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R THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-TUESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1889.
It's the Pitch-In
Buying Time.
The life is emghed out of profit niul COSt in this haste t<?
unload great stock-. The inic??nifort;tl>lc 1 lirons 04 yesterday
"will find case M the livc?c: i ?ellin-? O? to-day. -
The ?>rices Are to Be the
?Same All Around.
?ind correctly ftppliC?bk to this C
?OTTOV ?.OOTIS 1IAVK IM9? IHK
Ili.liK 01 t 0?T Tin*. rw.'l*.,
an*? price? rm f.? wlldesl i The
: ?!<.-!llniT-IiV
BeaManc? to t'.ie jri-l-riii-of-trum pi
16 I
i .:.. !, IBS) I
I ; och Dtmltles, all I I and
I , lark
. - tn
. i Pei
i ' r fall
1
I and .tri| . .nl.
.*
.
!vl from
rade,
fur :
FRl
, foi
i/o,
* Jlty, for
heel a third I
f.lMV,*. ?JUB M? loM.IU virilM. I
l.n.i: iiM.N*..
If c i, it's doabtfn]
I them foi
? ; . appll?
to the entire i
J'
I ' r ; i
' . ;
I N
I rd-aids Lb
'i
, full
? Hu? k T.*.
wide, tor
. :
n
' linii. Oc. 's
\
itton Crash Tow. Ilina;, i :
01
lint iv-, the Ho,
i.
?il aidth
i of
'
I Heavy T lath Towel? for
I th Towela, CO Inches
'
lluck Towels, 00., or 6 Cot ;
I'i.i.-i.'.r.i-n Damask Towela, Had frliaf-e,
i rder, 2 tot I
M laoh Tahl. Paddli f, oi "loth,
te. j ard, In
itton Bird-1:.\ i
Diaper, toe. for a pi?
Vi;i m ?MTOlot >'<'l.' ? < ?
Heavj- Honey-Comb Towels for
La. ?
bu n n HM-.IIIM.** ?jnOavrr.
th? man isjer. "The i
j -. futur.
nln." <?
To k..;. th. I ill lollinji, wc Offer to?
il ii y :
CO and h Lislo-Tliri i ]
pair. 1
9LM to <- " fords
snd Cm and "aot ?
20 aa Ilk Voiir-iti-IIaiuls, J'
Club Tii s, foi i 1
i ; . nl Km-- ,
. snd $i gra?eo, toe, r,
.
|f< n'a Ui hrii der- i
i
Drawera, i
pair. i
Till I WALK OF till IAIN s ami I
nit ?n io |
> i boa
iinxiotis w. are to eloea th. ,
boo*, ?tuck. '.
< ! Hand* .1
loni " H.90, 4 E
j rds long, : . .: i HO 1 nd. I
i ty Psttei Curtains
A good Imltatl m of n md-Made Brus
nein Curtain ior ?'* Dalr.
do not baVM 111 ? ? f salts on id
Pi rlis.'iin-tits, b_t what 1h?\
represent
Bead Sunday's story Qyer
and Hiat BBppeiided below ?
both will be found MUitoMble
ay's work.
DRAP_-Ua-l
rrottv Oold Crepe Draperie* la* iV.
the U1 ?ft kln(l
Al. ?'.?lors and ?IfflKns (?f Rllkollno
I ?rat.? rlea for Kk\
Fish-Net Curtain Lacs t<?r BMo,
Curtain Muslin, with t?<?r<l<r on both
. f..r 1"? yard.
Mil WILL V\\ M Alt IMlMII.F. TIIK
I'HFSKVI IIOMKIII Fill? ! IS
or th?- aami bow a* Mit.
solid Bla? k Rlcbell? u R I I
Import? 'i Hoi . H< rm idol I dj o, dou?
ble boI? a, beela and toe . II ;=;>ir.
i 8c, Bllk-Flnlahed Fine Imported
... Hermsdorf dye,
; ill'.
r,n? t ('t? ii'ii Lisle-Thread,
In Black and Tan, selling foi Uc pair.
i. a ml 86c. Fancy ? olored and
Import! ?I Hose, now 17 1-1
Fancy s? otch Inrportatl?
m?', i
' Fin?? Black Li-1
ii. a for He.
i ' Black and Tan Lisle
Cotton, dropstl
i x i. ribbed, coating up to Uc pair,
12 i-2c.
i . Plaid Imi ort? d S
pair, from 60c. i
Bolld-Black and Tan S i
. <i?'iii,i,' sole, 2 p.iirs for
and Boys' Solid-Black Full
s? ami? - Fine Rlbbt d Hose, all sises,
c to ! l-t, I pairs for 83c,
1_UB < \iiplt iiia?titT*.invr
I PR-TPARSD TO DO BUSINESS
WITH A N'KW STAUT.
' . at that < agbt to provi
.tile comfort to all in th??
late of Virginia. s??mo of the prie?
: :
If a rd-Wide Ingrain Carpeta for 71-2C.
Solid Color \vii'..ti Carpets, short
all coloi i, Bold at 51 a
Ail-Wool Extra Super Ingrain Carpeti
yard.
Nl W In ? ' ?rpcti?,
for rooms, 1 :
j ard.
i Smyrna H rth Rugs foi
18-30-incb Bmj rna D r Mats for 21c,
: Chenille Bmj i
for I
Ix4-yard All-Wool Ingrain Drugget
\ GRF\T SM.K OF SILK??.
! ting meana loss st all times II
ans m?,re just n,,w. because ?is stock
far beyond our usual the month of
97s |i t you sari about on.- ball
Broken Plaid Taffeta silk. In two-,
and four-ton? ! color combina?
tions, for z'.r a rare, Um usual tec.
grade.
Black Ai: Fur. Silk Surah Serge, 2".
In? bes will??, 75c, quality, for I ?
rwo-Toned and Solid Color Rustling
Taffeta ' ' 'i . illty, for Be a yard.
avincb HarTd-Made India Bilk,
for 84c. ,, yard.
White Hand-Made Wash n
in? h? s wide, for ne. a yard, sold ben -
yard.
Be, i van! for Black Moire Velour, In
th? latest new Baj ad? re effect I
heretofor? t"? -*1 yard
Black Brocade Satin Dw??.esa In small,
large, and medium designs, the grad?
old Bsually for M ., for tVc, a
j ?i'i.
-i Check Satins, in 3 dlfl
colorings, for lie. i yard, usual 86c.
grade.
ible Lining Taffetas, choice of 10
dlffei < m colorlngi. for i le. -, yard,
iitK sia.i.iM. i\ tur iiiiim:
\\ \ni: ___ -R'TMBST,
'-?in,n i?. ' '?ut. ?j China .Milk Pit
for Uc.
i ? 'Linn Salad Bowli for tac
Sngllan Porcelain Soup Dinner and
for ::? .
D ? !ut -i Hasi Bi rry i
Water Bottles. Wine Juj
Trays, Cak I . for loe.
i. !,
.a?n Bettet feel long, for
dry Soap,
-stun?,' Carpet or House Brooms for
I fool Folding Curtain E . with
i >i UM.
too ' i? ! ? !b ipi li.. Bowl? for IS
?eathi r Dual i
-quart Granite-Iron Covered Bn
inch Granite Pie-Plat? s, Sc.
Iranlte Colandei ?, 8c
-quart Granit.- Milk or Pudding P
for 6c
apanm d Tin Toilet s- h foi
. i foi at? ?I Bn .,,1 i:
npanned Br< id Sozi - 15c.
;i ? i Bread or Cake K
Refrigerators, lined with
vanised Bte? 1 and filled with chi r,
?? ctrl? -W< Id.? 1 Hoop Ced ,r Tubs for
THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN CO.
VU M II I M. 0RO1MANCKS lti:\l>ll?.
sjajSj tTaaaaslttaa ? ? n?'nioi w??iini
mi'Dils a \uiiiImt <if \ uii-nil iiii-ii l?>.
Tho Sub-Coniniltt?'0 on 31? .ilt?i spp?
to oeaaSsaea aaaearda-i?: uts to tin- plumbing
ordiii ," fit> m. t in th. o"
tha ?saard <-f n. ilth lai tm nlag s. TJO
o'clock. Preaasst arare ?aeaara. Camp
(chairman) .uul Cit. i::. Tha ildiiniin
explained the obteot ol tb. bw stlng, att<T
which UM - : I< 'l l.y Hi?
11,??I,?it.i? il numbtng v.ir.- ! 1 ;m<*. a
ji m v : Ion was Indulged In.
Phillips Olaaebrook, May, und
Chap '. were Invited i
reconnut B
Aftt-r itii interchang. of afdnltNi tas fol?
lo-aliii? ?inifinitr.'ivs wen apon:
Rftquirv t > obtain a permit
of the Inspector fur all plumbing work
ft iiilring vi Qt-pl* Ith.r lead,
ca.-t-lion, or gahranl? I wi
j.lj.i'. and tvherc nature, smptl Into open
to ii iva ti
Ri-<?Ulrln?? ptamblng work I b. Il
M a-h? a ai rat run in tl build*
in?: ; ut< placed
Int.? titln n.
Prohibiting the putting la of fiui-hiiii.'
nm hoppers In dw<
ProhibitI -
bed i iK ,
i k* 'iiiui' te< will -report aa erdh
eml . '
:in tins;, 'i .
ay iii^iu.
MWTfc'H] **ll\?. -*II I MM. Of VON".
Coiuuiltl?-,. A|i|>ol Jtiil ( > Tl.-lja ??.
I i.l? rlnlii ?In- I.niub?.
A ?eager session I i wan held
laut riiKht l.y it. k. Lee Gam '
1 t. mas, in La? Ceanp Hall, ami be.
of sjeueial int. r?
th. attead
aaee ol wei-aUcs au? aiao lan-.-r than
U!-U!ll.
Oh .o'''?'ornman?icr Cos aas pn - Bt and .
gave ?n ?f tho |
by th? uap.
Comrade :: i.-u. ?,?.?,.,. ,,i:iiini, ,
th?i Audi!
for th. eomnittee on the tuuneeo or :
th. camp, which was adopted und ordi
Uli d.
Upon motion, the following commltte.
was n.-mi'd to sot lu conjunction with
simllsr oommltt? ro? Lee (
Phil Kearny Po?l In receiving the
"Lambs" of Bchuyler Post, ?if Phlladel
pb i temmander Wsldi a, Rev, Jam?
ke, i.i.m. aanl W .1. Hoi
anil conn,id. i n i. EBchola and Edwin
connu, y. After ih.it the ..imp adjourned.
i on in i inn v i-\in.
Till? ( liililrt'ii of Mr. 11 in \?. n I,oat til
M ualil n u Ion? \re l'on ml.
Harris and Relea? two littl. chlldrea of
Mr. B, (I. Hrmui. :in operator ;it th.
. oBmOO, In this dt). \\. r.
left by their train In Wsshington Snnd.iv
nlK'ht, and for BOSM tim? minli an?
was fell by ?heir fstber.
The rhildrrti WOTO tomtOg lioin
York aiorii' and ?Biased the connection at
Wsshington. Ifr. Brown ??is at the train
hi re 'o n-, i them snd ? hen th?
etc the wire, of th. Peel i i
psn. i.itii<-'I for iiwhii?. witii Queethmi
iii.ot their whereahouti
The Poetal o<JBc. .1 Washington and
: of polio, ware aired, i
ir. Wt sdoa went
the ehlldn n bul di.-, oven >i thai ob r.
?etpl of an earil? i oflclal
if the t? i**-;r.<i**t compaay had seal to the
It itnoi ' Of Un in Thl )
oh re taken to th. Postal oille. und nlv? n
i f>ooi suapei. id'i i*.iii'h they fell asliep
.n iriij.r. for th? m by
a
Thi-v i"ft WaBhirigton al i 0
. ami ?it * 4" arriv? <i b?
the anxious father.
?inn-t. Hill Not Huri.
?vie };, f sad dumb,
ralked I" front "f .? troll, ??i.iiiv i n ,. ,
.Iain ("Irret last Blghl Wl . i
yton* Injury h. *. ,.?: oaagbt on
h(. f, ,,,i. liad i fi a ( mis before
],,. . >r could I
', ;,nd th. m ?torn m rang ins
i,,, violo,- in.V BttentJea*. Mr R
, ,ri. tth? n tsh- o trota tin- sr
. ndar. ai i few br?la H
;i to hi? horn?*, down-tow?*
GHOULS IN UNIFORM.
GUVF.R>OR'S ATTi:>TIO>- CA1.LKD.
to ???oLDiiaiv oniitt.F.s.
DUG UP CONFEDERATE SOLDIER";
PUSMBSJ Ivntila nml Illinois Volun?
teers Carry on Portions of tin
Skeletons as Helles SeSB* MnnnHBaa.
Destroying Property Of Cltlsens.
Governor Tyler may take some official
action regarding lbs -ssseratlea of lbs
?raves of ConJ'eaeS-tS soldier?, and the
destruction of property l?y B***S-I rs Oi
lbs sixth Pennsylvania Volunteers, th
i". m iiii. s of th it State, and ths
S?v< nth Illinois Regiment, in the m-ifrh
borhond of TlMtroug?fare Gap,
a letter has r.. "titiv bet n i
the Oovernor from a g? ntleman I?Billing
In Philadelphia, telling attention to these
outra-;-s. The letter Is as foil"
"Philadelphia. Aun'ist 17, IM
"The attention of tbi Oovernor at the
siat" of vitKii.i.i _ rsspsctfulljr oail?
th. snclosed fr,,m a recent ??seas of th?
Re? ?iii, of this city, a statement from
an evi'l?ut participaiit, which recites with
gboullah gle. bfa part in cor-MC-on with
Hi- State Peaolbles, of this city; th" Sixth
F? nnsj iv.'inia Regiment, and the ?
Illinois, in robblna arav? -, killing ? attk.
and ootr*_l*_ ' taraiera on th.
soil ?T Virginia
"j;. apt ? tfully, ?Vil'ijINIANY "
"RBB-TitT BONBB AS RE-JOS."
The writer ericlosei the following
patch ir.ini Thoroughfare Gap, which ?
bed under hi -ding, "K? b? br B
sa F' Il - Ch? n bed by the Uoys ol lb?
Bixl ii P< busj Ivanla";
THOROUGHFARE, VA., Augusl 14
Ourbo] of the Sixth Pennsylvania Volun
t, ? ra bare und? rgoi
during ths past week, and are now In
.amp here along the railroad. Bin? a
loft Cam-,, Alger we bave bad varied e_
periences. At times we have i. i
t cm, w n fed, hut taken In all
we have ha,i loti of fun. The mar
bave
joi Ity ol - It? of th
fully.
W'l. - Bull Fun
Sunday, several of ??nr b??> - came Into
' .1 tii.?t t\s ? > COWl I
? aJf w< i? running :
. in
th? beast . v. rm< ?i with dull
in on "iir
pn y. a*] bo time In
W . Bucct d< d In kiliii.fr a cow and a
and for a 'tune Uv? d prt tty w< II. Th?
..Ma : bout v. hi n v.
i.y. "Who Bt - ."' The B
and
:\ thai we a ''i n- - and
you i?? t we will not, for If anything
b our Una it I ly if
.
N? ,ir Bulk Rui - :i"'l
? ntrance Li lall grave] ard and
din: up a Confederate officer. They di
vlded his i mong the
su BILL BO! B OO BEs-O-KO.
tot broke camp Sunday an?i n
-,.. a ii. t,', of twelve miles On
?us trip ws marchad through tl
town nii'i battis D< Id of Msi isaa , Wi
rrers eheered along the route. W?
ri i y little to
?rater until we arrived al Brtatow, All
i- i vim? tits, about i ? l ' troops, nren
?campad in a spacious h?'-?i as level
Philadelphia ball park. While here ars
tad quite a little spoi t. \\ > losi no time
n pitching nur dog tents, sad then pro
'.,i..i ourselves fee b good tlme Pood
we wars oornpslled
: ch the county for m m? thing to eat
t n as arpi me of <>ur bo] -.
?r w. Il-to-do families of Philadelphia
Bedla, going from house to ' king
mit thing t rse, wi are
ill pel I ",:r pa.v
,.r July. The bo ,m?d to write
end bava proven i
neb good "bt in- ra" that th? y ears UtU<
'or wealth, only to buy smoking
- and envelopes and tab
eta t" ?ni' t swa i bee rte.
,me i, i\,- even lugh to
h? ir girl? soldiers' tetters, letting them
? i.? m ,?i at the other end.
SPORT WITH Till.' FARMER !
A i ' inner cam
he road, st
i wai n It? ?i b i Bt it? Fencibl?
\ ho purchased i Is for S i ota He
I the lai mi tl r. and whi!<?
:. ! was ?i? ttlng tie change a crowd
, on the wsgon, t? ??k ail the milk
ind cak? >. and ? am? very near .:
blcla The fa 11 atly
wild
nan. ii,- whipped i . ind went
Ij Ing down tie road H bai k,
ursing a? be went, and flashed an ui
ooklng knife through i h air. Several
ither fat ni' ra fan d In about I
ray, and In th? i
he un? rs of tl VlrgH la soil arero
One -, with a big
: 'hi" 'i to talk with some
t the Seventh i rs, was aur
ound? d in an Instant 1 ,,f
oldiers, a ho i hov< d him around and pull
d bli a hlsk ra Win -.??v. ,AIS
rough! t . end the nnfortu
t.- was ? m flying ni? in th.- sir. I!
? ?'tu' d i" ' "j"v th" fun, .?n.i proved I
ough for d" bo) --. and he wai lei .
I.- was considered i -,,i ?
mainel with us uni
im,'.
BVER1 BODY DBDION INT. I
it may easily be imagined thai the Oov?
rnor, m coaimon with every cltlsen of '
'Irglnla and the South, Ii Indignant that ;
neb outragi i - tl. di i : lb? d ihould '
. p. riniti? ?i. and - n pris? i thai ? p ,p> r
,, influential and circulai lug si vv idi I
i the S'luth as does should ;
? gard th? -ii light BMcn? r. A '
n mber ol regimen) the <
Bslstaflt Bui-eon ai that, has already ?
ecu in?iict??i i'v t'a Fairfax grand Jury '
?r diK'Kiiiv,' uji the i i ike, '
I Alabama, burl, d on tbt b ittl? -fli i,i of
x<. end carrylBg ?i wa y \
: the skeleton, and the gold-fllilng bl i
th ai relics ?,f tl h work. ?
rteln thai Oov? 11 or Tj 1er win f
tut ail i'o.-sii.ie a.i.i in , m ,,f the >
?ton ??t i <
AT Tlioitoi Q1IP 1RS ?. IP.
.ml I ?nut Ion ?>f Hun.-mi I >.-1,- ii ? ?-?? I a
Sas?i*a iii.InIui? i,? Leave al on.-?-. t
WASHINGTON,
, th.- star from 'n. iroughf rs I M| . I
lya th. continuation of t1 ?f
iptaln Ihm? an, of t md
wa? taken o?a. AU '
'? i. i" tve t
' ?'. and a tar as t: r
atiii? la ? ? i j
r cbange of pians bas been m
to th.- mon m? :.t of Oen? ral t,
Dtvtalon now t Thoroughfari
a. The .xp'.t'?.! st iv will BOt be ma.l
r or.iers w- red Baturd iy all i ?
quiring ths n g?n< ata to move to .*i
? town SI raphiU
(?I.I..1 to move in th.- following order' .*
iini Missouri, First Rhode Island Be- .'
lei Tennessee, ts? provisional regimen t,
Kth Pennsyrvanlar^Clnth nitnota, n:?h
diana Twenty??secO-d Kansas, and !
lird N? w Y >rk.
g
t n plain Slaxl.t-t' Priiiiiot.-.l.
WASHINGTON, August tt ti,,. r,,-s|- ?,
i baa promoted Captain Ch uiss i>. I
Called St.,- ii i. v v, now ,,,m
indlng the Bt. P aaelBB him U
; ? ? numbers on the I i ?? in s
: , for "ixtruorUinary h?roism." , B
cm
inn
ref?t.
for
One Night Treatment
tha nl^'ht ?Tait the SaaB. In a Btsoas ?'o*
liithiT of nmiTiA SOAP. Dry t*ssssssj?ir
and ?nutet 0m9s Wit* I ! TiiTilA, ?rraatiiit <>t
i at ?kin esraa Wear <-M li? ?riov?-?,
win the Sssar pn.:?. c\it * . in ti i
l ' < ?ootllatlon. Fur red. PtaagS, < 'i;i;.i.,l
I li;ii].|?, ?Irr. ?*MS**S?ai lt^Liiur. f>.
viT'.'h piiiin?, v.it'i Stapel *?. cti'i an.l painful
linger ?uils, thla tri-almcnt la wunilt-itul.
Aft- - I If T ?Ja H".1nj or ?jit
Atl.litl'H. u |.??h wlLb i I ftl I R.-. gOAP H
? i.I BM lataratrtts ef m-xioru civfltasi
. ?MSI Ml. I - ; -.' t .>
??an, h<^,thra lufluinniaMi.ii nul Lrritatl .u, re?
m..\-< I idue or offruan?. pet-plra'n.ri, and
?vI.imi ri.ll.ivid t'j a *-vnt.> ?i..>imdi.? nl-**i
I i'TI' IJBA. purwt ..f etnilll? uta und i;ri*at.;so
if skin mir??, un.Ti.? ie. ?' heaaVtal In r??
I tl.-rii, lam?], ?tralsed or lL?sme?!
a. ^.
Sold tbr1.113l.iiat t!" S t"l Prl
cvnjt ?*oap, -.-*. ?i Tin i;.?, i ,t.,>tin, so-,.
l'f-Tri-.ll I'ltl'i. AM? ?-1IK.M '''?Kl' BOStSS,
Si* r*iop?. IlrltUh l**???t. 1 Kin* Ulayard .t..
L?iciViii. Seal HS "liov? to t'rtMluc* UuX?.
Waitu linals," free.
MRS. M \ic \ .1 V? nu-. DE VI?.
Passed Vuny on ?>iiiiiliiy?Mr?. l!u
gaale I tMa.au*. Sal Demise.
Mrs, Mary Jacobs, I I J.i
; T?i?, in.- at !.-1- n -: i.-iu . ,
.\.i. i. . m . .
o ck, in tin- iv 1 year of bi -
L loi | .ind painful Ilia? -, Whi? I
i with that
lent of this
f"t- in r marsy acts of dnsrity snd I
Mr. N.i
Hannah,
Mr. Bea
lacoba, of Wheel!
: Norfolk, Vs.
inei al will tal i om her
t
Rev, I >r. ES, N, Ca
will take i -
The fol
Dr. H. H. Levy, AI
i ' 8am J 11 i : 111
i is. Thsihlmi r. Bam. \ BU iii
ar, and a. Oellman.
lira. wife of Mr.
hi r !.u ' d. '
after a 1
yesr of b? r
a, The fum -
ral will tak? | n at 4
?vio.k : durch,
and i!i' Biver
Vi. w ?' in. ! ry. Iv v. Mr. II
t cbun h, will condui t th.
-
M RPASSKS M I. rill ID '.:< I **nils
Main-Mri-i-CN Hill li> VII Hilda lit.?
Btraasreat ?Tat.
'! bill which reek al
rille Park last niftht
not onlj
.
uni, ai..I It..- in
i
To no '>?* ' did a I.
re than t.? y. in her
mi.-, sii- band?
.;-. too, an ail Hi. ro ighly new,
ralng alto The LsVerd Bw
srs bav. some of iin- mosi difficult of
I dai
tb spiral in add!!
lumber of catchy songs. McCarthy snd
teynold I h -auh
thrown
n. and Bal II ?i<?
iv. :- h? r title 'd' "i1.. Lit! 9\
aptivated the au<i?. i:ce with her
...1 a ml r. salon of stir-.! !
! acrobatic and other
including
.m., 'ill.* irtcelng act, it
?..a by -
ml to F.m 'ill and Taylor, m t li? v
Busti i? bla k-fac tui a, ?riven.
: as bava a an
rid of instrumente, and utroduce a aum
? r of origti 'ies.
'
Iti-v. Mr. Hall Iti-nlun?.
ig of the
'uur-.M: a Sun
i: iv. -Mr. Hall u nden .1 hi. i
m. t.. I i " tobei i-t. iiis
saaoa for toatgah .
i.
-"-retting bja leave
'ill., i.viv.i! at Knur-Mil.- Creek]
iniv >i i ontlnues wRb lacres
\ conversions up to -
Ight The pastor, Rev. .v. j. Ball
? Rev. Mr. Colea, ut Ten
in- ?aeeflni will bo cominm-d part of
iii? w- ok.
Bee, mi. Butler, of Aletandrle. ;
i both moiaTatag and lalght at th. Fulton
Burch mi *"iinday. Mr. Butler
a lin?- speaki Hli du >ui v,.,*
t? ally enjoyed by Urn corigregation.
Rev, s. C. Hatcher, ef Denn*
: i li n h, is quite ill in New
ork. He ?. . . r N r f< r*. :.; titr,,,
lo t-. mi h's ?if.- and \\
i Bav. i' ?. di. a coad i
Street Method
Bight *
ROUGH RIDER ASTRA Y
OXE OP HOOSFVFI,T'?. MEX ILL
iv, .ma\ciii;sti:ii?
MR. HATCHER SHOT FROM AMBUSH.
Tiro Xenro Iloy? Shoot Hira in HI?
Watermelon I'ntoh?Funeral of Mr.
llakcr?Thieves ?tilt nt Vi ork?
Other .??.vs.
One of Roosevelt's RoURh Riders I? very
III with malarial-fever In ManrhBBtl
th-? houso of Mra. J. *?V. M <inn, Eighth
and LOB M'
His namo Is Woodson, and ho enmo to
the dty ten days ago, when the Rough
induis wcro pausing through Richrnond.
Ho was taken Hick with tho fever and
wandered to ManohSBter. Mrs. M. <* inn
found him In an unconscious condition
in a vacant houso near hers. She took
him home, and has dono everything In
Bs*f power for him. He has had the r?*tru
lar .'itt"iid.ini-e of a. physician of the city
and all tho ni'-ilicino h>? EM 6V 1. Mrs.
M. ?aim also wroto to relatives of the
young man. His aunt from Richmond
is now with him. Ills father and mother
ihr. In Washington and he has a grand?
father in i'<-fiTshurs.-, Va. Mr. Woodson
was batter -reeterdar,, though at times
Still delirious.
BOT IN HIS MF.r.ON'-PATCir.
Mr. Thomas Hatcher, a ah :i-kri?v,vii resi?
dent of the county, was shot and quite
painfully Injured fOOtrnTOmf by two BSgTO
boya from an ambuah on Mr, Batcher's
own faun. The bullet from a pistol
k .Mr. HStcher over the left sjrs snd
mflioted an ugly around, though th.. skull
was not broken. Mr- Hatcher eamwo to tiio
city to lie treated fot hie Injury.
ii" wiM in his aatermemn-patch at the
timo of the sliooting, and suppose, th.
boya, win? win- both sons of nsighbors,
bad oom. to look at the watermelons,
too. But why tin y athould shool I.va I
a frli ndly ti rms
with tii" t both '.f Ci-ni. une
\ l (roen and on.
Warrants ha\ i ,. >m out for the
arraat of both.
i l.XKUAL OF A T. BAKER.
ill..' funeral "f Mr. Bddi? T. BsJier,
an announcement "f wl un
bom. Of !iis lather,
Hon. W. W. Baker, at Halleboro', m
Chest id. in Sunday's
i tch, took p-?' " Bund ob at
i o'clock from B< the! Baptist cl
i m conduct? d by It? >. Bo?
i.. n ii. v, : ?ted by Bei. Drs
on. Th. latter offered
i >r. Hatch
ting in a v
?. mthetic strain regarding tha life
o? the \ . and concluding Ins re?
vi words of encouragement and
; family, re?
minding ?-t died v.
'.. Tha in:
ion in tie
burytag-ground.
i*-t*t??k. r was born n' ir Hallsboro'
lie old
I n. W. W. I "i the
1. v-kn.iwn and most j il
I county. Id- -..
. .
After
., iii-i studii returned to his
borne, a t ? ?', aber. h.
ore, ?-t
which I in i was ?juite su?
also the -Radon u?ent for tho
. Mpiiiy, sad I
; r at Ha Usaoro*. \\ ben quite
young ii" oonnected himself with the
Bethel B Itch M
part in the church work. Hi- n
aith hi? means and Ids t. i -
? in any w.iy ?
lus power tl ; o( the Church.
held in the j, .
munity In which h* lived, and
alar in bn
.
About i ?Cr. Bel
tion, which mad. rapid Inreed. into hit
rently rohust
Bvsrythlng that loving friends ami skill*
lid do t
. and a tr.?, to the
tunny land of Florida
althout avail, and his fi I rela
;\. a a*! re e..rr.p.- I IM to i: tl
ow tin- work of tho consumer. Bis
po w.-ak ih.it lie
: .o himself to tl;.
week bis destb
vas moment iril ;. Saturday
\i iiiinr . nd Just
it n?dnight his spirit pasa i i i
Ihe pall-b? .1 ?;
r7ats*ln., William Cburch?l, a :i
n.um. John I i : T
?VStkln., William ('.. Owens, A .'
a m, John i:, i ' /. H. P. .i .
Rudd, and John Petti.
BTOENCE BOBBED.
:.
and a
Th?
aindow,
Hid f.e :
...im of Mr. Blmn
in n called on a i. u ii r
m. where ho got th
if trou
I '
loing i
rnmer may sreU
V, HERS THE 'SQUIRE PRESIDES
f the i lerda- nu i
' m two oi
rbo hang oui il B< i
?
' tt them
Wt re Sned BJO e;,ch.
BAILETfl BENTBNtTB COUaMTZD,
1 Q minuted ti:
u Uli im Bailey, of Bwai
tent to the penitratlary for tare?
?r stealli v. .ir's im
irisonment in tiie county jalL Th. bora.
* i?? t ik.'-? from al l \\ Uker.
Young Balk of a highly r<*.
unity, wc
lathy of tha entire community in th.-ir
IB of Governor Tyler In commut
I
o the i. ople of i friends
Tho school buildings of the MSB
: bat? l" u : |
I lie
\\ msl
pure white
- n.
REV. MRSPEJTCER RETURNS,
r.. -.- J. a '?n. ?
I to I
he city from his vscstion, and preached
the pulpit
i Henry cow tjr He Is lookli
.-?-11 indeed. HI?
?Ck very cordially on Sunday morning.
\M> BR]
Mr. Floyd BSS. - : It home |,y
ckne?s.
Mr. OSOS. 11. Fniiaht. of Danville, ht
siting friends in Bwaasboro*,
'SVrulr. T. K. Oarea is detained at his
ome, on ?-ast Thirt?? nth street, !
Mr. and Mr?. .T. C. BnelUnga have r<
irn.il h..ni'' from B delightful trip to
edfor.l ?'if.- and the mount lins
terday for alsxandrla to visit her
ti r. Mr-?. J. G M irkey.
city Tr.-.?sur?r J. W, BrOBBUgh and atf.
iturned home Saturday from a pi?
?BWlVrYi
A $5.00 SHOE FOR $3.50
11 S~\ HI
$3.50 k, ^ @ $3.50 I
$3.50 Ri ??50_.
3
?? $3.50 Wrn^f $3,5? I
| $3.50
> $3.50
? W-L. DOUGLAS!
I $3.50 SHOE in the'world. ;'
I Indorsed" by over 1,000,000 wearer.. |
% The ?tyle, fit and wear cannot be sx- 5
sg celled at soy price AU kinds ?J ?
-_ leather. A_ the modern styles. _ All 3
:? ?Aridths. One price, $3.50. r
? BOYS WEAR W. L DOUGLAS ?
% $2.50 SHOE. Same quality as the I
? men's, VgsT?alra-B
;* 5ee th?aa at our ?xclaalve ?tor?, ;
J 623 East Broad St. I
(Jy 5-Ty.ThifcS.i.ts)_
trip to Albcmarl.? county, where they
were Visiting n-latlves.
Ifjgg en | Fifteenth and Porti r
Kt,,. turned fror* <" e*i<!1'1"'1
stay at Newport NsWB, wh.ro ehe has
it visiting frt< nda
Mr. v. s. N.mtiaiiy left v iterday tor
r.unenbiirir county, where he <
on account of the tkktu i ?ttio
daughter. , . _.
Mr H I* Jones left Satui
for nn , atended pleasure trip through
th.? South. H- win vtalt Cblcka-i
C imp m hi ' bra?. . .....
Miss Maud Harl ind Moore, of i hii-i
ihia, formel I ity? ? ?
, t van Horn, at DI
Eighth st:
Mr W Thomas Williamson, ol i
penaburg. Pa., is In tba city on a
visit. If. WUUamaon la
hispe Uroads, In?
cluding the Ball """
Uum r _lli ii ' an n "i h
from b very pleasant visit to rel
r,,?i friends la Philadelphia aa4 Alt
jjr. inklin, Of NOW York, who
visiting the family of h
t,i-,i,v for her bom n ',0
.anted ?
Miss BU? n W
Mr (
,
N< W York.
Th?- condition of Mr. E. O. HUI. I
his
having go
rately 111,
I
K??tiii in iTaubsea Wai*_?
.
a Ware cl irglni him
Prick Racks and - Ivlng him a good 1
lng.
There Is an old f<
gro? -.
At the Is ' i
urday morning, Lucas I
down and triad to cut him with cleaver,
; in ths
illy call? 1 runnln i I
Shot at him three, times as bS ran off.
The Interment of tho reniaitMI of Mis i
Juli t Bagby, who di ?i on Saturday
mornlpg at her residence, No. ti_ seat
Marshall street, took placa Sunday svs
nlng at 6 o'clock In _oil -?. ood,
Tl vv.w hi i int. i ?ut - ILB,
i?)it IX,i:.
A SECOND-HAND CALIGRAPH TYPE
writ.-r tn ai condition st a I
?I? II IN..?.
GENERAL OR? :.!.
RICHMOND
OMMANDERY, So. 2 K. T.:
Rlchmoi I, Va
?d
Tin, Ma? ' on 'IT
' s P. M . in ell
i
Irew, N
the Eml i
l: I HOWARD C pi
M. Willis i
.: It
LOST, STRAYKD, iSD I'm VI?.
NOTICE.
THE PI UM. is Hl REBY WARNED
DRAFT, nrl |? tba
lat, 'i M irioi
OMPAN
RI?
noti.I. '
>v i: VXD? ?i.i'h i'l:-,
>n Chesapeak?
i
. 1? ?UN which the And? r will
'V.ii'.l? tl : I, ,|| N
I. PELDNER s I
vest B
STOLEN, PROM Ml
liso, <?m: <'"U , color I
tny Inform:,'
'
ii,l stiltahlj . M |
' I : l : i : V s i i i i :
It?
OLD R1ML -
u. a Cl
?ol end Te
;,
r LUMSDEN _ BON'S I set r?
rard.
I.? 1ST 81'N DAI EVENING \ WHITE
IHAGGT DOG ? die) red tint
,u bat k. Suitable reward If left ill
Franklin
i?r. h ?.o v AI,.
OASUk,
I DESIRE TO . i' ? ? < THE PEOPLE
?r their pati
i VMES B. Ml ?ORE
Jt_:.: .) M,??,i:i:
Richmond, \
" I .1. WOOLDRIDOE
\"'i will take :
.
U'..n. ?
luart? r lirai'
.n and Durai
f S? pt? ml? r. ! ?. .,! il
- elde ui
;,.| you .
that hour, it
i
work. ? ?TV. VY 8 am.
er Prank '1'
..
\uiti \?.i:?*. BtooiKS, \\ i-OKS, a,..
DISS-LI I ion ?? ILK.
ARRIACES, BUGGIES AND VEHI?
CLES OP EVER?. I'
AT C? ?ST.
'
arUI offer our la I -
. hielen Bt COBt, It
1
oulevards, Runabouti,
?.ve a very flj
il table for di
rocery, and milk wagons. \\
large ?took of S n \
a ?.I Will
lit th? ir valu 8
\V. ?' S M ll'11
au _r>lV 314 north Fifth. Richmond.
At< T?o* lAUCI-r??????? Oara
~*Wk4M?? Ka_k_ MM I- ...i, t,,-t
TAXK.S POX THK CUR RENT CA?
DA? YKAJt AUK TU U_ PAID
- i
RATA Itr TH? VENDOR AND In?
VENDS
T
By .v. w. B?era
Baal Batet? An
RUSTKES* BAU!
OF
VALUABLE IMPRO)
.
ON THK NORTH BIDE "."
BTKKET
BETWEEN TV, ELFI Va.
COLLEGE KTR '
WITH TWO HANI
THE I."l
INCHES I IK '.
SI l;
AND EXTEND?
l'Ai: M.!.Kl. i.l.? :si i
AN -vi ,
T?) ni: SOLD ?
Iti execution of ?
date?! th,? ?Sth day
te A. Delh
bla wife, to th? 'i .
l" Ing l
be? n asede under . : '
? a
PR-DAY, SETI i '
at 5 o'clock P. M
This property i .: ,
In ?ipp? :
atantlally ?
two hai
or fur
Till I.MS '
-
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ft'Tl.
pan t,
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f
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additional lien upon
??r trust
alone there? I
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will
fore tv
at| '
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l ?u- -\i
HIGH-GF
\\ BST lit wivi rs-?? ?. iti ?.?in -
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ami $17,
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