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LOCAL NEWS

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The new i. Il. X w. X. K. signal
system worked hy air. was to be put in
service this week. An engine entering Il
block throws the S"maphorr and when
o"r W It, '"' ''-''''' - '''''' '''''''''''
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succeeds Il. l.. Christie Of Culnra. who
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of death for the murder Of tcurg" -.
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Tho Iali,~ of rriItou cleared about
$2Sl5 from the entertainment held in
Mechanics .@lI in that town last Wrrk
in aid Of th" Union Hospital. despite the
stormy evening.
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bank" ou the Eastern Shore reaching
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Prices Bulletin

We start this month our Annual Clearing sale
OF Winter Goods. We mention few to give
you an idea Of what doing. If you will
make our store a visit will show you many
genuine Bargains in different lines of goods
DRESS GOODS.
Blue Camel Hair, heavy weight, 81 inches
wide, Is cents per yard. Would be cheap at
$Ioo Heavy Oxford Mixture, all wool CLOTH
50 inches wide, 65 cents, worth $I.oo Cadet
Blue, heavy Military Cloth, So inches wide all
wool, Is cents Need not tell YOU that it is
worth double. We have about ten or twelve
pieces of Novelty and Plaid Dress Goods, that
have been 50 cents per yard will close them out
at IS cents per yard. About fifteen pieces OF
Cotton Dress Goods, that have been Is to 20
cents per yard. Will close them out at 10 cents
per yard.
CLOTHING.
Lot Mems Kersey Suits, $500 Would be
cheap at $500. Boys Suits as low as $2.oo
WOMEN'S COATS.
AT cost of material No charge for making.
UNDERSKIRTS.
We will sell 50 Underskirts at 50 cents each
Former price $I.oo each.
UNDERWEAR
Lot Chldren's Underwear, Is cents per gar
ment Former price 20 to IS cents: mostly
Vests and Boys Drawers. Small and large
sizes.
SHOES.
&, 4, \,
that we will sell for 50 cents per pair. Former
price, $I.5o pair. About 40 pairs in the lot. Lot
Boys Shoes, SI.oo pair. Former price $I.5o
pair, Size, to 5.
HATS.
Lot Mems Hats various styles and color.
Former price, $Ioo to $2oo each. Now SOC
each.
RUBBER GOODS
Lot Mems large size Rubbers, 50 cents per
pair. of ClildrenS Rubber Roots ST ~ Dair
Mems short, heavy Rubber Boots, $500 pair,
first quality goods.
SHIRTS.
Mems Dress Shirts. We have big lot Of
Madras and Percale Shirts; with pair separate
Cuffs, that we going to sell at IS cents each.
Goods that are worth 50 to Is cents. Now's
your chance-all sizes.
FRANK p. PRICE
Main and Bow Streets
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The new L. b. X w. X. K. signal
system worked Ivy air. was 10 be put in
service this week. An engine entering Il
block throws the SemHphorr and when
out Of it, the signal is SGT again automatic
callV
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three times "A week They arc ,ndo-
perfect control and are consistent hunt
ers No hound is kept iu this pack thai
cannot do fair share o. the trailing. as
Wen as run 10 the fore. No bumper.
are allowed
Messrs. Sneed and Overbey.s pack are
% the Virginia strain. crossed with Ken
lucky blood. They are a very handsome
and snowy pack. am white black and
'an' marked somewhat like the English
hounds.
The Mecklenburg pack was handicapped
~ the judging by the fact that two Of
the ten hounds entered were thrown ont
"i the race. leaving only eight to COM
pe-e against ten from each other pack
The Judges wish special mention mad,
oi Tire excellent work this pack made. as
"eu as Air Thraves's pack. Both shovel
up most eNcellenuy in the neld
In the couple contest the award fsif
% w. V. ThraVes's Belle and Leader
Mr. Ihravcs is well known ia Rich
mond. where Dc has many friends. who
VIII be delighted 20 learn 81 this d.
cision.
Ten hounds were entered FOR the derby
stakes which closed to-day after three
races Following are the entries. clipper
Blue Graham and Graham. owned by T.
~. Iwitty Buffalo. y. Y: Pat. Rush.
Rose and DaInscl owned by Sneed ~.
overney' Rock and Flash. owned by W
tenie and rip. from tie 1lccMenLurg
kennels
Tho derby IS run under tho following
provisions. open 20 all FOX hounds.
whether ON or after january LIST II th.
Near previous 20 the trials Tho hounds
shall be judged on average all-rouuI
work
After Cd prolonged session at the meet
i.g Tonight tho Judges made the follow
ins decisions for the derby. FIrst-IAttle
hose, OF The MecSienhurg pack a cross
of tne Kentucky strain on the Virginia
hound. Her sire Gamester. owned by
Judge Aiken. OF Dauville. Va. was q IA
NOUS foXhound. who made some phenorn-
email performances; second-Rose. Of Snecd
and Overbeys pack. sired by the well
known Broad. belonging 20 Mr.. r. w
CNerbey. Boydton. Va. Broad was the
winner Of the aN-age stake in tho FIRST
meet held hero in March. 1865
Following is the list Of winners. aI-age
stike-First puck Of J. w TWitty. War
teoton. y c.; second-peck Of Sidney
Cooper. Henderson, y. c.. third-pacl1 Of
sneed and Overbcv. Boydton. VA.
Best cpuplo-Bello black and tan (Tone
and Fashion,. W. Y. Thrayes. Leader.
black and tan. Powhatan. Va
Derby stake-First. Little Rose. black.
White and tan bitch CGamester and Rose.
Meckienhurg pack; second. Rose blue
SprcAied bitch (Broad and Ginger. Sneed
ana o'erbey. y. $. N.
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children: General John Z. Roller. Colonel
O.. T.. Roller. Mrs Dr. HolungswortL.
Mrs. NJ b Calwei II this place. Tie R-v.
Robert Douglas Roller. D. T.. Of Charles
ton, w Va. and Peter =. Roller, OF Mt
Jackson
Mrs. Roller was the daughter of Major
John Alleh4u1h. who settled az DAYTON
ternai side she 81 scended from the Sta
plctous. who came over about the time
of William Penn.
ON her paternal side she was descended
from Christian Alleback. who. with Yosr
Hite and other Inhabitants Of Colebrook
Dale. Pa Nav 10. l72N. petiti0ned Cover
nor Gordon for pro .ection and relief
against what they suffered and were
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Commonwealth OF Virginia.

Superintendent Of Public Printing.
Richmond October 49, 1876
PROPOSALS FOR PRTNTINg;
FIFTEEN HUNDRED COPIES OF
The ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTH
VOLUME or VIRGINIA REPORTS
viii he received at this ono, un ~ 10
M WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER ST. 1QDs
AT the same time and place bids viii
be received Tor binding. Wrapping ana
labelling nine hundred copies IL ne
aforementioned books. and Tor mack
INK SIX hundred copies in untold %
sheets in substantial wooden boxes
each box to contain the printer sheets
for l-l complete COPIES Of the safd hook
and Co. he plainly marked or labeled on
two outer ends and ON sides so as ta
indicate the contents thereof
Printed schedules. on which an bids
VIII DE required % be made. will be fsr.
nshed on application
Each bid must be enclosed in se1lfd
envelope addressed 70 the sun-riufand-
ont Of Public Printing. and marked
Proposal "
Contractors will De required to flrn sh
bond with approved security. for the
faithful Performance 81 contract
The right is reserved % rcfer. any or
all bids. DAVIS BOTTOM
Superintendent Public Pr;ntine.
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Mr.. BOaz in Civ

Hon. w. H. Boaz Of AlbemarIe county.
iot years one of the best known and most
influential members or the General As
-embly. and or the constitutional Conven
ton, was visitor IN the city yesterday.
and called az the Capitol to greet Sec
rotary OF the Commonwealth d. 0. Egvles-
tom and other friends. This is Mr.. Boaz's
ttst visit 90 the city FOR nearly two
years. he having been In declining health.
meanwhile Nj. Boaz appears % he some
what Improved IN health. but is not vet SD
wei as he was when member OF the
General Assembly
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
ceived by the undersigned until -
o'clock noon. MONDAY. November r..
1905. for Grading and Furnishing
Stone for the construction OF "A houle-
ward from tho limits Of the CITY u
Norfolk. Va. 90 the jamestown Fxno-
sition Grounds distance az about
four and a quarter miles
Plans and specification may boz seen
al the Office OF tho undersigned, 100
Water street. Norfolk. Va
The state Highway Commissloner
can be seen at the above address on
the following dates. OCTOBER 29th
and 30th. NOVEMBER % 81 and 10th.
70 furnish any Information desired 10
prospective bidders
All bids must be accompanied hv "a
certified check for one thousand doll
lars 81 o0o). payable to w w. Moss.
treasurer
While bids viii he received sepa
Tateiy for grading and supplying stone.
a single contract is preferred.
The Boulevard Commission reserves
the right 20 reject any and all bids.
or TO contract as a whole or On part
II. p. GOODRIDGE.
Chairman jamestown Boulevard
Commission.
100 Water Street. Norfolk, Va
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Sealed proposals are invIeed for the
purchase Of four per cent ten-forty bonds
OF the denomination OF 500. issued by
the University of Virginia
BY an act OF the General Assembly of
virginia approved March TO- 1876. the
Hector and visitors OF the University OF
Virginia were authorized 10 issue bonds
NOT exceeding 100000. payable forty
wears after da,e. at rate OF Interest OF
four per cent per annum. payable semi
annually. With the riyht reserved 20 said
University 20 nay the whole or any part
q said bonds At any time after ten years
from their date. for purpose OF retiring
the five per cent. ten-forty bonds is
sued under mortgage of May T. 1896
The act -, cities that these bonds shall
re exempt from state, county and muni-
cpai taxation. To secure them. the Rec
cute n deed OF trust 70 Virginia Trust
company. trustee. on the property OF the
tnive. sity. which will be "a frs. Ilen n
same.
The bonds vii be coupon-bearer bonds
dated November /. 1906. payable forty
years after date. redeemahlc in ten years
at the Office OF the Virginia Trust Com
p3nN richmond, virginia. and Tho Cnu-
pons for the interest accruing seml-an-
nually VIII be paid on presentation at
the same Office The bonds can be reg
lstered as 20 principal. az the Office OF
virginia Trust Company. Richmond. Vir-
ginia. registrar.
An annual appropriation OF $1,000 has
been made 10y the Legislature or Virginia
20 meet the interest on the bonds and 10
create sinking fund
At meeting OF the Board of visitors.
neld on June II. 1906 at which q major
ity or the members were present. 70 was
resolved TO issue these bonds for pur-
pose or retiring Ike amount OF five per
cent. bonds called for payment Novem-
Der 1906, and To secure them AS pro-
Vided by the above act. the five per cent
bonds having been called Tor payment as
provided on their face
Opportunity is onered 20 holders 81
the said I'VE per cent bonds OF the Uni
Nersity 70 exchange the same AZ uar FOR
me FOUR per cent. mortgage bonds 70 he
Issued November T. 1906. provided they
notify the Virginia Trust Company.
Richmond. Virginia. % their intention 10
exchange prior 20 October Is. 1a06
Sealed proposals will he received ad-
dressed 20 Virginia Trust Company en-
dorsed on envelope: bids for r. V
Bonds Tor balance or any amount 81
bonds not exchanged. Such bids must he
rece,yed on or before october 50. 1906
THE RECTOR AND VISITORS OF
THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
BY Armistead c. Gordon Rector
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Dividend Notice.


THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS or TITE
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad company has declared "a divl-
dcnd Of four and q half dollars "a 50D
q share upon It's guaranteed stock. nav
anlo November J. 1906. Transfer books
Will bc closed after October 9th until
November "a Checks will Dee mailed
% all holders. The undersigned should
Dr. notified of change OF postofiice adj
dress. w. u. DUKE. Treasurer
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Ms. ConwaY Sculthrop.

Mrs. Conway Mallory sculthrop died
az her home. No S05 East Leigh street,
al $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Tie funeral will take place at 3.3'
o'clock this afternoon from Marshall
ef~eef fhrfStfan Church
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Mrs. Fannie Hart.

Especial % The Times Dlspatchl
BRISTOL, VA. October 21.-AIrs. Fam
uie Hart. widow of Judge Henry
O.. Hart died al Johnson city. Tenn
Tonight OF fever. Her husband died
suddenly in "A Chattanooga hotel last
January. TWO children survive TO iu-
heIIl IN estate Nalued at S4n.0OA
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BRILLIANT BALL
AFTER TIE HUYT
Beautiful Girls Ride An Day and
Then Dance All
Night
ELEGANT GOWNS AND GEMS
Many New and Distinctive Fca-
lures Were Intro
duccd.

,, AZ ~ ~ LIN ~ it'' tp ti- CHASE
- A.. october ''"e OF inc most
-,..e ~ TIT i'Atui's OF '"e i'''i oi IT,
s''.'" ''''i.na l"A-huHtsl@ was tne Drill
go "-,. Dsn s4Ioh a. 'Ne -"eo hIe"ouig
cosy -s"l. me peNE "l -h'iihlnB girls
'ne occasion true sp'rtsWomen'
quay" III nom" ~ '"' 7"''i' eS ih thc
"''ed 20 'nf h'ino'r ~ -ln-
- ~. ,,--,...,-, 0' we .''1 .A'-E .'ns
~ 'ttV' - l.L' remark
80 'n ''' ioo"y 'h~t "a N9hds"lHer lot
So 'r'T Ne' or Di"uslil 'oSetn'r WIN
~ ' r'"ius or tNe 'io L"inliacn, long
-'3 US "eauti.Ni women
ITO Imam was 'ea ~ Mr- john @.
49,, '',-.'.''oi'"' '''"1 H'" ana
"D'' i'''i''.'' co. a'n
'.'.'s ""H KEEP NF "hti mo wee
s"l~ "o@.s' as X hantlAs all day and
.'"''Ns d" Hsht were "a fe7Lul occupa-
",l'
VIZ. .''f Nthnsofne ana
.'f pa'ir""m presented "a brilliant scene
" '"e eyes OF yaufa ana worn health
seekers VINO aye hefc in large force as
~'l''
Among tie couples dancing uor. Mrs
Margaret Graham. Of Dau,.Ne IA Me
blue china silk white lace ,,itr AZ
o. r. Williams. OF the Nfocklorh,,r,.. Nj.
Mary Bur,ron. Of chase GIN T. +,
white b-,,ssefs .,et 49, 49,, IAN. 80
~ n p $50 c. lt t.''N , go ~
No,d - e-l,-Ls,.itle IA 800. 81.
rri,- ..rt, ,-, go
NJ g. O. 49, R,,n-,,',s V-s W
o..u. r4.-.., r,l-ls 9i'T9
rl 80 ..'.'''i'N- ~ Nn''7 emma
~@ .@"e'', WIN NI. IAIi-,
So MS az" NN''' oi
,.s ,.I.,.i, 80. D''pe "' oHi"''
-'' 'i''' III piilh HN'il'Ss lace
ana oleinonns, with c. =. antrim, Rich-
' d. -'llsS -N"4a Nr't1on' 1iarNs-
F'.''' E'.' In white cAAnon over pink
-'.h- ulIimeH with hand- painted ranne
Ioy5 49, 100 WIN Sl'' =. ",
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OBITUARY.
Mr.. Edwin w. Ward.

Ar Edwin W. Ward died at = o'clock
yesterday morning at the residence OF his
nephew. r. =. Colin. No. 50o South Harri-
SON street Mr.. Ward was formerly OF
Washington. ID. g.. lie was eighty-six
years OF age
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DEATHS.

BOYKIN.-D Saturday. October 81.
1905. az 1870 j. NJ. Miss MAMIE bon
KIN. daughter OF the late General Fran
els NJ. Boykin, Of Isle OF Wight county
Va.
Funeral notice later
MILLER Died. at his home I'm wilson
n. c.. CHARLES IT, MILLER. iu the
thirty-uuth year of Ills age.
lie is survived boy his wife and five
children and his father. Mr. John Mil
Ter. and two brothers, OF this city.
SCtLTHORP- Died. at hcr home. so5
East Leigh street, October n. 1875. at
5.+1 =. NJ. Mrs. CONWAY MALLORY
SCTLTHOBP.
street Christian Church.
WILLTAMS.-Died. in Long Island city
p. NJ, L. a. WILLIAMS. The remains
reached the city last evening at 7.e1
O'Clock. ana are now at the residence OF
j NJ Eitcl BIS Bowling Green Avenue
He leaves a mother. wife ANA four chill
dren
Gone from Your arms. loving wife.
To live with the pure and the true.
Good took your treasure 10 heaven
That your heart might journey there
too
Tho funeral viii hc from Denny stree.
VI. b.. Church TO-DAY (Sunda,N
at T.. NJ The intcrment will he In
lakewood ''
Friends and scquaintances are invited
TO attend
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Mrs. Bernard Lipscomb.


!
WEST POINT. VA. October 27.-Mrs.
Bernard Lipscomb died here to-day about
noon The funeral VIII he preached in
her home Sunday at . o'clock I'm the ar
ternoon by Rev. NJ. Jones, Of ColOsse
Baptist Church. She win be buried in
the West Point Cemetery She was
seventy-one years Of age. and leaves
her husband. aged eighty. She also leaves
one son. Mr.. Robert Lipscomb. OF King
William Courthouse. who was with her
at the time OF her death.
Mr. ard Mrs. Lipscomb celebrated the
fifty FIRST anniversary Of their wedding
in September lest Mrs. Lipscomb was
Miss Fannie Bromley. and her mother
was Mildred Bagby. Of King and Queen.
Mrs. Bromley Is the aunt OF Rev. w. y.
bagby. Baptist missionary to Brazil. 5.
z. Mrs. Lipscomb. always good wo-
man. was beloved by a wide circle Of
friends, and was prominent in the work
OF her church-the Baptist Church. She
vas president OF the Womau's Missionary
Society Of the West Point Baptist Church
Tor years, and was always willing and
anxious to do for those sick and in trou-
bic. il can with truth always b. said
OF her; she nath done what she could.
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Sealed Proposals.

SEALED UNIVERSITY
or VIRGINIA. CHAELOTTESNf LIE.
VA. 500. 90 -FOUR PER CENT.
NON-TANABLE i r t. y u y q
BONDS. DATED NOVEMBER ].
1906. INTEREST MAY AND NO
NEMBER PRINCIPAL AND IN
TEREST PAYABLE AT THE VIR-
GINA TRUST COMPANY TRTS-
TEE OF THE MORTGAGE, RICH
MOND. VIRGINIA
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Meetings.

Richmond Locomotive Works,
lli Broadway. New YORK.
October 10Th. 1900.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting Of the stockholders
of RICHMOND LOCOMOTfNE WORkS
Will be held az the office Of the COM
pauv. iu the COUNTY OF BENRTCO.
VIRGINIA. on Wednesday. the 18th day
OF November 1905 a. 1880 o'clock ln
the forenoon. FOR the purpose OF clectiug
l. r..tnIt ami Officers approval Of the
acts at the Directors since tho last an
nual meeting. and for the transaction Of
sGcl ollyT business as may properly
come before the meeting
LEIGH BEST, Secretary.
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Mrs. F. S. Roller.


HARRlSoNBURG . VA. oct 27-Mrs
Frances Sidney Roller. widow OF Peter :
Roller. died here Thursday at the ripe
old age OF nearly eighty-three years She
as the mother Of the following surviving
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JUST RECEIVED

New Virginia BuckwAeat. Z lbs for 2sc.
quart cans Maple Syrup. 25c; Malaga
Grapes. . lbs for 25c: New Prunes. lbs.
for 25c, New Lima Beans, lbs. for Csc:
New Figs lbs for Csc
s. UILN1AN'S son.
500 East Marshall
1soo-lS22 East Main
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You must remember that falling hair and
dandruh arc signs Of decay, or q diseased con
dillon Of the scalp. an1 you must not DELAY
treatment. To 90 so siUpiy means moro loss OF
nair. and greater impoverished scalp, and
finally no hair. The Uieo thing 90 DO f. t. cor
rect it IN the start. paudorine works wonders
IN al such cases. It viii quickly regeDorato the
cnfeebled tissues, and maze your hair grow
more beautiful than 10 over was. NOW at AZ
druggists. three sizes.
25c., Soc. and 8 90 per bottle.
KNOTLTON DANDERINE CO., Chicago
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WINTER TOURIST TICKETS VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
Now on sale 10 all principal resorts in
tie South and Southwest at reduced
rates. Elegant train service-drawfng
room Pulimans. dining cars" ONCE No.
9-0 East Main Street Phone No. $50