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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-04

(Cori espondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.I
w., ,,vryp No,-n,plor 1890

|
CULPEPER, November !, 1882.
Posters and notices, prominently dis
piaved, having for days past notified all
concerned that the Hon. John S. Wise
would speak at Culpcpcr Wednesday, Isl
November, il was anticipated that quite a
crowd would be present to greet the speak
cr. But not so. Mr.. Wisc was duly on
time, but the crowd was not. In fact, but
for The fact OF it, being TIE first day OF OR
Circuit Court, and quite Il number Of per-
sons were present on court business, the
crowd would have been rathcra small one.
As it was, our Circuit Judge did not put in
his appearance, and hence no court. Our
court people joined in with the faithful
and made up an aSscmbaec in the iail-yad,
to be introduced TO and listen TO what Mr..
Wise said would be his SiXty-siXth or
SiXty-scycnth speech during this canvass,
with four more yet before the election.
The introduction OF MIR. Wise TO his au-
diencc was prefaccd by speech OF about
Il quarter Of an hour from the Hon. John
w. Bell, our county judge, highly culo-
CYSTIC, impul>iyc, end emphatic. tie begin
ming, continuing, and ending OF which WAS
Henry \. Wise a. statesman, rs soldier,
&c., &C., all winding up by the introduce
ton OF this "illu,triOus son" OF al Illus
trious father to The people OF Culpcper.
Mr.. Wise's speech Of two hours differed
lut little from what Las from time to time
been reported Of tIc siX'y-GYe winch had
preceded Tt 1cW local tOuchc, were nr,du
for the benefit Cf the faithful and allies,
there being but limited number Of the
latter present.
Mr.. Wise was listened 10 patiently, bit
very little applause greeted his efforts. 50
he came, lie spoke, he left, and we scarce
think we are any wiser" than before.
\ "grand" torchlight procession was
gotten up for the cololed allies At night, and
Il brass band promised; 'thc band did
not come, but some drums did, and to this
rather m0notonous music large crowd OF
men, women. boys, and children marched
the length Of our town, and landed at the
depot. where they were first addressed by
a colorcd orator-llr. Tlnsill, from Alex
andria-follOWed by Captain Tom Pop
ham, Colonel Cochran, and q. {. Krousc,
our ncwly-appointed postmaster. There
were 10 new developments in these
speeches. What had been said before was
largely said again, with some few addi-
tonal trimmings. Our coiorcd population
seemed to enjoy the procession far more
than they did the speaking. Il.
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The Choice.

Tho election is so near at hand that IL
NAV be thought unnecessary now TO appeal
IN the voters. Nevertheless we again call
upou the Democrats OF Virginia to rally
next Tuesday TO the standard 1.-The grand
old national Democratic party and roll up
n majority which win bury Mahoncism so
deep that II will never be resurrected.
The choice which is offered to the voters
Il between Mahoneism and patriotism.
1t Is between stalwart Republicanism
and true Democracy.
II Il between members OF the national
Democratic party and members OF the Adj
ministration party OF ARTHUR, whose trust
ed friends are MALONE, CoNKLIN0, and
CAMERON.
1t Is between candidates who, II elected,
will vote with PESDLEroN, BAYaRD, WADE
HAMPTON, VANCE, RANSOM, BRowN, and
other Democrats OF the Unitcd'States Sem
ate, on the one hand, and candidates who,
II elected, win vote with DAWES, H0AR,
CAMERON, Mitchell, LOGAN, and all the
bitterest enemies Of the South, IN that body,
on the other hand.
II Is between candidates who will, ii
elected, act with the friends OF the rights
OF the southern States 10 be free from the
control OF the President OF the United
States in their courts OF justice and legisla-
tive halls, and candidates who, ii elected,
will vote with HoAR, EDMUNDs, DAWES,
and all the other iustifiers in the United
States Senate OF Combines model PreSi-
dent GRAST OF South Carolina and Loulsi-
ana memory. Remember DE TRoBEIAND.
IL is between MASSEY, who, II elected,
will be free from the control OF Arthur,
and JoHN S. WISE, who, as an Administers
ton congressman. must support Admins
tration measures.
II Is between the supporters Of ARTHUR
who openly declares himself opposed to The
entire abolition OF the internal-revenuC
system, and the supporters OF the next
Democratic nominee for President OF the
United States, who Will, we trust, be placed
upon a platform demanding the total de-
struction OF that abomination.
1t is between the supporters OF party
which in caucus last winter decided as q
party 10 vote against the reduction OF the
tobacco-taX, and the supporters OF party
which furnished a large vote in favor Of
doing away with the tax on tobacco alto
gether.
1t Is between the supporters Of MAHoNE's
land-commissioners' bill and the enemies
of that bill.
Ii is between the friends OF MALONE s
unconstitutional scheme to legislate out of
Office the circuit judges Of Virginia and
the enemies Of that scheme.
1t is q choice. so far as the election Of
congressman al large is concerned, be-
tween Democrat who, il elected, and the
election of President Of the United States
be thrown into the House Of Representa-
tives, will vote with the Democrats for
q Democrat, and IN Administration Re
publican, who, under the same circum-
stances, will vote with the Republicans for
Republican.
We have indicated few OF the many
things which you may vote for or against
next Tuesday. Can there be any doubt rs
to whether any Democrat will vote for
MASSEY, seeing that he represents the
Democracy in all these different relations,
and more?
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NJ SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDI-
NARY OFFER.

I'LL Oh lStIAL n ~ ~ La hhVhDi
NARY OFFER.
DURING FAIR.wEEK
JULIUS MEYER g. SON
WILL rnEsESTA
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT SOUVENIR
IN THE SHAPE OF
A BEAUTIFUL PLAQUE
TO EVERY CUSTOMER PURCHASING GOODS
TO THE AMOUNT OF
ONE DoLLARl
During the week they will exhibit very elegant
aud large line Of
LADIES' SILK, SATIN, AND WoRsTED
DOLMANs;
CIRCULARS,
CLOTH JACKETS,
PALETOTS.
ULsTERETTES and ULSTERs,
CILDREN's and MISSES JACKETS
CLOAKS.
HAVELOCKS and ULsrERs'
which they will offer at special low prices.
AN IMMENSE LINE OF NEW DRESS GOODS
IN ALL THE
NEWEST SHADES AND FABRICS
AT
SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES
PLUSHES,
VELVETS, and
SATINS
in all the new shades.
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN
KID GLOVES.
Among them, 500 pairs G-BUTTON LENGIil
M0UsQUITAIRE GLOVES embroidered
hack. terra-cotta shades, II 0Oc.;
600 pairs 5-HOOK KID GLOVES, all coiors'
at SIC. ..
Extraordinary bargains in BLANKETS.
Entire stock Of CARPETS and RUuS al IT,
duced prices ,rc,~r
Can and secure one of those ELtGAN
PLAQUES. JULIUS MEl LN SoN,
oc 29-6t&teod Col and COB broad street.
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Rowrns. VA. November I. 1882


Win the editor please rcpuElish for my
benefit and the benefit OF othus also the
answers you gave some weeks since TO the
question, How long must n man remain
out Of county to lose his voter" Please
answer fully in few days.
Respectfully, NJ. l..
That is a rather indefinite question; but
we suppose the answer desired may be
found in what we have heretofore said on
this subiect-namely
The law provides rs to cities Of over
five thousand inhabitants that If any voter
removes from one ward to another within
thirty days Of IN election il shall be lawful
for him TO vote in the ward from which he
removed until he has acquired the right to
vote in the ward to which he has renewed.
But not so ii he removed more than thirty
days before the election.
AS TO the country, the law provides that
when a registered voter has changed his
place Of residence from one voting district
to another in the same county,, il he has Il
certificate showing that he was duly regis
tered i'm his former voting district and that
his name has since his removal been erased
from the regstration-books OF said voting
district, il shall be sufficient evidence to
entitle him, on producing a receipt for the
payment of the capitation-taX, or account
ing for his failure to produce such receipt,
TO vote in the district in which he resides.
II he moves into another county he must
get a transfer.
Persons may pay the capitation-taX as
late as Monday next, and get receipt for
the same, and vote upon that receipt pro-
yided they are registered voters. 1t can
not be paid on Tuesday-dOnt forget this,
ye election officers.
The Constitution requires that person
otherwise qualified shall have resided in
the county in which he offers to vote for
three months next preceding the election.
There is no way to avoid this requirement.
II man moves from one county TO an.
other, and has not resided there long
enough 10 vote. he cannot return to hi,
former county TO vote. Ii he leaves on the
9Th OF any month, and arrives in his new
county ON the same day he Is not entitled
to vote on the 9Th of Noyember, even if he
receives transfer TO his new home.
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NELSON COUNTY.
ATTRACTED TO THE STATE FAIR INCREASE OF
BUSINESS-PERSONAL, &C.
fCorrr.nnnGoncc Of Tie I:icl,mond Di.nnfclll

BUSINESS-PERSONAL, &C.
fCorc,ponGencc Of tie !iclmcnd Di,patcill
NORWOOD, NELSON COUNTY. NA.,)
|. November >, 1882.
The fine weather, the liberal rate, OF
travel offered by the railroads, and the in
yiting programme rrc-ontcu m the Iii.
yo{oA, Ia,c induced many persons from
this quarter to attend the state Fair this
week. MI wish to attend, but The busy
season keeps most persons at home.
There has been great business activity in
this section since Tie completion OF the
Richmond and Allcghany railroad and the
opening of the Slecpy-lI0lloW iror-
mines. Nast> quantities OF lumber hereto
fore Standing useless in the forests are now
beng shipped by the railroad or used here
to enlarge orr own business flcllitic>.
More money i thus brought into 'he coun-
try, and all classes Of citizens are benefited.
The store and lots adjacent to the Nor
wood lirh-SchoOl grounds have recently
been bought by Mr. William /. Akcrs,
who is now building and preparing for Il
large business. st Norwood po>t-oflicc.
one mile further on the railroad. large and
convenient stores are being erected hy Mr..
". y. Brown and Mr.. {. 4. Sratton, and
an VIII w Vp'H Oh OF btlDjf january !,
1883. Two cnterprisin% and scholarly gen
ticmen have lately bought interests in the
Norwood school property, and Mr.. L. :.
TUiWilcr, who was turned out OF the agri-
cultural department OF the Backsburg
school because he did not wear the collar
OF Mahonc, is POW keeping the boarding
department nj Norwood.
Rev. MeS>rS. Parrish and ,rowdcr, OF
the Methodist Church. have recently been
conducting a prOtractcd meeting at Lee
chapel, and have made a large number Of
conyerts-somc thirty or more.
Our community is distressed 1t the death
OF Mrs. Clifford Cabcll, which occurred at
" Fcrnley," her residence, on James river.
several days since. She was the mother OF
Mrs. Russell Robinson, the handsome and
popular society leader Of Richmond. and
OF Mrs. Mary Cabell Early, OF Lynchburg.
distinguished in literary circles for the
grace and versatility of her STYLE.
As the election draws near strong ef-
forts are being made to bring out the white
voters en- mdSSe to support Tucker and
Massey, TO both OF whom we intend to give
Il handsome majority. Axis.
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,.c..u,affon Wanted.

Nrw York, November 3.-Henry T.:
Cls.- Of the firm Of Fairbanks & Co.. OF
This citv. left h's h.6me on the morning Of
saturday. October 2ist, to be absent a few
davs. with considerable money in his pos
session. since that date dillgent search has
been made, but nothing has been heard
from him. Any information OF him will
be gladly received by his firm, in New
York. or branches elsewhere. There was
no motive for Mr.. Clapp's disappearance.
His accounts were all straight, and he had
q large balance at his bank.
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Ex-Governor SMITH spent icsy minute,
IN our sanfum yesterday. At eighty-SiN
be is as eloquent as when young DR.. Pow.
ELL said OF him thirteen years ago, 81
would rather hear Governor SMITH saw ma
counfy"eh than TO hear any other man
speak an hour"
Colonel +. e. RrFFIN, who happened to
be present, generously offered 10 treat the
Governor to glass OF water, but the Coy
ernor wittily declined TO accept tIe invita-
fion ON the ground that he drank only
when he was thirsty.
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The Salvation Army I'm France.

LONDON, November "a dispatch from
iaris says: "The mastering of the SALIVA
tlon Army IN uniform outside the Cemetery
OF fere-ia-Chaisc was Il feature OF yester-
day-All-saints' Day. A correspondent
states that he was surprised at the respect
with which they are treated, although they
are lodged IN the very heart OF the reyolu-
tionary quarter"
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DEATHS.

Died, yesterday morning. At O'Clock, IN thls
the County Clare Ireland. In the eightieth year OF
her age. ,,..,,o,,,o .
Hcr funeral will take place from me residence Oh
street. THIS (eatGrdayl AFTERNOON at
O'Clock. The friends aud acqusintances OF the
family are most respectfully requested 10 attenh
Died. In Washington. ID. g., Thursday, Noyem-
her 2. 1882. al IL l.. NJ. Miss MATTE {.
BRIDGES, second daughter Of Mr.. David Bridges
Of this city. ,-,. ..
Her funeral VIII take place from Grace church NJ
~ O'Clock NJ. SATURDAY, November !, 1857
Friends of the family are invited TO attend.
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IN DRESS GOODS
yo,, Will, find the most cxqu,si" woRsTED
gu FRENCH NOVELTIES in Dol" VIZ"
anu 1npncsDEs in SILK and VEL'hi o,
Eleg,n, p,. OTToMANs, BLACK ara WIZ
ORED;
,vupOIDERED ROBES,
EMb iE'( nDh coLORED CAsHMEREs,
b hI,nontM CLOTH, GERSTER CLoTn-mn ,sS.
s,, ~ every price and quality ana III III ''''
shades used this season.
DIR CARPET STORE
a., ,hc second floor. and every one m.n.n1
Is o rtPpET. RUG, OIL-CL0Tli,or WiNpoM-
SnhnFs should not fail TO look through our
vor, Iarg. and wel-assorted stock oeiore p"'
chasing. >,,,~orrp VEL
We have MOQUETTE ana az "a Mi rtpESTRy in
VET CODY BRUssELsl; TAfh9t"l w ="
s,nr GRADES. THREE-PLY. TWO-p]n' IN
TpA sI,PERFlNE INGRAM LlsI' '"i-
NTsE. and HEMP CARPETS; ,,o
o,,vpNA VELVET. ADMINISTERS "O-
oJrETTE. and OIL-CL0TiI RUSS
CoCaA MATS in every size and qua'i'y;
InRUGGETs-every size and prices thae "i"''
please: ,,. eu,nES
. ,,1o,diJ stock OF WINDOW-SHADES.
ro crown all we are prepared TO do any WORE ~
mis- denartment at short notice ana guar '"'''
sa,isr,ctlon. LEVY, DAVIS DRAhE'
s'''''i'''''"' successors to Levy Brothers,
oc 25 lOl' anu l"A' 49, -
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Aveteran hard-money, ASDREw-JAcxsos
democrat declared yesterday that whilst he
would not speak to Mr.. MASSEY nor allow
MASSEY to speak TO him, nothing on eanh
should prevent HIM from voting for "the
"'d man." He viii support Massey as the
representative OF the Democratic party and
~ u candidate opposed 10 Mahoneism.
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For morning sickness, nausea, sick sto-
mach. heartburn, and indigestion, take
Licbig Company's Coca Beef Tonic: Be-
ware OF limitations. 1t is superior to any
tonic have ever prescribed, says PROBES.
sor +. NJ. Hale, OF the Chicago Medical
COLLEGE,
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Nessrs. BEcKwITn e. PARnAM, Main
street, have sent HIS the October No. OF the
british Quarterly Reviete. "Is the Belief
IN Miracles Reasonable Is the title of an
able aud well-reasoncd article.
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A ADJUSTMENTS.

DIClIMOND THEATRE-TO-DAY.
IL MATINEE 2 y. NJ; EVENING ATS.
COLLlER'S lights O. LONDON COM
PANI.
An unqualified ana an assured success at tho
union-Square Theatre, New York, and wherever
else performed, George ). SHINES powerful spec
tacular mciOdr.ma. ~
TIE LIGHTS ~ LONDON,
presented with an especially selected comDanv of
NC icsi talent IN the country, under the auspices
of Mr.. 4. VI. Palmer, of the Unlon-S1uarc 'fbe,-
IRE New York, and with al the scenery, proper
ies and mechanical appliances rs used al mat
theatre. ~
SCMEoF PRICES: Reserved seats I'm orchestra
or circle aud drcss-crcie. 81; admission. 75c.
iiily circle, 5Oc; gallery, 2jc. Seats al Theatre
and Ramos & Moses ''0'''''
MATINEE SATURDAY. L. VI. Admission.
1Oc.; reserved seats zoe; children csc. no 4-lts
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r1gYOUyG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS.

III YOUNG MEMS CllKlSIlAN 40
sOCIATION.-TO-NIGHT ut o'clock lecture on
the International Lesson by Professor WINSTON
To-lloRRow EVENING at 3 o'clock Song Ser
vice.
MONDAY NIGHT at $50 Gopscl Service.
THURSDAY NIGHT ut $50 Bible Class.
THURSDAY NIGHT at $3.50 Training Glass.
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NJ COHEN BROTHERS
WILL SELL ON
MONDAY, OCTOBER ODD.

: cases DRESS GOODS AT lOc. 4 yard that they
sold heretofore at ID and &c.:
NOVELTY DRESS FABRICS, in French and
English. at considerable reduction;
IL-WOOL DRESS FLANNEL> reduced to
32.c.;
COMBINATION WORsTED SCIriNGS at con-
siderable reduction;
DRESS FABRICS Of every description a reduced
prices;
Among MOURNING FABRICS are 44-INCi
LTPIN'S OTTOMAN CASHMERE ct sJc.'
the price Of which + 1923;
SUk-W ARP HANANNAIl CLOTHat Sl.2J' our
own importation and heretofore sold mt Sl.71
PURE SILK MERVEULEUX, % inches wide
al s0c.. generally sold at 9l.5O-thl' we have
In BLACK only; We have the COLOEED In
the same quality at CSC;
We are .olling an ALi--lLK SATIN MERNElL-
IEUX at s1.25 hat would have sold freely At
- yard last season;
COLORED GROs-GRAIN SILKS at Soc 4 yard
thar everybody Is inclined to get Sl.25 for;
100 dozen TRENCU-WONE CORsETS at 3jc.-
sold everywhere mt 80 To GOc.;
l25 dozen FRENCH SATTEEN CORSETs at
37ilc., equal to anything sold In this city ut
7Jc.;
Also Il large stock Of HOSIERY atrcducod prices
L. pieces BLACK SILK VELVET at 75c. yard;
27-lNCH BLACK SILK VELVET Nyoncse man
ufacluro) At $3.50. usually sold at - a yard;
~ u"A-.. 'pIEs' siEpiNO KNIT VESTS AT
BIC. The same quality sold everywhere at
Sl.25 pair;
> eases BLEACIIED STIEETING, two and halt
yard, wide, at lsc y yard.
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be en-
tlrely prevented by the Use OF Burnett's
Cocaine.
Housekeepers should insist upon obtain.
ing BurnetPs Fieyoring Extracts. They
are the best.
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nTUNION STATION METHODIST
CIIURCH.-Prcachng SUNDAY, November 0th'
at IL AN. by the pastor, Rev. W. c. NApEN-
subject, Loving and IIatlng"; at ~ j. NJ. by
Rev. Il. y. SLEDD.
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NJ FRENCH BRANDY.

JAMES UENNESSY BRANDY, in casks ana
eases, direct from Mcssr' llennessy to', "E-
nae France, for sale i'm bond or duty paul. ana vi
very liberal terms to the trade by
Oc Tim OoNN" ''-'N'
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DRY GOODs,.As;


r. ). LEVY & co.,
IL a,s EAST BROAD STREET
fate of the firm Of Levy Brothers'F
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS w
NEW STORE.
NEW STORE.
my GOODS OF EVERY KIND.
NOTIONs-lates' novelties;
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIEs-our own man-
ufacture, unsurpassed by any;
DRESS GOODS, Trimmings.
sHEETINGs,
TABLE-DAMAsKs,
NAPKINS, TOWELS
CoUNTERPANEs.
BLANKETS,
GENTLEMEN'S Ian NDhihD NNb ~
LAUNDRIED SHIRTS
COLLARS, CUFFS,
TIES and sCARFs in every style.
ON orr SPECIAL COUNTER for tlis week:
REMNANTS or GRAPE. at about HALF rcs-
ular value;
SILK PLUSH worth $3.50 per yard a, on'y
sI.GO per yard;
GENTLEMEN's COLOEED PERCALE
suRT-COLLAKs Pc. each, worth o. 10
T.J.LEVY & Coz
mo- 2l3 east Broad street.
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M CHRISTADELPIIIAN ECCLE-
STA at LEWIS Hall. Meeting at IL \. NJ. sub
ject What IS the Destiny Of This Earth as set
Forth by Inspired Testimony"
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OFFICIAL.
DELNQUENT TAX-COLLECTOKS.

~
CoNWoNwEALTH or VIRGINIA.
OFFICE or AUDITOR Oh TrrLic ACCOUNTS.
RICHMOND. Va. Oetobcr 30. l~-o.
N-o.ico,.b.-,l,. ...,..,, 80 a. ,,. '.,.'.,...
fi,,,i ' - - s'',en' ~ ~! NJ
nt.TI%nrt VI C,pIl trfnN Dtiin'
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tVr~ii.f.. Wtllia',n ,fln,t,t,u..
tir'lia. H. T. V,a,i'',o ''N'
amherst. Joseph Porter.
Npo.il.t,f,v 4 f. i..rt.,
Nnau-ta. l.. Cnrii..
Uath. Tballi- !. C.lic,.
Bedford. n. {. Wilson.
Ehud William Dlliri
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Hr,,n,,r . . .'r, n ii.,|Icw'o''
i.ncb,n,n. iIrx'n.... r'i,,c-,
T"cti'"l,,,' ~ T Is $500
C"nIhcI. 1,i,,'J n - T., na,
Carrlm. aVyron., !, ,'''i,a,, .,u. N.
Ill, "''""'' H""lVn'e H. NH1lc"> ana W. Mer'
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tiold r. r. Ifo,vcI
kluyauua i f. Uadon
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t;oocbland. ! 4. Tbtiiir.'i''.' ,,,s' y .r.
t,r1y,"n. Nbncr ,Iomrs '' anu IA ~ turner
Greene. Jerry Dcane.
U,lIf.,x .IoLn u Cr,i.rio
Hanover. Il " Nitrh,1
H.nricn 1 "a Som,I,,''.i 81, IL,
Henry r. r I,,, o"'" "''" anu ichrY Neurohr'
iHghiand. oscar Bir1
Isie az Wigbt ,t',t
I,n,os ',tr ~ ,Iii,iN.- ai'iI,c.
King george Within u,lD,";di
King ana Queen ihoma. = X"l,v
King William. John o. IrntrH,m''1,1
Lancaster Ar,pi t''d \ iri..i, '''''
Lee. W. r. Drvdcn.
Loudoun. l.. ii. Potr,ricld
Louisa. ". j. Daniel aud tieor-e Turner.
Luneuburg John Boswell.
Madison, H. \. seal
Mathews, Leonard Smlthcg.
Mecklenburg. john T.. Hendricks,
Mlddic-cX, T.. II. Gaines
Montgomery, I. X. ~hcior.
Nanscmopd. i. {. Builder.
Nelson j. l.. Hughes.
New Kent, g. u. Blg,-,uham.
Norfolk county. james L. Lt~ner
northampton. Ihnma, l.. loathprbury.
NorthumhcrlSni, Charles Hall.
Nottowhy, samuel Webster.
orange, +. II. Stoncsihcr
rage' Solun /. Kite
PAirck, Murray Turner.
Pit,,ylyanil. Joseph Davis.
Iowhatan. james {. jordan.
pirince Edward; H. r. Hooper.
p primce George; W llliam f. Supplec.
princc y n Ill., - -, 81 heu'm.
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III FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CHURCH Seventh street between Broad ana
GrIce)-Rcv. WILLIAM G. ScHAEFFER' pastor
Preaching at IL 4. NJ. and 1870 l.. VI. Nlsi'ors
welcome. Seats free.
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Hon A. NJ. KELLEY will address the peo-
pie Of Greenville county at Hicksford on
next Monday, November 9Th, it being
on,tFt-
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II MONUMENTAL CHURCII.-Di-
vine service at / l 4. VI. and quarter to 8 T. NJ
TO-NORRow In this church.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the POTOMAC RAIL-
KOAD COMPANY viii be held at the Office Of the
Richmond. Fredericksburg aud Poto1 ac railroaI
In the city Of Richmond. on WEDNESDAY the
10Th day OF November 1892. NJ | | o'clock A NJ
no Ltd j. Il. WINSTON. Secretary
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n>TTRINITY METHODIST CHURCH
lcorner of Broad and Twentieth streets)-J. WILEY
BLEDsOE pastor.-Prcaching by pastor at Ii ~
VI. and at ~ p VI. Young mems prayer-mectlns
ut 3 L. VI.
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