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2 THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY. NOVKV.BBK 27. 181*7. _
FOR 1898 ?
THE AUTHORITY O.V
Women's Fashions Everywhere
IT PUBUSff?S WEEKLY
f Foreign Fashions
illustrated, with ikiltfeB*/ written and very practical ea?
st lipiions. Women ??.ill be charmed with the clever and
>prir>lit!y corresjKintlcnce given abroad.
Our Paris Letter
?, A A Til A RISE DT FOREST
Our London Letter
By Atrt. i'OLLTAEYB1?ELOW
BalMriae Tie Ytnn*
r?v
These letters will contain !>its of information about mat?
ter? of curren: int?r?t in Esfl pe. Tliey are chatty,
rteraonal. a:i?i i'.eii?;l?tful letters. 17 ^V
New York
Fashions
is a weekly column coadacted by Mrs. A. T. Ash- *^v /[rff/ZV/JI lt^ \j
more, a:i I ia fall of valuable information about * /''//////yJiIU *
': til, ex; east t, etc Vrs. A. T. As-hmora
io Csnt.s a ?Copy ; $4 00 a Year
In combination wi;h Hakpfr's Macazine
$7 00 a Year ; $3 50 for Six Months
HARPER & BROTHERS. Publishers, New York and London
jpca*z*tm?tac2G3C3caea ^c3C2?ssoc5t3C2 c"j?tao aciG?C3t:
g SOMETHING NEW?A FORTUNE FOR ALL.
S250a.G0LDfwili! PUZZLES
Till?* IP kflT 111 I"' T"?" ' (** *bm opportunity which rnaj make
Uli?) lw Pul ALL ihemri.-?, without work or effort.
Wciu? rn<r?ged in [i -an ling . < -n.paii? to OfMCT**.? in lin- ?loll Hi-Ids of the Klondike. The com pun j
Baa a apn-ial o.a. tun-.- for pU.er turning that does tb? work of 160 men. Men working l>jr hand ha.? taken
out 11000 per <l?y and more. <>ne iti?t?a.oe?J)owsll|l?>>iiOOfor one mail's work in on. day. We want to put an
of the*.- iiia.-bin.-s at work, we want small inviajttnenl.' of at**, rent? .-ach to use In tauasoBag thu enterpri i.e.
Every |>rntiy may bring bak ?I0..X? In protlt?.. I?? doni want to go through UM -'ow method of getting
Urge capital in.e.l.1? by few p*r?on?, hit prefer to *r t in communication with u large number who are
Inclined *-.-> rl?k m little for the pi..?...Mllty i.fgettlnc afortune. In order to get Into communication with
oelf a million of ?b.it k.rid jf people, we have (rot up the following contett It irlve? y,u ? rh?n< r to g?t
lu??.oO(,ui"k if mu solve the problem, and an opportunity which may make you all the money you need
? ? liletlm?, wltfio.i? work r ?-IT
I HESE ARE THE WORD PUZZIES-SaN YOU SOlYc THirM ?
U NO. j, ?Q?Q ?cmtjthinK one may i/et In Alaska.
? fJQ, ?t A-A The name of a place where gold hat been found.
v NO, 3, ?A-""" "~~-N One* pretldent of a g-reat r.publlo.
I NO. 4, ?LA? ~" 8i>m<t?,ln?T o?*?1 on dinner table?, either as an article of food oran utensil.
REWARDS K.n,
THE CONDITIONS
EXPLANATION. ' '"' '' f **" 'l ' ' " "' ' '' " '" ,?' ???ve ilM'iealo the place of minimi litter?. You are re
i .?i' ?joir. 11,, nil a. Iks ?pao** with Itrttort to make ?s many r-ompletr word? m possible
wh h property in the iirtlu-tion I-or eiaii.pl?- No. I, I? -U?I?, something one inay get In Alukii, in Um
?o.ali-.i. yon wn-jlr-, flt-i (i and L. thu- making ?)t?l.l?. In tninklrg what ?-Im- on? niUtil gi I in Alarka you
would crtaiftiy think of (* Ll>, ?:. I ?o on, make ?II the woM.yoU can for each pu?Te. using the ?keleton
and BlllaVf tli. -:.> letters, >o that thi.f<>Tiiplei?wordflt tha?aflm?, .n?i?.-i.. (let the tnd, 3rd
. w2r'' P'11*1** I'- t?e se.r.i? way. I?o no? ?end It. eon!? whli-b do not lit the il.-flnii!on given.
?plots solution?, of the ? word I'uisles we i/l?e 1100 In Hold. If th.- answers are correct
?no. complot* to only I. va (rinelW in Bold a if only tare correct and complete. It? in gold,
and to everyone ?riding jniy a p.rtml solution wc will ?-ire a credit of IJ.74 ?n the first pur-base they
ska from as
PiiM*.i1l l?fiy PRI7F? ('?? ^0 will be divided amon? II person? who answer this contest but whose
I? l/n OU LB 11 Uli rn.Z.L.0 .nM?er?areni t entirely complete and correct, and will be awarded accord?
ing to the number and correctness of the word? In each answer.
that you ?.-nit with jour solution If.cents to be in?e?t?-d In the promotion fund
a.f tbii- great K l.-i.n.ke Gold Mining Enterprise, forwhlck ?cti will receive an in
lnTi-.lii.en*. ?.-i tin?, ute. which ni?y enable ? o'i to participate In the profits of thr mines, and e.ery penny
m?y bring 110 in ' -
-.nUFTUlUK SCW w" !l"'" fc'* ''*l! thi.a.lT. rt??emrnt "Something New " Youwlllfind It different
OVIBIL I niSD Rtn from moat of the mlss.ng leitr uJ?erti?em?nt?. becauio ? -eery thm* Ik stated p; on.
ly and there is no attempt to mirieari. like ? > manv other*. We. do not promise any impossible tt. i -n.-? to
cootMtantr, and adTise you to beware of any ?dTerti'cr-ent which promts.-? things which on it? face Is
Impossible. We will i sctly es w? promit? "ne! eTerv thing that t-y i I .in.oniri.ry meaning of
?bl?adT?.rtl??,neot j. u h??c the niih' to ?ipei-t. Should there Le more than en? full and complete ?*t of
answer? we .hal! dlriu? t!i?- rsTtrdl pro m a* amoag ttu-in. l?u we promise in good fallh thai everyone who
?end? a fni: a,id eorrat*! in..- at ?h i'I net'.' ?,ly rtM-e.rea money rew?rd promptly paid to them In cash.
RUT TUIQ IQ HOT kl I Every one who enter? t! 11?.nte?t will receive an ea.y proposition by which
BUI 1 Ulli 10 SU! SLL they may bare ret,, rue.1 to them 16000 00 to I1D.0CO.U0 in gold, enough
f to k,-ep tii-n. comfortably for year*.
Soan?w*r. will bo considered aftei Wi-iay. from dates of paper? In which this adeertlsement appear?.
Beware? will taea l>. ?aid pramprl, la M.lit. ?'iihlishers of paper? or anv bank or basinets house in Chicago
will amura yon of our 4b.ol.it u?.?s?.lbl!lti. ln.?r ?t ?at?. Send silver or ?tamps. Address
KLONDIKE P-tC MOTION COMPANY. COto 84 Adams St., Chicago, III.
3OO000OOOOCC3OOOO0OCOO00CQOOO0S*?->)
ARE HACK lltli.? COS? I .??EVE.
>1fth<idi-?t I'lHIira Ilclurii. nnd Will
lie In Their Pulpit* iii-MiirniH,
Th? |fs<11 i minist? is of Ki<iiin?..iid,
altar a busy a* alon *t th? Danvlll* con?
ference, have r?-tui!i?d to th* city. *Ud
will i th*y "gain
sntar upo - th? duties "t" th* pulpit.
While ti rather n pro
l "f th?- mlniatera sgree
i
teng ''' -mount ?.I
.. | p. i. .- hi? ii
oi delegatea to the ? I
ral Confer, nee, and the prest ntatlo
memorl ill im? bod: -
Th? a iv? n- i W? dn?
the nth, and did noi ? omplete it-' I
until half-past 10 o'clock Thanks?
giving muht. The Richmond menu
with oth? i> bound this ?ay, left t?
hours later over thi- Southern railroad,
and arrived ?ere si I A. M. ye*terd
Rl 'htnond b foi lunate In only having
to i?.?.- one of Its Meth "lit paator , and
th.- various congregations aie congratu?
lating themselves The minister who, to
th?' regret of his charge, must leave for
another field, is b.w. Travers .1. Taylor,
oi Laurel-Streei i hurch, \\ ho k<?
OCk, ??n the Eastern Shot-. His
t.rm le re h la expired t>> limitation, he
having [served ti??- prescribed four years
B? v. w. I'.. Crowder win succeed ?Air.
Taylor.
Manchester will have to part with on?
of her most popular dlvlnei the Rev. J.
O Bab? " "t th.- Fiftn-St.'i ? t church.
Mi- ?.. - b ll-Slree(
Danville, and will I
Air. McFaden.
Bev. W. !.. I'a-.is, who haa been ao
suecessful with his charge In Barton
Heights, has been assigned to u growing
Church in ?'ai ter: \ ill? . and it will be
tvuh reluctance thai hi i mgregatlon will
v|_ him fare? ! i. in Rev. J.
Sidney Peter? they will no doubt have a
young preacher whost rdor and earnest
ness will soon completely win ovf r his
charge, when, with thtli h?lp, he will
push forward Ihe work ao \?',1 done by
the latlrtng i .. 'or.
KEMAIA? til AIMS. JII.lt > MEYER.
They Will Arrive T??-M?>rro?v it ml He
interred on Aloud??..
The res-ama ?>t kfra, Julia* ht***-*, wAa
died at Zur!? h. Switz? i lui, I. a month
? ? xp.eted t" r ash N< ? v?>ik to
d win be broBMjht at o?*** to
Richmond for interment. It is expected
that ih. y will reach thla city on th? ?
H-i trun to-morrov? morning, when too |
will be ink. n to thi "I '
Mr. A. il. Meyer, on Barton H? igl
w h? nci llu funeral will take place ?>ii i
Mond.,?- n..a i Ins ?t 11 ./do, k. Rev. DI i
Bclatlng. The Int? rro? nt
will be muilc In tin II
It will readily be recalled that Mr*. '
iravellliiai m Kuropt
luir g the past foui y?
L?f 1-er health. SI nly x
at Zurich .and died within ; snori
ire Her i? mnli '
mad. anil uiv beiiij, broughl li? I
? on board th? sUanashtp 1
accompanied by h ? two dau
? M E J- Rosentbal and Ml
mi, Mever-Steiner. and b? r ?on
H-law. Mr. E ,1 it,,.- nthal. !
Mra. M ever w -s in the T.-t year of ht-r j
atlv i.. luv- t by . wldt ;
?trcl? of atgualntiiii .-.-. |q Virginia
?fa*tice John'* Visitor*.
John spun out
ilg to the "uncivil visitors," and "
I "I? ? ? th? CiVll ?111. r.
rhe ease of .1. c Cheutwood. chirm.I *
?ith ?trkii.g Mr. Flunk ?i.,vie with a '
waa continu,.! until the 1th ?]
In the , ?m- of Edwartl Sl*_?rl-?JU ? "l,.i- I
d> charged with striking Sperr*. 1
?L* J ' wa? fined $_.
?rtkln- xi '' ",1 ""' '" " "t l
?a Moore on the ?ti
"ivalry of hi* n
the few drunks who Joined '
?tton of this tri
Unsl. com-;....... xUk denket.
Tw? Tbank??!?!,...^? pn??..
-I ?' luck
I i -.11
' -* iA.',*' "f iM N
it , . -. IV- I!,
TALK OF A THE AT
?it hi:aie to erect ove oat
M HI ItnOAD.
PLANS HAYE BEEK PREPA
Onnrr < ( Hie Mlle AA llllna to Hi
If the Kent I* t-unrnnteed?
posed to Run n Popiilnr-I"
Hou??. AVInler and MJinmer.
There is another plan afoot for
?-action of a new theatre In this
tboiiKh ?hat th.- |,ri,-*,cct.- of Its ultlr
- ; may bo It is tllftniilt to for?
No less than three can?;:
managerial hf.nors are In the rb l?l,
h. lite of the proposed house is tf
the lot now occupied by the Boar
B, In tin- rear of the Olobe CI
Ing Company's establishment, on Sev<
street. Thfl owners of this property
wllling to build n small modern thei
here If th? y ?-.in get a tenant Who
give security for the rent. In?!? .1, fl
ten have gone so far that Mr. Kd?
!?ui Bogst :. the anhitei't, lias aire
pieparnl plans for the liuiMing, I
when a satistactory tenant appears
work may hfl I" |UU at once.
This much Information was obtai
y. sier.iay from one of the g'litlui
who is anxious to lease the new pi
. and ?ho has rattsSntly disposed
his biisni.ss on Broad BIT**, to und
take the enterprise, if he is I
in ohtalnlng th* l*a*e, b* says, he ?
run the house mi tin? po| ular-prlce pi
H* win angag* i*fl"*?rtolr* ooai*anl?
?it .1 in.- ' i?- and i'pi-ratic and will also f;
vaudeville periorcnancea He **ro]
kei p Un- bou a > i" a tin- year aroui
and ?.II gaV? inatinei. anil evening p
formalices dally, He has bon in co
municatlon for some tin.' past. In .-a
with thfl theatrical exchange* of N<
York, and has b? en BSBUTOd thai hfl ?
get the .same organizations b*r* fl* pi
la thfl '?opular pri.e houses Of W'ashii
tOB and Baltimore. This will be all t
.asi. r?, h.- flay?, now that a bous.- h
bien opened m Norfolk, which is to
run on similar Un** to thos-j he li
plant,id.
Thfl 0?nars "r th* property saiil Is
sight that th'-y bad r<??ived three ses
rat?- and distinct offers for th?- proper!
in casi? they build I thoatrfl upon it. SI
tiltil' S?'?'IIIS tO bfl ll'tl" dOUbi but thl
tuie or the other of the gentlemen will 1
able to make BStlsfactOl. ai r.nigemciit
HOLLYWOOD REt FIVES ITS |)EA1
Mr. TstolSSMBI Topper. Jr.. nml Mr
AAoutliili Inlerred A ?*?t?riln> . '
Tin- funeral fl*rvle* ov*r th* r? mains ?
Mr. Tristram Tupper, Jr.. son of Bfl
Dr. H. A. Tupp'-r, a:;?l in lif.-t im
Hess man well anil most favorably know
in this city, an s h. Id trota th* lather
residence, No. MM xv? st Qraofl atreet, yet
terday afternoon at l_SJ n'ci?.?-k. i?
Q*Ofg* Coojit If, for many ***_**_ the pa?
lor of 'the ?i?-cia.-? d, and *a_stor of th
fl tiros flaal'fl fatiier. conducted the la*
rites. The aervlce waa dignified, sad, an
lmpres?-Ive. Tin- Interment was mad.- 1
Hollj w.i C? metcTy.
The funeral <?f Mrs. Jame? Wood*!
who died on Tu?*day, took pis
Monumi ntal church at l o'clock yester
day. The m r\ I- e Was ***OOdUCtOd b.V 11? ?
Mr. Eterr, snd ln*tar_oent was mad?- n
Hollywood.
RECEPTION AT THE SHAIIA All V.
Friend*? of the Institution to Bt
\A ?-Icujih-iI Till* Afternoon.
A recej.tioii and hispsctlon of the baad
somo new buildlnga now being er*? :
Enion Th-'oiutiicai Bemlnsry, oa Brc?ol
l'o.ni, will i?' ii-'M ??i -i o.ao'k ?hi? aftet
noon, to whi.ii ail th* public are invite i
There ?sill b* addreflfle* bj th* it?
ins. If. i ?. H"i-'e, Hartley C-Armlchsel
and W. XV. Moole, of Haiii| ?i.-ii-Sidii.y
All who cine will hav. thfl OP]
of g??ing over the *pli ndld
lion Building, now awaiting only th.- fin?
ishing toll li. .-. and ?ISO ."-I
snd weatmlnater Hall, the ?salla o?
which ar.- nearly complet? !.
'r?e- aeminary la t?> b? Of*?e_r?M for work
neu October.
U. S. Circuit Court ot Appeal*.
Th? t tes < Ircult < ?Oui I ?>; A| -
peala adjourned yeaterday for tin No?
vember aeaalon, Bubject to the call of the
Presiding Judge.
The court made an?! entire?! the follow?
ing Judgment* and decrees;
No. ML British Steamahip Haxby, ap?
pellant, \s. Merrltt'i ?Vrecung Organixa
lion, appell? e. S? i ond app? ai from th?
District Court, at Norfolk. Decree en?
tered reversing the d?cision ?>? Um lower
court.
No. it:;. IE my w. Behlm? r, appellant,
vs. l.ouis\ lib- and Nashville Railroad
Compsny et ai. Petition for a rehearing
?iiiii. ?i.
No. ao. Steam-Tug P. s. Chai*pell
peiiai.t, vs. Dsvld E. Tburaby, appellee
Rehearing denied.
No. 117. Township of Nlnety-slx, etc.,
plslntifl in mili, \s. Qeorga W, P*olsom,
defendant In error, Krim- to Circuit Court
oi South Carolins. Court ordered the
can??.? to be reargued on certain points.
.No. _:;.:. Ex ? irte, Bsmuel w. Vane?
petition? r. plaintiff in error, vs. Ed?
ward B. wesley, defendant In error. Er?
ror to Circuit Court ot South Carolina.
Cause E. D. Melton for lh?
plaintif! in error, ?nil by William H.
,\ I? | for the di fendant in error. .
inn!. !.
Alorrison at the Academy To-Dny,
E.-wi- Morrison is announced a* th. at?
traction at the Academy of Musi.- to da]
for a matinee this afternoon, sod a p r
formance this evening In his ma.?'.
"[ ' .list."
Mr. Morrison. In the character of Me?
phisto, has 1?. en a shining light on the
American ?tag? for yeara His work aa
M'phisto has no equal. Msny years aso
tsd a nineteenth century devil thai
pleased th? public upon us flrsi .. -
tstlon, am! bas evi-i- since ?oa their
fondest admiration. 'I'he mounting of (he
Bl*c* this aeaaon, which admits ,,r ?-,, >n
chance for a display of mn.
scenery, la aupertor in every a ?> to hia
production? of the past. Among the mem?
bers of his BUppori are Whit? Whlttl'SV,
Burton Hill. Gordon Foster, and Mis
Mabel Mori.
le of seats for the engagements of
?'bar?es Coghlan next Tues?! -. evening
snd iloyt's "\ f.iiitenied Woman" next
lay and Thursday evening? and
I'liur-iiay matlme. b?xins at the Acadero)
?f Music !.. x-ofllce this morning ,u f
o'clock. Both engsg*n**)Rta nr.- impor?
tant ones, and, fn ?an the number of In
ilready mule at ih" box-offlce it
is likely that they will draw large ?u
llenc**.
Elk*' Home Open Every Day.
The ?iHii.is.-n ,- "Horn*" ot t!i? I::< *-,
mond Elks has been luxurious!v furnisn*
d from the ground Boor to th- BttiCfl
tad thfl buffet, which Is to !>e conducted
>v Mr, ein' - W?i t>e o? i., i
o-nlght. Hereafter the "Home" will he
(.ept op.n all day snd every day, ?Sao" th?
in tiered brethren win bave a resort that
?III combine all the advantages of a
?ome and of a first-class club.
CASTOR IA
For Infant! and Children.
__ __h ___/*? _
[?p W-TliiSatf-fr]
Scrofula
sss
whether heredt
Ury or act-aired,
can ba? peruitv?
nently eradi?
cated from th?
?yiteai by SJa.S.
It i* th? only remedy to
be relied upon Lu deep
ates i'-rf<irmi'? the c.-rcinc'iy. The brMe
and gr?r?ora ai?.- popular In a wldi eii*cle
o? acquatntai - b, and theii happy union
? .s made the o?*c?ajlon of ;? very Batter?
ing h. monatrat?on ob Um part oc tin ir
Mr Jami G. Balle? ami Mi
Mitchell were laarried mi th.- afternoon
o? Thankaglvlng-Day at the hpma <>f the
bride No. Tu? north Twenty-math sir.-.i.
The ori-inniiv, which was i-< rfi*rm?'l by
Rev i?r Vanderslice, was very o.uu-t, on
;1,,.,,; m ii.-i. avement In Mi-*-*
Mitchell*? family, an.-I only a f?aw of the
most Intimate frlenda of ?- ?)? i>airti. ?
were preaent. The couple left on the JJ.?l
timore boal for their bt-klal tour.
IX X? HlltltY ?v* "??VF!,
< oloiicl lira?!? >?>? V?*l Tnklnn: Any
Step? In 'I'llin l>lr?'<-ll?iii.
ciion.-i Brady has i ? ?\-c i a [ **-'
from the liit.rnal-l<i v.niH- Department
BUthOl-lslBS him tu apead Bay amount ol
p.,u,. J hi may (I- -m BSC4 ssairy t?
in..v..- hlfl office frciii I'ichiiioiid t'> PBtlUS
burs.
in- ha? not yet determined, he Baya
when in- will make th.* more, and la
making n?> arrangements to that end
it. He will l. av.- an adequate ataB
h- !- , and Baya th< re will be absolut? Ij
im Inconvenit ivo In the matter of rev. nue
tampa, and that he will be In telephomc
communication with the Richmond onlc?
BO thai lie may lu- able to cuiiveisi WltB
any merchant who wlahei to consult mm.
Tl ' di putle? in the Richmond office are
-.1 in in- i:- lamentations at the pros?
pective ?lian?-,", and iiiiuK that it ?rill
mail mi Immense am.cant of work on
tla.- im innate f. *? who are left behind.
(?lira !; i i !.. I .-..'.un nu <-ii?< ni.
hi cul-..'.a iaw\. r, who
i m.? m- ide Richmond depositors o?
the defunct Fr**edman's Bank, wrote re
i 1111 \ to ?President .McKinley, asking
lim tu recommend in Ms message to
lonarc-sa that |1,2DO,000 shall b< appro
iriated to Bettle the claim? ajjtslnst the
nstltutlon. The President ha? replied tu
hl-? communication aa follows:
I'v cutlv? Mansion,
Washington, November H, Ias7.
Dear sir, i beg to atsknowledsc the re
. in. of your communication oi the -'-'i
? i.- : ;. ??i in lull,iii ,,f th? creditors <?f the
.- IVlnSja snd Trust fum
any, ami to inform you that by dll i
lon of the rre.-i,i, in it has been referred
or the consideration ol the Secretary ol
be Tii a-ii! r. Very truly yours,
JOHN AI "?is,'in' PORTER.
Si cretsry in t!.-- President.
N?*.ia ?if Die ?Hurta.
la th.- '.aiiv sad Equity ivmrt . ester
ay Judament was entered for |i->
-i P. H. Bruner & ?."o. againat
loger K. Qilberta.
Iii (he I'irciilt 4.~"ourt judgment was
warded Vv. Benjamin Pa.vis against it.
i. nnlnga Jr.. for JL'B.fjO.
Th? suit of th? ll.'tii'.il. n Fleming Com
lay vs. the American Biscuit 4'ompany
as dockt-ted ?>v coaseat.
The case ol Jama-.? M. .Martin vs. Ain?*
111,ml was continued for the defendant.
In the Chancery Court Mrs. Kossina
evy ?*uulifi.-d as adminlatratrix of me
Itate ..f Leopold Levy. The value or
te same Is estimated at Jio ??xi
Civil cases engaged the attention of the
listing?? c uni t ?,. sterdaj.
Kampe from th? Reform School.
The little Basalel ol Lease] was a
. item* m >. st? i.i.,-.- morn
th ,t a.-.,, her inni.it.. of the In
istrlal Reform School, established there
?'1 made tjo?>() his eciipe. J. i>. Wilkln
?! la the bojr'B name, and his dlstln
l??hlin; marks are ''dark hatir, brown
? ?. ii.uk c(,m?l.-xlon. and with b WO
ii a heiid on hi? rieht arm In
k. He waa attired at the time of hi*
il.n'H j. ..ru ?vat and trou
in- striped hickory ?hin. an-l a dark
i-" He was sent to the laatltutlon
n ??a.iviil.-. H,- la 16 years old. and la
' . ! tall.
>.l of *?n h-?s l????sn offered for his
lapture, and Sen-rant Alexander Tom
Omt ".?-** tak? ti the rase In hfl
Muprewe < <?uri of Appeal?.
luiu ?i ijfe-insuraiice Cetaapeny, Of
w York, v? Oliver. Argntd by Ro. \\
uliice, for plaintiff, and Bdwar.i H
ii.l. .Jr., tor def? iidant, and submitted.
'lu next cases to be culled are ?*lty cf
?rfolk anilnst Nottingham (No l.'n, and
I man und others twain?**, lit ma ?and
?si? ?No. JA?
NOW IS THE TIM
U) make y oar fruit ?cake, all m
gOOd? and sold real die.
Bead and be con vim ?ed
Save You 25 Per Cent
GROCERIES
S. ULLHAiYS SON'
BEAD ? 11 LOW.
LOW 1'itnIM i\ i;u:itY i?i:i?aii
11 ST.
a'-1-1 [lo'inls ??r?nula;.-I i-amar r-.r.. z
Light-Brown s ;. ....
Black Enamel Stove Poliah, - for...
?.?u.irt- -k-il ll.iniiiiy .
Ni m Citron, pound. ?
Nan L'Union !...>< r Bsislna :;
('?unid?- for . i
New Mixed Nuta, :-: p>ounda tor. z.
to le Jelly .
Ing Toll. 1 So ', '. .' for. ?
I 1! . New English Walnuts for.... -'
New Clean? i Currants, I lbs. for..
1 ?ystei Crsckera Bad Ctai
i>iist, per pound . t
?ir.-iiig.- ?County ?'i- i'ii'-ry H?;tter,
tin.-et on 111.- man I?- t, per 1 OUBd.... U
Imported Bwitiei pound.... L
I for. 'j
\.-a Raialna . 5
New Ciuteats . I
N. w rigs, 4 '."urnls for.
Virginia Apple Brandy, per gal.J- ?a
. ^>
Large e? na Pi? '- a- ' - . I
Pineapple . M
per I a . -?
' ut p.. p. r i; iahe! .
ne Ti.imthy Hay, per cwt. ?5<?
New rrniH- pel i " -lai . ?
? 'aiifii! in i Rama, ; i pound. V
N ? Si *dl< si Raisins, pet pound... 7
2 large cans Toma toe? for . if?
North Carolina Roe Herrings, kef., l
or dosen . I"
3 i nun? - aablng .*o la for . o
Thistle-Brand Ton b...? e
- ca n . t?
our Plcklea per k?.?i??d . 1!?
. Ity liilla Bhfpstuff, ?>r cwt. 75
Beani quart . 6
New Ora? ti Peas a irt . 6
10-pound |iail Ron e-Mad Pi
New Buckwheat, pound . 3
! Laguayra ' toffee, p r lb... u
n i Layei i, per pound. t?
New t'rainii- n i?-s. .?.nan. . *
Strips i;' ans, p? r can . ?
i Rice, per poun ' . i
Chow-Chow or .Mix?-i Pickles, ser
?lu.irt . a
2 boxea Jefferson Wsahlng Poari
for .....*. ?
New Shelled Almonds, i- r pound. z>
Large Lump Starch, per pound.... s
Jeffenon Laundry Soap, per bar.... z
I i inda Palm Nuta for. - -
I iros n Sugar, i>- r poaad. ;:?,:
. anilla Syrup, per gallon. '?'>
Blacking Brushes . >
Lima Beans, per pound . 4
New iiiit-nrteii S'-tir Kraut, quart., ?>
New Pecana, 3 pounda for . M
New Lemon and Orange Peel, Ib.. H
Sweet Country Cider, j"-r gallon.... z>
Pine l?ti. i Pi a? hi ta, i er pound. M
Pi?*s' Feet, per pound . I
Sliver King Minn? ota Patent
Family Flour, bairn 1 . 5 4??
or sack . ;;t
Try our n. w BnowSake Patent
Family Flour; It's !.. st sold, bam i. .. z.i
or sai? k .
cana Table Peachea. M
Quart c;?us* afaple Syrup .
Large I'O'o.mnt . .'.
N- w Virginia ?'omb Honev. pound. 1U
Larga eaas CaUf4*rals Peaeaea per
? an . UM}
?'an Table Peaches . 1
New lieans sad Peaa, quart. ?
We have a hous? full of bargains.
S. I LI.MAN'S SON,
lf?o AM? h%t 9AMT MAIM STMaUrr.
i'p-t-i . Store, HI esst aaareaau.
Thon. '1'hiine :io.,
it will pay you to call for our complete
List. no 31-Sa.Tu?&'l'li
PEERYS
PUA8B-??
Will Eradicate WORMS
FROMTHEHUMAN BODY
PRICE 25 ch PER VIA*
ija 13-W*8aly)
PI ? hl.-k?.Ura. Ba-rUah IXaasacd BrrtaA
ENNYROYAL PILLS
Orla-ia?* aa.l ?>..!/ O.aatae.
wu.^li.ilii.^ A? l?r*4??,t, .r a*?? *m,
U> a.m|,a to? partleala.-.. inttuaalaU a?4
, " Htlicf for l.a.llr?," m i.ii>r k, rrta.-a
a7 Mall, lo,??? r??ilmM>la!. tmmtrmpm
"rCklok?Mt.r? kcsukal t., M ?alo.?. Maar*
41 lij laU Ucai llrauisu. I'l, II. U?.l., J \.
(my 1-Sa.3u, Wfcweowly)
forest i.odue.
m'kin? this pleasant autumn
ether, and so long aa the road? re
it In In gr?od condition. FOKKST LODGE
111 be open for the entertainment of
?esta. Small driving or 'cycling partie? ' '
n h? provided for at any time, but large I \
ru.? *hould notify by 'phone a f.-wj
urs before their arrival. Beil 'phone
8_a_Olen Allen. Vs. no7-ts
>ld papera for aale at thia offle?i
CURi
?lck ITcadache and relieve ?til the trouble* Inel
d?nt to n lili,an state cf the flyfltMB. such as
*N_B_B_??, Nausea, DrowMi.ce?. Diatre?* after
t'.tiiM, I'iiiii In the Side, .te. XVliile tt???ir mart
re-uaar-abloaucrcas tuts beca ahuwu la cur::,,;
BaatWhfl, r.-t C.irW-i I.lttlo Livor Tilla are
?-jus?ly valusiil'i iu Cuiiatipatl'in, cunngaud pr*a
Vratiag tliisannoyingcompIaiDt, while th*?- ai.???
laUdla rd***lOfthoaioiaacli.stlmiilatetb?
livrr and regulate tut? bowels. Eren if they ouly
HEAD
Aabathay woni<ii>o*!moatpric<*v?*toth<?a? wh?i
Buffer frota tiiia-ti-.tr. t-ttegcomplaint) bntforta.
iiately theirgoodnrsa.I... floteadBaWSyind tk-*S
who nuce try thorn will And theae little pills v? hi?
ableiii suius.-ir w*\a ti at th'iv will not tx? wil?
ling todo without ttiuin. But'aftor all sick ?iu-?l
ACHE
lathohanoof somaiiy liv;-a that here I* where
wo make our great boast. Our pills cure it while
taO-r? do not.
Carter's Little Liver Pills aro very ?mall and
wry aaay t-> aaka Ona or two pill* in*.-ea dose.
T'.i.-y are strtctly veiiiitahlo and <l'-> not grip* -r
purgi?, bat by tli'drc'eiitlesctin-l plt-a.ro all wk?
naetbeiu. In vialaat .Scents ; Uve for fl. Sold
by steflMJgtafla everywhere, or s?tnt by mail.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York.
1 M Pill. Small Boss. Small Wn
(Th. Sa. Tu. & W)
!'IIOKi:s?l?AU,.
l'EYEl.i.i.v B MUNFORD (LATB OF
Suple? ?v Munford), ATTORENY AT
LAW. Merchante' National Bank Bulld?
ing, Richmond, Va. INSURANCE LAW
A SPECIALTY. Refer? to Messrs, E R.
Warren. Davenport A Co.. John W. Gor?
don, J. B. Moon ft ? ... l>. V W.ilk.-r &
Co.. George I). Picas.
. .-. Howard Swlneford, and Julius
Straua ft s.u.s Richmond, Va ; A. B An?
drews w. E Chap?n, an ! H c. Btockdell
Atlanta, (?a.: M. Lewln M.-w.-s. BaRi
moia, Ml ; R. Emory Wan..-M. Philadel?
phia; Henry XV. Eaton and *_. F'. Bayard
New x ork dty, snd .lohn c p
ten, Ms*?., mensgera and general Insu?
rance Agent?, for whom I have conducted
_no l-Tu.Thd
DEPARTIR? OF 8TEAUERI.
Q L ? DOMINION
b'l'EAMSHH' COMPANY.
DAILY LINK
ton
NI.W ?01.K.
:gcrs can leave Richmond DAILY
Via Chesapeake and Ohio railway at s go
A. M . or Richmond and Petersburg rsil
ro.ni (Norfolk and VVestsra route] i> -x
IL, connecting at Norfolk ?1th ??id Do?
minion Line st ame.' BflJUng sun .. eve?
ning for N-w York.
ALIr-WATER ROUTE.
Steamship Old Dominion ___ ? m..K
moud .very Monday at 5 i>. M for \ t
V?>rk via J urns river. ' iui *><-vv
Ticket* ?m sale st Richmond Tmn?,-?
Compsny'fl, 108 ?-??st Main atreet Ohi??
P'.ike ?tad Ohio railway, and Rj bmonri
and Petersburg railroad depot? an
company's oflc?, Ltll ..a?. Mala |S__lt
Richmond. Baj-ira?r?? checked thronst?
FREIGHT
for New York ana un point.? bey,?id ,- ?
l?. shipped by direct steamers uni?-.
from Richmond every MONDAT x \ ?.
FRIDAY st I' M., als.,, by Mean, ,
leaving Richmond WEDNESDAY ?p
Manifest closed one hour before *aliln_r
Freight received and forwarded nnn
through bills of lading j-*Uf^ for lu
northern, eastern, ar-d fr?re|-n nort_
FROM NEW YORK.
Faaser-gers can teay? aaily ,,-xcept Bun
day, to Norfolk or Old Poim cimt or i
coniiectlng with Norfolk and VV t?.rn
railroad or Cb*?apeak? and Ohio raiiav*.
Direct steamer? -via James-river r_??? ?!
leave every 8ATURDAY (passenger ?iL.
freight), and MONDAY (freight <?rdy?
Sailing Horn company's tpler NO -.
North river, foot of Beach street! at *t t?
U_ Saturday. 4 P. M. ^ at a K
Freight r?-celved and forwarded daiw
scant Sunday. -?*"/.
For further Information apply to
JOHN P. MX VFB Agent
1212 east Main street,
*? - ~ ... Richmond. Va.
W. L. Outllatideu, Vlcr-Preaident *nri
Traffic Manager. NVw York. oc -?
FR
t
8:1
fC
tl:'
?I
0:4
E.
P'
LI
CLO!
E?ROPEA5I M'E.aaii.k*.
AMERICAN LIKE
.Sailing eveiy ?VEDNtMiiAY at lu A ?A
?'? I*4 .Dec I l MTV?, Y(,KK *__. __,
-&Vr?__y|S:^_Si
?ED STAR LINE
N?W YORK ro A\ rWgiii*.
KHTi-HNLAN?.Wedne_d*v, D?e I r-w?
?I I'll W AKg.W?dn-?d-.r beefs, ?J ??m
IM?? t.?Ni).. ..Wedna-alsr, t?ri- ? ? n,JOO
IH rgR.tATMNAi. N AVIJATIO**! ?Ja.
Pier* 14 ?ad 15, Nt?rtt? itiriic
Offl.?*. ? Kowlinc ilreeo, M. t.
-a.5.T..Tu*a.i,"''"','*''>"t??_'_..
3.
A. 1=
Your market
and butcher shop ought to use Pearline,
surely. There's no place that needs to be
kept cleaner. ? -?b-w
There's no place that's half as
hard to keep clean. Soap and
It
H \ ? W Si P clean* -joap and
_ vL^ ?j"L\ water is of no use at all. It
ST^VmuK^^Si^^ ^Ift ta,<L,s Pearline, and nothing
^?^TO/ Lisa but Pearline- to kccP (IoW11
M
0
l-U
the general greasiness.
How many places you see, where
the whole shop and fixtures in it
seems to be fairly crying out
Pearline !
Millions ?&.Pearline
(Jya?0-Tit,ThS.*}a ?fcweow)
COTTOLEXE.
Take Your Choice
Cottolene or lard ? Pare, clean vegetable oil combined with wholesome,
digestible beef suet, or hog fat, impure, unclean, unwholesome, indi?
gestible ? Take your choice?a cocking and frying fat highly endorsed
and recociincndc-d by medical and cooking authorities, or one just as
strongly condemned ? Tsks your choice??digestion or indigestion ?
Pure food or poor food ? Take your choice?
or lard ?
The genuine Cottoleno Is sold everywhfiro In one to
ten pouml yellow tins, with our trade-marks?"Cottolene"
ar.d Oteeft %*U? in cotton-plant uwith?on every tin.
Not puaran teed if sold In any other way. Mado only by
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
Chicago. St. Louis. New York. Montreal. |
- '. BBi-BE*3i,i31^^
|apl7.Sa,T'i?Thly-rir?
?iiJioAD vnrme
es
(;fl?Sa??AK?
ASO
OHIO RAILWAY.
Ktfecllve October -5, il**l?7.
THAI*.?, LEAVE HI CM MO.ID, IIUOAD
** l Ui.l. I BTATIOS.
S;0O A. id., Daily, wnn i'ariur car, tor
Nor/uik, Poi'?mouth. Old
Point, Newi-ait News, Hiid
principal ?nation?. Connect*
daily with Old Dominio??
steamship* for N?-w York.
8-?U? P. M., I'laily, with Pullman, for
local station!!,
News, Old i'oint, Nortoik.
and Portsmouth.
10;0O A. M.. Local train, except Sunday,
for \V. Clifton Forge. Con?
nects at ?;?rd?.nsville for
??rariaju. Cull'cper, Calver
ton, Manahstt?, Alexandria,
and Washington; at Unie?
station. ?:harlotr.svi!le, tor
Lyn.hourg; at Paste for Ha
geratowa
2:15 P. M? Daily, with Pullm'in?. to Cin?
cinnati, Louisville, SB 1 SI
J/juIb. Stops only at Isapor?
taut ?tatiena con-.
CoylnaiO*" dally for \
Hot Si*lnas-3. Ifesla s?*rv?-d
OB I>lniiiK-cars. .No. 7. Lo-al
Train, except Sunday, fol?
lows ab??ve train from Cior
donavllle to Staunton.
?:.'JOP. M., A<-ommmlitlon, except Sun
?J-iv, for Charlottesvllle.
10.10 P M., Dally for ?Cincinnati, witn
F F V. Pullman? to Hlnton, W va.,
and (*ordon?ville to ?/ineir
nati and Louisville. M ' '
served on IMnlng-oara ?'" -
at Stain: '
-v. for Wlnchi a- r, VA.,
and at I'ovlriKion. Va., dally,
for H
TRAINS LKAVi: EK'.HTH - STREET
STATIOM*.
II :it??A. M., Dallr? lor Lynchbiji-!?; ana]
an Fors??', Omnects at
Bremo, exc4 pt Bunday, for
white Hall, ezccpi Bunday st
Balcony for I^xinKton. and
Sl W. I'lii'ton Forgo with No.
I for Clnisinnsti,
4:00 P. AT.., Except Sunday, J n^n] ac?
commodation for Columbia.
lltAIV?. SMHJfJU AT RICHMOND,
URO AD -S'lREET STATIOV.
? o a. M., Daily, nom Cincinnati.
11 15 A. AI., Daily. ?-ion? Norfolk and Old
Potat
3 :io P. M., Daily, from Cincinnati and
Luuisvili--.
O-fiO P. M.. Dally, from Norfolk and Old
t.
7-15 P. A!., Except Sunday, from
\\. Clifton Foi
TRAINS ARRIVE BIOHTH - STREET
STATION.
8:50 A. M.. Except Bu ?day, from Colum
0:20 P. M., Dally, from Lynch'jurf- and
Clifton Porga ' : i I
v. fiom Lexington and
Whin- H
.IDUN n. POTTS
Assistant Ornerai P???enger -v
LI., f. ix f. haws s Potomac.
*?li?Uule In HStOOt \??venil??*r 2N, 1SJJ7
AI 9 i ? ? 'I-' " H N< ;l ,N'
LEAVE Hi HU -STREET STATWSs
in? a. ai., Dally, for W.asMngtoa aad
North. B
Al Iford and Frederi?
o Ne et
S:2oa.A1.. Sunday only, for Washing?
ton and pointa North. Btoj i
at Elba, Glen Allen, I
land, Taylorsvilla D?oawell,
Rather Olea P? nol
fiiiil. Woodslane, Guinea,
Summit. i' h d< rick iburg,
Wldeerater,
Pullman
S:?f?S A. sL, Daily, except Bunday, tr,r
Washington and
North. Btoj -a al Elba v
land, Tayloraville, D
R?ther ?len, Pen?la Mil?
ford, Woodslane, Guinea,
Summit. Fredericksburg,
Brooke, and Wldewater,
Pullman ?air.
?:0O IL, I ?.ail v. ex.-in Sunday, for
Washington sad points
North. Stops at Elba? Olen
Allen. Asbland, Doswell,
M i I f o r d, Frederlcksburg,
brooke, and Wldi
- car AI
with Congreasional Limiten
ait Washington.
JSP. U, Dally, for Washington ??nd
roinrs North. Btqpa at Elba,
Ashland. Doswell, Ifllford.
r-Yedericksburg, Brooke, and
Wldee
??on-" Sundays, Mleeper, Rich?
mond in NV w York.
tmtivE byhd-street stitiox.
.i<? a. ML, Dally. .':'- j i al S : li a il r,
Brooke. Prederickaburg, Mil?
ford, Doswell, Ashla
Elba aad other ai itlona
Sundays. Sleeper, Nbw York
t.? Kiohmon-l.
:45 P. AI., I Mlly. except Bunday. Stop?
a r Wldewater, limn k
Frederlcksburg, s u rn m > '
? ; ?li ea, Woo lalane. Mllford,
Pen?la. Ruther Glen ? >,,- -
weii, Tayloraville. Ae'hl
OSOB All? n. arid Elba. P ir
ir from Waahlnjjrton.
10 P. M.. Dally. Stocn only at Frede
?tsbure, : ?oswi II and Ash
I ?tba, Pullman ?*?ara
from New York.
M P. AI., Dally. Btotrs al v\ M?-w u.-,.
I: r o o k .-. Fn
Bummit, Guille i Woodslane,
Mllford. P? Mola? Ru'her
fjk-n. Doswell, Taylors?
d, <lien Allen, and El?
ba. S|eepjnff-CTr.
EDERIf'KHir?' Aft OMMO?\TIO\.
' iV.I
M P. lt., Leave? Byrd-Street Station.
to a. AI.. Arrive? Byrd-8tr<
A?HLWD TRAINS.
il lall - l< ipl .-'liiinay.^
la a. |f., i.- aves :
?? P. M . Leavea Elba.
?4? a. AI , An
k? p. AI.. An:., s Elba.
- A. TAVIvilt. TrnlTIc Manaja-er.
T. D. MTERS Pr.-al-l
^fe
IlEPARTtRE OF STEAMERS
ilLADELPHI?, BICH
MOND AND NORFOLK
ipolnted sailing days: Every TUES?
C, FR1DAV, and dL'NLAV at ?is/?
sight ?ecelved dally until 5 P. M.
re ?Including im-als and berthj, |4 on
ay'a and bunday's stt-amer.
r further Information apply to
J. XV. M'i'AlUtU'K,
?ral Southern Ag.-nt; offl--e Roeketta
W. 1' ri.YDK * CO.,
4 Oenera' Agents. Philadelphia.
I, Y ?AMES-RIVER ROUTE FOR
NE. BALTIMORE.
Hi ?0OM.JWl.aiNI for an.
POISTS NORTH.
jointed saiiiiig ?i-tys, every TL'ES
. THCRtaDAY. AND 8ATURDA? at
M.
lrht rwelv??-d dally until 5PM
Kant state-rooms, heated by a ?-.aim
lla-nted by ele<irlclty. y ,u*
?lcketa. state-roorn reservations,
urtber Information, apply to
H. at. BOYIfllV.
?l^'rjl A?snt,
L_?a eaat Main srreeC
VIRGINIA hAYlGATION
tOMPANy,
""^^JAMliS RIVER
DAY LINli.
,mer FOCAHo.si.ia ! ?*??, /?-, ?dUS
WEDNLSDAV, und FRJDA? ut T
. ??j. .soiioiK, Portairuoutii, ??Id
Newport New*. ?Clai-eastrnt, and
?-nver landings, and connecting at
?oli.t and Norfolk for Wurihiugtoi?.
nore, and th? North.
e-rooms reserved for the night at
at? prices.
trie-cars direct to the wharf. Fare,
tl.ajii and li to Norfolk. Music by
??rcheatrlon.
ght received for above-named places
II points In Enstein \'li?iiii.t sud
Carolina. IRVtN weisti'.er.
General Manager.
I Dr**wrv. Prenllent. b?. it
?, H!i:-Hs.?da, ?J;uiements, Lttter
Note-Heads. cln-uhna, II ui.Ibi.l?.
a. Ac, printed :?y the D-tpatch
ny at low prie *s. Will jjlve you
rork at same prices y su pay for
r work. Send u? your orders and
1 gu?rante? jatuf?--tlon in every
lax.
SS-**
RAiUaVOAO ruges.
SOUTHER?
RAM/
?cheilnl?. i:-rrll?<- Anrrmbrr 21, I
TRAINS I.F.AVK RICHMOND. *?
?a.oo Ntebt, Ne, il ?-?ouinern
daily for Atlanta, Augusta,
points South. ai.*?n T It!
Danvlll?, Orcen?b??rQ',
Charlotf, Columbia, and
Sbep? r open .?t I U V.
at ??il Btatlt na be;ween '
and 11 ni', i,- to take on ?i"i '? t
."s.
Connects at Danville. 8
and Charlotte with the W
and SouthwcM.rn 1Jratted (N
carrying ?ie. p. r? New York
AshevtlTe. Hot Spring?. Cbatttn
s ?. and Nash Y ??rk
Memphis, New Y'urk to M? -v
leans; New X 'irk '
firsi-clas? das
Washington and M<
tloii- lire mad?* for all ]
Tea*? ' -i Caltfoi \> r o\
tup occupancy at.
12:00 noon. No. 9. sola! train
Charlotte, N C, c< ?
ley with Farmvlll?
railroad. At Keyavlll? for ?Ur
ville, (?xford. Hen ler-on. and I?
ham. and at Or?**n*r?oro'
ham. Rah'lgh. and V'lnsl
at Danville wt?h N
State* fast mall, sola! tl
for New ' irleana and poli
which carries aleepe - I
New OrM*ns. ?ml Ne?
Jacksonville. Thron?;' -
bury to Chettanoog - i
man tourl
day w aahlngton to -
without ch
0:0-0 P. M.. N> 17. local
Sunday, for KeysvUl
?,. ; rtlnt?
TRAINS AUHIVIO AT It I? II ..? > ?j
O.OO A. If.
S_SS P M.. from Atlai
Aahevllle. ami N
H.tO A. M.. from K ?yavlll'
1 OCAL FREIGHT TRAINH
Nos. H snd 62. betwe'ti Man ter ai
. oil*, Va.
tm-Wat? 1*01 m WS? Mil
III fax ?nun: noin: IQBTB.
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