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TBE RICHMOND DISPATCH-SATURDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1898.
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
B? THE DmPAlOfl COMPANY.
I DAILY DI8PATCB is getftsrsdti
saatiscrlbera ! CKKT
month, payable to the carrier weekly o
monthly. Balled it fc per aaaam,
bi? in advance; jr. for six monthe, B.*
f - gfg f.,r one month
Frleo per I ?its.
The STRKKL1 DISPATCH at U B?
annum.
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annum. ,
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Sabrm as, aad ne a?
the . x, | | '
po?-<,fr. i . Basest, ' '. i
t,.- ni \ i mall will
b?- -r
WlSlllna; '
gl'. , BS will BS th?'-!
orti .?. . aph i Bree,
ADV!
HAL! IN? H OR i
1 time.? :
1 tlmea. ?
S fin.s. '
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13 times.
i month.
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Atvv.- rat, s :,: f? r ". '
vortleea
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BVS Unes or '
Cu- . fee more specs ftmushed
on application.
au tetters and telegrams must bs ad?
grrawed to Tin: DISPATCH OOMPANT
i S
return? .1. _
Alj |.. candidates
far si
l g long standlni
of oura._
ttafleas al respect to tot
. . - lettes, corj
tttskt, ions, or -
| fOff as adv. it ?sing
matter, _ .
ri'-Towx OFFICE, BROAD-STREET
EAST BROAD
BT1 BET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE, 1203 HULL
BAT?BDA1.OOTOBEB 2j. 1898.
, j the D pal lb would do us
a favor by Informing us promptly of any
fallare on the part of i
m.v. to m" I the
pul U I "f ,,lis ;
Inf.rmatton Is ' ->T 11S ot the
,rs In
I. ' i- : '
Mall subaKMUx re i aise lai Ited
to report to us wh? a? rer their ?
com? pi_ -iv
Tin: ULOBfl IM I I "< ATIOK.
'i
! If pel ted in,
ajviii . i Important d<
: th? war until
i- of calling Mil- and
muten
,.,? iritn? ?t must bave h
1, i i not! - to ' II
n which '
touring about .i -.
i rille and
Th? might as well c i
billing tii
It wishes l
tro-i.. t to haul up Mil? -
ni.) ??ill for tl
: a hila h?
in known
f? i
oat ' x though
;
tin n. .
d?clin? d oi ; m sue
Id? part? d
\\ ' th.
In short, In t? id ths com*
pi.i" n In irlns
Wl! ' It is true
that bow aii'i th? n ? ' m? d have
aocM with minor -
hat tor ths most pan
i n., D B b0 W.R'
know g In i ' omplalnta
to bbbI
if tl ?ntlnuea In it:
K?nt rour.?-,-, 11< n ?n have !
Before 1 and Shat
ter aro h. ard i R ralt's ?-*.niti .
port i -i
.-.? ii thai u would bs better I
for m,- lm after the ? i.. :;
es m. . abose !
BBjOSa] n. I . i, .-.,,
aignmsnt sa that mighi
..ui against entering Into any Inves
tjfatf**s si ;- al ibis time; but an
i'i ?.a? at Ii that ths i
ghoald i > all that
tbe ? oma mid havs i ?;un its
WOfh In U - usual Bl
Rooesvell i by ths
n bs j
geored ti
a?:.'
?.oi. red bj un Impartial tribunal.
i too actlv? in
call.
ti 11. and too i: alltnS Wl! '
gBgal g |]| jS
bs p? oplj an by nu m? .
tiid with Its y,"?u. i- that per- I
sieti bos in th-i i grit] r,..,,?,
s off all , ree Until the
will, no ..
be a
It I public had
?... ,
-
00:
1 i'?it?iisii.-q .u all bai
a ni Mili I io> ut\ ii tKlBSTIOB.
I hu
nalising our mi
I
Involved In
m ?
"??tla Whan
" am,'
iba, ? i
*****
has bj
*?.?** m resaaei tool
iKn. Certainly, our experience tel
us that our ?ystem might to be rcorgut
i .1 And one of the Initial lessor
b| that experience Is, that VI
gtnl i should either Increase the BBC*
n for the ai?l of her military or
sire of the force as that tl
a] proprtattan shall really bomb for a??m
thing. ?\? it la, the ntrsed ??? too big r
the amount of Initier lllOWed
between reorgsntstag and rende
lug more tffacBvt the mllltla of ll
., nn<l "naDoiiiillr.in?" It, Hi? re
i dUEerenoa The '-aaUoaalBiai
of the militia would be obnoxious
the theory ol oar aoveraaaeat ?,nd tl
.:-,' nial taW "f tha land. It won
iti'iin the repudiation of oat of the m?.
bed dlctumt Of the author of tl
i atlon of Independ? i
' tl Irritad State
it-, eaunteratlng the powert ?f ?'"nrres
t 111 that it shall have leiwer "'[
organizing, arming, and di?
pllnlng the mllltla, an i for governlr
ro, p part of them as mm' be empioyt
the United States, r<
pectlvely, 11
appointment ??f offleere an.; the authoril
Ring ih" militia, according t?, lb
i rlbed b] ' 'ongresa" Mi
Dril addi aa
In s'lininartalng what h? deemed "the ?r
tent tal principtaa ?if ?mr government, sm
i icntly, those which ought to thap
idmtntatrutton," a i tan d, anaon
other thlnga, that "a well dlaHpllne,
! - r ||| B in peSCI
r the Brtl raoraenta of war, nntl
i may relieve them." The re.trie
thrown around the Natlona
regarda the mllltla, an?
v :' he, - tO I
? Dationalising" th? lyitem I
fui th? tlon 4. Artie!,
iv., of th? tlon, wh?, |
i i,.!' ?i s?a*, s thall gusi
every State In tblt Union republlcei
i m ol and shall protec
each of them against invasion, and oi
;. J I ' 1 i ? i r :.. ? i ,,f the Legiatature or of tin
eben tbt Legtotaturt esnnol
?, agalntl domestic violence.'
This gives the j ?.wer to, and make:
it the duty . r to malntaii
i ibUc pea " within the bord? rt ol
: State, the Oeneral Qovernmeni
having no rij;ht of taterfeiwnca uni s?
called upon for assittanoa aad taken
with the quotation from the Conttitutloi
la dlitlnctly establishes
t at B Slate institution.
aink it is hardly to be question' ?1
that an amendment D> tbt ?"'institution
ry in order t?> th- "na?
tlonallslng" of the militia. But be thai
at it may, th? moment it was national
ised the prerogative! now possessed by,
and Un- riutii-s now devolving upon, the
?rt Of the several Slat-s In COB?
inction with the system would bt trans
ferred ro the President. Militarism would
toon become i-aatpnat, un?i another
loua atrlde would have been taken
In the direction of centralisstlon and one?
wer. a nationsllsad mflltia would
bt timpl] .-m additional standin?,' army,
Itaalted only by th". tine of the militia
It would tend to fasten upon us
ont of the chief grtavaacea ?nd evils w.
Indicted Q?torgt in. fur malntninlng In
the Colonl? a
Bo, we asy, that while there Is no doubt
that the mult ?a. ought t" i"- pul on a
better footing, the botteraient should bt
accomplithed In harmony with tat tplrll
?and the letter of press?t constitutional
provisions touching the eeevtae, n> theee
have hei?i,,foie been understood Any
other count la tha coursa of ?langer. In
it, the "nation;,lining" idea is revo
lutionary. Itt uMtcftallaatioo would be
tarai corollary of imperialism,
and i?> 'nk'-n would prove the
?i- ath of republicanism.
WI DM IMIAI, I.KAOIIB.
?pondent of a northern
papei writet that the faahlonahle set In
il English capital Bra attempting
i., atari an MAuU<-Scandal League,'' and
n rt" society has |?, n "circu? ir?
lied" to give iheir support to this novel
but h"i. movement. Tic? membert
,,f this i. tbl? organisation art enjoined
d nay Blunder ntt? re?i
n thell ; ' l tO enlist
the ??it? nd< r at t member of the I
Although there is a. magnificent acopa
for auch a eruiade, th< movement, aaya
the corrosnondent, bat excited more
til than Int? I? i. l i ally a.-?
Initiated by certain defunct mem?
I who an n?> longer "In the
ratas."
ii will )?e observed that the "Antl
vandal League" doea oot deafen II
.. teaadalout remarkt, but merely pre?
niies a mili] rebuke after the Unpor
ant Information had beea gleaned. Tins
\ lee provialon- or tavini ? i thould
i,, in Itaell enough to pr? v. a\ th?
rom making an utter failure. Ami then,
to, although ih" atandor m ly be "com?
ted," there is. nothing said agalntl Itt
i Bo, altogeth? r, wt do not
as why the sinart set of London, who,
?y the way, appear to furnish a good
nany aubjecta for gossip, end even
thOUld BOl t::l<? h 'Id Of the
nov? m? m ami make it a perfeel lucceia
int lit 11?. - "tiii." i :.. i of them, and
hen, too, when the league geta tiresome,
i? i ! id in > be adopted,
mmtmmm?m?mmmmmmmmyt.1
Governor Hastings, of Pennsylvania,
ias, by formal proclamation, made Thura
\t w ? k. "Mllltary-Daj" oi the
"hiladi Iphla peaci Jul H? a day .?t
, tag and pray? r foi tl
i 'ni r< -
uit-, of the war ums luccinotly:
Power, bj the barbarou i
nd inhuman treatment ol its own rob?
t- bad thocked the civUlaed a ?rid, I
':;, Am? lican people reached the
would no long? r
to be vo cruelly outraged al? j
1081 under the shadow ol their owa nag, !
a tl|, -11 uiiU?.U- which followed G
aiding hand a manlf? tte I.
pie anawer? man to the
untry't call. Our army and navy ? ?,
a unperatreled valor the will r?f
., nation our victories by a., and on ;
.. ,i wer? triumph? foi civil -
. vernment."
: aiiip? ndatl " as ' ,i. !
;
"That ' or" wor
itp bt Blled with Ood-fearing,
ankfiil. snJ patriotic worahlpp? .-.
the Infiuence of the
?nay lind fruition
.m. in thai r< i itude of life,
a devotion to bom?' and coaatry, aad
fors ce of evei y pi Ivste aad
ibllc duty which sh ?ll i" well pleating
, Him, to the nd that the future thall
. i but peace and that the x
t bBBJ pi'.v, | |? .-man til
- land and to ;ii<- et
Itaatloi."
Spain, it a. pears, has agreed to nce/.j.t
ir ultimatum af January lai as th"
n t v.h< n the tvacuatloa of Cabg by the
aatoh forces :?haii navt boos Boca?
.i.ii. s?, NewTear*! Day win be the
i?. on Which old (?lory will D 1
,e-r .-,11 Cuba, to hold the island In trust
?i the I ubana
?'g Jubilee is no lonoer tue raaatal
' uL v
SOT 8KTTI.KD.
Ths Nashville American, m an nrtl
on tit?' m?ro problem. SjhsdJsngBS the ro?
?entlon savaaeSJl, It saya, in rome i,iiii!
tats ihtat ihat Bratsk m is Bsttlei,
The Am-rican th.?n gO?M on to sho
th.it tits BBBlSltSnHaSS for the n?gi<. I
work urc limited, and nro IvcomlnR moi
as svsry dey. it is apparent, thsrafo?
adds ?ur sonteaaaorary, that a very si
ri'ius problem I? before us. The BSJ tl
i?. What is to be tone with tbs negrof
Th.' Asserlcafl is right The n'Kro nrol
lent i^ n.'t settled, and this Btatssssni s|
pii.-s mu only to th'? Buestlofl of what i??
altloB )i?- shsii sccapy m the field of '.
i r i ?' ' the Qjuestloi what shall i
:iiv .' nus in assay other respectai ^?
with the problem before us stttl snaolve.
ths Republleas party would havt us mai.
-." gad Bnally dtlaens "f sever?
million? of Malays and Negritoes.
Tin: BOTHKB ? 01 BTRT.
Th? Pall Mali MagasJas eritsV ' ti
Agere .-t -i. eh by which w?
England as ths "mother eoaato i
Ameii -." end i\- n tb it the ?pre \o
r a ell mee niai; it but]
misleading metaphor.
our contemporary Quotes Tmny-nn bi
William W i!'"ti t,, show tb
i , y sanction, bal ai
?.-its ; '. tl iut.,,i,- ths
al for ?m at
;.! i ?. lion, A' ' ordlng to the i <t t r i
Pall Mali, ths two ? ountrii -
America "f to-dey an?; ths Englsnd <
to-daj m,- coheir? ises "f ths England "
? -'. and -c illy, u we m ly sa;
?.f tin- seventeenth century England.
to follow a i
which had Its origin either in mytholog
or chivalry, ind whlcb mahes all hatlon
: minlne, tb.' two counlries ai
i '-iinni'iii w.-iltl.s.
Tin- Pall Mall editor says that tho npj
spirit s in- h i'iii ed ship money t
Ch?ries L, relused t, i mono: . n
111.; tho sain.? spirit Which drew up th
petition of riKhls ilirt.it. .1 th?- I '
>.i Independence, it wns England's mis
lion >.f her tin.- relation to be
American Colonies tbai Snail] alienate?
tl ? Bi Sin- tried t" be not only a moth? r
land, but a stepmother-land, and th
united Stetes nobly i.r..k.- her leadlnj
And now. after a I iitury ami ;
quarter the "old country" ha
si ass f"r putting on maternal aln
towards us. as tbs English, no less thai
th.- Am? re re*.oit? d children <>
the England of North and QrenvUle.
(>n the whole, we think tbers is much
good, BOUOd si us.- in this position, an.1
I hen, to.., ?t lacks ths hypo risy which
the other expression suggests. H ?w? r
friendly th'- relations of tho two natloai
may be, ami however much ws may ow?
t.. our British ancestors, wa ? mnol but
recall England's stepmotherly r^gim?
and th?.? trouble it aused n
It appears that tint reported marriage
of U Hung <'linn(? and th? Dowager Em?
pr. ss of China wa.? simply a monumental
Chinese J"kc Who would haw sus|.I?,I
tiio heathen ?'iiitn-e of such daring
humor?
President McKinley does well, it would
Keem, in snaking friends of ths railroad
men, as lie is being railroaded over tho
country.
The gtsl "f tbs bows about tbs dej
Chinese Emperor seems to bs that i.
alive but not Bl< kliiL*.
Heure!.
tJ. J. Bell, in November Pall-Mall Mega
sine I
1 beer a bird that r-inits of yesterdays.
.\ lonely bird, bul non. so ion.' as i.
Whose in- la leaden a- a wintry sky.
rt, how weary ara Love's ?.
0 ayi
When trod in Binglsneas! Tin" sigh! o
The soul, and sees' no beauty far or nigh
Unless the --oui saws "Look!" And so
1 sitjh
Thrr>' this fair spring when i should tuna
my praise,
1 know not why the bird Is sad. God
knoa a:
Ami He kii,,ws why my heart mak?
no i
For i am burdened with th,- grievous
w r" B ;:
I if bald words said to on,. WhOSO '.ilin
i, BOSS
I would ;ti\" a'1 'i Wake, All,
dear, bow ) " .
HOW dark th" nlgbl until your eyes nn
WILL TBKOSV OF* III!. BOKK,
North ? iiii.IIiiii Determined tin*
Whiles Shall Hule.
Si'.iTl.AM' NECK, N. C, 0 tobar EL
(bpectal.) Boma oegroea here are already
Baying that they will rote th,- Dean
ti. u t t>;: y? ir. Buch determination >?n
tin- pari of 'in- whits people to carry the
election must make them f> <-i like their
rote casi on tin- other side will be 'eat
Kot ,ni>- at,? tin- whit.- people of the
eastern part of tin- Btel i i in
, 11 ring 'i - ale? Hob for ?.? hite supre
macy, but tbe f'-.-iii. ipread to ths
\-, i y mountain-! . i
At a meeting In Bertie <-,,utry a few
da) - ago, and. r tin- Influence <>f a o\
by w. A. Dunn, E -i . of Bcotl i
your correspondent heard a farmer any
iir.i in- bad i en through one .- i
fought from Virginia to Ohio, and
.i v nh a bull, t in him, bul he i
to flgbt now as !:- ev? r BBS,
Fatal \i'i'i.ieii? in Bwelrlasjtham.
B BALTHI \. Bi:CKINOH x '
TY, VA., Oetobei I.) Mi M.
1-: .r a,- \ kin. d u i -
sawmill, at Penlon, nesr tbli 11 ?-. < ti
T'n ?day. ll?- was holding i
the tatb-aaa : Ipi rlk
Ing him in tin- abdoi ten, an fi om \? hi? h
i ' t: Mm
Mr Jones ,1111.. t,. this count) from
Wales, sev? ! ind 1 -i i
a g?,.,,! cHlaen. He wei the oldest
i. - ,,f s-,,.., wall i." i-? a l' ind \ U :
a m, mi. r of B hi rham Baptl
and very active i , h ?: ' aorh H<
a w if? and i > -Mi < hlldn i
The .liinln I'.i.linii.lcr ne.lans.
Bl u'K v Ml h'NT. va, ? ' tober .'i.
(Sj,, rial, i informa: loi i IVSd fl MB
jiu-.ta, in this county, that the Begro, i>.
man. who w ..- Bted |
at that (di - bj tb? !"" a ni administra'
tion, Unding ths! !',? srhites would not
else in- nffics has i
of m? i ... Finch. Miss Finch k I
only daughter of tb?- lat- i-, n. r
win. died In Roanobe last yeai whll in
the employment "f ths Norfolk and IVest
em railroad.
Constipation
Chinas Mb baU the suenen, in the werid. it
retains ths .nested Bad too kmg in the howei?.
aad sfadssas i>iiiouaw?s, torpid Bver, ha*??
Hood's
gestion, lad taste, roa'.,',
tongue, Nek headache. In
somnia, etc. Hoods I ?I!.
cure constipation and nil Ils
results, easily and thoroughly. MC. AlldruggbSS
1'repared 1 ;. (' I- BSSd A CS . laSlBaT, HaS?
The ouly Tills to tak? with flood's abaSBSSfflR
Pills
?RoVal
: Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream of tartar.
\ Safeguards the food
; I against alum?
A!?im baking powders are the frreate.it
menacer; to health o? the present day.
i
I ?OvAl M<I1C, ?"'j-?/Of? 10.. r ?.V vr'ffK.
DRMOI II ITIC ?' ? ?I \ iSB.
AppoDidiir,,!, f)ir |.?i,tir ggrerakla
in This Blate?
l
r Room B, Chsnber of Commeret Bid's.
?Rlchmtmd, vi..
The f, Hewing appointments f??r p".l'll
tpeal
HON rOHN W DANIEL?
'. ' Octotx -'rli
HON. Tiin.M \s s. BARTIN.
Brumn k k (.t r,. , t. tober Mth.
y (i .ut i ? . .
Chi mber 7th.
HON. JOHN i". BI>
i . ii. ; u- mi?, o. tober -"h
Ho.N. -', DNBT P BPB&
i Nottoway (< ourl.?, No ml :
i ? ri'-i'v lit (court), ! i Ith.
Hon. JAMBS HAT.
Luray, < tetober Mth (< om I .
, ci. ?ilott? tvUle. Novembt lb (court).
HoN. h. d. FI?OOD.
AUgUStS i?-(".n : -4th.
Nottoway t? naher ltd.
?;!, i-1, :.--. Nelson county, Novembei
Sth (night).
Po irt), Novemb? r 7th.
H on. P. .1. OTBT.
E i , Bedford ountj < NI iber Bd
(aft? rnoon).
HOI Bedford county, October
: ? E. M.
' ? : I : Mth.
Repul i e, Hallfaj. , ouaty, o,-.
toa r '.'.iii (J P. M.i.
Mount Carmel, Halifax county, O"tob?:i
Btfa 0 P. M I.
South Boston, Halifax county, 0?-tober
| P, Mi.
II x county, October -'.th
?2 P. M ).
Oak Level, Halifax county, October Sth
?2 P. Ml.
Clover, Halifax county, October Bth
d P. Mi
Hi tax county, o I
Bth 9 P. B.).
HON. JOHN l.wiii.
King T - Rth
n ' i ght).
M tos? s, t> tot? r B l (night).
it iii- (i our; i, November 7th.
'i >win? datej for ?peeking
aptaln John Lamb In Han?
.'. P m . Ni t m an.--, at Ring's Btor?
tobt r Mth, 7 B P. M.; Old Church, Octo
ber 27th, 1 P. M . Parsley's Store, 0 tober
-7th. 7JO P. M : Ro? kvtili. Novemb r let.
' P M . " mber Dr. :.-.. p,
M ; Jon N Roads, Nov? mber M il a.
m. : Beaver Dam, November 2d, \M P. M.?
1 Hw? r't, November Id 7 JO P m Ash
land Not I'. M. . Ir i
'<. Nov? mh. r Id, 12 M.
Ho.N. WILLIAM P. BARKSDALB,
Bedford (court), October 2uh.
Montgomi i irt), October 2*,tr>.
Charlotte (court), November 7th
Hon. .1. M QUARLE8.
!
r 26th (2 F M,.
K' nnedy't Bt hool -,
(niglit).
Ight),
Mth
Hon. PEMBROKE PETTTT.
Nel rt) October i
JEFFERSON to tLLACE, T:-'?.,
Klag William (court), i > I
W< 0 ht).
?1 (Bight),
HON. N. E. EARLY, ,1ft
M ? tober 17th
Wayneaboro', November Bth mif-nt).
Albeatarle (court?, November 7m.
FRANK T. GLASGOW, ; |
Nel ' ' ' ?th.
JUDGE W. HODGES MANN.
Am?::, Court, ' tetober 27th.
li DDE WILLIAM l. RHEA.
\s'is Count) Court, Ocl 'her Mth.
HON -M \\ ALL Ml'.. JR.
tj o- tob? r Mth.
I), O tober 27th.
HON. THOMAS N. WILL] 1MB,
Noti ourl i. Noveml
Oi (coui i), November 7ih.
HON. W. .v .lo.VEs
Mancheater, Monday, October Mth
(night.)
H? >N A i. Mi INTAGUE.
Pati October 351
.
i.. \ ngton icourt). v
.T. TATLOR BLLT80N. Chalraagg,
. Button, ?fecretarr.
PROB It < OB \<" > 8HOBBS,
I i,liners llln?' l??T Their l'util Hies? ,
Rellglaaa aad Political Raws.
KELLER, \ a , Oi tcher
rt to 1 "t >; a
-a ?t. the prict ' - x
th"
tlnue t,. look I I the
, of
I
to be
poor on "f ih m.
'
So- i
elet), meeti Lynchbur Kt\
- v
Be 11 \
?i(!,i?,'k
M
:. N
1 -. from ? 'ak Druse. I
1 i V.
I rtn
|| I D IE:
.
: ,' DI "? l:''.
The political qt I llf
:
I
:he lea at aeed pie
ted to I i
allow
? i. miki: i ui STY.
r|tlaeo|inl ( o >> ?. oi n I Ion tu Meet?
laeldenl t?? a lud?.
BERRTVILLE, YA . 0 bol H.
i lal.) The Valley Coai i ttlon of iht
tant Epli opal Chun h, i -..-.ii ,- i
.f the tes in I R
Dgham, .- I B r< n,
Frederick, end Ctarka vi ?i meet ta Oi i
bur? h. Bei i y-, Ule, on Bond ly,
November 7. ills. The aesalon v\iu last
?mil Pridsy of th- mbm a tk. This
aed m : urs
las, Bact org lataatton, ;. mo : d
inteng ill membert ?.'.nur of the moat
IllttngUtsh? u divines In th? I .- ?>f
i the toi riots held, which ai
hieiiy of a arisaionary character, bare
tided largely la advancing the work ol
tblt par! ??f th- State, 'I'le !
ollowlng mtitlatera compose lb? conv?oet
tan: Rev. Nelson Dame. >.f Winchester;
>r. Bvsrstt, "f Frcbiick county: R? *
:. a. Tempi,?, of iront Royal; Dr. Jantet
Ir.miniar, of Mourn Jackson; Rev. i*. M ?
fetger, of HsrrtaoBbBTg; Rev. J. c. Jassa, i
of Millwood; Rev. England, of Wlckll
and Rev, BBward Wall, of Berry Ml!-.
Miss Hnlli* BroeddttS, .ItviR-hter of R
Julian Bftmddaa, pns'or of ?he Bnpi
church .it Herryville. met with gaits
s*ri"us a -,'ident <>n Tuesday. While i
was standing on th" e.ljc of a I
foot Slipped and she fell to a stone '1;
rlnsr beneath. With so BMCh I
br.-aW a Uenmeat In her ankle.
BABuBg < ITY.
Fire on a Fnriu?U'lllamslinrg V<
Mania.
wir.UAMsi'.ri?;. va, tMobss 2
(Bpecfal.) -About mi'lnk'hf last night
lib, UM hay loft, and tin. ' abtS
the larm Bf Mr. H. I?, ? ?d?' v. ? re
stroyed by i??1, together with a la
qu -ntity .,f fodder and bay. B
andei th 1 bay loft,
gether with ths tsasas -md farming i
1., p., ii . were aas . '1 be dwelling 1
- barn Bear by wer? saved. Mr. C
though! to he< i" b ol in? 1 ?
Mi . J. C. Pilbtagton, of Rochford, !
i, t tln-lr ri
bom . , aumrner.
j Mr Lap? r Robinson, of Richmond,
. ted her? ?n i. w ?i ays to \?sit
nt? Bi NTorvell Hei
On W? dnesday, the 1Kb of Ocl ' 1
^ 01 ktoa n. 1 number of w< ll-knoa n 1
tl? m<. Soi 1 1 tbe R< rolutloi
i- to .-,
oder ol * 'ornwallie. Ann
tbe riall t w. .1 Al I ?n CabeU, K. L
:- Williams, and Dr. Charl
1 of Richmond, and Arthur Wiley,
Ik. Dr, Edwin B? ith, s "Son
tbs Revolution," was invited to Join 1
but did 1 01 : n "i'*'
V, Cowl? s. formerly
. of H linpn
Peabod) . good for t
Ing tin: month. M
, Sppolnt? I upon '
in? nd Presid? nt Payns, ol 1
c ..1 d) Ni 1 mal Col N lahvil
T-nn.
Mr. Roben B. Brigl t ?' the Phllad
phis Bar, accompanied by his wife, w
i- , Philadelphia i id), Is here to visit 1
r si bis hoi own.
Mr. Walter 8. Scott, who ?ame h<
al oui two 3 fi om < ?bio, return
with in- tamlly, after bavl
nos! of 1 i elf? ta ; 1
Mi il Willi- Bagby, after 1
visit to her old home. In Btaunton, i?
r? en m d here, s I now r? aldea
?HIIN \M)?I Ml COFBTT.
Raarters for Cwmsma) s,?itnin?
sa-riiMi? leeMewt.
tVOODBT? "K V t., ? ' toi 1 B.?(8p
" or shank?, si ting qn
R< m? nt, wi
! houra th 1 %, and a
: 1 q erlng tb m. n
pany A st the Falr-Orounda -
j Ing them it the n?tela In town. Tl
ill arrive at th? - here t<
morroa and Sunday, and will '
quai!? 1 ; ?t tbe Fall -? (round
. the hot?
'i ,:
and unie 1 there I lion during tl
night there will bs danger along th
The - T< ichers" Ir
Btitute 1 hi rs on Tbursd
two d
... ths l'-'-y-ar-old BOB Of W. Ii
i a w? ll-known miller,
In this -
Jured tl,;- afternoon In th.' mill, in whlc
plo) d. Toung Hottel a 1
mil! machinery, and * t in ih
' fors the mill could b
r ball
times.
I he Is not t| 1 to re
Cuu-i.
Mr. Geergfo La we ? tin 111.
! ' IRT HAYB OOD, MATH
TT, va ' 1. toi.-!- ?L
< : r. Tabb Lam 1 mpanj M, Fourtl
know n ii
I our city, continu? - ill al his hom?. It
i ;
r.?.,-r while In -. > Cub?
Ubre, Mr. J t lot!
- . Fi on
Berating Hos| h. Fall
Improve perceptibly al th
-. . w? ka lat? r gran!
gh to his horn?. In the hoi ?
- n. tlve air might proi 1 1
to him. This hope no!
>n of I? .-v?- of thli 1 y ,1
grant? d t" him ' the War 1 >ep
nflned to his be?
?... ith high fever,
lowing him liquid
M r. 1.
boys" wbei
s. nth Arm]
in fi 1 nd w it?i
bim in his dl
Ith, .nd
Bhlp-Batldlan,
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The 1 ' '
,\ Ing a large
. plant In their 1 Ity. Tbe
- on this Une
or more greal tal hmenl
the consti u of sll
on ths banl
a 1 the head ratei
ibly be . 1 -
during
hundred 1 ;
laond within the com
with the adi In favor of
Tl Jam? '"in !" I
n the Clyde, so
thai thi
rea. h the whai locket! 1 lur ? n
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en puttlni tb? Ir shout?
the wheel
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in tin Ir
,l th? lr n .
build wai
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1 lolonel Fi ; ik ' an n?
nu? h m supp r! "i bl 1
ubjeel
that
within tbe last twant) am
, Qovernment ol
Phe Pel
0 ?" n tbe late Mr. Hacl [
itaunch
a Appomatl a, which
ass laii '
in. ntly ene or n
I and 1 ur city
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I.l'i Marrlnite a l?i.n.
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g ead l
llr- I I.ill M
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n' r ara repoi ted t?. ha?.
t s-.nt.i T? mple on tl
,.-hlml th m a the) trav. U
?arses! The Rm* Th
; nd tho
,i? at Port Arthur l'a?.
ubi lana."
Ths rery efordln r of the 1 upi.
etch proves that it is a Joke,
no at that.
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Good ?Uealih of Countless Americans Due |q
Paine's Celery Impound.
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