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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

Uuvler's Cocoa and Chocolates are unsur-
passed for their purity and righteousness OF
aavors. All grocers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19
YOU WILL BE COMPELLED

To buy a Piano for that daughter OF
yours. BY buying at Houses Challenge
Sale you can save at least fifty dollars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

The useful, beautiful and elegant in
sterling silver novelties and fine silver
plated ware at McNammee's, 2137 Mar
ket street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

HOLIDAY GOODS mt c. Hess & Sons.
Full line of Dents and Adler's Kid Gloves
and Dress Shields.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

The largest Blue Diamond ever sold in
Wheeling will be in our south window to-
day. .,-,,,,,,,, NJ,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19
EDUCATIONAL,
MRS. HART'S SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHILDREN

Fifth annual session begins MONDAY
SEPTEMBER. 16, 1895. This school offers
a complete aud thorough education Ia PRAC-
riCAL ENGLfsL Mathematics ENGLISH CLAS-
siCs. LATIN ald MopE..N LANGUAGES and
ELOcUrION Special advantages offered
graduates from Public schools. and others
who desire Co pursue higher branches of
study Methods and course of ms ruction
compare iavorably with the best seminaries
in the country. BOYS received ln the Primary
and intermediate Departments For circu-
lars OF interview. apply TO
MRS. N STEVENS HART,
au2Sh Principal. Wheeling. WA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

HOLIDAY GOODS at c. Hess & Sons.
Buy the celebrated Eighmie White Shirt
Fits perfect. Price S1.OO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

Sion and Look at the Beautiful line of
fine Rings at exceedingly low prices.
II. +. HILLMAN Il co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

Salisbury is mistaken in that little
mausr regarding the Monroe doctrine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

Fifty thousand dollars worth OF Dia-
monds we offer at short commission prices
-. MILLION, WHEAT a. HANCHER co.
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BUY JeweIry where you get most for your
money. wa IL hH->S a. we
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

DO YOU KNOW
That II. +. Hlllman & Co. have All the latest
novelties at very lowest prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19
list Stop AT

III. E. Hillman a. Co.'s while out shopping
and see all thu pretty novelties in Jewelry,
&c.
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Register
WEST VIRGINIA PRINTING COMPANY
PUBLISHERS AND PROPRIETOR

The REGISTER. embracing its several
editions. f. entered az the Posto11ce ID
Wheeling. ". Va. as second-elass matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-12-19

Everything Stone & Thomas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21

Peanuts Steady.
coffee-Easy: i6a2o points down: No
ysmbsr 81 =. ssassls &; Janu:,y nts q;
March 20 S $50, n,o a MAY su, sIsssy No.
. sugar-Raw quiet AMI steady; fair re-
flnlng. Sc. refined quiet and steady: on
\. l-iGa4 l-ic.: standard a. lie
cut-loaf and crushed, l-Sc.. graduated.
4 l-2dt 5-sc.
Freghts to Llverpool-Dun: cotton. by
steam, sgd. grain. by steam, Id,
asked.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. November ~
Flour-Spring wheat. s.. 25nSi.Jo
Nheat-Quiet. No red spot and No
vember. 81 3-ln65c. December. b,ad5 l-fc.;
Nav, - i-4Ns9 lee. southern. by sample.
eSlo6c. on grade g. Lass Lie.
- l-2u35 sc: year, 80 l-ilt3t 3-sc. Janu-
AIRY. 3bf3i l-ic. February. % i-iflA l-2c.;
southern, white, Au3sc., do, yellow, 81 Ii
oats-Inactivc and steady: No. white
western; &p2' lie. No. mixed. do,
Rye steady: No. >. Gate. for near
by iGDtic.. Tor western.
Hay-Firm at $3.50. bid
Grain Freghts-Nery duh.
Other articles unchanged.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.
CHICAGO. I'LL. November 2o.-rhe un-
confirmed rumor of the death 81 tho
sultan OF Turkey. which caused break
Yesterday, caused rise to-day. Bulls
were said 10 be good sellers but taking
The entire days business into considc-
ration. the trade was far below an orfi-
nary days transaction. December what
opened at from " - 40 " 5-Sc.. declined
10 81 Use. and closed az ~ i-ic.. a shade
lower than yesterday. Cash wheat was
t.uiet.
The range In corn shovel nuctuaiions
covering lie. but tn bulN of the trad
ing was At one quotation Weakness was
the prelOminating tone The weakness OF
wheat extended TO corn. and ruled prices
Nav corn opened At - $50. and sold &C
- lie. where II closcd-l-Nc under yes
terflay. Cash corn was quiet.
About noon there was quite 4 gather
iuE TN the oats-pit. and from a dlstsncc
10 looked Ike an excited market. but upon
a near approach u was evident that there
was more noise than business. May was
freely offered at % l-2H20 5-Sc.. with
- l-2c.. bid: but trades Were few May
oats closed shade under Yesterday.
Provisions by way of change from tho
inactivity Of the provision market therc
was lively time during a portion OF shc
morning Hogs wera quoted firmer, bat
light products derived no benefit from
that direction. January lard closed
l-2c. lower. January ribs. Dc. lower.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Openiug. uiypes,. LOVES. t.oany
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TtIENEIL COUNTY.
Sount, torrt-Thc Cattle Interest,"
Confederate Camp.

TAIEW ELL. VA. November 2o.--(Spc-
cial)-'fh" November County Court open
cd yesterday. Hon. j. n. stuart prosid-
ing. \ number Of felony cases arc on
the docket for trial. hut none Of any
particular interest.
iietty Rainbow. who murdered Laura
Ward, AZ Pccdhontas. hy cutting her
throat some two " cis ago. will bc in
dictod ~ this torn Of Tic coart. but tho
trial Will probably be postponed till the
December term.
james Harrison. VINO was convicted
about two weeks ago for the uIrd r uf
Robinson. some five years since. and sen-
fenced to ton years IN the pcniicntiary.
will make IN effort for new trial. Af,cr
the homicide Dc left Tazowou and went
10 Missouri. and. returning here on a visit
recently. WAS arrested.
THE CATTLE INTEREST.
William g. Harrison and ". !. Gil
lospic. V ho nav. been or an extended
trip I'm England and France. have re-
turned much pleased with ihc old coun-
try. They were conducting the sales OF
about 5000 worth ~ export cattle. ship
ped direct from this county 10 Liverpool.
and familiariLing themselves with the
situation. so Is TO learn whether it would
be feasible for the raiscrs 10 EXPORT
without tho Intervention of a middeman.
a NEW CAMP.
Tho old Confederate soldiers. under
call which had been issued. assembled hero
for the first time since the war. with
q view 10 organizing a camp. As they
registered the commands TO which they
belonged II looked as if almost every
command from Virginia participating in
the war vas represented. Those who en-
tered the army the last year Of tho war
at II years Of age arc now As. and the
veterans assembled ranged from that
age up 10 50. a deep interest seemed 10
he manifested. and there will. no doubt
be "A strong and thorough Organization.
Colonel \. j. May who led the Tenth
kentucky Cavalry: Colonel W. l.. Ora
ham. Of the Sixteenth Virginia Cavalry
and Major X. Il. Henry, of Mahonc's
Brigade. were among those who regis
tered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21

flowers bayfield,. now owned by VI. H.
lIarrcll. and which was partially JurJcn
over a short dine ago. The fire is sup
posed to have been CAUSED by spark
from ono Of tho companys locomotives
EN-Ccmmonwealth's -Attornoy a. g.
rcachy. formerly Of Ibis place. now Of
Newport News. Is here In attendance
upon court and Is employed In tho con-
i"s,ed jones-vill case. ana in the suit
of Ucnncrs Administrator rs. the Chesa-
pcakc and ohio Company.
Mr.. \ h. Smith. q famous nImrod OF
our town, spent yesterday az Hills. on
York river. "a tho guest - his friend.
Mr. - T. Norment. Mir. Smith reports
hirds very scarce. but hivalvcs of the
finest and fattcst kind extremely plenti-
~!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET


RICHMOND VA. November 20.--Auc-
ton offerings on Change to-day. 81 pack
ages, and taken in. Highest price, $3.50;
lowest. $40.
Private sales: Filters, 10; wrappers. S;
smokers, Is; western, %. Total. 90 hogs
heads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rettes, sl,7i2.i5; tobacco, S2.S0l0i Total,
5000
The dark tobacco sales were larger and
more satisfactory to-day, with prices bet
ter on all kinds. Frosted tobacco sold
from SOC. to $50. Highest price. S25.
On the bright breaks attendance was
better than yesterday. and the quality OF
the tobacco was also somewhat better.
with several prominent North and South
Carolina planters crops offered. for
which very good prices were realized.
Wrappers very scarce. Good sales OF both
bright and dark tomorrow.
The Llggett K Myers Tobacco Company.
Of ST. Louis, Mo. started work on their
cigarettes on the night OF the 18th instant
at II o'clock and pronounce everything In
prime working order says a special pri-
waite message TO Richmond parties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW. YORK. November 20-lt was
| generally expected I'm stock circles that
the formal agreement of the Trunk Line
| representatives TO maintain rates. and
/ the sound money speech made by Sec
rotary Carlisle AT the Chamber of Com
merce dinner. would have a good effect
on prices this morning. but these favora-
bic factors We're Offset by renewed for
oign liquidation. The sales for Lon
don and Paris account-about 1890 shares
in the aggresate-were all taken, and
after slight dip the list improved.
In addition 10 these foundations, the
sum OF 81 .OO).0'0 was Withdrawn from the
Sub-Treasury. and II was common report
that at least ;l.5n0.ooo more would be
forwarded on Saturday. This also oper-
ated against tho market.
Near midday, a moderate selling move
ment In the low-price issues set in.
Northern Pacific, preferred. Southern
railway. Chesapeake and Ohio. Oregon
Improvement, Atchison, Denver and Rio
Grande preferred. Long Island Traction.
Kansas and Texas. Ontario and Western,
and Union Pacific were particularly weak.
Northern Pacific. preferred. on dealings
of go shares. fell TO IA l-2. and later
rallied TO 10 IL. The weakness Of the
stock Is due 70 fears OF a heavy as
sessment.
Southern railway receded 5-SG3-f per
cent. 10 10 IL and "a IA. respectively,
on vague rumors that legislation adverse
to the system VIII be asked for in
Georgia.
The Changers were I'm the main. firm.
and closed higher. except for Burlington
and Quincy, which lost IS per cent
This stock was heavily sold by pro-
mnent trading concern. but the declara-
ton Of the regular dividend and state
ments that the company's earnings were
increasing at the rate Of $4,000 per day
brought i'm new buyers. and the selling
referred to-6.co0 shares-had no effect.
The Gould stocks were hrmer. Man
haitian rising to 100 and Western Union
TO s. j-S. The last named was scarce for
delivery and lent al 1-32 per diem.
The Industrials were erratc. but left
Off firm. Leather. preferred, sold down
to IS IL. on the unfavorable trade con-
ditiOn.
Tobacco. preferred, sold at lOo "A.
against lOi -. the last reported transac-
tons
Net changes show advances Of 1-4dl IL
per cent. Western Union leading.
Norfolk and Western. preferred. lost
H., and Southern railway, preferred,
SIS per cent.
The sales were 22S.775 shares.
In the inactive issues. Laclede Gas.
preferred rose 8. 10 Sc. and Oregon I'M
provement dropped 4. 10 Al.
Bonds were higher. Sales, sl373.00o.
Treasury balances: Coin, sS,So,0n;
currency. S9s.ll365l.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at l-2a2 per cent;
last loan at ~ and closing offered AT
-: prime mercantile paper. 5l-21f IA
per cent.
Bar silver. O.: silver at the board un-
changed.
Sterling exchange easier. with actual
business in bankers bills at H.sI 3-+D
AS for sixty days. and si& Lass 80 l-2
for demand: posted rates. Ass l-2usis9;
commercial bills. SLs6 la sLS Ii
Government bonds steady. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
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NiLLItNSiii RG.
'rcuIt Court uattcrs-PcrsonaI aud
Scncrut.


''..ltN-nlRG. VA, November %
Tho circuit Court was engaged
1872 ln hearing argumoWS on a mo-
new irial. ON q writ of error.
D. Sylvester Pierce. who was
at thc last term OF the County
sorfenced TO four years i'm the
Of,F The Judge has reserved his
Which may not be delivered for
nr cas- some OF the questions IN
eIe similar to those In the Pokey
ana others case. now before the
i'r. Court
court thls morning has been IN
".in The suit Of James NJ Brooks
cornelius Nightingale. involving a
' iaui in jamestown District
' county. The case was argued
fror by Messrs. Hubbard. Smith.
Branch tur defendant. and 10y
Aim.tJcad and Henley for the
lc demurrer <as oyerruied.
N.'l be tried 81; this term. Court
tt-.i this evening ia hearing the
Joseph Vi. Durham vs. A. ~.
and d. " Warburton. on gar
ssestOn
i"'ie Garrett has returned home,
tHafMing visit in Richmond, 20
a. Mrs Fannie &. Tucker. daugh-
" Julgo " ". ciump
," = D. Nicer. claim agent of the
''pfthe and Ohio Railway Company.
wa nero yesterday looking over the
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are but the pioneer Of others OF 81
similar kind that will locate here very
soon.
a drop Of 20 degrees In the temperature
has taken place here since early morn
ing. and il now looks AZ IL We shall
have snow during the night
Mr. and Mrs. w l.. Brannan re-
turned home Last night irony an extern
sive southern bridal tour. several latter
DAYS OF which were spent with their rela-
tivcs. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong,
in Richmond.
John Wallace. cashier Of the Citizens
Bank, Of Richmond. who is recuperatinx
here at the home Of his mother. Mrs.
Bette Wallace. continues 10 improve.
and he hopes 20 be able to report for
duty i'm short time.
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EXCITING BEAR-HUNT
FOUR STARTED AND CHASED NEAR
BLACK ROCK.
One Run TO Ills Dcn-Tbc Haxard-
Gus Exploit Of Nr. Rice Nfa-Dim-
Guilty OF Securing the Game After
KILLING -.

CHAIR. OTTESNILLE, VA, November
20 -tSpecial)-Last Saturday Mr.. Wash.
Via. s. years Of age. Mr.. Oscar Early, Mr..
Willie James. and Mr. Rice Via went out
or q hunt These gentlemen live in the
neighborhood Of Black Rock Springs.
country not thickly settled, and which
is the home OF "varmints" of every de-
scription in profuson. They had not been
out long when they started four immense
bears. The dogs ran them all the after
noon and about night ran one Of them
into his den in a cliff Of rocks Might
coming on the hunters concluded that
they could do nothing until morning 50
ono or two Of the party were detailed 10
watch the den while the others went
home. intending 10 come back next morn
ing and try TO get Mr Bruin out. During
the night the other three bears came TO
the den. II evidently being their habits-
tjou also. but were frightened of by the
camp fire. These had gotten separated
from the fourth one during the hunt. the
dogs following the one already run To
lair. Sunday morning the other gentle
men came back - the den. and with
picks and shovos underworld 10 dig
NNNi 10 Iir i'fi sup III wv AiNH' '''+r
Mr.. Rice Via sent his dog. a valuable
hound into the orihce. and in a few min
utes heard a "squawk," and the dog fall
ed 20 return.
HE COT EXCITED.
This got Mr.. Via excited. and he de-
termined TO go in and rescue his dog. The
entrance to the den was a long. hori-
zontal passsgeway about feet high and
probably feet wide Mr.. VIA prepared
torch. and fastened il upon a long pole,
which he thrust into the opening before
him. and entered without knife, gun, or
other defensive weapon. He had not gone
far when the bear seized the torch and
extinguished H. Several times this occur
red. but finally Mr.. Via located him, and
found his fine dog in a dying condition.
lie backed out OF the hole asked for his
gun. and while some OF the other men
pushed in the torch Mr.. Via succeeded
in shooting the bear In the head, killing
him instantly. Mr.. Via then came out
and his son went in TO bring out the
dead bear.
GETTING HIM OFT
Tho den was a large aperture. proha
bly, ~ feet square and 10 feet high. and
was approached from the passaceway
above described by an inclined plane The
young man went through this passage,
entered the den. and pulled the bear 10
the passage. and then endeavored to pull
him through but found he was unable
TO do 50. lie lay down on his breast and
grasped the bear. and the others caught
hold Of his feet and brought both man
and bear 10 the light. The bear weighed
easily 200 pounds, and was as "fat as
butter" The participants in this hunt
are naturally very proud Of their achieve
ment.
1t is stated that one OF the other bears
chased on this occasion was larger than
the one killed IT is also said that there
is one in the neighborhood that will
weigh 400 pounds. This bear den is new
Calvary Rock" about two and a half
miles from Black Rock.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. November 20.-F'lour duh
and easy; winter patents steady, winter
wheat. low grades. $225ns275: February,
fair To fancy. t2.Hnsi0 ~; patents, S.50n
s. 90: Minnesota clear. S2.75IS.z5; patents.
$.3j0N.l0; low extras. 2.2ja;2.75. south
ern hour dull but steady; common TO fair
extra, s2.l00s23p.
Wheat-Spot market dull but firm; No.
2 red, store and elevator. " 3-ic.; anoat
SC Options dull but firm. with only
local trading. and the close unchanged
from yesterday: No. p December, ~ 3-ic. !;
January. IS SIC; March. o. Sic; May,
IS lie.
Corn-Optlons duh but firm at i-sa5-sc.
Oats-Spots quiet and steady. options
dun bur steady; November, &c Deem
5sr 70 itc wbitS sy ;, .ac mls spi' western ste
2Sn2i 1-2c.
Haydn moderate demand and steady;
shipping, 1Cu75c.: good 10 choice, SgyOc.
Wool-Quie,, and tirm; domestic fleece.
Beef-Qulet and easy; family, sl0asl2;
extras. s. 5cess: beef hams. quiet, 1850;
India mess. 81.
Cut Meats-Easy: picked bellies. 5 lie. !;
shoulders, &C.; hams. i-+99c.; middles
Lard-DuIl but steady; western steam.
ys2 u: city. $54ed$5.i5: November. $3.50.
nominally; refined In moderate demand;
Continent. >6.62; compound, s45euS.
Pork-Qulet and steady. old mess. no
Msi0
Rutter-Quiet and UnchanGel.
Eggs-ln moderate demand: State and
Pennsylvania. 22t2xc.. western. fresh. 2l1
y l-2c.; do, per case. - s0nsi2o
Tallow-Flrm and I'm moderate demand;
city. l-sn4 3-l6c.; country, i-gc
Cottonseed Oil-Easy: crude, % l-2u2 6c. :
yellow prime, new, . l-2c., asked; do
of grade. 2sc.
Rosin-Dull but steady; strained. COM
mon TO good. fi.7cGSl15
Turpentine-Quiet and easy at q 3-iu
2sc.
Rice-Steady; fairly active; domestic.
fair 10 extra, 3 3-id6c.; Japan, 5-Sa3 sac.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Or
leans. open-kettle. good 10 choice, 269
3,c.
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NiDLbrIil<N.
TCrcst Tircs-Huntsmcn Arc Having
Fine Luck.

MIDLOTHIAN. November 2o.-(SpecialD
Several forest hrcs were burning near
Midlothian Yesterday. and did consider
able damage 10 the woods. one was
raging near the residence OF Mr.. $. VI.
Page and between his house and the
railroad Another was only a short dis
lance from here. and was in body Of
woods adjoining the residence of Mr..
Eastman
Mr. Frank Humidity Of Richmond.
Killed % fine turkey in Amelia yesterday.
Nr. Bon Grigg and MIR. Wisncr of West
Virginia. killed fine deer. and Mr. Ed
ward Dorset also killed deer. All Of
the game was lagged IN Amelia.
pr. Davis. OF Richmond. is stopping
with Mr. "a. T.. Justis. and spending the
time luufiuv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
QUITE : SENSATION.
Caused by the stafford County
Grand Jury.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. November
o.-tSpccial)-The County Court of stat
ford county was IN session today. and
guile a sensation was created by the
grand iury's returning an indictment
against Mr.. John W. Bullock, Of that
county. charging him with burglary, IN
having broken into and robbed the store
OF Fleet Coz. near this city some weeks
ago. This robbery was reported In the
Dispatch AT the time OF its occurrence.
and also Bullock's arrest and discharge
In proceedings before magistrate of
tho county.
Bullock considered himscH fully eNone-
rated. and soon after married an cstl
mahlc young lady of tho county. who. u
is said. H. prostrated with sricf by the
sad turn things have taken.
Bullock was baied Ia apnear at the
next term OF the court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
The Dry-Goods Trade.

NEW YORK. November %. The wes-
Their to-day has been unfayorabie, and the
dry-goods district has presented very
duh appearance. The demand for cotton
dress fabrics for spring and Tor new
heavyweight overcoats and staple SUIT
general tone OF the primary market -
without material change In any direction.
Cotton dress fabrics generally nrm IN
new heavyweight woollens and worsteds
the opening prices are steadiy uAA'n-
tanned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21

I(IlR cast for Virginia: Far weather;
'"' westerly winds; colder in south.
east portion in the morning.
For North Carolina: Fair weather;
westerly winds: slightly warmer in the
interior Thursday evening.
The barometer has fallen rapidly north,
east, and west OF the Mississippi. 1t
has risen from the Lower Lake region
southwark 10 the east Gulf coast. The
barometer is unusually low on the north
east coast, and second depression is
forming over Montana.
The temperature has fallen about %
degrees from New York southwark to
Georgia. 1t is colder from the Upper
Lake region southwark 10 the Gulf coast
and warmer to the west of the Mssis-
sippi
Rain and snow are reported from the
Northern States east of the Mississippi,
and fair weather I'm the Southern States
and the Missour-Riyer Valley.
The indications are that generally fair
weather will prevail from the Lake re-
gions southwark to the Gulf coast, with
rising temperature in the central valleys
and Southern States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
{ Child EcarsuiIy burned.

ROANOKE VA. November 20.-(Spe-
ciall-Dora. the little 5-year-old daughter
OF I.ettcr-Carricr &. +. Hun. Of this city.
was fearfullv burned this afternoon about
. o'clock. Her clothing took fire from
an open stove. and in her excitement
She ran into the street. where the fierce
wind then blowing aggravated the flames.
Her entire body and face are so badly
burned that she Will hardly live through
the uinhf
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science

of science. When made in
large quantities and by i'm
proving methods, an emul-
sion must be more perfect
than when made IN the old
time way with mortar and
pestle a few ounces at a
time. This is why SCOTS
Emulsion Of cod-liver oil
never separates, keeps
sweet for years, and why
every spoonful is equal to
every other spoonful. An
even product throughout.
In other ernulsiors YOU are liable 20 get
an uneven bcnefit-either an over or
under dose Get Scett's. Genuine has
. salinon-ooIored wrapper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-21
FREDERICKSBURG NOTES.
4 Charming EntcrfniDmeDt-In
trics-PcrsOnai.

FREDERICKSBCRG. VA, November
-(Special)A charming entertainment
was given by Mr.. T. \. Keller at his
residence Bunker Hin. last night, in
honor OF young lady visitors from the
North.
The extensive Improvements at the silk
factory, as they near completion, give
good idea Of what will be done in the
way OF an increased output, and the en-
ployment Of additional help. These works