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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
TOM SCOTS BARBECUE A SUCCESS.
Major Daniel Unavoidably Absent-Colonel
HRskin's Effective Speech.

Especial telegram to the Dispstch)
BRAKES BRANCH. VA. October 2S.-
Hon. W. T. SCOTS barbecue and speak
ing was success in everything. Nearly
two thousand people were gathered to-
gether TO partake of the old-tme Bruins
wick stew which was prepared. and to
hear the issues OF the day discussed.
Major John w. Daniel wired that he
was detained voting on the silver bill.
and resretting his inability to come. The
telegram was read by Major Scott. who,
with Captain Terry, held the disap-
pointed crowd until the train arrived
bringing Colonel Meade Haskins. OF Rich
mond.
Colonel Haskins delivered an effective
address. He did much good. and the
people appreciated his efforts. Old Char
lotte win hold her high place in the ranks
of the Democratic party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
THE NEW CONSUL TO cADlz.
Mr.. W. w. WISER VIII Go With Him rs
Private Secretary.

Especial telegram 70 tho Dispetch)
LYNCHBURG, VA, October z.-Cap-
tain Charles l.. Adams. tho newly-ap-
pointed Consul TO Cadiz, Spain, left to-day
for tho South to visit friends in Missis-
sippi before leaving for his new home.
Hc will return here before the election
and sail for Spain about the 10Th OF No
venber. He Will take with him Mr. w.
w. Wysor as his chief agent and private
secretary. Mr.. Wysor Is one OF the most
popular and well-known citizens OF Lynch
burg. He is at present connected with
the Newa He was formerly associate
editor OF the Virginian. lie is native OK
Pulaski county, but has been living In
this city about five years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
sfpnfora in p,tt.vIvania.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch)
CHATHAM, VA. october 2S.-Hon. B.
b. Munford addressed a large crowd at
Toshes, in this county. to-day. He made
strong, logical speech, which was
listened to with close attention. Yester-
day he spoke at Calland's, the Third
party stronghold. His speechs are having
a splendid effect. and the prospects for
Democratic success are improving daily.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
By y. ". Rogo.
Real Estate AuctiDucer

NRUSTEE'S SALE or \ (iLl v
i BLEIRACT OF LAND ~ Ht,i
COUNTY, KNOWN A. "FALllAs
ABOUT SIX MILES From MAN,HfN
THE BELMONT ROAD. tUtl ,i'.... ..
ACRES. AND ADJOINING IHt L..'
MILL PROPERTY AND lHk LAND o..
HARNIsH AND on HERS. By vri."
Of trust from John A. Kraft al
January ., 1892, aud duiy re'9ti'4' BOO
by auction. on tho premises. on
SATURDAY, NOYgNBER 4 l~iA
at l2 o'clock VI. the TRACT or LANN an ~
referred TO contsining 100 acres, OF VII
40 acres are IN woods and arss -
DWFt liNG. "A q small bug c0miofla. ''
building WITH .w0 rooms. To of -t
VINEYARD are valuable and can 10 uA- ~
Handsomely. ... A,
TERMS: one fourth cash, apf tho ~
e,x and twelve months Tor notes sin "
addod and secured BY deed u irus'.
&C rs w. ID. CARDN ELL'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
ACTIVITY OF PRoHlBITloNlsTS.
Vigilance and Other Committees Appointed
by Them In Norfolk.

Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
NORFOLK. October ga vigilance
committee OF fifty was appointed by tho
Prohibition managers last night to work
AZ the polls on slection-day. A committee
was also appointed to obtain copies Of
the registration books OF the city. II Is
said that the pledge TO support the
nominees" which was printed on the
ticket used at the Democratic primary.
lists who voted In that election. as many
who voted then did not know such a
pledge was on the ticket The Academy
OF Music has been secured by the party
fer the ratification rally on the 3lst
The Prohibitonists have never been 70
active here before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
AMove ON Albemarle Democrats.

Correspondence Of the Dispatch)
sCOTTSVILLE, VA, October %.-As
the election approaches the Democrats OF
this section are beginning to show signs
of interest In the coming result, and are
getting a move on them. j think they
will give a good showing on election-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
10000 FAMILIES TO

WANTED, 10000 FAMILIES TO
w know where TO get the best goods for the
last money. See my new stock OF IMPORTED
CITLERY, RODGERS slLvER-WARE, TAR
yEk's HOUSE. FURNISHINGS, PAINTS,
GLASS, BRUSHES, BUTCHER SCALES
CLEANERS, KNIVES, HAIR SbIP , rs, IA "a.
LOADED SHELLS. AMMUNITION. WEATHER
STKiPS, srARRETTS MACHINlsTY TOOLS.
Finest line COAL VASES In town. Come ami
w uARRIs &C 20-4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
Powbatan Democrats Aroused.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.)
DORSET. VA, October "a Demo-
cratic mass-meeting was held here to-day.
w. G.. Pilklngton spoke TO a thoroughly
appreciative audience. Powhatan Demo-
Gratis are thoroughly aroused.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
GRAND RALLY AT GATE CITY.
General Ayres and Mr.. Addison Hake Elo-
quent spcechcs-scott all Right.

Special telegram to the Dispatch)
GATE CITY. VA. October 2s.-The De-
mocracy had grand rally here to-day.
General r. A. Ayres and w. T.. Addison,
of Big Stone Gap. made speeches. There
was a large crowd present. and the eio-
quent speakers made fine impression.
These are the only speeches made here
since the campaign opened, and the peo-
pie who were apathetic before now seem
aroused. Mr.. Craft, our nominee. Is work.
ing earnestly, and / think Scott will turn
up all right. The people were disappointed
by Colonel O'Ferrall not being present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
by Deroon, Topper u Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctionesrs,
SCI Main street.
rTyRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED
i REAL ESTATE IN FULT0N.--By virtue Of
tao provisions ef certain deed Of trust, dated
July II. Ia9y. and Of record IN the Clerks Once
OF Rlcamoud Chancery Court Deed-book LAG
II. rage 34s. default having been made In the
ps,msus Of tas debt thsrsin secured, and being
repaired 70 70 DO, win soil By auction on me
HONDA, bcrosrs 30, 1898.
II $50 O'Clock p. n, The LOT OF LAND ffons-
ins ia feet on the sopth hne OF louisiana
street. ana running pack between parallel hnee
- 4 point 4ex feet Wext Of Second etreet.
Tns I'm nro yemsnss copsist Of NEAT FRAME
TkNKXtST con:aintng six rooms. N nios Or
T.xxn: Cash a. q sxpsnsss a sxscuttas iAs
trasc - 8 nose e eco VIM trsesess thereon
iren 6epssnbss ~. leo2s ed laAAaos ~ sssaa
ssSs : Tusfsa. -. zsSsss>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

WANTED, EVERY INSURANCE
w agent and businessman TO write for our
FORTUNE-NAKEk PLANs-life. endowment.
&c. Regular bonAnxas. Beet on earth and
Hence TuR AGENCY COMPANY, NO. 8 Union
aonsye Nav YORK &C 15-Su12t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
OARTNER WANTED.-ADvER

y n II Il " u " W - y IT. :.
l. User las an estabushed ana "sIl-paying
bnsIness In the city OF Norfolk. and with the
view OF securing working capital and the SER
vices OF good ofice man, will soil hall interes!
for $4,000. Business Will yield net proht OF
$4,000 per annuni, and Is capable OF al ln1en-
mite increase, Preference given 10 q young
man who Is n hustler. Address ENERGl care
Pnsi-Olice Box 334, Norf1lk, va. oc ZO-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
MONDAY. NovEnrER n.ls.L.
A. L. ADAMsoy, Auctloneer
BY y. W. B0we,
Real Estate AucllJueer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
Il TRACT OF LAND ~ Cuf>ft.I ID
COUNTY KNOWN As "huOAp lu... %
ABOUT ONE AND A HALE NllE, t..t
MANCHESTER on tbs BruA1-rN h
BOAD. WITH EXrENSINL And fh.I I.I.
ORCHARDS AND VINEYARD, IH.. 49,
AND GOOD BUILDINGS q. a.. Eitus. .
part execution OF a deed 90 trlsf .f.u
kratz and wife. dated gth jsIlafH. .et..
duly recorded, 1 will sell b. el.fo., .- "a,
premises. on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER D. le".
at IL O'Clock NJ, that MOST kN,'II.N| tE1
VERY VALUABLE FARM Occupied .t 'f. a.
kratL tsq., situated rs above 500 -f
tho lnnd- ~ A. l.. Adam,on, NI.s I
ClOptOn, and ais ami Contal .rH
ami 200 sores ~ land, mg 30 % OIL. .... d
improved, aud tho larset pare mo- pr .t
young and vigorous fruit ttcos ~ rs
aud vineyards, all il-i uon teE 1
the best results. About forty Trr'r H.r
Tho improvements CONSIST u' ft' N
ings. barns, stables, g.. IN r het
and can be- made 20 pnF hanisnn's.
TERMS: One fourth casa, aut f"
six ana twelve months Tor rotes FiI
ADDED and secured boy bo'l 10 if.f
oc27 ". d. { AKIN D..
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WANT CUSTOMERS FOR

ssV,HERE ARE NO FLIES ON
l. sMITH."--Yo1 cannot make silk purse
out OF a sows ear, but you can secure yonr BOOKS
aud money In MARVIN COM
B. Il. SMITH.
nv 27 No. 2s north Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
BYE. A. Cstlln. Auc,loncef'
Noe. and north Eleventh stltf-
BEAUTIFUL BROAD IhLEs
I'D LOT
FRONTING CHIMBORAZo PAaA'

At request Of tho owner, who Is delofl. -'' "
soil, will ON
TUESDAY. ocTOBEs 3isi'
nj 4 O'Clock p. NJ. on The premise, SOD a. 80
ton the VERY DESIRABLE Loi s.t'. 20
the north side Broad street between i-ii,
aud Thirty-sixts streais IL has a ff.r..- !.
25 feet ana extends pzck bei"esn para ''-
49, feet 70 an alley 20 feet vide. .... .st
The location Of this properly Tor pc. ....-l
magnificent outlook IA pSsin'siy un' .
N nav nav YOU very Handsomely o. if.f
this sale, as the worth Of the properly
,a-,sr l. A. CALM
oc Cow, ,SuATu ~. ... Al.
Immediately after the above sale, % -,
tendance will justify 10, VII ohvL .'e..f
attractive Improved and unlmprotsi ~"
near nv.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
BUsINEss WANTS.

VXJANTED. TENANTS FOR TWO
w UNPUBLISHED Rooms; or would rcnt
furnished room to gentlemen. 305 west Main
street. &C 20-1t'
WANTED, A TENANT FOR TWO
w connecting rooms Apply az No. 40
east Main street. oc 2o-ls
WyANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR A
w BRIGHT, SUNNY BACK PARL0R, with
or without board. Gentleman and his wife
preferred Address PostO1acs Boz 4sl. II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29
BY Manning c. Staples &C.
Real Estate Aactoneo-s,
Kichmoni, Va.
BY A. l. Adamson.
Real Estate Auction ser,
Manchester, Va.
INRuSTEES, AIrCTION - -

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
l. A VERY DESIRABLE FARM ,..rt...
ING IN ALL 4l2al ACRES. NEAR 49, iF ,Ie
MANCHESTER, IN CHEsrERFl lDr, ..'
NA-By virtue OF deed Of trust fr.n A..r,,
Welpstein and husband, dated juno Dol. .si.'
aud recorded In Deed Book 81, plsH .I....u.a
Clerks ONCE Of Chesterfield County lu.- t..
fault having been made IN The isfr.tf o.. IL,
Of the notes secured thereby. az z tC.r- f......f
20 10 do by the holder thereof fhs .-r....
trustees will sell at public au tou, ll tl, .r.-.
se5, on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER @, 1893.
az ~ O'Clock NJ. all that certain fla.t .f lana
containing 4l2A acres, bounded ol Ns r.-,l
by Failing creek. on the east aui s.... LIB /,
lsnds OF ship \ Chalkley ami 800 ...s .H.
Company, ami on tho west BY u. N|s.r I... nj.
and John Ratclihes estate. Auo1. 1907. .l.t na
land IA cleared. the balance bc.ng .n .ll.rI
pine wood and timber. There is aucR l4r...f
OF eight or nine rooms, oycr,eers u.I.a. tsl
barns, carriage house. ami ntu~r lfi...t ..
the place also a firHt-rate young Taf. r.t
land produces well, ami altogether tts 80 ....
rate farm.
II 30 desired, and II Ia she interest .f III Ia.
ties, the place will DO so.d in>tNo pll.a.. r.. &
ll2A acres, and the other Of 500 arcs.
For further particulars apply t1trHs I...
TERMS: Cash sunicient % pay ils ..-.s st-
cutting this trust; taxes, II any il'. I.l 81. .tf
n note OF SLIGO. protest ana iuferfs. ...ra.n
sl,lS0. which win be due. june o. l-1f. I.h
balance upon such terms as Nli Boo 4...a ffs4.
\ N. H..YHY
: /. BLOuNH l..
IITa.a
A. L. ADAMsos Auctioneer. n'-f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

BUGGY, HANDSOME WALNUT
I'D FURNITURE, CARPETS, ORGAN, &C, AT
AUCTION.-I will sell az my store, az 1880
O'Clock,
MONDAY. OCTOBER 80, 1898,
I very good siDE-BAR BUGGY:
4 handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS, with
PLATE-GLASS MIhk0kS snd massive
WALNUT WARDROBES 10 match:
1 BELMONT TEN-STpP PAkL0R ORGAN;
very handsome WALNUT HAT-RACks;
Excsilent WALNUT PEDESTAL EXTENSION
TABLE:
WALNUT BUFFEr and CENTRE TABLE:
so assorted CHAIke and ROCKERS. SOFAS.
BEDSTEAD4 BUREAUS, WAs HSTASDs,
FEArHfR-BEDs. nAlk MATTRESSES.
PChTiEREs, 40 coIs large assortment OF
new and othsr CARPETS; DINNER-SET,
ToILET-sKTe, PICTURES, OIL and GAS
HEATING STOVES ;sELF-FEEulSG ard
other HEATTNG-ST0vEs aud . largo ss-
sortmont OF MISCELLANEOUS articles-
GEORGE W. MAYO.
oc2o-1t Auctioneer.
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WANTED TO LET.

w AN III ~ W
NICE ROOMS. seconc.door. on Eighteenth
street. SO per month.
3 NICE ROOMS. Eighteenth street, third floor,
$500 per month. r.,
Ako DWELLING No. 200. corner trace ara
Twentieth streets: 7-roons, bath room and lock
room. Apply at 1s06 east Franklin street.
DC o9-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-29

EOR RENT. m
s400-Nos. AN west Clay street.
s270-No. sos west Marshall street.
S240-No. 24o4 west Main street.
s200-No. S22 north Twenty.iourth street.
e200-No 1914 wes. Cary street.
S30-No. 507 north Eleventh street.
e30-No. 322 west Broad street lstore).
sl5-Nos. l504-6-s west Cary street
sI2 BONO. - Twenty-second street (Feir-
mont.
slO-Nos. o00-2-4 Randolph street.
40 No - Darlington street.
sI0-No. 72S south Pine street..
sI0-No 1923 east franklin street.
s10-No 613 Catherine street.
s9-No. sos Randolph street.
6.50-No. 1903 Fairfield street.
CARNEAL i GAYLE,
Real estate sgents,
oc COLT HOG Main street.
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1t is said sEvENTY.FIvE small ru.n,
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ample :-Wad, waif, soar, idol. etc ny
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The NEWS OF The WEEK
Condensed Accounts of Import
ant Happenings.
SOLID FACTS BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

The News Gathered from all Parts of the
World and Put In shape for the Conven-
ienee of the Busy Reader.
The Cambridge and Oxford rowing crews
have arranged to come to the United States
In June.
John Schlosser was cut in two by a
Chicago and Alton train at Cameron juno
tion, Nd
Queen Victoria has consented TO receive
Cardinal Bausa at Florence az representa-.
tive Of the Pope.
Ella Ray, u 6-year-old girl living near
Marietta, o., was burned to death by her
clothing catching fire.
The National Plate Glass Company was
incorporated at Springfield, ILL.,, with q
capital of 5000, 900.
The Hoag manufacturing block in Chi
caso was totally destroyed by fire, entail
ing loss Of over $8b, 900.
The yarn spinning mill OF the Rivett
Company, in Stockport, England, burned
to the ground. Loss, ESQ, 900.
Memphis will have a cotton exhibit at
Chicago. The committees making the Sc
lections have been very successful
George P. Freeman and John W. Chese-
bro, furniture dealers at No. l01 Canal
street, New York, have assigned.
Rev. Leonard NJ. Vincent, D. D., died In
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He was the father of
Rev. Marion r. Vincent, Of this city.
Over 800 Italian emigrants were land
ed in New York from the steamers Ems.
from Genoa, and the Alesia, from Mar
settles.
Seven dwelling houses, a carpenter shop,
q marble shop and stable In Knoxville, .
suburb OF Pittsburg, were burned Loss,
t2o.o
Governor Flower has signed the bill ap-
proprating $500, 900 additional for the ex-
hibit of New York state ut the Columbian
exposition.
The examination OF the fifteen pool sell
lers arrested in New York a week ago was
adjourned In Jefferson Market police court
until April 3.
Another case Of smallpox in New Bruns-
wick, N. j., has been reported. The victim
y Aonzo Van Durssr, l8-year-old son Of
Grocer Van Durser
0elicl msetinSa, 70 be conducted by
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fair have been completed.
The National Association Of Democrstap
dubs has issued . notice recommending .
simultaneous celebration on April 10 Of ths
birthday Of Thomas jefferson.
The elections In Cuba fos membsrs q ehe
upper house In the Spanish cortes hsvs re-
suited in the return Of thirteen cohservs-
tive and two antonomist senators.
John l. Hines murdered his wife and g.
year-old daughter near Seattle, Wash, and
then committed suicide by pitching head
foremost into q forty i've foot we'll.
Justice Van Sickle, Of the supreme osurt
Of New Jersey, heard testimony a. to
whether or not Barpegat park shall become
q borough. He reserved his dooisieu.
Phebe Ann Pronit, who died at Prov
denoe, r. l., asod 1tl years, was the Oldest
inhabitaht Of that state. Mrs. Prolit leaves
a sister aged 98 years and a brother aged
81.
The International Nickel Company,
which owned the great nickel mine ct Rid
dies, Southern Oregon, has sold out to An
English syndicate which 10 capitalized for
IS. O0O. .0O0
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TO
Farmers
and the
PUBLIC
in
General.

We still implements
Orangev
handle owstm
Wemke head Roller
Hay Hay Rake Henc Walking and Riding wheel Cuor %ac@a @
(Which remmendahn double
Sa % ay we 5 hw up the MeM Deeield Lever Harrow only one $ %
the market whereby the two sections can be let
and the balance
times being level 1t has self coupling hinge bolts lose circular a
equalze while
|be their same any othergo
dPg hn
WHITE & CONNER
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aboyed diagrams the locaio ands 20 o
purh on o @
desiring to purchase to make make ssdy spplcsstin
il. W.
L. Pa,
c. W. loomsbu Pa,
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
Estate or John Granu, deceased.

The undersigned an Auditor appointed by the
Orphans Court OF Columbia county, TO dstrt
butte the funds raised by the sale OF the real e.
tate In the hands OF q. W. Knouse Executord d
John Grantz, deceased, as appears on his final
account, to and among the parties entitled
thereto will attend to the duties OF his appoint
ment at the oflice OF A. l.. Fritz, In the town of
ten o'clock In the forenoon, when and where al
parties interested are requested TO presen!
their claims before the undersigned, or be for.
ever debarred from coming In upon said fund
J. y. HARKINs,
a24-tt, Auditor.
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DRUNKENNESS, or the LIQUOR HA-
BIT, Cured at Home in Ten Days by
administering DR.. Haines Golden
Specific.

1t can be given in glass of beer, a cup of
coffee or tea, or in food without the know
ledge of the patient. 1t is absolutely harm
less, and will effect permanent and speedy
cnre, whether the patient is moderate
drinker or alcoholic wreck. 1t has been
given in thousands Of cases, and in every in
stance perfect cure has followed 1t never
fails. The system once impregnated with
the specific it becomes an utter impossibilty
for the liquor appetite to exist. Cures guar
anteed. AZ page book Of particulars free.
Address the GOLDEN SPECIFIC Co., I85
Race Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. io.2I-i yr.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Geo. 4. Elwell and j. X. BittenbeDder, was dis
solved on the 1th day OF February ls9s, W
mutual consent. The busine.s will hereafter
be conducted by Geo. K. Rlwell, and all bills Of
the firm will be paid by him, and all accounts
due said flrm are to be settled with him.
GEO. Z. ELv Eli.
3-i1-4t j. X. BITTENBBNDER
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-03-31

This is the time of year when every
body begins to think about cleaning up
and making Improvements, and new
wall paper is usually one of the first
things to be done. w. H. Brooke &
Co. have a very large d elegant
stock to select from. c al and see
and get estimates. 3-3I-tf.