Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-10-12
GRAND RALLY
sf OF THE
NATIONAL DEMOCRACY
AT STAUNTON,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Gath, so.

The Democracy of Augusta and ad-
joining counties are urgently and ear
nestly requested to attend GRAND
RALLY and MASS MEETING, to
come off at Staunton on the Oath inst
1t is confidently expected that Hons
G. E. Pugh, of Ohio, d. W. Voorhees,,
of Indiana, Albert Rust, of Arkansas,
Timothy Rives, H. L. Hopkins, G. W.
Hopkins. James Garland, A. M. Bar
bour, G.. w. Brent, Of Virginia, and
other distinguished speakers will be
in attendance and deliver addresses
Let the true and steadfast Democracy
come out in full. Let us have a "long
pull, strong pull, and pull alto
gether," and Virginia will be safe,
Maj James b. Dorman, of Rockbridge,
Assistant Elector for this District, will ad-
dress the citizens of Staunton and vicinity
tonight in behalf of Douglas and johnson.
We earnestly request as many of our
country friends as can come in, to do So
Mr.. Dorman is captivating and edifying
speaker.
The ladies are respectfully invited to at
tend.
W. E. Gordon, Esq. Of Albemar!e, and
DR.. S. H. Moffett, of Rockingham, wllad-
dress the Douglas Club tomorrow (Satur-
day. night Both of these gentlemen are
fine speakers. Let US have a large turn
out.
The ladies are invited to be present
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We call attention to the card of Messrs.
Blair & Harvie, Richmond, dealers in HAT
and all kinds of country produce.
The Conservatives and Reformers have
elected Mr.. Brown, Mayor of Baltimore by
over 5000 majority. This puts an end to
the rule of Plug Ugyism in Baltimore.
r. r. Collier, Esq has made some tell
ing speeches in Shenandoah. He met Col.
Massie at Woodstock on Monday last, and
they had a four hours discussion. The signs
are encouraging. Roll on the ball.
See new advertisements. and especially
Mrs. Kelley card to the ladies'.
Don't forget that VIM. Miller has splen-
did assortment of Fall ana Winter Boots
and Shoes for men, ladies and children
Give him a call.
H. H. Robertson, Esq, of Allegheny
addressed the Bell and Everett Club We'd
nesday night, in a speech Of two hours in
length. We did not hear it. but those who
did, speak of it as an effective and credita-
BILE effort.
Gen. w. H. Hartman spoke in Charlottes-
vile last night. He will address the Doug
las Club of Richmond on Monday night and
the Democracy of Petersburg on Tuesday
night.
From every portion Of the Valley and
Trans Allegheny we receive the most en-
couraging information of, the progress of
the cause Of the National Democracy Doug
las will oeat Breckenridge easy in the State.
Roll on the ball.
We are indebted to our friend, Mr.. John
Achord, near Mint Spring, for specimen
of some large and delicious apples-as fine
as we have ever seen or tasted. They were
taken from graft of two years growth. -
He will please accept our thanks.
BEWARE OF ROORBACKS 4! The
Opposition, we are informed, in some parts
of Augusta and Albemarle, are claiming the
vote of Foster in Pennsylvania as the Bell
Everett strength in that State. 1t is false.
Foster is Douglas Democrat. Look out
for roorbacks, and allow no eleventh hour
story to seduce you, Douglas men, from the
true faith. Stand firm.
Col. Geo. Baylor and Gen. W. H. Har-
man spoke to good crowd at Mt. Sidney
on Wednesday night last. The speeches,
we learn, were able and pointed, and had a
fine effect. This is the true spirit. Let
our speakers confne their labors from this
time till the day of election to the country.
Roll on the ball.
tt will be seen by the advertisement that
our countyman, JOS T. Mitchell, ESQ.,,
will sell on the Both inst, that magnificent
estate the "Tuleyries," in Clark Go. This
is probably the most extensive sale ever Of
fered in the Valley of Virginia, both for the
variety Of property offered, and the value of
it. Mr.. Mitchell has displayed the good
ia ste, too, Of securing the services Of our
excellent Auctioneers, Messrs Turk Il Cush-
Eng, who are unsurpassed in their business,
in Virginia.
We, few days since, stepped into the
Cabinet ware-room Of W. p. johnson, on
Gospel Hin land we're shown the neatest and
most appropriate burial case we have ever
seen It is new style, and is called the
Metallic Percha Burial Casket-very lig hit,
but having all the preservative advantages
of the metallic case. It is finished in beau
tiful style, with satin covered bed inside.
and the cost is no greater than the ordinary
metallic coffin.
Mr.. johnson has also on hand hand
some assortment of excellent furniture, and
is also ready at all times to fill orders
promptly. Wooden collins furnished to or
der in the shortest notice. as well as either
two or one horse hearses. -H
See advertisement.