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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
TICKET COMPLETE.
FUSION EFFECTED, BUT THE NAMES
WILL NOT BE GIVEN.
Largo Attendance Ut tho Funeral of Hon
r.. q. Reads-(aovesnor Cars Big
Crowd In Johnston County.

RALEIGH, n. G., october 19-tSpe-
c,ai.)-Iast night your correspondent IN
terviewed Chairman Marion Butler. OF the
Populist party. In order to ascertain
the names OF the persons who were put
on TO Ill the fusion judicial ticket. Mr..
Butler said he could not say; that where
as he had been willing before to give
out news. yet that now his position Is
extremely delicate. He was asked IL
w, a. Guthrie was put on for the SUI
preme Court. and said no. He was then
asked II 1t were true that he was In
slsting on w. A. Montgomery, Esq. or
Raleigh. being put on. and that the Re-
prblicans were insisting on Guthrie. At
this he laughed. He was then asked II
ex-Judge Spler Whitaker was TO be put
on. His reply was, Really. l cannot
say another word" Mr. Butler said the
ticket was complete: that the tickets
were ordered printed Immediately and
would be ready by next Monday.
LAID TO REST.
The funeral OF Hon f. G. Reade, OF
this city, WIS held this afternoon from
the First / sbyterian church. The SUI
meme Court, the members OF the bar,
State officials. and officers Of the banks,
ard the officers of the church were pres
ent in n body. Rev DR.. Eugene Danial.
the pastor, OBLIGATED. assisted by Rev.
Or. Jesse 4. Cunnnggim and several
other preachers. The attendance at the
funeral was very large. The Raleigh Ma
ticnal Bank, OF which ex-Judge Reade
was president. Is In mourning. His por-
trait as Associate Justice OF the Supreme
Court Is also draped In mourning. The
bar OF the State met. Chlef-Justice Shep-
perd presiding. and adopted resolutions.
4 BIG CROWD.
one thousand persons yesterday heard
Governor Carr speak at Polenta, John
ston county. As rule. audiences at
political speakngs during this campaign
are not large. Members OF all parties
admit this. Despite the efforts Of all to
arouse the people. there Is thus far more
apathy than usual
The Democrats are doing more work
among the Republicans than among the
PopUlists The latter are extremely OBJ
stinate and are extreme in their views.
The O1d-FellOws' committee IL ordered
by the Grand Lodge To meet here next
Thursday 10 arrange for the proposed
rev building at the orphanagc.
Judge A. s. Seymour. Of the United
States District Court. has returned from
a trip 10 Europe. He spends the sum-
ner there with his daughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~. loJ4'
New York Mayoralty Contest.


There arc only two tickets In the heli
for the Offices T. be- filled by the people
of the city Of New York IN November
whom congrcsemcu. Governor &c, are
nlso elected one is the Tammany ticket;
The other IS the anti-Tammany ticket
headed by ". l.. strong. who is Rcpub-
ucan and who IS seeking the office OF
Mayor. Al the other names on this
ticket. We believe. ar, those Of Demo-
cra,s-rcform Democrats, VINO are opposed
10 Tammary rule.
Under the NV York ballot-law the
name Of Hin could not be put upon this
reform ticket without his consent. After
consultation with many Of the wisest men
I'm our party lie consented that his name
might be put upon the anr-Tammany
ticket a. well as upon tha Tammany
ticket. But TO this arrangement MI M
than Straus. n, Tammany candidate for
Mayor. stre nuously objected. lie declared
tina, IT would not be fair To him. hut his
protest was unavailu--Hn adhered 10
his decision.
And now MI Strauss has withdrawn in
letter IN Wh.ch h' cduS'l''''H V''''''S'9
Mr. Hi The natural result Oh an inns
IS that There is now much trouble ana
confusion in our party in New York.
Tamn"hY WIZ certainly '' "''' ~ t''
another candidate Tor Mayor pu' We
doubt II il VIII '' "Oi' To- pc" one up "'
ms late Gay as strong as '''' N'''uS'
MI SNaNS J. representative ""S'"eS'-
man ana l"'a''"''p.S' "' H''e' ne
was 'n'IeiF satisfactory To IN, ''''elai'
men anu M never "''" d ''' '''''' vi
laih'n"h' ii"'" '' IL any Way Connect
el WIN i''''''"H I""'iCs' !'' was az
ctii'tle 10 i'mni'n| voters
Ihe m"N'e "Aich aciuatel MI I'M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
POLITICS IN PULASKI.
Judge Morrison and senator Daniel Ad-
dress an Enthusiastic Audience.

PULASKI. VA. October 9.-tSpec!al)-
The Democracy Of Pulaski city mad a
grand time last night. The Opera-House
was packed with a magnificent audience
representing Pulaskfs people of al walks
in life. The audience seemed 10 enthuse
the speakers. ana the speakers the audi
ence.
Judge IA. :. X. Morrison. our candidate
for Congress. made an excellent speech
OF one hour. II vas brmful of logic
and hard sense, ana secured the support
Of all. Then Senator John W. Daniel fol-
lowed. and for two hours surpassed hlm-
sef in his inmitable cloquence. He was
"a spell-binier after the Clay and Webster
order He defended Congress, the Senate
tariff act. and other national legislation;
the Virginia elections and election-laws'
and attacked Radicali.m fiercey, ana de-
molishcd IT, He urged all Democrats to
vote for Morrison. and predicted victory.
lie said although he ana Walker were
wounded together at the battle OF the
Wilderness. and their blood mingled
on that field. that he babe Walker fare
well politically forever when he went
over 10 the political enemies Of Virginia.
After Daniels speech three cheers and
an endorsement Of his course in the
Senate were given with a viii by this
magnificent Pulaski audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
Work of the Grim Reaper.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, VA. October
-(Special)-M Mary J. Hoskins. n
greatly beloved young lady and dangh-
ter OF Mr.. George ". Hoskins. OF Stafford.
died AT her parents residence I'm that
county this morning; aged 70. She had
only been sick three weeks. Typhoid
fever was the cause.
Mr.. Thomas Carver, aged -. and we'll
known citizen OF King George. died to-
day, after a brief illness OF erysipelas.
4 telegram was received here to-day
from Puglor, Tex. announcing the death
of Mr.. Roy Latham. lie was Killed by a
train near that place this morning He
was well known here. and was a brother
OF Mrs. Fannie Latham. Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
HORSES, MULES. cows, &c.
NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY
~ CONCERN.

The following property OF my deceased
husband, Joseph Barker, will be sold in
order TO close the estate. by order Of the
executor:
500 will purchase the handsome STAND
ARD-BRED KENTUCKY TROTTING
AND ROAD MARE. Sadie Medium. 49,.
hands high. very rangy and finely turned;
weight, l.l25 pounds; perfectly sound in
every way; foaled May Is. 1889. she ras
sired by Happy Medium, the sire OF the
famous Nancy Hanks. This mare has no
public record and never trotted for money
but trotted when purchased over a year
ago, at cost OF 1922. from the Cedar-Hill
stock Farm, OF Lexington, Ky. three
trial hea,s as follows: 2:22l.. 2:22ia. 2.23,
and has since been used as a general fam
lily and road mare. She Is fearless OF
steam or cable-cars and all street OBJ
jects. and can be driven by the most
timd person, and will now be guaranteed
TO trot a full mile in 2:2s or no SALE and
will only be sold at this low figure to a
person who Will guarantee TO give her
a good home and kind treatment Full
pedigree will be furnished purchaser.
Also, a fine BREWSTER SIDE-SPRING
BAR BUGGY. nearly new: HARNESS,
WHIPS. ROBES, etc. VIII sell entire
outfit for 500. For further particulars
address or telegraph TO my coachman,
John kenney. private stable, 20l7 Cuthbert
street. In rear OF residence, 2Vl6 Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
&C 2l-Gt MRS. BARKER, Executor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
THE STATE FARM CROPS.
900 Bales OF Cotton and 800 Barrels Of
Corn ESported-Politics.

SCOTLAND NECK, y. C., october 10
Especial -Your correspondent yesterday
saw Major McIver. superintendent Of the
State farm near Tillery, and he said he
expects 100 bales Of cotton from his crop.
and go barrels of corn. He says the
crops are very fine.
4 large number Of new wagons for the
use Of the farms have been shipped from
the penitentiary at Raleigh. They are
made in the penitentiary, and are first
class work.
Farmers think that at present prices OF
cotton they cannot afford to plant IL next
year. but they DO not yet see what they
can plant that will bring them any money.
There is great enthusiasm here for the
Democratic party, and it is confidently
believed that there will be a Democratic
victory here equal TO that Of two years
ago The Populists and Republicans are
much confused. and will hardly be able TO
get their forces together.
Rev. r. T. Vann attended the Atlantic
Association this week, which met at An
tioch church I'm Pitt county.
Mr.. !. Frank Brinkley and family, who
have been here a faw days, returned 10
their home, at Halifax. yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
IN. STONES PAINFUL INJURY.
Sudden Death Of Mr.. Lewis Fainter from
Heart Failure.

LEXINGTON. VA. october ls.-(spe-
cial)-J. II. Stone, one of the carpenters
employed on the Jackson Memorial Hall,
at the Virginia Military Institute. was
badly injured by the falling Of A brick
from a scaffold twenty feet above him.
The brick hit him on the head and
knocked him senseless. II II had not been
for another workman on the scaffolding
beside him. he would have fallen to the
ground and been killed. AS it was. he
was caught and held by his fellow-work-
man. The surgeons worked with him
the entire afternoon. and at last succeed
es in revving him.
Mr.. Lewis Fainter. Of Natural Bridge.
died there from heart trouble. He was
out until ! o'clock at a neighbors. where
they were making sorghum molasses. At
that time he started for home. and was
found shortly after daylight In an almost
lfeless condition. dying a short while
after being found.
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is IT ANY WONDER
That People Often Die 50
MySteriouSly?
AND ALSO Sc NEEDLESSLY.
A Lesson from the Microscope That should
BE a solemn Warning to All.

The subjoined picture shows sections OF
n magnifed drop taken from person
suffering with Brights disease OF the
kidneys. Imagine the warning action OF
these organisms upon the delicate tissue
of the system. Is II any wonder that so
many thousands of people die so prema-
turely OF Brights disease OF the kidneys
that so many women become hollow
checked, sallow Completed. Respondent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
the present courthouse the matter can be
adiiisted.
NOTES.

huJustc1s
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr.. John r. Mason, member Of the
Virginia Legislature for the counties Of
King George and Stafford, Is spending
a few days In the city.
Mr.. William G. Adams. superintendent
OF the gas-works OF Richmond, who has
been here for several days attending
the convention Of the Gas-Light Asso-
citation, says that II has been most
successful gathering. The next meeting
will be held In Philadelphia.
Hon. Henry NJ. Smythe, Sf Virginia,
Minister OF the United States 10 Haiti,
will leave here on Saturday for New
York. and on the first steamer that goes
out he will embark for Port-au-Prince
At one time the Minister thought OF ask
ing for an extension of his leave. but
the State Department officials have AL
ready been very kind to him. and though
he Is not feeling In the best OF health.
he will start for Haiti. SO far az known,
there Is nothing that Will require his
presence at PortAu-Prince. but there
IL no telling when something may hap
zen. and as he has had several months
leave he thinks II best to return to his
pest.
dcun. and J. s. Barnes, OF Lynchburg.
are at the Metropolitan.
L. NJ Walker. OF Charlottesville. is
at the Howard.
+. b. Shea. Of Norfolk. Va. and ]. w.
Phillips. OF Aberdeen, n. c., are at the
St James.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
Judge Lynch and Ob,o

=" 'he British anti-Lynchins Committee
-" De Tesurreeted from the avalanche
0ppi'bfio'n under which they have
ne'h oaried 10y the respectable papers OF
England and America. we wish ,hs, ,hev
49," 800 proceed TO the old abolition State Of
ONO and ascertain what is the matter
there. "'"''s'
]6ey should catechise Governor Nc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
Walkers Poor Show In Craig.

CRAIG CITY, VA. October l9.-(Spe-
cial General Walker and David Bailey
addressed very sn-lll crowd in the court
house to-day. Although the Republicans
had for days, by personal appeals. tried
10 get I'D "A respectable crowd. yet II was
a miserable failure. The speeches caused
no enthusiasm. and II is safe to say that
the Generals visit 10 Craig did not make
him a poll that he would not have gotten
If he had not spoken her.
The crowd that greeted Judge Morrison
on the 18th ou,numbered Walkers crowd
by three to one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
varriape Announcement.

HARMONY. VA. October lS.-(Special)
Rev J. H. Barnes. Of Middlesex county,
Va, and Miss Florence c. Mann, Of
King and Queen county. Va. u. v, Will
BE- married at POrsperone church. Cen
trevilc. King and queen county. by Rev.
J. H. Ncwbill pastor. assisted by Rev.
William T.. Welt. Of Gloucester county
on the 18th Of November. 1894. at o'clock
T. NJ All relatives and friends Of the
families are cordially Invited to attend
No cards
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
IrnifeI states Court.

Judge Hughes, sitting yesterday in the
United States district Court. sentenced
Robert Jasper 10 five years In the Kings
county CN " Penitentiary. Jasper was
convicted Of robbing the post-Offce letter
boxes Of Purcell Ladd q CO., Writ j.:
Taylor & Co. and other Richmond
houses. Lewis Cummins. Jasper's alleged
accomplish was discharged.
The grand jury was adjourned for the
term and the petit jury was adjourned 10
December.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
Primarily Transfers.

Richmond: Harry l.. Denoon and wife
side Grace street near Shafer subject 10
deed Of trust for $500. 5000: Thomas T..
and -. r. Gill and their wives 10 II. L.
DenoOn. 100 feet on Hanover street north
east corner Meadow, SiOp.
Henrico: John &. Fowler and wife e
Alice A. Marsh. IL acres near Nine Mile
road 900, same 10 Anna h. Sherman.
acre near Nine-Mile road, Sl25.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20

OF the latest materials, Black, Navy Blue,
Brown, and neat, dark mixtures.
Plush Capee-Capes made OF the best grade
OF Velour du Nord. Trimmed with fur and
beads.
Elegant Worth Wraps. Just from tho hands Of
the celebrated French Artist, ranging IN price
from 800 to $500.
Ostrich Feather Boas, % apiece.
Ladies EmbroideTed ChinA-Silx Dressing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
CLOAKS, CAPES,
CAPES, CLOAKS.

1t Is satisfactory to buy your WINTER
WRAP Of LEVY & DAVIS. You get the
style. 1T. quality. and price an rght.
Resides showing the BEST STOCK %
CLOTH WRAPS. We nave an assortment
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
A BURGLARY at Durkeyille.

RURKEVILLE, VA. October 19.-(Spe-
cial THE storehouse OF Mr.. Preston
Harding was broken open last night, and
goods Of various kinds taken 70 the
amount Of about $50 There is no clue to
the thief
Mrs simpson and three children, OF
Salisbury who have been boarding at the
Robertson House all the summer left for
home Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
Breeder, Talley & Co.'s
PRICES ARE AMONG THE
LOWEST IN RICHMOND.

Umbrella-Covers. Soc. to s.
These Covers are adjusted In a few
minutes. and II your umbrella needs re-
covering. call on US. II We should not
hay- the exact cover you want in stock.
We will order II for you. These covers
are in four sizes-2i %. %. and 80 inches
This IL Cloak and Dress Goods Time
W are well fixsd In both Of these Depart
ments Dress Goods. Be-. u $50. ClOaks,
$50 10 so each
Blankets. SOC. to Sl5 pair
stockings and Socks. Sc. pair up to
the SIX Hosiery At s. pair
Elegant values in Chldren's Black
Hosiery az To-. l2i2c.. up 70 soc. pair.
Merno Underwear for all sorts aud con-
Iitions OF ladies'. gentlemen. and children.
So our lie. Ribbed Jersey Vests for
Ladies'. and II You are wool gathering.
see our ChildrAns Merino Vests natural
Vests. 7jc. to $50 each. ana our Gentle
mems Mrrno Vests. 1jc. To :. ~.
F4w stores carry the stock u Merino
Underwear that We have. and we re-
Druggets. Rugs. nc 70 N25: Oil.Cloth
door. 25c. 10 $l25. Table Ou-Cioth, "a
vide. at l9c.. and Cd Table Oil-Cloth al
pc.
Ladies Hemsttchei Handkerchiefs, 3
FOR Zoe; from that prize w. by easy
Gardeners Handkerchiefs. for Toe. /;
then up - 81 each.
Children's Hlndkerchiefs. 3 for loc.
Down Pillows at down prices-39c. 70
I19
.iic Sattecn quilts.
Real Eld-rdown quilts. 1851, upwards.
Cent? mems White Shirts. -. %. 1jc.,
ara 81
Remnants Of Navy-Blue Calicoes. CSC.
CallcOes, 10 BE
Rl-ached Cotton. 10 Pie.
I'ubloached Cotton. 3 TO 5 l-3c.
Tire Best 81 PuloH-Case Cotton. l2i2c.
The Best l0-4 Utica Shee;ing (bleachedD.
25c
Come and sae US. oc l9-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20

Inasmuch as General Malone says
he would not be surprised TO see five
Republican congressman returned from
Virginia next month. II is in order 10
ask. why. then. did he oppose the nomi-
nation Of Republican candidates in Vir-
cinia?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
UPTON. MASS. July l. 1884.

~.
Geptlemen,-I made a partial state
ment OF my case q your agent As you
wish me 10 make a full statement. | will
be pleased 10 do so Fourteen years ago
last March I was taken sick. our family
physician was called In and treated me
for four weeks. and | did not get any
better My feet were bloating badly, and
| had gotten SO bad that ! could not
walk and was short breathed / changed
physicians. and got a very skilful one
from another town who made an exami-
nation. and told me that | had Brishts
disease in its last stages. ! was bioated
up 10 my chest He said the urine was
one fourth abumen with some casts I'm
it. He tried his skill on me for three
weeks. and told my wife that could not
live three months. My sister came 90
see me-. and brought a paper with
wonderful cure your medicine had made.
She persuaded me 10 try IL. | told her
that | AID not think there was any Use
OF my dOnn 50. but she Insisted telling
ma she would send me A bottle. | told the
doctor that | was going 10 let him 80,
and try patent medicine. | commenced
taking your remedy. and began 10 grow
better after taking one bottle. | took
ten bottles OF the medicine. and in four
weeks I was able 10 see to my work and
work some myself In less than n year
| was well man. My employment Is
that Of an engineer I'm the winter. and
work on farm during the summer.
| have 10 make twelve hours at the shop
and take care OF Ave cows morning and
night. I would advise any one with KID
ney disease TO use your remedies as 1t
was their use which put me upon my
feet making a well man ~ me.
You can use as much Of this az you
please. Yours respectfully.
ZIBA y. GRUMPY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
CLOAKS AND CAPES.

Now Wraps just received, although the cloak.
makers strike is on. Our buyer, who has Just
returned from the market, has secured O choice
line Of new effects.
Cspes in the new rough effects, ranging from
% TO t25.
Coats In tho different lengths, ranging In price
from $500 to e37.60-ail the newest styles and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20

David Il. Hill will probably keep his
seat after his defeat as a candidate for
Governor in November, and It is not sure
that hr would resign IL II elected to
that office. Boston Herald.
This is the view We have taken OF the
matter
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
FUR CaPES and PLUSH CAPES

AZ prices tantalizlngly low-very tempt
inely low, We may say-to judge by the
sales.
Misses can b. suited. too. as We have
the Goods and the sizes to suit as We'll
as the price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20

and an assortment OF everything IN the way OF
Black silks or satins Our prices are tho low est.
Ranging from soc. 10 $3.50 per yard.
SPECIAL department OF White and Evening
SILKS, Brocaded satins, Brocaded Gros de
Londres, TaGeias, satins. MORE trncsis. Noire
Royal, Pau do sole CRYSTAL. Bengalins. aud
Fails. We bsvs thsm In Wnite and ell toe new
a. q popular evening shades.
SEQ our now Cr,nke China Crspss at SOC. per
yara-sil the new shades.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20

and finally decline and die. when such eie-
ments are preying upon them day ana
night? ..,.- man
Is IL any wonder that some strong men
gradually 90 down, becoming weaker rh'ii
finally they are brought low by the same
cause, All these things tend 10 cause
careful. thoughtful persons 70 guaId
against that great modern evil-brish.
disease IL IS the most daheerous' vic
,,,st ,reacberous disease OF the present
dav II il carrying OF more prominent
people than all other diseases combined:
II attacks those in the middle walks OF
lie and 1t threatens all classes There Is
but one thing that can be done when It
approaches and that is to fly for relief
al once to the only remedy known to the
world that can control it. and that is
Warmers Safe cure. II you doubt TINS,
read the following:
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ADVERTISING RATES.
n.rI- inch OR LESS.

Wanted Situations 25 words or less'' -
Reading notices in reading matter W.
I'VE line. or less. 81: in nonpareil le"u'u'
i5c.
Card ot rates for more space furnishe'
on appl cation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
BOYS CAPS, BOYS CAPS,
BOYS HATS. BOYS HATS.

We have an entirely new stock or the
latest styles, which we invite you 10 tN-
anime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20

Ask TO SEQ the CHEAPEST ELEVEN
o ART T. 4 ALL-WOOL WHITE
BLANKETS ever shown anywhere. our
price is s. a pair. but YOU would expect
us TO ask = a pair for them 10 judge los
what YOU have been accustomed 20 pay
DO you need CARPETS. LACE CUR
TAINS. or RUGS? You need 90 call on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
BOYS SUITS, BOYS REFERS,
BOYS OVERCOATS,
BOYS KNEE-PANTS,
BOYS HATS, BOYS CAPS.

Experience has shown W. what you
require for the Boys.
our SUITS don't rip--haVe double seats.
double knees. are all wool, and are so
much lower than you have heretofore
had 10 pay for the same quality goods.
4 beautiful assortment OF BIZ r ana
BLACK JERSEY SUIrS-plain. braided,
and embrodered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20
rNHE HEREFORD HERD OFtxu

L REGISTERED CATTLE OF "HAY. &&
FIELDS residence Of tho late Hon. John Mer-
lyman, FOR SALE. All ages aud oil prices
si5 to $50 Personal inspection and corre-
sponfence invited At once.
MRS. JOHN MRRRYMAN,
"Haynelcs," Cockeyevills. N. c. X. r..
q" tk-M Baltimore county. Nd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-20

All letters snd kilograms must pe au-
sresscd 10 THE DISPATCH COMfANf'
Rejected communications will not DC IT,
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UPTOWN OFFICE. as3 EAST BROAD
STREET ~.,,
WFST.TND OFFICE. PARk-fbNN +
PHARMACY. Bclvlfcrc and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.