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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
VIRGINIA DAYS AT The FAIR.
Her Representatives to DO Welcomed at the
Raleigh Exposition.
REUNION OF EX-COHFEDERATE VETERANS
RI. North Carolina aud Virginia Tobacco
: Association and Alliance Organization
to Meet To-Day.

R.1yrGH. n. c.. Oct. Especial. TO
morrow and next day having been set apart
as Virginia days at the Exposition. Hon
James Whitehead. Commissioner of Agricui
ture Of the State Of Virginia. and other dis
tinguished gentlemen from that State VII
arrive in Raleigh tomorrow ut LAB O'CLOCK
They will be met at the depot by Hon. John
Robinson. commissioner Of agriculture OF TINS
State: Captain Octavins Coke. and other gen
tlemen to be designated by the Goyerno'
from among the State officers.
TO WELCOME VIRGINIA.
The distinguished visitors will be formally
welcomed in the grand stand Wednesday at
IL o'clock A. VI. when Hon. Octavius Coke,
Secretary Of State OF North Carolina. and a
native OF Virginia. will deliver the address OF
introduction aud welcome Mr.. wilcox Oh
Norfolk. arrived here to-day and VIII also
deliver an address tomorrow al the E1posl-
ton grounds on behalf of Virginia.
OLD SOLDIERS Will MEET.
On the 18th of October the old soldiers Of
the State are TO meet in Raleigh on the Expo
sition grounds and parade. flags have been
prepared tor each North Carolina brigade and
for each battalion of artillery and tor the
Junior Reserves The old veterans Of Lanes Ori-
gade for instance VIII have tag OF their own
and they will march once more together aud
so with each brigade and each organization.
1t will be an occasion that will long be rs
membered
Preparations are actively in progress at the
Exposition tor the State Fair, which Will be
he'd as usual this year, and will open next
Tuesday.
Colonel John o. Cunningham has been
appointed CHER marshal.
ALLIANCE MEN ARRIVE.
President Marion Butler. of the North
Carolina farmers Alliance, state Lecturer ).
s. bell and other prominent Alliance men
from both North Carolina and Virginia ar
rived here 10 day 10 attend g meeting OF the
executive committee Of the North Carolina
AM Virginia Tobacco Association.
This Is an Alliance organization which was
formed last May ut Henderson.
BUENA yIsTA's EXHIBIT.
BUENA VISTA. Va. Oct. Especial. "A
car load Of specimens of iuena Nstas indus
trial establishments was forwarded to-day to
the Southern Exposition at Raleigh. n. &.
In it are wooden goods. friedrich, glassware.
saddles iron and iron ana steel machinery.
wagons. egg-crates, etc.. and many specimens
Of valuable minerals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06

DIR. j. Knox Thompson Nominssed-Son'
tested Election Cnsc-Othcr News.

| Pyrypspuna VA, Oct. 5.-lSpecial.l-1ht
| Democratic Convention held at Dinwiddie
| Courthouse to-day nominated DR.. j. hnoS
| thompson for the Legislature.
| Judge a. A. Hancock passed through mere
! this morning en- route for holloway court.
| house 10 bold special term OF the circuit cour'
| OF that county =,
| At Ibis term Judge Hancock viii render his
| decision in the contested election case IN ihls
county. he same questions are inyoitea IN
| this case 80 there were ia the contested eiecuon
case in Prince Edward county,
At the annual meeting Of the tobacco TX
change held to-day, the following officers were
clcctsd tor the ensuing term: President. IL. 4.
Arlington; vice-president q: 4. ufDorne; secrc-
tary anu treasurer John J. Iannl yer, au1 'oli-
Ger. James 4. Iosh; board OF directors, a.
Martin. j. NJ. Iarham, D }. Hurt ana george
Cameron. The Exchange voted slOO 10 Mr.
Bannist,r in addition 10 h $ regular salary III
recognition OF faithful SEW ces. IN 4,
Dir G. j. Abernathy. day or two ago. hl,leu
in Dinw1ddic county two deers ana one 'ufAoy
gObbier in two shots.
A revival was commenced tonight at Vest
End baptist church The pastor VIII be as
sisted by kev. Sir. Frisioc. OF the Eastern
shore.
inc, university school ofthis city "; Gordon
with largely il G Ased nnmber. over last ses-
SION Moro than l0I pupils were enrolled req
rcsenting all sections OF the country from NO"
Judge u. NJ Bernard to-day granted = char
ter 10 the Franklin Press Company; Inc IN
cCrpoT8iOrs arc IhOmas spencer. bcoiEo y
Amcron, Jr.. James b Prenti>s, Thomas VI.
Davis and L. L. illus Tho capital stock ~ TO
be not less than $3.50 nor more than s23'ODI.
The objects and purposes Of the company are
10 execute all kinds OF lrin'ing ana litho-
graphy. and publish and sell books, newspapers
and other literature.
Mossrs. Herbert Friend. aged about eighteen
years, and Gus Pierce aged twenty-five years;
charged with attempting TO commit criminal
assault on Misses Mary and Augury Rigging
aged respectively fourteen aud fifteen years,
had an examination TO day before Justices Rob
erisOn and White at Chester. About forty W.T.
nessos were examined The examination began
at II 20 clock this morning and was not con-
cluded unit 1870 O'Clock this afternoon, After
hearing the testimony the justices discharged
the two young men The compliments ana
and defendants are from Chesterfield county
and reside In the neighborhood of Chester
Congressman Epes addressed largo crowd NJ
EmIoria Greonsyillc county today on the
poll lea issues OF tho day.
Captain 4. H.. Lassiter, Captain W. IL. Favos;
CHIEF Of police. and Messrs Hugh Jackson and
Richard Harris, OF this city. have been sum.
monod 10 appear before Maeisi a'e aylor, MT
Prince George Courthouse, Oh thursday next,
70 answer tho charge OF trespsss on the eating
Marshes on tho Appomattox river where II Is
alleged they wero engaged IN shooting sora.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06

Much Damage Done-Annual Meeting Of the
Tobacco Board of Trade.

WESTON. n. c., Oct. Especial. IA
costly collision occurred on the west Fourth
street car line yesterday and came near
being fatal one. The large summer car that
WAS augmenting the regular runs with altei =
nate trips was behind the regular car going
down deep descent at a very rapid speed
when the former stopped - put OF passon-
gers aud the latter dashed az full speed into
the same. breaking the switch boards and
timbers of both cars and causing a $500
wreck. The motor man on the latter car WAS
thrown over in the former and badly bruised,
while one or two other persons were slightly
injured. The two cars were too close to each
other ard both were making too rapid time.
The Winston Tobacco Board of Trade held
all annual meeting this afternoon and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year.
NJ. 4. Walker. president; w. =. Watts vice
president; Frank Coleman. secretary; w. ID.
Stockton, treasurer A. ii. Coleman and John
+. Coles. supervisors Of sales; w. n. Rey-
nolds L. L. Vaughn. j. b. Mosely arbitration
committee. Retiring President w W Wood
read admirable address, giving valuable
statistics of the growth, etc. of this market.
His report for past year shows there was
l6.0s6,373 pounds of leaf sold at an average
OF sll.S9. Sales Of manufactured goods were
l0.40l ,023 pounds revenue tax paid, $685.
92l.2S. Total value. So 536, 347.S2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
TOBACCO ASSOCIATIONS.
Annual Meeting in Danvilie-Ofiicers for the
Ensuing Year Elected.

DAsv1LLE. Va. oct. Especial. THE an
nua meeting of the Danvile Tobacco Asso-
citation was held here to-day. The report OF
Paul G. Yenable. the president. was an inter-
esting account of the leaf tobacco and manu-
featuring interests of the city for the past
twelve months. and "a most satisfactory pro.
phecy and comment on the probabilities OF
the crop of and the business prospective or
the ensuing year.
The following officers of the ASSOCIATION
were elected tor the ensuing year. James
Glenn president; ]. :. Bendall. secretary ana
treasurer: f. e.. Moseley. yice-president: /.
s. Bendall. inspector and manager OF sales;
The various committees were appointed. ana
all the oflicert necessary for a new year 9 work
were placed in charge. The ewiy-elected
president is n member OF the firm of Pemter-
ton & Penn. leaf tobacco dealers, who have
been in business here for more than twenty
years The retiring presidents report shows
the association 20 DO in tiourlshIng condl-
ton and everything working harmoniousy,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
GLOUCESTER Politics.
Captain Tabb Makes His Opening Speech
The Opposition-Dr. Page Reads.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. Va. Oct g.
Especial The political caldron is boiling
to-day. Captain John n. Tabb made bis
opening speech in the campaign. His speech
was characteristic of the man. straightfor-
ward earnest honest and 20 the point. Cap
tain Iabb, in his brief speech. made fine
impression.
Hon James n. Stubs sustains his reputa-
ton as q stump speaker.
Hon James NJ. Stubs the Independent
Republican Alliance candidate. made one of
his characteristic. speeches. No one knows
Just how Mr. Stubs is to stand lie is not
Endorsed by any alliance or any party.
Mr.. John w. Tits. who has announced
himself as an Independent Democratic candi-
date. made no speech. but he industriously
distributed his cards and tried to advance his
interests.
The Republicans will hold meeting to
consult as 10 what action they will take. IL
is not known whether they will make a nomi-
nation indOrsing one of the candidates
already in the field. or take no action what
ever The Democrats are very confident of
success.
Judge Garnett is holding court for Judge
Jones. who is still sick.
DIR. Thomas Nelson Page gave reading
here to-day for the benefit of the Episcopal
rectOry. OF course every one was delighted
with Or. Pages elegant rendering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
Il NEGRO KILLED.
No Clue TO the Nurdcrer-A Sunday Cu'''"s
Anray-Other Norfolk Notes.


Anray-Other Norfolk Notes.
NoRroLK. Va. October 5.-GSpecial. SAT
urday night about Q o'clock negro man
named Aaron Smith was shot and killed oy
An unknown party on the London Bridge
road near kempsvi)le. Princess Anne county.
He was leaving his house at the time ana !,
load of buckshot struck him in the head ana
face. causing instant death. No clue 10 'no
meeting of the Baptis:s of Nerfolk. Ports.
mouth and Berkeley was held to-day 10 maAe
arrangements for the State Baptist Associa-
ton which meets in this city.
Mr. Vernon G.. Grant. prominent citiAen
OF this city, died yesterday.
The northwest signal was holsted to-higu'.
Cyclone Oft the Middle Atlantic coast; north
west gales" No small craft left the haroor
tonight. IL.
A cutting affair occurred Sunday night;
Ned Bradford in difficulty cut Rowland
Nash with q pocket~knfe in the left SIDE. Just
over the first rib The wounded man was on
tho street to-day Bradford va arrested.
but was let out on bail. Both Of them are OF
the best families Of Norfolk. and an enort
is being made to settle the affair outside Oh
tls cOurts
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
NO OPPOSITION.
DIR. Lewis, the Alliance Candidate, VIII Not
be Antaeonized la King William.

KING WILLIAM COURTHOUSE Oct. 5.-lSpeciaLl
DIR. John Lewis the Alliance candidate for the
House of Representatives from this county, was
Endorsed by the Democrats in convention.
Since then ii is understood that Dr. Lewis de-
ciines being considered the emOcrailc n0mi-
nee In lis card OF thanks to the Alliance he
recognizes no party lines but sOiicits tine votes
of all PARTIES pectiye OF party or color" AZ
matters now stand there will be no political
candidate in the field. and for the first time N
manv years no antagonism between Democrat
and Republican
Owing, probably to tho remarkably warm
weather following a wet summer there Is
rather more malaria than usual. but we have
been free from diphtheria and typhoid fever
which seem 10 have been such a scourge TO many
sections.
The continued warm spell has prolonged the
sora season. Large numbers OF these birds
have been killed in some marches, and the
sportsmen by day and the tOrchlight hunters by
night will continue 10 bag them until Jack
Frost shall send them to their winter quarters
where, no one knows.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
ALBEMARLE NOMINATIONS.
Messrs. w. q. Parish and j. T. TilIman
Chosen by the Democratic Convention.


CHAIR orTrsymLE, Va, Oct. Especial i
The Democratic Convention met to-day. with
every precinct represented Before the COM
mittec on credentials had reported a gentle
man representing Mr.. John ). Harris, one of
the candidates stated that he had n PROPOSE
ton 10 make from his principal He was cut
OF by some parliamentary consideration, but
the proposition WAS made later and was in
effect TINT if Mr.. farishs friends would snp-
port Harris the latters friends would sup
port Parish. Nothing came of the pro
pOsai and motion 10 bind the particpators
in the convention to support its action was
opposed by the Harris men-l9 noes ~ yeas
All but two Of the Harris men then Withdrew
from the convention. threatening to run
Harris as independent
Messrs. W. q. Parish and j. r. Tillman
were then nominated. the former receiving
forty-seven votes and the latter forty-fve;
two voted for Harris Tillman and Parish
are farmers. Parish and Harris had been IN
dorsed by the Farmers Alliance.
Resolutions indorsing Senator Daniel were
unanimously adopted.
General Thomas L. Rosser delivered an ex-
cellcnt address after the convention adjourn
ed
When hound freight train reached
Clifton Forge Sunday morning the body of
Jack Gay WAS found on the top of one of the
cars. lie was qnite dead. the injury which had
caused death having hoen inflicted on the side
of his head. The theory on which his death is
accounted for Is that lie was staining on the top
OF the car when 1t entered Coleman tunnel n
few miles east of Clifton Forge, and that his
head struck the roof Of the tunnel
Miss Daisy Spooner. OF this city. and Nr n. W.
Thomas. Of Blacksburg, were married Saturday
at the Metropolitan church. Washington. They
returned 10 this city Faturday. The bride Is
the youngest daughter OF the city engineer
DR. Charles L. Mertenbaker surgeon OF the
United states army. Is on visit 10 his father
Colonel Charles {. Mertenbaker, of this city
DR.. Nerenbaker's present post is Chicago
Mr.. Joseph a. Peck. OF the I'edford City Dem
ocrat. and Mr.. ]. Lazarus and family. OK Phils-
deiphia, are in the city.
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But the Alliance Candidate would Not Make
Similar Sacrifice.

LUSESBUR0. G. H., Va. Oct. 3.-iSpecial)-A'
heretofore stated in TIE TINES the Democratic
Convention nominated Mr.. OVERLY for the
House and tho Alliance refused TO accept him
and then nominated their own candidate mr..
j. 4. Williams. IN order 10 BRING aDout Party
harmony the Dcmocra ic County tomMl leo
met at tho court house YESTERDAY and asked Mr.
OycrDy to withdraw and in a spirit Of harmony
he expressed his willingness 10 DO SO II williams
would also. The committee then aaoptce me
following: "hesoiyei, That The thanks OF thlS
convention are due u and are hcreDy tolbcfed
TO the Hon. John W. OVERLY FOR his patriotism
and self-sacrlfice for the good Of the Demo
cratic party, manifested By his action OF to-day,
touching ihe matter fofOre this convention
he Democratic County Committee flCn 1D-
pointed committee OF six TO wait upon tho
Alliance which had met ~ the courthou'e 20
receive tho reports from tho different cub
Alliances, thirteen out Of hItcen OF when Da1
indOrsed Williams as their candidate, and pro-
foSed to the Alliance that the Democrats would
Withdraw Mr.. Oyorhy II tho Alliance would
Withdraw Williams. in order 30 select a now
candidate who would be acccptaDle 10 hoth the
democrats and tho. Alliance. Williams. tho
Alliance candidate. refused % Withdraw.
The Democratic committee then rendered tho
nomination 10 DR. William j. Hardy. VINO nc
copied II. Mr. overly having Withdrawn IN
order TO try and bring about harmony in tho
party. There are. therefore, two caud IN
thc' feld-Hardy. the emOcrailc nominee and
Williams tho Alliance candidate. Mr.. Hardy IS
young man OF push md energy. Appointment
Alhnncc man and farmer amt will, no doubt.
make vigorous canvass
II is believed the liepuhlicaDs will now put a
candidate in the field for the legislature
Miss Helen Stockdell and Miss Lizzie Jones,
Of Petersburg. are visiting their relative,
Mr.. Ben. May of Lunenburg Courthouse,
Miss Helen Stockdell is brilliant and charm
ing and n magnificent performer on the piano
and guitar, having graduated at the ConserYa-
tory OF Music at Boston Miss Jones is very at
fractlye.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06

At Pleasant Grove, Lunenburg county. Satur-
day. Alien Arnold, fourteen years old. while
hunting shot himself in the leg. and before as
sistance could be had bled to death.
At Salem. Roanoke county. last week Buck To-
ner. sn employe Of Rentzs circus. struck Henry
Evans. a citizen, on the head with a club in
fictng injuries which caused Evans death Sat-
urdsy Toner made his escape.
Tho Roanoke machine shops have resumed
work on full lime, and large number OF add
tional hands will be put TO work this week
Jesse Van Pelt. an inmate of the almshouse of
Rockbridge county. committed suicide last week
by cult ng his throat.
Mr.. Jonn Williams, living near Burton's Creek
postofice, in Campbell county. his wife two
sons and two daughters are all sick with typhoid
fever. Mrs. Williams is critically Ill and her re-
eovery IL doubtful.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
Large Tobacco Crop In Charlotte

AsPEN'WALL. VA, Oct. 3.-fSpecial. THE two
weeks last past have seen one Of the largest to-
bacco ciops housed ever raised in this section,
and nearly all of fine quality.
Mrs kosa Bass has returned from her visit TO
Iynchburg.
Mrs l.. l.. baldwin is home from Halifax coun-
" and keysvilie
A most ENJOYABLE Iarty was given the young
people ON the night Of October 2d at the house
of Mr.. Samuel Baldwin.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
Captain Scott Endorsed.

BRAKES BRANCH, Va, Oct: Especial. AT a
regular meeting of the brakes Branch Alliance
No 2s3 of Charlotte county the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted and the secro-
tary was instructed TO send copy T. the Char
lotte Gazette, Richmond TINES and y Iaso City
Progress:
Resolved, That rs the action of this Alliance
IN rejecting the application of Captain Thomas
W. Scott has been misconstrned and used to
his injury we indorse his nomination for the
Senate and ask our brother Alllancemen of this
and Meckienburp county TO rally TO his sup
port on the 81 II n )yember neat as W believe
him To he fully in sympathy will all Il the de-
mands Of our order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
DIPHTHERIA IN HENRICO
Causes q School to Cose-Found Dead in
Bed

GAYroN. VA, Oct. Special]-Diphtheria is
prevailing TO a considerable extent in the neigh
borhood of Shady Grove church, so much as to
necesstate closing the public school at that
place Seven cases are reported for this week
though 1t Is not thoughtto be OF the malignant
type that prevails in some other places
MIR. John Maxwell. whose homo WAS with his
sister, Mrs. Jane Woodward, was found dead in
his bed Yesterday morning. He was about sew
enty, and had been IN failing health for some
time back
Mr.. Virgil Deiirick returned to William and
Mary College to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06

VIII you heed the warning-ths signal. per-
haps, Of the sure approach OF that more errlDle
disease eo GS9nssq n b ASK yourselves yoa
to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure
more than million Of bottles were sold the past
year. 1t relieves Group and Whooping Cough
at once. Mothers, do not be without it. Sample
bottles free. sold by Bodeker Brothers aud
flall ktreefA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
Juiin Coleman Convicted In HALIFAX.

HoUsToN, Va, Oct. Especial l-Our county
court has been in session during the whole week
resniting IN the conviction of Julia Ann Cole
man Tor voluntary granddaughter Other persons
were placed behind the bars for rnisdemoanors
and ordered 10 .oin the chain gang in working
our roads.
Rev: Shipman. pastor Of the Baptist church of
this place. will soon hold = series If meetings
assisted by Dr. elk. of Lynchbnrc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06

CuRDsyILLE. Va. Oct. Especial THE
weather is excessively dry. Tobacco is being
housed very rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Cox of Shenandoah
county, Va. who were married last week. are
stay Ing with his uncle. Mr.. Mat. Cox. near
this place.
Mr.. Anderson Wright. formerly treasurer of
the county and more recently tobacco inspec-
tor IN farmvllle. died suddenly Wednesday
of an attack OF paralysis, and was buried yes
to-day at his home near here by the Rev. DIR.
Bagby, OF the Baptist church, pastor at Farm
vile. Mr.. Wright was very popular man.
Episcopal services are being held this week
at st. Peters church, Curdsville, by the Evan
gelist
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
Waited by Northern Capitallsts.

LEXINGTON. Va. Oct. Especial. IA
party of one hundred and fifty Northern cap
arrived at Natural Bridge Saturday and re-
manned over Sunday. Many of them had
never seen the Bridge before. and were forci-
bly, struck with its beauty. They left for
Richmond to-day via Luray. They are very
much pleased with the section of Virginia
they have Seen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
The Republicans in Louisa County.

LOUISA, ", Oct. s.-lSpecial.l-Ihe Repuhli-
can party had a meeting to-day in tho conri-
house building TO take into consideration the
advisabilty of nominating q candidate for the
Legislature. Al or deciding 50 make a nomina-
ton. and, in point of fact after two names were
properly before the meeting, it was decided to
adjourn until court-day.
The weather IS dry aud warm. Most Of the
tobacco crop has been safely housed. and wheat
sowing IS retarded only by the extreme hard
moss and dryness of the land.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
Newport News Notes.

NEWPORT News. Va. Oct Especial. Mr..
and Mrs. T. i, Finch, OF Richmond who were
recently married in Washington were in New
port News yesterday visiting friends hrs
Finch. nee Nelson owns fortune in roal estate
here The properly is said TO be worth quarter
OF q million.
The new a France fine engine, purchased by
the Board OF Trade, has arrived. Ii was given o
cordial welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
Your OpportunifY.

Embrace it and buy lot in Fredericksburg
Va. the coming manufacturing city of the
South. It's immense water-power mild climate
unexcelled shipping facilities, health record
and cheap living make it the most attractive
place for manufacturing in the United
States. Attend the lot drawings and sale
October eth and eth. Reduced transporta-
ton. See advertisement in this paper.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
The Spider and Fly" gave the best show
last night seen here for a long time.

Another real estate agent reports the quail
ity and quantity of TaE TINES circulation
what it is claimed to be. Mr. John T. God
din, real estate agent, last week advertised an
auction sale in THE TIMES and sold the brick
house No. COS north Second street. Their
was a large attendance and spirited bidding
and good sale.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
DID HE XIII HIS WIFE?

Many Suspicious Bruises Found On the Dead
Body of Mrs. Cummings.
BRIsToL, Tenn, October Especial. J.
Mrs. j. B. Cummings died here suddenly Sat-
urday night.
When her body was dressed for burial many
bruises were found.
1t is snid her death was caused by beating
from her husband.
Sensational Developments are expected to-
morrow.
The above facts leaked ont to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-06
Colonel O'Ferrall Speaks.

.srEvzSsvILLE, Va. Oct. Especial Hon
Mr. Oferrsll gave splendid speech to large
crowd al hing and Queen Courthouse on Thurs
day last. - --''i
The people OF our county are warm for Jones.
our candidate for the Legislature.
Hey; Is Cabell Henning, Of Rruington.
preached capital sermon at the public school.
audiences. M" "'''A'i'e