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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
Zoey prices than ons to the coseness OF me tS
lookin6 for BARGAINS satisfy them ut TINS S0le

Goo the China Mating we will sell you
for Zoe: IL Is "a good as anything you
ever bought for l5c.
All OF our 25c. Mattings VIII go now
nj Isc. they are full seamless, ana unless
you buy now you VIII pay more Tor
them.
our Gray Flannel for i0c. you never
saw anything to equal II lot less IMAM
loo.
At 8 l-Sc. we give you Gray Domet
Flannel just as good as you pay i-'2e'
our i5c. Red Twilled, every store VIII
charge YOU zoe for the same.
our lZikc White Flannel you can "i"'0h
under i5c. in tho city. ., ~,
And nj tJc We give you n w nl.e ran ,an
mel that no one else VIII think OF s'iAihs
You for less than 2oc. .Ao.
Now, n you want 10 see sVnle.ns"s 80. 49,
Won can't match for double the price.
look at our 25c. white Twilled + Iillne,
We sell you a Heavy Blue rIannti -,
Boys suits at 25c.; you have Always pau
soc. for the same, -,, ,,o,,o-os,oca
we sell you Yard-Wide ConSrestoI,a "a
ed-Tick for Is 2-3c.; you Know II sells
every where at 25c. a.. -. = @
At I5c. we will give you the pest 30
Feather Tick you ever Dougn'' ,,.. =,
1Oc. buys just az good blue Deni''S VI
us as you pay i2iic. for elsewhere, ,,,,,,
For i5c. we give you the &c l uai.ky
Pant Goods. This Is lot we Sousa !,
cheap: after this you VIII never ou' ~
again at that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

OF Lieutenant Governor Roger Wolcott,
and the motion was adopted unanimously.
Hon. William Olin was nominated by
reclamation for Secretary OF state. on
motion OF Hon. Henry l.. Dawes. Henry
NJ Phillips was rcnominated by acclama-
ton for Treasurer and Northumberland.
on motion OF General William Nj. os-
borne. General John w. kimball was re-
nominated for Auditor on motion OF Hon.
Henry II. Pierce, the nomination being Sc
condca by Colonel James a. Fox. OF Cam
bridge. who was yesterday n candidate
for tho Office. Attorney General Hosea NJ.
KnowIton was renominatcd. on motion of
James J. Myers. OF Cambridge.
Lieutenant Governor Wolcott and Senn-
tor Hoar addressed the convention, fol-
lowing which the convention dissolved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

81 Dress Goods, changeable effects. all
new designs and latest colorings; would
be cheap at 2Dc.; for Monday we will sell
them at i2iac.
Yard Wide Dress Goods In changeable
effects; they are beauties; they are worth
&c: for Monday only we will sell them
at lsc
3s-inch Henrietta. black. blue, brown.
green, and garnet goods, we have sold at
4Oc all along. but Monday, and for that
day only. you can get Il nj &c
We viii throw on our counter Monday.
Tor that day only, one lot Dress Cling
hams, all new fall goods, and have al
ways sold at 10c.; you get them Tor the
one day at &c.
For Monday only we will sell you Full
STANDARD Unbleaehed Drill, all you want,
at SC
Monday we will sell you Unbleached
Cotton %-yard wide. extra heavy. at
3AIc. Get all you want; We won't sell II
at that price but the one day.
Cohasset Unbleached Sheeting, pa yards
wide, for Monday only, at l1c
Cohasset Blsached Sheeting. ~. yards
wide, for Monday only. 1870.
Fun Yard wide Fruit-of-the-L Loom
Blfached Cotton. for Monday only. nc.
Fuli-Iard-Wde Unbieached Cotton, will
cost you &C. any other day. but for Mon
day only we will sell II at 3Ac.
We will sell you Monday. and for that
day only, Buttermilk soap at &c. You
can get all you want.
See our Ladies' zoe. Purses that We will
sell Monday for DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
a Inrh from Gcncrat Void.

GORDONSVILLE VA, Sept "a n.y.
70 the Editor Of the Dispatch.
your paper Of the 18th has Just beeh
ebovn me. in which your washington
correspondent does me very great lhJus-
TOO II hone unintentionally) In statlhS
that i'm Arkansas In lSH ! had declleu I"
discussion with Senator Berry ana ue-
couse of this the Peoples party OF the
seventh Congressional District had ceased
10 ~ ~ ron5idete for Congress The
facts are substantially as follows: made
,,erv many speeches In Arkansas In lSs-'
and among the first appointments maze
Tor me by the national committee or my
Marty was one at the home OF senator
Rerry. soon after | reached the hotel
and was taken TO my room senator
Rerry did me the honor 10 eau ana ASK
Tor An Introduction. OF course II gave
49,. ,rreat t,Leasure to accord II. The
senator came 10 my room, paid his re-
snects In the kindest way, rendered me
every courtesy in his power, ana AFTER
visit of some half hour, and just as ne was
ahout 10 leave said 10 me that some OF
his friends had called on him and re-
ouested him to reply to my speech, put
,hat he had declined 20 do So as he
Thought IL would be II discourtesy, unless
entirely agreeable to me. l replied at
once that IL he considered 1t would be
S,scourteous l would waive most cheer
fully the discourtesy. II any, and would
be glad to- hear him. II he desired to
snaak There was a very large crowd
assembled on the court-Sreen, per-
mans 1000 or 5000. After dinner we
went over and commenced my speech.
Mt a rain came up and We had TO go
,,,o the courthouse. Only about half the
crowd could get in. l made my speech,
and senator Berry listened 10 me, and he
then made hts speech and | listened to
him Everything was courteous and re-
snected on the part Of Senator Berry, and
hope on my part. AFTER the speeches
were over we left the house. Senator
berry and his friends, no DOUBT were SAT,
,ysre These facts your correspondent
could have obtained from Senator Berry
by a simple inquiry. a,.
% 4 > an my being drouped a. z cepdi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
SPECIAL SALE FOR MONDAY.
W A. CHEATW00D, 1915 East Main Street.
We are a,Oare that people arc

See out pc. Font Goods; Il Il the ..,oo
thing We have seen from other stores a,
t0c
We will sell you. for Monday univ
Mems Soc. Undershlrts g0r 90. They az
gray, white, and camers hair.
Get some OF the Mems Red Flan,.i
Shirts and Drawers; We will sell yon on
Monday only. at nc. You VIII never buv
as good again for less than S.
Mems Extra~H Heavy Double X nee plga
/ Oyeralls. our special price for Monde
viii bs J0c.
Mems and BOyS Flll-Cut well.Ma,.,
Cheviot Shirts. they - at sc.
Ch.ldren's Undershrts French neck.
/ long sleeves. Zoe
Ladies' Ribbed Vests ribbon neck. long
sleeves. extra heavy they are worth &c.
I our special price In -.
/ Ladies' Fine Merluo Vcsts. they never
( sold under 75c.. and VIII never again: our
/ special price win b. .nr
Mems Neck-Ties. Inlr-.n-IIands. ami
| Tecks, all % the l5c. ones Nil 20 on sale
I Monday at lSc.
The prettiest line = ~. Four-ln-Hand
and Tecks you ever saw VII be sold at
I "A special price MONDAY for sc
| Curtdn-Scrim, Tor Mondays special sale
only. 3ikc
Remember the above prices are for Mon.
! day only. You can get ali you want and
/ anything you are not perfectly satisfe /
| with you can return boa good order. and
your money will b. che.rtully refuuI.d.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
Carpets ! Carpets! Carpets !

COTTAGE CARPETS ut 10, u, =, p.
and &c. last years prices, Is. 20 -
30 and 4oc.
INGRAM CARPETS at %, -. %, 49,
ana 50c for the best ail-wool ingram.
TAPESTRY CARPETS at 20. -, -, CD,
10 -. and Sc; reduced one third In price.
MOQUETTE VELVET AND BODY
BRUSSELS in large variety New goods
at low-tarh prices
pRTGGETS in all sizes. New patterns
at %. 80 and enc. per squire yard.
RUGS in Felt. Ingram. Jute, Smyrna,
and Tapestry at the following low prices;
20. o. s.. 80. Cj. %. Sc, 81. and up to
Si7J for the largest size ana best quality
Look at our leader in Rugs CaNSO at
&c. worth 75c.
\ 36x7j Rug at SOC, worth N5.
\ much better one at 75c., worth T.5D.
4 Crescent C3d117J) at 81, worth s.
SMYRNA Mats at &c. reduced from g.
CARPET LINING thrown IN with every
carpet sold
MATTINGS at s. 10. u IL. Is. IS, %.
and &c. for the best cCtton-warp and
damask-an now Goods. and beautiful
patterns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
MISS MAMIE WEST ELCPES.
Frank Lynch Has Bride OF Fourteen
Ycnrs-Determincd Suicide.

CAPE CHARLES VA, October G.
(Special)-Nllss Mamie West of Delmar,
"A years Old, daughter Of Edward T.
West. engineer of the New York. Phiia-
delphia and Norfolk railroad. e.oped Tues
day night with Frank Lynch. Il merchant
of Delmar. The couple boarded one 81
the night trains for Wilmington, Del,
where they were married. The parents
OF the girl were greatly enraged. but
finally consented TO receive the coupe
at home. and notified them TO that effect.
John Bayard Collins. 90 years old. a
prosperous farmer living four miles from
Delmar. committed suicide on Tuesday by
eating quarter of a pound of Paris
green. Domestic trouble is supposed 10
be the cause OF the act.
Mrs Henry Howard, Of this city, died
yesterday afternoon Of typhoid-fever. She
leaves a husband and one daughter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
NORTH CAROLINA POLITICS.
Want 10 Take Clark Down and Put Guth-
RE Tp-PopuIist Converts.

RALEIGH, y. G.. October G.--(SpeciaO
An enort Is to be made by the Popuiists
and Republicans, it is learned, to induce
Justice Walter Clark, OF the Supreme
Court. TO say something in regard 10
The endorseIpcnt of himself by them in
order that they can take down MS
lame. II so. they viii pat up William y.
Guthrie. Populist. In his place
Your correspondent is told that the true
reason why the Republicans ana Populisls
do not have their State headquarters IN
this city is that they wished to get rid
Of haugers-On.
The Populists are making much OF their
gains in Georgia, and are attributing
them 70 Hoke Smiths speeches. They
claim that they are rapidly recruiting
their ranks in the back districts in this
State. and some Democrats say that even
I'm this county they are making con-
verts in the dark corners"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Lace Curtains in great variety.
Chenille Portisrss ana Table-CovsrA
Scrim and Muslin Dmpsuts.
Curtain Poles AM fixtures
Linen Window shades ,slx ieet ana nins
feet long,.
Rrass Rods and Drapng Fixtures
ComfortableS with cotton and wool
Filings.
Efderdown and SILK Quilts.
Narsellles and Honey-comb Spreads.
Lace Covers and shams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
DRESS GOODS.

THE NEWEST ARTICLE COVERTS
at s. Y -. 10. 2. -, 80, 20, Go, 20. Soc,
and $l-low-tariT prices.
NOVELTIES IL DRESS GOODS at 80
G.. Is. S.. 97c., 81, Sl2j. and no All
special designs. and our own Importation
BLACK DRESS GOODS at 10, Y -
l.. .. o. 81, 10. 80. 70, -, CSC. 81. and
SIS: reduced from l., -, =, 80, 40. ~,
70. Sc. 81. Sl.2j. $50, and $40.
SILKS in Black and Coiors NJ 80, 30
G.. zoe. and Il. Very much reduced in
price.
Look at our AUCTION SILKS, and get
eo-1e Of the bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

date for Congress In the Seventh District,
7 know nothing Of the source OF inforna-
tion OF your correspondent. Will SIM
ply say that Il was known in the district
and AT the headquarters Of the commit
tee in Washington. that I did not desire
10 be n candidate and refused my con-
sent 20 the use OF my name In conhec'
This "a all 1 desire 10 say and regret
tre-nassing upon the columns OF an ad-
yersary paper to say II. | am
Very respectfully JAMES q. FIELD.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
A New Church Paper.

The Richmond Disciple is the name OF
a monthly 10 be published in the interest
OF the Christian churches Of Richmond
and Manchester. Rev. a. X. Moore is edi-
tor and Mr.. W. j. Kimbrough is business
manager. The first issue presents an at
tractiye appearance. and is full OF mat
Tor az interest 20 the denomination. me
salutatory is frank, candid. and business
Ike
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
FLANNELS from AUCTION

We still have fi.r assortment Il
White and Red F8nn.is from the grea,
auction sales at oae th.rl JOSS than regu-
lar prices. With Oh, advance OF tho
season il will De- imp ssh'e - duplicate
fanncls az the prices Nc ar. now Offering
them.
Special grades IN White F1annels az
Il u. -. u, -. ami or.
Atwood Heavy Twlllel Flannels 20
&c per yard.
Domet Flannels- Shaker hnlsh--at si-5.
10, and u l-2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
That lawful Feeling

with the exhilarating sense OF renewed
,asi,h and strength and internal cieanh-
ness which follows the use OF syrup 90, os
Eggs ,s unknown 10 the few VINO nave
~, ,rog,essed beyond the old-ume medi-
EN- c,"es and the cheap substitutes Some
times offered, but never accepted ny 'he
veil-iuformed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
WAR NOTES.
4 FATAL ASCENSION.
Miss Won Dresden Falls and IL Instantly
KiIlcd-Ior Parents Present.

BUFFALO. y. y, October G.-Beatrice
Won Dresden, the young lady balloonist
made an ascension on the Franklinvil'e
Fair-Grouuds to-day. and when over 1850
feet from the earth fell from the balloon.
and WAS instantly Killed. Miss Won Dress
den was q native ~ Buffalo. In recent
wears. however. her home had been III
frankfort. ~. She had been pro-
frssiou1l aeronaut for three years ana
e. thar time had made twenty ascen-
eiors Sbo had lust passed her sex enteenth
l.rth1aV when tre hour arrived
to-day the wind was blowing rather
efrorrlv. and she was advised not to
make the ascension Her father ana
mother. who were present trieI 10 az
.,afa her but she declared that she would
nos disappont her hundreds OF "it
friends. ana the balloon was released
from rs moorings. At height OF 6Dou'
..a feet tho crowd below observed That
Miss Won Dresden was preparing -
make her parachute jump. She appeared
"a, the side OF the basket. trying 70 I'M
f.ston the parachute which was attached
O. tho balloon. In some way not clear
=, those below she lost her hold OF
loth balloon and parachute, and her
body came whirlng II the ground. IN,
l,d, struck within the FAIRGROUNDS. ana
was imbeddcd nearly foot IN the
ground. 49, ,oo,.,o
reached hor. Her father and NON
,,.r.. among the first 70 reach the bodE'
and tbeir demonstrations were heart
r,udiug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
LADY BRUTALLY MURDERED
She WA. About Thirty Years Old ana
Leaves Four Children.

LOUISVILLE. KY. October ga spe-
clal 10 the Courier-Journal from IRVINE;
KY, says: Mrs. Wiley white, VINO iiveu
about six miles west OF this place, Was
hrutailv murdered this afternoon near her
home Mrs White had been TO Fainvilie'
a distance Of about two miles, TO do some
shopping. and was returning home by a
path that lay through the woods. she
was met by some unknown man ana
bsaten 10 death with club. Her brains
vsre beaten out and her clothing was
comfortably torn. 1t Is thought to nave
been an attempt at feloniops assault
There were Indications that she had rIsue
n desperate struggle for her me- Mrs.
White was about 30 years OLD, ana leaves
four children
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
CARPETS AND RUGS.

our stock OF Carpets Is how IN splc1li
condition. and, haVins been selected 81 -
especial care ~ the wants 81 to- trt
trade. W. invite an inspection oi flc
choicest line We have aye. shown. oar
qualities are guaranteed. AMI our prices
a. low as they can Be- found,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
HARRY COSTELLO DEAD.
His Home Was In Eichmond-He VIII
BE Buried In Memphis.

MEMPHIS, TENN, October 6-Harry
Costello, one OF the brothers OF that
name, who have been giving acrooatc
exhibitions with Sells Brothers circus.
died In the city hospital here to-day from
injuries received performing while the
circus was here Thursday. Ills home was
IN Richmond Va, but the remains VIII
be inferred here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
Wraps! CloakS! Cap0S

FURS. SEAL-SKINS. AND ASTRA-
CHAINS IN all the latest novelties IN
entire new stock just received from the
largest importers and manufacturers. our
prices are the lowest and qualities the
best.
LADIES WRAPS in the new covert
cloth NJ $50, $50, $40, $. 81, s. So
LADIES' CAPEs at s.. $50, SO, mp
70 So for q very elegant Astrachan Fur
Cape.
CHnDREN's AND MISSES WRAPS
I'm Refers and Gretchens. 4 large stock
and very low prices. We have some
very handsome wraps for old ladies' at
VERY low prices.
FUR CAPES AND WRAPS in all the
new things at low-tariff prices.
WE ARE STILL THE LEADERS IN
Low PRICES.
FOR BLEACHED AND BROWN COT
TON NOTE OUR PRICES.
Androscoggin ard Barker "A Bleached
Cottous al lie.
Fruit Of the Loom, bleached. and l-2c.
Utica, 10-4 Bleachet Sheeting at = l--c'
Utica, 81 Bleached Sheeting at Dc.
Bleached Sheeting at Is. II. and lsc.
Irnbleached Jeans at l-4c.. worth Ioc'
Canton Flannels al 5. 6 Ia, Z, 8. ana &c.
worth 8. 10. Y. 10, and 20c.
INDIGO PRINTS at 4 l-2c., worth l-oc'
The Best FALL PRINTS at l-@c''
worth ST.. $500
GINGHAMS at 1 1-2, 5. and &C. for the
best.
New FALL sATINES at l-Sc., re-
duced from Y 1-2c.
New CASHMERE DELAINE at l-Zc''
worth u l-2c. ., ., -
BED-COMFORTS at 30. IS, s9c., 81. SO
and I'd to s. for an Eiderdown SILK CON-
BLANKETS at 80. 65. 75c.. 81. $50. 81,
$3.50. 50, 81. IS. and up to 30 LOOK a.
our Double Blankets In white ana gray
AT CSC. a pair, worth SIS.
PORTIERRES from $50 to $40; re-
duced from 81 and $40. ~ a.
CHENILLE TABLE-COVERS at 20 90
30. 75c., up to s.. These are very low III
price. and must be quick sellers
RUTTERMILk SOAP AT ic.' OF iou'
cakes for 25c.
READING in white and colors at &C.
apiece; reduced from 15c
For bargains In everything and all de-
partments call at
| MITTELDORFERS'
New Granite Building,
217 EAST BROAD STREET,
Between Second and Third.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
FLOOR OIL-CLOTIIS AND
IINOLit Ms.

We carry four qualities ~ on-cloths
and two grades OF Lin0lsum from "a;
best manufacturers IA this country We
also show choice selection or Mattings
and Rugs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
ao,,,ar Jvuchcr Arrested.

MEMPHIS. TENN, october e.-keuoen
X. Privett. constable IN this co.u!y'
was arrested last night' maklhs .n 81 =
,.aD.b nrisoner held for the murder OF the
civ negroes near Kerryille on August Sist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
v. 4. CHEATWO0D, 1915 East Main Street.
A. HUTZLER'S SONS,
Si5 EAST BROAD STREET.
A BLANKET SALE.

We offer the 81 atost values I'm
blankets ever seen IN this market. Prlces
range from 5or. - 81
Fun .c-i Double Blankets. all cotton.
at soc pr pair.
Wool-FinIsh Double Blankets az 81 per
pair.
Wool-Mixed Double Blankets az g per
pair.
Extra Fine and soft Double Blanket,
at 50 per pair.
our leading value IN fns quality and
finish. 81 50 per pair
California Blankets morn s. To So per
pair.
a beautiful assortment ~ CRIB blankets
in small and large sizes. 81 per palr
and upward.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
LADIES WRAPS.

Our new stock OF Fur AMI Cloth capeA
Jackets. and coats VIII be rosdy for IN
spection this week. W. shan De piedse'
To show the nswest anf latest Shapes
Gu.Tl&tJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
.c.uezrTs REPUBLICANS.


......... - Iaf.-trf state. Officers
N''.'i"'"' '''''"''"'
t..t .t.u was held I'D
Dian NIuam C1gs-
...,...,.....,. chairman.
4'iA''' J.. " i'''''"
..I l place. Curtis Guhd.
address prepared hy
CO. TIE conclusion
u. address Senator
...l OIL. platform. amidst
.t. proceeded u read
....t statement OF Re
almost every deciara~
r.- Vigorously app.auded.
...s. Cu.a"
....a aI reference to
WAS eliminated
u o., Republicans Of
as w.I known as tnc
u.I known ass liberty
n the government for
fI. WAGES for every
market for American
pas iy the government.
a.4 fa- silver dollars or
ar1 their paper repre-
.., .r4 urcranring IN
...i ID every other.
..Ha,ou laws.
..faDlalon laws.
Anarchist criminal or
. '.t in. go mat citizenship
stained or polluted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

Az an nducement bring your uofown friends IN
70 see ma during Exposition have number OF special Offer
80 verv department Blankets White Spreads Ladies Mus
lin Underwear Corses Gloves and in fact everything in the
house nut at inducement prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07

Ladies' Cloth Coat lap seam PLAID elec d0uOe oes''o a
value Sl 75-our price sii' ,u,v,co 90 ;oA
clecantlv.gotten-up heavy Beaver AWool Coat 3nch
Ian 9tI, navy or black real value sj-our price $3.50
net think strictly Atwood Black Vicuna Cloth Coat 80
inches long, wide revers fur edge collar and 'front.' lap seams
d be cheap at $780, But promise you big value and IN
this YOU get it-S}.S9 ,,o., 1890, ;h.
ladies' Black Capes fur edge l23inch spread eight
rows f bdng leader elsewhere at So Here they are pehtu
at $2.9S. c,, Door+,ont I,tIe look
yones at S59S $685. SL9S. SS4S and s9o winch are
richly worth 80 per cent more - 90, . w., :; or;., =,
Cndens Long Coaks and Misses Short Wraps in variety OF
s,vIes with cheapness the prevailing condition w an ,,,v
'' W. are carving the MOST RELIABLE LINE Of on1
cOOS 10 be ond the State and prices way under regular
prices for same qualities 4, ,o,
9snch Wool Dress Stut quality last year 5oc-his lou
lie. -, 81, H., r,,s Iovo,v stvIas 1oc
Z 0OO wards Dark Outing &C. yard.
Feroyn for Chidrens Wraps solid and fancy l'c. yard
81 n;ece 42nch Beache1 PlowCase Muslin, good quality
o S0 Yards Feather Proof Ticking special value at l5chee
&C. okear A. c. Feather Proof Tick, worth everywhere 25c-
extra quality Unbeched Sheetng sold for less than
200 Paragon Frame 26nch Umbrellas made OF best English
t1 GLORIA natural sticks some Dresden bail handles
none worth less than 81 so g. 2your choice OF the lot SIC
10 (entemens 26nch Twed Silk Umbrellas paragon ane
regular price S2.25-this lot 9Sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
GUILTY or MUROER.
George Mills Sentenced TO BE Hanged on
November 3Oih.

RALEIGH. y. c.. october 6-(Speciah'
The Jury in the Superior Court here AT
g. o'clock Yesterday afternoon took the
George Mills murder case. At 10 O'CLOCK
this morning a verdict was returned
THIS was Of murder in the fret degree.
me prlsoners attorneys hoped 70 Ge'
ii verdict In the second degree. Iheit -
universal satisfaction at the Nt'dic''
Mills is execrated by all classes OF peo-
rl-. The feeling against JACK W iii'Oo'' -
49,. father of tn murdered girl now
in i,u and also charged with her muir
ar is very strong. Mills will h. wit
mss AGAINST HIM Some persons think
Nimbcrly VIII be convicted in the secohi
degree. and that then he ana NILS Will
Get penlteutiary sentences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-07
SENTENCED.

IuG.-. Bynum sentenced Mills 10 be
hanged November Both. lie asked for
u.w trial II was refused. and he APP
realoa TO the Supreme Court. The Judge
warned Mills that he need not expect
now trial or executive clemency.