
Besides our pensions our army costs
$40, 100000.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

NOTWITHSTANDING the imperative
necessity the county commissioners
have seen fit to reject all bids to place
footways alongside the river bridge.
Not only this, they have abandoned
the work entirely. The footways are
needed. They are wanted to accom-
modate the foot travel, and they are
wanted to add safety to all who cross
the bridge. The travel over the bridge
is now enormous, and going and COM
ing is over one roadway. In case OF a
runaway, collision or other accident,
there is no place for person to get, 10
prevent injury, or maybe death. With
footways it would be different. They
would be place of safety in time Of
danger. The footways should be
added, and they should be added now.
To postpone the work is dangerous.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

AND now Prof. Miller OF Paris, evil
IDENTIFY a crusty old bachelor and an
eminent authority on dental science,
announces that decay OF the teeth is a
contagious disease, transferable by
germs, and that the easiest way to
transmit the disease is by kissing. 1t
is obvious that the decay of teeth will
never cease.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

Hon JOE SAVERS will have a pleas
ont walkover next month, because
Hon. Joe Sayers is an efficient and
able congressman who knows his duty
and does it. He has no opposition
this year.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

BARRING the showers the October
weather is challenging unbounded
admiration, as it always does in this
glorious climate of Texas.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

The city hospital is in fine condi-
ton and is an honor to the city. It's
as we'll managed as any institution of
the kind in the land.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

The city schools were forced to turn
out when the circus parade went by
yesterday. AS we'll try to control a
whilwind as lot of children on such
an occasion.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

A new and large bridge over the
Colorado is an absolute necessity, and
the Board of Trade should take the
matter in hand.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

Politics are very quiet, but that
doesn't signify that the able politl
ticians are not at work.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

If Austin wants the trade of Llano
and the great West, Austin must see
to it that the Austin & Northwestern
is extended.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

GERMAN enthusiasm over American
institutions will boil over Monday
night.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

AUSTIN must have a larger and better
bridge across the Colorado.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

WHO says hard times? A damned
circus tent doesn't show it.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16

There is lots of cotton to pick out
yet and the yield will be greater than
the estimates made month ago.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
10 be Voted November A, 1890.

10 DO Voted November a, 1890.
STATE TICKET.
For Governor,
JAMES s. HoGG.
Tor Lieutenant Governor,
GEO. @. PENDLEToN.
For Comptroller,
JOHN D. MCCALL.
For Treasurer,
WILLIAM B. WORKMAN.
E6r Commissioner Of General Land 0nnee
". L. MoGAUGHEY.
For Attorney General.
CHARLES A. CULBERS0N.
Der Superintendent Of Public InStructioA
II. @. PRITCHETT.
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
FOR Congressional District
JOSEPH D. SAVERS.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
Tor District Attorney,
JAMES q. ROBERTSON.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1890-10-16
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.

Tor Congrees-Tenth District
JOSEPH D. SAVERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

Here's chance 10 get handsome Glassware
ana China at less than halt regular prices. Don't
miss the opportunity. IL may not occur again.
We begin the list with:
1900 thin, fno white, 6-inch ssone-Chins Dos
seri-Plates at g. worm Sc.
1900 fine crystal, dew-di op pattern Fruit or Ice
Cream Saucers, worth l0c., for &C..
100 handsome Imitation CutGlass Casters with
thrcc bottles, cheap for 50c.. bu. they so for
gle;
pretty. heavy, Imitation Cut-Glass Molassos
jug with metal top. worth 81, for $50.
Here's stunning bargain:
1900 very fine, enGrayed-band Clear Crystal
Tumb ers, imitation cut bottoms, 10 new bar
rel or taper shapes, periec, in every respect,
worth :Oc., for &C.;
1909 heavy Imitation Cut-Glass Tum5lers, three
different shapes. at a.. worth l2c.;
900 fine English Decorated China Ater-Dinner
Cups and saucors at &C. worth &c.:
50 handsomely-decorsted Porcelain Chamber
sets Of 10 pieces at $3.50. worth fully $50;
800 handsome Imitation Cut-Glass 6-ounce Co
logne- or Toilet-Botles, with ground-glass
stopper. at l9c. worth 5oc.;
800 heavy Imitation Cut-GlGss Oil-Bottles at &c.
worth 25c.
Full s-inch Crystal, Imitation Cut, FIre-Polish-
ed Cheeso-Disn and Cover Of PC. worth 75c. !;
1000 heavy Cut-Glass G8s-Globcs AZ &C.;
20 sets fine engraved Crysial Sugar Bowl, Cream
or. Butter-Dish, and spoon-liolder for 81
worth 81;
$50 very handsomely decorated real French
CuspadOres NJ 39c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

Won will nnd some incorporating items In
this column.
80 d,zen good quality extraiong +outton IN
dressed Kid Gloves In oil shades OF 'sn d.
&C.;
% dozen good quality 4 and 5-button BLACK hid
Gloves, in sizes 81 aud 6A only. a. o'c'
worth 75c.
Ask 70 see this bargain:
20 dozen LnIies' Part-Wooi. FIne-Ribbed' Jer-
sey-Fiiting Undcryests at l5c., positively
worth 40c.;
A, asserted bargain-iot, about 800 pair of Ladies'
and Misses nne RegulGr-1sde Hose IN
rludiuc fast blacks, fancy stripes, ana nue.
lightweight balbriggans, silK-clockou uut
main. worth from 2j TO sOc.-your choice Oh
any Tor l9c. q pair;
IN nleces Fine Corded Indian Dlmity a. lUc'
worth shilling;
pieces DAmasse-Striped Sheer "nlso o"0u'
at l2Hc. worth 1890
Some special bargains In Black Goods: "a.
3Snch wide ATWOOD etFlpeu oolso nv w.
as-incb vide Prlestley's Bordered Au-Wool Nuns
Yelling, for wells, at JOc.
3s-inch wlde very handsome quality Prlesueys
Bordered Nuns Yelling for 81
44-inch wide Lupin's Al-Wool, slik-t in ~,
Uenriettas 62L c.-would be cheap at 7oc.
s6lnch vide Priestiey's silk-Warp Henrie"a
at sc;
sspecial Lace Curtain bargains;
90 pair cream Imitation G1ipuro curtains,
heavy handsome pattern, "a yards iohe'
% poir White Very handsome Guipure Pattern,
yards wide and yards long, NJ s5'oZ'' worm
fully IS; p.....
70 pair Fine Imitation Duchesse Lace Patterns
yards long, very handsome AT 70 worm %.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

assist him in moving 90 Friday. The pill
lows we're placed in the wagon with the
furniture and when he unloaded the wagon
the pillows could not be found Walker
stoutly denied the charge, and there being
no evidence to show that he had taken the
pillows the case was dismissed. The
Justice remarked that the pillows may
have fallen out OF the wagon while 1t was
passing along the street.
William Finch, small negro boy. who
claims Weldon. N. c.. as his home. was
charged with being vagrant The officer
who appeared against him stated that
Finch was found lettering at the Union de.
pot Yesterday, and when ordered of said
he had no place to go that he had been
brought TO Richmond by man who had
deserted him. Justice Crutchheld, sent
Finch 20 the Chief of Police with the re-
quest that an effort bc made to get trans
portation for him 10 Weldon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
A N.xt of Homes.

bome-hotel is something new on the
,;st ~ nlaces of public entertainment. III
the idea did not originate with Lorenz
Reich. of 334 Fifth avenue, New YORK, ~ IL
within his palatial structure, the Jam
hridce. where the advantages comforts
of such an idea have their most PERCY
RECOMMENDATION. Here may be found what
80, hc CORRECTLY termed a nest of homes
a d;snosition OF rooms into suites whose
soclnsion is as comolete ~ that attainable
in a nriyate residence; here msy be as
aured in addition 10 utter freedom from
tbat rr,sh And tumult which at tho average
LotoI DESTROYS al DOssibilitY of compOsure,
overvthing which the genius of man has
contributed to the ease. salubrity. ana
nriyacv OF homo life. The structure Is
iire-proof. the sanitary arrangements ao-
solutely perfect. the decoration' anu Iur-
nishings such as to combine jill lne Hil nc9'
degree luxuriance with harmony Oh tpHe s
and 10 crown all The cuisine is such hs
would imnart new lustre 20 the fame or
Dekaonico. la the large and brilliant
d,ning-ro,rn. whose air of home quiet IL
never disturbed by the rushing IN and out
NJ transient custom. and whore the guests
sit M thelr special tables with a'consclous-
moss that Their surroundings are as select
AZ in their own private households, the
service IL absolutely perfect ana the 'lailus
of a quality not only 20 wAeJ the appetite
but topive eloquent testimony TO nature :
bounty, and the art aud versatility Of the
modern clcE OF the wine list it will con- . n,
tent the coanoissep to say that it includes
the most famous Of all Hungarian pro,
ducts. Mr. Rcich's exclusively. imported
Tokayer Ausbruch-whose praises have
been sounded by Holmes, Li ION How,
Lowell, Browning, ana countless 9ther3,
eminent in the Old and New World ana
that most delicious Of sparkling wines, the
champagne Of MoigneauX Pere. ct us,
hitherto sacred to the tables OF foreign
epicures. but now introduced TO American
consumers through Mr.. Reich's enterprise
in securing the sole agency for It's disposal
in the United States and Canada.
With such a host. with such finished
comments. such refining surroundings,
such polite retainers, and such creature
comforts as would win the apo9tro2hles
of the gods. what wonder that the Cam
bridge is already est aemed the most charm
ing haven for home-lovers in the great me-
trOpolis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.


Aftor four weexs patient waiting We have
managed to secure another lot OF those wonder
fully cheap Gowns.
Al SOC. a nice Gown OF good undressoi cotton,
well made, foil length, Mo;hcr-bubb&si
yoke, six tucks in front trimmed win
Torchon.
woke. clusters OK fine narrow tucks, Camprc
runie on neck and sleeves.
At 75c. Gown OF extra good cotton, No'her-Hur-
bard YOKE, tucked In front, trimmed win
nice Hamburg.
Al Sc, Gown OF nuo cotton. cluster OF fine tucks,
ali seams covered with fosiher-stich bead
Ing. -,
At Sc. A Chomise Of nice cotton. well made. tull
length. trimmed with Hamburg aud Lace.
At 4Oc. a very handsome Chemise. YOKE mars
all across Of nne narrow tucks, meek sleeves
trimmed with rOrchon.
Al t0, Chemi-e, yoke Of tucks aud hamburg
TnsertiuE trimmed with IOrchon.
A, ca fine Cambrtc Chemse, low square neck,
trimmed with fine Modecei Lace, run through
with Ribbon
At1Tc Tine Cambria Corset-Coyer, low sqnsre
neck, as we'll made a. the hiSneS' pr'o
Covers -,
Az 2qr. Cambria CrsetCover, low square neck,
front Of fine tucks.
AteJ,. two styles Of enc Cambria Covers, nne
tucked trout, trimmed with Iorcnon or
Hamburg Edge. -.
Handsome now styles In Corset-Covers iroh oOo'
tosl. ,.,
Zoe sizs heat stove Polish, two pieces Tor 90.
French shoe Dressing .. bottle.
French Blsckiug box = Tor -.
Feather-Stitch Beading Zoe. for fun piece.
Good Uair- Pins in wood cabiuet box Sc.
Carved white Pearl Buttons -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
North-side Land and improvement Com


Mount Comfort" DIETER known as the
"Deane" estate, containing 40 acres
situated q few hundred yards north OF
the city and within twenty minutes walk
of the Capitol. is now for sale III lots FOR
building purposes.
The magnificent estate has been survey
ed bv james I. Redd d Son for the North
Side Land and improvement Company, Iald
OFF with fine avenues and streets sixty feet
wide, and planted with shade-trces. The
lots have a depth of 80 feet 10 a twenty
foot alley
Its situation (wthin a quarter mile Of
the CITY lmits) IS superior 20 any property
upon the market for suburban homes. 1t
is cminently healthy, being high, level,
well-drained, beautiful plateau.
The lots are for sale ut extremely low
prices and upon easy terms. The North
Side Land and Improvement Company
will, in all eases whore needed, financially
assist any persons wishing 10 buy and
build. money so loaned to be returned in
regular monthly instruments. The COM
panv will protect its property and the III
terests Of purchasers by such restrictions in
its deeds as will be beneficial TO good order
and society.
Believing this to be a fine opening for
mission work the company offer to present
with liberal aid one or more lots TO any
religious denomination that Will establish
a church on the estate. There is already a
large and rapidly increasing ncighborhood.
The proposed Brookland Railroad Com
pauy's tracks Will pass close to this estate.
Other great Improvements in course of con-
struction and Contemplated make this an
exceptionally good and safe investment.
For full particulars apply to }. VI. Four
qurean. r. A. Sublett, l.. ID. Price, W.
Miles Cary, j. Temple, Norman '. Ran
dolph, W. II. Dunn, Richmond; A. j..
Mosby, Waynesboro, Va. Messrs. Burke
4 Bradley. Staunton. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

great improvement in Hosiery 49,.
HosIery-wearers snd repAirers ars .,,.,
timc and money. We have boon ap5e.,.....
agents ior the sale Of ihs LinFofH ian ,.'
Linen Heel and Toe Hosiery. r9,,s..,,....
and great improvement over = ri,.y. Pr.
heels AL toes o. ev0ry pair o. re i...
Hosiery are ie,erwoven sad ron, -.,. ,....
extra thread y linen or FAX. 10 mos, .....
ana sorvicesbio Of all fbros. u.r,.y ..
tho part subject % the grea'e.i v.,- ..
much longer man ordinary ll.se. u..
thod1ei oguaran,oo those Hlss o. ..r....-
pair Of mo ordinary Kind. Tho iy.hs.-.,
ell absolutely pure, VII n1i s...a Hs ,... a..
change color. A poce % ga l'.a-s g,.,
Black Daru.ng Cotton "a gwen si.a .t-. 49,,
Hose eni tho prices are no higher uaa..,. 4,
ordinary Hosiery.
NOTICE THE PRICES:
Fist Qualify Ia File and Darby. Ri5s.. 49,.
A3E, D, 81, :, -, 8, 50. prices. q d /,
9, q. 30. 2b3.c;
Second Quality, w.tn Extra Double Na..s 30,
e6n|.4,s,ss prices, IS. O., 70 81. x.
&C.:
Boys Ex'ra-Largo ''1o', ~. ,9E l9-sl li.
Ladies' Plain, an s,r''. -l..,
Ladies' Deroy Ribbed. an sizes, 21c
WestHl haye y Nv s.7es in those Gear,,.-,
solcd Jniaun ierei shirts sizes ,t,
about 2 OF oacn in tho g. gnaI-y 81. % ..
sizesl3 10 l-t. about four % ea.A. ID. e.-,.
quality go aif2-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

That cost five or ten or rtteen or twenty-five
cents are used every minute in the day. and II
ono to ten cents is saved on every article what
an amount. It will be in ysarl oursis the big
gest house in the city for all OF these small
things. Look over this lat; you will md We al
ways have these things at these prices
Handsomely Engraved Sterling silver Thimble.
&c;
different patterns Feather Stitch Beading ioc'
apiece;
Colored Beading, l5c. apiece;
An-Widths English Tape on one cord. ioc.
Fine English Clothes Brushes, CSC. worth Soc;
Ladies Bono-Handle Pocket and Toilet Knives
15c.. regular price 25c.:
Spring Curling Irons, l5c. worth Csc;
Coin Silver Thimbles, lOc. worth &c
Cameo Rings, Tigsr-Eye Rings. Emerald Sets,
Garnet sets, Lovers Knots. and many other
style Rings in ell sizes that sold for 81 are
now 25c. each at the jewelry counter;
Silver and Gilt Bead Necklaces. warranted not
to tarnish, &c. each;
Elongated Wax. Beads, exact limitations OF the
genuine, pc. necklace:
Pink. Blue. anl Cream Large Size Bead Neck
laces, Zoe. a string;
Button-EIole Scissors, &c. a pair;
Fine Gilt-Haudled steel Scissors, CSC. pair;
silk Covered Dress-shields. 15c. pair. regular
price 25c.;
Rubber Dress Shields, &c. a pair;
The New French shoe.Polsh in woocen bottles,
15c.. regular price &c.
Tracing-Wheels. Ice. each;
Best Bright or Dull jet shawl-Plns Sc. a dozen;
Best Friuod Carter Web. loc. aysrd;
Frlled silk Garter Web. 25c. yard;
Bixby's Royal Shoe Polish, 1Oc.;
/ Good Polished Scissors. &c. & psir;
Large-size Scissors, 1Oc pair;
Darning Eggs, &c. each;
English Tortoise-shen Dressing Comb, 1oc.;
Black silk Watch-Cnalus. IOc. worth 23c.;
Best India Tapes, &c. a bunch;
Special lot Fine Pocket-Purses, CSC. each;
Diamond Dyes, any color, Sc. & package;
New SIX Yeilings. Gilt bordored, 15c yard;
oxliizod, Silver. and Gilt Buckle-slides, 8 inche,
long. SOC. worth 81;
Buckles q. Zoe. worth 25c.:
Hundreds OF styles Of Steel and Gilt Buckles,
l5c. to $3.50;
SILK aud Tlnsel Chenille Cord, Sc. yard:
SIX Tassols. pc. q dozen;
Embroidered Felt Bsby-Csrriags Afghans, 75c.
Lsrge-Sizo Nottingham Lace Tides, lsc. each;
soud-snyer shakspearean Bracelets, 81 each;
The New Motsl Belts, Gilt or O1idlzed, 81 each :
A special bargain In Gray Ostrich feather for
81;
Andrewss Genuine Turkish-Bath Soap, lc. /,
cake;
Packers Tar Soap, l9c. 9 cake
All the Pstent-H ediclnes az much less thar
they can be bought elsewhere.
Bescham's Pills, 19c.-sfor Soc;
Brandreth's Pills, l7c.-3 for SOC.
Beckwlth's Pills, l7c.-s for 800.
Julius Meye, G. Sons,
GOT and SOB Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

We are now agents for the following cel'-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
n,s.rnuerite."

unown WENT and :. Up Gene McGinty,"
Dowun "vinds OF Sheet Music. whether
s cassie copyright or Otherwise sold at re-
Sheet Sheet Music to be sold at loc. copy, com ON
prsng of the finest Pe t6sle o ros:
BE sure to take adyantageVL us 10" TUT MI
and supply yourself WITH nr Mus,f nU% os
ana eAaniin I'M, ~ n.,ldress--at Sanders 4 Stay
Iree ~ o, 90 house. 1917 east Main street.
man ,st nrsic house in the South. Every
-, sold of reduced rates.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
MIR. Edgar AIlsn's Change of Residence.

Mr.. Allan was yesterday asked by re-
preventative of the Dispatch II 1t Is true, as
has been published. that he intends TO re-
move his residence from this city to Wash
ington, and he said: while my plans are
not yet fully maturod it is my purpose du-
ton and have my family locate there, where
my married daughter, Mrs. +. II. Crump,
now resides. This arrangement may not
be carried out before my return from Eu-
rope this fall, whittier am going in June
20 bring my youngest daughter, Lottie,
from Germany, at which place she has been
in school the past two years. la any event
i determine whether / will change my resi-
dence permanently. My time win then be
divided between this city and Washington.
Ishall keep considerable real estate in Viz
gina, being satisfied / cannot better some
Of my investments anywhere else"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02

Mr.. Monroe Wade, Of Church Hill. gave
an evening sociable TO his young friends
Thursday night. Among the ladies aud
gentlemen present were the following
Misses Irene Booker, Mollie Woodfn,
Bertha Wood6n. Roxie Waymack, Sallie
Waymack, Minnie Waymack, Alice Bowler,
May Wade. Laura Wakefield, Eva Chalkley
Maud Pettaway Masters L. Godsey, q.
Chalkley, q. Wakefield, w. ii. Mat
tox, Z. ). Mitchell A. J. Tucker. p.
Pettaway,. y. Pettaway, A. Bradley,
and J, Schools. The affair was perfect
success aud continued tall early morn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-02
Min Burned in the County.

Mr.. John McKercher's grist-mill. located
shout q mile out in the county and Just
back Of lakewood cemetery. was destroyed
by FIRE Friday night.
The entire stock was consumed, and
while the walls were not burned TO the
ground the building was q complete wreck.
The FIRE occurred about midnight and is
thought to have been the work Of an in
cendiary. The bright light could be seen
from elevated points in the eastern portion
Of the city, as the inhammable material
burned with great fury.
The mill, though not new one, was an
excellent piece Of property aud was valued
nt $4,000. The insurance, all in companies
represented by Mr. Thomas l.. Alfriend,
aggregates IS, 800.
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still on hand to be sold at 10 cents a copy.
Numbers of people have taken advantage
during the past week of the low rates We
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Don't fail to see this Music, or send fol
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