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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
The Wcst Virginia Debt

II will surprise some people to read In
the Wheeling Intelllgencer. the leading Re-
publican paper in West Virginia. the fol-
lowing liberal remarks as to how much
of Virgnia's discarded debt Is due by that
State. The Intelligencer says:
For the credit OF this State, II will
not do to say that West Virginia owes
nothing, and let 1t go at that. A West
Virginia commission. In 1871, found that
this State owed a little less than 100000.
IF the matter now comes before the
State in any proper form. 1t should be
taken up. West Virginia cannot afford TO
place herself In the position OF dodg-
ing the question. She has Insisted
from the first that II she owed anything,
she was ready TO pay II. and that she
was ready at any time to go into the
question.
1.-THE Governor and the Legislature may
be expected TO meet this. as they would
any other business proposition, on Its
merits and with regard to the interests
of the State. Nothing that casts dis
honor on the State can be to its advan-
tage."
We think we know the people of West
Virginia we'll enough to Justify us in say
ing that they will never pay one million,
nor one tenth of a million of dollars of
the debt turned over to her by this State.
But, all the same, there will be Wall
streeters in abundance who will make
money out OF the Intelligencer's article.
But that paper itself will not profit pc
cuniarily because it wrote that article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

Every pastor nowadays becomes
bulletin-b board every Sunday morning just
before taking his text. and, for several
minutes. sometimes a half hour. he reels
off announcement after announcement OF
forthcoming events. Some OF the an
nouncements are often first-class adver-
tisements in black-faced type, top OF
column. alongside or preceding sermon.
and sound somewhat ridiculous. A good
reward is awaiting the man who VIII In
vent a good substitute for this very an
cient custom.-The Danville Register
There are people who make 1t a rule
never to get TO church early because
they do not wish to be bored by listen
ing to these notices" 1t is tiresome
thing to have TO hear chapter after chap
ter OF these notices. many of which have
already appeared in the daily papers
until one becomes fatigued at looking al
them. Very often the patience of the
people. as well as that of the pastor
il exhausted by this dismal overture
Many a good sermon has been ruined
by the practice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
WRAPS.

The cause Of the crowded Cloak
room-thousandS of garments. Get
fitted while you can. No styles
elsewhere like these. Beauty, val
ue. and low prices shake hands
with these.
PlCTURES.-A purchase of a
few weeks ago astonished even
our salespeopIe, in the price. The
second section Of the purchase is
here to-day. PastelS, Etchings,
Engravings, ETC., halt usual retail
price. The best and newest sub
jectS.
JEWELRY.-Light of Christmas
burns in fragrant glare of holiday
sumptuouSnesS over the depart
ment.
sterllng-Siiver Rings set with colored
stones, ruby, turquoise, and emeralds'
solld-Gold Rings for Children. with diff
ferent color stones, Zc.
Chiidren's Solid-Go.d Chased-Band
Rings, 25c.
SoId-Gold Screw Ear-Rlngs, pearl and
rhinestone settings, Sl.25.
Rolled Plate Necklaces, with heart pend
ant, 39c.
Silver Initial Stick. Pins, l5c.
20 different. designs Silver, Gold, and
Enamelled Stick-fins. &c.
Sterling Silver ThipAbles, Is, %. 80, and
CSC.
silver Stamp-BoxesI &c.
Silver Pin-Trays, g..
Silver Inkstands, 3jc.
Silver Pin-Trays and Inkstsrfs COM
bined, 39c.
Sterjing-Silyer Carter Buckles, $40.
One thousand and one other things or
interest here.
The Gentlemen's Furnishing Department
has put the right SPOT forward. and Is
exhibiting a line or soarfs, Four-ln-
Hands, and Tecks, Gloves, Shirts,
Hose. etc, as h1.7s never had place
The Crockery Sal. o. tina cargo Of the
steamer La Maizp is still going on
matchess values can't give you list
here to-day, but want TO, as they
would stampede thc building.
lust see what a nickle or a dime will
buy in China and Glass:
Dinner-Sets for hall what you'd expect
to pay.
Large Bisque Dolls from &c. up.
BOOKS.
Our Bookstore has the nineteenth-cen-
fury mode OF selling.
We do not believe in selling less than
LOCO 10 1850 Books a day. and the
prices made will do II 10 a certainty.
New Books as soon as ISSUED FIND their
places on cur shelves.
Road a few price-hints:
Standard Books, In sets. nom ~ 10
SIS
Chidrens Books, from &c. to So
A large and complete assortment OF
Illustrated Poems and Old Fayorite
Books, In new attire.
Christmas Cards and Booklets, from lc.
to 35c.
Calendars from &c. 10 si.69.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
B. Johnson Barbour.


Mr.. b. Johnson Barbour, whose death
we announce this morning. was one OF
the shining lights in the old Wing party
Of Virginia, and was the orator OF the
day at the unwilling Of the statue Of
Henry Clay In our Capitol Square. He
was gifted with rare graces as an orator.
and shone brilliantly as a conversation
alist He had the classics at his tongues
end. and was always a diligent student
He came of family distinguished in
Virginia history. his father having been
that James Barbour who was Governor
OF this State. United States senator, and
Minister to England.
The deceased was but little In public
life. as in the olden times he was a
Wing living in O Democratic district
His attachment to the Union was strong,
and he never approved of the secession
of Virginia: but hundreds OF our officers
and soldiers who were on duty in the
neighborhood Of his home. In Orange
county. gratefully remember how kind he
was to all Of them who wanted food or
shelter.
just titef inc ciose VI the war our
people. we think-we are not quite
sure-elected Mr.. Barbour TO Congress.
but the Radicals would not admit him
TO seat. Some years later he was
elected to the Virginia House Of Dele
gates He was devoted friend Of the
University OF Virginia, and was for many
years prominent In the State Agricul-
tural Society.
His orations and public addresses, Of
which there were many. were marked by
accurate scholarship. great enthusiasm
for the cause which he espoused. and
eloquence Of very high order. Withal
ne was a Christian. and was prominent
and useful In Church work. There will
DO many TO mourn him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
SANCTIFIED BAND.
LYNCH, THE LEADER, AND DEACON
Ess SADIE COLLINS HAVE GONE
The Doctrine Rsneunced By sadie-Ne
More Pebble MestinGs HeId-A
sirian in had Company

oNANcocK. VA, December S.-tspe-
c,ai,--The 'sanctified Band" OF ch'neo-
league Island. seems to be ta''ns "
pieces. It will be remembered ina. Joe
Lynch. Sadie Collins. ana "ihah'
chandler. rinrieaders OF the band. were
corv,c,sd in Accomac County Court about
an. month ago of being concerned IN
corsriracv TO defy the laws OF virginia
and sentenced to pay fines ana DC eo'',"e'
in the county JAIL They were suose-
ouently released on bond OK si'"' eaeh'
,,erd,ng proceedings on n writ OF error
several days ago. Lynch arranged matters
Nth h,a bondsmen, and shaking the dust
=, Ch,ncoteaoue from his feet, lett TOT
parts unknown. Sadie Collins the heaa
deaconess of the band. has also ieit ,he
island. and Chandler IL said TO De making
b,s arrangements to leave also. IL Is
ronorted that before leaving the isiand
cad,e Collins renowned her faith In the
,wo.by-two doctrine, and openly declared
,ha, tho doctrine Of sanctification as
nr-acbcd by Lynch. Workman, and
Chandler "a not what she had been led 10
believe The trustees OF the church heid
n meeting last week to arrange LOT seiiihS
their house of worship and other property
be,onging TO the band. and 1t Is thought
that the most OF them will move 10
more congenial region. No public meeting
of the band has been held since the ,riai'
and n any meetings have been held at all.
they have been at private houses, anu
the proceedings have been kept strietiy
secret. The people of the island feel that
the trouble Is now over. and that this
strange sect Of fanatics will soon disap-
near entirely from among them
ROBBED HIM.
Some time ago a magician and Ventriio-
ouist named X. W. Hudgins, commonly
known as st. Mar. fell into bad company
M "skinny Point" a rather dlsreputable
place in the northern part OF Accomac.
He claims that some men got him drunk
and then robbed him OF his money. The
next night he gave performance near by.
and In a conversation between himself and
his automaton, the latter reflected on the
civilization Of skinny Point" After the
performance was over the Skinny Pointers
fell upon him and handled him very
roughly, tearing his clothes and otherwise
maltreatlng him. He drew his knife and
cut his way out of his ASSISTANTS. The
constable, being summoned. arrested 81.
Mar. but his assailants had fed. ST.
Mar was tried and acquitted, but the
grand jury indicted the Skinny Pointers,
who have not yet been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

The Presidents message In full was
distributed throughout the Union yes
terday upon the wires Of the Western
Union Company, and was by them fur
nished to their newspaper patrons free
of charge.
Here In Richmond four operators were
engaged simultaneously In receiving 1t
Twelve copies were made on manifold
paper so that copies might not only be
handed the Richmond dailes, but be
mailed to newspapers in several Other
Virginia and North Carolina cities-citie:
whose Geographic facilities were un'
equal to this heavy piece OF work.
All this was done. exceedingly well
done we must say. In the early morning
before the wires OF the company were
needed for the transmission of the regu.
lar business Of the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
FoGS AND SUNSHINE.
Their Sudden alienation aud Its Effect
Upcn The Human Boiy-A Biz Of Easy
Latin,

Divide the familiar word malaria by cut
ting loose the first syllable and you nave
NAL, bad, and aria. air. Anybody with
the least smattering Of Latin can guess
what the word means. Wherever men
live and work In communities the. ar IN
full OF dangers. From the ground come
poisonous civilizations, attacking the sys-
TEN so gradually that one Is more than
half sick before he realizes that anything
ais him.
In the late autumn. when chills ana
fogs alternate with trcacherous sunshine,
the Misunderstanding principles in tue
air are especially active, and their effect
Is seen In the morning headaches, feelings
Of lassitude. and stiffness In tho back and
shoulders.
"a little cold" you say.
That's all, and IL will nevers5ive 10 ba u
big one II you drive 1t out with pure,
gentle stimulant. A public sentiment that
Is practically unanimous recommends
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey for this pur-
pose. This standard article diffuses among
the organs of the body an influence which
equallzes circulation and so prevents those
congestions that develop into pneumonia,
pleurlsy. and other serious diseases.
A stimulant 10 do this must be prepared
with the greatest care, By trained experts
who have it's medicinal character con-
stantiy In view Plain, everyday whiskey
Is worse than useless as a medicine, but
Duffy's Pure Malt has proven It's worth
in Tending off the debility 80 common az
winter Is coming on.
Those who use IL say that Its benelcial
effects are not only immediate, but last
ing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
T,EASDALE'S NEW STORE.
II 1907 EAST MAIN ikkEA

THIS WEEKS MONEN-SAhEEs
IT'S common thing 10 see mles ,, 30
vertisements singing the same oii -
shouting the same old story, anu VI
the same old shelfwOrn ana l'-i
stock as bargains" It's wearlsone.
used Anything offered Is chris'enei
bargain--lts sort Of a Jonah 10 '"'
business. .
We'll offer VALUES. this week. We
won't call them bargains-they '.'
presents. Wen almost give -,
away. Big present for a small e4''a''-'
300 pairs Ladies' Dongola Button Opeill,
sizes l-2 10 ;. regular IS, s-D hh1
quallties-This Weeks price 81 pA4f
One lot Misses KID and Goat sp',",
Heel Button, sizes Is 20 1. regular ="
oaalitiesMThis Weeks price. 75c. pair
$50 Ladies' I Kid Button, sizes :.
the same goods you pay from u 10 .
for everywhere else-Thls Weeks p''>.
$50 pairs Ladies' Dongola Button. ~o'.'
81. 5O-This Weeks price 81.
lar $50 and n.75 goods--This Ns'A ?
old ladies' Felt slippers. beagnt Il
goods. and sold everywhere az %. -1'''
Weeks price zoe. a pair. ,,,l.
800 pairs Mems Bun aud Veal Car pa ,'''.,
regular SIS goods-This Weeks pm
CSC. pair. ,or.
Gentlemen's Dress-Shoes. Balls. anI Ne'.
gress, regular $50 goods-This "s'A
price fl.2l pair. ,,..,
our Ladies' Dongola Button ani "a .
Mt s. are conceded By all 10 % ~
prettiest and best line OF soOls q, =, Ia.
city at the price. Don't fall 10 see .,.r
Remember. we never misrepreseni ,-'
goods and any dissatisfied purchase So, ..
return their goods In good order anu N''
their money refunded: ~. =, &.
our Fine Gentiemen's Cait snysS -
and our line OF Gcntlemen.s car -.
year Welts. made by Hathaway So. So
Warrington, az SS. beat anytu..,
ever shown In Richmond for TIE l''''
J.R rEAspADG
s.Arrkrn 1907 Nam street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

''Pop-guns' usually do more execution
against the persons who undertake to
handle them than against those at whom
they are aimed. We hope Congress will
leave them alone. Give us peace. Let
US rest. No more tariff for the present.
The country knows when 1t has had
enough Of thing. And enough Ii a.
good a. a feast.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Grover and His Gout.

WASHINGTON. December 3-The
President spent to-day at the White
House. but he will not give up Woodley
az residence for several days yet. His
gouty foot no longer gives him any Sc
rious inconvenience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
.WHISKEYS.

We carry the largest stock OF any
house in the South, and by buying di-
rect from the distiller we save the middle
mans profit, and are therefore in posi-
ton to sell you the purest and finest
goods cheaper than any other house.
Our 4-year-old Straight Rye Whiskey
ct 1922 per gallon is the best bargain on
the market.
Old Wilson, distilled in Pennsylvania,
5 years old, at SO. 30 per gallon.
Fulcher's Old Virginia Rye Whiskey.
We have also Private Stock. Faust
Gray. Gibsou's, Melvale, Monticello,
Favorite, Mt. Pleasant, K. Bond, Poin-
ter, and other brands
Old Apple Brandy, New England
Rum.
WINES.
We have o large assortment OF I'm
ported and Domestic Sherries, Ports.
Catawbas, Madeiras, Tokay and Soup
pernong Wines for table and cooking
purposes. We handle nothing but pure
goods-no cheap. adulterated, so-called
wines.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
Holiday RETAILING.
DECEMBER 4, 1894

DECEMBER 4, 1894.
A brilliant array OF Everything
ready for the grandest holiday re-
failing in the history OF the PEO-
PIES STORE. A stirring enthu-
siasm abounds. The massive
stocks. the surging crowds, the
charming little prices, a matchleSS
service, all generalized by a man.
agement determined tomake every
buyer a pleased and satisfied pa
iron. Those are the elements that
make this store, your store, the
store Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
r,,ew.,I Defeats BIuefield.

TAZEWELL, VA, December 3.-tSpe-
cial.)-After lining up, and Tazewell being
found in weight an average OF from ten
TO fifteen pounds lighter than Bluefield,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

Mr.. carlisle's state-bank system has
Federal string TO II. which Is war
ranted to keep wildcats In check.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
SILK SKIRTS.

The new Silk Skirts are here.
The Umbrella Skirt, heavy. all silk tai
feta, $40 and MO.
FulI Line of fair Cloth and Alpaca
Satteen and Flannel Skirts, all the
new shapes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

Daily we show our patrons
the difference between those
fine French Serges we have at
3oc. and those that retail at
fifty cents all over. They are
Just about the same-ours a
little better if anything-3S!
and DC inches wide, all wool, and,
beautiful black. Our values
in Fine French Serges at SOC,
are truly wonderful, seventy,
five cents have been invested
time and again for the same
goods old foggyism in bust
ness would have been all right
40 years ago, not now, the price
rules, and ours are the prices
that usually take.
Take our Henriettas, for
instance, you'll save in every
yard you buy. Those 3S-inch
beautiful Silk-Finished Hen
riettas at 5oc., those 46-inch
S. F. Henriettas at 75c., or
those handsome values at
Size. are exceptional offers.
The truth is-you don't know
what to pay for goods until
you get our prices, for ours are
surely the lowest.
FURTHER
Those exquisite Broadcloths
everybody who sees them
charmed-why they're extrav-
agant offers. That is-those
values at 5oc., 81 inches, or
the 75c. quality, equal to any
dollar Broadcloth on the face
of the earth. At 500 the
pretty smooth effect in 54-inch
Broadcloth was never over
topped for less than one twen-;
ty-6ve, while at $r.a5 we save
you exactly twenty-five cents
on every yard you buy.
That's what's termed eco
nomical retailing.
MiMe4 & Rkood3
Broad st. Bet. 5th & 9th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
THE COHEN co.
TAXES.


ROOM 7. FiRsT FLOOR, CITY HALL,
RicHsoSD. Va, December /, 1894.
NOTICE To TAXPAYERS.
The RESIDUE OF CITY TAXES, real
and personal. for 1894 are due and payable
in this office during the month OF De-
cember. \ penalty Of per cent. Will
be added to all bills remaining unpaid
after December Slst, and the same re-
ported as delinquent. and published. ac-
corting to law. Every male q years OF
age. and every person or firm keeping
house or doing business In the city have
been assessed for personal tax, and
will please call and settle. so as 10 avoid
being reported as delinquent. During the
year there has been put In my hands a
large amount OF paving, pipe, and sewer
connection bills. which are due at once.
and will have 10 be declared delinquent
II not paid on or before December 3ist.
Attention to the above on the part of
the citizens OF Richmond VIII avoid de-
linquency. and save them additional ex-
pense ONCE open from $50 A. VI, 10
6P. NJ. +. w. CUNNINGHAM.
de lin Collector OF City Taxes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

popular with buyers, popular with
sellers, popular with the massesa
Handkerchiets for the Holidays
all ready now. Nearly one hun
dred feet additional counter space
liberal space, liberal stock, liberal
prices. Glance down the Hand
kerchief aisle, reflect that that bill
Lowry sea represents 1900 dozen
Hlndkerohiefs tor this season S
holiday trade. Is it any wonder
that the handkerchief business OF
Richmond centres here
Ladies' Scalloped Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs. &C.; lG Csc. quality.
Ladies' Hemstitched Pure Linen iiahu'
kerchiefs, l0c. ,-
Children's Colored- Bordered or ram
White Handkerchiefs. SC.
Children's COlOred- Bordered Hemstltcheu
Handkerchiefs, D. each.
Ladies' Plain White Hemstitched, &c.
Ladies' Pure Linen Scalloped EmbrOid'
cred or Lace-E Edge Handkerchiefs' &C.
80 and 75c. value
Gentlemen's Pure. Linen Initial Hand
kerchiefs, &c: very fine quality, g,
Gentlemen's Initial Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs 12itc from l6 3-3c.
Gentlemen's Colorsd- Borriered Handker
chiefs, hemstitched, &c.
Full Line of Real Lace HandBerchiefs
Duchess and Point; bargains In them
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04
The Human Body.

About onc-twelfth Of the entire
weight Of the human body is the blood, and
this is the life fountain that rourishes and
inyigorates and cleanscs all the rest OF the
anatomy. 1t penetra,cs through every tiny
capillary, carrying health and vigor, and
removing the waste tissues il the blood it.
sell be pure and rich with red corpuscles.
Otherwise the fountain is poisoned at its
source. To increase the red corPusces and
carry new vitality to the very well-spring OF
life nothing equals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

q GILLESPIE, Of University Of vir-
~,r;, was the referee. The teams lined
IN promptly, and played the first half out.
,rhen rest Of ten to fifteen minutes
GAS called. and the original teams lined
80 after the first half In good trim.
A finish was called after one nour ana
.an ninutes of hard work. giving Tazeweil
the victory by IL to 0.
The Tazewell team received very little
.nconra gement from home. but she got
there Just the same.
o,Keeffe. as slll-back. and Hartman and
pe,rce as half-backs did good playing and
the tackles and guards did some very
pretty work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-12-04

,hs hoys went to work to win iaureis 70
sarrv hack to the old bluegrass nils OF
r. ,swell for the qualification OF their
many friends. The lineup was a. to'-
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