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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
FREDi;RiCIIsDi re.
Assigned tn II. NnTs's Church,
Ucati,-Good People Helped Him.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA November
-(Special)-B.shop Van de \yvor mas
assigned Rev. Father Dcmuynek to take
charge of 81. Mays Catholic church
here. to til the vacancy caused 10y the
death Of Father Kenefick. This IL father
Demuynek's first charge in America. n"
having but lately arrived from belgium
Mrs Mary Murphy died this morning
az her home I'm this county. Mrs Murphy
only lived about Il month after the ucatl
OF hcr husband Richard Murphy Tier
death under the sad Surroundings j.
doeplv felt 10y many relatives anu
friends She was Christian woman ever
ready TO perform a kindly deed ......
TIL, services at 81 Georges ana JfinHF
Tuisconal churches and ~. Mary's 'aiho-
lic CHURCH here to-day in commemoid
ZION Of the Feast Of MI saints were
largely attended.
p1u Hinkle. well-dressed stranger
from Canada. who is maaing his way %
New Eerue y. c.. fell on the streets htf
iata last evening. ana was thought 1of
some time 30 be dead. Rcstorauves were
.prlied and when he Wds relieved NJ
f6lI those assisting him that hc was
qubioe. to sUcn attacks. which Wef
brought about pv injuries received IN a
saW-miu explosion Hc was without
means. ana kindly people helped nm on
ROY Timothy White the blind preach
a. from Norfolk Va. Tonight began here
a, Mission Hall series of evangelical
services. Mr.. White has been labOring ci-
frctiVely in Stafford county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
THE OLD NORTH STATE
A UtDGET or NEWS GATHERED
At RALEIGH.
Covcrnor Carr's burned Cotton
Fusion Agnin-Revenuc t"iiec-
..,.% Ncxv Recommendations
Fatal StnbbInG-Personni ana "eh-
craI Notes.
craI Notes.

RALEIGH. y. C.. November l--tspe-
c,al,-It is learned that there was no IN
eurance ON the cotton belonging to Gov
ornor Carr which was burned yesterday
nj his farm. in Edgecombc county IL
y.,s some distance from his gin. ana the
latter was not injured Almost his entire
crop was destroyed. 1t was stored uhder
"A large shed.
Nr ~. 7. McGehoe. Of this city, who
has for years been the car-accouhtaht
Of the Seaboard AIRLINE. is displaced
that Office being abolished.
several white boys were guilty OF out
r,ceoas conduct in the Church OF the
Good Shepherd night before last AT a
,ycddinc. To-day one of them was fned
-, and costs Efforts arc being made
TO find the others. -.-,.. +.
LINED TO preserve some sort OF mystery
,nnut thc continuance of fusion with
tho Rcpullicans next year. They nave
some reason FOR this: perhaps, 10 make
the Republicans concedo as many points
a. possible o.,. ,,,,t.,,
left to-day for Plymouth on business OF
the commission. ,,,..,
The addition to the Eastern Hospital
for The Insane at Goldsboro' will provide
for tho accommodation of l@ more pa
tionis. There are many applications ior
admission.
REVENUE COLLECTIONS.
Tho revenue collections in this district
for October were extremely hedNy.
The colored people say the outlook Tor
"a
cellent. II is the seventeenth ahnuai
fair.
Frank Tisdalc. young attorney Of
Ncw B-rne. WIS taken there from here
by "A deputy sheriff on capias. He rs
charged with engaging IN an aural' III
which a knife was used.
The heavy rain has eXtinguishef the
forest fires. which injured much timber
particularly pine.
The reports which reach here from Now
Borne Of the trials Of persons charged
with pension frauds are mat convictions
are easy: and that trials of Witnesses
for perjury are sure 10 be on" or the r.
suits Of the investigation
The cotton receipts are very light.
Here they are not a third OF last sea
sons roceints. 10 date. At Fayetteville
oniv 800 bales have come in. against
700 last season.
\ lo.0r-spindic cotton-mill is soon TO
be erected al Spray, Rockingham coun-
H.. winston will have broom-factory.
10 less than loo persons are at work al
Mayodan. on the Norfolk and Western
railroad. building q l50D-spindlr cotton
mill The capacity of the Dilling cot
ton-mill. al Kings Mountain IS being
doubled.
The jrregularity Of the train schedules
&c again very annoying. The rush "a
the Atlanta Exposition Is assigned rs
The cause o. D..
\ NEW MONUMENT.
EN-Tudge Schanck says That new
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CAROLINE COUNTY.
Death of n Prominent 1it,1cn-Ihe
tampaiGn.

BOWLING GREEN. VA, November
.-tSpeciaD-Mr James Haley. one II
CAroAncs most prominent citizens, died
at his home. near Milford, this morning
az : o'clock lie nad been very i'll for some
Zine with typhoid-fcVer. and his death
while "a great shock TO the community
was not ureNuected. he mad for long
time been engaged extensively ~ the luIh-
Der business i'm Caroline and SpoisyNanid.
re was good citizen. and VIII De greatly
missed in his community.
\ meeting of the DemocrT. BE- committee
of Caroline was called here for yesterday.
1ut Cu account of the vain. only one ~
IA. az IN, committeeman put in an APP
rrarance. and 40 business was transacted.
s yerai of the committee were on hahl
to-day. in conference with DR. Qui-en-
be~ry.
Or Quisenherry thinks that the indi-
cations are good for MS election % Tie
Housc but tn Doctors conscrva tlsm
and nodeStV will not allow him 20 make
any ''prguicti1ns.' What eject tie letter
Of Mr. g. II. PiersOn. the ereat iopuIst
leader. advocating the election Of Or.
OuisenbeYry. will have. is not known. In
the opinion OF your correspondent " VIII
have very little influence on the vote. 10
any The POpullst-Repuplican fusionists
will vote against Or. Qu.senber!N more
on general principles than ior any other
reason. Not that they are 81 VehcmentlE
oupOsed 10 the sO-called tr.ckery and dis
honesty in elections, but because they
hate the regular Democratic nominee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
rInE 7. sTiMPr"s REsTA'"ANI'
An OiI-sto,c ENpi"des M"
sjdcrnhIc Damage IL Done

About s.2O o'clock yesterday inorm'rs
an oi-siove IN Sir Edward A. SUM- 'naad
cafe. corner Eishth and Main eSp'o'e''
setting the building Oh hTe' 49,, .,.n
The cafe had jus. been ien'.'u
extensive improvements 10 '"J "" ~, a.,
,t,aiy damaged. and most
l ~ +, ~ ehcyond repair NJ. S,umpf ct
mates MS loss at Sso on on ''o tse '' build ID
lures - the damage to The
MS Tho stock and h<-
t tg,as arc Insured Tor 81 go in the virginia
Fire and Marine and the Mecha nn1Sa nn'
tsc nooi-tsolc for 500 In the SieIhaiala'
~, .r' t.,u5t,,s, also owned bY Mr. Sturini'
Is ne insured D' for s. 600 in toe Mutual had no,
Nr Stumpf and his family n1u vb b%,
-, ,,,n"n The fire occurred, ani Mucu
t a5sS learned the building was on ilre ,hey
escaped from their rooms IN lne'i I'M baS s.-
,sd stNrv window y cat vas 80 DdulS
mined that il had 20 be kilied.
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Highland Notes.

oiai Judge .. r. McDdnnald was or
hand last Tuesday. ana the county
Cont opened az its regular houi;
Tho case of tho Common~. dlth vs.
Hrown Williams WAS dismissed. ana me
prisoner discharged. Other cases Wrle
dieposcI or none Of which were worthy
~ ,ncurion. Ar,ornevs John ". stephen
son and James g. Lishtner, OF the bd'h-
County Bar. were here.
This term of court Was Wen dtttnh '''
and AMONGST the prominent persons ir"in
the various sections of Highland who at
tended were: John ". Jones. >; ). key-
n0lis. \. r. stephenson. \. :. +. DAYS
Tohn j. Hircr. J. \. Jones. }. :. NC
Nuliv. and i. Lunsf0rd.
pr T. H. Trimhle and wife. ana dauSh-
ter. Miss Maud. have gotten back iIom
the Atlanta Exposition.
looking after ,he interests OF the Adams
EXPRESS Company i'm Highland this we'k-
Nes~rS T.. NJ. Nettieton 1Hd ). y.
Campbell. from Allegheny county, have
been in this county during -he last 20"
days.
This section has been experiencing cold
weather for several days past. ON last
"Wednesday morning the mercury regis
tered AZ only Il degrees above zero.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
Hcbe,. Of all in Lcavcung u Govt Report
R>!a!!! R /
AEs@NHEyTEEw FeEyESE
Hirhcs. of all in Leavcning Powcr.-Latest U. Go'
AB@NHgyTEHw Eesy%E

monument of North Carolina grant,
will soon he put on the bat',e,S 49, IN
cuiIfnrd Courthouse. 1t - His -
~, N tho east gate OF the Capitai Hpun'
~, , monument to North Caroiira SUI
di.rs in the Revolutionary wal. 49,,
THE earthquake appears To nav.
foIt nearly all over the STATE EeseViIas
,norning. Farmers say the shocA was
very distinct ,,,rio,, Put
The Caucasian. senator Nailo''
,or,s nancr. urges the silver senators 70
s,ard nm TO him in his plan to capture
an The senate committees. ana says, II
thov onlv stand their ground. that they
con sacure every committee with ease
ord thus have complete mastery OF the
Senate. ,..,,,.,.
William e. Hines. well-to-do FARMER
of WAYNE county. died Sunday under very
suspicious circumstances His negro scr
yant i'm whose possession Hines
watch and money were found, is suspect
cd of having poisoned him. The hody
has been exhumed and a post norton
made. .,.,,
Henry Bell. a 16-year-old white boy was
shot and Killed yesterday III Sdi pSy ,I
county. having placed his gun oartlesS''
while resting at house aiier ""'''
DIPHTHERIA.
Diphthoria Is reported to be very preVa-
lent and extremely fatal Ia ladHih
county. there having been eighteen
deaths in one neighborhood. There Is a
demand for the use of the antitoNin treat
ment. -, ,,.,,,,...
Al 1adkinville yesterday. while william
Long was aiding "A deputy sheriii, upon
summons. in arrcsting man, broihet
or tbs man rushed up and stabbed Long
i'm the back. The wound IS considere''
fatal.
Or. ]. T.. VI. Curry yesterday paid an
official visit 10 the Girls Normal ana
Industrial School. at Greensboro. WhlCh
roceivas liberal aid from the Peabody
fund.
IN tho trial Of Jesse Summer. in Hon
,ersonville FOR murder. one Of the at
torneys spoke for nine hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
Propcrty Transfers.

Richmond: j. Thompson BroWn' hI t,oi.
!, Erocn. ana their wives 90 ~. IL. iV,
io.i 20 feet on north side Tayior street,
$1,000 Cross's widow and heir to Robert
&C. >, zee, ON west side Eighth street
bet,yeen Baker and Preston. Ay,: rro,.,,
~ r. Pollard and VIE TO y. n sida 1'9 %Ibv
49, between Eleventh and twelfth
subiec, 10 deed of trust for $3.50. $I,"l,
While {. Pemberton's trustee 10 W. -,
Hiiliard. % feet on south Sl sac Ne"aoi'
'iIorrico. q X sands. special commls-
sidner 10 Il. II. Ford. 30 feet on Deep Kun
flirnnlke. SlN
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itRAk EMAN KILLED.
Drnth of 81 Wcii-to-Do Halifax
Farmer.

SOUTH BOSTON. October 1.-(SpeciaD
j. II. Robertson. a brakeman on the
Lynchburg and Durham Branch Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad, was Killed
near Lenning. this county. today about
- o'clock. From what your correspondents
could learn. the tram was in motion.
and Robertson accidentally fell between
two boN-cars. one of the trucks knocking
MS brains out. His home was in Lynch
burg. and he leaves "a wife and Que child.
Feeling Cage, well-tO-dO farmer. who
lived in The northern portion Of the coun-
~. died this morning AZ o:3j O'Clock from
a stroke Of paralysis. lie was about ~
years OF age. and leaves wife ana three
children.
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Do. Ne,ting To-\ighf.

Post \. Virginia Division: or me
Travellers Protective Associat lon
- .ti,ts Tonight at $50 O'Clock IN
Rooms ms :i,' and y. Chamber Of Commerce.
After this meeting there VIII be only ~, one ne
husinoss meeting q month. which VIII ne
held the third Saturday nlslt. -.,,
ter> viii make reports. II Is ear
ncstlv hoocd that all officers. commit
taomen ana members will attend this
meeting. also. any visiting tfaNeli ins-
eaieen@qn. whether members or not, are
-..-....LL. inA.ilal u he nresont-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
= a oNO1 WOODWARD q son.
LUMBER,
Viz g e y SASH, BLINDS. Ere
sa.Su,W,In Ninth snd BYRD strse:A
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
NATIONAL SOLDIERS HONE. VA.
TIE AcI' RER.S OE-EIEE Ocf n fNll

NATIONAL SOLDIERS HONE. VA.
TkEASCRER'S OFFICE oct n. 1895.
sealed proposals viii b. received Al this
once until noon. n ESDAN. November
10. 1876. for furnishing and delivery OF
subsistence and Forage Supplies az south
ern Branch. National Home. h. Y. ;,
quantii'es 10 BE- increased 10 per cent.
II required. during the execution u the
contrlcr.
Standards can hr examined. and printed
instructions and specifications and blank
proposals Will be supplied upon applica-
ton TO this oilcc.
Samples presented by bidders viii not be
considered, unless same are called for 10
specifications. The right Is reserved 90
reject any or all proposals, OF 10 waive
any iniormaliticI therein
Envelopes containing proposals should
be endorsed. Proposals FOR supplies. y.
H. ID. V s." aud addressed Ia tn ln-
drrsigned. WILLIAM THOMPSON.
Treasurer.
Approved: +. 7. Woodan. Governor
~ -. Nc,So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02

The EpWorih League rally. which VIII
t,i,o rl+rn at centenary Methodist church
on : inday afternoon OF conference week.
promises 10 be great meeting.
Rev. !. W. Moor. president of the
uuion. SAYS that Rev. J.. H. RAWLINGS oi
Norfolk. "a splendid speaker and Mr j.
" Fashion an eloquent young lawyer
cf Newport News, have consented 10
make addresses
REV. Dr. :. 4. Steel Will probably b.
pr sent. and il Is expected that Bisnop
galloway VIII make an address.
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'ery REV. Father Cutler

was preached by Very Rev. Father Cutie''
V. q. .t..,., ,,era
In the evening the usual devotions We
heid at eli the churches IN hohoi ~
the Sacred Heart. To-day Is the f.unn' t,a
smnr At the Cathedral there will be
requiem high mass al $780, after Nwr ,'iis
weather permitting. appropriate $3.50 ~
will be held in the beautiful ceine''is o.
Al Calvary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTS WASHING. cali cor write, az
3pl west DuVal street no 2-lt'
\ SETTLED WOMAN TO NURSE
AND TAKE ENTIRE CHARGE OF
BABY. Best references required. UT"
Park avenue. no PTS
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED AND
RELIABLE COOK, 10 do part of washing.
Best Of references required. Apply M
once at SIS Floyd avenue. no 1T
WANTED. \ SITUATION by \
YOUNG MAN. who has had several years
experience i'm mercantile life as assistant
boOk-keeper and salesman. can iuluish
tho most satisfactory testimonials. Ill
commence on moderate salary. Address
CLERK, care Dispatch. no z-Sa& Iu2t
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, \ COMPF-
TENT REtiISTERED DRUG CLERK.
\ good place for the right man Al
dress with references, ALOE, Post-Ohice
Box 292, Harrlsonburg. va. no Lit.
WANTED. ANY RESPONSIBLE COM
PANY requiring the services OF hrst-
class stenOgrapher can secure same by
addressing STENOGRAPHER, care OF
Dispatch no l-zt'
WANTED. \ THOROUGHLY COUPE
TENT BUILDING AND LOAN MAN FOR
Eastern Virginia. TO man who can pro-
duce business we are willing 10 give =
liberal contract. and provide Ollie ~
Richmond as headquarters Address the
CALVERT BUILDING AND LOAN As
SOCIATION. Baltimore. Md. no La
WANTED. FOR UNITED STATES
ARMY. ABLE-BODIED. UNMARRIED
MEN. between ages OF 4 and 80; citizens
OF the United States. OF good character,
and temperate habits. who can speak.
read. anl write English For full in
formation apply To RECRUITING or
FICFR. I north Seventh street Rich
mond. Va. oc NV .Th&Satpe3li
WANTED.-A YOUNG MAN not
quite Gland with a small capital, desires
a SITUATION IN SOME BUSINESS.
with a view to an interest. Salary rot
SO much an object as desire o. learn
tho business. Address YOUTH. care Dis
patch office. oc al-5t'
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
OFFICE or CLERK OF

RICHMOND. VA. July y. 1895.
The foregoing II A copy Of the joint reso-
luton proposing an amendment 10 the
nth section Of Article y. Of the Constiiu-
lion Of Virginia, and providing for pub
fishing said amendment and certifying
The same % the next General ASS mbly--
which was agreed 10 during the sessions
OF lS9}-ls9i by a majority Of the members
elected to each of the two houses, and SO
recorded, ana which joint resolution was
approved by the Governor on March s.
1897. and IL published IN accordance with
a provision contained therein.
j. BELL BIGGER,
Clerk Of House Of Delegates and Keeper
OF the Rolls of Virginia. au 3-Sa'm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
University building Fund.


The Feast OF An Saints was celebrated
Ia an the Catholic Cnurche7 yesterday
mornirg Masses weTe gaid "a 8, *, and
lego In The city churchcs 40 Che Cathe-
dral Roy. Father Ahern was tnc ithrant
al nisn mass, an9 an eloquent sermon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
BUSINESS WANTS.

$4,000 \ YEAR MADE HANDLING
VICTORY TELEPHONE TABLETS, In
close stamp. VICTORY MANtFAC-
TURING COMPANY. Cleveland. ..
4 WATCH PROTECTOR THAT FkE-
VENTS your watch from falling cut OF
your pocket. or any one taking !, Win
out you knowing II. ! will SEMI one
To any address on receipt u - cents.
Address - T. MOULDS, HUDSON. ..
no 2-d&wlt'
DIRT FOR FILLING LOTS cox
TIGTOTS 10 Broad street 0rom tNposi-
tion-Grounds t. Chirnborazo Par'o can
be bought OF contractor - Old CITY Han
90 nl-lW
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DUBLIC AUCTION.

TWO-STORN BRICK UtI
No. 3l5 NORTH TWENT1 --
STREET
BETWEEN BROAD ANU iI|
LONG TERMS.
TT ESDAN. NOVEMBER IlI
The above MEDICM-Sl/h .N
NC. with SIX rooms i- nifaN
block Of electric line. Tho i.f 20
feet. and b. Just such INl'
sCil parties OF medium rlr
either as an investment or
TERMS. one fourth cash. Il.
/. =. and 3 years. interest af
cured by trust deed.
j. THOMPSON gRoNN
Oc 80
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approved March s. 1870

lLAi A0sNf- VI ifAs
approved March 5. 1870
Resolved by the House Of Delegates
and : nate ga majority Of the members
ing thereto. That the following amend
lnent 10 the Constitution 81 virginia o.,
and rs hereby proposed, ana - herrny
referred 10 The General Assembly 10 De
chosen at the next genera election %
senator's and members Of IN" House OF
Delegates FOR IT, concurrence IN con-
formity with the provisions or secuoh /
Of Article NNll - said C9n,ti,h.ti2ii,
Of VIRGINIA the NTH clause OF Article "
u-tich is I'M the following words.
Sacti0n r The General Ass mhly may
levy "A tax not exceeding 81 per annuhi
ON every male citizen who has attained
the age Of p years, which snail be ap-
,iiad -Nclusively i'm aid Of public free
t,hools. and counties and corporations
rb9lf have power 10 impose cap.tation
lax. not exceeding % cents per annum'
'o An nj insert in lieu thereof the follow
Section :. The General Assembly may
levy tax not exceeding ~ ptr duhuin on
e,orv male citizen who has attained the
80 Of a years. which shall be applied
.vriu-ivt,V ia aid of public Tree schools .
md counties and corporations snail nave
sxcaoling - cents per 1nnum, fcs an
,.,t,,o-e-. and The General Assem-
! To- n.,v impose upon every male inhaOi-
Int of Tho State between the ages OF
~ and 20 wears. the duty OF working not
.ayceeding two DAYS In any one year. upon
IN nlhiic roads ami highways therein.
t,.bi.et however. To- such exemptions from
said DUTY as may be- from time % time
prescribed - law
70 nesoIved. That the Clerk Of the Senate
or the Clerk Of the House Of Delegates:
az II a vacancy happen In both Of said
oricas the presiding officer Of either house
~ the General Assembly, be authorized
and required 70 cause this proposed
"nen'iment and these resolutions 10 b.
unfinished In one newspaper published m
d,cb If ;ha cities Of the Commonwealth
having more than 1000 Inhabitants once
q, week for three consecutive months, pre-
1.ious 10 the time OF choosing the members
of me General Assembly at the next gene
rsl election Of senators and members or
the House Of DELEGATES.
-, Resolved. That the Clerk OK the Sen
ate and Clerk OF the House Of Delegates
he required 70 transmit 10 the General
.sseubIV 10 b. chosen az the net general
ciection of senator's and members OF the
Jousa of Delegates a certified copy OF said
nronosed amendments and OF these reso-
iItions. together with the certificates or
n,ihIication by the publishers Of the news
naners i'm which the said proposed amend
r16nt shall have been published.
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a, GREEN ] IS
GREAT REMOVAL SALE,

We must do some quick selling. Our
counters are loaded with CHOICE SUITS
and OVERCOATS, reaching above the heads
of our statesmen. Must be sold if low prices
will sell them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
AUCTION sALEs-ru,u,. H.

WIFE, REAL EsTATE is snl.D r,.
IAAES FOR THE CURRENT r.f,.s
DAT j hAH hkH TO BE PAID be-
VENDEE. az
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
HERE ARE CLOTHES FOR YOU FOR LITTLE
OR NOTHING.
MEMS CUTAwAY SUITS made out Of fine Chogio Cashmere made
narke to sell Tor S2o
MEMS FINE styles made ont OF the latest ma
"ii'' o'"7"' - ~
ovERCoATs greatest geaSay bargains you sawoyercoa
rhh'' S'0'' ~ Tai Ike Sf.JO.
MEMS FINE OvERCOATS elegantly trimmed aud perfect
every o sell at SIC, S2 and SlL no
Hii' Ike hem a
NEWS REST MADE Sweet Orr CO.. GUARANTEED NEVER-RP
PANTS worth for $l39
MEAS FINE ALL CHEvIOTS worth high
ass for $3.50
BOYS SUITS.

We have the t OF the youths visiting Boys Clothing Depart
the Oh our
all double Stylish
: CHILL REN'S SUITS worth S250 at 1925
CHI. DREN'S SUITS worth $3.50 and 81 80, for S2iS
SUITS the best regular marked S. S. anu s LOT
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REAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE.
IGOR SALE.

THE BEST BUSINESS LOT IN South
west Virginia. ~ feet front. joining the
new Opera-House at pOcahoutas. Apply
10 NJ GIBBON. Proprietor
Pocahontas Inn, Pocahontas, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-02
YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY, DO YOU ?
Well, just listen. Here's how yOucan
do il. You know saving is making it:

New NlrLcret
Who is IL that doesn't like
Fine. Fat Mackerol? ........... -
New NucIswhc";.
We have just received carload
mounds Tor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Finest Creamery Butter.
Now. here j. something that YOU
will surely buy per pound -
Oyster-C hackers.
The incest Crackers on the mar
het: short ana crlspy ......,... 10
Fine Sugar-Gured Hams.
Finest Hams all sizes. sweet and =.
Juicy: per pound ................. II
GranuIatcd Sugar.
German GRADUATED. or Beet SUI
gar ,.,r.iR3 Refined sugar ,,r'....... .
Irish Potatoes.
W.. have the finest Potatoes on
the markell peck for ........... II
New York state Butter.
Fine Roll Butter, sweet as a nut' 90
per pound ....--..----- ....... I'D
New Crop Young B,son Ten.
II will pay YOU To- examine wha
We are Offering M Teas. We
have a choice selection. and n
you will get q. sample package
say . pound or even less you
viii b. gurpris 4. We sell
pound for Observation-Disclosures. "D
Fine Cofces
Our Mocha and Java or French
Breakfast is very iine ...-...,... -
Rocket Candy syrup.
This will give you I'm appetite: get
a gallon. only OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d"
Fine Family Flour.
O'Suliivans Prl highest grad"
made ......... ...,-...-.--.-....'. - 30
Wnter-GrouDd Meal.
80 bushels Water-Grount ana
Bolted Meal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ~
Fine thewinR-Tobncco.
Mugs Peach Tobacco. Il grand
piece Of goods .......-......t.... -
5000 bushes White Corn .......-... -
1000 bales Timothy HAY, per cWt. -
1868 bushels Finest Clean Oats. ~
Fine old Rye NhiSi,ey,
years old. per gallon ............ u -
1000 pounds Finest Country Ia
con. from Alhemdrie. pr pound
There are several reasons why You
should send MS your orders The most
urgent is you can buy so much cheaper.
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