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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
The Revolution Bacterium.

To our minds the epi1emcs Of reyolu-
ton in South America have never been
satisfactorily accounted for. and Their
cause presents an interesting field for
scientific investigation Of the most search
ing and discriminating character. In view
Of the fact that all the ills we are heir
TO IN the body corporal are being traced
20 the bacterium ami its family. the ques-
ton arises, MAY there not be such a
thing as q revolt mc-Oba, bacillus. or
vibrio which finds its natural medium
for propagation in the South American
body polite?
Hardly had the brazilian revolution
broken ont before news was received that
a revolution fever was also playing havoc
I'm the Argentine Republic. II it should
be proved. as it doubtless will be. that tho
malignant little bacterium, or some Of
its numerous connections, Is the cause
Of the eyer-rccurrlng South American re-
volts. IT viii Doe most important 70 trace
whether the germ is generated in one
special locality and conveyed from place
20 place by the atmosphere or the water.
or IS evolved spontaneously In several
quarters.
Then, too the scientist will be confront
Cd with a new problem OF eernicide:
for. as South America s. always I'm hot
water, 1t IS evident that the process in
vogue for DISCRIMINATING the bacteria We
are now familiar with will not prove
effective in dlsposng Of their revolutionary
kin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
VFTVETS.

Don't fan 70 examine our 81 Velvet
before buying. as 10 Is TAR the pest NdlIe
on the market We have in stock All
the new fall shades
Novelty and Rachette NeivetS IN all
Tufted Velvets to match the new Dress
our Cloak Department is ready. Capes
and Jackets Of latest designs. All sz
Misses CIoaks specially looked after.
Embroidered Flannel for Skirts, Red
Gray. Black on Red, Black ana White
o' Ei her, for Robes. Colors: PINK,
Blue. Cream, Tan. steel Gray. Garnet
Ecru. Cardinal. Tan and Garnet, Fancy.
Canton Drapery, 20 styles, value ID 2-5c.
10 soc.
best stock anywhere. Prices soc. to f5'
a yard Specially good values at 50 and
q2c These goods are % inches wide.
DAMASK TOWELS.
Extra Large FriDged Bleached Damask
Extra-Heayy Pinch Bleachel DamaslS
Napkins. % or .6-inch to match.
Double Ddmask Cream DOities at i5c.
"A dozen.
Ladies' Solid-Black Hose IS and o0c.
Underwear. all styles and sizes FOR men,
women. and children. ..
CARPETS RUGS!
THE LARGEST STOCK,
THE BEST ASSORTMENT,
THE LOWEST PRICES.
THE BEST WORK.
Smyrna and Velvet Rugs.
Fur AMI Skin Mats.
Boys Clothing.
our stock and prices We're q revelation
10 those who had not before bought
Boys Clothing of us. Good values ar
irving daily. .- $500,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01

4 mise might be acceptable 20 that body
any sort, ~ we have said. which will
quiet the npprehensions OF the timid. and
! close tho mouths OF would.be financial
leaders.
The proposed compromise. an II was
outlined yesterday. contains a feature pro-
vIding that national banks shall be per-
mitted 10 issue circulating notes TO the
full amount OF the face value OF the bonds
which they deposit with the government
10 secure those notes. IL this report be
true. 70 Is an Indication that the State
bank system Is not yet popular enough in
Congress 10 command a majority OF the
votes in that body. But inasmuch as
the advocates OF the State-bank system
are in favor OF allowing state-banks to
issue circulating notes upon their IN
dcbtedness, or three dollars Of notes for
every dollar OF real money they may have
in their vaults chat Is, II they favor the
old State-bank SYSTEM, we do not under
stand why the Sts ,a-bank proponents
should object to n compromise on the
currency problem. which would authorize
the national banks to issue circulating
notes TO double the amount Of the face
value OF tho bonds which they are re-
quired 20 deposit at Washington as secu-
rity TO the note-holders.
However. all is mere talk as yet. All
such reports however. strengthen the
silver men and contribute to their ability
to maintain unbroken ranks. VIII the
President be willing to conccde such
compromise measure 10 the bimenlisis'
His letter 20 Governor Northcn, Of Geor-
gia, holds out no hope that he WILL but even
he may finally come 20 the conclusion
that It would be better to agree 10 almost
any sort OF compromise than 10 permit
the country TO drift into a financial mael-
stlOm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
Academic and Not Political,

The New York Times referring to Mr.
Gladstone's Edinburgh speech says 1t was
academic and not political 1t reminds
tho Grand Od Man that the House Of
Lords has been repeatedly bullied with
success, and may be bullied with sue
cess again but only when the statesman
who undertakes to bully II has at his
back a clear majority of British as well
as Of British and Irish representatives
in the House OF Commons
The Times states the situation exactly.
Mr.. Gladstone by his denunciation Of the
House OF Lords is certainly not Fastening
the day when justice will be accorded 10
ireland. ON the contrary he IS further
antagonizing opposition Influences which
a recognition OF the preroGatives Of the
Peers on his part might win over TO
home rule. His course IS calculated 10
hamper rather than help such men as
Roscbery. who advocate Irish self-gov-
eminent as not only better for ireland,
but better for the whole British nation,
and who are disposed TO make the fight
from the standpoint of broad states
manShip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
Nirpinia as q Homo.

The Dispatch OF Friday, IN an article on
"IIomcs for settlers" stated that It could
be demonstrated that good Virginia farm
ing lands would stand the settler in less
than half what the land Of the Cherokee
strip would stand him in 10 say nothing
~ the privations and dangers incident 70
life I'm a new country. We are now in re-
cclpt Of the following commentary upon
that article from Colonel Thomas White
head. State Commissioner Of Agriculture:
AN examination of nearly any county
I'm the Handbook OF Virginia will dis
close the fact that Il good home for "a
poor or laboring man can be gotten in
Virginia for any immigrant coming from
the section between Maine and ONO Tor
less money than It viii take to reach the
Cherokee strip, locate a farm and make
any kind OF a habitation
Next. that he Will here be absolutely free
from dangerous storms. serious drOuehis
or floods. invasiOns Of destructive insects
or violent diseases. lie can raise almost
any crop. vegetable or fruit, Of the tenn
perate zone, and have every facility for
education; markets and social advantages,
with low taxes and conservative surround
iugs. fair and just treatment, and the pro-
lection Of conservative laws and courts.
The Cherokee hunters are simply on a
craze. that will bring suffering and dis
appointment. and doubtless some foolish
speculation IL the basis OF it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01

George f. Pickett. The frontispiece OF
the number is picture Of Mrs. Pickett.
T.Y. Crowell a. Co. will undertake a
complete edition OF the works of George
Eliot. including the Life and Letters
edited by Mr.. Gross. with illustrations.
As result of the celebration OF tho
Izsak Walton tercentenary, the venerable
church of st. DuDstan's, London. where
Walton was once churchwarden, is to be-
come repository of a stained-glass win
dow TO his memory.
In the October Forum Professor II. Og-
den Doremus treats the question "Can
Chemical Analysis Convict PRISONERS z"
IL seems that sometimes IL does.
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democratic Appointments.
VIRGINIA STATE DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE
RIcHNoND. September 80. 1898.

VtpGryr, SrlTz DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE,
R1cHxoNp. September 30. 1898. !
The following announcements for pub
lie spea king are made:
HON. CHARLES T. o'FERRALL
will address the people at
Lexington. October I'd.
Sussex, October 5th.
Blackstone. October 6th.
Lunouburg. October Sth.
RustburR. Campbell county, Oct. 10th.
Pulaski CITY. October 18th.
Marion, October 18th.
Abingdon, October 231.
Tazewell. October 9th.
Ron. ROBERT c. FENr
will address the people at
Newburn. Pulaski county, October Cd.
Big Stoue,Gap. Wise county. Oct. 4th.
Jouesvilie. lee county. October jth.
Page. October 2}d.
Berryvile. Clark county, October 9th
(at night.
Winchester. October 2jth At night.
Alexandria. October 2sth tat night.
Leesburg, October 30th, court-day.
HON. EPp, HUSroN.
At Newburn, Pulaski county, Oct %.
Al Big Stone Cap. Wise county. oct. 4th.
At JOnesvllle, Lee county. Oct. 5th.
HON. CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, OF WEST vIR-
GINA.
At App3mattox Courthouse. October
14th barbecue.
HON. +. ". MARSHALL. ". c.
At Spotsyivania Courthouse, Monday,
October ID.
HON. Il. ST. c. TUCKER.
Flncsste BOtetouri. October Q.
H.p.TLooD.
A. Appomattox. October 5th.
At FIncastle. October 9th.
At Amherst, October 10Th.
At PALMYRA. October 23d.
At Princess Ann Courthouse, October I'd.
w.R. N'KESNEY.
At Nottowav Courthouse. October 5th.
At Luuenburg Courthouse. October Jth.
r. Il. PARISH.
At Chesterfield Courthouse. October 9th.
At Powhatan Courthouse, October %.
Sc. JONES.
At Grayson Courthouse, October ID.
A. Radford. October 9Th at night.
At Martinsyille. Henry county, Oct 9th.
At Blue Ridge Springs, Botetourt, Octo-
Der 18th (at night.
HON. JOHN p. MASSEY.
At Charlottesville, October 2.
At MartinsvIle. October 9th.
At Floyd Courthouse, October 10th.
At Prince George, OctOoe 18th.
Il. p. BYRD.
At Highland Courthouse. October oath.
At Bath. Warm Springs, October 18th.
At CoyingtOn, October 26th.
hon. z. W. HUBBARD.
At Appomattox Courthouse, October 5.
JUDGE ". A. MANN.
At AppomattoX Courthouse Oct. 9Th.
II. R. POLLARD.
At CORTLAND, Southampton. Oct. 18th.
DIR. #. Y. HOLT.
At Emporia. Monday, October ID.
At Sussex Courthouse. October 5th.
At Prince George Courthouse, Oct. 18th.
JAMES I. TREDwAY.
At Martinsyille, Henry county, Oct. 9th.
W. A. LITTLE.
At Louisa Courthouse. October 9th.
z. Il. MUNFoBD.
At Powhatan Courthouse, Eovem Der 9Th.
COLONEL THo1As WHITEHEAD.
At Powbatan Courthouse. October ID.
j. TAYLOR ELLISON. Chairman.
James X. Fisher. Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
THO Tn-lnrcl LIcctinn-I-avra.

.f. -,.r1,,.-,,, ~ south c,r,li,a s,ll q,
g.. l..... ~ I,.rr.ss,..ti,.es O., Friday
,.., ,... TIE ,,,,lo ~ 1rs state ala NOT
,... .,...,..r o.. 1,.-.r.l g.ct,,n-I,v,,
-,... ,....l.3 or mot This abatement
t.,.... ,,.- ~. n..pIe oe south Carolina
1... r.,.r suffered as have those OF
o..r -.t.. from she manner in which
f.. ...s a-. administered II also in
a.,tr. that tho. think thov could protect
themselves. r.a Ill. opcrlti9n ~ any
l.,. 7.t..h Congress int.ht pass regulating
election. iu o.. Palmetto state. Our
..... ,.r.r., friends deceive themselves.
r.r ~ ever the E.ruAliranq orain secure
,.......r1..,t,. t,.r,t,s .,r ,,,urrcse and
..r..ttsr.v t..y viii be sure 70 maxi,
,I..,.,..-..,t t..i.,,I .l..tio,..lgy,s tho basls
~ ,..., l..,f.f.,ti,,, .u tina. subject and pr,-
,.., e, ,...... o., mass. NOW laws which viii
,.l.,.,,. ,,,.,,....Il. for tr. Democrats Of
,f. South q, elect thereafter any more
,..o,.,r.. Of tl. national IIolss Of Ropre-
,.,t.ti,.s than the RcpubIicau election
,a.tIs rn4y decide 10 allow them 10 re
t,rr Whatever number of members the
,,....,tfi...r- ,,,a. need iu order 10 enable
r,.,, =. s..,,,. and retain control OF the
,,.,.,.,.,...., .t Ny.sbinrion v.u certainly
-. ,.,.,,....l 90, I.v ho,, ar bv crook. The
,.-.,...iir., cri.iou ip the North seems
,o.. that t.. southern Ueople have no
,fqh,a which "a CONGRESS controlled by
1..,...tfi...,,s is hoirJ e., r,suect. and that
.. i,, i.,.. aud war 81, I'm dealing with
..,. IN O.. ,.tru
-..,.,,,.,,, ~, ,,r ,f.r,,,ri,, 60
,..,,,.,..... ,.,i,,, ,.,s ,,.s,, f,,r-
80. .....,... e.. ..,,,...,, a., ....
~ ,.. l.. a.,
........i,... az. ,,.., ,.,i,,,.,,o
100. 49, ,...,-,.,,. ~, ,....i.,..tir,- an, ~
-. 49, .,.~,,,t,,o,.l. I,.,,.r.l election.
=. ..,,,., ,,..,,. ..,,,,,,.r aud l,eor,ca the
-, g....,,.. - a.. f,,i,o1 st,,.s
~. .,,,~ 5.,. and hour .fter hour the
1t.,,s. ~ p.rr.s.ptotiv.s ia found with
Oil, . o,,,r1m This fact indicates conf
e.nee ON tho mart Of the Democrats in
their ohiuty 70 mass the bin at the propcr
,,,,.. t,,, =, 5oes NOT strenrfhcn the force
az .ho Communications I'm the House whilst
u.-r,crr.,,t, ,ncmbsrs hold the floor. nor
give 10 the people at home such assn
rsnses n, they would like TO have. that
,h,v have seen the last OF the rcconstruc-
ton hesitation. Let all this legislation
LA eyr,,nr.5 once for all. and the people
=, tie south be saved from the evils
which Otherwise may come upon them
to shall We have restored Union"-a
deslderaulIn which has long been waited
for. but which deslderatum or restored
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01

tons heaped on Or. Parrish for his great
success In winning such prize
Cards are out for the marriage on Octo-
Der 18th OF Mfr. III. l.. Garrett, promi-
nent young lawyer OF this place. and
Miss Katie Skeen, a granddaughter OF
the late Paul William skeen. who was
very prominent throughout this section
for many years.
A wALKovER.
The farmers are very busy getting in
their corn crop. which is not very heavy,
and ploughn< for wheat. and are not TAX
ing much interest in politics. So far no OF
position, either OF Republicans or Third
party has developed towards A. F..
Wlthrow. the Democratic nominee, and
II seems to he generally conceded that
both he and Hon. c. i. Jones candidate
for senator, will have a walk over.
Mr.. Withrow's position as to the taxa
ton OF mineral lands seems 10 be better
understood. and the opposition that pro-
missed at one time to develop among the
Democrats has about died away and he
will poll fun vote.
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DIP. PARRls-,s RECEPTION.
A Marriage Announcement-The oPpt-
sition TO Withrow Disappears.

Correspondence Of the Dlspatch)
CONVICTION, VA. September So.-The
reception given on Wednesday afternoon
by Mr.. and Mrs. X. L. Parrish and their
son. DR.. +. T. Parrish. OF the Hot Springs.
and his bride (nee August was very
beautiful and successful one. The hand
some parlors were lavishly decorated with
flowers and ferns, while the large table
In the dining-room literally Eroansd be-
meath it's load OF good things. 'All the
world and his wife, were there. among
them Mr.. and Mrs. Rollins. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nettieton. Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson,
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Combs, Rev. Mr. and
Mrs. Stokes. Dir. and Mrs. Snyder. and
many others. The bride charmed all by
her graceful and charming manness. and
many and hearty were us eengrstula-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01

THE KIDNEYS ARE SURE TO BE
L HEALTHY IF THE LIVER ACTS PRO.
PERLI.
II the Kidneys DO not Act Properly tho follow
ing sym ptoms will follow: Headache, Weak
ness. Pain IN tn lSmall o. the Back and LOns,
Pushes OF Heat, Chills, with disordored Stoma n
and Bowels
d" have suffered thousand deaths since
left the army, and a more diseased Liver and
Kidneys you never heard OF. tried numb
o. different remedies and spent s1,SO0. but [
obtained no real benefit until bought Il dozen
bottles OF simmons Liver Regulator. This pre-
paration cured me. and must saS It Is the only
medicine that would give cent for IN my
case" G.. h. HEARD, Richmond, Ind.
sF-ONLY GENUINE 81
Has our Stamp ~ RED on front Of WRAPPER.
J. II. LElLlN g. co., Philadelphia, Pa,
Sole Projectors. Price. s100.
$50 27.W(w), F6Sul
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Tn,ov, vor,h Rcm.n be,,nr.

When you feel kind of gonene9s about
the stomach II is sign that your food
does not sit well. and that you are about
90 have fit Of indigesti ton.
When you begin TO fell nervous and are
unable to sit still comfortably; when your
clothes suddenly seem 20 lose their Mt,
and become 100 tight In places, the NJ OF
indigestion Is isurely upon you.
When this AZ OF indigestion is repeated
from day to day II finally resolves itself
into dyspepsia.
Remember that three TO ten of Bran
dreth's Pills viii cure the worst case OF
Indigestion or dyspepsia. or both, and that
regular course Of them tsay two every
night for week or ten days. wIA,act
as preventive Of either complaint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01

& Compromise On the Silver Question,
IL would rejoice us greatly II the Demo-
erSts In Congress could and would agree
upon compromise measure upon the
SILVER question. and thus relieve the bust
ness Of the country Of the incubus OF
Irostration which IL has already suffered
inou for several months. ana which will
mover BE removed until some sort OF soiu-
uon ~ tho silver problem shall have been
eaected. ANY solution Is better than
hone Tho only qualification OF this re-
mark which Is needed Is that whatever
Compromise may be agreed upon must be
tAiisiactory 90 the timid people who make
ranics possible as well IS 10 the financial
experts scattered throughout the country
who know 1t ALL" and natter themselves
that they are qualified TO instruct Con-
greAs Ia respect OF this matter Of mono
inetAlisrn ana bimetallism. We hardly
expected tho silver men to be content TO
eomprorntse upon such a measure az was
binted Atm our Washington kilograms OF
yesterdays bat that matters not. Seeing
that no senator believes that the Sherman
silvor.iaw oocassoned the pansc. II would
ssen that slmost any sort OF compro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01

The editorial direction OF the Big stone
Gap Post is now In the hands OF Harry j..
Ayers, Esq, a son of Hon. Ruius A
Ayers, ex-Attorney- General OF the state
From ali accounts he Is a chip OF the Old
block. and this is saying not Il little In
his favor. He announces not only that
''the Post viii advocate the supremacy Of
the Democratic party" but that IL VIII
not be run az an eleemosynary institution.
but will be conducted strictly on business
principles" We are therefore the more
ready 10 predict for It, as well as 10 wish
II. success. The present business manager
OF the paper is Mr.. j. 4. Hayes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
hnothss Frsuch Ut matum.

BANGKOK, September 3O.-M lie Myre
dc Niiers, the French special envoy 10
siam, yesterday presented 10 the Sidmesc
Government for acceptance draft Of
a treaty superScding the convention pre-
ViOusly submitted 10y him. The draft was
accompanied by a written announcement
that IT must be accepted without altera-
ton Witlin forty-Clcht hours. IT is under
stood that the new treaty does not in
clude any conditions which are in excess
OF the terms OF the original ultimatum
sent by France To- Siam.
". dcNners threatens that II this treaty
Is not accepted within the time specified,
he win leave Bangkok.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
Argentine K"bcuion Crushed g..
nv coI1a ~ tho n{qpotcb !

BI'ENOS ANRES. september S0.-The
sentence Of death passed upon Colonel
Espina, convicted by court-m6rtial Of
having melted two tOrpedo-boats TO at
tack some Government vessels lying IN
the river port here. has been commItcl To
twenty years Imprisonment. Colonel IS
pima was TO have been shot to-day. The
National Guards modified at Rosario ard
vicinity have been disbanlcd. Confidence
is returning. The rebellion OF the Radi-
Gals is regarded as crushed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
ad1i,ionalTr Treasury Mates.

WASHINGTON, D. c., September 30
The House committee on banking and cur
rency to-day continued its hearings upon
measures pending on it's calendar. Repre-
sentative McLaurin. Of South Carolina,
spoke IN favor OF his Joint resolution pro-
Vidng for the issue Of 1925 0o0.O00 Of addi-
tional Treasury notes. the preamble
declaring that $25COo,000 OF previous issues
have been lost or destroyed, and are TO be
charged of on the books OF the Treasury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
daddy HURT.
HE COULD NOT GIVE BAIL.
The College Bsu wnI re Rung To-Day
personai Nntrs.J

Personai Nntrs.T
correspondence OF the Dispatch)
WILLIAMSBURG, VA. September 30
Captain George Gage. who resides on the
Bigelow's estate on York river, and who
is now In jail at Yorktown, charged with
an assault upon his wife, rs stated in to-
days Dispatch. was before Judge Smith
on a writ OF habeas corpus at Yorktown
asking bail. which the court granted, FIX
ing the amount at $l,0Oo which the Captain
was unable to give.
Or. Nash. Assistant Physician at the
Insane Asylum, who has been spending
a portion OF his seml-annual vacation in
Washington, has returned.
DR.. James ID. Moncure, Superintendent
of the Eastern I.unatic asylum. and who
il recovering from severe attack OF
sickness, hopes 10 be able to leave Mon
day for Charlottesville 10 attend the State
Medical Convention.
The tme-honored custom OF ringing the
college bell tomorrow morning, October
LIST. will be observed, and this venerable
institution will throw open its doors
Thursday 10 the youth Of the land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
MEETlNGS-FirSt Monday.

SYRACUSE LODGE. KNIGHTS or PYrHIAA
IyASHOE LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.
PfCHHOSD LODGE, ODD-FELLOWS
JgTFEEE>OS LODGE, ODD-FELLOWS.
IND'ASOLA TRIBE, RED NEN.
GKAY FAifE Tribe, RRD MN.
ASgAWA A. TRIBE, RED MEN.
LIE COvNCil, FRATERNAL CIRCLE.
kAST-ESD LODGE. GOIDEN CHAIN.
LIZ COLSCif. AMERICAN MECHANICS.
PATRICK HENRY COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
bJHOrA COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS.
EICHaUND COCStIi. AMERICAN MECHANICS.
GfACT COUHT, EQUITABLE LEAGUE.
RESCCE LODGE, GOOD TEhPLARs.
WEST tND LODGE. GOOD TfNPIARS.
&NEiLE LODGE, coon TENPLAKs.
NGiLL CATHOLIC UNION.
CtEpTSTEES AND JOINERS' UNION.
C0i?tST ', FIRST VIRGINIA REGINESr.
sr0NEwLIL CLUE. 40. 81, l.. l. A.
NtKGf.IA LODGE. TONTI.
g. E>sHANs UNION.
LFE CJCNCfL, ORDLE or CASA.
WE5T Esd EOMAs's CfalsTIAN UNION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
Three Negroes Drowned.

CHARLESTON, s. C., September 3o.-An
open sloop which plies between the city
and James Island was capsized in Ashley
river this afternoon, and three persons
out OF passenger list of seventeen, were
drowned. Fourteen were rescued by the
tug Otto, Captain John Joannelli All
the passengers and crew were negroes
from James Island. The names of the
drowned are: Samuel Gourdin, Morris
Lennon, and Thomas Davis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01

tive tonic, 10 repcl disease and build up the
needed flesh and strength, there's nothing TO
equal il. It rouses every organ into health
full action, purifes and enriches the blood,
braces up the whole system. and restores
health and vigor ,
For every disease caused by q disordered
liver or impure blood 1t is tho only gttdrdn-
teed remedy. II it doesn't benefit or cure, in
every case, YOU have your money back.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-01
SILKS.

Latest importation In High-Class
Novelty Trimming, Combination ami
Dress Silks.
Crvstal-Fiuish Bengaline silks At soc. n
yard up 10 $50.
Rainbow Pumetis Shaded Silks at I.75
a yard.
Rachottes. Black Ground, Small Colorei
Dots. ystal-Finish at SID a yard.
Picots I'm n magnificent line OF The
latest fall shades at tli, = yar'i
Shaded silks. q variety or new IAN
shades at 75c a yard.
Exclusive styles IN Princess Glace ana
peau de Sol Hume silks
Extra-Wide Plain Trimming Satins az
special prices.
Special value I'm Hlack Trimming SatinS
at -. 7jc. and 81 a yard.
Black Satin Duchesse and satin LuNors
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