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The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17

BEFORE JUDGE HALL OF SAGADAHoC.
the following business has been transacted
at the Probate Court before Judge Hall, Judge
Peabody still being i'll and unable to attend: {
WILLS APPROVED AND ALLOWED.
Jane Chase, late of ,Deering, deceased; Har-
susan ONeal, late of Portland, deceased;
Thomas j. O'Neal, Administrator, C. t.. a.
Thomas Clark late of Deering, deceased
Henry and Augustine W. Clark, Executors
James Fl. Cunningham, late of North Var
mouth, deceased; Edmin S. Skillin Administra-
Amos Peeslee, late of Deering, deceased;
Eliza, f. McCorrison Executrix.
Cornelia S. jackson, late of Portland.
deee a s Julia E Hckerman Exe pu 1aOe'i
John Bacon, late of Windham, deceased j.
Wesley Bacon, Administrator c. t. a.
baadR w rekeE e Fl Gspe hzaoet
Mary G.. Tolford, late of Portland, deceased
Nathan Cleaves and Geo: Tolford, Executors.
Sarah 3 3 Green late Of Portland, deceased;
Betsey F. Cobb, late of PoWnal, deceased;
Nelson Valentine, Executor.
ADMINISTRATORS APPOINTED.
Margaret A. Kicker, late of New Gloucester,
deceased Nath,l |: Jordan, Administrator
mis- A. Meagher, administrator.
Margaret McGinty Wood, late of Portland,
deceased; Henry J. Conley, Administrator.
Samuel Lunt, Administrator.
David L. Libby, late of Gray, deceased; Geo.
A. Merrill, Administrator.
Patience Leighton, late of Portland, deceased
M. P. Frank Administrator.
Elizabeth A. Stanwood, late of North Var
mouth, deceased; Geo. M. Seiders Administra-
tor, d. Blu. G. t. a.
Eugene A. Reed late of Portland deceased !;
Geo. a. Morrill,, Administrator.
Sarah 81. jack late of Brunswick, deceased;
Addie F. Simpson, Administrative.
GUARDIANS APPOINTED.
Joanna G. Talbot of Freeport, Geo. F. Fogg
Guardian.
Chas, v Osgood of Deering, Lucy E. Osgood
Guardian.
Gertrude E. Prince, ct al, of HarpsweH, Har-
ny E. Black Guardian.
Camille V. Jordan, ct al, of Portland, Robert
w. Jackson Guardian.
LICENSE GRANTED TO SELL REAL ESTATE
Jacob G. Baker, late of Portland, deceased.
Christine Baxter Fogg of Gorham. y
David S. Warren, late of Portland deceased.
LICENSES GRANTED TO SELL PERSONAL Es-
TATE.
Oliver M. Nash, late of Portland deceased.
Lucy f. Nash, late of Portland, deceased.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
OUR KIDNEYS IN SPRING.
All Ought to Know These Facts.

Our kidneys act
like the drains
under cities, to
collect and carry
away waste or
p ois onous ma
terials from the
body. The nerve s
W h i C h control
hem often be-
me weakened,
'ritat e d, dis
tsed. Then the
motion is ilnper-
city performed
Ilric acid and
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17

Aliens Sarsaparilla is for sale by
all dealers for SOC. per bottle. or six for
Sa.so. 1t cannot fairly be sold by any dealer
for less. Beware of cheap limitations. We
guarantee Aliens Sarsaparilla only when It
Is sold for full price.
The Alien Saysaparilla Co.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
MUNICIPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
WEDNEsDAY.-Timothy Mulkern. Intoxica-
ton; fined So and costs.
Timothy Mulkern. Assault; two cases, two
months in county Jail tn each case.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
}. z. l. | e BY,
Congress street.
KENNEBUNK, MEL
Juna 10. ,oI.

lhave found Aliens Sarsaparilla
the only remedy of permanent val
ne for Rheumatism and Kid
ney Disease. For many years
| have suffered from Lame Back
and Weak Kidneys. Ihad to
make water very often, and could not
hold it at all. Nothing took gave
me permanent relief until | began
taking Aliens Sarsaparilla.
1t was very highly recommended to
me, and found it all and more than
recommended. | have taken two
bottles, and can say that am prae-
ticallv cured. Its effect is Won
derful. | felt benefit in two or
three days after beginning its use,
and continued to improve rap
idly. take great pleasure in rec
ommending ii for Rheumatism and
Kidney Disease.
VIM. KICKER.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
Mile Track Association.

The Mile Track directors invite every
one interested to attend the meeting at
the Preble House at 2.30 p. m. today, to
discuss the question as to whether the
necessary funds, to carry out the project
can be raised. If every business house
in the city which is able to do so, would
subscribe for ten shares, the track can
be built. The expense will prove some
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17

WHERE YOUR KIDNEYS ARE.
sFor several years have been suffering from
a complication of malaria, kidney and liver
complaints and dyspepsia in its worst FORM
began taking DR.. Greenes Nervura. have
used six bottles, and now feel entirely relieved
of all my former complaints, and do cheerfully
recommend it to anyone who may be afflicted
with any Of the above troubles.
MRS. CHAS. KRUGER.
$40 East Saith ST., New York;
Ng-Dr Greene, the successful specialist, in
curing all forms of nervous and chronic dis
eases, "a Temple pl., Boston. Mass, can be
consulted free, personally or by letter. Call or
write him about your case, or send for symptom
blank to fill out, and a letter fully explaining
the disease, giving advice, &C., will be returned
free
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17

Providence railway station. AS result
the Holsters were dumped in Boston har-
Dor Tuesday.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Portland Theatre.

Fair houses are drawn to Portland
Theatre by the vaudeville company
of Leonard & Moran. The singing of
young Sullivan, 1.-THE trapeze act of the
Mendoza Sisters, the illusion act of the
Namrogs, Ned West, the comedian, the
young harp player, and other features
get much applause. There will be three
more performances.
Boston Symphony Orchestra.
An error in the date of the advertise
ment placed the concert to be given by
the Boston Symphony Orchestra one
week ahead of time. The date will be
March 10Th. Mrs. Nikisch will be vocal
soloist. Good evening seats can be OBJ
tanned at Stockbridge's.
Shenandoah.
Shenandoah" Bronson Towards lat
est and greatest play, is still crowding all
theatres to the limit of their capacity.
Such remarkable success as this means a
remarkable play, and a remarkable play
nowadays is worth going 200 miles to see.
1t will be given at Portland Theatre next
Thursday.
The Grand Opera.
The opera is meeting with great sue
cess at Mechanics Building, Boston.
The ''Huguenots'' was given with SUI
perb cast Monday, in which Nine. Alba
nj, the De Reszka Brothers, and the great
baritone, Lasalle, stood out tower of
strength. Tuesday, Lakme was given
with Mme Van Zandt. Last night Miss
Eunice Eames appeared as Juliet with
De Reszka as Romeo. 1t was grand re-
ception, and Miss Eames was much adj
mired in the part. Nine. Patti will not
make her first appearance in Lucia to-
night, as advertised, owing to illness, but
will appear next Saturday at the matt
nee. Nine. Patti will appear in 'sLucia''
Saturday, March 26th.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
Football.

An eleven from the steamer Labrador
and an eleven from Saccarappa will play
@ game of football at 2.30 o'clock, Sat
urday on the grounds at Deering.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17

OF this amount ST, 50O must be avaiIa-
BILE at once. The grand stand could be
dispensed with for the present, or pri-
vate parties could be allowed to con-
struct it and have the receipts until the
association was ready to purchase, sever
al parties being ready to do so.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
7 ~ DUES TON

furnishings.
Whether you are doing as well as
YOU MIGHT.
II you buy things by the gross
III you buy cheaper than by the
III dozen, and can sell cheaper
IA|r are the largest buyers in
W h. inference clear?
For instance, we bought the whole stock of a
factory that manufactured willow and rattan
goods. These goods are now on our lower floor,
Pearl street side. You have never probably seen
good serviceable Willow Rocker for $500. We
have Rockers, Patent Rockers Arm Chairs Easy
Chairs and Lounges, all in Willow and Rattan
The prices are phenomenal.
The odd patterns of carpets which we spoke of
Monday are going fast. Better secure one before
they're all gone.
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
PROBATE COURT.

BEFORE JUDGE HALL OF sAGADAHoC.
the following business has been transacted
at the Probate Court before Judge Hall, Judge
Peabody still being i'll and unable to attend:
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17

25 pieces Figured China Silks "a inches wide in
and attractive patterns The ground cOOrngs are
black brown, red, light and different
shades of blue. Such usually sold from 75c to-
$lOO per yard Our price for this sale
The Portland daily press., 1892-03-17
FIGURED CHINA SILK

We shall offer this sale lot of Figured Chn
inches ide i'm excellent styles and cOOrings
worth Soc, at only :
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
II Great Hat Sale,

that is to say large sale Of HATS, which
are not necessarily large. but are of all
sizes to suit all heads, large, small, and
medium. 1t makes no difference about
the size OF your brain-holder or pocket
book we can suit you to q nicely in
both respects. Our stock includes every
variety of style and price and is OF ne
cessity extensive to cause such sale as
is now in progress. The stock is going
like snow in the spring don't delay
the early buyer has the largest room for
choice from the biggest display ever
made in this city. Quality, variety,
price-we're ahead in everything. You
will be ahead too, and have some
thing nobby on your head, if you make
purchase at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

snes. which spplspded him roundly for
his mastefiy and discumtnat1n& prese1sa.-
ton Of the issucs OF the csnpeiRn. HI.
speech was narrative OF the history q
the Republican party from the close o. sne
war to the present time, showfne that
Whatever the depression Of industry; tne
lack of prosperity-ths whole stock IN
trade OF the calamity -kovlers--t that party
was responsible for IL ell, for the Demo
Gratis had never he'd possession OF al the
departments Of the governments IN that
time. Why then, ehsli third party n
Virginia and the South endesyor 20 AID
In the reelection of Harrison, which 70
confessedly al that they either expect OF
hope 10 do.
His tribute TO Cleveland was IS graceful
and eloquent as the most ardent original
Cleveland man could ask, and was APP
preciated all the more. because he an
nounced that he had been averse to Cleye-
lands denomination on the score of availa-
billty only
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23


''s''. oieace Of tho Richmond DlspstchI
t,1.1LAND NICK, n. c.. October 22.--Yes-
a.; al Nary chapel, negro church
k5.-t'. '3fee miles from town. about two
go negroes assembled to discuss the
,-l'f,rueni Il The county Th;rd party
49, .. ne Republicans. Three negroes
! N l1 every one endorsed the nevc.
l. Il" ate, the white candidate for the
tti.'ft,l'S on the Thira-party ticket.
l. .i'7ty, aud Ia his speech he referred
ia. 1..io women present about seven
g. o iaeln-as bis lady friends"
tcf., - n 0es ~ that If the Third,party
a. ,'oeiee somebody will be sorry.
!ss,s, i'.llu' son Of Dir. b. ID. Webb died
I'M. 4s Of msmbranous Group.
hoy. v II. 6itchen bas lust returned
hs,s m 20 tie southern part OF The
l.,.,. aug 4e says the political situation
h. s'HilaI 70 what u is wherever he
tsn , ", q. Alien returned yesterday
YAH 70 heI m0ther, Ut PantsRo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

MANTED, TO TRADE A NICE
w FLORIDA HOME; delightful, healthy
Location. Hlli exchsnge for city property or
house and q few acres OF land In suburbs Of
hichmond: Apply to = L husskLL
[ oc 2a-lt. BOOK Main street CITY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
THE CAROLINA FAIR.
...sxso SUCCESS WITH DOUBLE
a 1ss AVERAGE ATTENDANCE.
.,,s. ard Republicans Adopt New
"s' ,,,.rest Pooled Against Demo-
s,sts-othsr state Affairs
...oona.DceO Of ,a. Richmond Dispatch,

.,.nce OF she Richmond pispaich.,
~ n. c.. October "a. The officers
h ~. s,a,e Fair express great pleasure a,
o. .rcsesS. The attendance was more
ii' 's s,rsle the average. The reelection
ths, # Rattle president and II. w,
OF /" o,reiary was deserved compli-
Ayr The race-track. will by next year
menr ..,ly improved. Il is now ten seconds
o. 81 Alice Berlew made toe best time
'ON nd IN the State on Il yesterday --2;sl.
o. i'Nv 80 Of the Atlantic Express Com
Ing 80 argued IA the supreme Court NJ
pa'l 5,,sble length. The point IN thls
eo~'';s whether the railways are TO provide
oAso,,ofnoiatiOns on their trains tor this
hA'S.,,,any as well as the southern express
co1.t.a, The defendants are the Rich
ComlHa~g,i Danville and the Wilmington
"a Weldon railways.
40 BIT srR.
s,.c,al inquiry was made to-day regard
,"e condition of state treasurer
~. .lj W. BAN. He IA no better. Last
i,gst new physicians we're ealied III con-
'O, rSa iorc drought continues. Swamps
IsS,,f1rs impassaole are now entirely
ptl' All the larger water-courses are
GH1y,,,,,t - remarkably small dimensions.
,alrs.s~rl'eritg Of this year IL the nearly en-
~ slsepce o. acorns, bickory-nuis, etc.
w. W, = noticeable all over the State.
"ASrIDKMocRATs."
1,..,,asts attention that the Republ-
Ind Ihird party now speak of them-
O. az "aDti-Democrats." Ii all shows,
,0ur correspondent claimed weeks ago.
-, tsev have pooled" their interests
. .rS are united against the Democrats.
u. i. stated today that just as soon as G.
pf|ckoy. one of the Republican congress
j. 80 a. nominees in the Sixth district. with
80 A. NJ. Long, the other nominee of
.'o, r,rty. will follow suit, and both cast
~, influence for Maynard, the Third
party msn.
GOVERNOR HOLT WILL SPEAK.
letter from Governor Holt states that
,.snd bis party will return from Chicago
~ ~ &c 18th. The Governor will week after
o. make several speeches in the canvass.
lie commissioner of Agriculture said
,Jsy that this season there are very few
'....rilqrities with regard 10 fertilizers.
1tsi. - Oh unusually large demand tor
-, TAGS. There Is no notice OF appeal
a. tbe decision of the Federal Court as
. tre lecality of the tonnage tax.
Inc number of students at the Agricul-
.rsi College to-day reached log.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

WANTED. TO EMPLOY AN EX-
w PERIENCED NURSE for q boy years
old. Apply with references at 314 south Third
street between the hours OF o and IL A. N.
&C 23-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
DEER IN THE DISMAL SWAMP.
One KILLED Which Weighed eco Pounds
Large Clam PesrI-Psrsopal Netes.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, October 22.-Deer are unusual
ly abundant and in fine condition IN the
Dismal Swamp this season. MIR. Ross
Evans killed one crossing the canal near
Deep Greek on Thursday that weighed 26C
pounds.
Work has commenced on the system OF
sewerage adopted by the city OF Ports.
mouth. That portion OF the city near the
water front will be severed first.
General-Secretary Hall. Of Pulaski State,
Secretary Williams, Of Richmond; and
General-Secretsry d. II. Warner, of Wash.
inpton, ID. c., will address the Young
Mems Christian Association in Portsmouth
tomorrow. -,
Rev. Roger Charnock is quite i'll at bis
home, in Berkeley.
MIR. +. NJ. Maerudsr, Of Albemarle coun.
ty, ia visiting Colonel William ID. Stewart
IN Portsmouth.
A gentleman in Portsmouth owns a clam
pearl one third of an inch In diameter,
perfectly circular. with u smooth, cream
colored crown. Ii was found In q clam Oh
the Eastern Shore of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

noon. and 4f5 Ia cash, q few pair Of over
nlis, and some smaller articles stolen
thcrefrom. A negro ex-convicts named
Fletcher stanton, was suspected OF COM
hitting the crime. and these suspiclons
were confirmed ON 1hursday evening.
when young Duval. who had charge Of the
commissary, was alone and standing near
shots in quick succession at him. both
balls passing through his clothing, but
neither struck his person. The country is
being secured TO secure Stanton. but he
has not vet been captured
The infant daughter and only child of
Mr. J. 4. and Iva Branstord died at their
residence, Echo" near here yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
GRAND RALLY AT euENA VISTA.
O'Ferrs,I. Berry, aud Tucker speak-Pro-
gfess OF the Campaign.
fC,orraspondencs OF the Richmond Dispstch.l

BUrsA VISTA, Va. October 22.-triday
night Colonel OiFeuall, Hons. Taylo,
Berry and Ii. st. George Tucker addressed
the largest audience at the Opera House
that has asset oled here-about six hun
bred ladies aud gentlemen. The stage
was handsomely decorated with naes and
bunting. and two lfe-size portraits OF
Cleveland and Stevenson were suspended
across the rear. Senator Berry's speech
was confined principally to the discussion
of the force bill. and his case was very
strongly presented.
Colonel O'Ferrall was introduced by Or.
Mapp. the presiding officer, as Virginia's
next Governor. The speaker spoke eio-
quently. discussing the tariff and the
record OF the two parties since the war.
His eloquence created the greatest onthu~
siasn 10 the large audience.
MIR. Fuckers ad dress was very oriel
one, as he contemplates speaking here at
q later day.
LADIES WITH BADGES.
The rally was under the auspices OF the
Young Mems Democratic Club. and a
number OF ladies could be seen during the
day on the streets With the badges OF this
organization pinned to their dresses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
Notwithstanding at nehsrrin.

MrHERsIS, VA, October 22.--Rev. &. w:
Eason carried on successful protracted
meeting in this community this week, as
sisted by Rev. Walter Carson. OF Charlotte
county.
Rev. Archibald A. Little, Presbyterian
evangelist, will preach in Wesleyan Metho-
dist Episcopal church here on the fifth
SUNDAY in this month.
Many people from this vicinity have at;
tended the Agricultural and Mechanical
Exposition at Richmond. oil OF whom
state that the Exposition, a. whole, Is
grandor than ever, and much credit 10 duo
to The RICHMOND DIsrArcR for the success
Of tho Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
suseLARs ACTIVE IN DURHAM.
r,u,ual Interest in Poiitics-Neeroes VIII
Vote the Democratic Ticket.

r,,,ual Inte rest in Politics-Negroes VIII
Vote the Democratic Ticket.
,corre,p1ndetc e Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
b~rs,v. n. c., October 22.-Burglary
,..rs ~ be the order Of the night in many
-. of this section. Several houses in
T.. mace have been entered by sneak
,l,syes and some arrests have been made,
i,,tte leaders have evRded the officers of
The Jaw thus far.
REGISTRATION IS claiming the attention of
a. rs-t.es. A heavy vote will be polled in
I,rbsm county. -Four full tickets are out
s-G tbe result can hardly be predicted.
Politics IS interesting our people TO o
rres;er extent than usual. The negroes
a. registering their full strength, but all
vii not vote the Republican ticket While
ne candidates of tho Republican party
lave appealed strongly aud beseechingly
10 them 70 stand by their party and pay
10 attention TO the Democrats, yet many
have decided 20 listen no longer to the
prouisss OF the party with which they
tsye aelhted since the war. and colored
democratic clubs are being formed in
several Of the towns in this State. A few
t,h,s ago one Of fifty-four members was
.:s-iel in Durham, and they claim that
usly more will Join before the election.
The Peoples party is not so jubilant
Aeresbou,s as at first. They see where the
v5te vote Is drifting and the conslderate
C.es are leaving. and on the 9Th of Noyem-
tslwill vote with their old friends, the
Democrats. Not only IL this weakening
IIvce,s going on in this county. but in
.lres Of men from other sections con-
TN this tact.
j.A Whtted. cultivated and in6uen-
Ia. co.ored man, died here yesterday of
consumption; aged about 40 years. He
tai for several years been the superin-
isllsnt Of the Colored Graded School,
go e.. the walks Of life as q Christian
CtitR 50 conducted himself as to merit
lie spprobstlon of al. He leaves a large
fanny.
NARRIloE ANNOUNCEMENT.
Cl'1s sre on, for the marriage OF f. Nor
Ca Green and Miss Sudie Cain on the 26th
atL.s month at the Episcopal church.
Owing 10 the very dry season tobacco
teAks IL the warehouses are light, but
gyod prices are maintained.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
4. !. ssNAY FOUND GUILTY.
'h'thetd to six Months In Jail.-Arrest
Of Judgment Moved.
Special telegram 10 tho Dispatch,

special telegram 70 tho Dispatch.l
onih' Va, October 22.-H. j. Senay.
~, - s'' Ire 10 his bar-room here on
%. I'm Of last August IN order TO
=" we Insurance. has been on trial
C thursday in Roanoke County
-V' resulting this evening in this yer-
-. We, the jury, find the prisoner
s''-'y o. an attempt 20 commit the offence
~ .'1 'n Tie Indictment and FIX the term
e., -. NlirHonment at six months in the
- lau. Aiessrs. HansbFough and
N - az attorneys. moved for an arrest
3sA't thursday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
No Third Party could b. Found.

Especial feIegrh1 70 Inv DisVHVOu'I
PULASKI. Va, October 22.-There was O
Democratic barbecue at Harmony. IN Pu-
laski county, to-day. A large crowd, m
GLIDING many ladies, were present. Able
and eloquent speeches were mace by Judge
Hutton, j. &. Wysor. j. A. Sanders, aud
Mr. Lonely. The meeting was most en-
thusiastic. No Tbird-party men could be
found IN this section.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23

0enDousvrrzx, Va. October "A. Judge
waller r. Staples cems By invitstion e
laaf night A splendid audisnce Of ladies'
nnd eentlomsn turned oct to hses him.
Ineiuding scnns donbtine Themeses Of the
] y: & Il /: s:s ~ 70: e;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP GAME.
The virginians Defeat the CaroIinians by
a Score Of 80 to 10.

Especial telegram 70 the DIspAtcu.I
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA. October 22.-The
first game of the championship-of,t the
south series was won by the Varsity boys
from the University of North Carolina by
score of so to IS. The game was holly
Contested from start to finish, the score
Standing "a TO IL at the end of the first
half The playing of the virsinians' centre
was fine. Parker's playing at full back was
the best ever seen on tho home grounds.
Hoke tor the visitors did excellent work:
The 'varsitles play Sewanee in Richmond
Saturday, the 2sth, and go from there on
their southern trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
nurg,a,s work ct Green BAY.

Burgiafs WORK 81 nreen bhy'
Correspondence OF the Richm.ni )'spatch.l
GREES Bar, Va, October 22.-Burglars
entered the store house Of ". n. Richard
son, of this place, Friday night aud stole
several pair Of shoes and a lot OF under
wear. As yet no clue has been reached as
10 who the robbers were.
Mr.. w. d. Price. who has been AZ home
sick for some time, il much better. and
expects to resume his duty as telegraph
operator at Clarksville in few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-23
''s ooly ua.aees..fal rorsrprl.s.

In. "1es'am 70 tbe Dispatch.l
lo.dt,s0h, n. G.. October 22.-lIhe stock.
iset@,. 81 The North Carolina Wagon
lgtg.y,'. coated here. have ordered az as
ia 80. aaq all the property TO be sold.
he 800. 800 VIZ not cover the liabilities.
&c uss. psny began business three years
blrasss.il most favorable auspices. and bad
kNs'sl'ueni caused the failure. II n
b. ssis, : only unsuccessful msnufsctur-