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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
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FOREST FIRES.
Damage All Along Church mo""'"'"'
Briefs.

GATE CITY, VA. November H.-''p
clal)-Forcst-fres have been rasins a.
seyeral places on the south side o. ci'ncn
mountain the past week. Much ua,,as0
has been done to fences. The rain mon
dov night checked the fire. and the peo t,a
living alony the base OF the moui'''.'
are greatly relieved. .,. , iarge
The abundant mast has brought , ,r,1
amount of game TO this section, and NUM-,
ers are having fine sport. ons , nae,
brought down two large wlid .u, MA Hus
Yesterday. A large black bear was h''ieu
In Black mountain few days ~. sli.cv so,o.
Mr.. John w. Epperson. one OF tne p,ch-
rams who aided In tho defence o, W., ~
rnond during it's siege and a hishiy iii, fT
spectee citizen. leaves with pis ia'"''
Tor Kentucky to-day. .,o ,,.aet,v
I, il said that a Democranc Mse ,,aa
sner Will be started at Wise CouIti,ouS;
In a short time. 1t Is not known WIN -
4 fine young mare belonging 10 ). !;
Mcconnell ran away with the coiotsd
driver, The driver jumped out OF INC
Gig and the mare stopped OF her own ac-
cord two miles from town.
Mir ". W. Nickels, proprietor OF .ne
Myrtle House. has been quite Ill ior se'e-
raj days. ca, GUY hut
no serious cases are reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
williamsburg Personals.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, November n
(Special)-Mr. Arthur Denmead OF Balti-
more. arrived here this evening TO visit
relatives Mr.. Denmead is the son OF
the late Francis Denmead. a prominent
and wealthy citizen of the Monumental
City.
Captain and Mrs. Lane leave In few
DAYS for Atlanta TO remain about ten
DAYS. They will also go to Auburn. Ala,
where they will make a short stay with
General Lane.
a large party OF land-buyers from
Michigan arrived here this morning, and
were met at the train by Mr.. John Dahn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
THE AURORA MURDER.
Che Supposed Perpetrators Arrested
Talk of LyCching.

WASHINGTON, n. C., November r.
ESPECIAL The supposed murderers of j.
y. Bonner Of Aurora, was brought to the
city last night. and lodged in jail. De-
tective Fowler made quick work. and
with but little difficulty he located the
suspected parties. Brantly and Creole
They are now behind the bars. Court
Is in session. and they may be tiled al
once. The Jail is guarded. and lynchinS is
talked freely OF.
Judge Green is presiding at this term Of
the court. The civil docket includes some
very important cases. -,
10 the Christian church here. and has
entered upon his work.
Rev MIR McCIoud, Of the Baptist
church. has resigned his pastorate' ana
accepted a call TO Virginia.
Our city fathers continue to agitate
electric lights. We have the promise OF
the bright lights bysJune.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

To POIICY-HOLDfHS OE Iri
AMERICAN FIRE-INrl EAAil i'.'
PANY. OF NEW NORh. Ia- amen n
Fira-TrsllrancD C0mr4nE. U. A.F lfA
has certified 10 Tie tnat Do hl-
carry on business Do r. r-,.
further that all ifs ilA.N
BILITlES for losses or tkr. .t,.
satisfied. and thar Dos cos iN'-.
LIABILITIES under Is F.
been assumed hy the PaeHA
Company. off Brooklyn y. l-
Law, as provided in section I-.
1857, having been implied
requested me % deliver iNn
held by me 10 secure Jos Virginia
holders 20 them. .......r,.,,
Now. this is t0 notify lN tte ..'l.
POLICY that 800
2fth day OF December deliver
bonds 10 the said Am.l..t
rance Company. uuIns ft.r" ..r
made hv the VIRGINIA.
HOLDERS. g. IS. HhhNAl
no 21tDe2i Treasurer O.
INTERSTATE CAsIALTl 'oNfhN ?.
or NEW YORK. This cImi
90 make application tD lh. .,
the state nj Virginia at OBJ. r.i
dars from this time iur tt' ,
their securities that arr
the Treasurer for toe DiUt0..
pol.cy-holdcrs in This state.
that AN claims against ihis
the state M Nirg'u1 iit. ,
THE INTERSTATE 'Arl PIT
Richmond. Va, November 90 ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
Major Watson for COIOneI-Rcgister
of the Land Office.

ROANOKE. VA. November 27.-(Spe-
cial.)-The officers OF the two military
companies of this city express the opinion
that Major Watson. Of Abingdon. will be
promoted to the lieutenant-colonelcy OF
the Second Virginia Regiment at the
meeting in stanton Saturday.
Oscar ID. Derr, postmaster OF this city
under Cleveland's first administration, is
a candidate for Register Of the Land
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
Circuit Court News.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday suit
was entered by 5. w. Travers a. Co. We.
J. n. Terrell for debt, S6l.35.
Michael Foley declared his intention OF
becoming citizen OF the United States
OF America.
In the case OF the Boyd Land and Inn
proyement Company VS.. q. .. owens the
defendant, by mis- counsel. filed three bills
Of exceptions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
To Consider Telephone Ordinances.

President Turpin. OF the Board OF Alder
men. has directed City-Clerk u. Il. Au-
gust TO issue notices for called meeting
The subject for consideration at this
meeting viii be the ordinance adopted by
the City Council granting the telephone
franchise TO the Richmond Standard Tele-
phone Company and the Home Telephone
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

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T.. X. ELLIS 81 CO., AuetiOneers.
TRUSTE E'S S A Il II

Ladies and enemcns SHOES AND RUBBER
GOODS Broad Of deed trust
by William H. pierceto the undersigned trustee
PUBLIC AU, TON at I'D EAST BROAD SIRtkI
1890 NJ aud $3.50 NJ
That dsy and at same hours week this LARGE AND WELL
SEI. @ GOODS in LADIES, GENILEMENS
MISSES, AND CHIIDREN'S SHOES.
thousands OF pairs OF SotS and should attract attention.
polswl be sold lot, to suit the public
II hAlS: Cash. ,o,. ,o,x,,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
LOST. sTRAYED, AND FOUND.

RICHMOND, VA. November ,, 1885
SHARES OF STOCK in the OLD DO
MINION BUILDING AND LOAN AsSO-
CITATION. of Richmond, Va, having been
lost or misplaced, hereby give notice
that | have applied FOR duplicate IN. re-
OF. Miss VI AGNES GRIMM. no N-Thot
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
One Woman
Said to
Another Woman

whenever I want anything in the
housefurnishrg line | always 90 TO eau
DIE & ROANE'S, because they sell me
what | want-dont try 10 shove off some
thing else If they don't happen TO have
what l wish to buy; and then again, they
have such varied assortment. Then
there Is another reason: | don't always
happen to have ready cash. and | can
buy there anything | want without being
compelled to pay larger amount simply
because / don't possess so much Of this
worlds goods as my neighbor. In word,
it is the most satisfactory store one can
buy Furniture or Carpets or Household
Fixings."
Isn't that praise? We try to deserve II.
CASH or CREDIT-that's the way we
SELL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

PARTIES DESIRING COUPONS TO
nav State taxes can obtain the same by
applying TO MAURY * MAURY attor-
news for bondhoders, 1915 east Main
street. no lisa, lux lntt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

IaDIESi Chichester's Engi.h Peany'oyai Pills
i, diamond nrAal, are tho Best. s'., E.,At's;
Tlts ScLi g.. stamp, Dor ItrtLlts kr.rt
for Laa.s," ~ tsErsE ~ Retprp NAL. A. Dru4.sts
Chichester Chemical Co., Philada, Ia.
my 2j-Sa. Su. Tu&Thiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28

Treasurers Office,
Cir5 Hall. November |, is.j.
STATE TANES FOR 1885 ARE NOW
DUE. and should be paid on or before
NOVEMBER 30th. after which date 3 per
cent. Will be added 10 all unpaid bills.
All persons having trustees VIII please
name them when applying 10 pay their
bills Notaries public will please settle
for taxes on seals.
CHARLES II. PHILLIPS.
Treasurer Richmond City.
no 12351O12l7a 20 "a =. 2S $3.50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
ID. O'SULLIVAN.
Eighteenth and Main Streets
ONLY FOR THIS DAY CAN YOU BUY At
THESE PRICES.

A dozen Nice, Fat Mackerel..........S 20
10 pounds Sweet Roll Butter, nice
ana freSh .......... .....-.............. 10
Beautiful Fresh Smoked-Beef Ton
gues-sel you one fOr............... 50
500 pounds New Buckwheat, per
pound .....'.....,...:......'... 49,; .
90 gallons Strained Honey, in 4-pound
Jars, per pound ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Buy a Peck Wine-Sap Apples for...... 10
Jersey Lily Family Flour. finest made 3 70
5000 Fine Fresh Roasted Santos COf-
fee, per pound ....................... p
1000 pounds Nice Pork Sides........ Z
Fine Old Rye Whisk y, years old. 1 50
1000 bushels Choice oats. In any
quantity. per bushel ......... ........ 80
Large cakes Bakers Chocolate for. 10
5000 bales Finest Timothy Hay............
French Mocha and Java Coffee, fine
flavor ..........,.... .'..''.'...... "
200 bushels Choice White Corn, per
buShtI ........... 800. .'.........-.. %
Sell YOU a Peck Finest Irish Potatoes. -
5000 bushels Water-GrOund Neal. 90
Young HysOn Tea, at one-half the
price elsewhere OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
New York Creamery Butter ........ 20
1000 gallons Fine Sherry Wine....... 90
Get "A quart Gibson Old Rye Whisky. q
10000 pounds Finest Hams in town. IL
(nO l6-Sa, Su. Tu&Th)
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
baby growth

The baby's mission is
growth. To that little bum
die Of love, half trick, half
dream, every added ounce
of flesh means added hap
piness and comfort! Fat is
the signal of perfect health.
comfort, good nature, baby
beauty.
SCOTS Emulsion, with
hypophosphites, is the cas-
lest fat-food baby can have.
In the easiest form. 1t sup
plies just what he cannot
get in his ordinary food.
and helps him over the
weak places to perfect
growth.
scSvv Bvw~a. Chemists. New Yedk. sos. and t,.os
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Depafin y,
foot OF Seventh street. lelepnote o., ~.
City Division, Office Man aai WV
streets. Telephone sill ,,
Union Division. office ISehiy'oia'a
and + streets. Telephone o.
Manchester Office, semmes a'eH"'
Telephone 232l. ,..,, al
Arc and Incandescent Ligas aDi
Electric Power az reasonable rates
Llectric.Ligh. Wiring a specially. q,
Parties desiring Electric h"slS y,
Power by notifying the main o,IV 40 =,
mail or telephone will be waited 1V''
by representative of the comp'D"
lrlf ,O-tl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
COURT ORDERS,


In the Chancery Court OF the city Of
Richmond, the 18th day Of November.
1895.
John Mahony ......,................Pla lntin'
".
Lewis u. Winston and others Defendants
IN CHANCERY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-28
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

WANTED. IN A CHRISTIAN HOME.
a WHITE GIRL for general housework.
Give age and reference Address "A
HOME care Dispatch. no ST /.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16

n those where free coinage prevails. He attacked the free silverreports con- cernlng the amount in circulation, and cited the reports nf Comptroller Fckels III support of his declarations. He de- med that the period between 1870 and ioSO was one of disaster to the farmer. ana referred to the census reports showing an increase in agricultural wealth ct over five billion dollars. after naVlhg deducted over one billion dol lars TOT mortgages, improved facilities Tor producing, such as harvesters. muw- CTS, binders. cultlvators. etc, and in creased facilities for transportation, such as the vast extension of railways, steamboat lines, etc, cheapened pro- auction and, therefore, prices were low.
 He claimed that silver had never eeen demonetized, according to Web sterS definition of that word. To de- m0nltlze meant to withdraw from cir culatlon. y we have coined and put in circulation nearly five ltimes as much siiver since 1873 as we aid prior to the ot the great crime.'
 Dr. Dooley could not understand why the people of the South want free silver, when the value Of their products IS measured in gold. Our principal trade IS with gold countries. why should our currency be made similar to that of our competitors instead of our patrons
 Reyerting to the subject of prices, Dr. Dooley reminded those who sold that they must also buy. Here he took occasion to show the injury that would be done all laborers by the in- crease in prices without correspond ing increase in wages.
 Free coinage, thought the doctor. would restrict trade as much as the Mckinley tariff robbery, which had mulcted millions from the people. For the benefit of the negroes m the audi ence the doctor explained that since the war over millions of dollars had been paid by them into the pockets of the tariff barons.
 He said the Sherman act destroyed confidence, the banks refused to loan money. and d panic ensued, He com mended Growers action in protecting the Chicago custom house, and praising him for selling bonds to restore public confidence.
 Dr. Dooley closed by predicting that the Democratic party would declare for honest money" next year, intimating that anybody who intended sitting still and waiting to be legislated out of debt by cheap money should procured soft cushion before taking his chair
 Altogether the occasion was one of much interest and good-fellowship. and well calculated to bring about acloser soclal relationship among our people.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16
A prominent Minister,

Rev. T. K. Kendall, pastor Grace NJ. F. Church, Atlanta. Ga, says: ''I take pleasure in testifying to the great virtue of Kings Royal Germetuer in relieving night sweats resulting from the debilita- ting influence of malaria. In severe ordeal through which my family passed from this oppressive afitictiolI. found Germetuer to be an immediate specific. Have also found it speedy tome to the digestion. and most grateful and refresh ing remedy in the heated season when suf- fering from relaxation and general debil- ity." New package, large bottle, los doses SI. For sale by D. c. Webb.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16
vickery's Slayer Recaptured.

Wm. Patty, wanted in this county for the murder of one Wm. Vickery in 1884, and who broke jail in 1888, was arrested in Phillips county Monday by Deputy Sheriff R. E.. Lee, while making his way to Mississippi on the ferry boat. and arrived here on the evening train. Patty admits the kill ing, but is confident he will be acquitted on the grounds of justification. The muroer occurred at Polk Clark's log camp, located in those days. near Big Eddy. Patty discoverd that his wife was unfaithful to him, and that Wick cry was the object upon which she was lavlshing her charms and affections. He accused Vickery, who admitted that he had been intimate with Mrs. Patty, and swore that he would be again whenever he felt like it. Patty became enraged and picking up a sledge hammer or mall, beat out his vic tim'S brains.
 It is said of Patty, that he remained upon or near the scene of his crime some two days afterward, and that owing to high water making that sec tion of the country inaccessible, he was unmolested. and that he went in d dugout down the river to the Hunter place where he tore up some flooring in an old out house, carried it back to camp and had d coffin made for his victim, stating that he did not wish to ''see him lay there and rot" He then fled the country and was not arrested for two or three years. He remained in jail some 80 days when he escaped and has been in the vicinity of Hele- ma for five years under an assumed name of Wm. Black.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16
The Discovery Saved H,sItfe.

MT. G. Caillouette. Druggist, Beavers vile, Ill.,, says: "To Dr. Kings New Discovery 1 owe my life. Was taken with LaGripp and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told l could not live. Hay- ing Dr. Kings New Discovery in my store l sent for bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get better. and after using three bottles was up and about again. It is worth it's weight in gold. We won't Keep store or house with out it," Get a free trial bottle at John H. Tipton's Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16
por't Stop my Paper. Printer.

Don't stop my raper. printer,
 Don't strike my name of vet; I've many things to purchase. Iloiiars are tard to get; Baf tug little harder,
 Is what 1 mean to do. And scrape t3e dimes together, Enough for me and you l.can'i afford to drop 1t.
 find il doesn't pay To do without paper.
 However others tuay: 1 hate 10 ask nay neighbors
 To give me theirs on loan: They don't just say--5ut mean it. Why don't you have your ownf You can't tel, how we miss it, II II. by any fate Should happen not to reach us. Or cume little late; Then all is in a hubbub,
 And things go all awry, And. printer. IT you re married You know the reason why. The childrea want their stories, And wife is anxious too. At first to glance it over,
 And then to read 1t through, And ! want 10 read the leaders, And con the book reviews. And scan tue correspondence, And every scrap of news. I cannot do without it,
 IL is no use to try, The other people take it.
 And. printer. so must l; I. too must keep me posted. And know what going on, Or feel asd oe accounted
 A fogy simpieton. Then take it kindly, printer. If pay be somewhat slow, For cash IS not so plenty.
 And wants not few you know: BHt must have my paper, Cost what II may to me: I'd rather dock my sugar,
 And do without my lea. So printer. don't you stop it, Unless you want my frown. For heres your years subscription, And credit it right down. And send the paper promptly, And regularly on. And let il bring us weekly It's welcome benison.
The Forrest City times., 1895-08-16
For Sale.

A first-class new sorghum mill and evaporator Mill is a No. ? Victor Jr Evaporator galvanized iron, size AK los inches. Will sell very cheap for the cash. Apply at once to EldridgeIS Douglas, Agents, Wynne. Ark.
The herald., 1895-08-29
From the Gold Queen

Assayer Hendey has inst made assay
OF gold ore which gave a return of $1125.9 "a
to the ton. This piece of bonanza ore is
from the Gold Queen, one OF the group of
mines owned by the Gold Rock Mining
company at Hedges, II miles from Yuma.
The assay showed S3l4 ounces OF gold ana
IL ounces of silver The gold is of very
fine grade. and will run over $40 to the
ounce. In this respect Mr.. Hendey says
it very much resem bles the Cripple Creek
gold ore, except that the latter is not
free milling ore.
Without much blowing of trumpets the
Gold Rock Mining company is operating
60-stamp mill, which is pounding out
over $1,000 day. The source of the ore
supply is different from anything known
in the mining world. 1t is not u ledge
or vein. 1t is simply an immense deposit
of very high grade ore. and its ultimate
dimensions in any direction have never
been found. The company has nineteen
claims of the same kind on this immense
deposit, with one shaft down 400 fee: and
lateras and drifts at this and the upper
works there seems to be an ineXhaustible
supply OF the ore. II is more nearly sim
iai to the Black Hills workings in Da-
kota than to anv other. The company
has beer at work nearly two years. Clar-
ence s. King of Los Angeles has just re-
turned from the mine, bringing in the
ore for assaying. The mine is owned in
Los Angeles.
The herald., 1895-08-29
POMONA NEWS NOTES
Return of Pastor-Big Fish Caught.-Cit,
Business

POMONA, Aug. 2s.-The funeral Of the
late Mrs. Lydia A. Parsons will be held
from the family residence tomorrow at IL
O'Clock. at north Pomona.
The City Guard Ministries will hold the
boards at the opera house Thursday night.
A concert on Second street will he gwen
in the afternoon.
Rev. f. i. Bennett and family, who
will return from their eastern trip Satur-
day morning, will be welcomed home by
tie Baptist Church congregation at the
motor terminus. reception wi be
held at the pastor residence during the
aftern oon.
j. A. Woy returned yesterday afternoon
from Catalina with the record of catching
u 27l pound Jewish. lie has the head
OF the monster on exhibition at his place
OF business here. 1t weighs 81 pounds.
Dr. f. Garcelon and family and brand
Mrs. j. F.Gorhard have returned after an
absence OF some weeks at the coast re-
sorts.
Trustees met last night. Full board
clerk and attorney present. Judge Bick-
neil representing the Southern Pacific
COMPANY, requested that the matter of
the franchise be laid over one week. He
frankly stated tEat he desired to frs set
tie all feversionary rights to the park, so
as to present franchise covering the
entire line including the park, and thus
save time. Mr.. Tonner had waived his
right. He was informed Mr.. Armstrong
claimed an interest but the abstract
showed none. He would have the alb
stract reviewed by the abstract company.
He said the deeds in point were vague.
He hoped, however, to have all matters
settled and the franchise ready for .nues.
day night. Time as asked was granted.
Tax ordinance No. 144 was passed.
City Attorney Owen presented an or
dinance to amenu ordinance % so as to
require only Is instead of 80 days Notice
to mold an election to vote the isstAince
of bonds. Laid over five days.
q An ordinance providing for the num-
bcring the streets was informally pre-
sented and went to the street committee.
The city attorney presented resolu-
ton recitine the steps taken to purchase
the Beckett IL Fleming water and con-
step toward ordering bond election.
Il. Hicklin, n. a. Rogers. r. f. House
and Others presented a protest against
the extension of fire limits over blocks 50
and IS from Ellen TO PARCELS and FIRST to
Third. LAID over until next meeting.
Bids for sweeping the paved pait OF
Second street were received from 4. l..
Stewart and Charles L. Moon; the form
&C for 81 per day with prefect machine,
ii ci Y removed the dirt. and ~. % 81 he
removed IT, aud the latter 81 so per day.
Stewart p.oposed TO do this work in the
night when the street was not used.
Contract awarded to Stewart.
resolution passed relieved |. J. En-
erick as night watchman and appointed
L. B. Atkinson to fill the vacancy.
The herald., 1895-08-29

association, held last evening in 6. A. R.
hall, brought out goodly attendance OF
members and provided . very pleasant
social event.
Then folio we'd surprise to the mem
bers of the association in the form of the
presentation of a beautiful and costly
Bible of the largest size to the council by
DR.. and Mrs. Grinnell. The presentation
speech was very gracefully made by Mr..
Pennell, to which Mr.. Petris responded
very appropriately.
Judge II. H. Rose is interested as ooun-
sci for Joe Fulton in reducing the time
OF his six months sentence and getting
him out of Jail.
Charles Grimes has sold his house on
Pasadena avenue to R. L. Fisher. the
price being $3.50. Mr. Grimes is building
a larger and finer homo on Macy street.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Scoville. when last
heard from were in Cologne, wnere they
met Mr. and Mrs. ". G. Stuart. also
Charles A. Scharr. who is at present liv-
ing at Frankfort and who was formerly
prominent in Pasadena social circles.