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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
THE COURTS IN APPoMATTox.
Indignation Against tho Stubborn Post
Once Department.

APPOMATToX COURTHOUSE. VA.
December B-(Special)-The Circuit and
County courts have both been In session
this week. The Circuit Court adjourned
on Wednesday, and on yesterday the
County Court adjourned. No cases OF
special Importance were tried by the Cir
cult Court The most important case IN
the County Court was the trial OF Hugh
Nixon for stealing an OK. He was sent
to the penitentiary for four years. 70
which the Court added five years, II
being his second offence. Ii was charged
that II was his third offence, but the
evidence was not sufficient TO convict.
Our people are very indignant at the
persistent refusal OF the Post-Ofiice De-
partment TO change the name OF the
post-ofice at the old courthouse from
Surrender back to Appomattox. Peti-
lions are being signed oil over the county
protesting against It. and asking the de-
partment 10 change the name. / am
Just In receipt OF letter from Represen-
tatiye Tucker saying he had just seen
the department officials. and the change
would be made. ! hope so. and hope
they will not be long in Fighting the
wrong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

Our Changeable Yard-Wide Dress Goods
at Ice. are beauties. They were never
sold under 25c before.
The CA Figured Wool Dress Goods that
you get of US at l2lsc. you never saw
under 20c. u,,so
For Csc we give you a Yard W ide
Strictly Atwood Flame! that you WOULD
call cheap at 40c. .,..x
10 raise a little breeze we are going
10 sell for this week Is pieces q Change-
able Wool Dress Goods at 10c. You never
All Of our I2is and 15c. Dress Plaids
are thrown together, and you get your
Eiderdown, blue and white only. the
regular zoe. quality. To close they 30
5O-inch Ladies' Cloth, all wool blue
black. and gray only. regular price 'oc'
To close you get them at 4Sc.,
Garnet and White Figgure red. Ca III An
you know they never sold uhdeF &C. All
we have left viii be sold at &c.
Al Gle we sell you Jeans that nopouy
thinks OF selling under l-3c.
w. A. CHEATWOOD.
l5ij east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
THE YELLOW WAR.
Some Sharp Figbiing-Japs for Once on
the Defensive.

SOfne fuufV So D>s SA&
the Defensive.
LONDON, December ia correspond
ent of the Central News at Antog tele-
graphs as follows: On the night OF De-
cember 18th the japanese General Nodseu
made the subjoined report: General
Tachimrs Brigade Is now at Tso-Hu-
Row. preparing to attack the Chinese
at Lien San Kan and Fengh-HuanS. De-
cember 18th the japanese scouts, OBJ
serving a large body of Chinese, returned
to the main army. The enemy pushed
southwark. stopping at Yih-Mln-Shan, five
miles distant from Fengh-Huang. De-
cember 18th. at dawn. detachment OF
Japanese made n sortie, and sharp fight
ing began. The Chinese, over 400 strong,
endeayored to break through from Lying
Yang to the Tse-Mat-Sie road. Our de-
tachment assumed defensive tactics. but
will attack the enemy's left tomorrow.
A battalion Of the Fifth Division to-day
marched to Fengh- Huang from Tan-Han-
Chen, and n battalion from Chin-Llen
WILL advance to Tan-Han-C Chen"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Dlsasfrous Storm In Alabama.

BIRMINGHAM. ALA, December ia
fatal cyclone swept over the little Wills
Valley. near Attlla, Thursday night doing
heavy damage. The dwelling Of L. a.
Gilland, County Commissioner Of Etowa
county, was wrecked except the kitchen.
where Gllland and his wife took refuge.
George Stoval, who boarded with Gilland,
was blown out OF the house. and. striking
a tree. was killed. A 2-year-old child was
still in bed, and with the bed was blown
2sO yards, but escaped unhurt. A negro $
house on GLANDS plantation was wreck
ed, and one child was killed and two
others were hurt. The path OF the storm
was narrow, and the cyclone spent its
fury in the valley. wrecking fully two
dozen buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Pension Attorney Imprisoned.

DUBUQUE, Ia, December b.-George
NJ. Van Leuven. the pension attorney in
dicted upon thirty-hve charges OF bribery
and fraud In connection with pension
matters, to-day broke down completely
and agreed to plead guilty to all the in
dictments the government should see tit
TO push against him. After a consulta-
ton It was decided to have him plead on
five charges. This he did, and he was
sentenced to pay fine Of $1,000 and to
two years imprisonment on each OF four
charges, and two years imprisonment
without the option OF a fine on the other
charge. The sentences are to run con-
currently. and the pension attorney will
have only Two years to serve. but will
have TO pay fine OF 1900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

sbrImus. Dunbar; Kippered Herrlngs'
g. a. b.: Findon Haddies, G. & u; Var
mouth Bloaters, c. s; h. MUSTARD Sal
dimes; Spiced Sardines Bons'ess -,
Ranches. Holland Herrings, in Kegs;
Picked Holland Herrinss; Sardeiien, Al
salt: Anchovies, In salt ana on; ~ ~
Eardlnes: Russian CAVIAR LoDst1,, a.
River in tins; Picked Salmon; smoker
salmon: Toneless Goldfish, 2-pound prlehS'
Mackerels. in barrels and kltS-bNt'"-
Large; Large; Medium, small. ,.-,,.c,,
Finest North Carolina ROE {1errs,,Ss'
extra-selected; Finest Potomac Herrihss'
extra-selected.
IMPORTED CHEESE.
Switzerland.
Swiss G.mmenthal or Gruyerel.
Svyies Cheese can be shipped all tne year
round. although exposure TO neat anu ,, ~
should be avoided. 1t should De KEEP az
the original tub and stored ,oi III ture '
damp cellar, at an even tenipeta o;a,o
Cut-ioaves should be covered Win eio'"'
dampeued with saltwater. ,<aso,
SaD-Sago or Green (hrauter-haSe''
Holland.
Fdann. loose and in foii-Van hosseni
Brothers. ,,
Dessert schloss Kaese; Manner Hand
Kaese; Olmutzer Hand Kaese; harzeF
Hand Kaese.
France.
Roouefort Society of United Ceiiarsl; 81,
This Cheese should be Kept IN @0oi
and dark place. Drto. ,renauta
Camembert; Frontage de brie' "''A
ENGLAND.
Stilton; Cheddar; Old Engiish Daii''
Italy.
Parmesan: Romano. ...,,
IMITATION FOREIGN CHEESE.
rrrS,,,aga de Brle: Neufchatel; Lin
burger; Munster; Hand Cheese' eaiheii'-
AMERICAN FANCY CHEESE.
New York state Selected, tuii-Cream'
observation-disclosures, Large. Medium
-'i Ynrin@- america CNew York State); Club
House Cheese; Devi!led Cheese
GERMAN AND FRENCH VEGE-
TABLES.
Asnarag1ls: Brussels Sprouts' SnSeu
Beans (Schnitt Bonneh)i tet""S'
Oe D. @--Fxtra-Superilne Fine Moyen's.
ushrooms-F4nest Button; Extra;
Choice; Plain. ,,,,,,od vege-
tables. <,,,,,.,
SUNDRY BRANDS CANNED GOoOS'
Asnar agus-Oyster-Ra Little Silver.
Reans~Baked Boston; String; White
Wax; Lima, finest; Lima .
Corn-Standard; Norwood; NAME
Kornlette.
Okra-Dunbar's Standard.
Okra and Tomatoes. ,
Peas-Narrowfats; Early-June, Extra
Fine Sifted; Extra Sitted; Sifted.
Pumpkin: Rhubarb; Succotash.
Observation-Disclosures 2-pound; STANDARD
s-pound; Norwood, S-pound; New Jersey
Packing; Stewed.
Fruits.
Apples; Apricots, California; Cherries,
California White-Ox; Pears, Baruett,
California. -s, 40,
low: Muir, yellow: White-Heath.
Plums-Greengage; Yellow-Egg.
Ounces.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

songs. quartette. W. "Lill Anna
Marie" (folk song. steihl) OBJ. "kiara
stjerna," (serenade. wetterling) tc).
"Kor / Wind Polka" CWahlin,) the
Swedish Quartctte; recital. she Wanted
20 be a Mason" Qawton.) Miss Barden;
trio. "The Laughing Song" (Martini) Mr..
Skoog, Mr.. Laurin, and Mr.. A. II. Skoos;
song. "The Knight Of Alien AIR"
Pritchard.) Mr.. Mcpherson; humorous,
"The Phantom Band" cIhayerJ the
swedish Quartette: recital. "connor."
fAnon.) Miss Barden: quartette. "Slum-
Der Dearest" (Ahlstrom.) the Swedish
Quartette.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Tho Election in Utah.

SALT LAKE. UTAH, December 1.-THE
board which canvassed the returns OF the
election for delegate 10 Congress con-
cluded its labors yesterday. with the fol-
lowing result: Cannon Republican), A,S2S;
Rawlins pemocraD, 1855; Cant Popu-
lisD SIS. This is an increase OF 1900 Re
publican and 400 Democratic votes over
1892 The bulk OF Mormons voted the
Democratic ticket. In the convention, the
control will probably be narrowly Re
publican.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
co,,-M,o,n~ Price Reduction.

sPRINGFIELD, ILL, December Is
A secret meeting OF the principal coal
operators Of this district was held here
yesterday. II has leaked out that the
meeting was for the purpose OF making
a reduction In the price OF mining coal
from 10 to IS cents per ton. II the cut
is made the prospect for a strike OF large
dimensions viii be bright, as the miners
aav they will stand no further cut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
NEWS FROM HONOLULU.
Alleged Information of a Purposed In
surreciion of Royalists


SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, December 15.-
Correspondence of the United Press, per
steamer Australia. which left Honolulu De-
cember Sth. arriving here to-day. says:
The British warship Hyacinthe Is again
delayed here by the British Commissioner
who apprehends disorder. and insecurity
OF the lives and property of British sub
jects In Honolulu from an insurrecton
OF Royalists. Captain May has several
times postponed his departure at the ur-
gent request OF Commissioner Halves.
on the 81 he received from home fresh
instructions 20 Gail. He gave out that he
was positively going on the 9Th to the
South Pacific and Pitcairn Island. but
Major Halves again interposed urgent
objection and prevailed upon him to re-
main.
IL Is known that the commissioner re-
ceived from some Of his countrymen who
are in the confidence OF the Royalists
specific information Of contemplated
movement, and he is satisfied they are
planning an attempt to overturn the gov
eminent at an early date.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Horror on Horror.

JAMESTOWN. n. Y, December H.
About o'clock this afternoon. while
Winslow Sherman. who lives on a farm
in the village of Busti, was at Lake
wood attending the funeral of Mr. and
Mrs. Myron Sherman, who were killed
by the cars at that place Thursday. burg
lars entered his home and killed with a
Ratchet his wife. and his married daugh-
ter Mrs. Clinton Davis. They then ran
sacked the house and fed. There Is no
oil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
ENORMOUS TOBACCO SALES.
Three Hundred Horses Sold In Three
weeks-PersonaI Notes.

GREENSBORO. n. c.. December l5.-
Especial. The tobacco sales for the past
houses have failed sometimes TO get
through In the same day. Prices are
ruling high. A big horse-sale is going on
To-day. There have been over three hun
ored horses sold here In less than three
weeks. al prices ranging from SIS TO SllS
All these horses are from the West.
MI j. ID. MeGeachy. Of Lumber Bridge
was stricken with paralysis last week.
ana his son was called home from
Davidson College.
The High Point Enterprise learns that
there WIN be twenty-five marriages In that
hcishborhood between now and February
iSt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
British Yachtsmcn and that Cup.

LONDON, December lj,-A meeting OF
the Royal Yacht Squadron was called to
order at Marlborough House at $3.50 O'Clock
this afternoon. Among those present
were the Prince of Wales, Lord Dunra-
ven, Sir Charles Hall. and Richard Grant.
The meeting lasted half an hour. adj
tourning at o'clock. Nothing was Get
tied in regard to questions concerning the
race for the Americas Cup.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
DEATH FROM YELLOW chILLs.
eropsble Fusion Row About the spoils--
Eoyeotting Democrats.


WELDON. n. c.. December l5.-(Spe-
''aL)-Miss Annie Merritt. beautiful
young lady. aged Is. died OF yellow
'n'ii AZ her home. near crowelrs. In this
county. last night. Her death was great
enock TO her family and friends.
Ihere are all kinds Of rumors in regard
:" 'ne actions or the Republicans In the
,guing legislature. IN regard to the elec-
ooh or ewo senator's to be chosen. The
.sep.oncaps won the late election by the
.aost gigantic straddle OF issues and prin-
,up'es OF which there is any record in
VIC pohucai annals OF the State, and II
po oeau not DO surprising II they and their
g M silles fall out about the spoils.
a., my fopohs,s Of the Mount Olive sec
ZION nave withdrawn their children from
~. sonools' because the principals are
MIS- Aaron Prescott and her lovely
niece, Miss Kate Taylor Prescott. left this
morning for Raleigh, where thew viii
reside IN The future Mrs. Prescott has
been iife-long resident Of this place.
and ID . daughter Of the late Colonel N.
- Long AikS@rescsS Z enc es ths love-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
u,p,r DueI-lv" Satisfied.

PARIS. December ia duel with
swords was fought to-day between NJ.
Paul Bluysen, of the LIE Jour, and NJ.
Tourot. Of La Petite Republique. NJ.
Bluysen was wounded in the arm. and NJ.
Tourot received a wound In the stomach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Z - = = = = = =
The Modern Mother

has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant laxative.
Syrup Of Figs, when In need Of the iaxa-
tive effect OF gentle remedy, than by
to them. Children enjoy II. and II benz
FITS them. The true remedy. Syrup OF
Figs. IL manufactured by the California
Ttg-eyrup coUpapx only,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
ch.rcb u,ll Mu.lcal A..oeIatlon.

A splendid entertainment Is promised by
the Church Hill Musical Association on
Monday night. Upon this occasion the
Swedish Quartette will be on hand. The
programme will be as follows: Pizzicato
serenade, Dearest Awake" tStorch)
the Swedish Quartette; recital. "The In
dian Bride" (Miller,) Miss Barden; song,
'The Angel at the window" (Tours) Mr..
A. Emil skoog; three Swedish
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Tho last of DE LesseDA

PARIS, December 1.-THE body OF
Count Ferdinand de Lesseps was buried
in the cemetery Of Pere la Chaisa to-day.
The funeral services and the interment
were attended by a large number or dis
tingulshed people, together with the rela'
tives OF NJ. and Nine de Lesseps.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
POLICEMAN THORNe CONFESSeS.
lie Makes Astounding ReveIations-Bri-
berry and Perjury.

berry ana Ie1JutS.
NEW YORK, December 15-Policemah
Auguste Thorne. formerly of ex-Cap,aln
Stephenson's Leonard-street squad, mas
confessed. He was held in $500 bail yes
terday for perjury, and kept in the Tombs
all night. This morning he expressed
desire to see Acknowledgement Attorney
Lindsay. To him he made fun conIes-
sion OF all he knew about the police
bribery. The revelations made by Thorne
are of astounding character. Assistant
District-Attorney Mcintyre, who left MT
Ldndsay's Office about 2 o clock. said to
group Of waiting reporters that he never
heard anything like what Thorne mas
made known.
The indicted policeman has maze
clean breast of the Stephenson story. IN
addition TO this he gave complete state
ment regarding blackmail and corruption
in the Police Department. He told or the
system. ii is said, that has been In vogue
of making collections from every source
were tribute has been levied, and Will, as
far as he knows. tell where the money mas
gone Thorne has been on the force SIX
wears,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
COLLAGE Augmentation Reduced.

COLUMBIA, S. c.. December 1.-THE
report Of the Committee on Ways and
Means Of the House recommending that
the appropriation for the South Carolina
College be reduced from $1,000 to $4,000
was adopted by a vote 50 to So. A strong
effort was made to still further reduce 1t
to $4,000, but after several hours discus
sion the report was adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
I tho rOuTlu Nv
,nraa qnn acorched.

uttV
Androscoggln A Bleached Cotton . '-'''
a y az loom a Bleached Cotton, &c. a
A., y Wonl Gray Covert Cloth. % inches
Tiae; a'f Picture Frames 10 inches HIGH
p &c, s eaSn silvered Slipper Pincushions' &C.
urpr ARE SOME PRICES ON PER
EJECT ALLsILK SATIN RIBBONS; ..
IL l6 Y
&c. &C.. Sc. ioc. pc be-
s.,rcb.wlde Satin Ribbon, in all SHADES
az: 22c' kany,w Woo Melton Navy-Blue Suits
all sizes ;scs All HVIi-wool Beaver and Ker-
FINEST lizard wide Cloakins, N;W q q .;
p,o ses ,iz.yard-wide Cheyiot CioaA'ns' Si'-'
II s, yasap d. corsets. n;55; corse,s
All slzsaS ,,honpson's Glove-tittlng Cors1s'
Any ofat bts the 81 rs. $50. or - quality
now d 81; in black. the 81 grade. 7sc'
S eaehw White and Pesrl-Gray Kia S opsIsty
L-au WITH black stitching the q tN''''
isc, pa NJ various kinds. buttons and
Kid Gloves al blacks and colors,
nu,h q 10 s., now &C pair. ,,.,,,
.oo W s,sck 'Astrachan Neck-rippe's' WIN
heads, ssc' White Fur Sets at 9sc; each:
g g SCrbiil,dren's White Angora Fur sets A'
SIS, VIZ Siux White and Cream large
Mss SIZE Mufliers. 5oc. each. ora Tan
usn's Mixed, also Sord oray anu A"''
noSh Ss,ambrics, in black and gray, 2%c.
a yard. -,..s In lavender light
n.
piu., Worth 81, now soc. yard.
Au-Wooi Black French Serge. suen an Is :
sold al 5oc. as a big bargain. here al
Au-W ", Biaek Henrietta also ssc. a
&c s Illuminated ss-inch Dress GoodA Ito.
ss-inck Atwood Henristtas IN every con-
ceiyable shade, &c. a yard.
ss-inch Nearly Ail-Wool Henriettas, In
every shade. 70 2-2c, yard.
All shades of $1.2 Velvet. 7Sc. . yard.
-lsAAC sYcLR = CO., lO3 east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
French Occupy Tamataye.

PORT LUIS. MAURITIUS. December 10.
The steamer Peiho arrived here from
Tamatave yesterday. She brought infor-
nation which was at once communicated
by wire to the French Government, that
the French troops occupied Tamatave the
morning of December 10th without oppo-
sition. There was no violence whatever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Probable Italian Coup E"

ROME, December 15.-1t is expected
that Immediately after the publication
OF the Giolitti documents a royal decree
will be issued proroguing the chambers.
1t is not unlikely that the Chamber Of
Deputies will be dissolved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
THE eaNcA ROMANO DOCUMENTS.
They Are Made Public and Produce n
Sensation.

ROME, December 1.-THE contents Of
the documents submitted TO the Chamber
Of Deputies by Signor GolItti have been
made public and have created pro-
found sensation. Tho notes Of the
cashier OF the Banca Romano contain the
names OF government officials, members
OF the Chamber OF Deputies, journalists,
and others az having taken money from
the bank. For press and election pur-
poses some journalists received 10000 lire
and others 1900 lire. The documents
aimed at Premier Crispi mentioned sew
eral drafts IN his name, and he figured
also in connection with a note for 100000
lire.
In the Chamber OF Deputies Premier
Crispi declared that the documents were
a mass of falsehoods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

Hest and most charming young ladies In
the state. and their departure leaves many
sad hearts here.
Miss Mamie Bruce Snead, one OF tne
charming representatives Of fiuvanna
county. Va. is visiting her sister nefe'
Mira w L. Daniel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16

PHILADELPHIA. PA, December 16.-
The owners and agents OF the bark Car
RE Heclsle. six weeks overdue on a
voyage from Philadelphia for San Juan.
have given her up for lost. with all
hands. ten in number.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
Two House. Destroyed by Fire.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, December
i5.-(Special 1.-TWO houses Mt "Bentivar."
the river plantation OF Professor r. H.
Rawlings. were destroyed by fire last
night. 1t Is not known how the fire or!gs-
mated, but II Is supposed to have been
of incendary origin. The loss Is about
six hundred dollars, with no Insurance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
you MAY GO THROUGH OUR STORE FROM THE BASEMENT d
uwontH that's damaged
ISAAC SYCLE e. co.
, s,oro chock full Of BARGAINS. For instance


4 pieces SOC. quality Black Velvet, 6oc. a
Table Iou-Cloth. In colors. marble. and
plain white, lac. yard ,,,,
80 pieces Unbleached Canton Fianhei'
o. niec es PIC Canton Flannel. Sc. a yard
40 pieces l5c. Canton Flannel, 1Oc. YARD.
MEMS Umbrellas, with cover and tassei,
natural handles, CSC ,.u
81 n Ie Double-width solld-color Wool
Dress Goods, in nayy-blue, green,
brown. tan, gray. red. garnet and
q p H,as' Beautiful ACE. Dress Plaids. Csc.
Is pieces Pretty Double-width Dress
Plaids. Zoe. a yard. >u~...
"Ships That Pass in the Night ana
other Books. &c. each.
Dumas's Works, in eight Volumes pound
Cooper's Misunderstanding Tales. COM
walter SCOTS Is Volumes. $3.50 a set.
George Eliot, complete. sl.9 a set.
500 Handsome six Cioth-FinIsh Books.
gilt edges Toe. book for &c.
Gentlemen's Initial SILK Handkerchiefs.
ladies' silk Handkerchiefs. embroidered.
q dozen Ladies' Lovely Sheer Embroider-
ed Handkerchiefs, l0c. each.
dozen l4duieS Null ftttdlhtrCniSls,
with colored silk embroidery. &c. each.
Boys Corduroy Knee-Pants. all sizes, S9c.
per pair.
blue Melton, $780,
Boys Cape Overcoats. Of all-wool wood
brown Melton. $50.
Boys Oyercoats. $.4s, $2.4s and 1888.
piece Navy-Blue Astrachan. real value
S. now sos.
ALL WRAPS AT LESS THAN COST.
SPECIAL PRICES on Dolls. Express
Wagons, Doll-Carriages. Sleds. Shoot Figs
Chairs Desks, Bicycles. Tricycles, Veloci-
pedes. Photo. Frames, aod other Metal
Goods, &C., &c.
BOOKS! BOoKS!--All kinds OF Books,
bound and paper back. single volumes and
In sets: Chlldren's Books: all the Newest
Books. They come right from the press
to US. That's why We sell them at lower
prices than any one.
DON'T EXPECT US TO MENTION
ALI. THE BARGAINS In this advertise
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
A Co,umb,a stor. Robbed.

COLUMBIA, VA. December l5.-(spe-
cial.)-The storehouse OF f. Il. jenkins.
Of this place. was entered last night and
lot OF merchandise. and SIS In cash
stolen. There Is no clue 30 far TO the per-
netrators OF the deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
n..th Of WIllIam z. Edwards,

CoURTLAND. VA. December Is
Special --william Z. Edwards. promi-
nent citizen Of Southampton. died last
night at his residence. pear this place.
and win be buried tomorrow evening at
4 oscfock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
r;oIt,ocbt Not In he Prosecuted.

BERLIN, December 1.-THE Reichstag
to-day rejected the governments proposal
70 prosecute IAebknecht for lese majestic.
The vote was 16S to So.
The debate on the anti-soclalist bill Will
begin on Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-16
DRUGS. MEDICINFs. 81
nR. McRAES PAINLESS AND
~ HARMLESS INTERNAL CURE

FOX
ORGANIC STRUCTURE. CRAVE. ~
STONE
Call at the drugstore of \. Dr. H,t
Richmond. Va, agent Tor N.l.u..- 80
vicinity, for this wonderful ZEN T. l
testimonials, and give u - 'rll a.'f
a trial OF eighteen L-0ntas ia 'ts s..s
OF North Carolina. South Clr.rI. l...
gia, and Florida, II has t..y l-a.i-
stratsd that IL will cure fr-m 81 81 >
per cent. of cases treated. u ls 0'....'fy
harmless, only two doses ets.l c9
four hours IL il SO gentle IN Fs lc.
the patient hardly knows b. ~ I
II. Ii viii restore imparol N'. 'F ~
when Il cures leaves tae cTN.5 ia
healthy condition as nature ma.. rfu
For sale in Charleston, D. Hlf.f. t
Manning, S. c.: Augusta. S.t.... N-
con. and Columbus, c.. D. .-t
Jacksonville, Fla; Wllmlstl..
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