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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-04
strayed From araoey,s

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Wharf Stable, one large fat red COW;
finder drive same to Kleeman & Co.
and receive reward. apr25 2td
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-04

Keep cool by wearing thin clothes
and underwear from Lieber's.
m25. d3m.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-04

Rev. Jerome Duncan is in the city
to-day.
Ed. Turnkey, superintendent of
Peachcr's Mills. is in the city TODAY.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-04

Be sure and investigate the plans of the
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-05-04
MAY Sale or f,T,fl'I'HTNG

you wish to make good use of your money exam
stock of CLOTHING and you will be sure to inves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
Hiieeell1neone

ACADEMY Of MEDICAL IIYPNOTISM,
3l6 West 5ytL-ei
DR.. MCCARTHY receives Du.is and
patients daily vacancy for invalid bOartpr.
thursday evenings. hypnotic exp r.n.cniai
L! - sGncc.
A-Music tocber: bemnn0is zoe. per
lesson. Address GEORGE lj2 0th-oyc
a NEW DISCOVERY. -Sup.ftiors hair
removed permanently without electricity.
ksin OF injury; call for testimonials. Nine.
HULL 4 CO.. IjT West 23d-st.
A.-wJcSTLOTOKN'S detective ond lfw
agency divorces speciality. separations de-
sections, support damages. accidc1ts. coli
lectinb SUITS prosecuted anf dn;rndod, IN
formation furnished. consultation ftcc. %
NtSsnu-st.
LAWYERS BRAMAS. a the Equitable
building. 12O broadway, practice cvety-
where-for evcrg STATE aud abro1d AlsD
Stetes' Commissioners passport aRents no
tshss. Evenings. 1870 broadway.
fUOFS PAINTED with the best roof
paint cheap preservsCye for I0ois aud
guaranteed clean. prompt and reli1bie
re''rsnccs. EUGENE COATES. 0G5
Sd-avr.
.uPnoLsTERER aud cABISIT.MAK.
Es--Carpcfs md curtains, ffagcrie-
Nsds.hangng frrnitwe yspaire1 var.
hishcd polis,ed. &c. odars By nsil
Erenpuv attended 20 rs'crpDtc. UPHOL-
sIEKTR. 400 I,exin0fop-aFe.
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Board Uanteo.

pOAED Desired by lady Of refinement,
cduca.,Ol and travel, Gi.eTe her auai hmcuts
IN u,crgtIrp vocal culture. recitation ana
tern ~ would coHDenaate Tor her nome Ia
taff: bighcss tcstim0nlalo; references c1-
HANGED address ROME. DoN ,. Tno'
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osrlts: must have two large e~h'ciug
roo,ns on ,cconr floor. Aadfcss SIN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

SAlEsMAN.-By an energetic young
pian with teu years wiac LlAinas. csDrft.
ctcc ~ outdoor sales!na. o. msnsgc; in
some growing Lps,Mcts; cal give uno!e..
tiDhatic rc'efchfes. AdGFcss {. +. W..
postOnlce box 93i5
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Snsiness Ghanres.

X.-A.-FULL VALUE PAID FOR ALL
INNS OF slOllllS AND STQGKS. /.
hn''Iir.RNAN, 96 LISPEN ARo.ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20
domestic 5itnaticns mante6
Females

ough cook lakes full charge kitchenmaid
required wages so; personal reference.
Ga West 2lst-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

A PARTY COR TWO with $40, coo. can
take position and have valuable Interest
in on organized manufacturing company
lsrgc orders offered article staple In large
ocland very liberal pront.: business first
class. Address MANI fAtTUREls
Sl2 Broadway. second door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

cite. Ia prya,e co. pIOir; weak G. a.
sfgOnd man og footuGn; cNr,lclt refer.
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drs,s =. NELSON. care kid 3y6 lG'tr.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

PUhE-WAN.s WORK AND Must
.daratioI. with french oud q man. to'ne
kh>Nl cdgr OF Uusiarc, -. wOfa a. my
thing AGor'ss G. W l.. 20 WEB ,terat
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-20

NBEl,MAID and WAITRESS
. reliable glrl n uilSatc family. lat en-.
ploYtr can be- seen. Call or address, 535
Arst 81 : It.. ring tW!cr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Fatal Shooting scrape.

winston c.. Oct. 12.-Speclal.-ker-
nersvlle was the scene OF fatal shooting
scrape this morning difficulty having
arisen between w. NJ B0dcnhamer and {.
Il. Hasten over law suit. A few weeks
ago Hasten was arrested and tried for EN-
hezzlement. He had exchanged some books
FOR n horse belonging 20 X. ID. Whitaker,
of PILOT Mountain, end refused to make a
satisfactory settlement with the owner OF
the books At the trial Lawyer Bodenhamer
appeared against Hasten, VINO mas oeen an
CRY with him ever since for the manner IN
which he criticised him. At % O'Clock this
morning Hasten went 10 the office OF Boden-
hauer I'm state Of Indignation ana COM
lnenced TO abuse him. After exchanging
warm words the two men walked out OF the
house into the street, when Hasten drew
his nistoi and fred az B0denhamer, the ball
entering the right side OF his neck and COM
ing ont on the left side. Hasten then walk
cd off up the street and shot himself twice
in the left breast, both balls taking effect
near the heart. He died In twenty minutes
Rodenhamer Is a young lawyer n son OF
Dr. l.. l. Bodenhamer and highly esteemed
II is feared that his injuries VIII prove IA
tol Hasten leaves wife and several chill
dren. and had bad reputation.
A beautiful marriage was celeDrateu mere
at @ o'clock this evening III 'ehtena'!
church. the contracting parties being MISS
Elsie Thompson. the youngest daughter OF
Dr. V. O. Thompson. and George hro"n,
voung tohacconist Of South Boston, va
After the ceremony they left on Drldal
trim for several Northern cities
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13

placed relics Of our past. Yet We fesl tnss
In every Southern. state All wno iost. ~
wore tho gray will wish 70 psrucIp"sse. ~.
the restoration OF the white Honsn OF .ho
Confederncy;r for. deepoilsd BY che run
less relic hunter--the headquarters OF tns
Federal army and also Of District NO. !; and
AZ tbo last = public school-it mas sunereo
allie from friend and foe. and 1t now re-
onires 10 DO thoroughly repaired.
We hope very soon to make OF " memo
,;ai mnseum .or the entire south. ana. a.
ths canital of the Corfederacy. II lays
CLAIM, Ia your hearty cooperation. We en-
t,s.t that In every way In your power
xon viii further this plan. 30 that within
tbsso walls there may be placed. by your
a,yorts ioIneJ 10 ours. a collection worthy
~ orr south. Thus aud thus only snsil
or,r cbildren's children know the true history
of that glorious struggle. and. knowing'
irnbibe and honor tho spirit OF tnat tltne.
We would. therefore. urge upon each Sia.s
NJ the Coufederacy the need for imineuiate
and generous action. that this museum may
be mt n readiness to receive these treasures
Help us. then, TO establish this iinperish-
AHA monument. which shall with q clarion
voice. proclaim 10 future ages the unPala-
leled vslor and uufinching loyalty OF 'nose
who loved. labored and lost.
Can il be that We appeal in vain 70 tue
men and women of the South
For further information on the suoJect
apply 20 Mrs. L. c. Daniel. 7l6 east Frank
lin street; Miss Lily Peasants. Jos east
Franklin street. or Miss M. q. Crenshaw,
II west Main street. Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13

Fredericksburg, Va, Oct. 12.lSpecial,l
Mrs. Rosa Powers. wife of Mr. u. B;
Powers died at her home near Port Royal
yesterday after an illness of only lew
hours.
Mr.. John Carr. aged seventy-eight years.
died nj his home near Welch's. Caroline
county. Saturday after brief Illness
BENJAMIN Ross, a colored pensioner OF this
city, having drawn tor some time Iast r72
per month from the Governments Treasury.
died last Saturday at Adrian. Mich: whittier
he had gone to visit his mother, and also for
the benefit of his health. He was member
of the Fiity-fourth Massachusetts regiment
during the War.
While returning from Bowling Green yes
terdaY Mr.. George Pitts was killed nea
Penola by his horse. q stallion. When Mr..
Pitts was found he was dead. his head being
manglsd. He leaves wife and several chill
dren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
GLOUCESTER.
Chinese Not Registering in New York.

Collector of Internal Revenue Kerwin
saws: " We are all ready to have the
Cinnamon come TO this office and be
registered Our books are open. | must
confess that up TO the present time we
have received no applications from
Cinnamon to be registered. A number
of deputies have been out for some time
past getting the names and residences
Of the Cinnamon living in this district
The Cinnamon have been notified per-
sonally that they must come to this Once
and apply for a certificate OF residence
if they wish to continue living IN TINS
city after May 9th.
II have learned that the Cinnamon IN
this city are raising money which they
intend to use in an attempt to test the
legality of the act ! ask what object
do they expect to gain by raising money!
II must be their intention either to cor
rupt the members Of Congress TO obtain
the desirable legislation or the money
is to 90 into the pockets OF the SIX
romnanies in San Francisco. That, |
think. is the primary object
The Cinnamon are opposed to beins
treated in any but a legal manner by
the laws of this country said Lee wan
Yesterday. 81 mean thar the Geary law
;s unconstitutional ! have come TO New
Work for the purpose Of learning how my
countrymen regard this act. They will
not register; we will fight the law
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
THE FIHST GERKAN.
A Brilliant Affair at Be'videre Hail Last
Evening-Those Present.

A Brilliant Affair at Be,v;dere Hall Last
Evening-Those Present.
A beautiful german, the first one this sea-
son. was given at the Belvidere last even
ing. 1t was q brilliant and fashionable
social event Among those present were;
Mas Emma Barksdale. white chiffon; MISS
Nary Preston Moore. canary satin and lace;
Miss Anime Hammer. Nile green crepe dc
chine: Misses Camm, figured organdie
Miss EVE Walker, white orgapdie, blue RIO
bons: Misses Henning, ore IN blue tune
and one in canary crepe; Miss Louise maYo'
mink creme and silver: Mis-. Mary Hunt,
white embroidered null; Miss Annie Henry,
Norfolk, pink crepe; Miss Eve LAW
son, lavender silk aud lace; MISS
Annie Gray. canary satin; miss
Ellen Blair. yellow satin and pearls; Miss
Sallie Marshall. figured China silk; MISS
Barton, Of Barton Heights, white null ana
ribbons: Miss Louise Brander. white or
candle: Mrs. James Armstrong #eich, hg-
ured organdie: Miss Bldgood. pnk net
Miss Norma Walker. Nile green SILK; Bliss
Smith, red tule; Miss Helen Rose, white
orpandie: Hiss Sallie Talbot. pink crepe:
Miss Nary iancsy, white organdit; Mss
Cook Of Staunton, pink net Miss BESSIE
Fauntleroy. Nile green crepe; Miss Flrgis
CABOT. white chiffon; Miss McGovney OF
Cincinnati, Miss Young Of ST. Louis, Miss
Waddell of Alexandria.
Messrs. John Bosseau (leader), John
Cullen, F. NJ. Parker, Jr., Glenn Shafer,
Fairly Cooke. Bailey Saunders, Deane
Maury, ]. w. Read. George Ecker, 7. st.
George Cooke, Jack Gregory, Stuart Jones
Churchill Young, Robert Croxton. Preston
holland. Hugh Miller. Edgar Freeman; VA,
liam Weisiger. Richard Morris. Robert
Campbell. George Bidgood, George and
Arthur Mayo. c. V. Cosby and Mercer Pat
ton of New Orleans. Edward and William
Palmer and Charles Rose.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
rur rrMrs-RICHMoND. va, THURSDAY OCTOBER Is. 1872

Cstv. Va. registered last night at the Ex-
change. He was accompanied by bis bride.
on route TO the North.
Attorney r. G. southall. Of. Amelia
oonntv. ia in the city attending the Expo
sition.
Mr.. ]. Felix Smith left YESTERDAY morning
for a Southern trip, which includes Charles,
ton. Wilmington. Savannah. Columbus and
Jacksonville. He will be gone month.
The Clay-sireet Baptist congregation are
looking southwark TOR pastor. and tne
name Of prominent Mississippi minister ID
mentioned.
Mr.. IredeIl jenkins has composed charm
ing music TO certain OF Mrs. Ameiie kivee;
Chanler's exquisite verses. These songs Will
be published in illuminated form this season.
Major Ginter and party will arrive In New
York to-day from Europe.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Beula Burton. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. Z. Burton, to Mr.. Charles Z. Grimm. at
the Seventh-street Christian church, Tues
day, October Goth, at 1880 o'clock A. M.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
usrrtson Mt Woodstock.

Woodstock. Va. Oct. 10.-Special.-
Today was our regular court-day, I,,
is ;be conrt-day following the county fair.
NIr George NJ. Harrison, of Staunton.,
odJrcssed fh, Democrats on the court
green. He discussed in very I able lie man hi IN.
tnI IN tbo hands of the few and the in
f famous Force bill which the Republicans
are endeayoring TO force upon the peo-
pie. ..;.od soooc,
,,re;ng tho Democrats to their full duty
by Nr. N. /. Wollard, of this place
Rev. A. 7. Funkhouser, editor of the
Harrisonburg State Republican; en-
tertained about che hundred Republicans
in Twins Hall with rambling speech
Of about an hours duration. There was
no enthusiasm: The Republicans mani
fest but little interest. and at most con- ION.
cede the State to the Democrats. but
every one of them will be at the polls on
election day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Citi
zens ard Other Mattons.

zens ard Other Mattons.
Mrs. Fl. J. Rippon is on a visit to relatives
in Baltimore.
Mr. &. NJ. Parkins. a prominent citizen Of
the Valley OF Virginia, is in the city.
Major Il. L. Ragland, the tobacco seed
grower. of Halifax county, is at st. Luke's.
Hon. William |. Jordan, Rev. j. II. Thomp-
son and Mr.. J. w. Easley, of South Boston,
are in the city.
Mr.. Jefferson Powers, who was hurt last
week by falling from a building on Plum
stroot, continues 20 improve.
The revival meetings continue at Wash
ington-street Methodist church with in-
terest. Rev. DR.. Peterson preached last
night, and there were three conversions.
DR.. Slsdd will preach tonight.
Don't wait until registration day to look
after your transfer. Make yOnr vote and
Cleveland's election sure by calling at the
Democratic headquarters. corner Eleventh
and Main streets, and have 1t attended to at
once
Owing to the Democratic rally at Old Mar
ket Hall tonight there will be DO meeting
of the Old Dominion Club. but all of its
members are urged TO turn out 10 hear Ma or
Holmes Conrad and the other speakers at
the rally.
n ltltoI Ie"oiNeu III I(lcDmOuQ yesterday
from one OF the old Richmond bows. John
Hillyard. announces that he is in Savannah.
Ga. and doing well for himself and the
travelling world generally as one of the man
agers Of the Marshall Hotel. in that city.
Canyassers are actively at work in every
ward Of the city looking aftep Democratic
voters. Don't wait for them TO call on you.
however. but call at Democratic head
quarters at once if you have moved since
you last voted and ses that you are prop
erly transferred.
Mir. and Mrs. W. L. Parker have returned
from visit 10 Washington. Williamsport,
Buffalo, Niagara aud Toronto.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moss. of Powhatan,
ore in the city, the guests of Mira. Julia b.
Andrews
Mrs. Edward r. Fuller. of Buffalo, N. Y,
IS visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. L.
Pelouze. at their home, 40 east Marshall
street.
Rev. DR.. w. w. Landrum has gone TO
Augusta. Ga. to marry member of his
former congregation in that city.
Rev j. b. Laurens (Uncls Larry, of Ash
land. was in the city Yesterday.
Mr. W. II. L. Nelms, the agent OF the
Richmond and Danville railroad ut Chase
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
The Necro Young Lynched.

Columbia. Oct. IL. Especial. The negro
Charles Young, confined in jail at Palmyra.
Fluvanna county, for the killing OF young
Glass pear Central Plains in this county. an
account OF which was rent you from SCOTS
Vile in to-day's paper. was taken from the
Jail last night about 1890 O'Clock by party
of about one hundred men and carried
across the Riyanna river about half mile
from the Jail, and after due confession was
hung up to a tree in an old graveyard. At
ter the execution the crowd disbanded and
returned to their respective homes. Many
of the ooored people express the wish that
Young should have been killed as soon as
captured. He bore very bad character.
The political situation is much improved
in the county since last county court. The
speeches made by Rev. John E. Massey.
Major r. Taylor Scott and Senator Harry
Flood did q great deal of good. They put
our Alliance people to thinking, and the re-
suit is that NJ st of them will vote the Demo-
cratic ticket in November next. Mr.. Mas
sey's speeches in the county have been well
received at every place. and the voters are
almost all with him.
The weather now is beautiful. and the
farmers are busy seeding wheat ana winter
oats. Very little tobacco was injured IN this
section by the late frosts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Rou.,ne Meetipc-springs Leased.

Hamilton. Va. Oct. 11.-SpeciaI:-Ihe
Cleveland and Stevenson Club Of Farm
wei held a rousng ratification meeting
last Saturday. Addresses were made by
Judge James b. McCabe and others.
EVERYWHERE throughout the county the
Democrats are working vigorously, leav-
ing no stone unturncd that viii promote
the success of the national ticket.
The Palonan Springs Company held a
leased Inc springs for a period of ten
veors to r. G. Baker. a gentleman of
considerable wealth and influence Of this
onuniV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
In Me,norinm Of II, Il. Lee.

Twenty-Five years ago yesterday the great
soldier. Robert Edward Lee. entered into
rest, at Lexington, whittier he had retired
after sheathng his sword. drawn In lead
ing the armies Of the South in lest cause
The memories Of the skill Of the dead
General as a soldier his tenderness. deli
cacy and love for his men, end his patient
self-sacrifcc and devotion 10 his duty in
the years Of retirement are legacies to
those who are left behind that viii never
be other than precious.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Fats, DIfnculty-Cyclonc Jim.

Lebanon, Va, Oct. 10.-Special.-A
difficulty occurred on Yesterday on
Dumps creek, this county. in which one
Nathan Bergis shot Ordel Sutherland. the
ball entering the back near the backbone
and coming out of the breast near the
right arm. The wound is thought to be
mortal Bergis was LODGED in jail here
tonight. He CBergis) is reported to be
from North Carolina. The trouble grew
out Of whisky.
We still have a few Third party peo-
ple here. Cyclone J. w. Marshall is
making an active campaign, and will be
elected by a good majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Hon. John 4. Huchanan-De.tructivs Fire

Locust Lane, Va. Oct. 11.-Special.-
Hon. John A. Buchanan addressed our
people at Gate City on Monday in his
usual fOrcible style.
The great victory in Georgia strikes
CONSERVATION to the hearts of the Third
party here. They see the complete hope
lessness of their cause, and | believe
most uf them will return to the De-
mocracy when the election comes off.
The dwelling-house, together with all
the household articles of Mrs. Rebeeca
Cox, was destroyed by fire few nights
ago 1t was accidental
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
A Memorial Museum.

Mrs. Joseph Bryan. the president OF the
Association. has issued the following APP
peal;
This appeal was laid before the public 4
few mopths ago and while il met with some
measure of success 1t did not receive that
enthusiastic response which this work of
ours deserved.
In msDy places there are already memo
Siai halls, IN which loving hands tsndsrly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13

Liberty Mills, Va. Oct. 12.-[Spscial J.
The BarboursYille Cleveland and Steven
son Club was organized yesterday alter
noon with an enrolment of ffty-four
staunch Democrats and the following OF
ficers. e. +. Golson. president. II. VI. New
man. James b. Kite. j. b. Hnmm. G. W.
Barbour, W. K. Graves. yice-president Is;
George ). Parker. treasurer; b. w. Nun
day. secretary; +. NJ. Davis assistant secre-
tary. The club expects Hon. f. f. Mere
oath to meet them FRIDAY. 14th instant. and
confidently expects TO have one hundred
members by that time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Hon. H.Imes Conrsd Tonight.

Hon. Holmes Conrad will speak this
evening at Old Market Hall undtr the
auspices of the city Democratic committee.
Chairman 8. s. T. Pattescn and Messrs.
Cunningham Hall and Frederick Peasants
are on the reception committee. while
Messrs. Collin Reynolds. Davis j. O'Neill
and r. I. Daniel from the committee on
arrangements. All Democrats and the pub
lie at large are invited to be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
From Norfolk to Columbus.

Wayne, w. Va. Oct. Especial
The Norfolk and Western will commence
to operate through trains over its line
from Norfolk to Columbus, o., on or
about November 1st.
Our new courthouse will soon be COM
pleted and will be handsome structure
when finished. ii will cost when COM
pleted about $4,000.
Mr.. Allen OMeyers, of Cincinnati,
addressed a large and enthusiastic as
semblage of Democrats Monday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
WANTs.

and most experienced stenOg a Jhers IN THIS
city and other cities. There has been sold
right here in Richmond twenty-five DE NJ
MORE TXPEWRlIER5 in the past two
months. Machines of what have been termed
the host make given in exchange in many in
stances over three hundred and seventy
FIVE "DRNSMOKE" TlPEWRlTERS have
been sold in the city OF Washington In the
past ak months. where this machine received
The following high endorsement from our
Government "A hoard of experts appointed
by the Government 10 examine and receive
ported that the "DEE5MORE" contained
more points of excellence than any other, and
that 1t was the best machine Of all:
The best Typewriter supplies, Ribbons ana
Linen Paper always on hand and will he sold
nj the lowest prices Don't buy without seeing
our line BOSWELL w;
No. north Tenth street, Richmond; Va,
Exclusive dealers for Virginia and North
Carolina. au2Ssu.tudth-2m
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
Want 10 be MArshal.

1t is expected that President Harrison
will not appoint a successor TO the late
United States marshal for the Eastern dis
trict Of Virginia, r. r. Farr. until after the
election. Among the possible successors
are mentioned Messrs. George W. Hawx-
hurst (the present first deputy, j. ".
Southwark. John L. Grubbs and Charles
G. Clarke, of Petersburg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-13
German Club Organized.

The Richmond German Club. met Mon
day evening and organized for the coming
season. Mr.. Alfred Il. Harris wns elected
president; Mr.. Tbou AZ Atkinson, vice-presi-
dent, and Mr.. William H. Grant. secretary
and treasurer. The committee ia AS follows:
Messrs. 10 Lane Stern. Leyin Joynes Frenk
Davenport and A. Beirne Blair. 1t was de-
oided that the membership OF the club be
increased FROM eighty to one hundred men,
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