Special to The Times-Dispatch.

HARRIETTOWN, VA., October
George C. Coughwood, fifty-eight years old, died on Saturday. He was for years connected with the Kavanagh Hotel and widely known. He was a native of Warren County and a former member of the Harrisburg police force and of the old Harrisonburg Guards. He also was a charter member of the local fire company and an Elk. His wife, who was Miss Florence Fleet; of Winchester, died in December. Surviving him are two sisters, Mrs. Martha Hell Compton and Miss Emma Coughwood, of Kentonville, Warren County. More than 30,000 members and ladies attended the funeral yesterday.

Charles H. Holmes.
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SALT LAKE, VA., October 23.?
Charles H. Holmes, a well-known citizen of Salisbury, died at his home here this afternoon, following a long illness. Surviving are a wife, one son, one daughter, two brothers and four sisters.

Charles H. Mills.
(Special to The Times-Dispatch.)
FLEMINGTON, VA., October 23.?
Charles H. Mills, a well-known Confederate veteran of this city, who served throughout the War Between the States as a member of the Thirtieth Virginia Regiment, died at his home.  Yesterday, after a lingering illness, aged seventy-six years. He was twice married and survived by four children. The cherry punch-back man tailored coat. A hundred patterns, a number of pretty models. THE TIGHTWAD Sonic Kronchman said that our vices are our virtues. CARPENT TO EXCHANGE At the bottom of every VI CIO you will find an abused VIRTU. 