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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
THE BRIDAL ALTAR.
MERRY wEDDING-BELLs OUT OF
TOWN.
Brilliant Marriage I'm Farmville-
Lovely Bride and Attendants-The
Dccorations-Mr. Edward II. Rus
sell and Miss Lillian whitehead.

FARMvILLE, VA, September r.
(SpeciaI.)-A large concourse OF people
witnessed beautiful marriage here this
afternoon at half-past o'clock. The
parties were Mr.. Edward Hudson RUSSELL
formerly OF Richmond. but more recently
OF Pulaski City. and Miss Lillian Watson
Whitehead, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Il. whitehead. OF Farmvlle.
The ceremony was performed at the
Baptist church by Rev. DR.. Bagby. The
bride was dressed in a most becoming
suit Of gray, and carried n large bouquet
OF Marechal Mel roses. The brides
maids were prettily gowned, and 1t would
be hard TO find five lovelier girls than the
bride, her maid of honor, Miss Clara Cum
ningham, and her three attendants, who
were Miss Annie Burton, with Mr.. Ross, OF
Richmond; Miss Pearl Cunningham, with
Professor W. NJ. Adams, of Waynesboro',
and Miss Russell, with Mr. Il. J. White
head. The grooms best man was Mr..
Cralle, Of Blackstone.
The pulpit was tastefully and beauti-
fully decorated with foliage and palms.
After the ceremony Sir. and Mrs. Rus
sell left on the east-bound train for q
northern tour When they return TO Vir-
gina they viii make their home in
Waynesboro', where the groom has been
elected 10 Ill a profes sorship In a mill
tary academy. The bride is the true
type Of refined, lovely womanhood, and
a great favorite with all those who en-
Joy her acquaintance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
DtCBit
Wet or Dry :-prOminent citizen
Very IIl-PcrsOnai.

BUCHANAN, VA, September 12-Cspe-
cial)-The people of Botetourt are pass
inc through the excitement of two APP
proaching elections. The first election
will be on the 18th instant, and the ques-
ton 10 be settled is whiskey or no whls-
kew. Both sides are confident OF
success. The other election Is for the
selection Of a representative in the House
of Delegates Mr.. Il. ]. Brugh is the
nominee of the Democratic party. and he
e. opposed By Mr.. j. i. Buhrman, one OF
our best citizens.
Mrs. Jane Kelso. a highly respected
lady Of this place, died here on the night
OF the 18th. M.
President NJ. II. Payne, OF the First
National Bank Of Buchanan, is very Ill
with typhoidfever.
MIR. w. II. Carter, one OF our leading
merchants, is just recovering from an
illness of several weeks.
The crops in this vicinity are suffering
The business outlook is daily growing
brighter in this county.
Tyo har-roOms were opened here TINS
,,,eet-the first we have had since MAY
tst 1t is said we VIII have third
one. ,.t
The Dispatch is always looked for with
Measure up here. and II Is regarded as
orc OF the best daily papers IN the
South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
NO DRINKS IN CLUBS.
New YJrk's Dig Associations Agree,
Ruf Small Ones Object.

A New York telegram OF "Wednesday
saws: The prominent clubs or this city
will NOT cause the Police Commissioners
any uneasiness next Sunday, when tne
police will make an atc.npt 20 stop the
sale of LIQUOR In their houses, as many
Of the clubs have decided To cease CT
their own volition.
Such was the Information received oy
ActIng-Chief Conlin and Commissioners
Andrews to-day. Commissioner Andrews
said that IL was his opinion that clubs
not only had no right to sell liquors on
SUNDAYS, and during prohibited hours.
but that they had no right to sell at any
time II doubt very much" he SAID.
emphatically. ~ any club has the right
To sell liauors without regular license.
A LAWYER who has given the matter con-
sIderable attention tells me II Is his opin-
ion that no club without license has
any right to sell liquors. or course. we
cannot def,nitely decide the question until
a tast case mas been made Cn;ef Coniin
has the matter under consideration, and
believe has some method by which
case can be secured
The LIQUOR dealers are organizing CLUBS
IN dodge the law. A charter can be Sc
cured for $3.50, and the number OF men,
hers IA unlimited. In this way. for nomi-
ma, initiation Of 50 or IS. clubs numbering
S0Oo men could be organized throughout
the city. Two such have already been
started. -. ..--.-....-...-,
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Greene County Democrats.

STANARDSVILLE, VA, September
l2.-(Special)-In response to a call mace
by DR.. II. Il. Pennington, county chair-
man. the Democrats OF Greene met mere
to-day In mass-meeting Tor the purpose
Of naming delegates to represent Greene
i'm the Madison and Greene convention
which will be held to nominate a candi-
date to represent the two counties In the
next House.
The delegates elected are: stanards-
Vile District, ID. h. Eddlns r. NJ. CID
son. A. w. Mayors. George w. shelton W.
Is. Sims; Ruckersville District. George
Price, II. y. stephens. n. Il. Farley Jr''
DIR. Jesse Ewell John W. Deane; Monroe
District. N. b. Chapman, George Parrott'
Joseph Smith.
The delegates were instructed. without
a dissenting voice, to support as our can
didate for the House, George w. Graves
a very prosperous farmer Of Greene.
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GREEyEsvHLE COUNTY.
4 Mig snw-MiII Compnny-Other In
EustrtsI Notes.

GUhtrtHl EotCS'
TMPORIA. VA, September 12.-(Spe-
clal)-The Clerk of the Court recorded a
day or two since charter OF incorpora-
ton of the Virginia Saw-Mill Company.
The capital-stock OF said company IL TO
be not less than $4,000 nor more than
$1,000 The principal office Of the com
panv Is 10 be located at the village OF
Hitchcock In the county OF GreeneSvlle.
Va. and the officers for th- first year are
ms follows. T.. Allen Jones. president ana
general manager: Matt. VI. Tunis, vice
president: Joseph A. Wallace, secretary
and treasurer. D!rectors-E. Allen Jones,
Matt NJ Tunis. Joseph a. Wallace, w.
w. Tunis. and a. Il. Morgan. all OF Nor
folk. Va. The charter was forwarded 10
the Secretary Of the commonwealth on
yesterday.
Messrs. Z. A. Hartley, J. A. Hartley.
and Charles Baker. entcrprising citizens
Of North Emg0ria, have formed the
Tuterprise Company and have commenc-
I'd the erection Of a factory for veneer
ine purposes. The factory when completed
will give employment TO a large number
OF hands
The Relheld Manufacturing Company
Will at an early date establish an electric
plant at their factory. and II Is hoped
that our citizens will he progressive
enough to have the lights also placed IN
the town. -,
CAPTAIN y. r. Taylor and Mr.. T. T.
Gasklns. two of our prominent CITIZENS
are both critically i'll.
Mr.. H. w. Hall has gone TO Brunswick
TO spend a few days with his parents
Mr.. H. w. Duane has returned, after
pleasant visit 60 his home.
Mrs. w. +. Deal and Miss Mamie VIII
son are visiting Hon. Peter +. Weaver, at
Gainesville.
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Prince George Democratic Delegates

PETERSBURG. VA. September r.
Especial 1.-THE Democrats OF Prince
George county met AT the courthouse to-
day. and elected the following delegates
60 the convention to be held at Cabin
Point Surry county. on the 18th OF Oc-
tOber 10 nominate a candidate to repre-
sent the counties Of Prince George and
Surry in the next legislature: W. T..
Boisseau and Jack Taylor. Bland Dis
trlct. V. G. Hollywood and G. n. Lee,
Templeton District: Joseph Wood and
James A. Mccain. Rives District; A. y.
Marks and r. s. Smith. Blackwater Dis
trict: r. g Burrow ard w II. Adams.
Brandon District. Delegates at large
Captain A. II. Hobbs and c. II. Leatn.
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portions variab!e.vinds.
North Carolina: Generally fair weather;
southwesterly winds.
Weather Indications: The barometer mas
fallen on the Atlantic coast and in the
Rocky mountain districts. and risen In
the Lake regions and the Upper Missis-
sippi Valley. and on the Pacific coast. 1t
IS lowest northeast Of New England and
highest north of Minnesota.
Showers are reported from New Eng
land and the Lake regions, and on the
South Atlantic and Gulf coasts. Gene
raj rains are reported on the Pacific coast
north Of San Francisco and north Of Mon
tana.
The weather continues generally clear
throughout the Central valleys and the
Southern and Middle Atlantic States.
1t is decidedly cooler in the Lake re-
gions and Northern New York. but the
temperature continues high throughout
the southern and middle Atlantic regions,
and II is warmer a., northern Rocky
mountain stations. The weather Will con-
tinue warm and fair In the South
ern States, and thence westward to the
Rocky mountains. local rains and cool
er weather are indicated for the Middle
Atlantic States and western portion Of
New England.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13

near here yesterday morning. Her death
was unexpected.
Twenty buyers are busy each day In
following the auctioneers at the different
tobacco warehouses here The sales are
large. and the prices almost fabulous.
Mr.. r. NJ. Boykin, OF Richmond, was
here yesterday at the tobacco sales.
Mossrs. Anderson and Jones. proprie-
tors Of the Planters warehouse. are hav-
ing their room enlarged 10 accommodate
their increased business.
Several elegant residences are going up
in different parts of the town. Altogether
Wilson Is having most prosperous Pc
Rod,
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SNIITII-WISSTON.
Marriage Yesterday Afternoon mt
Hanover Courthouse.

HANOVER COURTHOUSE, VA, Sep
TENDER l2.-(Special)-Mr Albert Whit
tington Smith, formerly Of Richmond. but
now a prominent and poular citizen Of
Americas. Ga, and Miss Margaret Cum
ming Winston. of this place, were united
here In the holy bonds of matrimony
this evening at o'clock In ST. Paurs
church. The building was tastefully de-
corated for the occasion.
The bride is the daughter OF the we'll
known Bickerton l.. Winston, Esq,
OF Signal Hill" The attendants were
Messrs WilloUghly Newton, Jr, Garland
Tinsley. Charles i. Cardwell, and Lucien
L. Haw, ushers, and Misses Bessie Win
ston Lee and Louise Waldhauer. maids
Of honor. preceded the bridal couple up
the aisle, in the foregoing order, while
the wedding march was being rendered by
Miss Julia Cardwell The very impressive
ceremony was performed by the Rev
s. S. Hepburn. The newly married couple
left on the 7:0s Z. NJ. train en- route Tor
Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
RICHMOND. VA. Septernher Il 1875

Private sales were moderate to-day.
There were very good bright loose sales
to-day at both Shelburne's and Stone
wall warehouses, with satisfactory prices
all around.
The chief features OF our sales this
week will be the big tobacco-eXcurslon
sales on our loose floors tomorrow.
Hundreds OF North Carollnians are here,
many OF them watching the market and
a great many with fine shipments Of
bright tobacco. Shelburne's warehouse
will have "a fine break. the StOnewall will
be filled and the Stonewall be occupied
by Cooper. Crews & Berger for their over
now sales. All of our buyers Will doubt
lessly be on hand to take care Of all to-
bacco sold and to second the work of
our warehousemen in supplying them with
brights fresh from our Carolina fields.
We have always welcome for the Tar
Heels.
About $50 Eastern North Carolina to-
bacco-sales excursionists are In the city
this evening.
The Stonewall warehouse will have
about 10000 pounds Of new brghts on
sale at their own and the Southern ware
house-the latter opened for this special
sale
Shelburne's warehouse will have a full
floor also. The color and quality OF the
tobacco is very attractive, and buyers VIII
be out In full force after II. 1t will likely
rival the Lynchburg special sales OF to-
day.
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FINANCIAL.
First Mortgage s Per Cent.
Fifty-Year Gold Bonds
OF THE
GEORGIA SOUTHERN AND FLORIDA
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Interest Payable January md July
I'm New York or Bni.imore, at
the Option OF the Holder.
Total Amount of Mortgage ri.ooo,-
900. OF Which S30O.o00 Are He
tanned In the Treasury of the
Company for Future REQUIRE
ments, Leaving S3,sOO,oOO
bonds OUTSTANDING.

These are sl,Oo0 coupon-bonds. WIN
privilege OF registration Of princlpai, .h III
are secured by first mortgage on tns
entire property OF the company; botn
principal and interest are payaoie ~
gold coin OF the United states OF h,' az
ca. OF the present standard OF Welsh, an ,nt
fneness," and without any dedueti9h i"i
national. State, or municipal taxes. IN,
A controlling interest IN the road mas
recently been purchaser py lhe viii
be run in connection with that system system,
which IT joins at Macon. Ga, e ss. iil
to Palatka Fla, n distance or - n'ica
II owns large and valuable terminal pro
perties at both Macon and Palatka, pc
sides about one mils of frontage on tns
St Johns river Th si,y te ,I5 eoo "''
The roadbed Is in good cond1tIQh' UNI
f. laid with G0-pouud steel rall me rp9l
is we'll equipped; COMPARING laNulaoiS ~
that respect with the Plant systern' oea-
hoard Airline. and Atianuc-Coast Line;
The traffic Of the road e diyetslned ann
is steadily increasing. The earnings ior
ths wear ending June 30. 1879, were 400, r.c
Cross earnings S2s5S per mile .5si5'I
Operating expenses ........''''.'''''' oi'''os
NJ, earnings ................... .sZ2S,Sx
Interest on $4,000 (outstanuihs ,ss ov
bonds) ................'''''''s' ''''''' 'o''VON
Surplus over fixed charges ;..,,...S SO
These earnings were mace nsio,e w
ter, and almost entirely from local busi-
nnss and in a year OF not unusual pros
perity. 900, "a ,sa. mara xg7
900 and 1891 O52 respectively.
THE connection with the Soutnern Ian-
road svstem will be OF great adyan-
go as n will enable the Georgia SOUTH
90 aard Florida TO handle large through
bnsfnass heretofore thrown over other
lines thus cnlarging It's traihc anu IN
creasing its earnings. - e., A..
The Following table, taken from tne
latest comparative reports oDtalnhDIe, ~
Interesting as comparing the nrst mort.
naea bonds OF the Georgia southern ana
IIerid. With those Of the Columbia AMI
f,reenviIle' Georgia Pacific, and Western
Nor,h Carolina which are similarly sltu-
ateh With regard to the Southern rail-
49, 49, I'll being controlled and operated
as narts OF the Southern railway sys-
TEN: u,a
Ma. ing3.
Sales tur- Bonds Per
Aug. ing Per Mile.
1896 Yrs. Mile. 1888.
Columbia and Green 49,, -
fnsts ............ll3 20ls $1,000 $2,46s
,;eorgla pacinc nrsts.u4 zon Iv.up o.zo1
western y. c. frsts.ll5 - I2.D0 2,sl3
Ga. So.& Fla. trsts ~ 1900 2,hS
The undersigned offer at par and ac-
crued interest subject TO sale or advance
;n nr,ce 81 10000 OF the above-described
bonds OF the Georgia Southern and Flori.
da railway Company, and confidently re-
Commend them to Investors.
MARYLAND TRUST COMPANY,
sc 6-tSel4 Baltimore. Nd.
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Washington and Lee University.

LEXINGTON. VA. September 12.-(Spe-
cial) -Washington and Lee University
opened her 18th session to-day. There
was an unusually large number OF ma
tricuiates for the opening day. The older
men are here in full force. The law
school gives promise Of being very large.
Hon. J. II. Tucker. dean OF the law
school will return Saturday from his
northern and Canadian tour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
Stolen Horse and buggy Recovered.

SCOTLAND NECK. y. c., September
'sfec.al)-The horse and buggy that
Ne'e stolen from Mr. w. +. Smith at
C4feh mere Sunday night, have turned
u TIE editor Of the Democrat received
d letter from Hassell. about twenty miles
Gown the railroad. stating that horse
ana buggy had been found In an old iielI
u'tfe There Was note in the buggy
Gsing that The property was taken at
scotland Neck Sunday night TO carry
away sick man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was bright. clear. and hot.
StaAn Of fhnrmnfne fer.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK, September 12-Speculation
at the Stock Exchange opened steady TO
firm, the result OF rather liberal pur-
chases of stocks for foreign account.
The Improvement in prices was uninpor-
tant however, amounting to less than
point in the general list. Before the ex-
piration Of the first hour OF business the
selling movement was resumed with re-
newed vigor and the early gain was not
only lost, but a decline OF Ia to per
cent was recorded. In the downward
movement the greatest losses were
scored by Tennessee Coal and Iron, the
Changers, and Southern Railway pre-
ferred.
The feeling was pronounced TO be bear
ish at this time. Reports were ahoat 10
the effect that the amount OF gold ex-
ported by Saturdays steamers would run
into the millions, and as the bond syndl-
cate contract with the government ex-
pires shortly. the bears made the most or
these rumors. The August statement or
the Bureau Of Statistics, showing ma
terial falling off in the export trade OF
the country. did not help matters any,
and for a time it really looked as II the
reactionists had finally secured the upper
hand.
After midday, however. the market
relapsed into duness. and even the re-
vlval of the rumors Of a new bond-issue
and a further decline in the new per
cents failed to start fresh liquidations.
II was argued from this that the market
had been oversold. The correctness OF
this was forthcoming in the last hour
of business when ii was announced that
the Lehigh Valley. Lehigh Navigation,
and Reading companies had agreed 10
advance the price OF coal 10 TO 80 cents
per ton. Immediately this was accepted
as foreshadowing more important deai
between the anthracite companies, ana
rush to cover followed.
Jersey Central rose IL. Delaware and
Hudson ! SIS to 1872 IL; Reading 3-s, TO
% ii: Susquehanna and Western pre-
ferred 1 3-S. to IS: Minnesota Iron IL,
10 90 "a: Tennessee Coal and Iron l 81.
IN Al. Sugar | Ia, TO Ill 81, and the re-
mainder of the list Ia 10 ! per cent.
The market closed firm In tone. Net
changes show losses of l-Snl IL per cent,
eYcsnt for the Anthracites, which i'm
proved Is to / per cent
Bonds lower; sales footing up N''oS'0o.
The sales OF listed stocks aggregated
256 900 shares, and OF unlisted stocks, 2s.oo.
Treasury balances: Coin, sSs'i'5,co; cur
rency, s97,lGo,cO.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call has been easy at per
cont prime mercantile paper firm at Az
Sterling exchange steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at sLSSdsiS9 Ia
for sixty days, and sis9 $40 $3.50 for de-
mand: posted rates. si.ssaa.90; CONNER
cIal bills. sS9q43 IL.
silver at the board was neglected.
Government bonds lower. State bonds
arm. Railroad bonds lower.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, September R.-Flour-
Weak; free offerings; light demand; win
fair to fancy, s26OQs3.25; do, patents,
$S.3OdS5O; Minnesota clear. 25Qns2. 80;
patents, $3.l0ds4; low extras. s2.l5q2 30;
city mills. S3lJdSi; do, patents, $500
Al5 Southern -four quiet and weak;
common to fair extra, s2qS2.70; good to
Wheat-spot market steady but dull
No. 2 red, store, and elevator, 81 LA
81 3-sc; aioat. 81 1-id6l 3-sc Options open
ed moderately active and weaker by 3,Sc.,
rallied 5-sa3-4c., and closed steady at $50
i-2c. advance; May. &c; September,
81 lie: October. 81 1-2c.; December, 60 CSC.
Corn-Spots quiet; No. 2, 81 lie, In ele-
vator: SS l-2c., afloat. Options opened
easier, but reacted. closing quiet at
SIC; december, s. l-2c.: May. "a 7-sc.
o1 3etS and ste a september. q s:sc
October q lie; December, &c; May,
% lie; No. white. October. % l-2c. spot
prices: No. 2, % 3-4c.; NO. z white, &c;
mixed western. &c.
Uay-In moderate demand and steady;
shipping. 6Od70c.; good to choice s349Oc.
Wool-Fairly active and tirm; domestic
fleece. i0l22c.; pulled , lSasac' , MAGE
Besf Hams-Quiet and weak at SIS.
'Tierced Beef-FYrm: fair demand; city
extra India mess. yl6.5VGSH.
cut Meats-Quiet picked bellies. 1-2c. !;
shoulders. &C.; hams. S3-4qs l-ic.; middles
Lard-Quiet and lower; western steam
closed at s625: city, S.S Option sales
none; October closed at $50, asked; Janu-
ary. &l7l-2. nominally; refined quiet;
Continent, $685. South American, 81; COM
pound, 5-Su5c. .,n~o
Pork-Quiet and steady; mess. slo.2oq
S0.75.
Butter-In fair demand and firmer;
State dairy. i2Gl9c.; creamery, DC; west
ern dairy 9 l-2lf13c; Elgins. 2oI2O lie.
F-gs-Oulet; State and Pennsylvania.
lsSfiTc.: western fresh. lial6c.; do. per
Tailow~Quiet and steady; city. 4l-ic.;
country. Lat lie.
Cottonseed- Oil-Firmer and In better de-
mand: crude. 2ic.: yellow, &c; do'' good'
Petrolei,m-ouet refined. New. York.
Ui0: Philadelphia. S.oe; do In bulk. A.So
QAe0
mon TO good. H.i7 i-2asl.52 IL.
Turpentine-Quiet and STEADY AT ~ i-4u
q Sac. ct. .. -
37-sft4c: japan, 3-iG4c.
Molasses-Fore.gn easy: New orleans:
good TO choice. nG3sc.; market nrm ana
moderately active.
Peanuts-Quiet.
Coffee-Clcsed barely steady, and un-
changed to 10 points up; December. NiN,
January, $l425; March. Ni.oo; srot MO
dull but steady; No. Z. 10 SIC.
Sugar-Raw Arm and moderately ac,
tive: fair refining. &c.: renned quiet ana
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, VA, September u. 1895.
Offerings: Wheat, 9e6 bushels. Corn
White. 1s2 bushels. oats. $50 bushels.
Rye, 72i bushels.
Sales: Wheat, 3ss bushels. Oats, 1896
bushels Rye, 30i bushels
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry, 60 TO
orc: mixed. co to &C; shortberry. 90 to
SIC: No 2 red, 65 10 SIC. Corn-White
Virginia, ilc.; No. white. 4lc. No. mix
ed, 40c Oats-No 2 mixed. 2iia to Csc. /;
No mixed. 23is to 2ic.: winter seed oats,
70 10 SOC. Rye, % to SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
Sam Jones Meeting.

WINSTON. y. G.. September i2.-Ispe-
en- s. Evangelist Sam. Jones and George
.''aft began an eisht-days' meeting here
w-'ay. The Introductory sermon was
preached by Mr. Jones AT ~ o'clock 10 a
'.'se congregation. Mr.. Stuart conduct
- ihe afternoon services, and Mr.. Jones
! Fhed tonight -Four services Will
!. held each day. The meeting IL the
TAX Of the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
pIssoLUTIoNs 6 PARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The firm OF JACKSON BROTHERS &
MORGAN, at brakes Branch, Charlotte
county. va. will be dissolved on Septem-
her 30. 1875. by mutual consent All par
ties having claims against the above firm
will please present same immediately at
their Office FOR payment, whether due or
not due. and all parties Indebted 10 us are
requested TO come forward at once and
settle. and any who cannot pay up In
fun are requested to close balance by
note.
Respectfully.
JACKSON BROTHERS & MORGAN,
brakes Branch. Va.
September II, 1870. Sc l3-dt Sc 80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-09-13
IT'S EVIDENT

we're not having this
Pants Sale a day too
soon to suit you.
Been plenty of offers,
such as they were,
but t h e y weren't
Pants like ours-nor
prices like these.
Sure enough, "every-
thing comes to him
who waits.
Here you are,
misters!
These Plnts are
right out of our re-
cular stock. That's
a sure sign they'll
ft-wear well-and
are fashionable.