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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-10-05
CURRENT COMMENT.

l. r. DAWSON, Of pes Moincs. Ia,
claims to have discovered process for
making steel equal to the famed
Damascus, the art for making which
has been lost for centuries
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-10-05

BISHOP Potter, of New York, de-
clares that the present age is one OF
new men and new crises, and that the
church should recognize their exist.
istence frankly. One Of the prin'
cipal necessities, in his opinion, is the
obliteration or material modification
81 sectarian lines He proposes union
of faiths In IN American church that
shall be 1.-THE refuge OF oil doubling
and storm tossed souls, the true mother
of the rich and poor, OF the seeker
after truth and the Hnder OF II, the
sanity soul and the returning prodi'
gal alike, all walking in its light, and
fed with its immortal bread"
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-10-05

The Globe-Democrat says: Lieut.
Peary's two voyages to Greenland have
served to strengthen the theory that the
only way to advance In the far Arctic
region Is by siege approaches, and
even these would have to be scientili'
cally conducted, for peary's party on
the last journey nearly starved
through the failure to find the spot
where large quantity OF provisions
were storal. The wild dashes made
TO reach the north pole have been more
or less disastrous and have become tire
some A slow march upon It, keepin:
the Cracker line" open. with depot
Of supplies, is the rational pla3.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-10-05
A burglar Killed.

New YoRK, Oct. 3. "A man, while at.
tempting to commit burglary, fell
from an upper story of the Hotel st.
Lorenz carly yesterday morning and
wns killed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-10-05

BErwEEs 1850 and 1850 the wealth OF
this country increased 1875 per cent;
In the next decade, between 1880 and
1870. It had increased sS.5 per cent
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-10-05
1t will Pay

To make some provision for your physical
health at this season, because cold or
cough, IN attack Of pneumonia or typhoid
fever now may make you an invalid all
winter. First of all be sure that your blood
Is pure, for health depends upon pure
blood. A few bottles OF Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla will be q paying investment now. 1t
will give you pure, rich blood and invigor-
ate your whole system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. October 4-Flour-DulI
and barely steady; winter-w wheat. .ow
grades, y22JaS2o0; fair 10 fancy, s2SOa
81. -; patents, SJ.5JaS $40: Minnesota Gear
E.15nS25: patents. s.; -5aN ~; low extras,
e. .va $50. southern flour, dull and easy;
common to fair extra, S.l0a2.6O; good 10
choice. do. t2l0qS.So.
Wheat-Spot dull. weak. and lower; No.
red, store and elevator. % o-ee~ l.sS.
afoat. TO 5-sc options modera tely active
and unsettled: declining. rally.ns, falling
again, and closing weak, at L. 0-6c.
decline. Sales included No. red, VI j.
~ .i-ic. october 81 3-Sc.; Dece mber, % i-se.
Corn-Spots steady but duh: No. 2
81 iSc., In elevator, IS Use, ilodt OPP
tons dull but steady. closing bare.y
steady at unchanged price, 10 a Sc.
80 5-sc.: December, 80 .-i., MAJ. % S-oc
Oats-Spot quiet anl "".th~i Op"oHs
neglected ana lower, Or,'n'r. sc De
,cmDer. p &c. spot No. -Sc, mixed
hay-F.rm. cleaning up close; shipping
.0c. good to choice. S5asyc
Wotl-Ouiet and frm d0mestc c, ieece
lOd22c.; pulled. l5qS4c.; Texas. l0uIic
Beei-Nl ai-t ana nrn. tdmsiy, ss4,4-, ex-
ira mo y"5v4'o. .,-.s--,
Tierced Beet-ouiet and steady; city ex-
ira In.ia mess, 81.
at Ai-ats-D-.i and unchanged A.,
Lard-t.uiet nd Unchanged. refined,
,6s, compo nj, l--Gjc.
POrk-SteIdF ana qAI 1, mess, sJ.'Je ~.
Butter--faHcy StatC GtlfJ. - lie ho.'
creamery. - l--0-4c wt'fn carry, lye
Egss-Caolee. ihrly active lud ncm
Statr ana peElsyitallA, Is -fi Ac,, west
I'm l.,sn. iCgiSe., 10, pei ease' N.y'4
Flow Easy and deil. city. 3-Sc.,
asked. COUNTRY, 1 3-Su4 J-sc.
Cottons s,d -Oil-Quiet, bat held nrm y
crude. 3 lac: yellow prime. q lie; do,
900, on grade. % j-ig.5c
Petroleum-Qulet and unchanged.
Rosn--uuiel and stc4os TIA ned, COM
mon 10 good N.T l-2qN.52 IL.
Turpentine-Dull but STEADY. at ZS9
Rice-steady and unchanged.
Molasses-F'oreign nominal: New Or
leans. open kette. good u enDlcS. -S4S-c
demand moderate; market steady.
coffes-CIosed barely steady. and 5gl5
Doints down. October 80 ~; December,
sl5. O5e yl5 Is; January. si4so; March, NLWg
l4su: May. t4.~; spot kio quiet anu
steady; No :. 10 1875 lac
sugar-Raw. firm but dull; fair REIN
iux i-ac.. bid; refined fairly active ana
firfn: of "A. l-sqi S-Sc. standard ~,
4 i-2lt4 ll-loc: cut-loaf and crushed. lisa
, 5-iee: granulated. l-2s li-loc
Treiehts TO I.iverpool-Qliet and steady;
cotton by steam. steady, I-sid., grain, by
steam . Lac I'D.
Southern fre sh fruits; Peaches quiet for
the quality Offering. sweet potatoes qulet
and weak. with s. the extreme;
Peaches-Carrier. 81 caE2o; do, crate,
Ndsl rs: do. basket We nsi"'
Potatoes-Sweet. N.S2tE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
Deaf MS,

CARDWELL- Died. at Sweet Chaly'
beate Springs, Va, october Sd. GEORGE
II. CARDWELL; in the 18th year OF hi,
age.
Remains will reach the city via Chesa.
peake and Ohio railway SATURDAY
MORNING. at SD o'clock. Burial from
depot. Interment az Hollywood.
CRULL-Entered into rest. at the
home OF her parenA No. 81 north Nine
tenth street. September Is. 1896.
MYRTLE O.'CRULL; aged Il years and
8 months.
Yet do not weep sweet mother. now;
'rwould break this body's spell:
Those burning tears fall on my brow;
Farewell, on fare thee we'll
The remains were taken to the famil!
plot. in Goochland. to await the final re
surrecton.
STOVALL.--Died, October 18th. at 8 A
NJ, at her parents residence. No. I'll
Church Hill avenue. MIRIAM. youngest
child Of Thomas ii. and Ida J. Stoyall
aged ) months.
Funeral from residence THIS (Satur
day) MORNING. at 10 o'clock. Intsrneni
at lakewood. Friends and acquaintance
invited to attend.
vERMILLERA.-Died. at the residence
OF his parents, on Chelsea Hill. October
4th, at % minutes past o'clock A. NJ.
CHARLES CHRISTIAN. infant son OF
William G. and l.. w. Nermillera' aged
l year and months
Funeral will take place from Farmoun
Methodist Episcopal church SUNDAY
AFTERNOON. a. O'Clock. Friends anC
acquaintance of the family, and thos,
OF his grandmother. Mrs. NJ l.. Allen
are respectfully invited to atteni. 2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
ON THE PENINSULA.
NEWPORT NEWS AND THE CUES
TION OF INCORPORATION.
4 New Census to Re Decentralization
of Officers Of n Choral Association.
The Y. VI. &. A.-E1ks' Social ses-
sion.
sion.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. october A.
(Special)-In view OF the contemplated
Incorporation Of Newport News this win
ter. the Business Mems Association re-
Gently requested the Board Of Police COM
mssioners 10 have census OF the CITY
taken by policemen. The board has APP
pointed C. c. Smith and c. B. Bailey
special policemen to do the work. ana
they will begin next Monday
The following officers were elected last
night at a meeting Of the Haydn Chorai
Association: Robert 7. Orr. president j.
A. williams. vice-president; j. h. Nourse'
treasurer: Miss Nellie Allen, secretary
Mr.. Joe Wilson. librarian; Board Of Di-
rectors-Mr william Hamilton. Mr.. w.
]. helms. Mrs. W. Scott Boyenton' Mrs'
0. j. Birmingham. and Miss Sallie Brax-
ton. II was the first meeting OF the as
ISOLATION for several months vacation
having been taken during the hot season.
The organization proposes 10 give wv"
public concerts this winter.
The Young Mems Christian Association
District Conference announced TO meet
here to-day, has been postponed until
Friday. October 18th. The conference VIII
be in session three Jays.
The Italian bark Consigha Galatola ar
rived here this morning from Norfolk
She will load cargo OF slaves for Cadiz.
Newport News Lodge. No. 3l5, b. +. o
Elks, gave a social session tonight.
number Of invited guests were present
and the occasion was a very enjoyable
one.
Sheriff T. w Milstead returned this
morning from a trip to Richmond and Pc
tershurg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear aud pleasant.
State of thermometer:
Mean temperature. go. .6i5s
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK october "A break IN
Kafiir South African Mining stock In
London. slightly higher rates 70, ster-
ing exchange and a hardening tendency
N the money market led to liquidations
OF long stocks, and AZ the same time
encouraged the bears at the Stock Ex-
change 10 fresh efforts. The result was
a break of l-id2 SIS per cent. Chicago
Gas leading.
The stump in KafIirs, II was argued.
| will add to further Nquidations Of Amer
lean securities, and this was partly borne
out by the sale OF 600 shares OF ST. Paul
for London account.
RumOrs that gold exports would be
resumed at an early day because OF the
trouble In Katiirs were revived. and the
slight recovery in The rates OF sterling
exchange was pointed to as proof post
tive
1t may be said in this connection that
leading drawers Of exchange ascribe the
comparative trmness of this particular
market today TO the fact that remit
tiers have TO reach London in time for
the fortniehtly settlement there. The
same authorities predict lower ia .es next
week. unless there are Unexpectedly SEN
5ational developments in the mining
speculation abroad.
fhe call for deposits Of Chicago Gas
certificates by the Flower Oicott com
.nittee was taken advantage of by some
Il the bob-;aI pools TO SELL and the
stock under these offerings fell from
- IS 10 1Gn70 "a. Sugar also felt the in
huence Of realizations. and ran OF from
IlO3-s to los 3.4al09
The railway list declined anywhere
from Ii To 21-S per cent. Manhattan
and the Changers scored the greatest
losses.
The announcement OF an import OF
$4,000 I'm gold steadied the market in
the last hour. and slight rally ensuei.
Net changes show losses of i-4fi2 IS
per cent. The total sales were 2nSl0
shares. Including 33.@l Sugar. % eOo chi
cago Gas. 1880 St. Paul, 1880 Burling-
ton. and 900 Read ng.
Bonds were weaker. The sales footed
up 17i0e0.
Treasury balances: Coin. s9l.3n. Az;
currency. slCs, 49, il9.
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.
Money on call firmer at 1l-2Q3: last
loan al 2l-2. and closing offered at 2l-2
ner cent. Prime mercantile paper 3-4a
5i-2 per cent.
Rar silver, 81; silver a the board quiet
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business In bankers bills al $3.50 g-fG
"a FOR six days 9nd siG l-2Tsi e 3 {
for demand Posted rates. As7Qsiss
/ rnoru.rcial bills $i.S5 l-24S4.S6
government bonds strong. State bonds
e,m Railroad bonds weak.
All rk o. GTATIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO. It'll. October 4fOr the
present AT least. Glc or the peiGbnof-
hood seems 70 be the minimum nfice Tor
December wheat Numerous efforts 20
break the price belOs thar iimit have beeI
unrnccessful. and believers ia The value oi
the cereal point to Thar fact 3s con
ViHcing argument that when me pfesa,lre
or selling + removed 4 marked huproFt-
msEt may. be looked FOR I,e tnat az y
may here Is no dsay ing the TACT that
prices failed to hold any advance above
the point mentioned. the close b"ins weak
al almost the inside quotations. nc
arening was NJ A decline from ycster lay.
!. further loss Immediately following. ana
he asst hour was prolific OF weakness,
offerings meeting with poor response
December wheat 90 ma az from -
- Lie; sold hetwc,n 81 - ana o. y.
Ggc.. and closed at 81 i-sc.--3-ic. under ye'
terday. Cash wheat Was l-Zc. per OusHri
lower.
Corn-The trade or action N corr 10
served no particular ~ n'l'n. - ~ ,
.eceut past the business was duii ana
dragg ng. but prices nt
narrow limits within VIII ca puts am
calls" sod. preserving the hrmness .
tore. That the trade looks ior no VIZ h,i
or extraordinary movement Is eVinced oy
the extremely close range 81 THESE PRIV,
leges OF llte puts selling higher than cans
in many instances. May corn opened a,
p &c, sold between = 3-ss:s IL aha
uIiar yesterday, Cash corn was hrm
Oats-The oat market presented neg
lect'd and deserted appearance. CrueIs
TO buy and sell w.re scarce and almost
a curiosity A trader who made move
as though In publication OF one Lad DIN
Guilty In executing his commission, Inc
tone was steady. May oats closed l,sc
lower than yesterday. Cash oats ruled
steady
Provsons-Some concerted bidding Tor
product in the absence OF offerings TN
livened the scene In that market Tor a
while. but with that trade rested. Hogs
were lower. which fact was pleaded In
justifica don of an easy opening price
advancing later on the bidding mentioned
but easing off before the close. with the
break In wheat
At the close January pork was . lie.
higher. January lard unchanged, end
January ribs a shade higher.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
Mrs. yIaybrick's story.

LONDON, october "A woman Jus.
roleased from Working prison. who shared
the occupancy Of a cell In that lns.itu-
ton with Mrs. Maybrlck says ',a' M" W.
S,a,.hrick continues 10 declare that she
is innocent Of the killing of her husband
for which crime she is serving HE
sentence. ,,t
The woman says that Mrs. Mayoilch
admitted 20 hel that her conduct hau
,,aor indiscreet her relations with the
man Briefly furnishing a seeming mo-
live for getting her husband out OF the
way; but she stoutly maintained her IN
nocence Of any act in connection win MS
dea h. ~,
Two years ago. the woman says, MIS-
MAVERICK became seriously III. and hnai-
Ia confessed that she had cut herself
Internally with broken glass. She had
not intended 10 commit suicide but haa
injured herself solely with the object OF
attracting attention 10 herself ana ex-
citing sympathy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
\ GREENW OOD SENSATION.
Tlopem"nt of Married Woman
Who Was Highly Esteemed

INWOOD. VA. October 4-,Spe-
r community WAS greatly shock
'.a days since hy tho announcement
tr Nr- Parkinson Of This vicinity who
.. ...' spending some time al the Natu-
a bad eloped with George b.
... t.-. ~ this neighborhood. Mrs.
tt.,.-.n .e au English woman, and had
pro. 4ttt in the county about ffteen or
-.,-tt. t.lr- she Is iO years Old. and The
-.r four children the oldest being
H + school In England. Dcare IS an
.- uaa. about ~ years Of axe. and
.'nE Goo TINS country served IN
... -n army with the rank Of cap
... N.- lived here about ten years.
."t biased farm in tie county
t be had ine misfortui.,
..f. about FIVE years since. So
s-tmable lady. She left f1Ir
fHl ~ them are now I'm the
N.-. attending school az Green-
the fourth rs at the Miller
. ...Jr school
U. .-.. inumation Of the slopemcnt
n. -h letter from Mrs. Parkin-
..r husband. announcing that here
mo would be with Mr.. peare.
WAS mailed in Florida. but
'.. q the pOst-ofIlce could not be
She has with her two Of her
rs aged. respectively. II and
H.- rlari Is cnoeaVOring 20 ma out
Pr H.-. bouts. 80 as 10 get possession
.Ien
'-.Ir Int Of the post office mark, the
here is that the couple may
'.. ..i % Florida. as Deare has
friend I'm that state. and Mrs.
hos relatives there
..-. ate properly the sensation
been created in the neiPhb0r-
nsir would necessitate know
... tI-h estimation in which Mrs.
r-t-.. VAS held she was 10 all APP
a devout member Of the
ana very enthusiastic In her
r. fees The charitable construction
.l.n her conduct Is that she Is
..r- some dcrangement OF mind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
PRINCESS ANNE.
Circuit COurt-The DrouGbt-sprinGs
Driving 'p-FOrest-Fires.

PRINCESS ANNE COURTHOUSE
VA, October 4.-(Special)-The circuit
Court. which has been In session mere
since Tuesday. adjourned yesterday az
ternoon. after having disposed or very
large docket. involving several thousaIiu
here. He can dispatch more business IN
tn. same length OF time than any Judge
Who has ever been on this circuit
The drought still continues In TINS sec
non Springs are drying up almost every
Ss~ and here are several families VINO
aTe destitute OF waite and are entirely
Gependent upon their more fortunate
neighbors. All Of the ian crops are Ell
tireiv ont off There will not be one hali
Of a crop of sweet potatoes. =,
There are several forest-iires raging III
the woods nearby, and on yesterday a
HSntist church situated about one mile
rem here came very near being burned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
THE RICHMOND DIspATCH-sATURDAy. OCTOBER $, 1895.
our town yesterday-the Central and the

our town yesterday-the Central and the
Hoicl Emporia
Ml,s Matte Bailey OF Bristol. Tenn,
after an extended visit 20 her sister, Mrs.
W. T. Tellar, viii return home to-mor-
row
MIR. worrock, OF Cedarviile. Va, was
here to-day.
Colonel i. Z. Harper, Of Suffolk, was
in town this week
The frosts coming so early this year
has considerably damaged late crops.
County Superintendent James +.
Powell II engaged to-day examining
teachers who failed 10 present themselves
al the regular examination. some weeks
ago.
was recently elected principal OF the
graded school here. has decllnd the posi-
ton.
Captain D. r. Taylor. who has been
very IN Is now slowly improving.
orr County Court meets next Monday,
with very light docket
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
easterly winds.

Carolina: Far weather: north
easterly winds.
Weather Conditions: The barometer
has fallen in the Northern States east OF
the Mississ ppi. and to the north and
west of Montana. 1t has risen IN the
Rocky mountain districts and in the
Southwest. and is lowest north OF Mon
tana. and highest in the St. Lawrence
Valley.
II is warmer at northern Rocky noun
tain stations. and cooler over the Da-
kotas and the temperature has remained
about stationary In all other districts.
The weather continues generally fair,
but light local showers are reported from
the Mississippi Valley and central Rocky
mountain stations.
The weather will probably continue
fair on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts.
Partly cloudy weather, with light local
showers, is indicated COR the central Mis-
sissippi and lowed Ohio valleys.
Signals are display d at Norfolk, Mar
ragansett, and Woods Holl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
FIRE IN NORFOLk.
Ship-ChnndIery establishment
suf1ers-Marriuge.

NORFOLK. VA. october 4;-tSpecial.)-
. Gro broke out at 40. 90 Water street
to-nisht i'm the ship-chandery, Of Hi
damage TO the extent of $500 While the
stock was injured by water 10 the ex,
h,, insurance. The blaze originated In
and was confined TO the fourth story OF
This morning at ll5O o'clock In The
presence OF the immediate lrlehlS - IN
Margaret Chapman, OF Portsmouth, were
nIiietjy married in the parloIs or thc
: .antic Hotel. this city; The key; ): y
rusten. rector OF Trinity Episcopal
chmrch. of Portsmouth. OBLIGATED.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
Death Of a ChnrIottesyilIc Lady.

....L 1TTESNILLE VA. October I.
Mrs f. VI. Wills. wife OF the
... ouc OF the most prominent
.t This place. died this morning
iIr,ss of two weeks. She was
..h-.. OF Or. ". II. Burnley. OF
Wh, died when she was
Iytl she was married TO Mr..
WILLS and has since resided In
'-..le Her husband and three
laughter survive her one Of
Davis WINS. is a student at
College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

KIO HMUNI, w, VCIUUtT I, IoJJ
No auction offerings on Change or loose
sales to-day.
Private sales: Filters. 81 smokers g.;
wrappers, II. Total. 50 h0gsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
cites, @5.63255, tobacco. si.G49.6I. Total,
$40 2s2 %
The warehouses and several factories
virtually closed to-day, for a part or the
day at least. TO allow their employees to
see Buffalo Bill.
Private sales were only moderate
Mr. Putney OF Eggleston & Putney,
brakes Branch, Va, was here to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05

lN.'t.lN CITY. VA. October i.-(Spe-
D.. -aid that Solomon Marabie.
.+ .tractcd tho attention OF the
largely Of late as The con
murderer Of Mrs Pollard. lived
. place for a short time some eight
on t.4r- ago. Mr.. ". -. Couch. his
t.r lrs,r.b-s him as rather dun
t.-- I.t win no bad traits that he
discover at that time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
MARRIAGE At HAMPTON.
WatsOn-COpeInnd - Football Team
PIcased-Pythinn Bnzaar.

HAMPTON, VA. October 4.-(SpecialD-
4 very pretty marriage was solemnized
at the Fox-Hill Methodist church on yes
terday afternoon. the parties being MISS
George r, daughter Of X. II. watson
Esq, and Mr.. G. T. Copeland. Rev. DR..
Woodfn officiated. assisted by Rev. Y. w.
Rargamin. The church was handsomely
decorated with ferns, cut-fiowerS. etc.
Mr. T. J. Peake was best man. ana
ping. Zeb. Johnson. and Henry Elhott
ushcrs. Mr.. and Mrs. Copeland ieft on me
Washington steamer on q northern touI,
Cards are out announcing the III .illdte
Of Miss Marguerite Whitfield 10 Mt. )
a. Vaughan, to take place in the Baptist
church on the Sth instant. ,,,.
Mr. Arthur Topping, who was so baulS
cut by a negro a short time ago Is Hiuc"
improved.
Judge Peck seems slightly improved.
County Court commences next week
THEY ARE PLEASED.
The Hampton football team Is much
pleased with the game i'm norfolk on ytS,
terday. one OF their main pidyeis ild4
been sick for some time, ana ~ "a 10, .
little practice but despite these hra"nach9
they came very near scoring several u'htS'
Al one time they actually scored a tOulCn-
down. which the umpire reiustd 10 aioM'
claiming that he had blown ms whIsIle'
The team will be all ready for ne Nor
folks. on the grounds here on November
lion. NJ H. Barnes was in town on yes
terday. .,... n,y,,D
MIR II \ G Corson has been appointed
chairman of the "Pythian Bazaar toin =
mittee. The bazaar Will open the third
week in November
The Peninsula Guard turntd out aoon'
,ortv mon for insoection by Colonel Stern
Mccain. the lucky pitcher Of the state
League, who has been quite sick, is much
Mrs J. II. Dickinson has been called 20
philadelphia by the Illness Of her father
n is reported that the Chamberlain
Hotel at old Point will be open for bust
ness by December lst.
Dr charles T.. Morrow is spending a
few DAYS at his home here
Tie Town Council met last night. ana
transacted routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
INVITATION.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Courtney request
the presence OF their friends At the mar.
riage OF their daughter. Eva. to Mr. J. N.
Burton, Tuesday afternoon. october sth.
at 3 o'clock. at Olivet church. King and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05

.HlA VA. October 4.-tSpecial)-
q Maxey. after holding a very
meeting nt the Methodist
~ eleven DAYS. returned %
county a. DIES. The ~, 80,
rloued 10y the pastor ~ charge
~ kabler A large number OF
ave progressed faith In Christ
I. H.H hotels commenced business IN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05

IL is said there Ia voter living near
Hlgerstown, known a. 'Did lucis Iob
lie does not decide who % vote FOR until
Re mas met the representatives, OF eacf
candidate, and had conference. A loca
Hurst politician met old Uncle Icb "a
other day ana SAID: Well Uncle Zeb
who are you going to vote for7' II dun
Nc. | dunno" The Old man replied. y
need double-birre. ed shotgun might,
bad. | calc'late to do a lot OF hunting
this winter. dunno who I'll vote fer
'si-f,-.r .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-05
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND VA October T. 1895.

Quotations: Wheat-Longoerry, nc. :,
mixed 72c. shortberry, Tic; No. , red, Tic
Corn-White. Virginia. ilc.; No. white,
nc, No. mixed. 3sc. Oats-No 2 mixed.
q l-2n DC: No. 3 mixed % l-2q2ic.; win
ter seed. 25G30c. Rye. 45Hi7c.