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NARROW ESCAPE
IN MANCHESTER
\ Load_d Wagon Passes Over a Man's
Body.
BETTING READY FOR THE FETE.
Mane he-sie-r la 'Mii.-.r n 1'lnr Klicmlng
In Hie Tra'lc-.' I'linule Kiriike-u
\\ ni, Ctoaaajgdatna e>r tho tii-ain.
lil iel Me lil I,,n.
Manehester Bureau, Richmond Times,
1112 Hull t le BU* k
A white mun , \ Icli nt ly (rom the coun?
try, fell from Mg wagon cn Hull Pi
O'-ar the corner of lifchth str. ? t. y<
day afternoon and v. tmely
hurt, and rn ghi h.vc le n killed had he
not be* n drunk.
He fell ever the fr.,r.t of tim wagon,
?Inking on his head Tu
e.i-er his body
was heavily |es>dei with lime. The man
ndf j.' m I ;lnn
where Kr M I him
TKAKKS KAUAI'K.
A most fi.' I Ot tlief Itun
iaesB Moa'g I
night ai T'".? f*g Hall *
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"ThcVestis
the Cheapest/'
Expedience teaches that
good clothes wear longest,
good food gives best nutrition,
ar J a good medicine that
cures disease is naturally the
best and cheapest. Hood's
Sarsaparilla is the best medi?
cine money can buy, because
it cuns when all others fail.
Poor Health ' Had Mtv health ftp
< ? ...k and hips,
tutth constant headache. -ie"*f-c5t!?5 and
rn arix'thr. Used Hcxxfs barsaparilli.
puned strength ind can <uvr<V hard all
day; ti.' heartily and -.'.<?" 'well. I took
it because it heired my huslind lo whom
ri yate st'ength." Mn. E. J. Giff els.
Moose Lake, Mmn.
ZfiwdUSt
lio-d** Flin car* 'ive, ill*. th* noa Irrtuttn. sod
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ATBESRYS.
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Your
Derby
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$3.00 M tin- sum many have se!
aside lor their new derby.
We've made special iirovision
for you. Buying in such quan?
tities direct from the manufac?
turers wc have other battels'
DSOSl 5} qualities to offer you at
$y o.
They're in Blue. Brown and
Tan?newest blucks.
Urdartaberi B. h Morrl* etta f. I
taken tn the realtlr:u<' ol Mr
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'in,.ii,,r yenna lad) occurred Mon
H"r many I
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nnd a half (ui
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rhlrd Timi*. K'S.
**eorind ra I ia 1 I llxtl
Booti h Plaid '" t
and outl iieoad Thno, I
Third ? -Alva
?f-t, tJnei* Trials (MO to
vthruruis tr, to 1)
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H.-SIDNEY, 11; ST. ALBANS, 0.
Will Play lilt hum,ul CMlsJOJI \<U Sat
Bsanaj Here,
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OMAHA nki: Ott :t Win am Jm
nlaai Bryna to-day otarted m ott hs
?s?t c*mna'go'ng tour of Nebraska be?
ra** election. Hl? first ?odreij was st
8,*vflrrvs*N"rr' where he anoVe 'n 'he f*t*r?
Park. S'>?-'ch-*s war* ?lsn msde st I>svld
City Shelby and several other points.
I-arg* audiences greeted him at each
place.
MANY PRETTY
OCTOBER BRIDES
Numerous Marriages Were Celeb: ted
Yesterday.
THOSE WHO TOOK SOLEMN VOWS
Mi Andrew II. Smlllicr Weela Ml*,,
Annie May smlilier 'Nf.W.T. Wpm.
.ir., and Mise* 'h-i.il.'in_.in
The Other Coupli**.
IJndet Hie Mai ahJea anal hen ith the
' sun of a balm;. I
young coujii- s yaaisrosy antered UM mer*
mid good wishes of friends by the
hundred
I. Mi cv <leoda.ii and ll iii
Adelaide Montacui were naarrled ins;
' ,.- ' ? tl !l-"!l-St . tl-.ll
I i k hana
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of the young i
eera admitted, many
.i BU?.
daughter of R. a
lat . ? . - etty, ead ..... - yoong
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KKIDKS
She wa- elad in a Milt of dark I lOtb
? eotTeeporad, and
: br da i
Hi r Nolba M tal ifne, a ut
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v. "i pink trimmings, an . i ir*
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?i-uk,ny the; bridal party 1-ft
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"Dear Mrs. Pinkh_.i_?For nome
time I have thoupht of writ inp to voa
lo let you know of the -Treat Loneri* 1
, have received
/*<-I--_? *-?**--i *rom tne BBB "'
Mrs. Johnson u<
Sa''ed from
Insanity by
Mrs. Plnkham
hums V,.
hie Compound.
Boon after the
birth of in} fir t
child, I oona*
an need lo have opella with my spire.
Beor** mouth I |rewworee ami at la.st
be-ceme so bad thut I found 1 was,
gradually _oa__tg my mind.
'? The doctors treated me for female
troubles, hut I got no better. One
doctor told me that I would be insane
I waa advised pe a friend to (-ive Lydia
E. Piukhama Vegetable t'ompouud a
trial, and before I had taken all of the
first bottle toy neighbors noticed the
UhgBfg in me.
"1 have now taken five bottles and
cannot find words sufficient to praise it
1 adriee every woman who issufferiiiL'
fr> ii. uny female weakness to give it a
fair triai. 1 thank you fur your good
medicine "?M hs. t'r.*tTBUDB Kl. Jc.mi.n
BO_i, Jo.'-KMBOUO, TKXAS.
Mn Perkin*' Letter.
"I had female trouble uf all kim's,
had three doctora, but only grew worse
I beiran taking Lydia E. Pinkness'),
Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills
and uaed tbe Sanative Wash, and can?
not praise your remedies enough."?
Maa. trna Puuuai, Via.ul, La.
I R-aux, of this city yere married Mon?
day at the home of the bride, Washing?
ton, D. C.
After Nov. Rth Mr. and Mrs. Breaux
will be at home at No. 12 rant Franklin
r-rr ? ?
Mr. Mrcani I- manager for the Ballard
and Ballard COSBJIOBT. rt thia city.
?si ii ,?? i..,iri . n.
Mr Jori'ph BetaOtt* aral Kial Lo I 88 ?'<'r
rl?an w-frc married yeateMay morning at
BL M U v - I i hoiic , lurch
by Kev Kat Kr Wh ii'1 K.nimgartner,
the pa.itor.
Mr Schntt* ls an employe of the Hich
nmnd Lor-tanwttva Works. HI-, bride la a
"h.liming vating lady.
lu Ucl To Dav.
M -.cary anti Mr M. St
Jnhn .'.,alter will l- in..-rif.i to-day at
IdOBOO nf MOjOf lr; way t\ AOSO,
Na K north Sixth street.
Niau I Sheahan and Mr. Jame*
ll. BOWtU are to wei nt o'ctOOk thia
afternon at st. Katr;. Vi hnreh
Mr David SheUnr, n i Mi - ki; ??
I'hrisUan win be marra-1 at J o'clock
ireh
M I!.miry ii,rm,ri and Mr. Jame."
H. Clark will wwi at .
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A BEAUTIFUL WEDDING.
Maioinae ot T. Rtediard Sebwnb and
MinaOort reeta rlahl , Mar ra,
fi ai:ki:.\'1"i'N". ya . - ? ? ,l -
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Prneileal Barcery for vuimrr..
An ". ? rw nv ' orosoi at tbe
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Panatana li Wi ll.
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Mr ll SJ Smith Bf , n*M v-ry r- ' ?
his .'kJlidltinli Wa-,
Mr*. i:mi' ? - N" '?' ''<*r.
T1,. -,''-? Jnhn linders, who
han |? . . wa.- urn-hanged
lOOt nuht.
, aim Ni>?? Maa*
WASlllSOTOS, Oct -I-A r-ab'egram
? t] | D*i irtata ? lanes
rai "ivs that th?*
oeairitasani hag been ?''-?,. .1 aver to
. bj th" in ' nj irt Mf,l.nt. Castro
if ins \try popular
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ll'Viilor K1K- Mir. e.
CHICAGO. Oct. Si?Ttal pass*ng?r ?:?
vitor tn the Warren-Springer building,
331 South Canal street, fell from the
n'xth floor to the h>*ement this evening,
killing one man and Injuring three, two
I ut whom will die. *?
The Children
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Ye'<il\_
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That the best ^%:%K''
thing they know is the
new wafer-1 Uneeda Jinjer ^k-?K
Waufer. Its delicious taste has capti?
vated the little folks. You'll like them.
Everybody likes them after they have once tasted
You've never tasted anything like it. A new flav
a new crispness, a new delicacy. Baked by tl
best bakers in the leading bakeri, . t \
box and try them. Packed in a new air tight
and moisture proof box which keeps in the
goodness?keeps them fresh and crisp
until you want them.
or*
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Have you tried Uneeda Biscuit?
Madeouly by
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY.
Bete orwaorB of tba
Uaee-marb Uneeda.
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BREAKING OF lilli
ECCENTRIC ROD
Cannon Ball Train Delayed by I
to Engine.
ARRESTED IN PETERSBURG.
hi iiieni) Coane* in a Meet Ina i dbe
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trr. w. F. Dreary, vvh-, waa the
In Urea Itatl i : -irit in
thi? humane project lr.
- bellaree tho Itate
- ? ro'ooy in the ne.ir future
The monthly te>rm of the County Court
of Burry is bein* hCl te--eaj Tin-re
are no ea?c? of public ri tba
criminal docket
The . from the Chapter of tho
era of the < *onfener icy of P
lo tho Oran. >, r..n
. In Ki' hmond Beal vi ck aro Mn
li L Vt itaon, Mra K. t Meade Mr*
Na \v Cbilboraa, Mrs Ashton ai
M < ta ?
Th,- .'.il ,? .f Mr* C K Kine*, on 07081
nish stive, w.is deatroyed by fire firs
niornln-rs with contents. Fifty hair
apples were burtieJ.
INDEPENDENT IN PRINCESS ANNE
Thc-I'eeiple.-ire Kicking Stn.ny 1"." ?'
Mae Illili- nie-ihocls.
s>'"M IIII.K, VA . Oct
ci.il Mr Willum T. Moree, Ol this eoiin
ty, han j ti ? - *naOOnceed himself un imle
peiiticiit __^-*Bdato fee ibo rtoune of Deie
gaiaa lg in* e_m, winch tu- erl
trlhute throughout the- county thi* w-,-k,
!:ires that he will auport tba II- n.
j iloeja Tyler for the United Btefea Ben*
Bte, ls fOf Improving- the public ?
and for better , lei non laws.
Much dlasatlsfactlun ia felt and tx
p-cts:d at the action of the last Demo?
cratic convention, the volr* 0f th* p*o
pie being very much stifled by the mein*
oel* employed.
The people are outspoken In their views
and say that this thing must have an end.
From appearances a very Ure* uer
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EVENING at I *? **'"?
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mother li county, ?
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WIUatAM WAG-NER; aged tw?nty-*la
years and four months.
Th* funeral will take place trcm. 8t.
Patrick'* fhurrh THK USDA lt MORN
ViH a? IT oclotk.
Int-o-msal lu Oakwood.
NORTH CAROLINA
COTTON GROW!
A Strong Di!-1'-\ i n ti
Atlanta Convention.
:OVE THE PAIR GROUNDS
Km ned in i 81 ible mi; ilciajlt,
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