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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
REINACH is FINED 500.
Delegate Hogc Taken Sick on tho Train
a Ball In Prince George.

rCorrespondonce Of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
PETERSBURG. Va. December 2S.-The
most interesting case tried in the Hastings
Court to-day was that of the Common
wealth rs. Alfred ReInach, charged with
the larceny on the 2sth of November last
OF gold watch-case valued at 500 the
property of Mr.. G.. +. Lauterbach, a jew
oller of this city. After the larceny the
accused left Petersburg and obtained en-
ployment in Goldsboro', n. g., where
he was arrested few days ago
and the property intercepted ana
recovered In Richmond while IN trdnsiti to
the North, having been expressed by Mr..
Reinach TO have a monogram put upon 1t.
The accused candidly confessed the charge
against him. assisted in the prompt re-
covery Of the property, and came on TO
Virginia without the formallty to stand
trial. He was indicted for felony the
value of the watch-case being placed at
$50. though the jeweller testified tLat he
had paid S5l.24 for il, less 5 per cent. dis
count for prompt settlement.
PETTY LARCENY"
In court the accused, through his coun-
sci, acknowledged the theft. but put up
the plea of petit larceny. This plea was
sustained by the jury, who rendered q
verdict accordingly and assessed fine of
=
man of prepossessinG appearance, nine
teen years old. and of good family. The
fine was paid.
MYSTERIOUS ASSAULT.
Master Joseph Wilkinson. aged ten
years, son Of Mrs. Rosa wilkinson, re-
siding at the corner of Mars and Sycamore
steets, was mysterlously assaulted several
nights ago. and his condition to-day Is re-
garded as very pTecarCus. He was struck
on the head with stick and he Is unable
to tell who administered the blow. One
or two boys are suspected, but there IS no
definite evidence against them.
DELEGATES SICK.
Hon. j. Tyler Hoge. the member of the
House of Delegates from Montgomery
county, who lett Richmond on the late
train last night for home Uld Petersburg,
was taken Ill on the train with symptoms
of congestion of the lungs. lie was care
fully attended and on arriving here was
placed upon sleeper.
Hon. W. Is. Mcllwaine. one of the MEM
bers of the House from this city, who came
home last night Is confined to his bed TO-
day with an attack OF the grip.
Tue GRIPS VICTIM.
Mrs. Martha Lacy. aged lightweight
wears, the oldest lnhabItant OF kttrlck,
died to-day at her nome, in that village
after Il painful illness with the gIlp.
PERSONAL AND CENTRAL.
Invitations are ont for the marriage at
ST. Pauls church on Monday afternoon Of
Mr.. Charles ". Balm and Miss Isabella
Plummer.
A brilliant ball will be given at Prince
George Courthouse on tie evening of the
3Oth instant, at which it is expected the
beauty and chivalrv OF the county will be
largely represented. Supper will be served
at midnight. and the old year Will be
danced out and the new danced IN.
MIR. w. l.. Butts, an old and we'll known
carpenter residing on 1abb street, had the
misfortune TO-DAY while at work to cut Of
two fingers of one Of his hands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24

according TO the regular Baptist ceremony.
pronounced them man aud wife.
WEDDING SUPER.
After the ceremony the bridal party
was driven TO the home of the BRIDES pa
rents, where an elegant supper was served
IN an old-fashioned dining-room tastefuily
adorned with roses.
THE COSTUMES.
The bride IS ore Of virginia's sweetest
Roses" Just blossoning into woman
hood, and was charming In dress OF pink
1ndia silk and feather trimming. Miss
Carrie Adams vote pink silk, Miss Ben
nett wore cream Henrietta and chiffon,
Miss Matte Allen wore cream Henrietta
and feather trimming. Miss Jones wore
cream silk. Miss Lula Adams wore cream
silk. All the bridesmaids carried roses.
The groom is one OF the most popular
and prosperous young men of Pittsylyania
county. and well deserves the lovely bride
he hos won.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
CASHIER BOWDEN.
THE CAUSE or HIS FLIGHT FROM WILL
MlNGTON EXPLAINED.
ue Doc.,xcd the Directors and Bank Ex-
a,nincr-Ihe Liabilities and Assets-
where sLe Teachers VIII Meet
lsnocIal ,olnsr.m % the DlspAtch.l

Especial telegram TO the Dspstch.l
RALEIGH, N. c.. December 23.-iour coz
respondent gave the first news OF Cashier
Hanson w. Bowden, of the wrecked firs'
National Bank of Wilmington. Inc pank
closed its doors the first day before
Thanksgiving. and Bowden fed that nlght.
The reasons for bis fight are explained.
He had for years deceived the BANK eAaihi-
ners and directors by suppressing the true
state of affairs.
TIE LIsBIL1TIEs.
He made il appear that the Liabilities 70
the depositors were only &S0O,OOO, whereas
they are 100000. Only $1,000 were iounu
in the bank when it closed.
THE ASSETS.
The available assets will give the deposi,
tors about forty cents on the uotiM' M
with the assessment on the stockhoiaers
will not enable over sixty to seyenty-nVe
cents on the dollar 10 be paid.
GONE.
Members of Bowden's family say that
even they do not know his whereabouts.
All his property has been seized; lie was
one of the leading church and SUNDAY
school workers in bis city and, it's DeileVeu'
he is now out of the country.
AT MoEEHEAD CITY.
The Executive Committee Of the state
Teachers Assembly, after having consid-
cred many invitations from various points
in the State, to-day decided to hold the
next session at Morehead City, where the
assembly owns large building. The as
semblv begins June 2lstand ends July 3D.
NAVAL FUNDS.
The Governor has received notice from
the Secretary of War that the latter mas
placed TO the States credit S2,2D3.GO as the
annual allowance tor the North Carolina
naval reserve militia. 1t has thus far cost
something over 5000 to equip and arm
tho battalion. Part of the money was
taken from the quota for the National
Guard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
Bartols-Schneider

ALEXANDRIA, Va, December 2S.-A very
pretty homo wedding took place yester-
day evening at the home Of Mr.. Justus
Schneider. on north Washington street.
The contracting parties were Miss Libby
Schneider aud MIR. Gustav Bartols. of
Baltimore. Many of the friends of the
bride and groom were present. and warm
congratulations for happy married LIE
were showered upon the happy couple.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Bartols
took a train for a wedding trip through
the North. They will reside i'll Baltimore,
where the groom Is prominent business
man,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24

Owing to the unprecedented sales in
our HOLIDAY GOODS we were com
PEELED to telegraph for more. They
have all arrived and will be placed on
sale to-day. With this addition to our
stock we are better prepared for the last
day before Christmas than ever before,
and our stock will be found better in So
lection. larger in assortment, than ever
before shown IN this city.
Among the new things will be found
Dolls and Doll Carriages.
Wagons and Tricycles.
Rocking aud swlnginc-IIorscs.
Rocking and enthusiastically
Magic Lanterns.
Christmas-Tree Ornaments
Desks and Writng-Tablets.
Mirrors.
Metal and emma Tea ana DlnneT-Sels-
Toy-Furnlture.
Tin Toys Of every description.
Iron Trains, etc.
Natural-Skn Horses with Wagons.
Stand Baskets.
Work-Baskcts.
Infants Baskets, etc, etc.
In our Book Department. win be found the
popular Dore Books In the regular 60 edition az
the following prices;
bore Bible Gallery, Csc.
Purgatory and Paradise. CSC.
Millions Paradise Lost. csc.
Dantes Inferno, Csc.
Paul and Virginia, csc.
The same as above in half yellum binding
sl.23.
A large assortment Of Books In sets at low
prices.
Christmas-Cards, Booklets, etc.
Our store will be open Tonight till IL O'Clock.
All goods purchased before O'Clock viii be de
livered tonight promptly. Wehsve five delivery
wagons rcady 10 put on at that hour and as many
more if needed to insure the delivery OF ell
goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
THE DISPATCH BROUGHT THE NEWS
Rapid Growth OF the Town of Iobgood-
A Thrifty Ex-Slave.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatrh.i

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispat;h.i
SCOTLAND NECK, n. c., December 23.-
Tie many friends of Mr.. W. II. Lewis. IN
this county. regret to learn Of the death
of his wife at Asheville, which was re-
ported in special telegram from AsheyllIe
TO the DfsPATCH. This Is Mr.. Lewls's OLD
home and he has many friends here.
Your correspondent yesterday visited
the town of Hobgood, at the crossing OF
the Norfolk and Carolina railroad with the
Scotland Neck and Greenvllle road Some
two aud half years ago the lots were sold
az auction and it was nothing but an old
field. Now there are several very pretty
residences there. several stores and bars,
and drugstore. There are also Two
churches Baptist and Methodist-,and
some funds have been collected to build
an Episcopal church.
A SUCCESSFUL NEGE0.
A colored man near there, Austin Shields,
who was slave and was about forty years
old when set free with wife and three chill
dren, has raised family of twelve children,
educated them tOcrably well. has IN bis
possession two mules and one horse, be-
sides other stock. and owns 200 acres OF
land. He makes his own support at home,
is out of debt, and has some money ahead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
BRILLIANT DECEMBER WEDDING.
Miss Rose v. Adams becomes the Bride of
bir. W. II. Shelton


Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch,
DAsyn.Lg, Va, December 2i.-On We'd
nesday night. the 10th instant, Oak Grove
BAPTIST church was the scene of the pret-
test wedding OF the season, II being the
marriage ceremony OF Mr.. w. L. Shelton
and Miss Rose V. Adams. The whole
church was beautifully decorated in ever.
greens and roses. and as the familiar
strains OF MISUNDERSTANDING March
peaied forth the bridal party fled in In
the following order: Mr.. George Giles
marched down the left aisle and DIR. G. IL.
Pritehett down the right; Miss Alice Ben
nett came down the night aisle and Dir. w.
T. Hornett the left. crossing iu front az
the altar aud taking opposing positions
in like manner came Miss Lula Adams and
Mr.. John Motley. Miss Matte Allen and
Mr.. T. -B. Stewart. Miss Mamie Jones aud
Mr.. A. p. Edwards; the groom. with Miss
Carrie Adams, and the bride. leaning ON
the arm OF Mr.. Clement. advanced in
front Of the altar. whore Rev. W. d. Barr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
Ex-senator Hereford Dead.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. December 3d.
News has Just reached here of the death
OF ex-Uni:ed States Senator Frank Hereford
which ocsurre. q yesterday morning at his home,
In Union, W. Va. lie had reached the age OF
sixty-six He wa5 elected 10 Congress from the
Third West Virginia district in 1871, and was
twice reelected, serving three fun terms AT
The exIir ation OF the third term he was elected
member Of the United States Senate and served
one full term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
Severe Accidents IN DanvIlle.
fSpoclal telegram tothe DisDatch.

DASyilLY, Va. December 2S.--James
Brosius. q blacksmith of this city, fell on
Main street to-day In az Of vertigo and received
painful injuries about the head.
This morning as Mrs. r. y Daace was standing
Ia front Of the nre her clothes caught IRE. and
her husband, In extinguishing tho flames, burned
his bands Ia a most painful manner. Mrs. Dance
was not seriously hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
NASHVILLE "WET" BY TWENTY.
A Suspicious Character. Who Refuses to
Give ANY Account of Himself.

Give Any Account of Himself
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispa'ch.l
BUCKINGHAM COURTHOUSE, December 81.
The vote was taken here to-day on the
liquor question and this (Maysyille) dis
trlct went wet by majority of 20.
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.
There is suspicious character IN Jail
here. who refuses TO give his name OF any
account of himself. He seems to be about
eighteen years old. light complexion,
weight about $50 pounds; looks like a
white man. but claims to be part negro has
a very bad countenance and is dressed in
plain clothes ANY officer who wants in
formation about this man will be informed
by writing to Mr.. j. j. Spencer, justice OF
the peace, Buckingham Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
Shocking Murder ut sattes. w. Va.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, December pa
shocking murder took place this afternoon
at Sattes. a small town twelve miles west Of here.
Ed. Burgess, a dealer In railroad tics and Ben
ron Lille got into quarrel about dog. Lille
stabbed Burgess several times, from which he
died tonight a. 8 O'Clock. Tho murderer es-
capped. Great excitement prevails in the COM
ipulity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
MS SERVICES.

DR.. Tyree had been pastor OF churches
in Powhatan county. Lexington, Bedford
City, and in Salem, where be has lived
since 1888. lie was man of marked abili-
tv IN the pulpit, and had also written and
published several works OF religious ga
ture. He leaves wife and young son TO
mourn their loss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24

Ladies, ladies, think of the engagements
YOU have broken and the disappointments
consequent to others and perhaps also. to
yourselves, all on account of headache.
Bradycrotlne will cure you in fifteen min
utes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
ESCAPE OE SIX PRISONERS.
One Returns and Gives Himself up-Five
Refused to Leave jail.
LSnecial telegrnm tO IL DIspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 tho Dspatch.l
WINSTON, n. c., December %. Jailer
Stockton discovered this morning that SIX
prisoners in the Forsyth lail mad made
good their escape during the night. one
George Moore, desperate character, led
the criminals. and the escape was effected
by means of cutting bars and breaking
locks. one of tine six returned to-day and
gave himself up, preierring To work on
the streets rather than leave the county.
FIVE criminals rcma ned IN the jail and
would not take advantage OF the means OF
"a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
sample Chocolate Fre,.

A postal-card addressed to Menier, N. Y.
will secure you samples Of their delicious
imported Chocolate with directions for
using.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24

BVrCHErLFR, FOR, &C, Plaintiff AGAINST
ORANGE.kLYsylLLE RAILROAD COMPANY, sc"
DEFEsUAsTs. AND EIRAsOS, SALES IS Co, FOR,
&c, PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST GRANVILLE III AIS,
DEFENpA>T'.-lN TUE CHANtERY COURT or iHE
CiIY or KlCHnOND.
]. Charles W. Godd.n. clcrk u said court. cet-
tfy that the bond required Of Meade lia-kirs,
r. b. MunfOri, /. n. Mcclure, and J. Il. Tucker,
Jr four ~ the special commissioners by the de-
cree in said causes OF December !, 1891, has
been daily given.
Given under my hand this Sth Jay ~ Deem
ber 1891. CHARLES W. GODDlN'
40 q Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
THE GRIP.

The grip is getting firm foothold here
and the physicians have all they can at
tend TO. The warm, murky weather of the
past few days has caused a large increase
IN the number of cases, and without sea
sonable weather sets in soon Alexandria
will have another epidemic of grip like
the one Of two years ago, when nearly two
thirds of the town were down.
Mr.. Thomas Dix, the driver Of the Hy-
draulion fre-englne. was kicked by one of
his horses ON Saturday last and seriously
injured.
All the schools here close to-day for the
HOLIDAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
THE ALt-PsRVaClNG GRIP.
Western Horses for the Virginia and

Westcrn HOrsts Iuf IH' 'IIEIHIH MI"
y. &. Markets-Death Of Dr. Miller.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatchl
ScorrsyILIE, December %. - The grip
has taken "A new start here, o. In the lastfew
days several whole families have been sud
denly afflicted with it. In some cases
seven or eight in family are down with It.
SO far 10 deaths have occurred, think.
In one case an old man and n small
boy were both taken SICK and neither
could 90 out. They remained four days
unable TO cook or wait on themselves
during that time, when some neIghbor
called there and found them nearly
starved. The doctors are nearly broken
down
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
pICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG

DICHMOND, FREDtbItt~.'
IN AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
commencing MOVE tnt- lr tr'.
etaniaru TIME
s:Oi A. NJ. leaves Byr--'i.
stops only ~ Assn DO
sufuvd, frrt.-I..-YI.t
am W!Ieeatrr >,....I
just0u AMI Sos l..
Washington l-.nI =. 49,
A. I.i1 Z. A.. lH.Ifi
81. New iofa $3.50 D. ST
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copt sunday hlIE
Hammond t0 N.,
Washington 4.1u D. a..
5.24 4. A.. Pm. lir. ...l ..t'
New lOrk lO-3l b. H
7.O5 NJ. leaves byri-s,-es.
Sleeper klcLmUai '
Stops only a- A-tI g.
Milford, FrrierH. .rt
uLd Mi4ewaf.r. N.u.# t. ..
tons on Sundays Arrives
iugt0n los o.. ST.. itI..
4. ", Phitd j h'a '.i' D. .r
YORK 900 a. 4.
$50 A. n. arrives at byriN '"
Sleeper from Sea i.-A
AZ Ndswattr brlu-.. p.
bug. Milford. bolha I. .
land stors o, oiter stations
days Leave NlsHas
o.asP n @ruye, a. Byci-S,r,a. Sass
SsOps a. treierl, ata-I
Boutwell,, ami Asl-if.
nom Mdshlng.]n lla '-H
Does n0g stop 10 Ai-A
Ws-hinrlDu 1.lt a. "-
o.3S p. NJ. arrives a: Byrd->.rcH So.
excsps sunday Bgn
Non 'Yols Co Rlchl.alA
WARRINGTON 800 b. .-
YRPDERtChaRI ttN sttohNnpN-
.pNLY EsCEgn scNptn. ..t
l.oo u "A teaye, Bsrd-~rrHr. s.la
~" Frederlcksburs ai Gao F.', =
$40 A. NJ ARRIVES gg1.-N r's.. RI 81.
Freslerlcksbufs 900 i. v.
ASHLAND TRAINS
pAILE ExcEFf s. NpAf ..r..fH
GAS A. M. leeyss klbs. ARRIVES az Aa'
1888 A. NJ. A..r.rl.
ga Y. N. leaves ki0h Ai''''
S,03 =. Al. ...f..tg
Gas A. n. arrives hita" ho@'''
6:O5 A. NJ ,..,..IA
6:ls y. \. arrives a. klhI Le@'''
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IT.p MYsNs' Geavral Sggeglal>.l-'-''
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
DR.. TYReE DIES FROMTHe GRIP.
A Venerable and Deyout Baptist Pastor
aud Religions Author Gone.

[SpeciaI telegram 70 inc UISphIcIl.I
SALEM, VA. December 23.-Rev. DIR.
Tyree. pastor of Salem Baptist church and
CHAPLAIN of the Baptist Orphanage. died
here to-day at p. NJ. from la grippe.
complicated with pneumonia, aged seven
ty-seven, after one weeks illness.
Rev. DR.. AGREE will conduct the funeral
services at the Baptist church Friday at
II Nj
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
THEY MED A CHURCH.

Rev. Mr.. Music, of Russell county,
preached here yesterday and day before
saturday add Sunday to very appre-
ciative audience. lie IS of the Missionary
Baptist persuasion and has quite a follow
ing in thus place. An effort is being made
t. raise funds TO erect q church house here
Dv thls organization, and some have coa-
tr!buted quite literally to the cause
DEED OF CONVEYANCE.
4 deed has Just been put ON record IN the
Clerks oiice conveying large realty on
Mcclure creek TO Patrick Hagan, OF Scott
county. 1he grantor is one Ar. Lovel
Stanley, Of this county.
Moonshine-lquor seems to be quite
plentiful IN this vicinity. Some illicit dis
tilleries are being operated III the lower
end OF this county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24

observation-disclosures Creswell Dead.
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.i
WASHINGTON. December 25.-John A. j..
Creswell, General, died this
morning at Elkton, Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
VIRGINIA AND THE WORLDS FAIR.
CIintwood Baptists Want Church
Moonshine whiskey Plentiful.

Correspondence OF the richmond Dispatch.l
CMYTwooD, Va. December 2l.-Clerk
Phipps. Of this place, IS Just IN receipt Of
a letter from Mrs. Eva Douglas wise. Of
New York. rs one OF the Lady Managers o.
the Worlds Falr from Virginia. III which
she speaks in the most enthusiastic terms
OF the part old Virginia VIII take. She
urges Mr.. Phipps TO secure "A representa-
ton from this section in the way OF ex-
hibits, and he is greatly interesting HIM
self in the scheme. and doubtless some
good results will be realized from his Of
forts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
LADY BOARD OF MANAGERS.
The Grip Has a Firm tootholt in Aieaan-
dria-Schools Closed.

CORRESPONDENCE OF tho RICHMOND Dlspatch.I
ALEXANDRIA. VA, December 23.-The
trustees of the Alexandria Infirmary have
chosen the following ladies as a Board of
Managers Mrs. DR.. Johns. Mrs. Martha
Carlin, Mrs. Walter Roberts, Mrs. Frank
King. Mrs. Peter Wise. Miss Alice Colqu-
hon Mrs. Thomas Moss, Mrs. james X.
Cation, Mrs. John Robinson. and Miss
Frances Morris.
DIR. NJ. W. O'Brien was elected ply
stefan to the infrmary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24

AUCTION Sales.--future Days
ByJ. II. Valentine, Auctionocr,
Ono. T.. Laughton, Jr., Salesman,)
corner Ninth and Main streets
DECEIVER'S SALE OF A LARGE
IN LOT OF
CuEROOTs. LEAF TOBACCO,
FACTORY FIXTURES,
STOOLS, TABLES,
ELECTRIC MOTOR, IRON SAFE, SHAFT
lNGS, &c, &C,
At AUCTION
c. W. VIM In the chan'ory Court Of
W.H.Psrktns. Jr) tho city Of Richmond Va.
Bv virtue Of n decree of tho Chancery Court
Of the city Of Richmond, Va, rendered Dc'om-
Der IL, 1891, I'm the above cause, / shall as ie-
ceiyer sell at auction on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %, 1891
at - O'Clock H., at the factory Of Messrs, c. W.
VIM n Co., Nos. II and rs north Nineteenth
street, Eichnoud, Va, the remainder OF pro
pcrty unsYli. which will consist In part Of
About 10000 CnEROOIS;
20 cases Of LEAF TOBACCO for making che
1,s0o GcHiEpooT MoLDs-factory brands;
l2O STOOLS;
80 KULLING-TARLEs;
GAS-FINTi RE, throughout factory;
ELECTRIC MOI OR and > SEiS OF SHAFT
ING;
bUNCnING MACHINES, BOX AMI MOLD,
PRIZES, SMALL BOXES. DC.
5S1ONES. 1 IRON SAFE. and other OFFICE
ana FACTOBl-FiNIUBEo to- the cCnduc;
Of this business.
The equipment Of the factory b. complete and
should attract the attention Of any one wishing
to euenge IN this business.
II not sold a. a whole II will be sold In detail
according 10 inventory.
TERMS: Cash. And removal must be made at
once. Sd. DUDLEY,
de 9th T ,Su&Tu4, Receiver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
Contain M. Pitts. of Elk III

Captain l.. NJ. Pitts, of Elk Hill, is here
on q visit to his father and family.
Miss Bessie Staples will arrive at home
TO- dav to spend the holidays
Some two or three new stores have
opened in our town lately and COMPETE
ton is lively.
/ stated in my last that Mr.. John c..
Tompkins had easel the Warren Mills.
That was mistake. He 6ouoit the pro-
perty ut the recent sale OF same b. decree
of the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24
WESTERN HORsEs.

Two carloads of horses from Iowa were
unloaded here day or two since for rest
and food. The parties leave to-day.
driving them through Cumberland and
other Southern counties, following the TO,
lacco-beit over into North Carolina until
they are sold.
Dir. Miller, of Stanton, for good while
connected with the Wesleyan Female In
stitute, died at his sons farm. near Cen
.ral Plains, in Fluvanna, on Monday. HIS
remains were taken to StauntOn tor burial.
lie was noble old gentleman and had a
fine classical education.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-24

DOOK AND JOB W0kh N lEAs,S =,
ID ExscuTGp AT IaE pisfAA|A
MV-QVIaS