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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-15
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

RATES OF ADVERTISING
one Square 90 lines) first insertion ~ 90
Each subsequent insertion, per square w
A liberal reduction to regular advertisers
FIJI. BACON is authorized to make collect
lions for the SILvE. STATE and receipt for the
same.
J.B. CASE is authorized to collect ana re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE
in Paradise.
w. c. PITT is authorized to collect and re-
ceipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE
In Lovelocks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-15

County Of Hnmtoidt. 49,
I, l.. r. DUNN, County Clerk, and Elk
Ofiicio Clerk Of the Board Of Commissioners
in and for said County and State, do hereby
certify that the foregoing bills were passed
ana ordered paid by the Board Of County
Commissioners on the 10th day OF October,
A. d., 1891.
l.. Y. DUNN,
Clerk Board Of County Commissioners.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-15
INDECENT FUND.

T C Hanson, County Physician. .... 81 30
] 4 Benton, Superintendent County
Hospital. ........................l 62 90
J VI Garrison, work on hospital ...s... II 70
G Il Walker, burial ease (knox). .-..... Is 90
A I McAllister, digging grave (knox) 100
G w Summerfisld, hauling corpse
(knox) ......-.s.,..... ..-.............. 800
Asa Moore. moving INDECENT .... 1000
Smith, stage fare for INDECENT. 400
b Paletta, fuel for INDECENT. .......... 500
VI Purviance meals and lodging for
INDECENT Observation-Disclosures $50
Z Reinhart. mdse. for hospital. 50 20
Total Observation-Disclosures. s3fS 10
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-15
H0W's
Your Liver !?

Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without a
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the Bow
els are sluggish and con-
stipated, the food lies
in the stomach undi-
gested, pois ming the
blood; frequent headache
ensues; a feeling or lassi-
tude, dependency and
nervousness indicate how
the whole system is de-
ranged. Simmons Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more
people to health and
happiness by giving them
a healthy Liver than any
agency Known on earth.
1t acts with extraor-
binary power and efficacy
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-10-15
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.

As general family remedy for dyspepsia,
Torpid Liver. Constipation. ETC., hardly ever
use anything else, and have never been dis
appointed In the effect produced; it seems to
be almost a perfect cure for all diseases OF the
Stomach and Bowels.
w. j. McELRoY, Macon, Ga.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
HnnlDtOn.
fcorresnondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I

correspondence OF the hlcnmohu DiSpnVOh'I
HAMPTON. November 6.-Rev. ". II.
Christian leaves for Conference carry mex, Weeh
lie mss served the church here faithfully tot
three Vears and II Ia the unanimous desire thai
no be returned. The only regret Is that he can
only remain one more year.
Miss Hannah WostwO0d, VINO mas poem III ior u
Ion time. WAS taken 70 Richmond last week 10
be attended by DR.. hcGulrc, anu sHo 10 AoP'''OA
az greatly improved. $4,000 e.,
Mr. N. RAynor 10 having residence ero''eo Al
"West End g, ..,,,o,
cave an entertainment In the PARISH pulIuhs
last night. l., .i,,,,, q,
here. .,N ,,,. ,.o,
There was a boys reception in the Young
Monis Christian Association rooms THURSDAY
night and Was well attended.
MIR, j. W. Rowe has moved into his new resi-
depce on "West End"
M N n. Richardson is on a hunting trip in
James City county.
Mr.. N. Westheiner Ia visiting here.
Miss uettie Eddens has returned from hicn-
Miss Lucy Tabb has returned from visit to
Miss Ann f. Phillips has returned from visit
70 Portsmouth. ,.,.-~,,
Mrs. Kate Goodman, q sister OF James Mitchell
Esq., died In Washington on honaay.. inc ne r.
mains we're brought here on Wednesday. The
funeral took place from 81. johns church On
Gr' claude c. Hsrwood and Miss Ware were
married. on Ihursday night in the disciples
church, Rev. c. +. hcGee officiating. AFTER the
ceremony there was Il reception at the residence
VI 4. NJ. MaiicH
Hisses Addie Richter and AleXina Wallace
who arc In attendance IN the NOrioik OoHeso i1i
Young Ladies. spent saturday and Sunday with
Mr.. j. ". Biack1nore IA having store erected
on King street opposite the post-oflce'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
Uanville.

tCorrsspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
D4NyIILr. VA, November 7.-Mr. Q. Il.
Holland spent several days In Richmond th's
week. ii.
uiSs Kate Gravely has returned from visit
TO Richmond and other points.
Nessrs. W. s. Harper, of Washington, and We
A. Harper, of Leesburg, have been visiting mere
during the week. ,,,
Mas Annie Il. Coleman, OF NoriOlk, IL Nlsltihg
Miss Bessie Bouldln.
Rev. q. B. Thames, pastor OF the First Baptist
church, has been quite sick for The past seVeIai
days. -, ,,,,,
county, are visiting the Misses jennings on Fax-
M. W. K. Griggs, of this city. and Miss Poca,
hontss Claiborne, OF Marinsyille, will be married
on November 18TH.
Miss Lens Fleche, OF Chatham. Is visiting the
Misses Chatolaine, on Paxton street.
Mrs. p. w. Terrell and Miss Brittle Neal nave
returned from a pleasant trip 10 Washington
and Baltimore. -. .
Colonel William Rlson, clerk OF the court, has
been unwel for the past several days.
Captain q. w. Bouln has returned from a busi-
ness trip TO the far West.
Miss jamie Smith is visiting In Raeigh, N. Z.
Mr. w. G. Swami, OF Pelham, 10 In the CITY 10
day.
Attorney W. A. Fentress, Of Portsmouth, was
In the city Thursday ON business connected Win
the Atlantic and Dsnyille railroad.
Mrs. X. Postross, Of Caroline county, Is VISIT
ing her brother, DR.. X. w. Henley.
Kiss Claiborne GraSty, WHO mas Deen NlbltinS
here has returned to her home In Baltimore
Mr. Harvey Wickes, formerly OF this city, mas
gone 90 Hampton 10 live,
Miss Bessie Dover, OF Prince bdWard' Is VISIT
ing Mrs John A. Herndon.
Dr. George A. Carter Is visiting friends III
Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
FOR RENT.
NOR RENT, O.
DWELLINGS WEST OF TWELFTH *.
STREET.

IFS south Second street; II rooms and kitchen
OF rooms, large and airy rooms-good neigh-
bOrh0Ot.
612 north Seventh street: IL rooms, bath, and
kitchen-yery good size rooms and rents low.
223 south Second street; rooms and bath
splendid house for small family
3Ol east Marshall street; rooms, good, CEN
trally located. ,,.,-
centrally located and well arranged.
1906 west Cary street; rooms, all modern
convenlsnces, in fine condition.
299 south Second street: u rooms and bath
suits very well ter small family.
23l south Second street; rooms ana Dath-a
nice, well-arrAnged house.
1l17 Chanin street good hOuse at n low rent.
1918 west Broad street; , rooms upstairs, OPP
posite Lee monument.
905 east Clay street; rooms ana bath-splen-
did fat for husband and wife.
EAST OF TWELFTH STREET.
3OO5 Rockets street; or @ rooms-very nice
brick house.
6lS Mosby street; rooms-nlce frame house.
O2O Mosby street; > roOms-nlce frame house.
20l7 and 2919 Williamsburg avenue; rooms
and Kitchen splendid little FRAME HOUSES.
STORES.
1923 east Franklin street; store and rooms
well adapted for bar and grocery store.
sol vest Broad street; store and dwelling
suits very well for any small store.
5OI west Broad street rear lot and shed.
l6 west Baker street; flne stand for grocers
or bar-keepeTs in good colored neighborhOod,
and others.
OFFICES.
Rueger Building, second floor, good-size rooms.
1900 east Cary street, upstairs, second and
third ioors-nne OFFICE ROOMS for brokers,
| sc. ...r ,,.,,,>.,.,.
| q very reasonable rent.
Also. HOUSES for colored people.
| HENRY l. STAPLES IL CO., Agents,
no SIT los north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
scottsville.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.)

IC0IfcsQOUutDNtN Va tup ANiNAA-ANt-N NtHt~NN''-'
soorTsyiLLE, November REV. J. ID.
weos visiting Mr.. George w. billiard, ar. Dill
lard's father Eis sister, Mrs James Hoiiaday,
with her two little daughters, OF spotsyNa.hla
co1nfv. arc also here visiting her parents. Rev.
Mr.. Diiisrd preached at the Disciples church
Thursdsy aud Friday nights and will preach to-
morrow also. O..
town In the Washington races recently, 10
owned by Msssrs. Hinshelwoods & 6srrod, OF
" Whit ehaI Stud-Farm," near this place, ana
was trained there.
Mr.. Frank {. Moon, one Of our attorneys beie,
is recovering from spell OF fever.
Mr. Charles =. Harris has just returned nome
from Radferd. While there no met with pam
fpi accident by failing down an embankment
and bgnlsng his limbs considerably, but Is able
10 ride In a buggy.
The first SNOW OF the season, whicn was very
liyht, occurred bore Thursday morning.
Rev. Robert w. Carter will preach az the
Presbyterian church here Tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
po,n,,.n y.I,road. / sDlo 70 GO. about his

pownasau railroad, Is sble 10 get about NM
n. Rsx,and, the popular leader o. fs az n
viiie's silver band, u quite m at the rcsioe10o
MN. a. Jones on Third street.
nrx Rrausford. OF Buckingham, u sis'ins H''
parsr,ts. MT. and Mrs James I. Gray. s,.
NIL T. IIoopsr, OF Rosnoke, spent any WI"
week with FarInyiiie friends ,.6x n
Miss Lizzie Pnnkie. charming youos IT, -, a
panpirs. now teaching school In cum M.
spout Wednesday evening with re'as"es " '"'
Zion Hon. >. r. Moss, Of Buckingham, was IN me
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Bagby VIII leave Monday tos
yorfoIk. where they go 20 attend inc Dapt a.
General ASSOCIATION, which conyenes IN tha' oi''
on the 10th instant. .so-,, n a
Judge Irving continues very feeble, tnolgn , ~
was able on Tuesday last 20 get out 70 nc VI. =,
AZ the festival held last night for the vcnos ~
YamviIle's silver band Mrs. 4. =. sonoe |.
voted the most popular lady IN the town ~
large majority while Miss Manic bianson TO
ceived the next highest number OF votes.
The Baptlst Parsonage Society ~ Us ahn uA,
election OF ofIcers on Thursday night elsSse.
MICS Nora r. Rice, president: Nr. .. IL nsLr
ylce-president; Mrs. George I. Cox -
and Nrs. MoIlie Cobb, treasurer. o..,,,.o,
During the illness OF Miss fennie eli,i.n , 4,
her position as teacher In the PUBIC scnooi -
being supplied by Miss Blanche 0iilanl.
Mr. j. r. Davidson. who has Just reco,, H.
frofn severe attack Of fever al his Bedioru wv
home, is here on q visit 10 his brother' M 'onn
X. Martin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
KeYhNllle.


Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
KKYsyULK, Va. November Judge
Holmes, OF AeckleRburg, was in town yesser-
day
Hon. T. W. Scott, Of brakes Branch, made a
short visit here yesterday.
Miss Willie JefIress lie visiting In Danyine.
Mrs While Boulding was called home Thurs
day on account OF tho illness Of her father.
Miases Irene and May Priddy have just re-
turned from Richmond, whore they hsye been
visiting relatives.
Mira K. ID. Morton, Of henderson, n. Va u ny Town
AZ the rcaidence OF her father, Mr.. q. X. Gltnn-
Mrs. G. A. Hunt Is in Danyiile the guest OF Mrs'
". 7. Ayeretts.
ter Mrs G. X. Watkins.
Mr.. j. N. hcS;arso Is In Danvllie.
Mr.. Robert Hines, OF North Carolina, was IN
town yesterday.
Mr.. c. A. Baldwin, Of Aspenwan, Is here To-
Miss sanie johnson, ofGreen Bay, Is here with
the family OF n. II. Elliott.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
TO EXTEND ITS CORPORATE LIMITS.
The Legislature TO BE Petitioned for That
Purpose-Minor Matters.
fCorrospondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA, November lit is under
stood here that an effort will be made this
fall to extend the corporate limits of the
city. II this Is done 1t will add several
thousand TO Alexandriss population.
The friends of the Alexandra Musical
Association crowded their hall and rooms
last night to hear the first concert given
this season by the association. The num-
bers were all superbly rendered and won
much merited applause. The concerts will
be repeated monthly during the winter and
spring. .,
The first hop of the season will be given
next Thursday night. The social season Of
the association promises to be brilliant
one.
Fire last night destroyed the large sta
bic back of Cox's Tavern, at the head Of
King street. The loss is about $500.
Dir. G. 9. Corbin and bride have returned
home from an extended wedding tour in
the NCrth.
The fail term of the Alexandria county
Circuit Court has adjourned for the term.
Miss Florence Willard, OF Philadelphia,
ia visiting the family of Mr.. Joseph
Broders, on Washington street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
rarmville.
fcorresnondsnce Of the Hammond pI.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARxyrILx, Va. November 7.-Miss
Blanche Gillian has returned homo from Lynch
burg
M. r. II. johnson, Of Lynchharg, has been Wis
ting ils parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. !. johnson.
on BunAlo street.
Kos. w. A. pupuy, Of Roanoke, has been az
his ocantry residence In Prince EDWARD this
week.
Mr. samuel Nichoison. Of Clifton Forge, Va, Il
on visit 20 his wife aud daughter, who are stay
log with MIRA kicholsons mother, Mrs. Thomas
i. Morton, on Main street
Mics Grace ssles, Of Lyncbburg, who has been
Visiting Ma. John K Wilson, returned 70 her
home on Monday last
Rev. Mr.. simpson, pastor Of the Methodist
church, who has been quite III, Is 20 much Inn
proved a. 20 DO able 70 occupy his pulpit so-nor-
row,
Mr. r. A. Woodsez. Of Lynchburs, u rusti-
eating In Prince Elwsrd.
Engineer ChentAsm. who was very badly IN.
iuree IN the reasst ursk % The farmvhs ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
fmDoria.
81 ~ the Richmond Dispatch.l

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch'I
EypoRIA. Va. Noyember7 REV. Vernon
| pAnson viii attend the General Association IN
Norfolk next week. -,
Rev. Eyerard Meade, Of the Episcopal church,
sched several times In this village last week:
| Widows Son Lodge, No. $50, win meet next
| Friday. Tho annual reports viii DO made 70 the
| Grand Lodge at that time. =, 49,
Compspions T. l.. Turner and W. NJ Farmer
| win probably attend the meeting OF the Grand
Chabter of tho Royal Arch Masons IN Peters
burg. IL,
great interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

ssvarxl ses~ions. during which limo he was pas
tor 81 several churches In adjoining counties
c.es ~, me Chesa peako and Ohio Railway Com
pany, through iis neenf az this point, Mr.. W: =.
WATSON, Cor oteiructIng the highway near the
Unlgefsity. che case 10 como UP IN tne ,Ity
conrt on fhe 1ith instant. Twice before this
oo,nnapy WAS threatened 70 DO Indicted Tor TINS
offsfcs, bu, on their promise 70 have tho matter
rofoegled no action was taSen.
Mapsfer stevens and corps OF engineers on
fnaIntensuoe OF road and way passed through
,h,s city Yesterday on their annual tour OF fn-
epsctIon travelling IN three special cars, one o.
which was an observstion-cer. They stopped
Ms Henry MiIlsr has rome 10 Clifton Forge.
Mrs. Mary Lester II Visiting IN Honrioo, nhero
she will remain ell the winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
williamsburg.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. November Tap
tain WjlIian c. Marshan, Of Fauauier county,
who comrnanded the Fauquier battery and TOOK
a leading part in tho battle OF WilhamsOurs' 10
ylsIting ais sister here, Mrs John l. Mercer.
Tbe City Treasurer has requested n eetlng OF
the Council for Monday morning at 10 O'Clock 10
pass upon some insolvent and delinquent ts1
MAYOR Leonard Henley still continues quite
unwell, being yet confined 20 his room, ana ma
| for John A. Henley. brother OF tue Mayor hn7
also been Ill for the past several days. -.
Mr. John McCaid, a well-known young gehue
| man from Yorktown, IL here, having Just re-
| turned from New YORK.
The fail term Of Judge Gunters court opens
! here Tuesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

-.~~~~~ -1-Jes---N0~- >ONNN|ON~(-O
DWELLINGS FOR RENT. n
No. 527 north Ninth street; 10 rooms
No. III Mayo street; rooms.
No. 4 north Plum street; rooms.
No. 6O7 cast Main street; 10 rooms.
40. 200 moth Third street rooms.
No. bO4 west Cary street 8 rooms.
No. 81 east Cary street; IL rooms.
No. 8 south Second street rooms.
No. 81 cast Main street; 10 rooms.
No. 1908 west Main street: rooms.
No. Alp east Marshall street rooms.
No. 5O7 north Monroe street; Z rooms.
80. i35 north Eighteenth street; rooms.
No. 10 west Nam street II rooms and Kitchen.
No. 9O7 east Leigh street; 10 rooms.
No. 25O9 NenRble street; rooms.
STORES FOR RENT.
No. 10 south Second street; store and DWELL
ing above.
No. il east Broad street; store and dwelling.
No. 1924 east Main street; store.
Nos 1Ol and 1O3 north Governor street.
No. 1880 east Franklin street; store.
No. 1901 north Seventeenth street; store and
dwelling
No 3G04 Lester street store and dwelling
Also, ROOMS, OFFICES, AND OTHER BUSI-
NESS-PLACES. Can for PRINTED RENT-LlST
for November giving prices, location, and descrip-
ton.
So All needed repairs will be made.
n. ". BOWIE,
no SILT Real Estate Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
A SWlNDLER ON HIS TRAVELS.
He Secures 800 Fraudulently by Tele-
graph, bat Skipped Before Negotiating.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DisDatch.l
BUEKEvLLE, Va, November Con the
4th man appeared here and telegraphed
to New York TO Hill Brothers for hun
dred-dollar check. On the 5th, at / o'clock,
the check was received. He claimed tnat
his name was T. i. Wyman. In the mean
time he had been to Mr.. @. E. Downes's, one
of our merchants, and had bought and set
aside goods to the amount OF some $50.
and when the check came he presented II
in payment for his bill. Mr.: Downes bad.
however, wired New York describing
Wyman.
SKIPPED.
The man, thinking himself suspected, no
doubt took the evening Richmond and
Danville train for Richmond. To-day Nr.
Downes received telegram that the Wy
man of the Hill Brothery house was IN
another part of tho State, and that they
had stopped the payment OF the check.
HUE AND CRY.
The man who represents himself as +. y.
Wymsn weighs some 100 pounds, has the
appearance of having been drinking, wore
a derby hat, dark suit that did not look
very fresh, has three fingers cut OF the
right hand, and complexion q kind OF
sandy. He beat Mr.. A. II. Robertson. our
hotel proprietor, out of his board. de did
not get anything out Of Downes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

WANTED, A POSITION IN A
w nrst-class retail drugstore by n registered
pharmacist (per examinatlon), -ingle, temper
ate, aud can give best references. For further
particulars address MAfRIUM, care DisrArcH
mice. Richmond. Va. 10 S-1L'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

WANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN A
w POSITION in grocery store. L. sober
ana industrious. Address L. II. GREEN, 2O9
east Byrd stree. 40 6-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
Lunenburg'. Gallant Victory.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
BURKEvnLE, Va, November 6.-Lunen-
burg county went: For Watson straight
Democrat for the Senate. 1850; the hide
pendent Democrat, SG5; Mathews straight
Democrat for the House, 9sS; Bently GAL
lcncal 439
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
THROWN IN A FACE.

4 special from Kilmarnock says: Being
unable to secure rider for his horse in
running race at the Fair held here yester-
day W. Y. Morgan. editor of the Northea
Neck Ne,cs, published at Warsaw. had q
most unfortunate accident, which came
near ending seriously. His horse in being
turned too quickly at turn in the track
fell and threw him considerable distance,
but fortunately without injurlng him. Mr..
Morgan's horse being about two lengths in
the lea !. it is miracle that he was not
trampled under foot as the other horses
passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
FOR RENT.
DWELLINGS FOR RENT. Z

NY EDlIINNIsO IOh hEN i. li1
S400 per aunum, No. 800 east Cary street;
rooms, and Kitchen.
$500 per annuin, No. 314 west Main street; 10
rooms.
$40 per annum, No Alb west Main street; z
rooms. newly renovated.
900 per annum, No. 6l3 north Fourth street;
@ rooms, newly renovated
e2f0 per annum each, Nos. 1910 ana lOlS
Beverley street: q rooms, new.
500 per annum, NJ. 6l0 Randolph street;
rooms, new frame.
s12O per annum. No. S22 Spring street; 4
rooms.
sI2o per anuum. No. $40 south Pine street; 3
rooms.
slOO per annum, Nos. 7O6 and 7Os Buchanan
street; rooms.
800 per annum, No. 1921 Ashland avenue; .
rooms.
$50 per annlm, new frame, Third avenue,
! Chestnut Him. 7 rooms.
- per annum, No. 407 west Clay street.
I 300 per annuln, No. 222l n street; . rooms.
500 per annum, No 1903 Jay street; 8 rooms.
All OF the above are In good order. We have
I also quite a number Of HOUSES 70 rent to COLI
orod people. Cali and see list
FRANK ID. HILL 6 CO,
/ noS-lt Real Estate Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

WANTED, BY A MAN OF LONG
~ experience q SITUATION as foreman or
manager on a farm. Can give good references.
Address FARMER, 1905 west Marshall street,
Henrico county, Va. no SIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08
nonrrRrNcE PERSONALS.

rx.rx m.mper Of the Virginia Conference,
swhirh meets here next "Wednesday, the llth,
viii md comfortable home PROVIDED OF arr
val Among the assignments maoo arc 'ne ioi-
aisscp J. G. Keener, d. D., at John W. Brad
Rsy' Paul Whitehead, d. d., az Mrs. Richard
BAgby'e, High street. -. r.a. No.,
mans. Market street. ,,.,.p..,,.
Ssv. ". V. Tudor. d. D., at r. B. Davis's' Union
Rev. W. L. Judkins, D. D., at John Q. Jack
Rev. J. Wiley Bledsoe. d. D., at A. c. Bledsoe's,
D. D., Washington street w.,
Rev, John j. Laf1erty, ID. Dr. al a. u bIeosOes b
d. D., Washington street n.,,- m, $780,.
Rev. w. III. Atwill, at C. p. Butlcrs Old street.
Rev. George II. Ray, at MIRA Thomas Why'es'
Rev X. II. Bennett, at Captain Samuel
Rev. q. g. Wertenbaker. at Hotel Gary, Tahb
Rev. Il. NJ. Peterson, D. D., atMatt PetersOn's'
Rev. John p. Woodward. at Mrs. Eichbers's'
Sycamore street O..
MA Nav r. p. wise, at Hotel Gary, Tabb street.
Rev. W. K. Evans, ID. D., at 1. j. Jenerson's
Rev. r. n. sledd, d. D., at ]. +. Rockeweirs
Union street.
Rev. ". q. Starr. D. D., at John @ Jackson's
Rev. W. Edwards, d. D.. at Rev. R. t. WI
sons, Union avenue. 60.
Rev. &. 4. Lambeth, d. D., at Alexander Ham
ilton's Union street.
Rev. IL. NJ. Hope at Albemarle Hotel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

0,AZEwRLL ELLETT. 49,
L AT LAW, has rs e }ss,s,s,i IS SA!.o'''
Nos. 80, ~, AND 81 7, ,,,, 80 e. 49, ..,.
B1Nk BUILDING Phone W. .. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-08

AGENTS. WANTED.

o. 600 AGENTS WANTED.
csOOO 1900 already stared are
rolling NJ great lists OF orders for The ONLY
AUTHENTIC Observation-Disclosures LIFE OF
HON CHARLES STEWART PAbNELL, written
by lis mother and Robert AcWaie, Esq. splen-
did portraits OF Parnell, Gladstone, Mrs. Parnoll
hrs. o Shea-Parnell, sc. Price only $50. Sale
immense. Agents report % 20 90 orders day.
ACT QUICK. Send 25c. for outfit TO HUBBARD
BROTHERS, publishers, 4O6 Race street, Phile-
delphia. no s'lUIs