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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
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CONFEDERATE DAUGHTERS.
Animal Convention OF the Nfrgini"
Sfufe Dtxisiop.

APPOMATTOX, VA, october H.-(spe-
cial)-The fourth annual convention OF
the Virginia State Division, Daughters
OF the Confederacy. convened here to-
day, with Mrs. Edwin II. O'Bren, presl-
dent. presiding. Although the weather is
very inclement. the attendance OF dele
gates and visitors is good. Very Few
chapters failed to send representatives
and the State organization, as shown py
the reports received to-day. Is alive ana
at work I'm many ways. upholding ana
keeping green and fresh the graves ana
memories Of the Confederates.
The convention was opened with an APP
propriate prayer by the Rev. Patrick NJ.
Bell. of the Methodist church, AFTER
which the ladies settled down to business
Miss Ruth Early presented the Nir-
ginia Division with "A gavel from MRS.
J. X. Atwood which was taken from the
General r. Il. Lee farewell-address tree.
II was accepted by the president on De-
half of the division
The address of welcome was mace py
Mrs. ]. X. Atwood, president OF the APP
pomattox Chapter. and was responded 10
nv the president. After the reports or
delegates. the minutes Of the last con-
yention was read by Miss Mary S. Wysor.
Several chapters reported work done by
its members in relieving the suffering
soldiers who enlisted I'm the war WIN
Spain, but this part Of the reports was
not received as work Of the daughters
as an organization. although IL was
strongly commended by the convention
Miss Wiseman. of Danville, represent
ing the Grand Division. was introduced
TO the convention, and shown every cour-
tesy. Miss Wiseman's mission was 10
have a committee from TINS CON
vention appointed to confer with com
| mittee from the Grand Division. LOOKING
| to the union OF the two divisions. me
| matter was laid on the table, the dele
| gates having no instructions from their
| chapters on the subject.
The following officers made their an
nual reports. which were highly pleasing
TO the convention; Presidents report
Mrs Edwin II. OBrien; historians re-
port. Mrs. Charles NJ. Blackford; recoro-
| ing secretary's report, Miss Mary NysoT
| registrars report. Mrs. w. {. y. Mer-
chant; treasurers report, Mrs. james
! Y. Leigh. -.,...
Several amendments to the consutu'
| tion were made. One. which was of spe-
ciaI inportance TO the daughters. was II
reference TO the eligibility for the Once
Of president of members who are MOI
native-born Virginians. The convention
amended the constitution so as 10 make
eligible any of It's resident members tol
the presidency. The motion prevailed L
have the domicile of the division In Alex
andria. other amendments Will be acte'
unon Tomorrow. The convention is BEN.
| entertained by Mrs. j. r. Atwood 10
night at her hospitable home, "Sher
| wood"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
The PuIaski Democracy.

PULASKI. VA. october H.-(SpeciaL)-
The Democrats had fine rally mere last
night in the Opera-House. Mayor j. i.
Loving presided. In short rousihs
speech ne introduced Cyclone jim MAJ MAI
shall. who made one of his pest Sna at'.
tortstic sneeches. For about one and one
baIf hours ne held the crowd with anec-
dote and wit. He discussed principaiy
the currency, and earnestly advocated the
election OF Judge Rhea to Congress.
Judge Samuel w. Williams then rna a,l
a magnificent forty-ninutes, speech 1 rs
cussing currency, monopoly. ana al, ,ne
abuses OF the war with SPAN anu MI
Hanna prosperity ....,s .,
,bo county OF Pulaski to-day.
Roilev. Of Texas, speaks here on the
ostb of october at o'clock p. NJ.
Democracy is gaining srouna hei'
daiiV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
NEWPORT NEWS.
The Purchase Caused Surprise
Minor Notes.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, October IL
(Special)-The announcement that Bal
tinore syndicate had purchased the
bonds of the Newport News and Old Point
Railway and Electric Company, TO the
extent Of $4,000, and also 10000 Of the
cumulative stock in the same company
created considerable surprise here to-day.
Ii was known that the company proposed
buying the controlling interest in the
Newport News, Hampton, and Old Point
electric railroad, but it is evident now
that the company contemplates even
larger extensions, and the next few weeks
will probably bring important develop
ments.
Annie Smith, who caused the death OF
Bessie Lyman, of Richmond, by throw
ing a burning lamp across a table while
under the influence of liquor, was to-day
released from Jail, having served her
sentence Of thirty days for involuntary
granddaughter. The fine OF so the woman
could not pay, and Judge Barham re-
leased her on her promise to return 10
her home, in New Jersey.
The steamship Jamaica, with a cargo
Of fruit from Port Antonio, Jamaica, for
the Virginia and West India Fruit and
Trading Company, will arrive in port
next Wednesday. Gable advice 10 this
effect was received here to-day. The next
steamer TO arrive will be the krong
Erode, which is due November Attn.
The Neutrality-suspicious. Methodist
church has undertaken the erection OF a
Methodist chapel, in North End. The con
tract has been awarded and work Will
commence at once.
Hampton will have a football team
this year, in spite Of the fact that several
Of her famous players are now with the
Peninsula Guards, at Camp Cuba Libre.
The Young Mems Christian Association
Educational Committee has secured its
| corps OF instructors for the branches that
viii be taught in the association during
the winter
Two Republican meetings were held II
| this city tonight. Both wings OF the
party arranged for speaking, and the two
| candidates for Congress were the orators
! DR.. Richard A. Wise addressed a meeting
! OF his faction in East End. w. 5. Hol
! land. candidate for the BOwden faction
! addressed large crowd at the Opera
| House.
The car float to be built for the Chesa
peake and Ohio railroad, at the yard o.
| Jackson & Sharpe, Wilmington, Del, Il
TO be go feet in length. 81 feet beam, an'
Y feet in depth. 1t Will have double track
so that it can hold sixteen cars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
ANOTHER ALBEMARLE DISASTER.
Drowned While Trying to Cross n
swollen Stream.

CHARL OTTESVILLE VA, OCTOBER
1-(special)-T recent rains have
greatly swollen the rivers and creeks OF
this section. The mountain streams de-
liver their waters with suddenness
which often results in great damage TO
property and risk TO life. The recent
death of Miss Bessie Watkins. in Rock
fish river, was due to this cause. News
has lust been received of a similar DIS
aster near Halls Mill, in this county.
"Doc' Hall and z. w. Lawson. In al
temptlng to cross Buck Mountain creek
ON the same horse, were washed down the
swollen stream. Halls body was FOUND
a mile down the stream, but nothing mas
been seen or heard Of Lawson's. The
horse was found wedged in some drift
and rescued.
THE body of Mr.. James G. Lindsey, who
died In Lynchburg last evening. OF IN
turies received in a fall from porch,
vas brought 10 this city to-day. and VIII
no inferred here tomorrow. Mr. Lindsay
was a native Of Lexington. but had lived
for about ten years in this city, where
some wears ago he married Miss Evelyn
Hill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
COAL FOR HONOLULU.
Heavy weather on the Coast-F"''
sailing Time.

NORFOLK, VA. october A-(speclaL)
Heavy shipments of coal from this port
to Honolulu continue to be made Inc
American ship Fuller cleared to-day with
1000 tons Of Pocahontas coal for Inc gov
eminent coaling station in the PACING
piaos from the United States service VIII
heenn tomorrow, when the company VIII
assemble at the Armory.
There is very heavy weather on ths
coast tonight. Nearly all the salling
craft that have left port within the past
t.,o devs returned 10 Hampton Roads to-
dav for shelter. The large bark Antioch
with coal for Buenos Ayres. put back
tearing TO pass Cape Hatteras- A re-
markable voyage was made py tht
schooner George Waleott between bostoI
and Norfolk. This sailing craft covered
the distance in fifty-two hours, only four
teen hours longer than the fast liners
schedule.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
KILLED HIS BROTHER.
DISTRESSING HOMICIDE IN
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
CAUSE OF The SAD AFFAIR.
Had Feeling started mt n barbecue
and Several QuarreIs Are Said to
Have FoIIowcd-Discbarge by
Magistrate.
Magistrate.

ROCKY MOUNT, VA, October H.
Especial mot I'm the history OF Franklin
have the people been more shocked than
on wednesday night last, when came By
the o'clock Southern train the news
that w. ID. Haynes. a well-known citizen
brother, Elisha, in the afternoon Of that
day. The facts as Tar as ! am able 10
gather them are these: The two bro
theirs attended the barbecue Saturday
w. ID. put a negro woman and his son on
his mule and sent them home, he using
his buggy to convey young lady to her
home. which was on the route. Elisha
became enraged that his brother should
have left him to walk home, distance
of twenty miles, and used language which
indicated very bad feeling towards the
offending brother. 1t is reported that
there were several quarrels over the mat
ter. and that in one of these quarrels
Elisha Haynes advanced on w. ID.
Haynes, declaring he intended to beat
him and leave the farm. Haynes is re-
ported 10 have retrated as far as he
could and drawn his pistol and shot his
brother twice i'm the head, killing him in
stantly. w. ID. Haynes was at his home
at last accounts. These men have chill
dren but the dead man is a wldower. The
farm is a few miles from Pen Hook, I'm
this county. The examination of the case
was had at Union Hall on Thursday be
fore Justice II. ID. Berger, who, after pa
tiently hearing the testimony of severa
| negroes who witnessed the shooting, dis
charged the accused.
Mr.. Haynes is prominent farmer II
! his section, and much regret is felt anC
| expressed over the unfortunate affair
| The remains OF the dead man were inter
red in the family cemetery on Thursday
| a large number OF people attending tn
! funeral.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
Lest, sraAYEp, AND FOUND.

PICKED UP ON ELECTRIC
car going west. at Ninth and %, E BeR'
streets. today. a ROLL OF GREEH
RACKS. Owner can get same nY p TOW.
nronertv SAMUEL $. ROSENDOkt
500 east Main street. DC III
lost. OR MIsLAID. TWO NOTES FOR
COO each. one dated December D lsSo' pay
able in y months. and me o on nm
80 drar,n and endorsed by william
P PJuk1 and payable 10 his order at me
binptsys, national Bank al Richmond.
irbe publlc is hereby warned not 70 trade
or negotiate the same. Finder VIII TtI Te,qfl
SoN BROWN e. co, 11l3 Main street.
no 22-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
HORRIBLY HURT.
. Member of the Fourth 'irgihi"-
A Tree Falls on Him.

PETERSBURG, VA, october A.-(spe-
o,a1,- Thomas Hall. a member of the A.
p. Hill Rifles. Fourth Virginia Keginlen NJ,
was probably fatally injured az an ea.iS
80. ,bis morning I'm Chesterfield county.
LII ubo ia a resident of that county,
IA lives with relatives on Swift creek,
made up a party last night and went
- hunting They freed a coon IN a
Iarge tree about midnight, and at on se
commenced to cut II down. The tree .eli,
and Hall and another young man. named
Startin were caught under il. Martin es-
,aned with slight injuries, but Han was
borriblv mangled. having both arms
broken. and receiving several severe cuts
about the head and internal Injuries. lie
was brought to the Home Tor the SICK
here to-day. and mis- condition Is regard
al as critical.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
THE COURTHOUSE is PAID FOR.
Henrico Pays the Last Instaimeht-
Ipauest over Cnrmon's Remains

Inuucst over tnFmOns hehhAS'
The new and handsome structure in
which the county of HenricO holds its
courts. and in which it's officers have their
headquarters. is now the absolute pro-
perty OF the county The last instalment
az the debt which has been hanging over
n since its erection was paid yesterday
bv Clerk Samuel p Waddnl, he being
instructed TO do so by the Board OF Su-
n4rvisors. The instalment was not due
until December. but the board had the
money and decided 20 pay it. The check
amounted 20 $4.S302O
me County Court OF Henrico concluded
60 business for the october term yester-
day. and adjourned. c..,
Tba inquest over the body Of Samuel
y carmen. who was killed at Orleans
street Station, was held yesterday, Inc
t5rv was composed OF Messrs. w. H.
Rrauer. c. W Thomas, j. i. SchaaI, W
4 Henning. II. G. Noegler. and ~ ,.
Jones They brought in a verdict that the
deceased had met his death through ms
..oing between cars. one OF whlch "as
ewing. when there was no necessity u
l. 40 the cars being self-coupling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
WAN, Snrings valley.

WARM SPRINGS, october n.--(spS,ciial)
1obn w stephenson, Esq, Is in ONO.
Mrs. c. r. McDannald is visiting 1rleiuS
I'm Roanoke city. -, a., e,nce
The hunting season has been on Biz ~
the first, but up to TINS GATE '"0'e
been vecy little game killed; .,.,.rod
A great many cattle are p', t;7oe The
O Ou,coe obtained are very high. The al,
p pance in price of fat cattle has advanced
w. rr,ce Of stock cattle very much year
i liz cattle are now bringing $50
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
FREDERICKSBURG.
A Farmer Assaulted by Negroes-Ap-
proaching Marriages.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VA, october IL
(special Mr. William Day farmer OF
Culpeper. was assaulted on the streets
here last night by three young negro
men. There was no proyocaton Whatever
for the attack, and what the motives Oh
his assailants were are unknoWh' FOL
nately, Mr.. Day succeeded IN escaping DC
fore ne was seriously injured. TWO OF the
men have been captured, but the olher -
yet at large. -. IT,
Isaiah Babcock, who escaped from the
washington Lunatic Asylum several
weeks AGO. was captured by Sheriff Har-
ris Of the county, about eight miles from
the courthouse yesterday, and To-Day
taken back. He had wandered to the
home OF Mr.. Hemminger and when the
sheriff entered the house Babcock ran
un-stairs. Being pursued he jumped from
a window. III doing so he spralhed MS
ankle quite badly, and alter running
few yards fell. a..
Invitations have been issued TO the
marriage of Miss Evelyn Chewing, OF
this county. 10 Mr.. Lee j. Smith, OF caro-
line and Miss Mittie Luck, OF Caroline
20 Mr. John Grove, of Edinburg. Both
win take place on November 3D. the Tor
rnar al Walters church, in this county
al e.3O A. NJ, and the latter at County
line church. Caroline. at +. VI.
Miss Annie Virginia Rees, daughter OIL
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Rees, who LOT
number Of years resided here, and MI
Christian j. Ubhoff of washington were
married at the brides home, III that CITY
yesterday evening. ..
The death of Mr.. X. Emmett uiasSetN
oative Of this county and for many years
. bieb,v-esteemed and popular citizen OF
this civ which occurred at his home. IN
portsmouth yesterday, is greatly lament
al hv a large circle Of friends here.
Penorts from the Potomac state tha
the high water in that river during The
nast two DAYS has carried off large
pn9ntitv Of poplar wood and railroad ties
Among the heavy losers IS Mr. J. w
Masters. of this city. From information
airoadv received his loss exceeds $500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
, a. Hold a College Meeting

paw / s. Dill, d. D.. will leave sun sun
dav night for Birmingham Ala; TO 'ip pIs
1rotracted meeting OF two weeh9 , on ..a'
Alma Mater-noward ; CoLesT The sun
ESQ his father IS professor; Inc I 0U
day he Is away Dr. a.; j.. " Nm ,iIi'i has lust
viii preach for him. Ut. I'm ,rbere he
returned from Caroline cSuH dcsd,cation Of
p preach Vernon Baptist church. Key.
Mount Mount Rroaddus is the pastor OF TINS
Anuls The services of dedication were
cnu ui. Interesting and largely attended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
,,es CLARKE SENT TO GRAND JURY
nailed I'm sum of S300-she beat n
Mnn-other Cases.

The case OF great interest III
Johns Court yesterday morning was tha'
OF Mrs. Matte Clarke. charged WIN -
lon!ously assaulung George Tombs. Inc
defendant was sent on 10 the grand jury
and hailed for Ter appearance when me
tury meets The bail was placed at sSoV'
win Sergeant Kerse as surety. -
Mrs. Clarke testified that Toinps' ~ sSno
over trucker. came 20 her house NO. ~ ~
d street ana finding john Densier. win
whom no was on bad terms. there iiiinle-
d.ately sat TO work 10 give him t irr,,-
ing Densler was floored and Iohos
summed an him. She told him 20 come
away ana leave Densler alone but ne
would not. and she thereup0n TOOK iiat,
iron and struck him several times Jus'
as bard as she could" Dr. GwathmeY'
the almshouse physician. had 10 tahe
twenty stitches IN Tombs's Uranium as
consequence. 49,
ia. Tully. a soldier at home on iur-
Tough. mad fight with Peter barmi,
saloon clerk, and was fined IS ana eostS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22

cattle. BY this time the train was going
down grade. and the two detached coach
es ran with great velocity into the engine,
throwing ii off the track. Miss WOOD
who attended her brothers wedding fere
yesterday. was the only passenger hurt;
Her face and nose were badly cut ara
bruised. The baggagemaster. Mr.. ROD
bins. was badly bruised and crippled. An
engine was procured from the junction.
and the passengers brought back to war
renton at | o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
uov IA prevent Group.

Mr. ]. NJ. Nickle wei ti ,nin ch,,.
liant Of Nickleville, Pa. mas t~o oro,n
Am who are subject TO attacks u elou ~
Tn speaking of It he says: W n ,,n. them S
attack is coming on my wiie sl,eS :, aI'
cbamberlain's Cough Remeqy' anu nn,,sa.
Syays prevents the attack. II y ~ nV mai.
MA necessity in this county anu nJ NO,
,ey what else we run Out OF, ~ w." Consn
Az 20 be without ChamDeriain I'm .,
remedy. More Of II Is sou , nerv -"
an other cough medicines commune W..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
EXCUR sIONs.
personal.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED. on THE 10TH
irstant qualified as executor OF MARY
ANN GEISINGER, deceased, and requests
ali persons indebted 20 the estate OF the
deceased 10 please pay the same TO me
and all persons having lawIui cia I'M
resent them. properly sworn 10, as soon
as possible. ,,~,r,>.,,r,r,,rp
rrvecutor OF Mary Ann Geisinger, de-
-, 90 o. 1901 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
Coppre.sman Hay sick.

HARRIsONBURG. VA. October n
lcr,sciaI Hon. James Hay was to-day
comnelled. by reason OF sickness, TO
Iaraon his canvass of Rockingham
conntv His appointments for the rest OF
the week have been cancelled. Mr.. Hay
$50 .nv Co be at Luray next Monday, but
lii scarcely be able to speak that day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
chiId EataIIy Durned.

DwALE. DICKINSON COUNTY ,,o. VA
G So'IgSter Of Washington Mullins OF Ava,
tS,a county was fatally burned day ., or
t to since since Her clothes caught from ,, tine
Two SIRE Ere on the hearth. Mrs. Mullins
Was waSG also badly burned in trying 10 eN''"-
ouish the flames.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
collier at Soldiers Home

"e'. . = NJ wharton. who was TO nave
Rev, "a 40 the veterans at the Soldiers
predehIi ost night. was unable to be there
snd Rev r. B. Collier. who had come a"ea *
near DE- Wharton, was invited 20 cbo spdnS
IN his place. Mr.. Collier did So Dre"chs5
his text from Judges, VIII T. anu p errnnr
nn excellent and very heiplui ~ 49,
- will long be rememperea ~ IN
vetsrans. SO pleased were .ney r on@.
insisted on mis- coming Tu veS En night.
o. them again on next Weui'eSu"' ''e''
IL Gnnllv agreed % DO go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
INT They VIII shoot.

sTAUNTON, VA, october A.-Sspecial1
Owing 10 rainy weather the reh rem ,na,.
day scheduled for the Horse emu ~ ~
60 has been given up. However, the
90 shooting-match, free for all, In which
9es,, nrizes win be awarded. will be held
Friday evening next.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
coUpLING PULLED OUT.
An Accident on the southerh-'
Young Lady Hurt.

WARRENTON. VA, October H.-ospe-
cial)-A bad accident occurred here To-
dav ON the railroad just after the siO
train went out. The coupling OF the en-
CINE pulled out about a mile IRON, - -
The engineer did not know II, ana s.om
ed up 10 keep from running over so'A-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22

More than twenty million free samples
~ DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve nave oeen
distributed by the manufactures VIVA.
better proof OF their confidence IN JUS
sa.,ts do YOU want? 1t cures piles. burns.
snaias sores. In the shortest space OF
time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
~ county Post-omce Robbed.

IJ1RAY. VA, October H.-(speeial. ,
~ nost-office at Shenandoah. in this
ao,ntv was entered by thieves last night
90 about 500 in cash and stamps taken
s.oro the safe. which was blown open.
1,hs perpetrators are unknown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
,,r,oys & copARTSERsHIrs.

s..,.e
,rtrp COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
fore existing under the firm name, 0 td
.ti. h,,stness conducted at N Main street.
en- IN the name Of GEORGE p. & CHARLES
7, STEEL. and AT 30 east Main street,
a. The name OF CHARLES l.. STEEL, 70
This day dissolved. by mutual con a.Ill:
~ GEORGE u. STEEL viii take chargs
- ,be business at 727 Main street, ana
~ Or CHARLES L. STEEL OF that az %I
49,, Main street. All parties Indebted 20
,,s are requested 10 settle their accounts
nTomptfy and all having claims; or ,c wha5'
49, description. against GEORGE Is.
ss,17sET, will please mail their accounts
- rim before November LIST. .
TO MN GEORGE B. STEEL.
CHARLES l.. STEEL
october q, 1898.
p.Serring 20 the above notice peg 70
,"n,nce that I will continue the prac-
~ ~ Dentistry al the old stand no.
1 11e Ntsin street and will be glad to see
80, Sriends and the public, guaranteeing
,n' ,ber the best work Z reasonable rates
Resuectfully, dboiSHh ID u Fill
oc pitt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
EcIajrs, Cream PuHs,

4 kinds pc: Cracker Dust. &C.; Citron
and Ralsln Cake. lSc. pound; Pies. all
klnds Special prices suppers and parties.
49l-2 north sixth street. DklNkARDS.
90 22-iit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
Culpepper Creamery Butter.

This is the season when the finest pro-
duct Of the dairy Is scarce and high.
Having a ten years contract with tho
celebrated dairyman. Nathan r.. Fill
more, of Babbling Brook, Cupepper Va.
/ am prepared TO supply my trade with
the finest grade OF Creamery Butter ever
sold on this market / pay Mr.. Fillmore
Is cents for every pound he sells me, and
take his entire product. You can buy
II from me I'm any quantity, per IrC
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
WANTED.

rear of No. Cl5 west Grace street. Con-
;ains three stalls. room for three buggies.
loft. and three rooms upstairs. Apply
10 above address or ARTHUR LEVY. Il
north Ninth street. upstairs. DC PIE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22
ChiIdren's Goods.

Ware gettingbetter acquainted
.T The mothers of Richmond
N'.~ ., Jov-lasting acquaintances,
.,, Tor every purchase of a boy S
means a permanent patron:
There else can you find half
IVA ossortment-nowhere else
.,lf as many of the seasons
,..o,,.elties-nowhere else the low
a~;.cs on high qualities you'll
ind here.
cbildren's Knee Pants, 25c.-
nj. sizes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-22

LELAND. O.. october % ises.--The
N'' [,,llth which Is 20 mark the CEN
..' ., rockefeller Cemetery plot here
g.. o. D.. M I'm place to-day, The base Is
80 ,,ore and 10 feet high. and the
j .. .. pillar So feet more.
That's high-like the values in