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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13
Encaustic Tiles.

Possibly the term ''encaustic" as APP
piled to tiles is not Familiarity under
stood. Strictly speaking, it includes
''such as are decorated with patterns
formed with different colored clays in
laid in the tile, and fired with it," This
art, we are told, had its origin in the
latter part of the twelfth century; but
its highest degree Of success was reach
ed n hundred years later, and ~waslarge-
ly in demand for the decoration of
Gothic buildings. These %encaustic tiles
were also in great request for pave
ments. A learned man, devoting much
time to the study Of antique relics,
writes of inscriptions full of interest
"cntering into the designs of such tiles"
One quoted with special enthusiasm,
was seen in a church at Great NAL
vern, and very difficult to decipher, is
thus rendered, and brokenly, as seems
evident:
"Think man, thy life
May not ever endure.
That thou do'st myself,
or that thou art sure.
But that thou keepest
Unto thy executors care,
II ever II avail thee,
1t IS but chance"
-Harper's Bazaar.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

Mrs. Hicks-I want you to match a
piece of silk for Inc this morning; but
you are such a stupid thing, | know
you will make q blunder. Hicks
You evidently take me for an idiot. If
l mistake the exact shade, texture OF
wen the make, l will buy you a box OF
gloves. IAN hour later. Hioks-Here,
Tape, give me a quarter of q yard like
that. If you make a mistake, I'll get
you fred. SeeP Tape-Here it is.
Do you want it straight, or on the biasP
Hicks-Both, you idiot! What do you
take me for?-Chicago Globe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13
"A Harmless Symposium.--S

"A Harmless Symposium.--spriggs
(who is bald)-"What makes your
whiskers SO thin on the right side Of
your facet" Fggs-'Oh, that comes
from always sleeping on my right side,
That rubs away the hair" Bliggs-
"If that's the rule, then ] suppose
Spriggs must sleep while standing on
his head. r-Exchsnge
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13
HANDY GRATING KNIFE

Inches long and IL inches wide; the
square point is 81 inches long. The
point is driven into the middle of the
stem to keep open the clefts for insert.
Ing the gratis. A wooden mallct should
be used. Fl. Mohr, in Farm and Fire
side.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13
chndrnn Enjoy

TAe pleasant favor, gentle action and
soothinp effects Of Syrup OF Figs, when In
need of n laxative and if the father ormoth-
or he costive or bilious the most gratifying
results followit use, so that IL is ths DeSt
should have u bottle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

Dam roads increase the yaI.s N ,as.
alta D1cD~N ~ inviting tns hest ~,
pie " ssttis IN the t,na thss I'M
prves1, and s,s ~ ibcsIosIsbiA ,Nsess
n,ss rsn-tal pubis Hartford tC,rs ,
Tbsss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

the average price Of steel rails In
England Is now about s22 per Ton.
while In this country the steel rail e,n.
bination has kept this price a. sso ~,
ton 1881 at Chicago since January
Our rail mills produced about ANN a.
tons last year. AZ the present differ.
ence between the domestic and ,.,s,..
price the same quantity this year viii
coat our railroads $1,000, 40 m,rs .Ls,
the English psics, Yet We are tDld tLs,
the tariff N not . tax
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13
GRATING KNIFE.

Any Blacksmi h Can Make One from an
Old File.
The cut shows a handy grating
knife. 1t is not patented. Any black
smith can make one from an old file.
1t is 1OH inches long, including handle,
which is 4 inches; the blade is "a
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

PAIN from indigestion, dyspepsia and too
hearty eating is relieved at once by. taking
one of Cnrter's Little Liver Pills illmedi'
stely after dinner, D~on'tforget this
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

You can't helplikingthem they are sovery
small and their action Is so perfect One pure
dose Carriers Little Liver Pills. Try them.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

"PoLIrIos is so funny" remarked Miss
FllppIns. "A mar runs for office, and then
the hrst thing you know the officers are
All running after the mar ."-Washington
Past
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

SWEET n~othings" he exclaimed softly,
as he looked at the row OF ciphers after the
figure on the check,-Washington Post
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

Hr-"Win you marry mcr She-''Do
you drink ruml' He-"No; do you chew
gump'-N. Y. Record.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

EASY Justification Whose quarrels are
shortestl Those of the composing room
foreman. He is always willing to mako up.
-%Btooklyn Eagle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

GLENN's Sulphur Soap Is n genuine rem
edy for Skin Diseases.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, on cents
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

AxKNr spring styles 1t may be noted that
the ocean will wear o rulied surge with
white foam trimmings -Binghamton Re-
publican.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

-Dashley-What an inveterate nui-
sance that fellow Sponger is. never
meet him that he does not want to
touch me for a loan. Cashley-When he
touches me it's a case of touch and
20" with him. America.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13
A BIT OF DIPLOMACY.
How Marian Proved Herself to Be
"Quite a Heroine"
Written for This Paper.

WO gentlemen
sat chatting on
the piazza of a
summer hotel.
Both were ell
derby bachelors
and Il crutch
and cane lay on
the floor beside
one.
Il here h a d
been a soft rain
falling all that
dav, but it was
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

Amateur Hunter, Finding a Dead
Hare-There thou liest, and no one men
tons thee! But If I had shot thee, ev-
erybody would have talked about thee.
-Fliegende Rlatter.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

BRONCHITIS is cured by frequent small
doses of Piso's Cure for Consumption.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1891-06-13

BE not deceived by thegrease on the slide
Of folly; there are slivers under tn. Y.
Herald.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
CHINA TO BE CALLED TO TAw.



W.sm>6roN. September q \ week aro
Secretary lracv, a.''r summing up the
number of Am.rcan waf-vr--cis IN
Chimes. water. Remark /. " w. however,
the American missions and American citl-
zru- IN China arc % rely upon 'pnboats
for Their protection ~, .er than ipoi thc
Chinese Government. our hect in those
water, must be very llr.ely increased
Since that u't'rance events nav" 80
shaped themselves ~ - Indicate the WIS
dom # Ir.oar-ng o. meet tho emergency
foresee,. hv Secretary irucy. While there
Is ~ present 10 formal alliance, vet the
Government # the uitel states has
reached Al understanding with the Gov
crumeLts ot Great Britain, france, and
Germany by the terms ot which. III the
event # the failure oi the ,hlnrse Gov
crnmeni g. AFFORD adequate guarantees Tor
the uro'ectiOu of the lives. property and
interests oi the citizens OF tne four na-
tons. that duty Is 20 be undertaken by
thr t,oysrnmrnts % the United States,
Great Britain. Hermany. and France act
iue Jointly. iu cas-. Of rot or other Dis
turhaura the vessels of either Of the four
nations H.l afford refuge u the citizens
az any IF th, ether nations and ~illundtr-
take To- plOfect their consllates anu
other interests. II Is not known whether
or ur' . combined naval Demon
!
| Chinese Government 10 u realization Ot
III. Justice 0t the demands OF Europe and
America that tue property rights and
| lives OF their citizens be respected. and 1t
NAV bp inAt the naval forces Will cOniine
| thor operations 10 system Of watcAtul
manuuyrrs that sha!! have III view the
presence of one or more vessels ut every
| port where an ant.-foreign outbreak Is
| threat But TINS will neccs,itate an
. 4 -
can be repaired IN season she WILL be sent
| from San Francisco 10 JOIu Admiral Bel
| kuaps squadron. Such other additions
Will be made ~ can be spared from other
! stations, and these United States vessels,
| although mostly antiquated and Of little
/ service III M engagement with such
modern naval vessels AS ~ are included III
! the English. French. German. and even
! Chinese fleets, would be equally a. vau-
able AZ (and from their light draft perhaps
more sC) than the modern vessels III quell-
| ing riot and operating IL shallow rivera
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
Expect Sote-RaIsing.

WAsdISGToS, September 2l.-Probably
the most expert nOte-raising ever at
tempted has been received Al the Treasury
Department from Denver, Col. Ii Is IN
the torn Of ~ certificate with the Mar
tina Washington head raised to $40
national bank note. When the great diff
ference IL the designs OF the two notes is
taken INTO consideration the work of the
nOte-ralser Il remarkable and cannot be
detected without close scrutiny. The
ylgnette OF Martha Washington on the
face of the certificate has been 80 reduced
IL shade that II Is not visible except on
close inspection, and over that the picture
of Benjamin Franklin has been painted.
All the heavy dark background of the
vlgnette has been entirely erased and
above the vignette has been reproduced
the counter. IN which are written tho
letters Ten" On the right side Of
the face Of the note the Treasury
rumber has been transformed into a die
bearing the figure ~. The geometrical
lathe-work on the right side OF the iace Of
the note has been transformed into the
ngure of woman resting On the back OF
an eagle soaring above the clouds. The
words 'one silver dollar" ON the geome-
trical die IN the centre OF the face have
been clcverly changed to ten dollars" ON
the back OF the note. The large figure
II" on either end has been removed, aud
by the skilful use of chemicals and ink the
note-raiser has on tho loft produced an al
most exact copy Of the coat-of-srms ol
one Of the western States, aud on the right
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
hand tho eagle and fag, incloscd in an
oval, which appear on this part OF every
national bank note.
HURRICANE ~ LIVERPOOL.
Flood, Wrecks. and Destruction OF
Bridges-The Damage Great.

rBy Anglo-American cable 10 no Dspafch.I
LIvIapooL. Evo., September 2i.-A hur-
ricane swept over the river Mersey to-day.
doing considerable damage 70 shipping.
At Blackpool, Lancashire. the houses have
been inundated and n great amount or
damage has been done - the crops. ke-
norts from several SECTIONS Il North Wales
show that the storm has Hooded the val
leys and that the farmers have suffered Sc
yerely. Tho Berwick life-boat went OUT
twice 10 the Danish schooner freys ana
the schooner Aukathor. Both vessels werc
wrecked bu. the crews with the exception
~ one seaman, wore saved with the aid ~
the rocket apparatus Navigation on tho
Tweed IS dangerous on account Of floating
trees and wreckage. Immense quantities
Of corn are washing down the river. SeNe-
ral Yachts have been suns at Lamar
fech.n. Heavy clouds prevail IN tho tdir-
bur,h district. A number Of pleasure
boats have been destroyed At Porto beiio
and tho pier has been damaged. Hallway
BRIDGES nj Penicuick and IN the EsA dis-
trict have collapsed and traffic - insor-
rupted and in many cases suspended.
IMMENSE p,NAGE N THE HiduLANDs.
LoxnoS. September 1.-The gale has
caused immense damage IN the Highlands.
tho swollen rivers having washed away the
corn. turuip. and potato crops and many
sheep. The now schooner blOnWen has
been wrecked at Cardigan. Iae crew was
saved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22

one Of their number became angered at
some trihing occurrence and Immediately
ordered the BOYS 20 get away from MN. OF
somebody would be hurt. All OF the boys
with the exception of one seven years old
left at once. and after he had been ordered
away several times aud still refusing TO
leave, the other went into the house. ana
securing a double-barfelled shotgun.
walked out 20 the little fellow standing u
few PAGES from the house and deliberately
shot and instantly killed him, discharging
both barrels. The authorities were I'M
mediately notified and they proceeded at
once to the scene and arrested the muir
derer. who. by the way. IS oniy nine years
Of age Your correspondent could learn
nothing Of the names or other particulars.
NrBDERER ARREsrED.
4 dispatch from Heathsville. Va. saws;
A man answering the description Of WI.
liam Robinson. tbe wlsc-muricrer ot
Hooper's Island. Md, but giving his
name as John FrsMciS Mitchell. was ar
rested there this morning. lie landed az
that place last night. crossing the creek
and turning the boat loose. which caused
suspicion and later his arrest. The an,
thori,ies OF Cambridge, Nd. have ordered
the officials u hold him prisoner until
identification can be had.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
Gordon. lille Items.

fcorresuonience of ,he Richmond Dspatch.l
GoEpossyuLE. Va. september n. he
manager of the Bolton cottln-Niil have
ordered the machinery and Will purchase
a supply of yarn Within the next few day
anI It is confidently asserted TIE mills wlll
to- M operation On or before the mit.iv ot
October.
Jne bioom-.actory is In -ucc slui ooc-
raiIou and numbcr Of ofdors are a,roa y
ou ilr.
some of our Citizaus are now engaged m
erecting dwcillu--Lou,e~ IN OrirT rp su -
plv IA. increasing demand aud the actual
wants Of the present population.
The public schools are well latrOniled
thIs session.
The Rev. John NJ Helm pastor of the
Christian church IN tlls place. nilei an AZ $
puiutmeut ~ Somerset on sunday anu re-
turned to-day 70 baptile two persons.
Tic pr trtcte meeting IN the i'r. snyte-
rnn church continued through ihe pl,t
week. with service, on SUNDAY morn a-
and night. 20 good audiences throughout
the meeting.
Tie pastor of the Methodist church ok
per' 10 begu profrlctrl services ~ the
Methodist Episcopal church D'outhl III "a
short time.
Iho BAPTIST church has called the Rev.
Mr. Dickinson. 70 son of TIE k"y. Dr. \. J..
Dickinson. and expect him 10 assume ihc
pastoral charge oi tne.I congregation ia a
short time
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
FOR T4e HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
d.. Henley Endors,d ~ ihe old Capitsl
Alliance.

.., f........,
fC~re-p0 p0nirrr" oI tae Richmond pspa'chI
WuIr>N~W .. Va. September u The
lorr-,Hp,ct-d action oi tie Old CAPITAL
hItarc. I'D regard o. tle election ~ L.
-ro.ntorf f,- tl. House of l,. g1te. took
place ner, at d meeting e that body On
~,t1r4A. last. at which time Dr. Leonard
i.'.. w'" lne iiue ,t' was 'n,i l.
e. r Legislative A'L.I- 'N 'uc / ~" .''.' -
Maanc.. ol Jam,- CITY county, was fur
tl,r endorsed tF his own Alliance, aAd q
resolution sa- passed cAiilns upon nlIH 10
announce himself % cluiiiaie ior me A'S'
House ot Delegates ani Appearing To- al
tur A..lrc. u-h to rAiif To Alo '"iP J.
just t.t.go ti- re-olu'l.n p was p9s-e J.,
however. veld i'emocr"iir m- h'r- r..
.rvi from th- iinI an' refused 'o '"Ao
aay further part H. the proceedings.
Mr. g.. ". Harrison, roafmastcr ~ tie
Western Alabama railroad. with headqu ~
fcr- at Nunt- -oir.rv. Aia. Is ncre Win MS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
DISCHARGED FROM CUSTODY.
a Hung Jury-Tobacco Harm DESTROYED
by Fire Personal.

lNpr'lal tNt'Srhin % lh' bi7p pir'h'i
F,RMyuLg, Va. September 2l.- In the
COUNTY Court Of Prince Edward today the
case of John Rodgers ans Missouri
Redd.' charged with completely IN the
18th Of July post-oilice and store rOb0orcs
IN FarmVle. wa, uOle pros gpied.
jim Watkins (coloredl was tried today
tried for attcmplng an assault upon Ida
Brightwell. The ,nry failed 10 agree and
the pr. soner was rrmanded 10 Jall - await
another term of the court. The jury stood,
it il said. SIX for acquit,al and SIX for con-
ylctlOn.
Last night Mr. Drury Armistesd had tho
misfortune 10 lose by fra u barn ladenei
with bright tobacco, which he Was hue-
curing. Loss estimated At Si.0)0.
Miss Willie Buid. Of Blackstone. and
Miss plummer. II Petersburg. were guests
Of Miss Mamie Thornton Holman yestor-
day.
Sir Lowery Davidson. who has been a
resident OF farmvlle tor several mouths.
has returned t. his native town, Bedford
CITY
Or. Joseph q. Southan. Of Amelia, can
dldnte OF tho Ihirtieth district for the
senate. l. in town today.
Mr.. Courtney Franklin. Of AppOmattoX,
is attending Prince Edward court.
Hon. Il. I. HUBBARD, of Buckingham. Is
in the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
VETOED BY THE MAYOR.
He Gives His Reasons for Not Approving"
Number of sewer Revolutions.

The Mayor yesterday returned 10 the
Clerk of tue Council without his approval
the iolnt resolutions apprOpriatlng cI,VoO
lor the construction Of ID sewer on Cn@inn street
81 20 for "A sewer in the alley east OF fillmore
street; $3.50 10 pave WITH granite inc gutter oi.
esracr streef bet,ecn second and Third streets
400 10 construct a sewer on Leigh street De-
tween HancOck and kinney; $500 Tor the c coll-
struetiun of a sewer on Canal street, DctNesh
Fifth and sixth 81 200 for the CONSTRUCTION oi
sewer In LOuisa street.
Tho reason assigned by the Mayor Tor yetoins
the resolutions Is the failure 0f the Council 70
mas. them by a tWo-thirdr vote, according 10 ipo
reouirements " section 5 of The city char'ci'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
ElLED us BOND.
Clerk Grlniths. OF the Third Market, Duly
Qualified Yesterday.

Mr. Anthony Griiiths. the recently
el1cted ClerS Of the Third Market, yester-
.d',v appoared before Mr.. B. /. August the
CI1rk OF the City Council, and duly quail
ned to fill the position TO which he has
been chosen. He also filed with Clerk Au-
ru.t hls official bond il the sum of c2,0OO
with Messr-. James /. FeTritcr and D. l..
Gutiiths a. securities. -,
The Committee Oh the Third Market viii
meet in the Council Chamber at o'clock
today t. arrange for the opening OF the
new building for business. 1t IS thought
that the market will be opened Ut once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
TIE oysTeR-GROuNOS.
The Governor of Virginia ana Governor VI
MARYLAND 10 Inspect ih"m'

The Governor. Auditor Marye,, ana
- tbc ,o Chcsapeakc and It's Ir.brtaries' LEFT
',.v ,.cs'trda, afternoon for Old Poln.
wborr Ills morning they Will iake ne ! II; {,
MA ovs.er-navy steamer " Chesapeake w.
M proceed TO Crisield, Nd.
thnv will ION Governor Jackson,
S,.r,iani and a thorough inspection OF
,ie V,fsinia and Maryland oyster-grouhds
viii be made. v;.,;u,o and
,,l.iio,d ore closely connected, and both
G1y,rnors viii have q good deal TO say
olout the oyster question. III thcir ines-
sage. 10 the Legislatures OF their respec-
tive States. -, .....,,,, ol,ou. q
Ihc expedition will consume ao""' "
week, il Is thought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22

Z PITCHER BREAKS HIS ARM.
Scsrn Gases Of ryphoidFcvcr In One Fam
uy-.lai-Dogs KILLED.

, .r-o.aouIeure Co, the EieAmonI pl-ia;ra.l
WAEEEsfoS. September it.-On Mou.hy
a large crowd wa gathered ont On tn"
'front.' hald ii Mr.. Portman', farm T. W.T.
less the game of bail between the Front
ROYAL and Narreuton baseball teams. \
very exciting game y WAS, too. the score
h-ing 5to , IN favor of the Front Royals.
he Narrenton uiue sustained great mis-
fortune III losing their pitcher h,nner, a
,.ell-km0wn champion among amateurs,
who early in tnc game BROKE hls arm Just
a.oye the elbow In throwing "a bali
Tvph0il-ievtr LIS been quite prevalent
nm tire lower end of this county. IN one
family there have been seven cases within
ii, last three months, none of which.
however. have AS vet been fatal and hVe o.
winch hnyo euiirciy recovered.
here mas been considerable excitement
around Bealctou over mdd-togs. Several
ln.yc heeu seen ant killed IN that vicinity,
rot. however. before they had bitten seye-
raj other dog. and nogs Il !, coniectured
hy some that poi,on- winch had been put
out by those who were annoyed hF cailu"
visitors Wa the cause ot the hydrophobla
III the first instance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22

dent II. W. Hey informed those present that he
ma received letter from Grand Secretary J..
honfN N,lliamr. Of Pennsylvania, saying that
ic intended coming here with friend in No
No'fh"r next during Tho shooting season md he
would Ike to pay them a visit. Thcrcupon the
lodge requested their secretary to write ana In
Nite HIM. aud a committee viii bc appointed 10
MAKO arrangements tor the same.
ms lo-iro has recently been affiliated with
The brnud Lodge Of pounsyiNnnla. and visit 81
tone oi its grand officers would receive n hearty
wclrome. Tho W. Grand Secretary Is a good
spcakcr.
The order has now reached into tho Sand
WI a Islands. the Grand Lodge % california
hHthe instituted Captain Cooke Lodge, No. 3o3,
at Honolulu, July 2tst.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22

The ambulance was called - the DIS
PATCH corner 80 O'Clock Yesterday morning 20
attcud man who wa- suffering from epilepsy.
lie was reio "a aud i.'f.
At-.lu r. VI. fnrrr Nas summons 10 "a"
,f.e-nu.ax. rri OAio iourd-lou-e, rhere a
0lit. man haI been lc'iIeutly rDt over th" eye.
Tie 81. t.estcI aud giycu !uto tne care OF
friends
About an hour Inter rall from tho Richmond
Observation-Disclosures was responded O.. lHo
white men had cut fnnir fingers. iu1 wDunie,
m,mhcrs were ulndasc Z. aud th" mDn w're left
with friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
Mean temperaturc.....-..


| will sell our German fellow-citizsns
and such others as may desire 10 purchase
fireworks for celebration to-nish' al ire
works at the same rata ~ given ;nr COM
mlttec, who SO kindly gave me the con-
tract.
handle only tho firework' made by the
Detweller n Stree, Manufacturing Com
pany, aud their name T. n sufficient guar-
antee for the quality OF the goods.
/. Z. BCEkR. fl1zlni7."
lOl east lirOad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
Two Women anda.hiid KiiieI.


ATLANTA. GA, September ~. process
sion Of wagons returning from negro
canp-mee,ing AZ Liberty were cr 's-lng .he
Richmond and Danvile road when tho
uorih-uound vestibulc train came along
and struck one ~ thH wagon, containing
two women ana chill ana a man. Both
women aud the child were killed. and tho
man 1, uylug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

J. THOMPSON BROWN = CO.. ; p. N. trustees
sale 0f storo and dwelling NJ. 9iJ north Sc.
coni street.
z. A. CATLiN, 5P. NJ. brick dwelling No. 41i
north Fourth street
FRANK d. HILL & CO., ~ Z. 81, dwelling
No. 6O4 Beyiiere street.
J. II. VALENTINE, 1Ots A. a.. furniture. DO
tions, sc.
ELLIS & CATHCART. 4 p. NJ, steel engrayings,
Oeographs, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
Arrixed In IiNcrpDol.

Captain John f.. sullivan, Clerk OF the
First market, received n chuicstain i,'y,. iestrla,
Il Marshall and bride, the latter daush'sr m, =,
CAPTAIN Sullivan. MIR. Mnrehaii and MS. LIN,
sullivan were married nj Leigh-street pap. /.
church Septonber 9th, and icit at oDco 'o' '"'''
bridal t0ur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22

Blar's Chloral Thymol has boon for.y
used in many families If this CITY 90 pr'-
vent diphtheria. and whcrelt has appeared
- arrest IT, progress. IN this II has ben
remarkably successful. II i. a powerful
but harmless germ-destrover and tho
best deodorzer. For sale by dr..glsts.
Puce % cents u bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-22
Two ycry Young Persons Married.

SPECIAL telegram % the hisppi'h.l
Prr.asnlaG. Va, : ptembc7 u. -Ihomas
wilkinson. aged nineteen. AID Mss Mamie
BlluLlnsllp. uEed sixteen, of TINS city,
were united 30 marriage "t Weldon To-Day.
p,t. tn, rria. and groom are w,d-knowu
vouug person, Of this city. and hlS lv
connected They VIII return home toe
morrow.