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Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

/. Sen er iobriferet al bet aaer'
beoite siennemtsrre 9raitoi; ale Wa'
terialier er ~neia9tis unoerisgte, fgi
5abritatet males. Suipettsrens Napr
er Itemplet paa bper eutelt Gel, % of
er uoipst Materiale at bet aaerbeoit
Sla9s.
2. Spno llbieenoet on9aar, oper'
saar ben aue andre 8psne meo Senipr
til lloitpr os efjenbeo.
3. Zen bar Manot'S npe patente.
rcoe Staal-g trter meo thimble skeir
- en- gtrcl, iom pil pal / %huuorcoC
Nar, % ION er earonteret warranted
o. pil blioe replncere., on ben brGttes
peb ct bpiltetiombellt llbclo.
4. Zen er ben l~etteIte &ogu i Ser.
Ben at trGfte. grlsn er iabriferet a
folOrulet Stoal; be itpbte skeins E,
bOret scientifically, itruet pnn 9lrter.
o. aft pasIenbe ~noio9ti9t iummen
Sois the skeins Iltoes no, er BET Ell lei
Sag at anbringc l,De.
5. The skein bar en- Gurofa5ie,
Der CT ianleoes fouItrucret, at Gam
eller StGp paa ingen Wtaaoe fan fomm(
inc / Susiiusen pe arler.
6. gtrlen bar en- Sliebeboloer, be,
/ 6urbinbelie meb eonbfasien gi5r, al
beune glrel Ell ben eneite p~erIefte ielp'
imprenbe / Sanbelen. (Se 8iIebet.
z. Sjulene bar IA o9 Is spokes.
lodged mortised hubs, meo bGieot
%felloes (Siulrinse).
8. The ~tongue-cap Sern er "a
CONNER lun9t, bar en- safety catch pa
er iaa inbrettet, at neckyoke &in9ent
life fan flibe Stun9en.
9. Stnngen er i fin belle 9EnsbC
paa llnoerIioen be1laaet meo Spring:
Stoal, Iaa ben olori9 fan bbies, U9 ielr
ON en- Seit faloer ueo paa ben, pil Den
life flinne fuRttes.
10. The front hound CT Iabriterei
al angle Stanl, pg er meget itGrfcrt
% l~ettere, en6 BEN almiroefige hound
ti(pirfet al 3rr.
II. Der or Stau9iprir9, Tom met
2etbeo fan anbrjugc8 caer aitn9es.
~. The front bolster Itoar / fat
6orbinoelie meo the sand-board, boor.
ueS binores, at the king-bolt fgItes ub,
nnnr 9Oren cler &asier ta9es Of.
13. Gremnrleu % SauOborbst
8agarlen % the bolster er iernbcIlnne.
bpor the reach gnnr imcIem 9lrten %
San6boroet, iaa at ben life fan guapt
eller llioe.
IA. The reach bar ell SernbusI inc
/ king-bolt Sulet og chilled rub iron
builfet oisr, at the hound life fiber
no the reach.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

10. Den bar en- reach Blaoe meo
eccentric lever; berpeo fan the extern
sion of the reach forl9n9es NOT til at
bore "a Sob lan9e goro o. Glanter,
% altib fiber the reach nloelss tTt
oa iat / Ylaoen. The reach bar
Sernptaoer / 0uaerne, boitfet binorer
the reach-piu fra at lib, no famine.
16. The reach er b~eilnaet meo 2
Spriuss Stdnl 4ldoer. Bele 2Gu9ocu
II" X ire Gcrtenoele " tptte, o. poas
fat meb 8Ginteua9tcr.
II. Bolster stakes bar loops
iiteoetior 8uu9e, b%uorUeo binore8 al
8dsleu.
IS. The stakes bar op6telt schoul-
ders, stake irons meo burrs, iIteoetiUr
at uGre bgteoe pper.
10. Den far Ell concave cut uroer
the rub iron, ina ben fan inucs pad
me9et mlnOre Sum, @iuIet gaar unoer
Sasieu Ell CONNIE mere enc peo DC
almtnoeli9e Rub irons, ben er pnaint
aasien mco ire Better o. pit bare inas
lGuge Tom Sognen, 'UJ iGrocle8 iors
trinlig for breoitoeoc 6iul. llOiioeu
al Rub Sernet er u CONNER brcot,
bpilfet oil binore @julet fra at gnaUs
Staar l Rub 9ernet, iom itjGrer uo
Gin9oeoen paa Sjulet.
20. The Box rodes er iabriferet
meb patentereoe Sfulore meo ielo
c~entering nuts al 2 CONNIE 3raao,
builfet bioraSer me9et til at 9iue BEN
Stprte iamt er meget befpemt.
81. 8o9ntusien er bObbelt strapped
bnooe paa Suoiioen % pao llbiioen.
The straps pan llOiibeu er ioripnet
meo bObbelt GtruemOr, "a banner
braces.
20. SioeIialene bar grooved hard
wood ~cleats, buOrueo ~Opnaae8, at
GnOeboroet life ilioer GlosborOet.
%. 9en bar oobbelt excentric
top box holders, bpilte uit 6oloe ben
gpre 9a8ie li9e1na fnIt til llubcrfnsien,
iom ON bet por ct belt GtNftc 8eo.
Ser er TO pnn bber Si6e 10 CONNER
fra boer Groe al &a8'er; be cr fliutet
pun 8aSieu meo Ter a%lintcnGaler, o9
bill life tabes, bpiltet er GilIploet meo
rods, Sfrumorer os oeslige.
"a. Gen bar Sprin9s SaOe meO en-
bGi, maseIig Rpg, og Spyiuaene er
iadleoes oroneoe, at be fan oubrirge3
enten pGn loIioen eaer SuOIioen al
8osubcren.
25. Bltenteret endgate meo au-
tomato lock; eQer gogreu or for
ipuet meo Wanots ~patertereoe Guoeborb
og shoveling board / Screening. 9enne
Snoretnin9 itaar ooer aft anbet, Der
nOaenIinoe bar paret / 6nnbeier.
lee Beifriuelie meo 3egnir9.)
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Gn uianobco % cit falit
TrrmltiQiuG

Der mso esr unoerfrit er fat Gtrfrahon al StOughtOn Wagon Co.
beres 9sprnisntauter liant andre inbblOts aOnfuuHpr os ion bar Iunoet ar
ubbreodie, saar ub paa, at min 8Ogu fGn bhU fabrtert ct Steb, berefrr a
anost pg MI for be ihhe to aar paa ct treble SteO. 3eHe fommsr eanobeoer
fig. ha uar, im meeet anost be bar iagt ON mig.
Sanobeben er oenne: Otter of js bdrbe op9Ot min StHrs iom Sra.
foent for z. g. Maubt Wfs. SO. / Ssfeu 1889, traf i9 iQaret 1890 afa.
meO ct Chicago 5irma ON at iOrbanole beres 8osue, bpute ful6e iOripues ms
Fre az mine Gorbeorrussr; men bet lptkoes mig life at ia benz tit at buaae en-
8osn. Der bar tlrebsfiauoe bpertn for min Sanoel sMr mig Ip, bpmor lea
1891 sicrbs arrangement meo Capital Wagon Works of Ionia, Mich
Der nepp baroe Gst 6atrihn meo Iilteber al bet sumle Capital Wagon
Co. of Lansing, Mich, Os inmme eaion fptebe ben iii Sonia. buur Be M
bar en- at be pra9i9te % NET fOmpette @o8uatrter Der iQauost 3e fbrp
lhrsoe 500 Z. o. gianot gusne | 1891, 1900 1892, oil iOrfar6ise 5000
1893 os bar siOrt Gorbereoefr til at iabrtre 5000 1894. Seq 6aa6er Der.
for at bare ifano til at msOe Gferipsrs1eH efer benz mere promte en6 bibtL
The Capital Wagon Works r bet eRre Guma, Der bar iabreret
z. o. Vtanbt 8osnen Fen js iurluo 6abrihu StougbtOn. Seq Dor Deb.
bGcenbe Stousbton, isis, bpr is bar nit Soueotoarkr, men tlbrtnger en-
betposis Del af min zc peo 5abrihen, bUhtet is usobGuenSs askr at sisre.
9erss Rr6gbige
~
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Spprleoes pt blir 9atmlc.

SraaSen, Der biuber os ii Giu't, briFter bgpp'st, isr
qlpstS gPeriotan naaes bDs 9risHer. iom 0 latter be.
fteuste Wioler Tor 5ornpelisn -af BEN ~ipiJteiios etps'
Trait, beasr life tan epiisRs aiIee % Il Ian9t Sin bIiss
irsmbraat os teuaret, bbpr bet itte fnoes. GuiiHosr,
iom bar presrt ca eriaret-iuobeilttet mango b%eiieHote
araer - BIZ tuiusen al Softttrrs glassbitter. bsif9''
ter Oens piounOsrliae araft ioE 81 brr al Stp &c I
mage eesemsr % | iUG'tsSs % aiirFiteos Sei'mer'
Rol at arbeiOe al eesemsfunfti1nerHs, iOrHpei appet'i,
GosseIie I gr I % aoO Taittipoi iSi5es mt' Sru5en
al Bette fulof5mns % beeite sRieeri. Srus iHaen
lufals 6tpnsmiDier / Steoet. Der noeiuN for at bare
b.la tet euer lignsnoe ! TN SirtnTHs. oorlan5 ben
rate, Der CT ct auei ,ienoi NieoeI for eaari's 5or'
bsieiIe, Raiaria. Rerusfist, 6erifOppslis, eepsr' %
gureSuascuims Iamt Rbenmarsme. WuD)
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

Oueufaaeubs 7esuiu9 uHer ben fshe 6orbeOrng Ell goquf1sr oct
lobe GarbunOrbe. On bar 6rrsler GubeGrf o. efoUeirt tombueTt;
Der brules tnJsn rods (Ietner) Sa3irkn. Boooe Bagenoe pan aasin %
GHoejulene er teNanet mo Seru, iul ben life fan Hoes, iymrs eaer br1fts;
ben II l3eiaa fnpel at op'rcre ion en- 2aoco6r; on bar uErt ~fubhunog
prsUet ps bar nit fg at oare en- iuOfrnbt5 5uons. gunoen pu Gasiu r
nbrHeret az Yellow Southern Hood Pine, Sioerne o. Guoefiqfcre or Al
Yellow Poplar Eeune &dsiG, nro aNe fine iOrhicq0e 5orbcorn9,, pt ubun
9UiUI bare TO @m8e i0a iGnge iom noJm anoeu 8oyuta5ie MarteOsi o.
turOe nteue fire snlat ni %oanen, iHe at tale ON be mango andre 5ortru o.
Betuemmel9bcoer, iom Den CT 8eNobeie al.
SEQ i%abriferer caiaa nGpntc @osn r,co Srr.9trier,
east skein 90 min patentereoe sanl box OF dust collar, steel
truss rod 90 lock nuts.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

Cpsufausube ptr Grfen afasst fra Tract Os the skein afhust fra
arleu. 2eune er fubrferet Of foot ruuet Stuat, Tom er ms9st fit, bog 5ao
lebss at ben feorer en- ~utepoeGsbeb, bpOrpeo Stalet unosaar pOIoiOmme stsb
o., S(ao. grtu er latere euo ben aIminbeliss Tubular Arel; bog er ben
tari NOT til at bare bObbet ia msst Tom gosnen ansiues of tuuns bore, os
uf pa.s 100 Qar, ba Der iusn Glib saar paa ben. Ne skdns fan msb 2etbeb
anbrinaes / 9iielbe be samle er uoiibt, os bet bebspes bperfen 8osnmassr
ear smsS for at tae u be same euer iats pa ne Grten er albeles RET, os
suat skeins er borst eccentrcaly, ia at skein pa Grfen fur ben reHe
set % gather.
Sea er pMs til at replucsre bisfs Gger bMs be braHsr, lssmeset pa
bplfen Maabe, enten bet ia FER pb at ftfsne lsbsr lsbf eer en- gplOn|
prrfalosr benz.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

T. G. MANDY
w
IONA, MICH.

pa gaoorteu o. pan Ga5ns SiScr Ge CT fa6rifrcoc Capital Wagon
Works, Sonia, Did, unOer Spgn al min: elc 5OrmGno. Ga9per @oln or
fubtaubt9 Garanteret
Seq bar ct iulONrroi8t 0pIo8 al gO3na 8n3gns % 9obIrOcr nit
Opa9sbus gtonsbton, @s, % nit Northwestern Transfer House, Go.
324-32S lite Ct g., Muucopots, 0lnn 6r &risr % nqruere timber.
refining oOrsir til StOrs9tOn, gMs.
Ill mine samtc Sunor tiger t8 To' for Bei6act DC forl6brc. aa5 o.
baabr ig for 6rcmtiocn at bGue bc9umi9et meO Qces 61nocL Ill @isr.
giafo 5ml &c til crbocr 5o btvc @imtnO for - ard1 o. rnGa 8e6nno.
ling fra min Sioa
9aabnoc, at2e in, bt GAL min enr min. ggsnte. fogb, uaar DC 6e55oer
nogen Sn9s &j6rur6Rabcr nneu poo 6ul eMr Ncer, tgucr
rrbrOign
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Gn M glomit upoaget | 0rGfen

VII III SlpHlp pppuBtl Vl1ie"'
lanb. 3ens pistiSite gienoommellsbeb
beItaar beri at ben ~ioranorer Jarue tire
@anse ONT Dagger. Dm Worsenen er
ben buib, ON N,iooasen rso os ON VT
tenen blaa. 8lpmlten porer paa ct Era
% butter tun peb Wibbasstiber.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
@ih life IeaIerns. en eisnbuu

Slp uit VsBlttHt. Sh e'ehpphi|
melig Spgbpm bar en- Wano iErensien
paaoraset iis peb beitanois at bioe i
Wealerfle. Smaa Dele al bi5ie er tonne
neo i Mapen % bar iamlet Zig til bOrns
uotige Slumper, iOm bar pirfet / ben
@ruo Itaoelig,' at Wauoen nriten life
bar tunuet ipiie noset. San blep bra9t
til en- Slinif, bpOr bet lptfebes 9p9erne
at ppbage SpSoumsaariaseu p9 iierne
Spruflumperne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

6orodrte r en- fort 8enriurie al sc 6ororl, iu mine 8Ogn. CT
8eNobcie a. lu6eriCo Dem MIC in te6r Gc irgcr nnoct.
5Het or iparct, bucrten meo 6Wipa til Wtanrnlct3 aUaGct eGr Ut
8abrfoioncu, "a mco DC mango ny, panutertoc G,rbcortu0cr oocr3aar or
ale andre &c3nc a inor ioa u&n roJen &0uturcut Mate0ct
8Tr fIEr at &c iar Ocu ngt, ION bGrer gauut
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
GorreipDnbattce.

.-s-rrer useu gatn "a Tbresie iaaes tfs
G s,r,ru III, be bIir life enaanl aiennemIrfe at
60 gabuet ut life blipe ~ciientlia lert. mees
..,,,r, msube qousisuubsnt Fnifer bet. men
81 ,ra,rcH uiaa bose yiaonet % Goresien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

Spenraaenbe Siaebe bier aonnruftpnen al gRanbts Gtnnf Grl nsb
bedpiece % clips Shank of skeit og bedpiece er clipped tldmren
6porpco ben btur iau fart at bet nafeu bOrr til lmuGs5eOerne, at ben fan
tnRHe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

maal: SOorpna fan le9 tlenoe, ON min 3ro
CT lepenoe eQer bpo? iomiuoleoeoss meo ct
bel lOarbsioet Soreora9 al Bait. s. Glen.
Samtaleu pper bette gmue bar nteset lore.
rig % pGttenoe.
3irsoag Sormiooae aupenotes til bet ans
bet @mre: 8etponingeu al triitelIge Sioier.
bulltet iuoIeoeoes al BaIt. VI. 6. Nnbsriou.
Gu meaet interesiaut 3istusiion isrtes poer
bette iaare tiosmGsii9e @m te.
gioeIom bore Sreosmpber / bet belle bar
uGret peliisneOe gtpOer us manseiteos bar
baaret rig Srust / Weni9beoerre, ~iaaIeees
bar heller life uo9en llnotagelie oerfra. geo
NiIteosieiten Snsoas g%ftermiooaa bar Der
piIt inaen i ben fore 5uriamliuG iom lao
fIittia bapoe bipaaust Nipoet, loen at ban
bapoe Grfjenoelien al, at Serren bapoe pGret
ps nGr / pisie Gage, os Der par risieii8 oss
iaa benz / 5oriamlinser, Tom / i'm SI9l Islte
ia aioorlig grsbHr al SUBS OrOs ardit, o9
MATTE bet oa bos.ale ianoanue faa trGnge
ia frCm til 'ulo Seir.
set n9iie 8reosmBpe be1lutteoes aibOlot
ueo 8utbuen, Soma, / 5orbiuoeIie meo Sir
reinbpielie / ct Ear Of Tait Spaleiuens
~aleniabeoer. SpIsenoe Acknowledgements
c%pitilsoes:
/. Oct treble Sub, mleo GdIt. 2. Strane
JON Snolebsr % 3. B%etpbninsea al iriiteligs
Sioler meo Sat-. Gnberiou iom SnoIeoer.
Ii. Il.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17
The LEXINGTON PReSBYTeRY.
Plan OF Conducting Home Mission Work
Next stated Meeting Sth of May, 1894.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch
MT. MERIDIAN, VA. october 1.-THE
Rev. ". e. White was appointed chair
man Of the Committee OF Bible Cause.
The next stated meeting will be held
The Sth Of May. 1894.
The greater part OF the day was taken
up with the consideration of home mis-
siOns. The following plan Of conduct
ing this work was adopted:
The PreSbytery Will cooperate with the
General Assembly in the new scheme Of
conducting the home mission work Of the
Church which was adopted by the last
Assembly. TO this extent, and in the FOL
lowing manner:
/ That our Committee Of Home Mis-
slons he charged with the conduct OF tins
plan. and take such steps as Will bring
the churches to contribute in January
and September. 1894, to the General AS
sembly's home mission work the sum Of
5000. In February and August To the
Presbytery's own work $500. and in June
TO the Synod's work 81 800. or at such other
times as may he most convenient; furthtr,
that an appOrtionment of $500 be made
on our churches, to be raised in January
and February next, and that two-thirds
of the amount paid I'm be retained Tor the
work In our own bounds and one-thlrd
of home missions.
2 That all these funds be sent directly
TO the treasurer of the Presbytery, TO be
disbursed TO the objects for which they
are contributed, and that all payments on
the Presbytery's own work should be
made upon the order of the Presbytery =
Home Missions Committee.
8. That every minister OF the Presbytery
is directed to preach earnestly on home
missions 10 his congregation before Janu-
AIRY next and explain our future method
OF conducting this work
Greenwood church. Bath county, Va,
was grouped with the Warm Springs and
Healing Springs churches. making one
pastoral charge Of the three.
The Presbytery declined to license Mr..
A. NJ Smith by "A vote Of II TO IL.
LAST DAY.
The Presbytery directs the contributions
of the churches for education to be sent
to the treasurer of the Presbytery; that
our candidates be paid 800 each, and mat
the balance be sent 10 the Assembly $
treasurer.
The report OF Rev. +. j. Brooke, evan
gelisl was read. showing hard Work done
and much accomplished In the advance
ment of our work.
The Presbytery now has AZ ministers. %
churches, 4 Iicentiates. and candidates.
A call from Monterey church TO licen-
tiate A. n. Lambert was presented ana
accepted by him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17
AFTERWARDS OF THE STORM.
Destruction in New Kent. At West Poia'
and Along the York River.
Correspondence OF the DispatC

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
OAK. NEW KENT COUNTY. VA. Oc-
tober l6.-Last Friday this section was
visited by the most terrific wind and
rain-storm that has ever been witnessed
by our Oldest inhabitants. The rain
seemed 20 fall in sheets. sometimes so
dense that one could see but a short DIS
lance.
The crops OF corn are not only lying
fiat In the fields, but large trees which
have stood the storms OF ages had 10
succumb. The public roads are literally
blocked up by fallen timber. and at many
points II is impossible TO pass. except by
winding through the woods or going
through some private plantations On the
York river the storm was particularly
severe. Many persons having cord-wood
corded on the landings suffered great loss.
Captain George e. Brown. living on the
Brick-House farm, opposite West Point
Mn this county. told your correspondent
this morning that he sustained loss OF
not less than $50.
BREASTwORK SWEPT.
The breastwork opposite Plum Point.
which was thought TO be so substantial as
20 resist any power that might be brought
TO bear upon IL by the wind and waves.
was broken In many places. The tide was
said TO be two feet higher than ever be-
Tore known. At West Point 1 learn that
a, one time II was thought the Terminal
jt0tei was In danger of being washed
away. The lawn In front was washed to
me steps OF the hotel and learn II will
take large sum 10 place It In proper con-
ai'lon again. Although hear OF much
loss OF property hear OF no lives lost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17
RIOTOUS NEGROES.
. PETERSBURG coLoRso BAND RE-
slsr AND DEFY THE LAW.
r,,s,,y Captured, FINED. and Sent on for
Tus,.-Msshedtst sendsy Schools
Fascinated by Mabel Paige,
c.,-a.nonnsnce ., ~. R,cnmona p,.p..ea.

PETERSBURG. VA. october Ie.-His
Honor Mayor Collier had an unusually
interesting case in his court this morning
which attracted big crowd. Some OF
the members OF the Rev. w. II. sher-
woods coiored band were under arrest
ON the charge OF misdemeanor and vio-
lat,on OF city ordinance. This band IL
composed OF men and boys. some OF the
latter being very small and youthful
Among those under arrest was the leader
OF the band, Joseph Sherwood. Ii appear
cd from the evidence that on Saturday
evening while the band was passing UP
old street en- route 10 the colored Norman
school. where IL was 10 give concert
Sherwood used some very unbecomlng
language In the presence OF ladies, when
resulted in the issue OF a warrant IoI nus
arrest This warrant was executeu ny
officer Sanford. Sherwood reiuseu 10
obey the officer and one Samuel Delaney
A member Of the band. called upon MS
companions NOT TO allow their leader 10
bc arrested.
RESISTING THE LAW.
The members responded 20 the call. ana
tcizing the officer tried 10 prevent the
exercise OF his authority. and several Of
tho members tried 20 strike him. The
officer blew his whistle for assistance
and soon had the whOlg band in charge.
In the court this morning the Rev. Sher-
wood acted as counsel for the defendant
partics. and several times had 20 be called
10 order by the Mayor. The defendant.
DELANEY. contradicted point blank a state
laeut made by Deputy High-Constabic Phi
low. The latter started for the witness,
aud durlng the excitement that occurred
some Of the crowd Jumped through the
windows and rushed for the doors In
apprehension Of disturbance. Sherwood
and Delaney were each fined with costs,
and the latter was sent on 10 the Hust-
incS Court to be tried for resisting an
officer.
INDAY-SCHOOL STATISTICS.
The quarterly meeting OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church Sunday-School ASSocia-
don WAS held on Sunday afternoon AT the
Market Street church. and an interesting
programme Of exercises was executed.
Tho address on the occasion was delivered
hy Rev W \. II. GOODWIN. of the EpiS-
ropal church. The reports from the sew
eIal schools showed the following graft
fyiug statistics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17
a FaANco-spANlsn ENTENTE.
And II Means the Floating OF Loan for
tho Hidaigo~s.

10Y 'ocs' w titS 1ioftf'''t .
MADRID. October ig.--The Preach
Charge d Affaires to-day had another In
terview with Senior Moret. Minister OF
Foreign Affairs. 1t Is understood that the
interview was very cordial one and
resulted In an entente between France
and Spain on the Moroccan question. IL
Is said that the French government,
through the Charge d'Affaires. endorses
the attitude OF Spain In regard TO the ne
cessty OF sending a military expedition
to Morocco, while Spain will leave France
free-handed 10 deal with Morocco on the
Algerian-frontier question. Ii Is under
stood that In consequence OF this entente
being arrived at the loan OF fl5,oO0.Ooo
that Senior Gamazo. the Spanish Finance
Minister. UNNECESSARILY attempted TO
float In Paris in June last. will now be
issued under tacit approval OF the French
government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17

twelve years ago. and her remains win
be laid BY the side OF his
Election matters are beginning TO at
tract some attention here now Mr.. r.
r. Irvine. the Democratic nominee for
the House OF Delegates from the district
composed Of the counties Of Wise. Dick
enson and Buchanan, was here on yester-
day and spoke to an enthusiastic audi
ence. Mr.. Irvine lives in Big Stone Gap.
Is a man OF fine appearance. and will,
doubtless have a waikover. Most OF the
Republicans will vote the, PopulIst ticket
here, but there Is quite number who
will not support II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17
FOOTBALL AT LEXINGTON.
The washington-Lec Team Defeats Tn
Staunton Military Academy.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatch)
LEXINGTON, VA. October l6.-An In
teresting game of football was played
here to-day between the Washington and
Lee University and the Staunton Military
Academy teams on the grounds Of the
former. which resulted In score OF ~
TO in their favor. The game was called
at 4.23. dnd the halves were twenty
minutes each Neither side scored in the
first half Brilliant plays were made by
Bulltt, Martin. and Mitchell for the
Washington and Lee University, and by
FuItz for the Staunton Military Academy.
Summary: Attendance. 300 Touch
downs-Marshall. I; Fultz. /; Mitchell. l..
Goals-Martin, /: Futz. !. Umpire. Mr..
Avis. Washington and Lee University.
Referee. Mr.. Wise, Virginia Military In
stitutc. Weather fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17
By e. A. Catln, Auclioneer,
. and north Eleventh street
CHESTNUT HILL LOTS
ON THIRD AND FOURTH AVENUES
AT AUCTION.

BY direction Of the owner. who Is determined
10 realize. az a tremendous sacrifice II necessary,
| will SELL at public auction, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1893,
at 4:30 O'Clock p. NJ,
Those BEAUTIFUL LOTS
on the avenues named above, between Alder
and Chestnut streets.
There is positively no risk In buying this pro-
perty, as yaIues there VIII necessarily grow after
money "a unlocked, ald besides, valuable and
attractive dwellings nave already boeu erected
on this block, when insures you against cheap
and shoddy surroundings. TINS Is n point which
Is too often overlooked by hOme-5eekers.
There are many points IN connection with
these lots which should not be overlook ed. Tho
substantial yiHduct connecting II with the city,
the free use Of which all lot Owners will have ;
the electric cars running by IT, and tho culyert
when ~ oa its front on Fourth avenue should
and do add 10 IT'S value. II you have money DO
not walt rs most people do, until prices go up.
but bug now.
TssNs: As usual. &. 4. CATLIN.
Oc 13-F, Su. Iu,M&Thjt Aucuoneer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17
NOHUMBUG

We always try to avoid glare, making
a great noise, or doing anything unnatu-
raj. We never make announcements
which are not truthful and whose pur-
pose it is to delude the people.
During the many years that we have
been retailing Clothing it has been our
experience that whenever we offered bet
ter goods and could save the people
money. we could sell Clothes, and lots
of them, without making a lot OF useless
buster.
Our Clothing, as we have told you
over and over again, is never iobbed,
but is sold exclusively through our RE-
TAIL HOUSES. We have been making
Clothing and selling it directly to the
public for the last fifty years, and it has
always met the approval and won the
patronage of those who really appreciate
garments of true merit.
The idea of retailing at wholesale
prices is not new one with us. Having
no profit to pay the manufacturer. and
disposing of our goods rapidly thus re-
ducing the expense of handling to n
minimum). you can easily see how We
can afford to sell that way.
We sell everything in Clothing that is
worth buying. We never sell ANY
THING which we will not guarantee.
II our goods are not as good as we say
they are, bring them back ; if they are
not as reasonable as you can buy them
elsewhere, bring them back and GET
YOUR MONEY.
We would be glad to show you through
our line of Fall Suits and Overcoats.
We would like you to see what kind of
Clothes We are selling at $40. $3.50,
and SIS. We would like you to notice
how well they are made and how per
fectly they fit. You won't regret the
time il takes to look.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-17

WANTED, POSITION AS STE
w N0GRAPHER, CLERK. OR ASSISTANT
B0OK-kEkPER. Several years experience in
railroad business. Address c. r., DIsPATcH
office. Oc 2 cod ST