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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

On Sunday evening, Tth inst, Prof z. c.
Ebaugh, principal Of the Middlsteun eth distrietl
public school, vas married In the u. 4. church al
that place, 60 Miss lirrie ID. Gessford, Of this
county. AZ ~ o'clock the bridal party arrived At
the church, the bridesmaids being Miss %. EhauRh
and Miss Annie GemmiIi. The ofAciatins clergy
man, Rev. Calvin l.. Amy, accompanied them 10
the altar, which had previously been decorated
b the fair hands 81 Miss N. \. Daily and Miss
Nellie Msrriksn. Amer the ceremony vas over
the bridal party passed out, and the large com
pany Who had cone together 10 witness the mp
tials quietly dispersed.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
peetrovino Flection ,rioket.-

On Tuesday last, In compliance with the require.
msnts Of an old Law, the Judges Of the Orphans
Court proceeded 10 the Clerks Office and destroyed
BY burning all the election tickets which have
been accommodating 10 that ofHee from is7Ito 1879.
There Was \ very large pile Of them and they
made roaring Gre, many Of the tickets being
carried mp the chimney whole and blown out over
the Court House park. II those tickets had pos
ses.sd the power 81 speech they might have sun
folded tails" which would, no doubt, have shown
up some very Questionable transactions. But
they vere mute and now they have been reduced
10 ashes, thus covering up whatever rascaliiies
they may have been the innocent instruments Of
neeomnlishinw
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Tho Abbott Iron works.

These extensive works. located at Canton. In
this county, are nov running their plate mill 10
the fullest capacity, the orders being very heavy.
The mills are running both day and night. The
rail- mills attached 20 the works are not running,
they having been built for the manufacture iron
rails, while the demand nou Il chiefly for steel
rails. Il has been estimated that Il would cost
half miiien dollars 10 convert the iron sell mills
q The Abbott works into steel rail- mills which
Pense the oompsny does not care TO 90 10 ct this
time.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Fatally Injured by n Horse.

Mr.. Abijah Osborn. living near woodensburg.
9Th district. vas seriously injured on Sunday
morning. 9Th inst, by a colt he was driving. lie
was going to visit relative near Hampstead aud
got out "f hi. wagon to pull dawn pair Of bars.
While thus engaged the colt attacked him, throw
ing him down aud trampiing him under foot.
severai Of his ribs were broken and hi. face aud
head were badly iaceratej by the teeth Of the
vicious animal. lie ha. since died from the Of.
feet. Of the injuries.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Ranortaci Murfiar

II was reported here this week that Patrick
Mclaughlin. who MAS n walking boss and after
wards n sab-eontraetor on the Gunpewder Water
Works. was murdered by three colored men In
Pennsy lsania last week. Mr.. Mclaughlin. whose
wife and eight children still In this neighbour
hood, had contract on a railroad and was muir
dered for his money. 90 the story runs. lie wac
very clever man and Was much thought Of by all
who knew him.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Purchase Of Jersey Cattle.

Mr.. John Gill. of the we'll known firm Of Gill 4
Fisher, Of Baltimore city. recently purchased from
Robert Moore. Esq. at his farm, "Glcnmorc."
baltimore county. eight herd register Jersey cat
tle consisting of three cows. twn yearing heiiers
and three heifcr calves. Mr.. GiIl intends to be-
come a breeder Of Jersey stock aud bought the
same for that purpose ani cent them 90 his farm.
"kenwood. situated ON the Frederick road, abou,
three miles from the city. The animal. are pos.
scs.cd Of iinc qualities and well worthy Of the rep
uta,iOn which Mr.. Moore has attained in that
line. aud Il !, very gratifying 10 know that home
breeders ATE pair"niEcd aud their stock apprccia
ted wht the saine reach standard equal TO those
produced in any other section Of country "Flori-
mama" one Of the cows purchased, is a model Of
beauty aud perfection. She received the first pre-
MUM nj our county fair. held at Timonium last
year, and was pronounced by the judges awarding
the prizes 10 Jersey cattle the finest specimen
Of her Kind exhibited there. This perhaps Is the
iarges, purchase Of Jerseys that has ever been
made in our county, Mt one time, by one indisid.
ual and shows the growing popularity Of that
stock.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Tha Track NJ Timoniurn.

There are still complaints that nothing has yet
been done to the track ut the county fair grounds
and IT, condition IL such as 20 render Il danger.
Gus 10 drive over. The managers promise that
this shall be attended to and that the track will
be put In good condition at least one week before
the beginning Of the fair. The work should have
been done at least month before the fair 80 that
the track would have had time 20 settle.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
improvements at Pimlico.

There Is = large force Of men at work at PIN
iien. making ready for the fall races and agricai-
turai fair. Among the improvements l. the cree
tion Of large platform in the rear Of the grand
stand. TO accommodate the passengers when they
get oG the cars. A bridge has been placed over
the car tracks. and . flight Of steps runs 10 IL
from the west side Of the track. The bridge
passes through the centre Of the grand stand. and
Il for the accommodation Of visitors driving TO the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Eacnnad from .Iail

Al m early hour or Wednesday evening last
two prisoners made their escape from the jail at
this place BY cutting through the stone wall with
an iron brace taken from the railing around the
inside corridor. Their names are Jos. Cavanaugh,
charged with stealing . number Of articles from
Mount Hope. and John Gafney, . vagrant. Up
TO this time there u no clue 10 their whereabouts
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Property transfers in Baltimore county

Deeds. Lenses. M.r,y,ves H;li. ,,r Sal. .,r -.
..iyed far ,rrorJ IN ire e,c. az a.. cI.,L ~ ~.
cir,ui, cu,rt f,,r E,i,ino,e co,,n,x
wv 49,
Christian Fol. to Mordeeai sehairrr. assign,
Emmer Fsvr.,, ri Nc. =, w. = c.,s,'i,
John pen,land n,own ,,n.,.. 90 w;nss,J =
Wilhelm. Ae.
Almira m. l.. ph.lp, ia IN. norl., Stat. Par.
manent DuiILin, aslpc;.t;,n
charies r rel, .nJ ,,i6. a., wu. N Ii..
WIN. d KIN 40 Jahn n Mani ...,.n,nsn,
WIN. s. WhitrIy ., al. 10 Bepismin Whi,sly.
a." ~ nahh;s :, ~ ss,;p.s u. Cn.t'y;,
Ge,rsndar,., ~ '' ~ N"'-"
Rieha,d 1 Hat, A. o., n;.h.,dJ n.L.. a.
Vim. m sbinIsv .,,a,n.v a. F,,sn n PId.,
Ellen n EId,r h, Thcm.. n Row.
Augusta a. r. sh.sm.Ls, mi h..h.nd IN
Joshua al Il, N, =, Al -
Vim. 4. Hoffman. ,ru.,ee. IN Geo. a; uoons,
Geo. q. Uooner 4, Tbnns. R.nce :, n
n Hnar,,,an =, Il ,,v.,s.. 40 lin. s,.h
John Schorr and viii. Ia Anly.w MuelIer-
John T.. Brown. trustee. 20 Geo. n. Mann q, nj
John Ienning and wife TO Robert m. UoorsT
Victorino p. I,1,Is, 10 Mayv nnssv.
John ". CLARK and wife 10 baltimore aud liam.
over Railroad Con,panv.
William Eden 10 barbara M,u,el
Valentine W. Price. executor. 10 Sarah A. lien.
mis-
LEASES
Charlie, T.. Bolt and wife 20 Henry Bien
Dcniauin WHITLEY "a Harry n. Whi,sIy
Bepiamin Whitley and viii. 10 VIM : Wh;,.lv
xonTaAaEs.
Frederick Haberkorn A wife IN Ma,,,. schui.,
5000.
Joshua Rege,ter and wife 20 Charlie, P,aeht.
&C., S2O. 900.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
IL completed BY contractor alluded 10 its
obligations wouid be, all IN stock... go

Yet the Board has adopted plan which
will cost the company the difference 0fS 25O,0O0
and delay completion indefinitely.
eff there Was no advantage in cost between the
two plans. IL would have been better 60 finish the
road on the stock basic, as all interested would
have stood on the same footing. IL the work ID
done on the GiImor plan the interest on the bonds
will have to be paid before the stockholders get
cent in the way of dividends.
"wiii President Waters please explain Why, Of
the two plans. one 80 manifestiy disadv analogous
was adopted.
"If the legitimate Stockholders do not wish 10
sci their interests reeklessiy confseated and the
completion of the road endangered, IL behooves
them TO take some united action 20 protect their
property. The provision Of the contract making
gratuitoHs gif, Of stock to Mr.. Gilmsr il said 10
$500, .~..,,.'....!rr- ~ $3.50 fe'""P'
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Drank carbolic Ac,d.

On Thursday last a little child Of Granville
Kelley, living on Union avenue. Hampden. Pals
road. got held Of . bottle % earbolic acid and
drank quantity Of u. burning his mouth aud chin
seriously that fatal results are apprehended.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
A Factory Resu mes Operations.

The cotton mills ct Halls Springs, ON the Hair
ford road. which have been idle for long time,
resumed operations on Monday last. and are be-
ing run BY Messrs. WIN. and joseph Green. sons
Of the late Anon Green. The mill property has
been much improved and new machinery has been
supplied at cost Of $4,000. About any opera
tives nov End empioyment.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20

Mrs. Elizabeth Ebaugh. wife Of Hon. A. Ehaagh,
Of York county, and mother-in.law of Thomas J.
Hunter, Esq.,, Of this place, died 1t her residence,
Stewartstown. on Thursday, aged 81 years.
Esq. wsil-known citizen Of the "a district died
on the 18th inst.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Religious Services.

Rev. s. II. Thompson, Of Govanstown Prssby-
tsFian church, win preach at the Court House.
TowsontOwn, Sunday, Aug. 3ist. at S p. NJ
Public invited.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
From Phiiopoiis, eth District.

DsafL.-Mr. Edward Cra'g, who died nj MIR. J.
ID. &. Duncan's On the llth instant. Wa employ ell
for short time TO assist in the store during the
ab,enec of Mr.. y. I. duncan. lie was not very
we'll when he entered upon his duties although his
condition was not thought 20 be serious until q
short time previous % his death. when he was
taken with eongestivc chill. His brother was
notified Of his illness bat did not arrive until after
his death. Thursday afternoon the remains were
taken 20 Baltimore and the interment took place
on Saturday. For several years previously Mr.
Craig had been employed at Mr.. Duncan's and
was highly thought Of BY the family lie was
married,
Tsmlsr"%'e.-At hi. next appointment at BIOS.
ley's church September ilth) Rev. Mr. GLENN
illpreaeh sermon on temperance. IL is thought
\ Temperance meeting will be held by the Friends
on the afternoon Of the day. II 40 IL will be
arranged that the seTs ices will not conflict, in
order that the people may attend both, the dis.
lance between the opoints being about n mile or
II may be 80 Arranged that the two congregations
will unite at che friends' Meeting House. Il
appears that the Society Of Friends are almost
unit on the Temperance question and IL an Oppor-
tunity offers no dOub; they will do their utmost
towards the of local option. Already
there IL much interest manifested in this question
and whilst this county may be doubtful, yet the
people deem il best 20 agitate the subject. beev-
ing that the future will decide favorably this
very important matter.
M.-Mrs. Bosicy, wife Of the late James II.
Bo.ley, and sister of Mr.. Noah Gorsueh, Who was
stricken with paralysis some months ago, 10 at
present very III.
DrsStL.--The farmers, though troubled on &C.
count Of the drought. very much encouraged
because Of the increased price of grain and pro-
duee.
P.EsoRaf-Nr. r. I. Duncan. who has been or
an extended trip north for the benefit of his health
returned On Monday.
Hot WsaiLsr.-The heat Of last Saturday was
intense, the ihermOmetc. ranging rs high rs ?s
degrees. II is said TO have been the warmest
weather experienced in this section for years. In
the afternoon \ storm Of wind aud dust swept
over us but did no damage. The much needed
rain was looked for but IL did not come. II 10
prophesiei by some that We will have rain before
the coming Saturday. because Of the return Of the
Virgin Mary. she having been on a visit accord
ing TO the altnanae) since July "a. Her retarn
the 18th o: this mouth. This Is INV TO
me AMI ~ai, TO see the prediction verified.
PniLoPotIs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
From Alber,on and v,c,n,,

teeidsai-On Friday, August l2th. Mr.. John
A. BTiseoe. residing near this place, hal one Of
the small bones Of his right foot dislocated. by
mule falling on him, causing a very painful in
jury. The dislocaiion was reduced by Drs. ". u.
Gambrill and ". c. kloman.
I-PoorsssH'.-Jas. A. Gary, Esq, is having
the store at Alberton improved by an addition TO
the rear &c feet deep. which Is intended 20 give
additional store room. and TO increase the sire Of
the hail. which will sooa be fitted up for library
and reading room for the Of the employees Of
the mill.
4 .Nsr !SsLsof HoHse-TLe CaHse .j II OLE
now looks though We will have n school house
some time this fall rs q lot has been surveyed
from the property Of WIN. Russell, and proposals.
received by the Commissioners for the building.
We have frequently wondered Why this section Of
the county has been 90 neglected, and lately few
remarks dropped BY gentleman prominent in the
municipal Affairs Of Baltimore county. seems To
throw some light upon the subject. lie said he
believed we would have had q school house Ion z
ago IL II hadn't been for the writings Of that fei
Low meaning your humble eorrespondent,) In the
BALTIMORE corSrr uSiox. TLi. Msy alss ae-
esaHf for tie siderable eosditioa Of oar rosd..
The gentleman evidently mistook my letter for
political slurs II the county administration, but in
this be vas entirely mistaken. as will here state
that am Democrat, and believe Il no heresy 90
write for and read sseh excellent paper as the
BALTIMORE couSry SioS. even though it be Re
publican In politics. think 10 will be noted by
the editors and readers Of the USIox that have
serupuiOusiy avoided all political subjects in my
letters. Barr.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1881-08-20
Can Thasa ThinRs Boz

A correspondent Of the Belair mi. writes As
follows: "The financial operations 81 the Delta
road are mysterious. The President and Direc.
tors have made contract with Mr.. Gilmor, for
merly Vice President and recently n Diractor Of
the road. constituting him its financial agent, and
giving him the exclusive right. during seven
months. to dispose of 5000. 200 Of il per cent.
FIRST mortgage bonds. lie is authorized TO sell the
bonds at 30 cents the dollar, and 10 20 receive
per cent. commissions for his services. that
sold the company will realize for SGOO 900 Of bonds
$4,000 Besides this. they agree To issue TO
Mr.. Glmor one share of stock for every $i0o bonds
sod up TO Si"0,00O, that if he effects sale Of
the whole amount he will receive for his services
100000 Of cash aud $500, 900 Of stock, for which
the company will not receive dollar. Mr.. Gil.
NOR Is not required 20 account to the company for
this stock in any way. II will be absolutely his
so far as the contract Is concerned.
The effect Of the operation will be that for
500 bonds and $50 Of stock the company will re-.
eeive SIS. The Issue Of $4,000 Of stock under
these conditions will be equivalent to n watering
81 the legitimate stock of the road tothat extent
10 the advantage of one man, aud n eon6scaiion,
for the benefit &c Mr.. Giimor. Of one half the
value Of every share held by Subscribers who paid
par for their property.
AT any time during the last three months
contractor, repntel 10 be reliable has been ready
60 undertake the completion and equipment Of the
road within six months for the balance of the un-
subscribed for stock--say for $3.50, 200. II the
road Is completed under the Gilmor contract it,
obligations will amount to
boO,Ouu
SuoscEiocrt-...... 100000
100000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07

saetsss n a nov; but every man who had
the fainfs<t Instinct Of honesty or good
sense retoIted from 20 viIeandfoolish an I'M
dertaking; and tlq ridienlous prctensiofn
that I had committed any wrong fell TO fhe
ground OF IT, own weight. Then fuli
power was In the hands OF my political OPP
ponents to deal with the matter az they
would. Yet, occupying, as did, aseat IN
the Senate, stood ready with every eVl-
dence OF complete innocence, challenging
and defying the base assault instigated by
my disreputable opponent.
IS. Matters have changed. have re-
signed my seat in the Senate. ] stand be-
fore the people as the nominee OF the CON
seryatiye- Democracy for Governor. The
election L. near at hand. My hands are not
as free as they were. lf1
And now, In tit OF desperation, tne
Whig-after retaining the facts for nearly
two years, and knowing that there Is
naught in them to east shadow OF stlspl-
cion on me-comcs forth with its article
endeayoring to east odium upon me- Lit
tie comment is called for.
do not care to handy cpithets win those
who for selfish purposes peryert facts anu
draw unjust and silly conclusions, and j
content myself with this plain statement
which is submitted to the judgment OF Tea-
sonable and honorable men. Respectfully,
ions W. DkSIEI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07

The Dispatch is right. While it is true
that the Conservative party is in this cam
paign fighting its ancient foe the Republi-
can party, yet the opposition-the so-caIled
Liberal party Of readjustment and coali-
tion-adopted the Rddleberger bill as a
part Of IFS platform, and the extravaganza
statements about this quack financial cure
all should not go mchallenged. The Con-
servative party can lose nothing by dis
cussing it.-SgfoIe Herald.
True as preaching. The Democrats have
gained great deal by their discussion Of
the merits or rather dement's OF the RID
pLERkRaER bill. There were previously a
good many true Democrats who really sup
posed that there was the "makingD of
genuine readjustment in that bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07

The Rev. Stuart Robinson, d. D., died
at Louisville, Kentucky, Wednesday; aged
sixty-fiye. lie was born in Ireland, but
graduated at Amherst College, and studied
theology at Union Theological Seminary,
Virginia. He was ordained a minister OF
the Presbyterian Church, and between
1852 and 1856 was settled in Baltiomre, and
during the same period edited the PreSby-
terrain Critic. In 1858 he became pastor OF
the Second Broadway Presbyterian church,
and president of the Polytechnic Public
Library OF Kentucky. He was the author
OF many pamphlets on various issues be-
tween Northern and Southern Presbyteri-
ans. The True Presbyterian, edited by
him, was suppressed during the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07

At recent meeting OF the Polytechnic
Association an account was given OF q
"duck" aqueduct, used in the days OF the
early gold excitement in California. 4
river ran between two bluffs, one OF which
was considerably higher than the other.
Water was available on the one, but it did
not "pan out" as well as that upon the
lower. Some sailors took up claim, and
made hose Of strong duck, about eight
inches In diameter, stretching IL from the
higher TO the lower hill by means OF a strong
rope running through il. Water was car
ried through this weak hose, which could
not have resisted the pressure II lowered
into the valley.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07
The HidgWay Letter.
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, VA, !


October 5, 1881.
Editors Dispatch: As the genuinenesS OF
the "Blair letters" has been denied by
some persons, in which denial our people
take little or no stock, will YOU please find
out from the proper source il the letter OF
Mr.. William Ridgway published in your
paper OF the 4th instanD is genuine, and
whether it can be used as "an authoritative
statement to exhibit him DIaior John w.
DanieD in his true character to the public " Z
Daniel is extremely popular with our peo-
pie and will poll the whole Conservative
vote. RQRIoU's.
There is no doubt whatever as to the gen.
uineness Of the Ridgway letter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07
Observation-Disclosures ARE AS
OLD AS MANKIND.
LIVING, BREATHING, SUFFERING BARoM-
ETEES IN THE KNEES, FEET,
AND SHOULDERS,
ALL SPEAKING WITH TONGUES OF STEEL,
SAYING;

SAYING:
There T. coming a change IN The weather;
feel = in my bones, and barometer, should hang on
walls and not in my nerves and bones" said = gem
tlcman the other day.
physician answered him ~ will tel You
what will remove every Nerve aud Bonc-Brrom-
eter and take ont the Limps and Fitness. 1t Is a
simple thing, but no less efcaciou, than simple. IL
Is DIR. DENSON'S CELERY AND CHAMOMTLE
PILLS. They have been tested time and time
,galn, and always with satisfactory results Ner-
vousncss embraces nervous weakness, Irritation,
dependency, melancholy, and rc-t'css. di'satis-
ned, miserable state of mind and body lndcscrlba-
be. This preparation Just meets &C uecessitic, Of
your case. a. your disease Is ncryon. disease"
These Pills are all they are reprc>cnted 10 Dc and
arc guaranteed 10 give satisfaction wien used a.
directed. Remember they arc prepared expressly
10 cnre Sick Headache, Nerrou. Headache, by
pcptic Headache, Neuralgia, NcrV,usness Paraly-
SIS, Slccplc,sness, and Dyspepsia sud ,siH chr,
any case.
sold by al druggists. Price, 80 cents box.
Depot, 1oG NORTH EUTAW STREET, BALTI-
MORE, ND. By mail, two boxes for 81. or six
boxc- FOR : $50. % any address.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07

The Dispatch Of September 2ith laid
tbls famous bin before tho public, and
those who have taken the trouble to read
Il carefully failed not to see the peril into
which II would place our State finances II
il should become law, and how utterly 1t
falls short OF accomplishing what all PEG"
pie are deeply Interested in securipg.-to-
wit, : practical and final settlement OF our
State Clarke Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07

The Republicans of New York seem to
have learned q lesson. Two years ago
HoRATIo SEYMOUR, Jr., was elected State
Engineer, though Democrat and though
all the candidates of the Republicans for
the other offices were successful. On
"Wednesday last the Republicans OF that
State nominated for State Engineer SLls
SEYMOUR. 1t was supposed that young
SEYMOUR was elected In 1870 because OF his
name. lie will, however, not run again this
year, Il Is said.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07

The Richmond Dispatch boots at the idea
OF Malone absenting himself from the Sem
ate on the 10Th. He will be there "Iust a.
ready 10 carry ont the Republican pro-
gramme rs Cameron, or Dawes, or Hoar, or
Logan, or Edmunds, or any other Radical
senator. "-Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle.
Since we said that, General MALONE has
made speech TO q Republican club In New
York. And next Monday he win be found
In hs seat in the United States Senate.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-07

The nomination q Hon. Jous GooDE
Cor the lIouse Of Delegates by The Demo
crass Of Norfolk ins,ises gain OF two
members IN that city. Norfolk has set as
good an example as Augusta county. All
such nominations show that the people are
aroused. and will turn out on election day.
All honor to Norfolk and Augusta Tor Sc
lecting men so well qualified to reflect
honor upon the Old Dominion. \