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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
THE FEDERAL OFFICES.
Candidates Enough In South Carolina
Alone to Fill Them All.
tp, tclog,ap nh to tha Disnatch1

CHARLESTON. s. c., November 22.-Thete are
candidates enough in South Carolina for all the
Federal oflices. That Of United States District
Attorney is considered the best in the STATE
Congfessn1an George w. DarRan, OF Darlington,
wants the Office, and so does Congressman Will
liam Elliot, whose term expires March 4ih next.
Among other candidates are Leroy +. 1Oumans,
OF Columbia, who held the once during Mr.
Cleyelend's first term Joseph H. Earle, OF Green
Vile, formerly Attorney-General OF the state;
Theodore u. Jervey, Of this city, and w. Perry
Murphy. the candidate Of the Sraighlouts Tor
Acknowledgement this year. For the collector
ship of this port George ID. Bryan, ex-hayor OF
Charleston, is an applicant Mr.. Mowry, the
Postmaster here, is a Democrat. President
Harrison appointed negro 10 the place, put
eucb an outcry was raised by the white people
of the city, irrespective OF party. that he was
forced 10 withdraw the nomination, ana POST
master Nowry has not since been disturbed. IL
Is thought likely that he will be reappoinled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Celebrating at Fredericksburg.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, November 22.-Iho
Democrats OF this city and adjoining counties
celebrated the victory tonight by a grand torch
hight procession and public speaking. The pa
rade was the lnrges. ever witnessed mere, ana
tho decorations we're extensive aud handsome.
All along the lice OF march the procession was
greeted with great enthusiasm aud the notices
on tue transpGreuces wore appropriate TO th0
occasion. Alter tha parade the procession
stopped in front Of the courthouse. where Cap
tain T. McCracken introduced Mr.. Rufus Is. her-
chant, presiden, of the Jetfersonian Democratic
Club, who delivered an excellent address. Ar.
Merchant was followed by Senator William A.
Little, Jr.. who also delivered an able ana sun
ring speecn, Altogether the occasion was ore OF
much rejoicing and nothing occurred To deract
from the festive cele eDratiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
SOUTHERN FOOT BALL
OPENING or The INTERCOLLEGIATE
SERIES OF GAMES.
Trinity, North Caroilns. Defeats Aubnrn.
Alabama, with Appareot Ease-scote,
30 TO 6-rhe Pig-sktn North.
[By telegrnph % enc pIspatch.l !

ATLANTA. Gi., November 22.-The first
game Of the series tor the Southern Inter-
State Collegiate Football championship
was played here to-day between the Col
lege of Auburn, Ala, and Trinity College.
Durham. N. c., before largo gathering
of people. The Trinity team won by a
score of 96 TO 6. defeating the Alabama
team with apparent ease.
The Alabama men were the heavier. but
the North Carolinians were aggressive,
quick. and better informed on the points
of the game. The playing Of Daniels. cap
tain of the Trinity team. was the feature.
The game to-day was patronized by the
best class of people, and the sport will
soon undoubtedly be as popular in the
South as in the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Affairs az scottsviIIs.

tCorrespoudepco OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
ScorTsyuLE, Va, November 22.-Mr. Arthur
Ward, OF South Dakota, WAS here to-day looking
for a location TO settle, as he wanted more
saiubrious climate.
Nr. J. 4. McKenna and his family, OF New
Canton. also Mrs. A. Wakeham and daughter, OF
Columbia, were here Sunday Attending the
funeral OF Mrs. Dorrier.
Messrs. j. l.. Pitts Of Elk Hill; a. l. Pitts, OF
Arvonta. and G. /. johnson. Of Hardwicksyillc,
were here TO attend the funeral OF Mrs. Dorrier
Pohii-s have subsded, and everybody seems
satisfied at the result Of the election.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
FLANK MOVEMENT.
VI. Cleveland Quietly "Shakes the
IDconsilerate Olfce-SeekerS.
NE COMES SOUTH,
,,l Wisely Makes His Abiding Place
in Virginia.
SOME PARTING SENTIMENTS,
,,d with His Regards. 20 Those
u,, TOO Hastily Express willing
,,.t TO serve Their Country.
NE COMES SOUTH,
,ovE PARTING SENTIMENTS,

Iurfe telegraph 70 the Dispatca.l
.....r-ru1A. Pa. November 22.-For
i... .wa weeks Presidont-elect Cleve-
't ..- 20 escape the opportunities of
S.. ..,..rs Quietly. almost secretly.
.n ,,U York tonight at s o'clock on
.r.,k express over the Pennsylvania
..,n He travelled in special car,
,..., no reached here his only com
g.s Charles Jefferson, son of Jo-
'.. l.f.rsou. the comedian.
10oEs LIKE 4 HUNT.
,,.. ,r,. train reached here Mr., Clevc-
,g.s boarded by J.. Clark Davis,
'... ,be LciJcT, who. with Mr.. Jeiier-
bc Nr. Clevelaud's only COM
70. ~. iYr.ne Lis holiday. Mr.. Davis had
..,n. traps with him. aud although
r,oJ 10 saw where the party were
t,- he did say they would proba-
,,t1 tae greater portion OF their time
Nr Davis sand II was Mr.. Cleye-
'..b q, rct some rest for the next
.'... and that he desired TO be alone
.,. .1mpauions OF his trip dunng his
...-,l o., South.
ur.rrNATIOS TXMoEE, VA.
.,.tt the train pulled out for Cape
,rnere II will arrive at 5:55 to-mor-
..-...,-n,q,. The exact destination OF the
p. believed that Mr.. Cleveland Is
-,3 fr Exmore. Va, on the Cape
Ig., peninsula.
EIMoBE TIE PLACE.
,.r{..r. Novom Der %. The President
In Jersey City AZ 3 o'clock tonight
,....al-Car No. p, his destination bong
iit-.I.rs o., q place OF fifty inhabitants in
-,',.r,-u part OF Northampton county,
Tl New York. Philadelphia and Nor
.-. -.Iwat. better known as the Cape
..,....r.gta. IL is about equally distant
.,~ Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
twentieth Annual Auction sale.

Rich and elegant Silverware, Clocks,
Bronzes, Banquet Lamps, Opera-Gsasses,
Rogers's celebrated Table Cutlery.
SALE TO-DAY
at store gl4 east Main street at 1890 A. M.
and 4:30 L. ~ In our goods received TO.
dav will be found some new and beautiful
STYLES in Fern Dishes. Bread Trays, Hand
Painted Berry-Bowls. Gypsy Kettles,
Entree Dishes. Cups and Saucers. Mirrors
Brushes and Combs in RepoussIe Silver
and many other seasonable goods suitable
for Christmas, Wedding, and Anniversary
Presents.
J. II. VALENTINE, Auctioneer.
j. +. Lduqh,0n, Jr., Salesman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
DANVILLe'S PRETTY WEDDING.
Miss Mary Pace Talbot Becomes the
Bride of Mr.. Barclay A. Hamiin.
Lsnecial telerrnm to tha Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.l
DANvHLE, VA. November 22.-At Mt. Vernon
Methodist church this morning, Rev. J. S. Hun
ter oficiating. Miss Mary Pace Talbot was mar
ried 20 Mr.. Barclay A. Hamin. The attendants
we're Misses Lucy Talbot and Sallle b. Hamlin,
and Messrs. Frank D.. Holland j. Turner Ham
lin. and @. p Talbot, and little Miss Katharine
Patton, who carried the wedding ring on SILVER
tray. The marriage is said 10 have been one OF
the prettiest ever soen in Danyle, and the cere-
mony was witnessed by large and fashionable
audience. Mr.. Hamlin is a popular and promt-
nent young insurance agent OF Danyille, ana
his bride is one of Danyille's most accomplished
women. She IL the daughter OF Captain 4. j.
TALBOT and niece of Mr.. j. B. Pace, OF Rich
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
BnreIars Effectively Met.
rps, tnicnrnnh 70 the Dispatch. !

BrRMsGaAx, ALA, November 2s-lspeclsi 70
The Associated Pressl-P. Nj. Smith, a merchant
- M cterlIng ChOctaw county, missed one Oh
his store Keys last sunday. Thinking u a haa
beep stolen by burglars, MIR. Smith and h's Glers
remained inside the store Sunday hlgnL aoUus ~.
,,,sans of me stolen KEY. Mr. Smith and ms
cIers nred, killing one burglar. The other two
escaped, bat were captured yesterday ano sfo
an Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
ThonksOiytnP-Day

has been set apart by the managers Of the
Baptist Home for Aged Women a. dona-
tion.day. Tomorrow the home will be
open all day and committee of ladies viii
be on hand TO receive such gifts as coal,
wood, money, groceries, or supplies of any
kind. The friends of the institution are
thus reminded of the day and the needs of
the old ladies in the hope of liberal re-
sponse.
Contributions may be sent directly TO the
home or when more CONVENIENT to the Ne
cond Baptist church, where a committee
will receive such supplies as are sent there
and have them conveyed to the institu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Hanged for Murder.
rRv talegrapb 70 the Dispatch.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, November 22.-Allen
Harrison WAS banged here thus afternoon for the
murder Of Bette Adamson April "a last sheriH
KvIe read the ath-warrant aud allowed forty
dve minutes to the condemned for preparation.
The scafold WAS erected IN a field two miles
from the Jail. the procession TO the scanold De-
ing in carriages. over 10000 people Witnessed
the hanging. Harrison made an ante-mortem
statement claiming TO have no knowledge oil the
crime but did not deny having done IL while
under the influence OF poison he swallowed WIN
the intention Of com uniting SUICIDE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
The Il. and O. 10 West Virginia.

GRAFTON. W. VA, November 22.-on Decem-
her let the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany win take charge of the entire chain OF
railroad extending through Central West Vir-
GINA, and known as the Camden system, having
heen built by ex-senator ). n. Camden. Inc
sVsten com nprises nearly 800 miles of line. and
will give the Baltimore and Ohio complete con-
troll OF Central West Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Drowned in the Rappahannock.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch'l
huntsville, VA, November l9.-Robert Ellis
and Arthur Long, two col0red men, aged re-
6pectiyeiy about 20 ana 2S years, we're drowned
in the Rappahannock river Just below Bowiers,
in Essex county. on Friday night last Their
boat was heavily loaded WIN oysters, WHICH
causod IL 10 sink. Nothing was seen or known Of
the accident until Saturday morning, when the
mast OF the craft was discovered lust above the
water, by which mark the body OF one OF the
drowned men was recovered; but the other mas
not az yet been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Another virginia Veteran Gone
fpu..gasr.nt IN the Dispatch.l

,,,.su,sayoS Noyember 22.-Colonel james
pe,. ansssr,i. native Of Virginia. died here to-
aaS: @ aged III. Colonel Howard was ,, veteran ,s.
~ he Mexican war and the war nesTesm sss.n,S on
states In tho latter he @ ss e ae ed,oriai
xSitsr IN inc I,ondon Tssaes, also an once, vh
b. s,aif ~ Don Carlos. who attempted 70 sssap'
iisS h,,nseIf on the throne Of spain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Big shippers Sfio.
ft,y taiaCpapn m tina Disnatrh


CHICAGO, November 22.-The trial Of Swift and
a number OF other big packers for violation OF
the Interstate commerce .aw by securing rebates
and other undue advantages over other shippers
to-day resu ted 10 tho judge directing an acquit-
raj The WitneAss3 were dlrected that they need
not answer incrimnating questions, and this was
fatal 10 the prosecution. The commissioners say
that the law must be amended II It 10 to DO OF
use 20 the pubic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
THE COTTON BOOM.
Rampant Bull Markets in Savannah and
the Crescent CITY.

sAvANSkH, Ga, November 22.-ispeciai 10
Associated Pressl.-There have been some very
exciting scenes at the Cotton Exchange to-day
Since the chief staple OF the South began 10 ad,
vance In price the exchange has been thronged
daily, and there has been some hyely tridins'
To-day witnessed further advance OF one
eighth Of cent pound. Everybody IN the
neighborhood OF the exchange was loylul' anu
talk OF ten cent-cotton vas commonly heard.
The factors express the opinion to-day mat the
cotton crop will fall far abort oi 7,OOO,OCO Dales
A responsible cott0n-dealer said 20 an Associatei
Press reporter that he expstted cotton 20 reseh
the ten-cent marx before the end OF the week.
and would not be surprised 70 see 10 go higher.
Confidence u given dealers here by iispatcn
from New Orleans which says the staple u ~
points above yesterday, and that there has Deen
a rampant bull market there al day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
MRS. LEASE WOULD ACCEPT,
ship-No Encouragement from Women.
lRv Telegraph 70 the Dispatch.l

lBy telegraph 20 the Dispatchl
TOPEKA, KAN. November 22.-Mrs. Lease to-
dey made the first authoritative statement con-
cerning the use of her name for the United
States senatorship This morning she held re-
ceptiOn ana announced to all callers that she
would accept the senatOrship n II were offered,
but would not engage in II scramble Tor tho
place. al shall not enter the race Tor the place"
she said 20 the Associated Press reporter The
Office should seek the woman as wen az tne
man. When say shall make no hght say II
with this prOvisO--that am not attacked solely
because / am a woman. lhere Is one very pc
cular tact connected with my candidacy. have
received hundreds Of letters OF encouragenent
from men since the announcement OF my candl-
dacy, but not one from n woman.'
" | am the lrsi woman ever mentioned Tor
place Of the kind, and naturally expected some
encouragement from my sex-a letter from MISE
Anthony. for example Siugle-handed and alone,
/ have done more FOR woman suffrage Than all of
them. / had suffrage plank Incorporated IN
the Populist platform, and forced the hepuph-
can party 10 do the same thing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23

been doing some switching and Ind Just pulled
out OF the Alta yard when the flyer rounded tho
curve. Both engines we're completely wrecked.
Tho baggage and postal-cars we're telescoped,
and the freight-cars piled on top of the bfoken
mass. The killed are Engineer "A: q. Barrett,
Engineer b. Mcdonald, Conductor j. w. keeier.
and Fireman Owens The injured are Fireman
Costilio. fatally hurt Mail-Cierk Lyons, fatally
hurt and Brakeman Sutherland. badly bruised
and scalded. Only one passenger was injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
GREAT BALL TOMORROW.
Yale and Princeton Kickers 20 Meet-Ths
Bine i'm High Favor.
[By telegraph to the DIspstch.l

tBy telegraph to the Dspstch.l
NEW YORK, November 22.--outot $4,000 seats
IN the Manhattan heId $4,000 have been taken
for the football game Thsnksgiving-Day be-
tween Yale and Princeton. There Is standing
room for $1,000. The betting has become hrisf.
with Yale strong fayorite. Though Yale beat
Harvard, the bacEers OF the blue are seneraliy
losers, as most OF them bet on lale's winning by
a large scnre Yale's low score against Harvard
has give, .-, q chance 20 get even, and nun
bers Of go',icut collegians are betting D
10 3onl 18th teams are In nne condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Toysat wholesale.

Dealers in Toys will find at julius Meyer
& Sons. corner Sixth and Broad. the largest
line of TOYS ever seen in Richmond 70 be
sold at wholesale. Books, Dolls, Tool
Chests, Wagons, Carriages. &c. Tool
Chests from 75c, dozen up. Baby-Car-
riages from S225 dozen up Wagons from
soc. dozen up. New sample-room IN base
rnanf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
To You Want Iovsly

Gut Flowers, American Beauties. Mermets,
Brides Roses. May Handy Violets. Chry-
ssntnemums. Palms, Fern Pans, &c. 7 Go
TO W. A. Hammond, lO7 east Broad street.
Packed and shipped to any point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Mrs. Deacon Triumphs.

(By Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
PARIS. November Tho Chamber OF tho
Court OF Appeals to-day handed down is decision
In the Deacon case. Judgment was given for
Mrs. Deacon, aud It was ordered that the child
Gladys be returned 10 the convent where both
Mr.. and Mrs. Deacon shall be allowed TO visit her.
Mr. Deacon was ordered to pay the costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
KANSAS POLITICAL cRANKINEss- s.
Extension of Woman Suffrage q Result
ofthe Late Election.
Rr telepranh to the Dispatc

fBy telegraph 10 the Dispa5ch.l
TOPEKA, KAN, November 22.-1he Official
count shows that the proposition TO hold con-
stitutional convention was defeated at the re-
cent election by a majority OF l,2S4. Inc re-
srit is "A great diHapI,ointment 10 those anti
prohibtionists who hoped 10 secure repeal
OF the prohibition law. One important re-
sult OF the recent election which mas
bI,herto escaped general attention viii
he me extension OF woman suffrage. Kansas
women can now vote for municipal and county
ofIicers. The platforms Of both the Repubhcan
and the Peoples parties pledged the extension
OF womans suffrage TO all STATE Onlclals, anu
there is no doubt that this will 30 accomplished
A. the coming session OF the Legislature Mrs:
Ieage. susan B. Anthony, Laura Johns and
Anna Diggs will form a lobby TO see mat the
measure receives early attention
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Thrown from Her Horse and Killed.

HARRISONBURG, Va, November 22-Miss
Frances Miller, one OF the public-school teach
ers in this county, was thrown from hcrSe yes
terday and instantly killed. She was on her
vay 10 her school, about twelve miles south
west of here. when the horse took night, and
shying threw her 10 the ground with the fatal
result above described. she was an accom-
plished yoang LADY about lS years Ola aho very
popular in her neighborhOCd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Professor smiths Trial.

CTScISsArI, November 22.--fhe Presbytery
to-day voted 10 ayes and AZ moss on a mo-
ton 90 declare the nfst cnafge against Profes-
aOr Smith in the heresy case insufficient. this
makes a trial en- tie charge certain. THIS
charge IL, In substance, that Professor Smith
mas taught tha. a minister Is culy bound 10 sub
scribe 20 the doctrines Of the Charch az his ordi-
nation and rnsy change ms Views afterward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Vacant Postmasterships.
tn...,...,ar.a,t 10 fha nlapatch.

uv.su,NoyoS November 22.-The only two
large postmastorships vacant are those AZ
Shsy,oston' s. g.. where A. II. Mowry, the
Cleveland appontee is serving, the nomination .,s
Of his Republican successor having peeh WIZ ,ha
drawn. ana Vicksbnrg Miss, which IS IN tne
Sn,ds ~ the suretles OF Hill. the former Post
master. IL Is probable that tne Charies'oh
aiscs viii he left in the hands OF Mowry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23

rBy telegram to the Dispatch. !

NEW YORK. November GA number OF let
ters have passed between Lord Dunraven and
the New York Yacht Club, and another race nex'
summer between Great Britain and the United
States for tho Americas cup now eeens assured
though the formal challenge has not passed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
cieveisnd's In diana Pisrai',y

Ispl.NArous, IND. November 2g.-ihsrc, ,'.ai ssai
,ansin sesen counties from which the onraas @
election returns have NOT been ieoem, i.,',sa,snsss
officisi returns in hand. however, suP Pp.s Wsrr,
q sos ESQ. .esi; Cleveland. 2os.7is' Siess'ahas .
plurality, 0,037.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
6. 40. Konte oLynchburg.

A. b. C. Tonic gives you an appetite and
banishes dyspepsia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23

Oue.wa fare. $3.50; round trip. 81.
good tor ten days. ParlOr-car on train
leaving Richmond ga. VI. daily and palace
car on train leaving =. NJ. except Sunday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
staunton's JubiIse.


sTAUHrOs, Va, November 22.-Ien thonsand
people, on foot, on horseback. and IN vehicles of
ali descriptions, are participating tonight IN
Recommendation over cloveland's election. Chinese
lanterns, buntings. days. and numerous de-
vices adorn almost every house Nothing 70
compare with it In magnitude has ever been
saau mare hQfore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
Little Rhosly,s vote.

TOY NcIrEIxVH " tHH I1tkVdIlt+I
PROVIDENCE, X l.. November 2s.-The Official
count OF the state vote IN the recent presidential!
election shows: Bidwell, 1,65S: Cleveland, "a
s35 Harrisoa, ~. .009 Weaver, a27. Plussiity
for Harrisoa. 2.73z.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
The Epl.eopai CouneiI.

LYYcHBURG, VA. November 22.-The intro
dncsory sermon OF the Episcopal Council ior tns
new Virginia niocese was preached to-night Az
~. PauI's church by Rev. J. j. Ciopton, OF Man
cbester, and large congregation OF tne people
Of the city attended. Tue business sessions o.
the Council win begin Tomorrow mornirs a. ~
o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
sALVATIoN-ARMY WORK.
Rescuing- Nights In Future for Drunksrds.
Dedication of Baby Booth.

IBy Telegraph 20 inc DlspAIcn.I
NEW YORK, November r22.-'1ommander Booth
told the salyston-Army officers at a council OF
war held in the Lenox Lyceum this afternoon
Vt the army was not doing enough 20 rescue
. lukards Every Saturday night VIII hereafter
be rescuing- night for meetings and personal
work on the streets.
In the evening there vas another big parade
and another crowded meeting &C the Carnegie
Music Hail. There, with simple ceremony,
Commander aud Mrs. Ballngton Booth dedi-
Gated their little baby, Myrtle Theodore Booth,
10 the service Of God la the Salvation Army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23

The following appointments were made
for tha Woman's Parsonage and Home
~; W;.s;on Society, President, MrA John ".
1h,,Ss. yice-President. Mrs. 4. Men.
Simnson. second yice-PIesidcnt. Mrs.
Pollard; Recording Secretary, Miss As-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
r,issou,i's Oneiai conat.
,a.a,.oraph "a the Dispatch ]

JEvypnsox CITY, NO., Noyemoer sZ;s.ame l.ra U.p'
,asi so.pt Tor Governor gives stene lDemoeea., az
2S5, ,i14; Warner tRepablleanl $500 ass,s
ara W eop,o ,,a p9o, Cleveland, 20S,62s. THIS ex-
cs"ds stones vote By 3,lsa. Harrison ayspas' ne5
So,s 5Sa' Ssi2. Warner running ahead Sow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
37ic. Each for Any Size.

The regular price OF the smallest size
is Doc, while the larger sizes sell still
hlgher-you will, therefore. recognize
the importance Of purchasing your
needs while this special lot lasts.
Ladies' Wool Vests, in all sizes, for
G2ic. that sold earlier for sec.
finer grsde--90 per cent. wool, non.
shrinksble 7jc. that sold for 81.
The Finest Australian Wool Vests arc
now only Sl.25.
Blankets aud Comforts MUST CO.
so in buying here you part only with
money enough 10 cover actual cost-the
profit is yours and can remain in your
purse, or 40 towards other comforts aud
necessities. ID means Just this Well
sell you fine California. Wool Blanksts
at 81 the pair, full size and weight-and
everything else in the Blanket and Com
fort line at the same rate OF value
A big lot of Misses Refer Jackets
will be sold at s. instead OF $3.50. on
account OF the lateness OF their arrival.
We want you TO see our Ladies' Jack
cts at 81. $50. So, SO, Sl1.50, sl2, and
ST.. 10, and the chances are you'll buy
here if value and style count for any.
thing with you.
Special values in Gloria-Silk Umbrellas
at $3.50. sl.75, and 81.
Ladies' Inverness (Cape) Gossamers
at S1.25 worth really $3.50.
Ladies' Mackintoshes, $3.50, $3.50,
and s..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23

MALARIA cured and eradicated from the sys-
ten by Browns Iron Btters, which euriches the
blood tones the nerves, aids digestion. Acts IKE
q charm on persons la general III health, giving
new energy and strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-11-23
IxnozsiIie Is Progressing.
lRr fnlngranh 10 tho niannfch. l

KNOXVILLE, TSSv., November 22.--Kn0xville
ls progressing, ~ - soon as the Mayor signs "
a city ordinance v IA 30 into effect establishing
wide Gre limits. within which all buildings must
bn OF brick or stone or rooted with slate.