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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
IL .LLT1LEN 00GTRLAE.


Judge J. S. Little, candidate for
ihe Democratic nomination for Con
eress ia this district against Major
10. Z. Breckiaridee. is making 8
thorough canvass of the district and
from every hustlines is proelajming
his doctrine To be the free and IN
limited coinage of silver Indeed,
this Is the only question Judge Lit
tie IS discussing before the people.
and be has st4kea HE issue ON that
alone. he makes much complaint
asainst Mafol Braoaiari1ge because
the latter voted fal tAe eepeal e the
Sherman i8F. which he de4aances
a a great tlaW ii lie money Of
the constitution aaa ab,s people,
but h dos ret tell tie VOTERS Of
the seaeha Congressional District
THAT tbe Bea6cfa;ie platform
adopted at Chicago denounced the
shsfmaa aet a. "a 'eo1arJlT make
SHIFT and also p'edeed fbe party 10
lis repeat
Mayor Breckiurilqe. rs member
Of Congress aud a De 1er t. was
pledged 10 therepeat Of the sherman
law, as Vas every other De uaerat
Fhc platform did rot say to hata
the Sherman act until we could
pet something better for silver, but
pledged is speedy repeal M.
Breckiaridg voted aer repeal aed
discharged his dutya ii had teen
laid out fer nina b4 the National
Democratic convention.
In his spccchat fordycc the o her
night Judge Little also said at
had the Democrats OF the c uItry
understood the financial pllnk Of
the Democratjesplatfarm as it has
been construed by majority Of the
Democrats ii Congress that Grover
Cleveland would have met wish an
overwhelming defeat IN che last Ma
tioual election he also proclaimed
that the Democratic party mequiy-
ocallv declared {or the free ami I'M
limited coinage of silver, and that
the slogan Of the party was more
money for the people la his Judge
Little gels dangerously near the
People Party platform Tho PEG
pies party was the only party in
the ast campaign whose platform
~ ,,s1 80 for ~
p'.'''"t 8" '''1.'''e'' -
nee ana ualli4lVee coinage o' S'i-
yer. The Democratic platform
pleaeed the repeal of the sherman
~ a.a +e,.laraa fan. ..tbe coinaue al
: $50 a.'..;.,...,4.I;@2.;..
DON 2"id t'9a sitNsi /" le.'s'l' ~ 10.
mating against either meta, But
the dollar unit of coinage of both
natals m,lst be Of eouql 5afyfaSie and
Gcebd8ge@bte tdtRe' W uS a' Jus'Vu
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
To the Democratic Voters Of Jefferso
County
lGR ASSESSOR,

-kv,.ssre authorized to announce MR' n y,
A.sff1suS, oi Locust Cottage. II candidate iof
Y,r otncts of Assessor. subject TO the action VI
BE Demociatir party.
authorized 10 announce NIX j. &.
kGisffsiS, a. IiUnnnGtoi township US =
-. l,t, TOR ss,asor. subject to tte hetN't
T al the l,e f,tQs'ts = 81 @She NNSt"'St
we are auth5rzod to announce Va *, - - -
Sy4t.LtsA 81 N{gcn ts%ishlA as e. 49,. s'ia'e
rer ire cifiee cf Assessor SUBJECT 20 thS ~
fiau at the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
fon susrfoE or The PEACE.

ran. 4 candidate for Justice Of the Peace Of
yangine township. subject 10 the action OF
tic ssslaecratFe party. / am now serving one
e m and holsa inve given satisfaction ana
aiti. ,o0i hetl, am willing to continue IN
once. NJ j n.ofto IS, sLiyeand letllye-
TT MATHEWS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
ron p;soSECUTiNe ATTORNEY

we are authorized 10 announce SMITH
<. MARTIN is Il candidate for recollection to
she niaee of Prosecuting Attorney ef The
.ndiciai District. suhject 10 The ne
ton Of the Democratic party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26

The Human Electrical Forces
How They Control the Organs
of the Body.

Tho electrical force OF the human body. as
the nerve fluid may be termed j. an espc-
claIy attractive department Ct science as u
exerts so marked an influence On the health
OF me organs Of the body. Ne We force Is
Hr0dtlcad nv the brain and conveyed by
means u the nerves TO The Va ri0us organs or
ll.tI...,.r.taluIe- Ii IHttHs WITH LIe
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
Decoration na,

ON May ~ ana b, tickets will 10 on
sale via Cotton Belt RoHeto Points.
in Arkansas and Louisiana within
two hundred mites of Pine Bluff at
four cents per mile for the round
trip. account. Decoration Dax.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
fon cous4s ASr nom sIhHN

Ne are authorized 10 annaanee Mr. 20
CURL Us d oalldseate ifit SaniiiA aia4 sseiisi1e
Clerk OF .JefesSon county su9Jtet 20 TIE ~
fion os the Ursuosrate iaitg
We are authorized 81 ahiuau97e @iss 80 /.
". ScLfLf1 a canf.itiafAs tttt Nun1fiA sfad
PROBATE GirrAss,f ,ltsieinen toelitS, slhleet ~
the .sx.tasyn ~ he Democratic pafiy.
we arc authorized 10 announce IL
FRANK NJ. fLA>IhHr as ealGieale Tor
county aud Prois;ste Clerk ue .ieaeissaii
county subject II the action u the bsiio-
cratic party
I hereby announce ngselI can iidate Tor
lie Office Of County aiii PrApats Clerk 81
6erson County, snbjeet 70 the aetion e TIT
nocratic party. solicif thf stppegt 81 he
Med Democratic voters ofthe count
Yours Troy
1 HudH +. MEsTnRooA
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26

rolt CIRCUIT CLERK


we are authorized 10 announce MR. J9iis
wEnDoN, of Dudiy Luke Township, rs q
candidate for Circuit Clerk Of Jefferson
county subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic party
We are authorized to announce MR.
CHARLES Is, FiEIHuGH ais n candidate
for Circuit Clerk OF jefferson County, sub
ect To the action OF the Democrats party,
10 inc atlnaerats Of jefferson County;
Believing thai the oinee Of Circuit Clerk ef
this county should b ia The hands Of q Demo-
erat. aaa. believing thai Gin serve The best
interests OF tile people Of the county IN taai
lltiee as oiIectA ely and in rs competent a
manner as anyone else who may aspire 10 II,
| hereby announce myself eandidate iet
the Same suhieei to the action of the Dom
ocratic party OF the county, promising 70
nuke faithful officer Ii honorcd with the
suarag OF the people. Very respectfully,
ii. Mccoy
i hereby announce myself as II candidate
for che office ct the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF jefferson county, subject to the action ct
the Democratic party, Having resided Ia
this county for IS years without asking the
people FOR a public Office, l feel now that |
may be permitted to seek the suffrage Of my
fellow citizens promise, ii elected, TO give
the 0lNe my Htl@bisil dtAtflttNti- s'AN ~ -
ple shall have at their service none bat com
5etent deputies Your obedlent servant
GABE MEYER.
To the Democratic voters OF Jefferson
County
Ihe,eby announce as a candidate for the
oftee ui Circuit Clerk. wholly subject the ac=
ton a the Democratic party. have never
failed in loyalty 10 the party. believing its
supremacy hest assured good government
ana che prosperity of the individual citizeni
ana SO believing still lis policies and men
hall in the future, as in the past receive
my unqualified support. / ana lamiliarWlth
the duties OF the 0tlice, and makethe simple
promise, II honored With election, 70 eoafte-
ously. faithfully AMI inpal{iAlly dise'E1se
them uuger the hw ana ath al Go,
Soliciting your support, ant, respectfully
". Z. TANhEKSLEi.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26

I0R CoNt,lsISs.

We nfc authorized 10 announce e IL
ITtks TISfii,ttft of Jefferson County. as q
candidate tortho Rifty-fonrth Congress iraa
the ~ ond Arkansas Congressional District
suhjFfi to he nctt0n OF the Bemocfhtle Nom
mating Conventions
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
FOR CONSTABLE

We are authorized to announce HS. ". a
CLAN as Il tNhidate for Constable OF Xuugine
township. subject 30 the action 81 the Dem
eerHtie party
AYeale authorized 10 urnounce MI VA
S0& FutLS8T It eandiaHte for Constable
u Naugine Township subject TO the action of
tho semgcratic party
We are authorized 10 announce MR.. G.
II + ksG at~ tfNt rs candidate tor Con
snhIc OF Niuelne Township, subject 10 the
action OF Che Democratic party
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26

ln San Domingo articles of cloth.
ing are unknown to children until af
ter they are twelve years OF age.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26

Oh, where have You bccn2 You look
SO very nice
| have been to Raglan's Barber
shop in the Hotel Truloek. lie is Che
most polite and efficient barber in
he city He does good work and
requires his n@i 60 do likewise
L. @. RAGLAN.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26

S The GRAPHIC VIII be prepared to
bind the Worlds ah-Art Portfolios
into handsome covers With the title.
The Vanishing White City stamped
on the front in handsome gold letters
ut reasonable prices. Secure the
portfolios and have them hound into
ahandsome volume for the parlor or
library
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
rwenln l1r.e hnnrs ID ohlo.. ..n.

The Cotton B,lt train N.,. 81 ayine
ller Ut ll0 IN, m. Arrives nj Cairo
at l:30 =. M Making ca9 ection
with Illinois Central fast mas train
arriving ii st Louis at Gas d. m.
and tAhieago ut l2;20 a. m. Remem,
Ter this train has free reclining Chair
ear Il. Il Nilsson Agt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1894-05-26
$4,000 in Prizes
WILL BE DISTRIBUTED
AMONG NEW SUBSCRIBERS.

y prize certificate issued aud NUM-
hered in the same order as paid sQh-
scriptions are received viii be sent by
return mail. Ii not found satisiur-
tory, return it and money WIN ha=le-
funded. Send 81 80 for IA yeij.,s sab-
scfiption at once and secaI.,= enc, ~
the largest prizes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

dIanA The iectuvs wAs i1lustsAscd b.
ylewe fr0rA = ateFcoptlcon, giving scenes
on the Missouri river and pictures Of
RESUMED.
Work on the jackson NemoriAi.Hall win
% resumed IN few weelta and the con-
tIActs ior the walls OF the building viii
% let without delay. The massive founda-
ton was completed some time ago. and
since then tho work on the building has
been suspended. The institute authorities
have now about $4,000 20 apply to thu
construction Of the hall. $4,000 OF which
WAS appropriated by the recent session
OF he Legislature. This amount will
DC sunicscnt to build the walls and roof
ana perhaps M part OF II for temporary
occupation. although about $4,000 more
will be needed to frish II.
HoRsE-THlEF.
Constable ]. II. Webb, Of Natural
Bridge district. brought 10 town the other
DAY and lodged In jail. upon commitment
or Justice J. +. Thompkins. Clinton War
wick tcolored). who on the night Of last
court-day stole horse from
a rack on Jefferson street and rode Il
on. He was traced TO GLASGOW. and the
horse found In his possession. There are
two other warrants here N the kands of
the police for him. one for stealing a
COW about year age and the other for
stealing horse ana breaking oren a
trunk at Clifton Forge. He is but l6
years OF age and tough chara. ger.
Colonel and Mrs. Hunter Pendel,on, of
the Virginia Institute. Were In Charlo:tes-
VILE Friday to attend tho funeral of
MRS. Pendleton's little sister, Ellen.
Youngest daughter OF judge John M.
White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
A Bridal: Couples Reception.

URBANNA, ". March T.-(Special.)-
A grand reception was given Mr. and Mrs.
J. o. Walker by Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Bristow at the Masonic Hall here on
Tuesday evening.
The first floor OF the house was beauti-
fully decorated with evergreens, and filed
quite early with friends OF the happy
couple. About s o'clock the bridal party
made their appearance, while Mrs Davis
and Miss Parrish played the march.
The bride was elegantly dressed in
green silk. Miss Ada Walker, the groom's
sister, and Miss Tyson. the brides sister,
wore white silks.
a sumptuouS supper was served on the
second floor. after which the wedding
cake was passed around by Mrs. Ashby
Jones.
Miss Beasley got the ring; Miss Faull-
ner was so unfortunate CD as to get the
money.
Every one seemed TO enjoy the evening.
and many regretted that the hours were
so short.
The groom is a popular young man Of
this place; the bride is one of Fredericks-
burgs fair daughters.
That they may have a long and happy
life Is the wish Of a host of friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

Wntta q south Hivee. NJ tFvWne9 q
wednesday IN IN old u0tsnee ne -
home u pesms that 10 1fttlo ~ wan'
6ered a.. ana tn pafeutA tnlnkpg ~
/ vss abo,it tho yard, a. not ~ ~ slp
shout ( o'clock. When search begnA mort
IL Afterwards the body vus founo oSaSnsl
-, ola wnter-gats. Ths body W. buried
Al Busna Vista Thursday.
Or. Miner. president Of ne Ioune
Ladiev college has purchased ne nss
lot Of furniture. which y very neoson = 9
me school viii open about 1spssosE
18TH. -
Bell have announced themselves - can-
didates for Commonweaitns
for our city. Several names arV wnHpeE-
Id around a. candidates for Mayor.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
THURSDAY morning about O'Clock the
are-aIarm was sounded, and the flre de-
partment quickly responded to play water
unon the Buena Vista Fence Factory
which was totally destroyed. The build
ing was only used AZ warehouse put
adjoined block OF buildings which could
have easily been destroyed. Whne this
IRE was In progress another broke out
on Twenty ninth street, about ok squares
away. This also was an Old Dundmg and
not occupied. From investigation 1t was
found that both buildings were set on fro
by some malicious person. The police are
after these rascals The fire department
rendered excellent work. and deserves
great praise.
A movement Is on foot to organize a
company for the manufacture OF gentle
mems clothing. Prospects are that it will
be q success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
A Dance mt "The Cedars. +"

MEHERRIN, VA, March 17.-(special.)
Last night THE Cedars" was the scene OF
high social enjoyment, the occasion being
dance. Among those in attendance were
Misses Emma Watkins, Of Manchester;
Misses Eugene Almond. Lovelem Ewing,
Annie Sue Price. AL Price, May PriGdy,
Daisy Shackleton. Josie Johns. Kate
Johns. Lille Smith, Laura Fowlkes Leila
Bruce, Lottie Staples. and Hennie Page
Peters; Messrs. Il. o. Scott, Robert
Priddy, l.. b. Parkinson, c. c. Wall, II.
w. Wall, NJ. s. Price. L. O. Haskins, +.
a. Owen. Norwood Davis and brothers,
w. G.. Fowlkes. Alphus Johns, A. Il.
Shackleton, Walter Arvin, and Charles
Dance.
Miss Helen V. Morton, the accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. William Morton, Of
Clarksville, Va, has accepted a position
as private teacher in the family of Mr..
William p. Wall. our postmaster.
Miss Emma Watkins, of Manchester, Is
the guest Of Mrs. Ellen Arvin.
Miss Maud Meredith is visiting Miss
Eta Watkins, Of Farmville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
PROSPEROUS VALLEY FARMERS.
Largo Yield of Wheat Expected-Locatiug
q Steel Roofing Plant.

Largo Yield of Wheat Expected-Locating
q Steel Roofing Plant.
WOODSTOCK, VA, March 17.-(Spe-
cial. )-Current reports from all parts Of
Shenandoah county indicate that the
growing wheat crop is in a splendid con-
dition. and large yield Is expected. The
acreage is larger than last season. The
farmers Of the county are preparing to
plant the largest acreage Of corn that
has been planted for number Of years.
The managers Of the Shenandoah Steel
Roofing Works are busily engaged in To-
eating their plant. and on next Monday
work on the building will be commenced,
and will be in full operation by April 18th.
A pipe leading from the elevator to the
mill at Stonewall Mills, near this place,
which Is owned by DR.. J. j. Triplett.
sprung a leak few nights ago. and
about $50 bushels of wheat ran into the
river before II was discovered.
Several hundred horses changed hands
here on last Monday. 1t being court-day.
and the largest crowd in the last year
wastin attendance. A number of minor
indictments were found against different
offenders.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
In Honor of Misses McComb and Kent.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, March H.
(Special)--Miss Josephine Taylor Norris
gave a reception on Friday evening, March
18th. in honor of her guests. Miss Mary
Malcolm McComb, Of Gordonsville, and
Miss Alice Kent, of Louisa
The pariors were tastefully decorated
with growing plants and jonquils Late
in the evening the guests were ushered
into the dining-room. where supper was
most elegantly served. Among the guests
were Miss Kent, of Louisa: Miss Nc
Comb. OF Gordonsville; Miss Withrow, of
stanton; Misses Nelson, Young, PEBBLES,
Lacy Williams, Emmie Williams Bib
johnson. of Charlottesville; Messrs. Moss,
Rutherford, Porter Trotter. Norfieet
Park, Price Burdell. of this University of
Virginia: Mr.. Hunter, of Richmond: Mr.
Townsend, of New York; Mes4rs. Woods.
Hanckel. and Dr. Magruder, Of Char
lottesville: Dr. c. w. Kent, of the Uni
versity of Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
wAsH,NcroN-Lee 3. 8. TEAM.
RreAsbis Places Of the Men Who VIII
vs~ure On the Dinmond-Notes.

S~.A.h,s Places Of the Men Who VIII
Figure ON the Diamond-Notes.
LEXINGTON, VA, March H.-(spe-
rsal,-Thc candidates for the Washington
and Lee University baseball team for this
unsson are az follows: For catchers Eos
-. Louisiana: Bryan. Florida: Leake.
uvex virginia: Davis. Virginia: for
,,stch<rx Pratt, Virginia; Clay. Kentucky;
Daxis Florida: flrstbasc. Miiey Virginia;
vyu1ians. New York; McSween. Tennes-
-: second base. Maxwell. Florida: Webb
Msryisnd; Guthrie, Kentucky; third-base.
Tnyior. Kentucky: Strickler. Georgia;
weaver. Tennessee: short-stop. Maxwell.
R1orlda. and Myers. Virginia; out-fsld.
I>aTnr. South Carolina: Gordon. District
a. Columbia; Blair. Virginia; Mcbride,
Ylrx.nta The above named men are prac-
eic1ng daily. and from present indications
- following will be the makeup Of the
1AAm: Foster or Bryan, catch; Pratt.
glitch; Niley or Williams first
base: Maxwell. second-base; Myers.
nhort~stop: Taylor or Webb, third
haso; Gordon, centre-feld la Far or
0u<ne14 rght-feld: Miiey, Taylor, or
1WebA Hatfield Bryan and Williams have
Aoeo but little work as yet, and II II I'm
Doonlb)e 20 gauge their abilities. but II
DenS1 at first are test, Milcy win be
UtyGo place In the out~neld. II Bryan
eols behind the bat then Foster will get
4he nird-bsse and the latter position win
be weak point unless Foster gets II.
Gordon VIII In all probability play centre.
DATES MADE.
I n. Kcmpner. Of Texas "a the mana
NJ kn1 w. L. Maxwell. OF Florida. IL
e4ptAfn. Dates have been arranged with
~ Virginia Military Institute. April 7.
81 and q: Randolph Macon, April n;
Eafe Forest. April q; Pennsylvania State
11)oGa April ~; Trinity College Con-
oc<fepf April 80: colunbtan University.
~ 3; ~ johns May ~; pickineon Col
~ x1S a Games VIII probably BE- ar.
1>NGC1 VIA Harvard. Uhiversity OF Michi-
~ 1peop uopklno and Georgetown Col
u Ao1 sbcuf the lest Of May = trip
q ~ IN VIII - made through KEN
~ David G. Humphr1sa Of the
cs63 m In Univers1fy. delivered
: rs ~ an 191v&rnlfy chspel Friday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
Miss McCurley on the Stage.

According TO the New York Herald IL
is now pretty well known that Mrs Heald.
daughter of Commander McCurley, OF
the United States Lavy, who formerly was
in charge OF the monitors in James river,
has left her husband, and gone on the
stage She is singing In the chorus at
Harrigan's Theatre. New York. under the
stage name of Miss Isle.
Friends OF the family are amazed at the
lady's passion for the stage, especially
her being willing to take n place In the
chorus. Mary OF her friends refuse TO
believe that II is she. Her father is
among this number, and he is believed to
have gone to New York to satisfy himself
that II is his daughter.
According TO Miss Isles story. she lived
with her husband up to ten days ago.
They had trouble. and, she says, he
though well able to do so. refused to sup
port her. She returned to her father
home and he. 1t is said, was not dis
pleased with the turn affairs had taken,
as he had not approved of the match
Mrs. Head says she has an infant son
now at her fathers home. She seems to
be thoroughly satisfied with the step she
has taken
Old papers for sale at &c hundred Ut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
CAPTURED the Burglars.

TOANO. VA, March H.-(Special.) MIR.
c. H. Slater, who boarded the train yes
terday and went In cannon-ball pursuit
of burglars. returned last night from a
most successful trip. In twenty minutes
after he arrived In Newport News he
had arrested the two suspects. c. l..
Stott and Sam Beecher. the former a
mason and the latter a painter. Each
had some of the stolen articles on his
person. Nine pocket-knives, two mouth
harps, and several pieces Of old coin were
recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
SMOKED AND DRANK TEA.
The Way st. Patrick's Day Was Celebrated
mt Roanoke-Damnre Suit

ROANOKE. VA, March T.-(Special)--
ST. Patrick's-Day was observed here by
patriotic Irishmen and people Of Irish
descent by wearing Of the green" To-
night the Young Mems Institute Of st.
Andrews Catholic church gave a Smoke"
at which speeches in honor OF Ireland and
freshmen. and good cigars were the fea-
lures OF the gathering. Nothing stronger
than tea was drank.
NJ a. Rife. n prominent and wealthy
resident, has filed a suit In the Circuit
Court for 5000 damages against the city
for injury TO his property by grading
Henry street He claims the grade has
been changed since II was given to him
when he erected a $4,000 residence on the
street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18

like King Log, don't count for much.
Small savings may not count for muctF
either. taken separately. but many
m OK II axe muckle. just now you'll
strike more mickles and muckles in our
stock of Clothing than have been seen In
this town for q year. We're not doing
much footing over it; buyers are doing
that-blowing the news in every direc-
ton, in fact. We're giving them some
thing to blow on with our horns OF
abundant and superabundant chances
for money.saving. Don't be like a
wooden man and shut your eyes to OPP
portunities, bnt strike some OF these
chances.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
suENA VISTA wAcoN-woRks SOLD

A New Company to Be Formed and the
Works Enlarged-Incendiary Fires.
BUENA VISTA. VA. March T.-(spe-
ial)-The Buena Vista Wagon-W Works
was sold under commissioners sale
Thursday at public auction to C. L. Chase.
of Baltimore. for 5000. A strong com,
pany will be organized at once with o
large capital, new machinery will be pur-
chased, and the plant enlarged 50 a. to
turn out from twenty-five to fifty wagons
per week.
Little Lizzie Watts, daughter OF s. ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
POPULAR.

Captain NOVEL; was the Oldest and most
universally popular steamboat man on
the Potomac river, and was. perhaps,
known by more passengers and shippers
than any other one man, and so beloved
was he by all classes that he immedi-
ately popularized and won a large pa
tronage for every steamboat under his
charge for the past thirty years or more
AS a tribute of respect to the deceased
captain, some of the Potomac steamers
are now draped in mourning with appro-
pirate flags fyin from every masthead
and crepe deliberately entwined about the
nilot- hOuses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-18
The American Bell TelephoneCo
125 Milk street, Boston, Mass.

This company owns letters patent No.
Der II. 1891. for q COMBINED TELEGRAPH
AND TELEPHONE, and controls letters patent
No 473,23l granted 10 Thomas A. Edison May
patents cover fundamental Inventions and en-
brace all forms OF microphone transmitters and
Of carbon telephones. NH Sis