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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
AUCTION SALES .
TOMORROW.
BY Green i Wise, AuctionoatH

TXECUTOEs' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
On SATURDAY. October lC. 1929, u: /.
@ o'clock IN =, we will cilar d. public sucii1n, tbs
following described real cstate in tho cit o !:
e1andris, late the property Of Fai""'' A'"'''
ego, decease5.
!. LOT OF GROUND, north va: corner {:
Prince and Royal streets. G5cu. II re. hJ -
feet to o & feet alloy. with use Of aiioy *
the property on which stanGi The ta'co F:'h
brick and s!s!ed STORE and dwelling. no" o.
cupied By Mr.. Emerson. This .propcr.y, -
sold, will be bounded on tho west by th3 i;;.r u
tho west wall of tho building. therc, ex en-" !
to the slley, end will DO eutject to tho rsi at
said west wall for building purposes oy In" ""h'
or Of the adjoining lot.
2. LOT OF GROUND no1l We;to the nnnI"
about eigh! feet wide. with TWO SIoHf
BRICK AND SLATED DWELhlNH. OK
tending With that width back TO tho alley. "!ih
use OF alley md CT wall on tho cast to7 bu!!''"f
3. THREE STORY BRIUk BUILOtHu
AND LOT on south eide Of Price. ab3u, ~ .HH'
west Of Union, .3 fec. front aud 1) ioet fc'5'
q. UNDIVIDED HALF OF PROPERTY,
on the east side of Union between Prince aud
King streets, running through 10 tho Straa',
about II feet 81 inches wide betweon ~ iY',
alley on the south, being tho properly al. O"
cupiod by F. A. Reid, az an leo house:
s. THREE STORY BELCh SLAtE -
WAREHOUSE No. 45 south Union street. :!
feet inches 'front.' 81 feat inchos desp;
Terms: One third cab, balance in four All
eight months with interest, to DO occurred by
bonds OF purchaser, lien Oh the property an
insurance Of buiding'.
Sale to be subject 10 Stlts sni city taco %
1850-8l.
Place of ssle-Bn!eranco TO Corporation coaF!
room, Fairfax street.
FRANCIS MILLER,
s. FERGUSON BEACH,
Executors of Samuel Mil!er, deces.cd
zen lis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
FOREIGN NEWS,

Tho deaths are announced Of Cardinal Bar
tholomsa Parc,. Archbishop Of Maggividono
aud Pietro Escole Viscouti, arch Gologist.
The police at Toulouse have tjacted thirtecr
Jesu;ts WHO have rc-cntered the college there
as professors TIL, eollsRe was formerly O
Jesuit Institution.
The managers of the Triboulot aud the
Citizen 10 Paris have b-eu sentenced to sS
mouths Imprisonment and to pay ins Of
5000 francs aud one months Imprisonment,
aud foe of 100 frazer respectively for libelol
President GreVy.
Gen. R,ca, 10 bis sre;oh on assuming the
presidency Of tho Argeutte Republic, sale
that oil his Efforts would b. direced to tht
mainteuapos of peaae at home and abroad. tht
prom otion of natioDal indussr, aud the c,mont
ing OF the union Of oil parts OF tho oonfsdera'
lion.
Tho powcfs have been informed that the
Sultan ID not only disposed 10 surrender Dul
cignc, but also the whole of the district; also
that Riz, Pasba has been instructed to make
the O. Sion peacefully, and that the proposed
convention with Montenegro is not intended tc
delay matters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
g LIE COLT J.

The Mshoni,es seem to bs 10 high gleo ard
OVERLOOKING e1uberance Of spiriIs, ever s'rco
the news of the democratic disaster iu Ohio aad
Indiana was received, and while it has been q
subject of comment and criticism, no ezplana'
ton was given till yesterday, when the CHAIR
man Of their executive committee for this city
met s!aunoh democrat from tho county upon
the street, and asked when be was gong 10
start up salt creek, and remarked, What is the
use of you fellows fighting US longer; Billy
Malone is in the Senate. and you will want bis
influence, and if Garfield should be eleccd VIC
are bound to have share Of tho patronage, AID
you may want something" These things
clearly indicate how deep their interest 10 tho
SUCCESS Of the democratic ticket runa, aHd
proves 10 oil who may have heretofore been
doubtful, that their whole course has been one
of Discrimination. and their fealty to tho
PRINCIPLES of democracy, mere snare ior
the unweary. With these things staring him
ia the face, can there be found any sound dem:
ocrat who will give bis vote to ticket that
meaus division of tho democracy. that the
chances of republican SUCCESS may be augment
cd and made matter Of possibility.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. night last week the
aeld in which Captain j. P. Dorsey was engaged
in sowing wheat was invaded BY an evil minded
paIty who went to work and demolished his
Wheat drill by cutting sll the tpokes in the
wheels, rendering'it perfectly useless. Not salts.
fed with this, several bags of fertilizer, efs in
the field at tho time work ceased for the night
were cut open and their contents empted on the
ground and scattered about. We have also
learned that colt belonging to one of our citi-
srs living east of the river had its leg broken,
and that the fracture was the work of person
vho had private grudge against the owner Of
tho colt.-Czarke Courier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
NEWS OF The DAY.

Secretary Sherman made campaign speech
at Chicago last night,
The Episcopal Convention. in session IN New
York yesterday, accepted petition asking that
cIergymen might read the burial seIVIc' over
suicides and unbap:izsd persons.
Forest fires have been burning for several
days in New JERSEY, south OF South Anboy'
The spread Of the flames being facilitated ~ the
long drought.
The sixth German General Baptist Confer
eucs of North Americ, began lis session OF St.
Louis on Wednesday night. About $50 dele
gates from ell parts Of tho country were pres
ent.
A boy aged IA yesra, named Robert Smith.
has been arrested 10 New York. charged With
stealing 100000 worth of bills Of exchange from
a postofioe box. He confessed the crime. and
made restitution Of the bills.
A suit instituted 10 New York by Abraham
Otsnd Jackson against tho agents OF tho Lou
isiaua State Lottery Company gives some idea
of the amount Il a: is squandcred by those tax.
Ing chances in tho hope CT acquiriog wealth.
Ho claims $50, 5Sl.S7, spent BY MIN 10 buying
tickets during the pes. four years
The returns from Indiana this morning rivo
the Republican ma rity as 6,SS9 in eighty i've
counties, add If tho other FIVE counties TO be
heard from 60 the same as at the last election,
the net sjority will be 1925. The c'Dgres'
sioua delegation will probably BIO sue republi-
cans to four democrats. Inthe Legislature the
republicans will have q majority of fourteen on
Joint ballot, and The Senate will be tie. But
neagre reports arc received from Ohio, aud
they sre cop6rmatorY CT the news already pub
lishtd. 10 West Virginia the democrats claim
the State by from $1,000 10, IS 0O0 The re-
pubIic,ps oonoede it by at least 5000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

Tho Washington Star should consult the
Virginia papers and not the New York Herald
for Virginia news. Lit did it would not ex'
hibit it's utter ignorance Of the real condition Of
political affairs 10 tho State by giving editorial
prominence to such paragraphs as tho following
1T has been said, of late. upon good author
it7 apparently, that if the democrats lost lndi-
ana the national committee would insist upon q
union in Virginia. even though the regular
ticket should have to be retired. leaving tic re-
adiusters masters of tho situation"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

BALT1MoRE, Oct. 15.-Virginis g. Old ~.
deferred II; do consolidated 6l1; do u se,a. 20
past due coupons 993; new 10 4Os 4Ui bid 49,
Cotton dull mddling l0fsl0s Flour s!e,iJS,
Howard street snd Western supo: 50aSi eTi,,
4 25sS5; family 525,S6 IS; City Mills Snn ,.s
75sS4 %; extra 4 50a$5; family 6 25sS6 70. e;
brands 12aS6 Is; Pstapsco family s.. We l.o
Southern strong, Western higher .nd ..rn
Southern red 106s1l2; do amber lljsl2O; M :
Maryland Ilsalle! No2 Western wln;a 40 ., !,
spot and Oct llG1allGI; Nov ll7all1i; Dec lIg,
ll9i; Jan 1iCtal2Ct. Corn-Scu.ho,n stestv
Western higher. but quiet; Southern white i
do yellow Ga Western mixed spot end Ocl 81,
SGT; Nov and Dec old and new 52!. Cats sbou;
steady; Western white 39azO do mixed .,,s3>'
Rye higher at l02. Hsy quiet; primo 10 choca
Penna and Maryland 1850 per ton. CcGec
dull and lower; Rio csrgoes ordinary to fair u.
al3t Sugar firm; A soft g WLiskey que,
at 153aSl lG.
NEW YORK, Oct'r. l5-Stocks strong ~ ,
higher. Money 2a3. Flour firm a1d in Isl, C.,
msnd. Wheat moderately sctive Germ r.,I c.
quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
Dfspatch from Mr.. English.

The following dispatch was received lsst
night at the headquarters of the Democratic
National Commute in New York:
IHpIAEAroLIs, October II
Hon. ". 81. Barn,lm:
In this contest we have encountered the re
sources of the whole republican party OF the
United States, end have suffered temporary de-
fest In November we shall encounter only the
republican party of Indians: without tho ma.
chinery Of tho United States deputy marshsls,
and confidently expect to carry the State.
VIM II. KEGLIsH,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

The only oasis in the desert of bad news from
Indiana is the utttr rout and defeat of that
political parson and blatherskito De La Matyr.
With all the evil effects of the Indiana election
it has certainly done tho country some good in
putting on effec:ual quietus upon the Wild vagary
of greenbackism.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
DAILY 4 TRI-WEEKLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET,
FIR PRESIDFN

FOB PRESIDENT.
WINFIELD SCOTT HANCOCK, OF PENN.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM II. ENGLISH, OF INDIANA.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Echo!a, CT Augusta.
p. w. Mckinney, of Prince Edward.
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First District. Thomas Croxton, of Essex.
Second District, L. Il. Watts OF Portsmouth.
Third District, Hill Garter, Of Hanover.
Fourth District. s. r. Coleman, OF Cumberpd.
Fifth District, James 8. Hedd. Of Henry.
Sixth District. Samuel Griffin, of Bedford.
Seventh District, f. III. Mcmillan, of Greene.
Eighth District, j. Y. Menifee, OF Rapps' nh.
Ninth District, 4. 4. Henry. Of Tazowell.
FOR CONGRESS,
JOHN 8. BARBOUR. OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

TIL, Richmond standard warmly supports
Professor Del. Komper, brother Of ex'Ma5or
Kemper. of this city. for the position CT Prcs!'
dent of Blscksburg College. We have before
expressed GO cpiuion tha! better selection
could not BIO made. Professor X. is iuss the
man for the place. possessing us he does so
many of The qualifications fer that particular
nosition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

The Winchester News says: "Col. John 8.
Barbour is democrat in spirit and in truth,
and will 10 an homer to tho people Of the S:h
distric.. No people will hsvc 90 ADLER or moro
attentive representative than he. Hc is o
levsl.hcaded man, trained to businoss habi!e, is
o mac CT influence, and Virgipiau to tho ooro.
He is tho very man our psople want"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

ills that result from it than tie infinitely greater
ones that would be sure to follow its dissolution.
And though the Herald knows ell this. for it
published Mr., a. H. q. 6tuart's letter on the
eouses and present necessity of the solid South,
il still asks IF the South hadn't better come 10
on. Of the raiu?; No; for to do Sd would
sho that she is bigger fool than "Thomp
Z. onlk ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

Mr.. Eogl;sh pronouuce5 the ruaor Of bis
withdrawal to be utterly uof0rnded. IL hes
never been mentioned to him. and ho knows OF
no ress,n Why il should be. tic says be CON-
fdeulry expects to be elected, aud that Indians
will be for Hancock and Eaglieh il November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

The enrly bird catches the worm, and some
times bad cold. which however does 40 10.
justice 20 the old proveEb. for with the aid OF
Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup colds are of no conte-
d1eLco. Price, 25 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
The Turf.

NEW YORK O.t. 15.-St. Julien tho famous
California trot,ing horse will this afternoon at
Prospect Park fair grounds trot against bis own
time-2.ll4-ior purse of 50 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. Is.
The Baltimore American says:

And now there is 20 reason in the world
why tho electoral vote IF Virginia should not
be cast for Garfield"
Yes there il. Ths immense democratic ma
ioiity in Virginia has not yet proved that it is
entirely bereft CT it's senses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
GRAND OPENING
WEDNESDAY EE'EY5TG, G"g, "a,
Na- Full particulars Monday. o1'l
4 KMOKY HALL,
~ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22j.
j. HARRY SEsANHSG.

This t1!rsordirary aad wonderful boy ns.
during his recent engagements in PLi!sde!Pai'
New York, Boston and other CITIES c2c.t44 IT."
greatest admiration, curiosity and intore;. 4"
has been pronounced by tho Leading journals ct
those cities as "Psr,gon without precedent
n. Y. City Pspers Expression: 81 u:TfS
Shannon tn; eight yoars old, is, in our opihio".
the most finished orator snd olo(uioniAt t"
world has ever knowp."-Hcrsld. 'Wo We:
moro than astonshed al tho pose ana soit no.
session of the child. = II cannot BIO ss!sl:c
torily explained by any kaown hypothesis O
culture "-Tribune. IF wo could believe IN ;r
Incarnation, we should think Clay re.cmbnd;c'
in q new form. "-Evening Post
Boston City Papers Expression: "No.niai
like his orstory has tean herd hera ainca Ia"
days of Evertt. and Webster. '-fost. "ttees
hitits power tf psthos snd feeling ina! y"
have mover heard cqusled." -3loha "ue "a -
marvel, and difhcu.t problem 81 seize o.
Transcript.
Ticket, Co.; Gallery. &c. No e.tIs ch-r:'
for reserved seats en- aae Il: Tenn e;son q G. -
IS kicg street. oct id-'i
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Suicide.

FRoyIRENcE. 4. l., October 16.-Mrs. Martha
Cooper, widow, drowned herself in Warwick,
= esterday, to avoid removsl to the poor's house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

The republican national executive committee
determined yesterday evening to direct their
Efforts to the work Of securing tho vote OF Vu'
enia for Garfield. Everybody who knows any
thing about tho ways Of tho republicans is aware
that the efforts alluded to will concentrate tho
vote of every number Of their party and OF every
negro of tho State upon the regular republican
congressional and presidential tickets. And
while the republicans arc thus united and AMI
mated by one purpose-to secure the SUCCESS or
their party-the pitiabls ard disgraootu sight
is presented to tho country Of the largo demo-
cratic majority of tho State. which. il uolted'
could elect any ticket it might want, tquabbllng
and fighting and thus throwing away is
strength so that the republicans may VIC. and
all too, ridiculous as i. may seem, about aqass-
ton that has no conceivable connection With or
evon res ion to tbs peudiug contest. Ii tho
Mahonites want to defeat General Haze ok.
why don't they. like mco, como out and cay 80
and thus undecaivo their duped and deiudcd
followers2 But il tEoy sneak in good faith wien
they say they Sans to elect him, lot them sho"
little wisdom and join their now weak fcfc:s'
since the republicans have deserted them. With
the party whose sole and every effort Is dlreo!ed
toward effeoting his election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, OCTOBER !.
SUI, rises ....... & o. San Ssts.... ....... 5 :.

ARRIVED.
Str Geo Lesry. Norfolk, TO p Hoon
Str Jsne Moseley, Norfolk. to + A kea!
Str T v Arrowsmith. lover Po!om,c 10 T.
tomac Ferrv Company.
Str w Thompson, lower Pete. 10 ~ Roo:
Schr Selma w Bunnell, Washington. 10 :
erican Coal 10.
Schr Sunlight, Now York, - Ago GoH C..
CLEANED
Str Jano Moseley. Norfolk, by + 4 rcc!
Str Mystic, lower Pine. by PINE Ferry e..
Schr Caroline, lower fo!omac, ~ VIZ. i
Smoot
AHaORAND2
Schr L r Wiletts. from GooTgo.owa + ::
Bridgeport, pissed through He'll Cato II ii.
Schr Helen L. Walton sailed from Boston !:
Richmond 14:b.
Schr Elisha Gibbs ssiio1 frcm Nov BaH:2rl
for Georgetown l3.h.
schr Ruth L Carlisle, from Georgetown. +.
Providence 13tE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
Address Of the National Comm!te,

AOuFeSS VI TIC NatiOuni SOhlhAstCCs
To the Democratic and Conservative Eoters Of
the Country:
The election OF PrcsdoLt AID VICE Preside ut
i, now b:farc ycu. State aud kc,l issues and
Discussions arc eliminated.
The magnitude Of victory or defeat can
only be estimated by tho ltro,s and means ON
ploycd 10 securing IL. BY fraud sud corruption
the rooplo Of the courtry were dstestcd 10 their
rurpnss in 1916. and the rishtfu!!v elected
President was KEPT from bis Office. With tho
combined capital Of tho republican pirIy, aided
by repeated assessments upon an or@y OF onco'
holders, with Tho powFr OF tho Federal Gavsrn'
ment, represented by Uoited States m lrshal5 at
tho polls, with Intimidation. traud and rtsort
to every corrupt appiilnco know to republican
methods concentrated 10 two STATES. our advor.
ssties havo succeeded 10 procuring the probable
election Of thcir local candidates.
Can it be possibs that in every State
throughout this broad land the same methods
can be brought 10 bear that wero used by tho
republican managers in Indiana and Ohio
Can the great States Of New York, New Jersey,
Connecticut, California. Colorado. Nevada SID
New Hampshire DO bought, insimidalc1 mad
defraudcd?
Even without the vote of 1rdiana. which VIC
belieya will bc redeemed 10 November, with
New York and New jersey and the States that
arc conceded to us, Including Maioo, the tlee-
ton of our candidate is assurdl
The republican marty have put in nomination
for President and Vioe President two mon who.
by the admission of their own party and Dress,
sre unworthy your confidence aud your sufftagee.
Is it possible that $4,000 600 of intelligent aud
patriotic people will consent to place themselves
cpon tho huniliatirg level thus prepared for
them by tho republican msuagers?
Fellow ciliz 'ns: The FIRST days reruso at
Gettysburg ended on tho third With Hancock
in front 10 eorioua victory. That victory ss-
cured to US cur Uoiou. Tho question is not
now the preservation of the Union, but of Con,
s!itu!ional government. Hancock Is now, as
then. 10 front. Tho renulse is now, as then,
the omen OF victory which will secure to COM
ing generations tho iuestimable blessings OF civil
liberty. WILLIAM Il. BARNUM,
Chairman.
By order of tho NaIiontl Democratic Com
mittee.
NEW YORK, OCT. IA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

RoUsH ON GENERAL WILLIAMS.
Clarke Courier says: I'VE heard good one
the other day about the candidate of John
Bsm of Warren and Clarke He met Mr..
Kout, of Alexandra, in joint discussion, and
ioOk occasion to otje,t to Mr.. Barbour candi-
dacy for Congress on the ground that he vas
the president of railroad company. DIR. kent.
when replying. stated that ho failed to recog
uizs wherein General Williams held his oppo'
nent at disadvantage on that score; that while
Mr.. Barbour had been railroad president and
was now acting as the receiver of one. Gen. Will
lIams had been the attorney of anotbsr road.
and was at that time riding over railroads with
free pass in bis pocket by reason Of bis legal
connection with its affairs. General Williams
was little Dettled at this bomethrust, and
threatened to tesr up bis free pass. but it oe-
CURED TO him that this would be cutting of his
nose to spite his fis,, snd be failed to destroy
bis free pass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

rEkMANTOWN WOOL in ell aolors and
~ shades !; first quality ; Zoe per CT
octl4.G q. ID. ADAMS, 81 King st.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Last we,k SOD of Mr.. Henry Ball, Of Clarke
county, aged about II years, while 10 fold
shocking corn. aud in tho act of lifting bag to
his shoulder fell Backwards, aud in falliog o
oornstslk penetrated bis intestinum reo!um as
far ns tho bladd;r, ftom which he died that
night.
On Wednesday night destructive FIRE CO.
Cured on The farm Of Samuel j. Shaw, on tho
western brauch OF the Elizabeth river. entirely
destroying his barp. carriage house and stables,
buggy aud all IF bis farming implements. 1t
WAS the nork OF an iooandiary.
Tho Clarke Courier says: "Col. John 8.
Barbour. tho democratic candidate for Congress
10 this district! spent last Wednesday mig bit and
part of Thursday in our towo, nnd made the
AGO aaictarc, of many of our citizens. oil OF
whom were veil pleased With their future Con
oressmap. Col. Barbour was grati6ed to learn
that Clarke c,uuty Intended to roll up good
majority for him."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15

q TERLIN Sill WEB.
Sterling Silver Forks, Spoons and Fancy
Pieces st
ocl14-3t X. l.. ADAMS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-10-15
POLITICAL.
FROM TIE VALLEY.

G. A. Mushbsc1, esq. who left this city en-
Sunday last for Shenandoah county. returned
las! evening. EIs spoke 90 Monday ct Wood.
stock, Tuesday at SrasburS, and Wednesday at
Lebanon, 10 caoh OF which places his audcrces
were large al i enthusiastic.
At Lebanon joint discussion vas bad DO.
tween himself and Jobu Paul, Mabonite can
didste for Congress. 1t was intended to have
ioiot discussion. o. S.rssburz, but as Paul do
clined to divide time fairly, tho democratic
committee determined to have Gu Independent
meeting and MIR. Musbbach addressed an au-,
diepce OF 243 persons in The Town Hall, and
Mr.. Paul addressed for short timc crowd Of
81 persors from tic porch of private house ct
the other cud CT the village.
Shenandoah is 10 bltzo of excitement, and
the feeling tetweCn tho democrats aud tho
Mahontes is Of The most bitter character. 20
nuoh so as to divide families and sever old
fiGndships. Tic c:u1iy gave Riddleberger q
very LARGE m; j,ii'y last November, but now it ls
generally cMc,ded that the 10 of May ticket
will carry the county by ut least 800 SHORTY.
Our organization .Eere is perfecs and such
good work hss been done that ever 1900 mon
are slreedy enrolled 10 Harcock and Eoglish
clubs, pledged to the support Of the regular tick
ct out If CONSERVATIVE registered volo ofabcut
2,400.
Ia Rockingham even better state of stfai,s
exists, and good judges put that county down
for at least 900 majority for the regular ticket.
The faithful ally business has eodiied the
democrats Of tho old Tcpth Legion, and tho
| rea6iusler5 in large numbers arc lesVicg the
party which is in favor of sbolishing the oapi!s
| ton tax, and thus Africlniz!pg SO cnuutics oil
| the Stale.