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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
BEDFORD CITYs BOARD OF TRADE.
An Org aniraiion to Develop the Co unity
and CITY Personal

Correspondence of the Dispatch)
BEDFORD CITY, October 1S-Forty Of
Hclford's merchants, bankers, tobacco
nists manufacturers. and businessmen
met I'm th. Opcra-House last night and
Organized themselves into the Board Of
Trade II Ecdford city. The meeting
which was called TO order by T. d..
Gregory. of the Index. was presided over
b. Major y II. Hawkins. in the chair.
ami with the press representatives, as
secretaries
committee Of six on permanent or
carizatou Mcssrs. r. u. Berry. +. II.
GREGORY. T.. b. Stone. II. II. Love, W.
a. Talconcr. and y. u. Hawkins-was
elected To- draw up a constitution and by
laws. and report at the next meeting.
Tuesday. october 2ith.
This organization has been formed the
better L. develop the resources OF the
county and city and to give strength by
concerted action to all matters of I'M
proycnent and progress.
MONTHLY MEETINGS.
Meetings will be- held monthly. at which
Will be discussed roads and road Ques-
tons on which depends 50 largely the
success ot this market as a tobacco cen
tire FOR the county: apples. and how TINS
may he made an apple county; the home
production ana use Of meat and Hour
and other questions Of vital interest
10 the town Much good is expected from
these meetings.
Mr. Fielding II. Jcter. one Of the mos
prominent men In the county, Is quite IL
Mt his home, near CoonsVille
Mrs Polly Whorley. a most estimabl'
Christian lady. died at the home OF hel
brother, Mr. j. w. Mays. on Saturday.
Chairman Clayton has received tele
gram 10 the eject that Hon. Henry II
Pollard will address the voters on Mon
day court-day.
Mrs. Herbert Claiborne and family. o
Richmond, who have been summering
Belmont. have returned home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
ALEXANDRlA'S SOCIAL EVENT.
| The Elite Of Maryland and Virginia at
| tina Brooke HoNton Nupttais.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
ALEXANDRIA. VA. October l9.-The
wedding of Miss Mary c. Hoxton and Mr..
Samuel Brooke. Of Prince Georges county,
Md. filled St Paul's church here tonight
with the elite Of this section. The bride
entered the church on the arm OF her
uncle. Bishop Randolph. of Virginia. and
Rev Dr Minuegcrode, her grandfather,
ofliciated at the nuptials. assisted 10y Rev.
Buckncr Randolph. Of Richmond. The
leading families Of this section of Mary
land and Virginia were represented. The
ushers were a number Of young society
gentlemen of this city and Baltimore.
The church was handsomely decorated in
honor Of the occasion, and the wedding
was surrounded with scenes of beauty,
After the nuptials and reception at the
house of the Rev. Dr. Minnegcrode, on
King street, the happy couple left on the
late train for the North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

BY j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
lll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Virginia News Items.

The Democratic County Convention In
Shenandoah nominated Captain JACOB u.
NeN for the House OF Delegates. ana
passed resolutions indorsing Cleveland
administration and favoring the repeal
of the Sherman silver-purchase act.
The Congressional Convention met I'M
mediately after the adjournment OF the
Legislative Convention. Delegates were
selected 10 attend convention TO nomi-
nate a candidate In the place OF Hon.
Charles T. OFerrall. should he resign his
present place.
A material train on the Chesapeake and
Ohio. at Echo, struck two men. instantly
killing George Bailey (colored). fatally
hurting the other. an unknown white man.
The locomotive was showing box-car In
front of IT, thus excluding the light.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

D-Dlnner. S-suppsr.
No. % MAKES all local stops. Connects at hs-
leigh with Piedmont airline FOR Asaoyile, y. g.
and all Intermediate points on the WoseS.i
North Carolina railroad.
No. - has Puhman-B Buffet Sloepers Rich
mond 20 Atianta. Connects directly az ANsn's
With ". C A. X. X. for Chattanooga, Sashssis
md all points West. connects with n " w. L.
Il. X. for Mobile. Montgomery. Now orleans
aud all points Southwest
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
No l34, Dally-A. & W. SPECIAL ll:4S A. n.
No. 7S, Daily except sa.1as MAIL ana ex-
press $500 Z. ii.
.ur tickets. Pullman reservations &c. apply
Al tteket-orice Byrd-Street Station. Richmond
Transfer Company's. 90l east Msin street, aud
company- ONCE, $50 east Main street.
JOHN &. WINDkk, l. l. MYERS,
Generat Maaascn General superins
u v. SMITH, -. ANpkksON,
franc Manager. Passenger Agent
u. n. BoyKlN, Guy pssSs AssaL nv "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
TIE BYTERIANS.
DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE REPORT ON
HOME MISSIONS.
Recommendation Of the Ad.Intsrim Conn
miitcc on Yoong Peoples Work-Dr.
uege Addresses the synod.
60, ,olcnram to the Disnatchl

(Spcclal telegram 10 Tue tlSPa''"'
LEXINGTON. VA. october l9.-At the
request OF the moderator Or. Kerr. the
devotional scssion occupying the first half
hour OF the synods session, was con-
suctcl by Rev. J. H. Moore.
The Prcsbytery Of Grecnbricr haVlnE
important business 10 attend to. ana not
having adjourned 20 NEE, here the synod.
b. request. ordered a meeting TO be held.
4 committee was appointed 70 nominate
\ committee 90 take charge OF the evan
ceuetic work Tor the coming year
The unfinished business. the report on
Rome Missions. was taken up. The htSt
recommendation dcprccAting Ep'ih 10
contrast tW0 causes that are in harmony
tie home missions AND foreign missions
n.d D. I'D previously stricken ont. the
recommendations that prcsbytcrics group
thr,r feeble churches. that ncwly-orgoh-
Sod churches Doe f0stcrcd. and the results
q mis-, ION work De- conserved by i'reshN-
terial care. ana that regard be- had To
o., rieh' and claims Of other evangelical
cnurlhcs wore considered
THE SPECIAL ORDER.
Whlet thc last recommendation relating
Z, no g. neral Asscwhly's proposed piac"
~ ,orIl.frc h.m--mission Work was
trs.r rpusl Irgu'iou. iu Virw OF special
or.rr o. Was postpone . and the report
- ,ho Hl Interim Committee on Young
Peoples Work was called for
N., Vance chairman. read the
r.r.r, and made clear explanations ~ It's
ulriu-. %. WIS followed by Rev. r. II.
T... ..a, 70 member of the committee.
w.. advocated 10 foreh'y \ general dis
cues. n followed. iu which many members
o. OBJ. synod took part. speeches being
limited fD five minutes The report rccoc-
r... 't- frr' th1t tho young people %
o.. church tr. becoming moro and q -
a.tt... 4.I r le important that their ac-
fI.f't -hauH o.. lir r'.l ana made most
r-.ff Pos -- - church control All or
r1r..4 w-Ih must Doe within church
l...
RECOMMENDATIONS
Pm OH, morning session. after a fun dis
e.... recommendations were adopted
.f follows
49,. would emphasize the wcll-llncwn
l..I..u .r our Church that the family rs
o.. I,n.It-aIpoint,I training school for
J... .f rHlfh. and would aifcriion1trF
l..-~ .g.. parents the importance Of en-
f,...rl ti.r children tu AN the activities
and i.r. factions Of tho Church.
''. would urge pastors and sessions
q, r...er.1. more distinctly the young
t..,.. .- factors in church work. and 10
rr...r. some definite work for young con
,.,,~ wm. lately upon their admission
q. church membership.
HELPFUL EXERCISES.
$50 would suggest as helpful exercises
OBJ. following FIRST. turning tine last hali
nour ., Sunday school once month into a
rr.y.r-u.e,tuc. second. preachinE stated
Iv ta tu. ynuuE people. third frequent
trfr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
LUNENeURG SHOOTING ARRAY.
German Bailey Being Wounded, Fired an
Shnt sam huLv md Left
(Special telegram to the Dispatch.

tSptCldI ItItSIdIH 10 IIIV EI9pdVVIIJ
KEYSNILLE. VA. October l9-ln a
drunken row four miles from here, over
the Lunenburg line. this evening German
Bailey was badly wounded with No.
he was outside, and was shot from the
window lie does not know who shot
him: thinks II was his brother. J. ].
Bailey After being shot he tlrcd into the
window, striking some one. He dit not
wait 10 find out who. but came here to a
physician. An officer has gone 10 the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
North Carolina Agricultural Society.

Especial telegram TO the Dspatch)
RALEIGH. y. G, october l9-Thc an
nual meeting Of the North Carolina Agrl-
cultural Society was held this evening
Ex-Governor Holt presiding. Richard II
Battle declined reelection as president
and nominated Julian $. Carr, Of Dur
ham. who was elected by acclamatiOn
IL. W. Aver was reelected secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
SuddenDeath In Madison.

OAK PARK. VA, October l9-Mrs.
Charles G. FAINT. of Madison Courthouse,
died suddenly yesterday morning. Cause
OF death is supposed TO have been heart
failure.
Farmers complain that their corn ia
very much injured by the heavy rains Of
the last few weeks
During the freshet last Friday Mr.. Lucio
Ill., Of Locust Dale lost 80 barrels OF
corn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Accidental Newbcr, Races.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
NEWBERN, y. G., October BIN the
races this afternoon at the Fair-Grounds
here. Mr. Ferdinand Hahn was thrown
from his horse. and the animal teH on
him. injuring Mr.. Ham seriously, but
IL Is honcd not fatally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
DIR. Bailey Gets 81. 900 Damages.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch)
ABINGDON, VA, October 19-The cele.
hratcd libel suit of DR.. Bailey VS.. Colonel
i. c. Haskell was decided to-day In the
United States Court in favor OF Bailey,
and the damages assessed al $1,000. Eoio.
mel Haskell is son-in-law OF General
Wade Hampton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Mr.. Coo and Mis-. whitley to We'd.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch)
EMPORIA, VA, october ls.-The clerk
OF the court issued this morning license
for the marriage of Mr.. j. 5. Coe ana
Miss Cora Whitley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

= = 4 q =
HOTELS. ...o..
TOME FOR SOUTHERN PEOPLE.
THE ROCHESTER,.
rrpsr ri. ASS NEW EUROPEAN HOTEL,
WITH CAFE,

CORNER TWENTY-THiaD sIREtI
AM soITTa-PARK AVENUE CHICAGO.
IA ms choicest residence district oyof,oosnn ,
Lake Michigan Hall block from L"emsy,'1T1un
Street Denot. Illinois Central raiiroao, man
i,na ., Wo,ld;. F,r. with cable stroct-cars witb-
in two pocss reaching Fair, business dissric. or
theatres 10 iow minutes; 5-cent tares nous
has modern inprovemepts- eIsV"lo, ,on,encc,
Moderate charges. Family parties, cibos. cr
others Visiting the Fair can obtain .criIis lor
single or snites on other European or Amer al
plan -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK
Il YARD. Erc.-We will sell at public auc-
ton, on the promises, on
TUESDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1898,
at IL NJ, that One BACKYARD, with its
HOUSES, SHEDS, BOILER ana ENGINE, and
oiher machinery and appliances. OF the value Of
about g., 600 all ready for immediate use, stu
ated on the James river at Batcneders Point,
Charles City county, Va, which was lately
operated by tho nrm OF Balance 4 Jones. 1ns
soil IL excellent for good brick, and the Lessee OF
the yard Is very low and has several years 10
run.
his Is a good opportunity 20 engage In a lu-
crailye business. Terms TO suit purchaser.
For further particulars address
{. w. COLEMAN. Portsmouth, Va, or
ocl c. WHITE SANS, Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL CIRCLE.
o"c"'og House aud Lot Sold at Good
f's"re-fdd,e Roberts's Accident.

correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, October 10.
Inc Fryxrssaiye Social Circle" has been
orixzsd. The following are the officers:
dent: Mr, M'Sn an o. louisiana, pref.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
AT RALEIGH'S FAIR.
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF COUNTRY
PEOPLE EVER SEEN THERE.
ciat.on--wivcs and Daughters Declared
Ellis ibis -Goid Property Sold
special telegram TO the Dispatch


RALEIGH. y. c.. October l9.-There
we're ten thousand people at the State
Fair to-day. The weather. wnicn carly
was threatening. was very fine lator>
There was no disorder or accident. one
OF the features Of the day was the pres
ence Of the greatest number OF country
people ever seen at fair here. The
principal trotting race OF the week was
won by l.. Banks Holts Alice Berlew."
Time, 2:2j.
The State Association Of ex-Confederatcs
met to-day at the FaIr-Grounds. Colonel
f. y. Hall. Of Wilmington, its president,
called II TO order and delivered an address,
in which he urged thorough organization
lie was reelected president by acciand-
ton. and In Ike manner William {. Stro-
mach. OF Raleigh, was reelected secretary
:. A. Ashc. Peter r.. Hines. ana r. H.
Busbee were appointed TO choose a VICE
president for each congressional district.
DECLARED ELIGIBLE.
The wives. sisters. and daughters OF
veterans were declared eligible To member
ship in the association. The action OF the
state Board Of Public Charities In request
ing that precedence IN admission 10 IN
sane asylums be given cX-COniederate sol
diers was heartily endorsed. a resolution
was adopted that five members OF each
regiment sent out by the state
be requested 20 prepare n history Of such
regiment. and send II to S \. Ashe chair
man of the Executive committee
TO ORGANIZE.
A circular was ORDERED ISSUED to each
county requesting the veterans to use all
possible efforts 10 organize ana perfect
camps and associations In order to JON
the State Association. and most important
OF all. 10 aid their former comrades and
their families
Mr.. John e. George. OF Baltimore. IS
appointed receiver OF the Raleigh Electric
Street RAILWAY. which for some time mas
been operated at q loss
1t Is said that IN the Piedmont section
the frost has done damage TO the younger
bols Of the cotton.
The Presbyterian Orphanage at Rarium
Springs now has forty-hve ~nldren a.
inmates Mr. George W. Duke. Of Dur
ham. has made it a gift Of $1,000 for an in
Urinary.
GOLD-MINE SOLD.
The United States Marshal Of this dis
trict has sold the Mann-Arrlngton Gold
Mining Company's property 20 foreciose a
! $1,000 mortgage The plaintiff In the suit
| Dowersc Wood Of Pttsburg. Pa, was the
buyer lie paid only Sl.-75. There were no
other bidders. There are 900 acres IN the
| tract OF land.
Mr.. Aycock. the now United states At
torncy for this district. returned to-day
| from Elizabeth city. where he he'd ms
/ first court
ACTION DEFERRED.
The Railway Commission deiers further
| consideration Of the matter ~ the com
! plaint against the lar"sVill" and W1rN-
/ inrton railway until November 1st. the
/ railway asked this delay ami in It's an
swer says the road has always been ole-
rated at a loss. ana by the end or TINS
month the portion Of IT'S tracks between
! Warren Neck ana GAINESVILLE will bc
removed II is the desire and the plan OF
! the officers Of the road 10 build from
| N.nlLnr,e Nnct 10 Plymouth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
xvIRGINIA NAVIGATION s.:=l,Ju.,

VIRGINIA NAVIGATION s--iuJ
tOMPANYS JAMES RIVER tazslsA'-1-s''s
IlNEfo- Nor.0lk. Portsmouth. on I .ht' go
mort Nows, Clarem0nt. and Jamcs-N.F,t IAN 10
ini,l. an cyunectmg a. Old Point al = -l'IA
ior Washington. Baltimore and the NotLh.
STEANER .hf'D LEAVES III, dVND
EVERY MONDhI, NEDN trDAl. AM
FRIDAY Al 4. VI .,-.
tlcctrl,-,ar, di,ec, 10 wharf Faro SL'p
ana - 10 Norfolk. Portsmouth, Od POINT. an J
NeTu.rt News Music uy Grand Of'u'-''l.'
freight received 12iy for ntoye-naui"t ms
and an POINTS ~ Eastern virginia an -'v'-A
,In,tSVtrsD F. PARNFY IRWIN WEfSIGEk,
'-i pre.tte.. SUPERINTENDENT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
IF YOUR CALCULATIONS ARE
UPSET

you're unlucky. because miscalculations
never materialize. The fellow who
swaps places with a whale is not in il,
and you won't be in it, either, ii you
miss our sale of Clothing. You cant
see procession that's passed, and you
cant buy from n stock that's sold. Our
stock of Clothing is going, and you're
going to lose if you wait. Crowds of
buyers don't leave much behind them,
and the crowd can't he kept away when
we're selling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
MEETINGS-Thirl Friday.

wAsuiSGT0N CHAPTER. Z VAL Ar VI hA9o'o'
DAMON LODGE. kNIGU1S OF PfTillA>.
MYRTLE LODGE. KNlGHtS or PNlilAS.
FRIRSI SNIP LODGE, KNIGHT or PflAIAS.
Union LODGE. ODp-FELL)WS.
uNITY LODGE. OrD-IELIOWS.
OPACuI>TO TKiBr. EED NtS.
M1SICAN TRIBE, RED ME-.
RICHMOND LODGE, KElGH!S OF HONOR.
NIRGiSfA LODGE. GOLDES CHAIN.
RESCUE COTSCiI. AhERlC4S MEcHANiC5
SHOCKOE COUSCIG. ROYAL AKCANUM.
SIDNEY LODGE. GOOD TENPIAEs.
FAST-ESp LODGf. coon TEMPLAR-.
RIcHN0SD Castle. GOiDFN EAGLh.
COMPANY A, FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT.
IKH CANT.
RICHMOND TYPOGRAPHICAL UNlON.
HANCOCK ASSEMBLY. GOOD FELLOWS.
LEE ORDER. GOLDEN SHORE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
80. $50 NORTH NINTH STREET.

By virtue OF the provisions Of q certain decd q
trust o. the undersigned a. trustee, dated De-
c.mher -. 1892, ana recorded In The Clera .
ONCE OF the Richmond thGucCry COur. n Deed
B0os No. IA a, page 4A4, default paving been
muIr lu The payment o. certain note theron
Secured an DeIn- required by the benei'ary
80 to 90, will sell BY pubic auction, on M
premi @, on
WEDN aSDAY. OCTOBER o. 1893.
~ 400 o'clock 7. NJ. the above PROPERTY.
dos 'ribcd I'm SAIL ieo1 ~ follows "Al that lot
Of land with the Improvements thereon, iyin ,
and being m the city ~ Richmond on le pest
side Il Ninth street between lsy and Leigh
streets. beginning AT point 100 feet south oi
Leigh street tlen'c sogthgiriiy q frOutiu-
on NIn,h street thirt' 800 feet. a.I eXtca1ins
bgcS brtweea parallel lInss 10 feet 10 an
alley
IErN-: Cash a. to expenses 81 executing THIS
trust HnI a mote ~ e5o.N5 wifn interest from
september -. 1892. aui rrcllf- "a 20 mn ,
notes Of so So each. and one no-e OF 1890.
ali dated December 80, lh"2, :nt payable re.
spccuyoly n twelve. ate u. clgitecu. tvcrtv-
one. twcuty-f0gr, tNoGty--cyen, thItty. thiri y
three. and o. rfy--iS months, ana thr'e years
after date; balance Oh terms 10 zee ann luncej a
s1le c. /. DEMON,
GEO trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
TRUSTEES SALE
OF A
BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT,
HANOVER STREET NEAR LEE MONUMENT

BIZ virtue Of a certain decd OF trust dated Au-
gust 3. 1852, and duly recorded In Richmond
Chancery Court, Dee1-BOOX Ia {, PAGE 81, to
the undersigned trustee 70 secure the note
therein described. and default having been made
IN payment OF the same. and being required so
10 30 by the beneficiary, | Will sell, AT public
auction on the premises.
TUESDAY, OCToBER24 1893.
at A. o'clock p. NJ. the PROPERTY therein
described. a. follows All that LOT OF LAND
IN said city formerly 10 the county OF Helrlco,
commencing at NORTHEAST CORNER HANO-
YER AND MEADOW STREETS, thence running
eastwafdly along and fronting on Hanover
street, 100 FEET and running back noGtnward-
ly between parallel hnes l79 7-l2 feet to an
alley.
THIS il ono OF ~ choice lots IN our beautiful
West-knd, and tho city has jas. awarded con-
tract for aiding ana improyenen's. thus
making Meadow street the PRINCIPAL CROSS
STREET IN that section. NOW ~ TIE TINE
AND THIS THE PLACE TO INVEST II'S
GOT 10 60.
TERMS While the deed prescrbes the follow
ing. " Cash a. 10 g., 300 with interest IRON Oc-
tober 9TH, ard expense OF sale, ana talance as
grantor or trustee may prescribe" yet by con-
sent they will he easier AMI more liberal and
announced at sale.
WALLACE +. BROWN,
Trustee.
]. THOMSON BROWN & CO., Auctioneers. oc 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
FUNERAL OF MRS. MARY A. FOWLKS.
Ladies' Take the Master Mason's widows
and Daughters DeGtces-sentenced

Especial telegram to the Dispatch)
DANNILLE. Va October 9-The
funeral Of the late Mrs. NJ y. Foxes
took place this afternoon and was very
largely attended
Roman EAGLE Lodge Of Masons had a
most interesting service tonight. mo
programme was rendered by home talent
and splendid supper spread. u was
a reunion Of Masons their wives anu
daughters. and during an intcrmlssion IN
the ceremonies number of ladies' took
ia, Master-Masou' widows and daugh-
-, a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20

BY yrtuo OF deed OF trIat dated August l
1891, ard recorded IN + Z mlud Chaucory
Court. III Dsoi-BoOk ii3 \. page 80, default
having bean made . paymen. Oi . D rec red.
pubic auction, on IN" premists ~ ac0ye day
All hour, tue PROPERLY described IN slil
Geel ~ "all that LOT OF LAND WIN IN prove
meut' thereon, on Ncs. In" OF -. John street.
between kaker AMI Nhauty streets, beginning
- fect north ~ an alley between -ald sfrnats.
b nuce northyatdly fronting On - JOHN q! , feet
aud hach between parallel HnNs 80 feet 3
inches" Come - the sale and ae,ure home.
lLE8s; CASH for expenses OF SAFE and 10 pay
the ,bt due Ss1Y.53, also any taxes du-, ana
the balance on terms to 10 annoIuc Il q; hOur OF
sale. julius S1RAI~.
WI WfH;" OOU,
Il. II. CHAFFIS.
Cc 10 Trustees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
TWELVE YEARS.

J. r. Davis was tried in the County
Court at Chatham today and given
twelve years in the penitentiary. DAVIS
is "a citizen Of this county, and lives at
oak Grove, near Keolings. He is man
- family and has grandchildren. lie had
in his family niece. aged about 10 years
an orphan, and he was charged with
committing an assault on the child. on
June 3Oth last. He was arrested on sun
dav. July 10Th and hurricdly brought
10 panVille by a county constable VINO
was afraid his prisoner would be lynched.
Davis was kept in Danvillc until Wednes-
day. when he was taken 10 Chatham. He
viii now serve his state for number
- years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
Serious Montreal Fire.

tBy telegraph to the Dispatch.)
MONTREAL October is.-Early this
morning IRE destroyed the Canada Bank
Note Company's budding on Craig street.
Loss. Q1S.9Qo; insYEpaSe. 10000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-20
BY J. II. Valentine. AuctiOneer.
ONO. L. Laughton. Jr., Saiesmau0
1886 east Main street.
A Very Full Sale TO-Dayat 1880 O'clock

ATAUCTION. A SPLENDID AS
n sOKTMENT OF CARPETS ~ REM
NANTs, FUR rigs, WHITE AND GRAY,
PAKLOR SUITS. OAK ItAI-kACkS. WARD
ROBES. VELVET RUGS, PAkLok ORGANS,
ROCKING CHAIRS, NEW COTS, NEW Pill
LOWS ard BOOSTERS, sAT1EEN QUILTS,
BED COMFORTS. LARGE QUANTITY or
BLANKETS. TWO GOOD COOk-SlON
HEATlNG-STOyEs. A very large stocl o. HATS.
SHIRTS, NOTIONS, &c, &c. Attend the sale
you can buy bargains
j. II. VALENTINE, Aucti0ncer.
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NRANULATED SUGAR, ) C. pound /;
" NEW MACkEksL. SOC per dozen
CALIFORNIA HAMS Zoe. pound:
4 PLUGS SUN CURED TOBACCO lot ~
PURE LAIRD, o. pounds
large cana TOMATOES. 3 Tor Zoe.
GOOD TEA. %jc pOunc, ,,.,,,.
ii bars LARGE SOAP tor -3;.:
:, larpe cans PiE-PEACHEo Tor -Jc.
SAkDIN Is, &c. a box;
Sp.tI/IR CHEESE. DO. pouni. .....-
XFN N0RTu CAROLINA CUT HERRING,
IIGHT 3ROWS SUGAR, Il. per pound.
PURE SUGAR SYRUP, zoe. gallon:
lcw VIRGINIA 81 CkHhEAI. A. pouni. 81
Nev APPLE-BU1IER, -. = pound.
NEW EARLY JUNE PEAS. l0c per cam
PURE OLD RYE Wd.SHEN. ~ gallon
- MOUNTS HfST CkEAM Ch kES ! for ~.
sUVER-hING FLOUR, best sold gao bar
rel. or -sc. sack.
SNOW FLAKk FLOUR, $50 per barrel, or
DC per sack
New JELLY, D.. a pound
Phone $40. rrIce-list mailen on appiicetlon
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