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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
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2Senrt man BET 8abl ether Ir3nei iorgfdlttq
st. Shon mard)er bat iiG oaourd 9fas
Den 3uge5ogen, baB er nit Mirtureu, tueId)e
1ur blutretntgetlb uusgcgcben tperoen, uno
oeren CONTEMPLATING in ibrer vSiaigfeits
'lsegt Experiments ongcfteut bat. 9a Die.
flben aus mertbloien, aber feiueStueaS harn1z
blet Seltanotbeiten 5u%ianmengeIett Itr1b, 10
t0nller fte letft Obiltg" Iein; am @nbe
tplllulen ie einem aber bod tbeuer s1 ifebert.
Que 5lnerldIitgften Nr5neien fino tberer, unb
tolti'eu ilnr oann 5u ntdBigen Yreiltn tn BEN
&lll5sltaltf fomntelt, tpern Der ite Subereiteilbe
&bemtfer Die 9fobmatertalien In grofen
Altantttdtert oerlpenbet, Ntan eripart bas
her
SatrcD Sett OebramC) 0ptt
aner'S Sariopariua, oenn bic pertbuoGen esnores
~otelljlcll ootu Deroen non Der S. 6. Mber gomz
fo9ilte aus ben 0e9euoer, no tie TIRE Setltu9enber
iii bO@lteH Ytabe beiiser, in 0rOBbanbeI ~be8Osen.
RS 'ett mid in GrTtoanen, boB auSer 9tper's
"TarlGp0rtH0 llph irgeuo cine unbere iiD i'm Wlorfte
erRoltet FAINT. User ieiuel %eigeiten @ort9eil per-
1teDt, Iptro re cine aihere nebnen, Senn fe lit
attd1t ltiir bic bette. i%onoerlt ipe9en ibrer concentrirs
tel. Strait tno 9teiibeit ou9 bic uortbeilbafteIte."-
Santes s; 9ufip, 9pptbeter, @oi9inston St., pros
otoence, u. s.
DIR. ". g. Mntonb, Ipotbefer in aibertp, 8d..
fc1reibeu
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-11-09
D6lioe DISCRIMINATING Der
Gefnnoheit nno oef1le1tIioben 2ifiefeta
u~itttIit Der
So GaGe'Iben &afearms DebannImne.
Grfoloretd, no aues 2lnoere
feRIgeihIa9en TT.

Ste 2a@aUe'f@s aVetbSSe nnS TIRE DnssaSs.
l. Application Der GsitttI brett am 6is Ser RrauE
q gtTueibuua Der Derboanna unh Ubinwd6uue
Der Ml1tiomfeit Der WittsL.
8 encore GnueberuHg an bic bebeutenben rnteren
CCyuunQen Der 9tildeumcrt8nerueH aus Der g9trbeIs
tGuit. un6 Daher erict3terteS ginbrtngen su Der 9ers
eeanafitafeit uno Der gJleIfe bes GebirnS IL Ridgrots.
l. Ger 4satient fann flo ielblt nit iebr ~aertnQea
Roften obne Nr5t bsriieaen.
S. S9r GSs6rduh ~erforhert trtnt DeraIbtrHRg beg
Ntdi cher bar gebensgrmobnheiten.
6. Gle fHb abiplut 1nfcoGotih.
z. Sic fnh leIht non SeoeHl all Dirt nHb Gfent etns
suffbren uub Dirfen HnTittelbar ouf ben Sts etS
ue6eis innerbal6 lueat9er GIS elmer baTbeu StSnhe.
Sfenu3eidh sR &eftbrte Berbaunn0, Appetitu1aus
aeL, abmaaeruue. GebEntntBi6maGt beige Nannns
Gen uuo Grr6tksn. 6arttslbigfeit feberhofter uHA
nerp6fer ober tteisr S1Iaf mil Erdunttn, 3er3florten.
aAsfnl6ge tim Geii0t unb 6als. AopftutS, Ibnetguae
gsaen GeIenf3oft 1tnentt1Iofeu albeit Man9el an
miienStro1t S1afbternbett n.t.H. uHiere DehaHes
~Iurosmetbooe trtorbert feline DernFsitbru1g une fttns
observation-disclosures nit Wtrot5in, Se 0ttbtfonlents
nerSeu Oireft en- Ben ~afiairteu IbeiIs ! aHeeipanet
Ser 90 GoGefbs 0oluS 1T aud snk bette WlttteI 9s
gen &ronfbtitsn Der Ssieren. Blair RaS BorfttbsrbraiG
BUD NIT 6euenifen uno 6ebran9saN
ueifungen gratis. Ian f4reibe an
ST.. 9aus SreSfOw,
822 8rOaowap, JlsD gor6, u. J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
GREAT PURCHASE
DRESS GOODS, IGLTGIS, { SILKS

rro,dclo,hs IN nj colors. full "a inches wide
from 5o'. to si.2j ya-i.
Csmels-iair Robes very nns rough effects,
$40 aud Sl@ T. suit.
Bedford Cords in all shades. Atwood, very nnc,
soc.
Crnkle Bedford Cord very nne and Gle CANT
$ le.
Crope Bedford Cord, ,hc greatest novelty 4
The -oison.
H., Zinc Cheyio;s, vooly effect, extra fne, o
iurhc, Widc. SOC.
1T flne Wool Cheylo:s IN plNlds, striped, and
plain, 5or.
Fine Wool scrccs, all coors. IS inches vile,
30.
10, Extra Fine All-Wool SIX Finish Henri
et'as, DOC
our Wool Henrietta, at $50. are special bar
gsin.
30 pieces Fins Wool Henrietta, 80 In hes wide,
ali colors, DO.
lot Fine wors;ed Double Fold Dress Goods At
lGsx'. yard.
All colors Of Woonen Dress Goods, % inche.
wiIe, IOc.
lot Striped scrgcs, hall wool, 90 inches wide,
l2l4,.
Block Broadc,oin. 30, -, SIC. AMI 81 yard,
yrfy lne.
Blsck Bedford Cords. SOC : Black Scrges, very
nro, 90. yard.
Back Striped Henrle,tas IL all-wool, SOC. anu
81.
We will place tomorrow on saio 40 pieces o.
Black Silks. They arc from well-khown makers Of
al grades, styles. AMI quality, aud We ODER their
goods at from ono half TO two third. former
prlces. II means very great opportunity for
buyers This comprises Gros-Graln knafam1.
Falllos, Bcngalincs, Crystal six, sdgaAs, Iur-
quolse, Fos de Sole. and Satins.
3s-inch China silks tor drayery only G5c q
yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
whom it cannot be spared. Yet tho

when II cannot be spared. Yet the
snect might have been. and proba-
DIV would have been. so seriously dis
turn The relations Of employer and employe
IN TINS city. lawyer or merchant. being
delegate IN the Legislature from this citv.
would ieve been willing cGough 10 inter.
po'o u prevent such n result: but the
question is could he be expected To- an,icl.
pate NJ Asa matter Of fact. ono Of tho
"oFEaNJ'ncn who then represented the ciey
a. once saw the q. iiicultv and promptly
nad II corrected. And II Il he SAID that
the working people could look out for suoh
cases an notify the delegates. II may he
remarked further that in this very case the
matter was not discovered by any one of
that class until some weeks after their own
telre sentative had a'cfted tho blow.
MS case well illustrates the ADVANTAGE
aud the justice of having such n man IN
the delegation. Tho workngmen do not
ASK 10 send ono Of tne.r number 10 tho
Legislature for tho purpose OF securing
POSITIVE onaciments - give them adyan-
tasc' over any 0thcr class. But they have
interests WIN IA are ~ many respects pecu-
EaT Ihey have not the Z tine TO read ths
daly reports of Tho proceedings and watch
the course Of legislation. They only ask
70 nave Waterman on the 'Owor wbilo
,heV toll below. IL cannot be said that
THIS - unreasonable.
&c N'AhtN,,DtN OF TINS Clfr constitute
very large part Of the voting strength Of
our party and have as BODY remained
trao 10 tho party through every conflict.
ihere are constantly al work anon. them
eilissAT 90 enaeas oring to poison their
mlnas against thar party, and the'chlef
avenue 81 attack by these he's been
iarough the Democratic primary elections.
lhcr are tod that the wOrsipgmau has
no chance Of recognition IN aprilnary.
a. ball
men. and a. the ballots cast are not
enough 10 DO u then 10 VIII be done IN tho
count alter the polls are closed. The men
no make these charges DO not them
solves believe them, but they have thor
eject. Their object is To wear the work
lnEMen away from the Democratic party.
Tor the primary IS the nursery of the party
hero. II the time snail ever come whom
tAe work iugmoa Of lNchm 1ni shall cease
90 vote IN our primaries. then will there
ne trouble ahead 10 keep Richmond a
democratic city.
But ihcy viii never refuse 10 come into
the primaries So long as they feel sure that
Their Just clNn.s VIII he allowed there.
those claims have been SO nj owed hereto
tore. -Four years ago the Bon. II. H. Car
Ter was elected Ia tno urinary. and served
III tie tou,e wlth credit - his class aud to
the cry. Iheg now desire Us 10 give them
q representative IN the delegation shortly
20 he chosen. Itlt was simply e5poalcni to
uo 50, We ourh. ID do 1t. IL i not only
'Aprulthl, II as f9t. JUSTICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
i'4,~a Nottingham.

f.trl.t:
t.,y,,.-l .h-ou-h vou~
.-s a..
'e- ''-.ic voters % t-o
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Ie.sfIa- interest 10 SUD
.J ~ what. from long cx-
ear.r.,nths c,ty mud
1,.r ~, 80
s.. 49,. - ,be
.0..-.tot., -anresen-
$50 = = ,'c,,ish.
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p. ssv ts., their interests
t.t.. ff..sa 81 the rest Of the
ST.. .-,, d.i. 49, " who nro,
.... 'I.e o.'.r,rilrt,v AZ large
rs,,...nt ne WORKING
.. .,f, ,.,,Iv ,,nc .nd INST
......t, ts ina me-, necnliar
r., 49, ei,siati0n
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u'-1u rlass ana TO
ans class "a particu-
n.. Ibis - o.n.ciallv true
p B.. t.-a rrs.utA unavoidable conflict
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

Cuonaay only you can buy at this price-50
Pieces Of Co!orcd China Silks, DC. yard)
20 pieces OF Changeebie Brocaics, regular
pricc sl.75, our price sI.25. Road the Month y
and you will see Chlnrcable Brocades are very
fashionable for dress trimming.
Black end ColoroI six |eiyets-our prices
the week will stir up everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
LADIES' AND c II | l. ID r f N S
CLOAKS. JACKETS, BLAZERS,
REFERS, AN ID NEW
MARKETS.
Fine CI0ahs Almost Given Away.

les. We rep",'. Fine ClOaks almost given
avny We're W. initiating some OF our less
s.rupulous competitors ~ would say given
AVN unaunll1. what We 10 claim Is that
We now place b.flrs the ladies' Of Richmond ana
vicinity the nu,st outside garments Tor the
smsNe.t arnonnt Oi money ever known since tho
FIRST coax was manufactured.
Ladies' Fine Cloth tapes, braiiod.' trimmed
with nail-neats and peacock feathers, only 8 %
Ladies P.letots, Handsomely Incl. e3J; Ladies'
Ian lhroc-Qusrter Jackets vest front, SO,
Ihree-Quarier Bedford Cdl9 Ja'k ets, astrachan
trimmed. So; Ladies' N3ght Gray Jactet.,
trimmed win light gray Canadian fox. 81
Ladies Rector Ja,kets, fur trimmed, $500,
nstr.ch,n trimmed. SO L,dles Blazer Jackets,
81: Misses Cheviot havelocss. Sl2; Chiliren's
Long Cloak.. large plaids. 1919; Chiidrcn's All
Wool Plaid C.0aks, 81. To appreciate style and
quality you must see our stock OF Infants Cash
mere Cloaks. Also, our Figured, Plaid, and
siripe Flannel Cloaks fOr'two, three, four, 1--we,
100 CHENILLE TABLE-COyERS for Monday
and Until sold, 9oc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

All. boysl If Governor David b. h III
.Lnnia conclude to stop III Kichmond on
c oi1 Of that place there Will be grahha
opportunity TO hear some s9nnd, o.u.aaan,
,oned Democratic talk. ana thc ooo anita Il
WI, % n,syId Is. HUI is Democrat from. tho
c,' c,.o &c bis head 70 the .oles Of his feet
e oIy" no ~ real Democrat can forget it.-l"-
DIR DDful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
THE SCHOOLS.
THE NEW pIPOT.
A Schooner Ashore.
fBy telegraph 70 tho Dispa;ch.I

= [By Telegraph y tho DIspa'ch'I
NORFOLK, Va. October 3.-The schooner
Farlan. Captain Dutton, from Boston 20
Cuba with coal. went ashore Ihnrsaay
evening between Old Point and the kip-
Raps during Q strong gallo. The vess:i =
now being lightened and expects TO get OH
without serious damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

II the report that our hlshlno th.. Zion hon
spondent sends US, TO the eneo. h hp" a.
James II. Dooloy WIN sniiof delegates
sr sassaisS nd IS True WIN be cause for
city, but to tho whole State. He y one ,ne,0 Oh
the best-equipped and most uset9i III in W;r
hers that ever sat in the halls OF the VIZ
ginia Legislature. iradeI-hpptds'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

WANTED, /, 200, 900 POUNDS SU:
w MAC At tho MANCHESTER TASSEkt
sUMAC-NILLa VIII pay prompt cash
AID. sHOTwRLL 4 CO.,
v1s.Tu.FAsu3m Manchester. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
"a MED. SALESMAN on

VIVIAN e ID, SALESMAN ON
W shLAEY OR COMMISSION to handle the
NEW PATENT CHEMICAL INK ERAsINd
PENCIL. mo creates, selling novelty ever
produced. Ersses iuG thoroughly In two seconds;
proni. one agents proft amounted 10 $500 In
six days: another s12 ia two hours We want
ono energetic general agent for each State and
Territory. For terms and full particulars AL
drsrs.h. MON FRASER MANUFACTURER
COMPANY, La Crosse Wis 90 29-6t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

rI'O SALtSMEN.-W T. OFF T. K
K FREE ShNlLES express. prepaid. We are
payne $1,000 F>Nr 90 twenty agents aud
sl,uuO year to over seventy. lo.t-Onics Box
l..f New YORK. &C AZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
MEMS UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS.

Our charlottesville Sale has been ono OF
tbs most .ncc,asful We have ever had. And In
order to safety the demand we have obtained
fresh supply which eyery one should take ADJ
vantage Of These Shirts arc warranted Cente.
ray straight-Cut Muslin, the bosom anu oana
com poesd of enc linen three-ply cut, reinforced
front and yoke back, anu double stitched. Ihey
are cut from custom patterns aud cannot 10
equalled In regard ~ a. price soc. sach:
Our next number Ia another unhearu-oi DAT
gain and equal 10 any custom made. The body
i warranted Ns~ York Mills Muslin, solid linen
bosom and bands, three-py CUT with patent
continuous sleeve, and back facing, also rein
forced front and double back prcc zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

Hickok's No: l. u; D. q Fig. sad ~ ~ 40
line Sun-CuIsd are Pure Clesn; sso oa''' ),
Gun Cured TobSecoA u.kn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
HOSIERY,

Indies se.mies. F..t-Bl,ck Hose only l@Itc.
Ladies stainless Soudan Fast Black Hose, %V'-
Tho Celebrated Louvre Louis Hermsdori. dyer,
2Jc.
Fine Fast Blsck Hose, a guarantee with every
pair.
Iou, Hernsiorf. dyer only $50.
Hi,ck SIX liD-~ ~ T5c. and 81.
Pure Black s TX Hose, $3.50.
IAlics' Fan.- TOPS, black f~e'. only 2jc
aatch your slippers. all shades Isle Thread
Hose, 4jc.
Lad.e, Gray Hose. pair for Pc.
Children. school Hose, 3 pair icr ?5c.
Spit-FOoi Ribbed Hose, all sizes, Toe.
Bicycle RID Ia.t-Black Hose, for boys. only
l2tec.
Heavy Kitboi guaranteed absolutely fast
black. two thread. exc,licht or ho.., Only 20.
CriiGr-n. Ribbed Cotton Hose, iiciusl!orl iin-
proved nscs. 3sc.
Egyptian Hose. finer than Ll'le thread, only
l.l.c
Lhiies' Seamless B,lhr'gcan, i"'.c.
- >upofnnn Extra Heavy ior winter, &c.
Engli.h Hose. fine snt soft, 23'
We have net received fun iino 0i Wool Hose,
and tho pric,- a-e lover than over before.
Cailtrons Ribbed N0oilcn Hose. Nc.
Ladies' Solid and Fast Il-,k Wool Hose, "Jc.
Yer, Fine Wool Hose, BOO.
Gentleuen'. Bicycle Hose. d2ia'. and ~.
INFANTS WHITE CROCHET sACQI rs. with
PINK AMI bluc borders. only No., worth Soc.
INFANTS FINE CRot HIT SACQCES. with
fanny rorlcr, only 3tis rnl -3c.
INFANTS SPIT /Eial il Sttt -, with
trpic pink, blue. and red borders, only % and
10.
FINE SOLID CCLoBED AND WHITE sAXO-
Ny sACQt -. only S1hsr.
INFANTS IINE 'kOt HE'D BOOTS IN blue,
whi'r. and rel for 10. 81 .ni.5c.
INFANTS Flannel SuAWLS. ons corner
heavily embroidered anu overcast clso, only
Sc. worth tl.g5.
INFANTS FLANNEL sHAWLS. heavily en-
hruiderct corners fri worked cico, Only 'l.3',
INFANTS WHITE FLANNEL SACQl -, en-
biolirred IN vEitc. hlIe, aad PINK suk with
pln,ci edge. f0~ TJr. AM A.
iADlES' lREE-COkN Erred CRo' EETfO
FASClNAIOr> n rcd. blue, pias, White, ani
bacs, only Jh'.
LADIES FINg CROCHETED DROP
STITCHED FASCINAIORS, with silver bead,
in Ill rntiel. onl- GO
LADIES FA~ClEA ORS IN all shades, with
fancy uoinDnus, only 15c.
STAMPED SllkMS 'or l5c.. worth 25r.
FINECAARflt s.IhNN, with wide rnCle ana
three fucks, only Coo. a pair.
CAMBRIA SLAMS, with wide hem, .ulie, and
.u'oruon, s1c. : PAL
EXTRA FINE CAMBRIA SHANS, win Wide
rui7c and Hei,c tU'xs nri SIX rows OK lead ns
only SD.
CAHBRlC SHAMs, with ten nur ,urSs, Ham,
bug riTc and vlis hem. only 500.
fISr SHANS, with AT over embroidered cor
nors. four larg3 ticks aui wide Hamburg 'unic
fI,s ANTIQUE TIDES from s1s to 15c. 6
pi-cc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

Another very important change mas been
mad, in hotel management IN tHis wy
W. N. Leland, who took chargo oi 'nu I ~
W Uawlev. OF st. Louis. The now pro-
., -; ". t"nk pos.ession this afternoon. Mr..
pt aIond viii 20 to Salt Lake City. where be
800 nos,tion as steward IN the finest hotel
~ To- mat city. Hotel Paramount Is stu with;
ONT manager. Paramount has gained
cons,derable notoriety, though IL mas sain'
sd IL al a fearful expense. .st,l;u.
A gentleman just from the town OF hl'1 ls
befhton says no deal has yet been maui
md that tie question OF location Is s'iii
IA ruuch doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
F ALL SUITS.

Whatever else you may have doubts
about you can have none about them.
Ii YOU want to economic they will servo
your purposes if you don't want to
economic they will serve them just as
well. They are not superior in one re.
spect and inferior in another. 1t will
puzzle you to determine which is the
most remarkable thing about them
their cheapness or their excellence.
They are Just as surprising IN one OF
these particulars as they are in the other
and in neither can you readily match
them. Eqanlly sure to provoke your
cordial approval are our
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

TTNPERIENCED LA DY STENO-
Xll GRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER desires .
POSITION. Writes from notes and dictaton.
Operates Remington or Caligraph. The best
references both ~ TO experience and character
Arni,hei. Moderate salary. Address +. A. A.,
rnra LI.plICH. o. 3-yt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
RED, WHITE, BLUE, AND GRAY
FLANNELS.

We will put on sals Monday zoo pieces OF All
Wool flanneis. We do not ask you 10 come aud
buy them now, We only wan, you to get posted
on our prices We guarantee 10 give you better
value than any other in the city,.
All-Wool Rod Flannel, 25c. ; Lancaster Best,
medicated, 4Oc AIl-Wcol White Flannel. 23c. ;
our 33c Flannel You canuot match under 4Oc. {;
Plaid Flannel, All-Wo)l. for skirts, 81 solid
Color Flannel With stslpe border, for skirts,
G2Ix..: Ali-Wool Blanket Flannel, Toe. Gray
Flannel, 12ls TO o0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
WANTED. RECRUITS FOR THE

WANTED, RECRUITS FOR THE
w THIRD ARTILLERY. UNITED STATES
ARMY, stationed at Washington, Baltimore, and
Fort Monroe, Va, sblo-bodlcd white men Of good
character aud habits, unmarried, between the
ages Of twenty-one and thirty-nve. Good pay,
ratlons, clothing, and medical attendance. APP
plicsnts must DO prepared to furnish satisfactory
evidence as to age, character, and habitA For
further information call at rendezvous First
Lieutenant Ii. G. DANES, Third Artillery, Ro-
crulting Onlcer, St Charles Hotel, Main snd FIJI
tocpth streets, Richmond Va.
se23-W FASulm&W4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
WAS He KILLED eY THE WOMAN1
Something About Bristol Hoteis-ihe
Town Not Yet Located.

ICorrosponfence OF tho KichInOHapI'
p.,sro, Tyss.. October l.-lesterday
i ,tancrs renorted that an old man by the
, ,ag e'p Of Akers had dropped dead while ,,
49, l.,,.,,,,, q hncket OF water from the well.
q qIaS,YE the y report differently as the case
10 0,' Tecn Investigated. 1t Is now thong BIT
i nns 0 nero woman with whom he
LA I'd ousrreiied killed hun. She was
bssr3 10 saw about noon, You VIII %
dead man before the sun sets, ~ I ""'
terribly bruised about the memo a,iI Ias 10y ey
The coroners jury Will MAXI oi0'' VA
ANIMATION, no doubt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04
BUeNA VlSTNs BIG BUSINESS.
Products for Our Ta,r-shipping Glass

ware to Rich SCHOOLS.
fCorre,poudenco Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
BrExA VISTA. October 3.-Next week the
Baptists will hold a series of religious
meetings ~ the Cpera-House, commencing
Monday night. Rev. J. s.. Taylor, OF Lex
ington. and Rev. Is. Ii. Dement,, the pastor.
will conduct the meetings.
The convention TO nominate two men,
bers OF the legislature will meet at Lex
Ington on tho l0.a instant. Among the
candidates mentioned Is the name OF Colo
mel John &. Shields. ono of the former
owners OF the Richmond Wtiq
A financial EXHIBIT OF the Buena vista
Company Just made to-day shows surplus
on hand # f16is.5ys.93. The company IS
IN splendid financial condition.
The Office Of the Buena Vista Improve
ment Company. now located at Stanton,
will be removed hero next week. with l..
G. Smith rs secretary.
COMING 10 THE FAIR.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the Buena Vista Company and ali the
industries here 10 send splendid exhibit
of our products 10 the Richmond Far, and
10 tho Southern Exposition al Raleigh;
Captain c. +. Jordan, {. II. Jordan, ana
<. M. Donald are busy gathering together
the articles TO DO displayed preparatory
TO shipment.
The Buena Vista Glass-Works will this
week ship three carloads OF bottles ana
TASKS. the product of its works, 20 Rich
mond mere hants. This plant has orders
for its goods two months auead. II
promises 10 DO one Of our most profitable
industries. A large force consisting OF
nearly hundred bands are busy oil the
time making fasks. bottles, globes, fruit-
Jars, and lamp-shades.
MORE xlPLorts.
Tho Rarig Machine-Works has just So
cured A contract TO build a IOllIng-mul,
which will necessitate tho employment OF
one hundred additional expert machinists.
An OF tho industrial enterprises hero
nav q large number OK orders for their
product on hand. The fall trade Is open
ing most handsomely for them.
THE SCHOOLS.
The enrolment at our public school is so
much larger than last year that II hes been
necessary TO employ an additional teacher,
making five teachers in charge OF inc
white school. Miss Kate Paxton. OF this
county, a hiChly-cultured lady, was elect
ed at meeting of the School Board thls
week.
A colored school-house Is now being
erected and will be opened by the last OK
the present month. There are forty Color
ed children Of the school age here.
The NEW DEPor.
The new and beautiful Norfolk and
Western depot, q splendid stone structure.
is progressing most Satisfactorily. LUIS
building when completed VIII Cost IL 10
said, $4,000. The company has areaoy
laid thirteen miles of sidetrsck here. ana
is now building coal-chutes and turn
table.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

Don't waste precious timo-use ~. n"" 80 :
Cough Syrup 81 once toT you1 oVusS :"
cold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

Tomorrow morning We begin most unusual
and extraordinary sale In our UMBRELLA Dr.
PARiMENl. II comprises tho sto1ks OF tvo
Umbrella manufacturers. They are not the
largest In The country. bit what Is far moro iln-
pOltaut thoir goods arc known 10 the trade ~
neing thoroughly reliable. Ia, prices do not In
many Instances represent the COS: OF tho mate-
rial. -
2G-'nch EXTRA HEAVY SILK GLORIA OIL
DIED HANDL, 5, si-r>gular price sl.,D.
2s-incn FArI BLACK sANlLLA CLOTH,
sI.l5, rorulir prize ti.15.
You will want CANTON FLANNEL We are
seilnsa quality very extensively advertised 10y
other houses foi l%ls ON Qrco slyc. On a.
count % the rush q. tlis counter last Friday @e
we're compelled to place them On third fioor
TG.c elevator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

The way to stir up trade is to Stir it
mp. And everything depends on start
in right. Monday we start the early
Fall Season with great gathering OF at
trac.iye bargains-genuinc trade win
ners, every one. Circumstances COM
binc TO cnao c us to do some very fine
things for the ladies Of Richmond and
surroundings this week. And having
such n great number of most unusual
anil remarkable values, it would be
scarcely doing justice to tho ladies' not
to tell OF them. First, We have
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

DAND. McNALY 4 co. WANT
IN RELIABLE PERSON In each section for
soecial work Position permanent fair pay TO
begin. good prospects OF advance. Write fully a.
ouce 20 kAND, MCNALLY & Co,
,,. alt 323 BrOagvay, New York city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-10-04

4 LADY OF REFINEMENT. EXPE-
4 RiENCE, and ENERGY DESIRES A sITUA-
TON IN th- linen department Of either hotel or
Q n0Ol. WoGl; not object to going South or Wes.
HOCsER EEPER, care Duncan Cumpston, ss-
lam Va o. LAT