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Out for Fulkerson.

The wytheville Enterprise, after stating
the necessity for the Democrats TO unite
upon one candidate in the Ninth district,
and saying that 1t had at first preferred
NEwBERRY and been prejudiced against
FuLKERsoN, winds up as follows:
.'But with this partiality for the one and
prejudice for the other, our information
from various parts Of the district consfralns
us MS the conductors OF journal devoted
10 the best interests OF the Democratic
party TO give Il rs our conviction that Colo
mel Fulkerson Is decidedly the stronger
man OF the two. He has made vigorous
personal campaign-speakliig IN almost
every county Of the district, opening the
ewes OF the Readjusters to the iniquities OF
Mahoneism, and winning friends and sup
porfers wherever he has spoken. His
friends, Judges Rhca and Ward, are also
making an active. energetic, and elective
canvass for him. That he will carry
Washington, the largest county in the
district, by an overwhelming majority we
are assured upon the testimony OF gentle
men in that county who know whereof
they affirm, and for whose reliability we
can vouch. Ii is believed that he will also
carry Lee, Scott and Russell, and perhaps
Smyth. We know that he is getting
stronger in this county, and we have in
formation from Giles, Pulaski, and Mont
gomery to the same effect. In the face OF
these facts, it appears to US clearly the duty
of the Democrats and Democratic Read
justers-all opposed to Mahoneism and So
called Liberalism and Radicalism-to unite
upon Abraham FulkersOn a. the one having
the best chance to defeat the Coalition
nominee"
That information corresponds with the
reports we have received from the same
district, and the Enterprises recommends
ton with what good policy seems to us TO
dictate as the proper course to be pursued
by the Democrats.
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The C0!Orcu Candidate.
DAWSON AT ROANOKE AND sALEM-IIE CAR
RES HIS COLORED BRETHREN WITH HIN
WHEREVER He GOES.

RES HIS COLORED BRETHREN WITH HIM
WHEREVER He GOES.
SALEM. VA, October Is, 1SS2.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Monday was court-day in Salem, and rs
Massey and Dawson each had appoint
ments to speak here there was considering
the fact that the farmers were busy seed
ing, the weather being most prOpitiOus) 4
large crowd in town, anxious to hear the
two rivals Tor congressional honOrS. our
Republican friends were. however. diSap-
pointed, aS Dawson, having failed 10 make
a connection, did not arrive that day. That
did not prevent his filling his appointment
at Roanoke Monday night, where he spoke
to large and most apprcciatiye audience
in the Opera-IIOuSe. The CoaiiiOni>tS de-
sired Dawson to divide time with some OF
their speakers, which he declined to do.
An effort was then made TO induce some OF
the audience to withdraw from the Opera
House for the purpose OF attending Co
alitiOn meeting outside, but the appeal fell
Still-bOrn; and as none Withdrew there
was no other meeting. Dawson held his
audience spcll-bound for two and half
hours, showing up the shallow Sophistrie'
OF the Malone leaders in most logical and
conclusive manner
On Tuesday night he spoke in the Salem
Town Hall. Though the time was limited
in which TO give notice, he had an audience
of about $50, Of whom about one third
were colored voters, and the majority of
the remainder divided between regular and
irregular Democrats. He spoke for over
two hours, and was most attentively list
ened to. AT both Salem and Roanoke the
colored people were deeply interested, and
bent forward eager to catch every syllable
that fell from his lips. There is no doubt
but that his visit to this county was pro-
ductive OF great good, and that ne will now
receive much larger vote than he would
have done had he not come.
The best evidence OF the fact that Mr..
Dawson weakened the Malone bandtt is
the lugubrious faces which they now carry.
The Republicans OF Roanoke county Will
render a good account OF themselves on
November 18th next by rolling up big vote
for Dawson and DotSon.
a BLAINE REPUBLICAN.
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Pistols and Politics in NOrthumber-
Innf.

JOHN s. WISE MAKES \ CHARGE AGAINST
JUDGE GARRISON; MR.. YEATNAN PRO-
NOUNCES 1T FALSE PISTOLS DRAWN AND
THE PARTIES BOUND OVER FOR $1,000
JUDGE GARRISON INDIGNANTLY DENIES
wIsE's CHARGE.
FREDERICKSBURG, VA, October 10, 1882.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch
am informed by gentleman who came
by the boat last night that Captain John 5.
Wise, in his speech at Lancaster Court
house on Monday last, in referring to
Judge Garrison said that "while | was
lying wounded on the battlefield at
New Market that he Garrison was laying
around the dispcnsary at Richmond drink
ing the whSkey provided for wounded
soldiers. made this charge against Gar
ris0n in his own county, and he never de-
MED it," lie was interrupted by Mr..
Charles Yeatman, Of Northumberland, Il
friend OF Garrison, who told Captain Wise
that he believed the charge to be false, and
that il Garrison was present he would
deny it. Captain Wise denounced Ycat-
man as liar. Yeatman rctOrted with a
similar epifhet, when both drew their pis-
tolls, and but for the prompt interference Of
friends serious results would have fol-
lowed.
Judge Garrison being here | called upon
him to know what truth there was in the
statement made by Captain Wise with
reference to him. Judge Garrison indig-
nantly denied the charge, and said he had
never heard Of it before that he never had
any ecnnectionawith hospital or dispcn-
saiy OF any kind during the war, and that
he had never taken drink in either. lie
had met Captain VI Use in discussion seve-
raj times in Accomack and he had never
made such Il charge in his presence. 1t i,
due TO Judge Garrison that his denial
should go to the people of Lancaster
where this charge, so far as he knows
was made for the first time.
Captain Wise and Mr.. Ycatman were
bound over to keep the peace in the penalty
Of $4,000 each.
1t is due To Messrs. Garrison, Mayo, and
Wolff to say that they have conducted
their discussion in this district in imam.
ner which not only reflects great credit
upon these gentlemen, but the effect is tc
educate the people to a proper appreciation
Of the manner such discussions should be
conducted. Yours, &C., Ion.
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Malone Calling for Money.

Despite the confident predictions of the
Richmond Wing, Senator Mahone's organ,
Of an overwhelming Coalition victory in
Virginia, in which 1t has INDUCED daily
for the past three months, il seems that
even before the Ohio election the virginia
Senator was calling on the Republican Ma
tional Committee for funds with which to
prosecute his campaign. Under date Of
October I'd Senator Malone wrote
to the secretary of the National
Republican Committee: owe ought
to have help at the earliest day now
and two days later Colonel James ID. Brady.
chairman Of the Virginia Republican EX-
ecutive Committee and an intimate personal
and political friend OF Malone. wrote 10
the Republican Committee: at is Of vital
importance that we should receive financial
help within the next five days. Colonel
Brady estimaed that at least S25. 600 was
needed in Virginia. The correspondence
Is an interesting contribution to the politi-
cal literature Of the present campaign. and
viii serve to show the Democrats Of Vir.
ginia the influences which they will proba-
Dry have to encounter at the November
election Baltimore Sun, 2OM.
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A Letter from Whitaker.

The colored cadet Whitaker has writer
letter to the Charleston Is. c. NeuS ano
Courier on the duty and interest OF the
colored people OF the South. In his opin,
ion the condition Of the South can be i'm.
proved by educating the masses, by teach.
Ing the people to act without respect To
party lines, by maintaining home rule, and
by showing the colOred man that his best
friends can he found in the South. South
ern wealth, he says, southern culture.
southern votes, and southern men must
and will rule the South. Whitaker adds
that he "owes Radicalism nothing" and
that " he would lie to his own conscience
were he to vote, write, or speak to bring a
return OF Radical rule in the South
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Beast Bntler-

General b. +. BUTLER is making the
campaign hot and active in Massachusetts,.
He Is evidently capital electioneerer. not to
say a consummate demagogue. We can
not help enjoying some Of the things he
says. Here is one OF his hits. 1t would
have been severe reproof to HOAR and
b DAWES last year when they were talking
W about free ballot and fair count in Vir-
GINA II Senator JOHNSTON had had this
bit OF information TO throw into their
faces. General BUTLER said at Worcester
the other night:
"Ihey make great hulabaloo that in
South Carolina the negroes are prevent
ed from voting. That Is true-by money.
by intimidation and various ways. YET
20 per cent. OF the negroes Of South Caro-
lima vote-oyer twenty-One years OF ace
and males. In Massachusetts, 81 per cent.
OF white men only votc-males over TWEEN.
ty-one years Of age. Shouldn't they look a
little at home before they make a great fuss
about South Carolina"
Here is another slam at the Republicans
for their corruption:
81 saw In some paper that / stood ND
even ana voted for Jefferson Davis 80
times. did, and l never got so corrupted
In the Republican party as to be Obliged to
deny It," Applause, long continued
His reference to DENIS KEARNEY was
amusing. He drew ludicrous picture of
The men who were arrayed against him
BUrLER) because he was two years ago a
friend to KEARNEY, whose battlc-cry was
'the Chinese must co." and yet, said But
ER, all the Republican Congress did last
winter was to enforce KEARNEY's threat
nd declare by law that =" the Chinese must 4
o."
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Money for Malone.
"NONEY! MONEY MONEY -


Mr.. j. ID. Brady, Of Virginia, who is
chairman OF the State Executive Commit
tee managing the canvass of senator Ma
hone and the Coalitionists, is in the city.
He was to-day at the War Department and
at the rooms Of the Congressional Cam
paign Committee. Mr.. Brady, it is al
legged, is here for funds, and good sum.
too, without which there Is fear that Ma
hone cannot carry Virginia. The DISPOSE
ton OF the Congressional Committee no
doubt is to aid Malone, and a good deal of
money is needed to pay the capitation-tax
Tor those unable 10 pay it. A gentleman
from Virginia well posted says that Senator
Malone and his allies are badly frightened.
md there Is a very decided prospect that
MS ticket will be beaten, jYaShington
Star, 1911.
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DCATHS.

Entered int rest on the morning % te S;do wv
September 1882 Mr csn nHS Of earico county,
o. The lac ' samus,, Il, fn ve,r Of her age.
Washington papers please COPY .
Mod In uul.da,e. Mich. on Tuesday last Octo,
her FIT ~ Il issa Mrs MNERyA NJ NORTH SI. ,, rehc'
OF the late Orrin North former T., tis city for about
ten yca pa nd and we're loved honored and respected
by all who knew them. u
Died. In this city, october 20, lsSS .o NJ oS "
o'clock A. NJ, HERBERT O.. younsts o,, IN months
J. and u. \. Penton; aged Tour !e''' ''"'
and eight days. -, 81. ,ho rosldencc No.
2O9 north Eighteenth street NJ ~ 4nn,,ad 20
MORNING. Friends OF the iai'''i' CIV
attend. ,.o .orv
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A JUST DECIsrON.--Judgc Robert w.
Hughes yesterday instructed Mr.. NJ. f..
Peasants, chief Federal supervisor, to ap-
point supervisors TO represent all political
parties in the present contest who have a
following and support. This decision is
characteristic of Judge IIughcS's fairness.
and ought to give perfect satisfaction. 1t
secures without doubt fair eection.-
Norfolk pirginian.
We like the Judges decision, but we
can't imagine where he found the law
which authorizes the appointment OF more
than two supervisors at a voting-place.
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with the .ReEdiusser party since 1871, and
that other issues are now before the people,
he added that he didn't propose to carry
rcsdiustment into Congress, for he was
sure no readjustment Of the national debt
would be permitted.
Well said, Mr.. BOARD. No REIMBURSEMENT
will be allowed in Washington.
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FROM PARIS TO VIENNA on A BICYCLE
" carried with me, among my scanty bag
gage, small supply OF Coca, an Indian
tonic, by which was able to assliage tine
sudden and painful hunger which some
tmes accompanies continued exertion.
when fatigue and sleep began to tell upon
me the marvellous Coca again supported
me and gave me strength"
VI. LAUMALLE.
who rode bicycle from Paris to Vienna.
a distance OF 700 miles, in little more than
twelve days.
The unequalled tonic and reinvigoratinQ
powers OF the Coca are embodied in Lie
big Co.'s celebrated Coca Beef Tonic re-
cognized as the standard tonic by the
medical profession Of every civilized
Beware Of cheap limitations
under Initiative names. Cures dyspepsia,
Malaria, biliousncss, piles, debility, b;Izzing
u the cars, and all who are run down.
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n-z.Yo1rNc MEMS CHRISTIAN As

MI YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
sOCIATION.-Tns AFTERNOON Mt $50 lee
turc on the International Lessons by Professor
WINSTON.
Tomorrow from to Service Oh oo"E' 'e'
by the Association choir.
uoyn,v rvyyIyc; at 7:3O choir rehearsal; at
$50 Young Mems Meeting.
THURSDAY at $3.50 Bible Glass.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.-TUREE

RICHMOND THEATRE.-T III REL
~ NIGHTS AND ONE MATINEE. COM
am.ENSiNG TCEsDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
COMPANl.-Mr. Ford has the honor OF an
nouncing to the citizens OF Richmond that he will
present IN superb style on TUESDAY EVENING
ana MEDNESDAl MATINEE Johann STRAUSS
most famous operate success, entitled THE MER-
~ WAR; WEDNESDAY EVENING Au,runs
brilliant operate gem, THE MASCGTTE:
THURSDAY EVENING the beautiful Opera by
Audran, entitled OLiNETTE. These beautiful
operas viii be produced with every attention 10
del,li by Sir. FOrd's fine organization, numbering
40 operate singers, led by the charming Primmce
Donne, BLANCHE CHAPMAN, and MARIE
boChEL, supported by The distinguished Come
dian, MIR. GEORGE W. DENHAM. Full and
complete orchestra. magnificent chorus, brilliant
costumes. and gorgeous mise-en-scene. Prices
~ Adriission-I Reserved seats, 81 admission, 90
o one ana les The sale Of .eseryed seats for the
sno iheaire aud Ramos Moses music store FIJI
sish'hg !layerly's Minslrels. W 2O-it
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Messrs. EVEN BROTHERS, New York,
have sent us their annual "CottOn Move
ment" chart. 1t speaks to the sense of
sight. The colored "blocks" on paper
tell at a glance the comparative "move-
ments" OF cotton-that is. No. of bales pro-
duced, exported. manufactured at home,
&C., sc. There is so much on the sheet
that we must refer the reader to it. 1t is
furnished TO the trade on application.
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Dir, BOARD. OF Roanoke, said q good
thing In Introducing Mr.. MASSEY TO The pco-
pie tealeID, After stating that he had acted
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The Ashland Nurtierers-

CINCINNATI, ONO, October ia dis
patch from MaysviIle, KY, reports that the
Governor has ordered tie Emmett Rifles
TO be In readiness TO 90 to Ashland next
week to protect Neal and Craft, who are to
have rehearing on the charge of murder.
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NDGRAND OPENING.

NTGRAND OPENING.
d. & +. MITTELDORFER
WILL HAVE
on MONDAY 4 GRAND OPENING
OF THEIR
NEW DEPARTMENTS.
ON THE SECOND FLOOR:
CARPETS. OIL-CLOTHS,
NINDOW-SHADE>.
RUGS. MATTINGS.
CLOAK-. DOLNIANS.
JACKETS. sACQUES,
SILK DOLMANS.
ULSTERs, &c, &C., &c.
on TIE FIRST FLOOR
we will d ,play large ,'OcS Of new and desirable
goods. Just purchased. mostly at auction. ri such
low prices as To- astoni-h all consisting of ail The
new shade and I'm al qualitie,of
DRESS GOODS. SILKS, SATINS.
sURAIIS. NFLNETS, PLUeTlE~;
CASIINIERES. I'm black and coiored. from l. C.
To thc best good imported;
LANKETS-whitca ami colored;
COlFORTABLES. LAP-ROBE>,
FLANNEL>, CA>>NIEEES,
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
U&DERsnlRTs for children, ladies. aud gentle
men.
RIBBONS. BUTTONS, WHITE GOODS,
BLEACHED and COLOEED TABLE-DAAGiSk.
COR~ETS
LAUNDRiED and UNLAUNDEIED SHIRTS.
DOMESTlCS Of all kinds ret1iled a wholesale
prices.
FELT and BALMORAL SKIRTS.
JEWELRG. SUSPENDERS.
VEIL BEREGES and TISSUES,
UOOP-SkIRT>. TOWELS.
NAPKINS. HANDkERCHIEFS,
PRINTS AT all prices.
NOTIONS Of every kind.
TORCHON LACE>. HAMBURG EDGING~.
RUBBER COATS for MISE and ladic, at $l.40
WORTH 1928.
All We ask Is IN carly cal before you buy.
u. ( +. MITTELDORFER.
Oc S-Su,W&Sa3m J27 Broad street
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Nj G. Ii A VI u \ & \ h.
Receiving direct from my house In France
EXTRA DRY NERIENAl,
WIN. IMPERIAL,
MAXIMUM, and
PREMIERE SERRE.
Also constantly on hand
e.. H. MUNlii & CO.,
PIPER IlEIDSIECK.
LOUIS RODERER twaXcdl, and The
URBANA WINE COMPANY'S GOLD SEAL, a
very superior wine, made in this country.
Oc Slim -. 'fAHE'
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NTUNION STATION METHODIST
CIII-RCH.-Prcaching SUNDAY, October ~
1880. IL A. NJ. and at ~ p. NJ. by the PASTOR
Rev. W. c. WALDEN. Subject at II ~ NJ; Inc
Spiritual Athlete"
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POWDER, &c.
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, &c.

lARPETS, OlL-CLOTIS, &C.--I have
y Just received my fail stock Of goods. Carpets
OF all grades aud styles, Oll-Cloths Drggets Rms
Mats, shades Hollands, Sc. Cornice Lace AMI
unnhsk Curtains OF all radcs and styles. Paper-
iiangings In all styles. which am Offering al INV
prices. Work done In town or country. IN order
promptly attended 10. \, JENNINGS. No. iSIl
Main street., Richmond Va. l7-am
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Puny. weak, and sickly children are
made healthy and strong by using Browns
Iron Bitters.
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u" WHISKEY.-Thc largest assort-
mcnt Of FINE WIiI>NEYS to be found in the
state, up To- ten yo9r- old. IN bond and tax-paid.
GlBSON'S PURE RYE IS made 10 order, and is
kept IN heated warehouse tlll fully malurcd.
oc dim OSCAR CRAM.
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spECUAL NOTICES.
rJ- COHEN BROTHERS
~ WILL SELL ON
MONDAY. OCTOBER Esd.

MONDAY, OCTOBbh @'Df
+. CAGES DRESS GOODS at 10c. yaro '''' "''
80 horc,ofore nj 10 and &c.,;
>,os,TI Ty DRESS FABRICS, In French anu
rng,Ish. AT considerable reduction'
,rI-wOOI, DRESS FLANNELo reo"oo' ~
caynINATfoN woRsTED sUITlSGs ~ 'o"'
siderable reduction; rod,ced
DRESS FABRICS of every descr'p''o" ~
prices; ,.,prcs arc 44-INCH
A"'I 1spIN,s OTTOMAN CASHMERE at ooc''
The price Of which is sf.25;
o,, ARP uAyANNAH CLOTHat fl'Io' W,
own importation and heretofore SOFA u. fl'1
p,rpr sIT'K MERyEILLEUX, 22 inchcs wluc'
at 500. generally sold at sl.oo-ui's W. a.,
~ ACK only; we have the COLohED III
the same quality at 95c-; yp,yp,r
Wa arc selling An ALL-SILK SATIN MEh n'H
IErrX at sl25 that would have sofa irce'y ~
90 yard last season; ,or,
COLORED GROS-GRAlN sibhS y. o..
thar everybody Is inclined 10 get fl.Zo LOT
roo do,on FRENCH-WOVE CORSETs ut Soc''
sold everywhere at 80 to 6Oc.; ,.,o..
,os dozen FRENCH SATTEEN CORSElo ~
a7Kc.. equal to anything sold In this CITY ~
75c.; -, ,,r,oos =.
Also. large stock Of HOSIERY at reduced prizes
IN pIeces BLACK SILK VELVET at 7oc' a yaru'
17-TvCIJBLACK SILK VELVET Nyonese man
ufacture) at s2.5 0, usually sold at 80 "a yard;
900 dozen LADIES' MERIN0 KNIT VESTS at
axe, The same quality sold everywhere at
&l.25 pairs .
. cases BLEACUED SIlEETING,tw Two ana u hai'
yards Wide, at leca yard
The largest stock of
LACE CURTAINS
ever shown I'm this city.
LACE CURTAINS at 81 window; at s2'oo Il
window equal to anything ever sold at So
We are also IN receipt Of 50 pair REAL LACE
CURTAINS, which will be sold very cheap;
CARPETS, OIL-CLOTHS, and HOCsE-f CK-
NJsHING GOODS If every descriptions
All contracts for furnishing houses warranted eN-
ecuted to perfect satisfaction. oc 2l-sa'su&W
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I ACOB MAY,
III
COZ BROAD STREET.

mere are some OF the many bargains 10 be found
ut the above establishment:
LADiEs, FEEBLE LACE SHOES from sI.lOup
up; W 'i'-'
MISSES FoXED BUTTON SHOES froms1.o5
up; VA'-'
BEST SCHOOL SHOES in the State at prices tina
DEFY competitions; ''''
LADIES' PEBBLE BOX-TOE BUTTON from
sl.JO mp. ''"''
CENT ENlEN's 3-sOLE CATERS from 80 nm
MEMS BR0GANs from Al up: - Wy
GEM LEMEN'S GALE UooTs sevvad from,
s2.50up; " '''"
0ENrLENlENs 3-sOLE sCOTCn-BoTToM
BOOTS, hans-sewed, So; ''
iMiss rs; CALF LACE SHOES at 81 pair
ILaDDi iEs GALE HUTTON SHOES, ~:
LADIES CALF LACE SHOES, .5u n pair.
hEn,s HEAVY BOOTS, BROGASs, and
Am fLOuGll-SliOEsa at ast0nishlngly low prices
All The latest styles In LADIES', MIssEs; ana
cillLDREN's SHOES at prices too numerous
~ nj htioh mere JACOB MAY,
rr prders by mail promptly hlIcd. Closed on SAT-
WV" : WI s"sS" ec 7-eQdlm
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M YOUNG MEMS UNION PRAY
ER-MEETING of the Methodist churches Of Rich
mond and Manchester will be held at Nntil-strcet
Methodist church, Manchester SUNDAY EVENING
at 3 O'Clock. All male persons are cordially in
yited to attend.
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E7- BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH corner Tenth and Broad streets. )-SUN-
DAY. October Extracting by Rev W. G'
STARR, ID. D., pastor. At ii y. M.' SUBJECT
Giving the Password TO the Next Generation
at =. W., Resistance to Lawful Authority y
cordial invitation to all.
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CARRIAGES.

,,.x,to, oc,oher 1Iih. In staunton, yh;j ~
a., MarIlch, Octo s The brides parents by The Key
". Z. iaker, Miss LfSA Y. Mc M Si csr1s
WALTER CONF, OF this clly. W
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FANCY GOODS.
- T l. V + y ;
MAILS HIS CATALOGUE FREE TO ANY
ADDRESS.
SEND FOR ONL.

HAS OtfNE-D
4 splendid assortment Of IAMP-' Iroh~ ana
Porcelain. trimmed, complete. 40 -
\ big line Of DECORATED NA-t> NJ : per yaiii
4 fine assortment Of COLOGNE SLi> 20 Il lrT
4 choice assortment Of BON-PAPER az L.. -.
%. and Z5c.: ....... ..,.
All the choice thing, In "CEANE'~ NplI-
PAPER:
100 TIN SETS no bottom prices.
SO dozen TIN CU>PADORE>, All c'IDls. ~ Boo.
4 new III Of LIBR ARY-LtNP> yors low:
4 few new things On BIS ORNAMENTS,
MATCH-SAFES. and POSTURE Fl1l Ef~i
COAL-IIOD~ from the cheapest t0 o." nur-ti
COAL-NASES IN desirable shape and elegant
decorations:
20 barrels OF those PLAIN ELEGANT GOBLEl-
at j0c.:
Al Size JAPANED TEA-IEAl> very low:
Lot, of NEW GOOD, nIlNWAEE ana Hni Sic
KEEPING GOODS.
NEW GOODS arriving every day 20
~iENEN~'. JNI Er. 1i street.
CATALOGUES mailed free. -DLd i'r one.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

III FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-Rev. r. l.. PRESTON. y. d., pastor
Services at l \. VI. and SID =. VI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

NJ CENTENARY METHODIST
CHURCH (south side Of Grace street between
Fourth and Fifth strcetsj.-Service at Il ~ VI.
and 1870 T.. NJ, conducted by the pastor, Rev. L.
\. PETERSON.
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III FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
(corner Twelfth and Broad strcctsi.-The pastor
Rev. j. u. HAWTHORNE, d. d.. will preach at ii
4. ~ and ZIP. VI. Morning subject: ~ Roman
soldiers Faith I'm Christ" All welcome.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-21

n>S- PARK-PLACE VI Il 7 III o ID Is L
CHURCH (wesi Franklin strcctl.-Seryces 10y the
pastor, Rev. JOHN HARMON. subjects: II \. VI,
- Unfinished" Y: f. NJ. The Why2"