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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-08
HANOVER DELEGATES
Elected 10 The Senate and House
Conventions.
r RESOLUTIONS
40 Opposition to senator Henry i.
wfckbam and Mr.. ID. L. WINSTON
A Probable Warm Contest Over the
Eioafer.

OFTLEY. VA. September 7.--(special y
Pursuant TO a call OF County Chairman
r. j.. c. Scott the Democrats OF Blunts
Precinct met at divers this afternoon
q elect three delegates 10 the senatorial
convention TO be held at Bowling Green.
Caroline county. on the 9th instant. 10
nominate a candidate for this. the Thirty
fourth Senatorial District, composed OF
the counties OF Caroline and Hanover;
and also to elect two delegates to a county
convention TO be held at the courthouse
ON the 18th instant tcourt-day) to nom.-
nate a candidate for the House OF Dele
gates from Hanover and fioater from
Hanover and KIM william.
Prccinct-Cha.rman II. G. Oliver presided,
with Frank No.and as secretary, and the
following delegates were elected;
To Senatorial Convention-W. II. Camp
bell y. II holland. and @. O. Brown
To County ConveDtion--N. B. COOK ana
Charles Dabney
Any delegate present al either conVen-
ton Is authorized 10 cast the total vote
for the precinct In the event or aosehtees
a resolution was passed plcdging all W
support the nominees.
There is no opposition 10 HON. III. T.
Wicthnm for recollection TO the senate
or 70 the Hon. II. t. Winston Tor thc
House. but there promises 10 be quit.
contett for the fioater NOMINATION os
tween Hon. Isaac Digs and Mr.. Ed
wards, OF West Point.
Endorsed wicI1hom ana winston
ASHLAND. VA. September 7-GSpe-
cisi)-Delegatcs 10 the Caroline ana run
over senatorial convention, which meets
at Bowling Green Monday. were eiecteo
here this afternoon; also deiegates TO the
rounty and 10 the hoater Hgnover ana
Ming William convaDttons. Vie follow
ing resolution was adopted
''Resolved. That ws endorse tina Hon
III. T. Wickham for me Senate. and Dr.
n. L. Winston for trc House, and reduess
the delegates TO ne respective CONVEX
lions 10 vota for them for denomination
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NEWPORT NEWS SOCIETY.
An Entertainment I'm Honor of Two
Young Ladies'.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, September T.
(Special)-Mr. willard Bailey entertained
q number of friends Thursday evening
at the residence OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. u. Bailey The party was given
In honor OF Misses Matte Turner and
Lulu Braxton, who VIII leave here next
week to attend cHlege. Those present
In addition 10 the host aud the young
ladies' mentioned were Miss Gertrude
Norfleet OF Suffolk Misses Polly and
Lila Chisman. OF Hampton; Miss julie
Whitley. Misses Fannie and Olivia VII
lock, Nina Springfield. Mary Niche, Jen-
ME Niche. and Mamie Wilson. and
MeSsrs. Charlie Parker +. T. Palen. Web
Struggled. J. Mcclellan Robinson, Allan
Jones Harold Bailey. and Joe Wilson, OF
this city
Mrs John r. Williams and her dauch-
ter. Miss Zetta. who have been visiting
friends In Boston, returned home Thurs
day.
Mrs. John T.. Narye, OF this city, Is
visiting friends In Caroline county.
MISS Florence Wheeler has returned
10 her home. in Baltimore. after a visit
TO friends In this city.
Miss Josie Davis. OF this city. Is visit
Ing friends IN Williamsburg.
L. C. Saunders. agent OF the Merchants
ana Miners Transportation Company,
has returned from soJourn at Alton.
Miss Jessie Parker has returned 20 her
home in Smithfeld, after visit TO Mrs.
II. IL. Bailey.
Miss Dora Lumber. Of this city. is visit
Ing relatives in Norfolk.
J. Henning Nellas and wife. Of Lexing-
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SCOTTSNuLE.
A Successful silver Tea-Socinl ana
Other Notes.

Other Notes.
SCOTTSVILLE. VA. September T.
Especial. 1.-The "silver tea" given by the
ladies' OF the Episcopal church OF this
place at the rooms OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. V.
Percival, at the Powers House, was n
most enjoyable affair, and was well at
tended A good many dimes were Sc
cured for the benefit Of the church. Among
the guests were the Misses Clark, Miss
Nora billiard. Rev. and Mrs. j. r. Daniel,
Rev. Thomas Il. Locke and daughter.
Miss Maggie; the Misses Hill. Misses Far
rar. Misses Powers. Mrs. w. A. Powers,
Mrs r. T. Wade. Mr.. and Mrs. d. l..
Fox, the Misses Davis, Miss Bessie sta
pies. Mr.. II. c. Griffin Miss Mary Wig
man, Neesrs Bocock, Gault, Dunn, Beal.
Pitts. Osborne. Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
@. Nlerrick. and Misses Merrick.
Mrs. ID. II. Pitts left here a day or
two since for Red Sulphur Springs,
where she will remain several weeks.
Mr.. W. =. Pitts has just returned homo
from a southern business trip.
Rev. DR.. Campbell. agent OF the Bible
Society. preached at the Baptist church
On Thursday night. He returned TO Rich
mond yesterday.
Mr.. J. Thornton Rogers. Of Bucking-
ham Courthouse. was In town to-day.
Rev. L. II. Thornhill. OF Manchester
viii. with Rev. J. II. Daniel, begin a
protracted meeting at the Baptist church
here on the NTH Sunday OF this month.
Miss Annie Hall. Of near Buckingham
Institute, Is here on a visit TO her sister,
Mrs. Rev. J. r. Daniel.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

II we had told YOU 2 few months ls.. ago
goods were possible, TO put II Iniidiy'
| Atwood Imperial Serge, heavy weight.
| non-shrinkable, absolutely fast Black. jet.
! and Blue. IS inches wide: we limit every
customer TO yards a Dress Pat'eTn. as
we want the sale TO last one day. Price,
Sc. Mondays price. 43c. Remember, only
| one Dress 70 customer.
! Black Sicilian Hlgh-Ciass Dress Goods
Of low price, SO inches vide shakes the
| Dust. makes a serviceable Dress. t0c
| Black Sicilians. 70 Inches, 81
| only one Dress 70 a customer in this
| Black Silk-Finish Henrietta, 80 inches
wide, in Blue and Jet-Black; price S1c.;
SS-inch An-WoOi Black Serge, quality
| has been sold for 45c.: reduced 10 Zoe.
SG-nch Black sicilian for Skirts and
| entire costumes. former price &c: Mon
20 6-inch Black Novelty suit'ngs. Diagonal
| Serges for odd skirts and entire cos
| tunes; price Soc; only yards to Gus
| toner. at a9c
COLORED DRESS GOODS.
Wool Check suitings in all various sizes
from pin-head 20 a large black head;
full assortment OF the latest and most de-
s.rabie colorings; price %c.
SS-inch Wool ETscts DC
s6-inch Bright Plaids. former price &c. !;
now SIC.
45-inch Blue slcilian. something elegant
and the latest and SWEETEST dress Of the
season. 81.
We've been rather sxtravagant in the
amount Of care we've been lavishng on
this department lately. Our prices and
styles OF Fall silks will be Il surprise TO
you.
gfRisa
Fancy Taffeta silks high, rich lustre,
broche stripes. 15c.
Broche Styles Three-Tono styla some
thing elegant, 81.
SUM Evenings silk IN tho most beau
tiful stripes. white ground. peach-blow
stripe, oscil stripe, strawberry stripe. ross
stripe. black stripe, turquoise stripe, all
the new and dainty colorings. 9ec.
Plaid Silks, pronounced colorings 81
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
CARPETS made and laid free Of charge.
Our carpet man Gays he has aomo very
special things tust now; some patlerllS
that ara the very choice Of the designer
We know the qualities arc right we
know carpets. as we know dry goods All
the way from the raw material 10 IRE
loom. You need never ask US II a Carpet
is reLable-the fact that II is bere
answers that question.
Here are the Special Patterns we offer
this week:
Brussels Carpet, Coo.
Brussels Carpet. zoe
Brussels Carpet, 15c.
Velvet Carpet. $l.25.
Moquette Carpets. H.2.
Hemp Carpet. i0c.
IngraIn Carpet, DC.
Ingram Carpet SOc.
Wool Ingram Carpet, 4Oc.
Wool Ingram Carpet, zoe.
Wool Ingram Carpet, COO.
Wool Ingram Carpet. $50
Wool Ingram Carpet, Toe.
JULIUS SYCI.E & SONS.
corner Second and Broad streets
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| Rt,a EXHIBrTON-CoME AND SEE
THEM.

I Rr,a EXHIBITON-COME AND SEE
Absolutely the cheapest ever offered.
Sal XII Rugs. something new. the nnest
| imitation Of the real Turkish Rugs cost
| ing $50 and SO We are showing large
variety in sizes and styles OF Sal Ki Rugs.
sal III Rugs, large size, 3D.
Sal Ki Rugs large size. ;2;ie.
ga. XXI Rugs. large sige. 81.
Sal HI Rugs, large size, 1886.
Sal Xxi Rugs large size. sl2
Sal X Rugs. large size' Nf'
Brussels Rug, Tc.
Brussels Rug. 25c.
Brussels Rug. BIC.
Smyrna Druggets. 20.
Ingram Druggets, 81
Window Shades. all colors, 2oc.
: WindowShades, &c.
Window-Shadls. &c.
WindowShades. zoe.
Our stock OF Window-Shades excels oth-
ers.
Lace Trimmings for Underwear: Tor
chon Laces.
Right at the height OF -Lace-using time
prices cut In half. =, ,
For TOMORROW We VIII EEL Torchon
Laces that sold AZ ~ and &c Tor IL I--c'
CANTON FLANNELs.
Look somewhere else first. then you VIII
hotter appreciate our Canton Kramer VI
feTings.
Canton Flannels. value Sc: price. DC:
C'apton Flannels, value &C.: price. sc.
Canton Flannsls value loc.; price; 90
Canton flames, value l2c.; price, l-"o'
Canton F1annels. value lic.; price; lGc;
Canton FAnnels. value loc.; price Il i--c'
Amy quantity you want;
Red and White Wool F,apnels:
Prices look as though q buZZ-saw nao
cut loose through them. 1t makes dol
lars do double duty.
Red and White Wool flames. prices
Il I-2c. r,o,a
Red and White Wool Flannels. prices
Red and White Wool Flannels. prices
Red and White Wool Flannels. prices
Rod and White Wool Flannels. prices
10 pieces OF Red and White Flannel. only
10 wards to customer. 36c.; considereu
O bargain for Monday. &c.
SCHOOL. UMBRELLAS.
These prices should make business
School Umbrellas, 300.
School Umbrellas, 59c.
School Umbrellas sc.
School Umbrellas, 75c.
School Umbrellas, SIC.
School Umbrellas, Jc.
HUCK TOWELS.
I'm Pure Linen Huck Towels, l1xH
inches. each customer Towels, AZ u i--c.
500 Satin Damask Towels, l6x33, TO
customer, al Zoe.
TABLE LdSENS-TABLE NAPhiNS,
Prices and quality tell the tale; II was
q tremendous loss 10 the manufactures.
See our Table Linens at 4Oc.
see our Table Linens at 5ec.
See our Table Linens at COO.
See our Table Linens at 75c.
SEE our Table Linens at SOC.
See our Table Linens at SOC.
see our Table Linens at 81.
See our Table Linens at 81.
See our Table Linens at sl.Jo.
JULIUS SYCIE e SONS,
corner Second and Broad streets.
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vehicles for Richmond and other outside
PERSONAL.

vehicles for Richmond and other outside
pieces.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. John y. Goode left this week FOR
Baltimore TO visit her father, Major
symington. 6he contemplates spending
the winter I'm Richmond.
Mrs Sledge, who has been sojourning
here FOR several weeks past, has re-
turned 10 her home, in Norfolk.
Mr. william Fizer came UP from Rich
mond few days since on a visit 10 his
parents. lie has decided to devote him
self TO tho ministry. and will enter Rich
mond College 10 prepare for that work.
NJ. C. Judd has left for Norfolk, where
he has accepted position with drug
firm.
Mrs. T.. Sumter Smith has returned
home from p summer outing on the East
orn Shore.
Mr. jack Oliver has returned from Egg
gleston Springs, much berefted by the
trip.
Rev and Mrs.. n. II. Boatwright pa
rents Of Professor Boatwrisht, Of Rich
moni College. win remove next week
20 Buckingham. where Mr.. Boatwright
has accepted the charge Of reveral
churches.
Mr. J. NJ. Berry IL In Boston on q. bust
ness-trip.
Professor S. @. Anspach and VITO have
returned 10 Lexington. after a visit 10
his mother. He has charge Of the Ann
Smith Academy. OF Lexington.
Mrs. Tunstall is visiting In I.ynchburg
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HIGHLAND COUNTY.
The Approaching House ConTen-
tton-PeraonnI Mention.

MONTEREY, VA. September I-(spe'
c,al.)-Tho Democrats have called con-
yention. 20 be hold nj Warm Springs on
tho 18th instant, for the purpose OF nomi-
Mating a candidate 20 represent Highlahu'
Bath, and Allegheny in the next House
OF Delegates. County-Chaitman John j.
Hiner viii call district meetings In this
county. md the number OF delegates from
Higfland who will participate In the con-
sention above mentioned VIII probably be
eight or nine. The delegation IL 10 I'M
6erstood, will go unlnstructed
Mr. ID Nj Kyle ana his family, from
Darlington, are enjoying tho Highland
breezse for q few weeks.
Rev. X. II. Eleming, who accompanied
bv his family. has been making an ex-
tended stay Ia this and the border coun-
ncs Of West Virginia, has returned TO his
charge. al Lynchburg.
Messrs. Allen Q. Judy and c. L.
Fleisher left on the 9Th for Addison, w.
Ma, end the celebrated Webster Springs.
After having visited Monterey for seve-
raj weeks Misses Pearl and Daisy Yea
ger have returned TO their respective
homes. az Travellers Rspose and Hun
tersyille. W. Va
Miss Lola Shultz, OF Mil Gap, has gone
10 Lynchburg. 20 be the guest OF her sis
ter.
Hon. Charles p. Jones and c. p, Jr.,
were in ATTENDANCE at the Confederate
reunion, held near Franklin. W. Va,
on the 5tn instant.
Chief-Engineer Walker, OF the Chesa-
pcake ana Western railroad was uneX-
pectedly summoned to iIarrisonburg last
Saturday. and our people are awaiting
with impatience TO hear the result or his
trip.
Miss Cordie Cleek has returned 10
Btaunton, hrr home
Mr.. i. NJ. Yeager and Sandy Burner,
Of Travellers Repose. made a hurried
business trip 10 Monterey a few days
ago.
Miss Cora Sipe has returned from her
visit TO friends in Rockingham county.
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BEDFORD CITY.
strect-RaiIwny Prospects-New fres-
byterian Pnstor-Pc-sOnai.

BEDFORD CITY. VA, September T.
(Special 1.-The new proprietors. Messrs.
mack a. Richardson. assumed charge OF
the Bedford Bulletin this week, and Is
eued their first edition on Friday. Mr..
BLACK h native of the county; Mr..
richardson is from Roanoke.
There il now strong probability that
in the near future Bedford City Will be
promoted to the dignity OF having a
street railway. Mr.. G. Il. Runin, rep
resenting q stock company or Charlottes-
VILE Appeared before the Council at Its
session this week and applied for fran
chise TO build street railway, TO DO
run from the railroad passenger station
10 other points in the town. The motive
mower at first will be horses. The peti-
fton was granted on condition that the
franchise be accepted within sixty days,
and that three fourths OF a mile OF the
road be completed and In operation with
In six months. During the reign or the
boom a beautiful. new passenger eta
tion was erected by the Norfolk and
Western railroad; but, instead Of being
within easy access 10 the old part OF
the town, IL was located, at the request
Of many citizens. who had dreams OF a
large city, quite In the country. IT IL
tantalizing to see the trains rush by ones
door 10 the far-away station. The street
cars would be great convenience and
accommodation to the travelling public.
and an economy In the matter OF hack
hire.
NEW PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR.
Rev. Mr.. Eggleston. the newly elected
pastor OF the Presbyterian church, has
made a very fine impression In the COM
munity, and Is winning many friends,
especially among young men. He and
HIS young wife have moved into the
manse. and commenced the duties Of
housekeeping.
The Salem Carriage Factory. which WAS
removed here last March. is doing a
good business The factory keeps q large
number of hands employed. and all
branches OF the work OF such an estab-
l,shment are done under the same roof.
II has recently flied several orders for
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GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING DE
PARTMENT.

An 4 MIN 10
For this week we will sell a Linen
Bosom, Custom-Made Shirt, reinforced
back and front, all sizes, to customer,
at 53c.
Gentlemen's Pure Linen Collars, all
styles. l0c.
Black Socks, seamless. fast color. 1sc.
quality, only pairs TO a customer. l2lRc.
Tan and Unbleached Socks, fast color.
seamless. all sizes, iSc. quality, pairs
20 customer, 12l5c.
Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchefs. 10c.
Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchefs, l2l1c.
Genuemen's Linen Handkerchlefs,
I6 2-3c.
Gentlemen's Linen Handkerchief, 25c.
Gentlemen's Neckwear. 25c.
WOOL CASSIMERES.
Wool Cashmere Pants Patterns, N.25.
Wool Cashmere. 25c.
Wool Cashmere, 37c.
Wool Cashmere SOC.
Wool Cashmere, 75c.
Blue Flannel, g.
LACE CURTAINS.
800 pairs OF $3.50 Lace Curtains TO be
sold tomorrow for s2.25 pair. Look like
Brussels net.
Lace Curtains, 75c. a pair.
Lace Curtains. 81 pair.
MATTINGS.
20 pieces OF Bamboo Mating, seamless,
l5c Don't miss II.
Goods delivered to all portions OF the
city and suburbs.
Mail orders filled.
JULIUS SYCLE & SONS.
Sc corner Second and Broad streets.
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GiPlh0od.

arthur l.. Salmon. In Good Words.)
Thine eyes are flied with dreams,
Swallowed by tresses Of unhindered hair.
Like grass by woodland etfeafiIs-
Thy look 10 thoughtfulness unstained
with caro-.
Clear on thy face
Are written tsndsrress ana love and
grace.
As In the lawns hrst glow
A forecast ~ the glorious day we see
So with q glance we fIioW
The perfect wonsnhood foretold In thee:
Nor know we yet
Whether 10 wish thy growth or to regret
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pIssOLuTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.

RICHMOND, August %. 1895.
THE FIRM OF ALVEY BROTHERS
WAS DISSOLVED AUGUST -. 1855. by
the death OF r. t. Alvey. The business
will be continued by John 7. Alvey and
Edward Alvey under the same flrm-name
of ALVEY BROTHERS. In all it's branch
es. The undersigned viii close up the
business OF the old Arm. and all parties
Indebted 10 same will please settle prompt
ly. Thanking our friends for past pa
tronage, and hoping continuance OF
same, Respectfully.
fOHN T. ALVEY,
EDWARD ALVEY.
au a9-lt&tSu3t
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ART EMBROIDERIES.
500 Stamped Linen Doylies. new pat
so Stamped Linen Doylies. new pat
terms. 10c.
800 Stamped Liner Tray-Covers. all Diff
ferent styles. the finest linen. SOc.
ART LINEN.
In all colors. for pillows, table-cloths.
mats. newest colorings. 25c.
Drapery Null. for draping Upholstering-
CHILDREN'S ROCKING-CHAIRS.
10 Chairs, plush bottoms, to close out
TRUNKS.
See our Leather Trunk for $3.50. Sheet
iron bottom. Saratoga finish. lifting back.
BABY-CARRIAGES.
They take up too much room. We must
close the line out. We need every avail
able space for our Carpet Department.
We carried the prettiest and best con-
structed Carriage In the city. EXCLUSIVE
line. No one has the same Carriage. -
to $l5 TO close out
WHITE COUNTERPANES LESS THAN
HALF.
200 No. 300 White Counterpanes. Mar
sellles styles, price f25o-only one to
customer. You can't buy them for your
brothers, sisters, or mothers. Renem-
Der, one TO customer. Price 50; Monday,
N.S.
Bed Comforts, SOC.
Bed Comforts, $50.
Bed Comforts, 81.
Bed Comforts. 81 .25.
Bed Comforts, $50.
Bed Comforts, LIS.
Bed Comforts, s.
Bed Comforts. $50.
Bed Comforts. 81.
Bed Comforts, $3.50.
Eiderdown Quilts. 81.
Eidedown Quilts. s..
WHITE BLANKETS-PEEP AT THEM.
GRAY BLANKETS.
RED BLANKETS.
Fourth Floor-Take Elevator.
One of the busiest scenes OF dry
goods store will be the feature OF Low
PRICES IN OUR BLANKET DEPART
MENT. We bought Blankets when other
houses were buying summer materials.
We anticipate your wants. We look for
your savings. The sensation OF the day;
the event OF the week the talk OF the
town. Merchants wonder; our patrons
benefit at these prices. ATWOOD. Red,
Gray, and White, 1852.
MANY CHEAP THINGS.
cakes Rose Buttermilk Soap. Sc
I0c. Percales, 36 inches wide. 6s.c.
Check Muslns. Sc.
Flannellette Skirts, 35c.
Unbleached Cotton. &c.
Ia Belle C ;IsIsI i2'zc'
Dark CallcOes, ic.
Light Calic0es. &c.
Chenille Table-Covers, 40c.
J.argc-Size Chenille Covers. &C.
Writing-Paper, a box. &c.
Writlng-Paper, a box. l0c.
Dark and Light Wrappers, &c.
Canton FLANNEL, &c.
Wrappef Patterns, for mourning. Sc.
Dark Outings, for shirts, skirts, and
wrappers, &c.
Julius SYCLE & SONS.
corner Second and Broad streets.
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AT THE T0wE r.,
JULIUS SYCLE & SONS,
Corner Second and Broad SITS.

fellows Complexion Powder, DC.
fellows Complexion Powder, &C.
fellows Complexion Powder, &c.
Infants Powder, l0c.
Linen Laces, &c.
Linen Laces, &c.
Linen Laces, &c.
Linen Dacas, &c.
A Fall Cape, SIS.
a Fall Cape, N.0o.
Hair-Brushes, l5c.
Belt-Buckles. l0c.
Belt-Buckies. 2oc.
Card-Cases and Pocket-books, &c.
Infants Bibs. trimmed with lace, l0c.
Combs, &c.
Side-Combs. Zoe.
Ink. bottle, sc.
Mucllage, bottle. SC.
5 papers Needles, sc.
Combs, &c.
Finecombs. SC.
Crochet Needles, &c.
spools Cotton. sc.
Duplex Safety Pins, &c.
Shoe Polish, sc.
Shoe Polish. l0c.
Machine-Ou. &c.
Hair-Pins. paper, 1c
Good Pins, paper. &c.
Black Pins, 2 boxes for &c.
Leather Binding, for skirts. Sc.
Tacks. n box. sc.
Tacks. boxes for sc.
Beadings, &c.
Beadings, 7c.
headings, Sc.
Readings, l0c.
Readings, l2c.
Beadings. lie.
Furniture Gimp, &c.
Sachet Powder. &c.
Perfumeries. an ounce for 25c.
Childrens Hose, sc.
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See our Table Linens at N.75.
Napkins TO 20 with the linen cloths.
All new designs, satin finish. and decided
patterns.
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PERSONAL.
(OFFICIAL.) =

(OFFICIALl
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WASHINGTON, u. c., SEPTEMBER D, $50;
INFORMATION HAS BEEN RE
CEIVED at this department from Mr.;
Jacob 4. Child, the Consul OF tie United
States at Hankow. China, OF the death.
on the Path OF June. 1885. at sea. or j.
II. BURNETT Of Richmond, Va.
The legal representatives or the de-
ceased can obtain further information
by applying TO this department.
Per dispatch No. 81, dated July q, 1886.
sc Silt
DO YOU SPECULATE? SEND FOR
OUR FRED GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL
SPECULATION" Wheat, provision, cot
ton. and stock speculation on limited
margins thoroughly explained. WARREN,
FORD & Co. Liberty BUILDING. New
York. SO site
RICHMOND, August q, 1886.
HAVING QUALIFIED As ExECU-
TORS OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
X. 4. ALVEY. all parties indebted to
said estate Will please come forward and
settle. and all having claims will! present
same for payment properly authenticated.
CARRIE B. ALVEY,
JOHN r. ALVEY,
au fs.lt&tsu3t Executors.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
I'D LY ExECuTED AT THe DIsPAcrH
PRINTIN0-u0CsE
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JULIUS SYCLE & SONS.
corner Second and Broad streets'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-11-30
Estate of Morgan lyiIl5a
SCHOOL ELECTION.

The commission issued the FOLLOWING
order yesterday:
ordered that the election fo,. ,,er,-
0ers OF the board of education for sa1+
Lake city be held on Wednesday Deo
g. 1898, at the following named places
IN the several precincts, and that tho
IoiioWlng persons be named as iudeec
in each respectively:
FIRST Precinct-Eighth ward school
mouse, on Fourth South. Judges n
schroeder, o. H. Petit and Louis Nv
ans A1ooiS ny
Second Precinct-At Hodpms
building, los West Third South street stree :
Judges G. B. Blakely. George wester'
welt and S. H. Reeves.
Third Precinct-Sixteenth ward
schoolhouse. Judges B. T. LLOYD.
charles Stevens and J. N. Pike.
Fourth Observation-Disclosures school
house. Judges James Sabine, IT., Doug.
las Ferguson and j. T. Axton.
Fifth Precinct-Thirteenth ward
schoolhouse. Judges P. j. Daily. ]. c..
WINS and e. P. Sears.
And further ordered, that all returns
for such election be made to III. "
Meloy, at the Office of the Utah COM
mission. that he be authorized to can
vass the same and issue the certificate
of election to the persons receiving the
highest number of votes in each pre-
cinct respectively.
By the commission.
A. G. NORRELL,
Chairman