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the spectacular feature. but whom the re-
cords are examined the people Will fnd
that Governor Mckinney mas administer
cd his office in hrs own way with fidelity,
with ability, and with more practical re.
suits. perhaps. than have characterized
the administration Of any OF his predeces-
sors since the war.
Another pleasant proRressive-euchre
party was given on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. I. Prtchett. Of Danville, who
seems TO be a. lucky rs she 10 handsome
and attractive. was again the winner OF
the first prize. which was pretty silver
mounted hairpin. Mr. A. q. Brenaman, of
Baltimore, won the gentleman's prize,
and the consolation prize" went by
lot to Mr.. O. ". Dudley. Of Danvtlle.
Among the guests here Is Nr. Stegall. .
capitalist Of New Orleans and formerly a
cltizen of Richmond He IS q most aoreea.
bic gentleman. honored by the guests, and
generally beloved by the children.
Several of the guests spent Tuesday
most delightfully."- at the charming and
hospitaOle house of Captain Shcer. near
MOntvale.
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Yorl-R,vsr sunday-Sohooi Picnic.

CCorrsspou lence OF the Richmond OsDatcl.l
OAK TnEg, August 19.-On Wednesday
the annual picnic was gwen by York
River sunday school, the place OF meeting
te,nc a. Captain ShaokieforQs boat-house,
OIL York river. After ENJOYING grand
dinuer the whole party Was taken in small
boats 10 a large vessel lying in the chsn-
mel. which was kindly placed at .heir q s..
posai by the CAPTAIN. who then added
greatly TO the enjoyment OF the day by
fakine them all for a pleasant sall up the
river. The party then returned 20 their
respective homes, expressing their delight
and satisfaction IN this memorable trip,
which had passed and ended so happily.
ID. ". Scheuck and sister, Mss Grace
Schenck. have gone TO New Jersey. From
there they will co TO New York. and they
exoect 10 visit tho Worlds Fair oeiore
then return home.
Mics LtEz,e Greasy is visiting friends at
this place.
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.0'FERRALL AT HOME.
RENDERED AN OVATION 6Y THE
People OF HARRlSON8uRQ
Three Cheers for ".he Next Governor sf
Virginia "A esrsnade az Night
and Congratulations.
rspsc,,l telegram to the Dispatcn.1


HARnIsuyUURa. Va. August 19.-Colonel
Charles L. O'Ferrsll reached home early
this morning from the Richmond conven-
ton.
Notwithstanding tho early hour CON-
siderable number of his friends wore at
the depot. and as the Colonel stepped
from the train three cheers were proposed
and roundIy gwen for 1.-The next Gov
ernor Of Virginia"
A committee was IN waiting With O
handsome four.in-hand team aud escorted
him TO his residence on south Main street.
CONGRATULATIONS.
Colonel O'Ferrall was rendered sere-
made tonight. and q number of his friends
OF both politica. parties assembled to tea-
der their congratulations.
There were many ladies' IN the party and
the Coloners handsome residence pre-
seated gay appearance for several hours.
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SMILING OVER TIE TICKET.
Successful Meeting at Hardware Church
F.rmevs Delivering Whsnt.

ICoresponaence Of the Richmond Ds2atch.l
ScorrsyILLz. AUGUST 19.-EGorgbody Is
in big, broad smile over our Democratic
nominations. They say the ticket cannot
be improved on. They oil thought OteT-
rail- would be nominated on the first bal
lot, but had no idea that he would nave
so votes 10 spare.
The meeting held at Hardware Baptist
church by Rev. j. Il. Daniel, OF TINS place,
resulted III twenty-six additions 10 the
church.
Mr. George ". Poland, of Richmond
is spending few days at his home here'
tarmers are busy delivering tnelr wheat lct
10 the mills to oe ground into -four. Inc
low prlce of the article has kept then
from shipping but very little.
MIR. Fred. Farrai, after spending nearly
two weeks a. his old home here. returned
20 Charlottesville YESTERDAY. a
The family of Ar. w. j. Burgess. OF
Richmond. is still rustlcating In this
nelghbOrhood. 4
Several new buildings ore in course Of
erection in our town at present.
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rCorro5 poudonce o. tbs Richmond Di.patch.l
CsEsrgRyIEr.D CoURTaoUss, Va, August
Court has been IN session oil
Miss Genie Smith. one of the well-known
society Young LADIES' Of Petersburg. re.
TUNED homo yesterday after pleasant
visit 10 Hiss Aamie Coisma9, near Chester;
Misses Minerva and Mary Bernard
Weeks. of Peters Dura. who have been VS.
ting Airs. i. w. Cheatham, left few DAYS
ago 10 Spend q week or two With their
uncle. MIR. l.. Is. Graves, near Manchester.
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An una,.pa,sa rs.t of sIsris.

Amedicine that has been q household
remedy Tor over 6fty years and used IN
that time oy more than 5o.00O, QUO persons
must have sreat merit. Such q msdicines
is found in brandresh's Pills. This fse'
demon strstes the value OF these pills bet
ter than aay statement OF the proprietors;;
lt will be observed that the dose required
70 cure IS smell. One OF two pills taheu
avery night for ten OF twsnty days will
cure dyspepsia, costivsness. rheumatisnn'
liver complaint, biliousnoss. or any dis.
ease arising from an impure state OF the
blood.
absolutely harmless. and safe to take OIL
Soid ia every drug aud medicine store
either plain or sugar coated
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DANIAGED nY pRouaHT.
ACCELERATED LOUISA CASE.
Decided for tho Time In Favor of th
NIL. /. a. f1ira a. GA Inr Inrzrsra

DECIDED Tor tho Iimo III hhNCf VI INV
Piaintihs-PIcaing for Lawyers.
ICorrespondsncs Of tho Richmond Dspatch.l
LOUISA. Va, August 19-The noted case
OF thomson and others u.s. The Sulphur
Mines Company of Virginia. perhaps the
most important one ever tried In Louisa
county. involving several hundred thou
sand dollars worth of mineral land. was
ended this morning for the third time by
the Jury rendering a verdict III favor OF
the plaintiffs. The argument OF counsel
lasted over three days, each attorney dis
PLAYING IA great effort and ability. Ju0so
Sims. of counsel for the plaintiffs, de-
serves special notice for bis thorough &C;
ouaintance with the many complicated
details of the case and tue able manner III
which he handled 1t.
The defendants will take the case 10 the
Court OF Appeals, and the evidence will
run no into thousands of pages. and It
will be years before o final decision Is
reached.
some of the late corn Is suffering from
the cool weather aud for rain.
Summer boardors are beginning 10 70
turn 10 the CITY, as they regard the hot sea-
son as past.
The gubernatorlal ticket is regarded as
strong one aud viii win.
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ron RENT.
DWELLINGS FOR RENT.


No. 2o4 west Franklin street; 19 rooms
Sable on lot.
No. III GRACE stroes between Seventh and
Eighth, modern brick dwelling; l2 roons;
No. $40 Franklin street. between Film ana
No. Grace street, between Foashee and
| Adams; IL rooms.
rooms.
40. 3l1 south Third strss,, new ard modern
hrsck dwcinhg: q rooms
No. 009 Clay street, between Ninta and
Tcnth; 9 rooms. Stable, etc.
Nc. sos Twelfth street., between Broad aud
Marshall; o rooms
Nc. so5 Clay street. between Ninth and Tenth /:
M. 3os Twelfth street, between Broad and
No. Is Cary strest. between Foushee and
No, abs TweiIS street, between Broad and
No. te7 Eleventh street, between Marshall
and Clay; 10 rooms.
No. ala Twelfth street. between Broad ana
NO~I4fs Floyd avenue; rooms.
No. $40 Seventh street, between Clay and
No. $50 Fourth street, bosreon Clay and
Nos sol sud 3o3 Leigh ana THIRD streets
rooms each.
No. sa3 south Second street; rooms
No. B27 First street, betvosh Clay and Leigh,
| No. SCI Fifth street. between Clay and Leigh ;
rooms
No. $40 Spring street, near Holly: rooms
| no. 2704 frAntln street, between Twenty
seventh end Twonty.eighth; : rooms.
No. It's hneteoath street, between Grace and
| Frnuxltp 10 rooms.
No. 1905 Venaole street; 9 rooms
No. 625 north Twenty-seveuth street; 8
rooms.
No. 1897 north Seventeenth strees, near
| ChoSapeake and Ohio SHOPS; 4 rooms
All ., these houses will be put IN nice order.
For further Information call az our onics for
| PRINTED Rem T-LfST.
n. SELDOM TAYLOR 4 SON,
au 2C.1t Eleventh ani Bank streets.
DY ). B. ELAN 4 CO.,
ID REAL ESTATE AGENTS
AND AUCrIONEERS,
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shorto DEATH.
rBy Telegraph to the DisYatcn.l

PADUcAH. KT., August 10. Last Tuesday
negro tramp won't 10 the farm OF Albert
Horn and asked for food. Mrs. Hern WAS
alone and the tramp assaulted her. Der
screams brought her husband from the
field and the negro fiad. Two posses start
ed IN pursuit, and after . short chase. shot
him to death. The news was suppressed
until to-day.
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Weak Popuiist Ticket 10 HaiifSx'

Souru Bosros. Va. August IA Popu-
list nass-ulsetiriy was held ut Houston to-
day to nominats candidates for tho Senate
and House. The following is tbs ticket
For tue Senate. A. b. Anderson, Repueli-
can House, q. G. Mason and solomon
Mccormick. rhe senatorial nomination
was rendered Mr.. Is. J. Stoyall, but ne
declined. The ticket IL regarded o. one OF
the weakest that could have been MADE.
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MO WANING AT wyrhsuLLs.
. v..k,. Succession Of Gaysties, In
u...t..t.s M

A W4ek's snccssston OF uHSs''
Guiding Germuus. masieaiss' @~
fcorrsspondcnce Of the Richmond pispsiee.I
wYrsryrtLx, Va, August 10. -" Tho sea.
,an shows no sign OF waning nor the
Young folks OF wesrying. and the ronna
Of gayety continues.
This week Monday evening inauguraIec
the first irolio or elss there wouia not
have been evenings enough for tns
weeks progrsmme. Messrs. - diono.
new. Of Wythsyille. and Mr.. Eustics, OF
lynehturg, gave gerinaa AZ tae
BOYD House TO Large number Of snsn
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The most brilliant affair Of the week,
tbougb. was the german OF last evening
given in the lovely da0clng- hall OF Cul-
peper Female Seminary by Miss Bianche
M5ddux. The many beautiful Gnd lh.Tl-
cate figures were gracefully lead by Mr..
Orin Neaie. of DaayIllc. Among the many
PARTICIPANTS specially noticeable were:
Miss Florence Brown, CulpepoI. sweet
SIMPLICITY. most becominEY attreG III
White organize. with MIR. Aeeie.
Miss Louise Allan Mayo, of Richmond,
the cvnosure Of all eyes as she entered inc
ballroom with her truly graceful ana
uueeuiy air, gowned IN hanusOihe oIath
creme win let ornaments dancing VITO
Mir Samuel klNey. it rs said sue IS one or
the Laudsomest girls who have visited
here tor years.
Niss Mary Grimsley. IN handsome cos
tumo OF Wnlte silk. with Mr.. barbour OL
Culpeper. 49,.
Miss Lima Mayo. Richmond. q hne type
of the southern brunette, ~ lovely whito
tulle creation, with Sir. Charles hiAeS'
Mas Burruss, Il edmond. IN Ol1ck anu
white striped benga4lue' Win -ui' NONPN''
of Culpeper. III. ..;.h
Miss Kixeg. gowued in white SILK with
pink trimmings, with Mr. James 1rlnnau'
Miss lone Crutchfeid. Richmond, charm
ing IN black and white gown Win Mf'
Lewis Nelson. .t;eo,
Miss klpe, Mchmond, III Icu NH'"O"'
with dr. Charles Wager.
Mss Blanche Maddux. Culpeper' hos5
beWitchlng aud handsomc blonde. IN OK.
ouislte black lace toilet, with Dir. Welch
Clarke, OF Danville. ~.
Miss Rosa Wsorlck, Of Baltimore PINK
Chins sin. with Mr. George strngieilow'
Miss Annie g. Williams, OF ticnmohu,
petite blonde. in black silk muii WIN
white trimmings. with BIZ. George
1ho ehaperons were Mesdames M9dduSS'
G. p. Homer. T.. +. Eldrid2e, anu " w.
bennington of Baltimore.
Messrs. Lynn Adams of Cnlpeper anu anu
Russell Chelf OF kiehnond were a'so
present. ,rlt ha
gwen this evening at Brandy oy' tne
Misses Stearnes. Quite an addition 70 we
social circle is the charming MIS-. " W.
Huntington, of Baltimore. ,,,
Among other Balt,moroans are MISSES
NJ. N. Atkinson and +. PhIli'pps.
Mr, Epps Hpnton Msddnx mas 2 .an,n ,s'
ton
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au COLA

Foa RENT. "a
300 peY annum-f2O7 Grove avenue
$500 ger aEacm-o04 east Marshall street.
S45o per aHnum-3I2 Harrison streos
sa6O Der anuam--325 Harrison street.
sakO Ger nnnan--l0l south Fifth street.
s4O0 DER annam-lo7 soaIn fittn street.
1920 per afrnum-l7 north Fourth.
SA00 por snnum-l0 soutD Reservoir.
$500 per ennum-702,S east Leigh street.
1850 per aanumr-304 east Leigh street.
$500 per Anaum-i2e1 Floyd avenue.
$500 per annuns-100A west Clay street.
A3Oo r5yr aauun-G35ls wesi Clay street.
$500 Ser aapum-2sO4 east Narshsli street
gro pur AMMAN 62i north Tsoth street.
1910 per annum-i304 FLOYD avenue
s2to per anlum-2204 cart Broad street.
$3.50 per anuun--405 cast Canal street.
g2I6 per annan-Floyd avenue and Lom.
hardy strceh
S2i6 per aunum- logo west Marshall street.
a2lS per aanurn- 2p2j ess. Marshall street
s2OO per annu Yf>--;3l9ls Twenty-tourth street.
S2OO per anuusf--220 south second street.
$3.50 per aunum-2JO9 east Franklin street.
els Ger month-Sl5 rweuty-sixth street
SID per month-2S0f east Grace street,
$40 80 per month-2SlO east Grace street.
Sla5O per month--600 Twenty. sixth street
$3.50 per montn-l220 east Marshall street.
slO per nOnth-b2l Catherine street.
$40 per nnonth--el0 ives. Marshall street.
ana per month-710 north Third street.
$1,000 per mopth-6t0 north Ihird street.
CAN aud get PRINTED RKNT.LIs with fnli
descripnon Of oil DN ELLINGS TO become va
c.,t nv o,toher IsI SUTTON & CO.,
an 90 1913 Main street.
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ron RENT.
ToR . RESI-. lDLlWELLINGa

k'Oh KENT, DWELIi'
No 3l4 west Franklin street, IA roma n.
No. 100 Harrison ana PARK avenue. 10 rooms
No. D00 Floyd sveaue, 10 rooms.
No. 1891 Floyd aysnor. rooIns.
No. 200 south Tnirf street, IL r0omS
No. ia south Tnra street. ~ rooms.
No sos east hsia ssrvvt, 10 ROOMS
No. 3ll east Main street. IL rooms.
No. sos Clay and ninth Streets IL roomss
No. 6og west Cyry street. roous
No 3i5 roush Fourth street, o ruons
NO. 9o1 east Ie. h street. 10 roomr
Nc. 525 north Eleventh. street, z rooms
Nc. SEA north Ninth street, rooms
No. 625 noesa sixth street. s rooms
Ne. o south Second street., 3 rooms.
No. 1os nortn Lomssrdy street, rooms
No. ia north ornDariy street. y rooms
No 100 north Pom sttoet, rooms.
No. 1920 ~eet oiay street, rooms.
No. 3iSH north rwenty-seyenth street, .
no 2304 vsnac.o street. rooms.
FLATS
No. 10 south Taird s.reet, Hrft Dat.
No. l10 south Third street., second aud tnird
Cat. -
No 600 cast Broad street.
No. 1911 east Main etrees
No 1927 east Main street with DWELLING
above aud bar-dxtares complete.
No. ss5 north Fltth street.
No. sI7 woss Cary street with DWELLING
No Aal wess Marshall stroes with DWELL
Also many smaller DWELLINGS and
Cell Tor Prtned ErntLiss for Ps pa sa,Ns
au COLA No north Eleventh street.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CI% NET PROFIT WEEKLY
NJ IrsD With e2OOi Investors In times like
these Will 90 seH to bear 10 niud that this ts TIE
We ,oDd successful ysar OF kOWES lNfALLlBLE
uANDICAPPING system. This Is equivalent
uartng secar,ti,s Proats returned uniformly
each week. Safe. conservative, practical FRO
sDectus 1898, explaining system IN detail
tabuatei statistics. etc. frer. q. j.. KUN Z,
PostOlnes box lei, brooklyn, n. \. az 2O-lt
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George ". Mayo. Aastsoness.
22 and "a north Ninth street.

22 and "a north Ninth street.
NEW PICTURES AND EASEIS.
IN PIANOS, FURNITURE. &C, AT AUCTION.
VIII sell az my aactioa-roorns. ct 1879 A. NJ.
MONDAY. August Fl, 1899,
q consignment Of Ngw PICTURES In noat
iate-style frames, embracins-
ETCHlNGs, ARroryPEs, ESGRAvlaGs.
PAsTELs. &C., and EAs Ers;
Davies Brothers, and Mum . Tischer's Pl
ANo;
New No 9 Wheeler . wilson aad singer
FAAILY and LEATHER sEwiNG-hA.
CHIMES, all 10 excellent order;
i CABINET F0LDING-BED, OAK and other
CHAMBER SUITS, WALNUT and othee
BUFFErs. EXTENSION and other Ia
BLEs, and GENERAL HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE, GAS GRANDPA ERs, and . nun.
Der OF HEATING aud CoOKISG-sT0vRS,
&C.. &c GEORGE w. MAYO.
m 20 sncttonesr.
A UCTION SALE OF BAxANAs,
IA LEMONS. ORANGES. PEARS. APPLYx
Eto--we will SELF
MONDAY, AuGrsr glsr.
at 1890 O'Clock
BANANAS, LEMONS, GRANGER, APPLKA
PEARS, Bro
WILLIAM JENKINS q SON,
An 90 i4&0 east Main stroee
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WORKED SMOOTHLY.

The clearing certificates were put into
use last Monday. To-day for the first time
thew were used IN paving OF employees in
the various industries, and it worked
along very smoothly. have not heard OF
but one person refusing to receive them,
and be Is carrying on a small business:
But If no holds out against them 1t Will
practically close MN mp.
Deputy-SherlG Samuel d. Nomack,
Deputy. John L.. CooK,
and Iobacconist John Il. Bowles let TO-
dag TOR i visit ~ the WORLDS ta!r' at
Chicago.
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COMFORTABLE CONVICTION.
Social Gayety ut the Intermont-Corn
Crop Destroyed by the Drought


Crop Destroyed by the Drought
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CovINGToN, VA. August 19.-The guests
at the lntermont have been very gay
during the past week. and the hotel is last
becoming one OF the most popular resorts
in the mountains. There was large hop
GU Monday night. phantom ball on We'd
pesday. and q Georgia euchre party on
Thursday, all of which were well attended
and very successful.
Among the recent arrivals are Mrs. DR..
T. Ct. Cowardin and family. of London,
Eng; Mr. and mrs. L. +. Bridges and
party OF twelve, Wilmington, \. G.; Mrs.
Clay Drewry and party, Richmond; Mrs.
J. W. Gordon aud family, Richmond; Mrs;
Dr. White and family. Richmond; Mr. and
Mrs. W. Mitchell, Plttsburg, Pa, and Miss
Imboden, of Damascus, O daughter OF
General John W. Imboden. who has .
beautiful voice and charms the guests
bv her lovely singing every evening IN ta3
parlors, which are always crowded. Miss
imboden is sister of hrs. II. ". Sny der,
whose husband Is the general manager OF
the Coelugton Improvements Company
and also of tue hotel.
DAMAGED BY DROUGHT.
The long.contlnued drought In this
section hos very seriously damaged the
corn, and not over one tnlru OF crop Will
be harvested. In some parts OF this coun-
" farmers are cutting the corn down ana
feeding the stock with 1t, as the grass has
dried Up and the corn Is hopelessN ruined.
This failure OF the corn crop, coupled with
tine scarcity OF money, Will cause very
hard times this winter.
The announcement Of Colonel OFFER
RAILS nomination on the tiTst ballot created
no surprise here. Everybody expected lt
and received II ss matter % course.
Although there were some strong Tyler
men here, no one thinks of boiling and
the Democratic candidates will receive the
tull vote OF tins county.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. Gordon McCabe, OF
Petersburg, have been spending several
days with Sir k. L. Parrish.
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pANvlLLE FOR THE TICKET.
Mt. Herman Baptist sunday.schooi Pie
Nic-Dig Uuion Meeting.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Otlplt>n.I
DANvILLE. Va. August ID have not
heard one word of complaint against the
ticket nominated at Richmond By the State
Democratic Convention. While some
wanted one man but the majority pre-.
ferrsd another the party IN Danyiile Will
do Its level best IN November TO poll It's
old time majority for the ticket.
Mr. T.. ". Stone, operator IN the west
ern Union Office IN this city, went TO bis
homo. in Winston. \. u. yesterday. Last
night dispatch was received from that
town stating that MIR. Stone was confined
~ his bed with an attack OF fever.
The annual Sunday-school picnic OF Mt.
HeTmon Baptist church was held yester-
day at tho church grounds and was largely
attended. The tables fairly groaned under
their load Of good things, and the deli
clOus melon was there In profusion.
Speeches were male by Revs. Lambeth.
White, and others. and tho people spent
really q most ENJOYABLE time.
The laymen OF the various religious do
nominations in this city held a well-attend-
el union meeting last night, and it - III
tended TO organize for church Uorh, and
b. thIs means push forward the work OF
the Master It IL proposed TO hold a large
meeting in the tabernacle in the near fu-
ture to be conducted by layman. This
movement will do great good FOR the
cause aud will DO of much help for Dr.
Wharton on his contemplated visit to this
civ.
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CuLPePeR's LIBERAL PATRONAGE.
Moonlight Drive to BrEndy-Fancy Ball
and a Brilliant Germ4n.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
CrLpEPrR. Va, August l9.-Although
tho prognoSticatl0ns that the Worlds
Far meant death 70 the springs seem yeri-
ned. Culpeper more than sustalns us
usual reputation for pleasure and is more
i',eraIlv natropiZed than ever by Rich
monders aud Baltimoreans. The past
week was replete with gayeties OF all
kinds. frst of which was the lovely fancy
dress bail gwen by the ladies to the men
IN the nicely-appoiutod Town Hall. Many
unique and picturesque costumes "eIo
noticeable. ana Mr.. George Sprinkle one
nj Crlpeper's most popular young men,
I'M ms character OF sailor excited universal
admiration. To say 1t was success put
poorly expresses 1t. =
The following evening party OF
eighteen drove over TO brandy 70 a sila ,l
Nm retnrplnc by moonlight, with glow
my accounts Of thriling and romantic adj
ventures.
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E'OR SALE.

NOR SALE. THE OLD ESTABLISH
L I'd BAKERY BUSINESS. FOR meny years
couducted BIZ h4r. l. ID. Briggs, O. M. T07 Nam
street nstweeu SEVENTH md kiy0tn, togetaer
WITH sue UNEXPIRBO LEASE or The IORE.
1his plant Is web equipped WIN 0vens aud StAor
nacossory fixtures, dad the location OF this sevre
Is one OF the best in tho cisT FOR u bakery. Come
early Il YOU want tagEan. tno owner means
buslne@. IL oELiON TAYLOR son.
Elsyeatn ara Bank streets.
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IIOR RENT. On
No Q07 east clay street, roo'ria.........St30
No III east Gay street, 8 rooIns.......... SOu
No to6 north seventn street, rooms. a. $50
no. 7O5 wes, Main street .piotol. .......... Joy
No rs cast Main street, rooms. 33O
No. 500 ngrth Seventh street. rooms. 800
No. 1915 east Broad street, rooms...... 2oV
No. 10 wet Dnyal street. roOfns........ zig
No. bO7 north Ntnth street, 7 rooms. 240
No. 1871 west Gary street, toomA.".... 20o
No. 2l6 Reservoir street, 7 rooms.......... 1s0
No. sII "a Ppolar street rooms. ........... l0S
No. 1920 Chain srest, roona........... IbO
No. s92 NORTH Thhty-.scong street,0 rooms 100
Ne. lll0 nor,h fventy-scyeath street,
rOONb $3.50. s.-.ss'
No. G3T north EIghisenth stysst, q rooms, 100
DENooH, TUPPER a Co,
au colt B2i Main street.
NOR RENT, NICE DWELLING. @
Z containing sevea roonIs, IN perfect or -
der. Large ana AirT. No. l24 vest Clay street.
Modern conypuispccs. Apply 10
CAEY BR0lHEhc, Druggists,
$50 west Leigh street,
~ 3O-su4t corner BROOK eVcuue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-20

NOR SALE CHEAP, ONE "ECONO-
J. MYn COMPRESS HAf-BALER Beea
used one sess0n. Apply 70 ,...,,
a. T. BREWER.
varine GrSvN Henaco cVunsg, Va.
au 1920