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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

BriefS.-The proprietor OF the stage
line will proceed Immediately to have the
vehicle which went in the river 10y the fall
my OF Mayo's bridge repaired and made
ready for continued use in the conveyance
Of passengers between Manchester and
Richmond. The two horses drowned ut
the above disaster have been supplanted
since by others. Yesterday one stage was
on the line, coming by way OF the Free
bridge.
The contract for the re6rection OF the
broken span Of Mayo's bridge will be
given out to-day. The work will be push
ed toward completion with all speed. Pend
ing repairs, a temporary bridge for foot
passengers is talked Of.
The tho-oughfarcs OF this city were never
before in a more deplorable plight. The
soaking rains Of pearly whole months
continuance have just put them in a condi-
zion 10 make even pedestrian angel weep,
II not curse and tear his hair.
The new foundry, machine-shop, and
other additions to the Danville depot build
ings are about completed, and the rail-
road authorities will proceed at once TO
put IN the machinery necessary to operate
the new premises to the fullest extent.
The company proposes hereafter to build
their own engines rs well as do all other
sorts Of work necessary in operating the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BIIL
By Furman Topper.
Real Estate Agent and AuctiOncer,
1O1G Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR BUILD
l. ING-LOTS ON LAFAYETTE AVENUE
by virtue of deed of trust executed by Mortimer
BOwles and wife 10 the undersigned, Joseph Adams.
Joseph r. Farrar, and EdinbOrO' Archer, trustees
of tile Virginia Building and savings Company,
dated July 20, 1876. and recorded In the clerks
Office of Richmond Chanccry Court, ID. y. los &.
page i35, default being made IN the payment of u
certain bond secured therein, we Will sell by arc-
lion, on
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1882,
at o'clock Z. W., the premises. the above LOTS,
described I'm said trust-dced as fronting 20 feet D
inches each on the east side of Lafayette avenue.
and running northeast on said avenue 20 Marshall
street - feet inches: thence southeast along
Marshall street 81 feet; thence southwest 50 feet
inches thence northwest feet to point Of begin
ming.
TERMS: Cash.
JOSEPH ADAMS.
JOSEPH r. FARRAR. Trustees.
EDINBORO' ARCHERY
FURMAN UPPER, Auctioneer. fe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
MIs.G-NTONE.S.

NILL-STONES, MILL-STONES.-We
wi haze several pairs Of FRENCH BURR MILL
STONES Of the very best quality and make, which
have been used hu' short time, and which we viii
sell cheap. Parties In want viii please apply be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. 10
THE HANALL-tRENSllAN COMPANl.
fe 3-d.sw&W2W IllNAll Aill.. Rlchlnnml. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
by ". Goddln 4 Son, Auctloncer-.

URUSTEE'S SALE OF ALARGE LOT.
i WITH \ FIRST-RATE NEW BRICK STORE
AND DWELLING THEREON,ATTilE NORTH
EAST CORNER OF VI AND THIRTIET If
STREETS.-Hy virtue Of q deed Of trust executed
~ the subscriber by John \ Green and wife. dated
the 18Th of April, 1850. daily recorded In Rich
mOnd Chancery Court. in Dccd-BOok 4, PAGE l70.
on the l4th OF April, 1850, shrl a. trustee. al
the request of the beneficiary. proceed 10 sell at
public auction, on the premises. Un
MONDAY, FEBRUARY -, 1882,
at o'clock l.. W., f fair: if not. ou the first fair
day thcrcafterD that VALUABLE PROPERTY
LOCATED as above. having front on The north side
of VI street Of l55 feet. running back 100 feet,
bounded on the west by ThirtiCth street. having
thereon LARGE AND WELL-BCILT STORE
and DWELLING. now IN The occupancy ct said
John :. Green. On this lot there + small piece 81
land many years ago reserved for burial purposes
"a copy Of which reservation and It's boundaries
will be- exhibited AZ the time of saicl.
TERMS: Whilst The decd requires cash a. to eX-
pcnses Of sale and enough To pay or two ncgotia-
bic notes. one for Sl.2T2 III twelve months and the
authorized by the beneficiary to accept the cX-
pcnses and costs of sale. and ono third ct the debt
IN cash; and for the residue Of the debt literal
credits VIII De announced at the SALE For the sur
Plus Of the sale itany. liberal terms will be given,
for which a separate note Will De- taken. the whole
credit amounts being secured Nv negotiable notes
aud q decd of trust. ON The said debt Sl2O has
been paid nj sundry times.
special attention Is called 10 the sale of This val
liable property. WILLIAM j. MAYO.
fc > frlf-fep,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. F. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT; a specific for liystera. Dzzi-
ness, Commissions, Nervous Headache. Mem
tai Depression. Loss OF Memory. PrCmi-
turc old Age. caused by oycr-excriion. eN-
cess, or oyerworl Of the brain, which leads 10
misery, decay. and death. one box VII cure re-
cent eases. Each box contains one months treat
mCnt. One dollar box. or six boxes for five dol
lars-scnl by mall prepaid or receipt of price We
guarantee six boxes tO cure any case. With each
order received by rs for six boxes. accompanied
with five dollars, We win send the purchaser our
written guarantee Ia return the money VI The treat
Wcnt doe not effect cure. Guarantees issued by
BODEkER BROTHERS. Druggists. Wholesaleand
retail agents. Richmond. Va. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. myI5->a Tux THY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

seems that Miss Abbott was regarded oy
Patti as protfgf when the former was III
Paris several years ago.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

Only Pure Sugars are sold by Joseph
Nj. Blair, grocer, S26 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
RAILROAD LINES.


~ 49, ssl
RICHMON AND PETERsHT.pc
Az RAILROAD Y.-Iommeoc',,'.
s s,,, January ~, 1852, trains On III rosa
LEAVE nrcHMoyp-Sorru
$40 L. NJ, FAST NAIL, daily Makes tiro.yn
connections for Savannah. Son
only at Petersburg and hester '''I'
LOU y. VI, THROUGH MAIL, daily crn,,c.,
ing for Rslcigh, Charleston. A.
kust1; Aiken. savannah. and I,st
son'llie. stops NJ Shops, Ch..i,r
tehtraliA. Pullman Slce,.r. 49,
tween New York and Charlc.,ni o,,
1000 J.. NJ, MAIL, daily, makes throurb CON.
necuon Tor Charleston. Sa,gnp,l
and5aeSsonyillc. Stopsat Or.vl,"
bhii' tcntralla. and Chester pnn
man Palace siecping-Cars Iotur'n
n"sinihstyh and Jacksonyu. ffl
GOO J.. VI, FREIGHT. daily eNccut sr,5,.
GID \. ~, FREliiT. daily cNcc.5f Sund,
. LEAVE rETERSBUE6.-NOrru
900 ~ Ne ~; MAIL, daily. Stops oni, .,
$40 T.. W., THROUGH daily. coo,..,,...
WIN Richmond. Frederic kshnry ,,l
POTOMAC railroad for an poiufs 80
hnd West; also making c0pu.,f...,
WIN chesapeake and Ohio r,if,,.,.,
Tor ail points West. hi. tr,'
s,ops AZ hanchcstcF, Chester. ,r.
tcnulha. Pullman ~i.cp,ls On ~
Wlln between Charleston and So.
GAO \. W., MAIL, daily. connecting d,lis .,,
cept eund1yl with tie Elrhiu...f
freiercksbnrg md Pot0mar .-.l
roid Tor the North and Net san
~ Chester. Drcwrys Blum. and en-
ifaIil. Pullman Palace -loeplrg
cars between Jacksonville M
40 =, ana Washington on THIS tr,ir.
s;3V ~ W. tKtlGliI, daily except SuniIr
low - h' fkEiGhI' daily except >undat
a ufcct iour-hours connection T. made i,f,,..,.
Rlchmond and Norfolk 10y train, lcagirs Pi.b.
mono ~ ll;9O \. VI, and Norfolk I'D l2.lf - A.
All trains leaving Petersburg Will .,l-f 49, w.
"Pp''""''oN "ePoI 7. u. Mine
A., General >up,rIrfrrl'..t
i2i ' 'N't 100.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

Lecture. The announced lecture OF Rev.
DIR. Lambeth. Of Richmond, TO come off to-
night at the Methodist church, is exciting
considerable interest amongst the unmar-
ricd portion OF the people, being on sub
ject (s.Approachcs 10 Matrimony7') that in
Ierests most of the single members OF the
community. There Is every indication that
the lecturer will have large crowd to
hear him discourse on the congenial topic.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

Anew BOOKS.-ARSIESIS and other
y Poems. by ~. SIPS: One May Day. by
the author Of THE sun Maid zoe; The Com
ccpts aud Thcorics of Modern Physics. ly J. g..
Stale. Sl.75; studies IVA the Life Of Christ, 10y
by tie author Of Motley Blwn," zoe: Madame
Lucas. II; The Nerbalisi. by Ayres. IL: Esau
Emswick. 10y the author Of Patty" GOc.: Oscar
Wilde Poems. To- lands l.25. Agents for" kra-
nlch & Bach PIANOS.
"a MIST. Hon \~TlN a. 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
BY Quarles X McCurdy,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonecrs,
I2l2 Min street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALrA-
" BILE AND DESIRABLE MILL PROPER
TY, KNOWN AS DRINKER' S-MILL PROPER
ny, WITH ALL OF THE MACHINERY, STU
ATED IN THE COUNTY OF HENRlCO. on
THE RIVER ROAD. ABOUT a. MILES FROM
THE CITY, AT PUBLIC ATCTION.--IA purstl-
ancc of n decree In the Circuit Court OF Henrico
county. entered on the 3lst of May. 1881, in suit
styled Walker, saunders 4 Co. therein pending,
we, the undersigned, appointed special commits
siOners Thereby, viii Oer for sale "a the front door
of the Iienrico county courthouse, on
MONDAY. FEBRUARY -, 1882.
at o'clock u. VI. lthat being courI -day) that very
valuable MILL PROPERTY, with all of the ma
chinery above mentioned. The property fronts on
the river road and contains NINETEEN AND \
QUARTER ACRES. and adiOius the lands of T..
&. Hill. the land formerly owned by George Tnr-
ncr and others. This property viii SILL low and
being near the lnc Of the new extension of the
Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad. win I'm short time
greatly enhance In value, and good business can
be- done II n small outlay be made.
TERMS: one third cash residue AZ six and twelve
mOnths-ihe purchaser 10 give negotiable notes.
six per cent. added. and the title 10 be retained u-
I'll the entire purchasC-moncy be paid.
10. LANE STERN.
+. n. MCGUIRE.
Eppctni mi. .ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
SEINE-TI1READ.


SEINE-TIIREAD. N6t4sy5s-s
VIC have in stock all Nos. and brands Of SEINE
THREAD of our own importation. We call spe-
ca attention of fishermen and dealers in SEINE
THREAD TO the superior quality aud low prices
Of our Threads. Always on hand PATENT AND
SOFT SEINE-TWINES, PATENT AND SOFT
SEINE-L1NES, NAWk1NG. ROPES of al sorts,
CORkS. and CORK " OOD. al less than New York
prices. SEINES and NE1S of every description
Oh hand and made tp order 1T short notice.
J.. LICHJENSTElN * SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
Sole Importers of The LION BRAND sElNF-
THREAD. and importers of other brands. r. 2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
V1RUSTEE'S SALE or AVALUABLE

TRUSTEES SALE Or \ VALUABLE
i FARM WITHIN TWO MILES OF TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND. CONTAINING SO 9S9-
1000 ACRES.-In execution of q deed of trust
from Henry Lyeil and wife. dated the 6th day Of
October. $50 and OF record IN the clerks office
Of the County Court Of llenFicO. default having
been made IN the payment of the first note occurred
therein. ana being required to- do according 90
the terms of the deed. We, the undersigned, will
offer for sale ri public auction. ON the premises. al
$3.50 O'Clock Il. W. on
TUESDAY. February II, 1882.
that DESIRABLE FAEN. situated - the comfy
of HeurcO Immediately on the road leading from
the old Richmond and Dccp-Em turnpike e. sta
ples's mill, formerly owned by Richard schultz.
deceased, and recently occupied 10y the said Henry
Lyell, containing 50 g-9-l0OO ACRES Of
LAND. with COMFORTABLE DWELLING
aud all the usual Outh0usc5 thereon. Thi, farm Is
de,irabiy located, in a good state Of cultivation.
and has on IL an unusually good supply OF wood.
TERMS: Cash sufficient II pay expense. Of sale
and tie sum of sj2j. with interest thereon from
January /. 1882; as 70 $4,000, or credit of one,
two, three. four, and five years. payahie-SJ5O on
on the 1t day OF January, SS3. 1913 on tho lst
day Of January. 1884. $500 on the lst DAY at jau-
nary, $50. S625 on the lsi day of January. 1856,
5000 on the lsf day of January. 1857; and as to
tie residue OF The purchJsc-mOney, term, will Dee
announced on The day II sale
JOSEPH BRYAN.
Il. H. CALDWELL
fe 3 Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

The Oarsmen.- members Of the
Olympic Boat Club are prepared 10 COM
mcncc practice ius so soon a. the weather
will permit. Most Of the apparatus OF the
Club ION Nayo's island Is in fine order.
There are several hundred names on The
Clubs f5ll, and the question OF uniform
will probably engage the attention OF mem
bers at the first general meeting In the
spring. The subject has been mooted De-
fore. The main thing is TO get a uniform
that will be sufficiently distinctive without
being too conspicuous. Members do mol
want to run the risk OF being mistaken ioi
bogus naval officers, railroad conductors on
n holiday, or members OF German brass
hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
GAlNST SMALLPOX, DIPITllE.
~ RIA, TYPHOID-FEYER, Sc.

BLAIR'S CIn.OHAL TIIYMOL PHOPHYLAC.
TIC AND DlSlNFECTANT
destroys the germs Of contagious diseases IN ac-
cordance with the latest teachings OF science. It,
u-c Is simple, harmless, and agreeable. Il IS en-
ploycd 10y ONE OF our ablcst physicians.
Prepared by j. BLAIR,
corner Broad aud Ninth streets.
Price. SOC. % bottle. nos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, STOCK ICKG@
Il DWELLING No. 2l2 Main, near Third lii
street recently occupied by Dr. McDonald: 10
rooms: cO0hing-Iangc. hot and c0d-lah,k station
airy basins, marble mantels, &c. Apply TO
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
fq e-af ira Main efr,of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
~ VERY VALUABLE LOT ON TIE NORTH
SIDE on MAIN BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH STREETS. IN TIE CITY OF RICH
MOND.-By virtue of e decree of the Chancery
Court Of fhe city Of Richmond entered On the 1T
January, 1882, in the ease Of CON's executor
against Caholl. &C., tie undersigned. who were
thereby appointed rs special commissioners. will
offer tor sale at public auction, ON The prem-
~Cs. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY il, Iss2,
at O'Clock 7. VI. Cf fair: If not on 'hc next fair
lay thcrcaftcr) the truly VALUABLE LOT To-
Gated above. fronting about 30 feet. more or less,
on the north line of or Main street. running back
J 50 feet. more or les, 10 an alley In common ~
feet wide. and being the same lot on which for
more than twenty years stood the carpcntcr-shop
Of Mr.. ". II. West. This Is regarded a. one
amongst the most valuable Unimproycd lots now
on the market on Main street. It's size makes 10
peculiarly valuable for large wholesale store or
aspublic building. such rs au opcrI-housc. con-
cert hail. academy of music, or the like
The foregoing REAL ESTATE having been sold
az auction on the 7th June. 1881 and The pur-
chaser hereof having departed this life without
having complied with ihc terms Of saie. h will
now De res0d m the cost and expense of hi. estate
Tor one fourth cash; balance 81 one. two and three
years from the said IN June last. for negotiable
notes Interest hali-yCarly. secured by deed o.
trust. or all cash. al The option of The purchaser.
special attention of capitalists is called 10 this
sale. VI. W. GILLIAN,
\. Il. COURTNEY.
JAMES hL>TON CABELL.
fl f-lOt Special Commit siOncrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
ROOTS. SHOES. &c.

co OOO WORTH OF BOOTS %4yx
% ,OOO AND SHOES TIiAl essss@>|S=1
MIrS1 BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST
ODDS AND ENDS FIFTY PER CENT BELOW
COST-Ilaying determined to make a change IN
our bu,iness We will for the NkNr Thirty
DAYS sell our entire stock of BOOTS, SHOES.
TRIT MS. &C. &C.. AT AND EELOw COST FOR
CASH ONLY. Those desiring bargains viii do well
TO call nj once. .
All parties Indebted to this firm VIII please eau
and settle hv the lSr OF FEBEV ARi. or they
will be dealt with according to law.
j. VI. THOMPSON X CO..
5l3 east Broad street
JANUARY I9. 1852. jI l9-tfc2l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

Aid for the sufferers. meeting OF
citizens held Tuesday night at the court
house In aid cf the sufferers by the expio-
sion In the Grove shaft ut the Midlothian
coakmines was so fully attended by the
hest al our citizens as to show at once ina!
that unsimciy and lamentable casualty had
Snken the deepest hold on the attention a.
yeil rs enlisted the warmest sympathy OF
an, A goedly sum was directly contributed,
and committee was selected. with Dit.
Augustine Royal as chairman, charged
with tho duty OF making further coilec-
fjons an aid OF the sufferers The meeting
had the earnest sympathy Of all classes OF
citizens. white and colored alike.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09

THE NEW MAN AND THE ETER-
L NALLIFE. by Andrew Jul.c>. Price, Sl.75.
PALESTINE EXPLORED. BY Rev. James
Neil. Si.5O.
AUTHORIZED REPORT or THE PROCEED
INGS or TIE SEVENTH CHURCH con-
GRESS IN THE UNITED STATES 81.
STUDIES IN TIE HISTORY OF THE PRAYER
BOOK. By Rev. Dr. Lubbock. el.5O.
THE DECORATIVE sIsTERS-new supply
Price, sl.5O WOODHOUsE PARliAM.
ia27
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
VACCINATION.
USE ONLY NON-HCMANIZED VIRUS.

In an article Ia the NiDe'teuh CcnfuIB Dr..
CARPENTER. the distinguished English scientist.
saws that the alleged inciicicncy Of vaccination.
often asserted since DR.. Jcuner's time, has been
due Ia the fact that the Virus used in yaccnating
persons who aftCrward took the smallpox was not
fresh from the COW. hut had been weakened by
long trinsIn's SiOn through The human subject.
Vaccine virus not fresh from the cow. hat "hu-
maniZed" rs many removes. afford. no prOtec-
ton. and may communicate dangerous malaiics.
But Dr. Carpenter details many facts 10 show thai:
good bovine virus y free from Hr1ry all the Ohjec
lions which can be urred-and with a good deal of
forcc-againsl .'humauited" virus.
We are constantly receiving supplies of BOVINE
fhnn-Emnanizcdl VIRUS from the PENNSYLVANIA
Vaccine Company, who have facilities not sur
passed by ANY vaccine firm in the country for pro-
ducing Reliable virli, fresh from The COW.
PURCELL. LADD & CO.. Druggists
fs lylB Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
SALE OF THA1

by Wellington Goddin X son, Aurtionecrs,
corner Eleventh. aud Bank streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
NOOD BOOKS CHEAP.

MANERIY NOVELS. 4 volumes. ~, or y vol
n;nc,. S1O.sO: DICKENS. , VOLUMES, 500 ana
$500: TIIACKERAl. 10 volumes. 81 |; :
GEORGE ELIOT, : volumes. 80; DiSRAELl. IL
volumes. $40: DE QUINCY, volumes. $500:
DUMAS. 10 volumes, sl4; LEVER. 20 volumes,
S22: MARRYATr. 4 volumes. $40: sHAh-
SPEARE. from 75c. 10 500: POE. 4 VOLUMES,
SG.75: RRiC-A-BRAC SERIES, 10 volumes,
$3.50. Many other hooks at very low prices.
In 3I-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
rTOILET REQUISITES.

TOILET REQUISITES.
All FARINA SOAP:
FARINA COLOGNE timporlcdj. 2Jc. Dor bottle
KLOSTERFRAr tNt'NI COLOGNE;
CARMEL CASTLE SOAP:
IMPORTED FARiNA COLOGNES lall different
brands.
TOILET POWDERS AND COSMETIQTES:
l.. WAGNER. Druggist.
a. sgt Sixth and Broad streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09
DICMNOND AND ALLEGHAN1
IL RAILROAD.
TRAINS TO AND FROM RfCllMOtN ANI
WILLIAMSON

Close connection made AZ Richmond to 90
north aud south rta Richmond, frd,f. s.
and Potomac. Richmond and DanNill'. fHi
moud aud Petersburg railroads, 1rd no =
with Norfolk and " cstcm and Virgins "
railroads.
For other information apply ~ NJ
llO7 Bank street. Is. :. BAl,h'. I..
General Freight aud Ticket A-'
DECATTE ANTELL. General Manage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-02-09


CITY OF RICHMOND OR ARIEL.
carrying United States mailJ
=. 4. CLIFFORD. Commander.
leaves Richmond every MONDAI,W WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY at G:3O \. VI. for aboyc-namcd
places. cunncctingat Portsmouth, with the Bay Line
Tor OldPOut. Baltimore and the North. Return
Ing. the steamer leaves Norfolk az \. NJ. arriving
10 Richmond 40 about L. NJ.
Fare To Baltimore. - w
Fare 20 Philadelphia. ~
Fare 10 New ~ .
Fare Ia Boston II W
Through tickets on sale ON steamer andttt Gar
ber's Agency 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
STATEROOM- CAN BE ENGAGED FOR DAY
OR NIGHT.
FREIGHT
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Port mouth
~mfhhcld. ana Hampton; Washington. ID. G.;
Ncwbcrp. Washington, and larboro' y. t.' ana
an points in Eastern North Carolina: also. ion
Eastern shore OF Virginia, Old Point. and all rcgu
lar landings on james river AZ LOWEST IN IEs'
and through bills issued. J.. Il. TArUM
&c 26 superintendent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

Convention, and when he was NOM
mated every one felt and knew that
he was the popular choice. Since
that moment no true Republican
has doubted that the peoples choice
would be ratified at the polls in No
vember. The apparent lack of
earnestness and enthusiasm which
for time existed. and the PROPOSE
ton TO refer the nomination back to
the people was not born of any
doubt, nor indicative of any lack OF
confidence in the final result. but is
attributable only to the manly ex.
preston Of honest sentiment. desir-
Gus of avoiding offense to the small
dissatisfied minority in our ranks.
For the last thirty days the revul.
sion of sentiment in favor Of Gener-
al Beaver has been strong and steady.
His character, antecedents and large
ability are greatly in his favor, and
the mistaken folly of attempting to
injure him by abuse, or to hold him
responsible for the methods de.
nounced bv the Independents will
prove dismal failure. The people
will not set aside so gallant soldier
so true gentleman, because of the
howl of a few disappointed office
seekers, whose sole hope in the fu-
ture is based OF new deal in po-
litical management.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

[. s. SENATOR HALE-Blaine's
right-hand man-says that the tariff
question is the great issue in the
Maine campaign, and the people re-
alize ii. "If the Democrats shonld
defeat us this year." he says, at
will leave US at very great disad-
vantage in the campaign Of 1894. A
vital interest of the country would
be handed over 10 the Democracy.
who are pledged in advance to de-
stroy the tariff the moment they get
in power. Then it is a very i'm
portant IS well as serious matter
with our people that Maine shonld
stand right in the Republican col
umn, and pronounce against the
party pledged to destroy its material
interests" But Senator Stewart
says, that the election in the great
State of Pennsylvania has nothing
to do with the tariff question, and
that it is not an issue in this Safe.
This difference of opinion is caused
by the fact that Blaine and Hale are
Republicans. striving to preserve
their State and the country irqm
the hands of the Democracy,
Stewart and his followers are
Independents, laboring to turn this
State and the country over to the
Democracy. Hale is !. statesman,
Stewart demagogue
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-09-06

THE general reliability of the
Independent" newspaper may be
judged from the dispatches to the
Philadelphia Press and Pittsburgh
Dispatch, both of which journals
had reporters in attendance at the
Independent meeting in this place
on Wednesday evening last.
Both these veracious reporters
telegraphed their respective journals
that Col. Duff's speech was inter
rupted by the entrance into the hall
of delegation of "about two hun
dred Independent Republicans from
Meyersdale, headed by a band"
The truth is, as we are informed by a
gentleman who came over in the
train, that just forty-nine tickets
were sold at Meyersdale for Somer-
set on that train this included the
band, number of other passengers,
Democrats, Republicans and lads.
And his further statement was that
there were just fourteen Independent
voters in that delegation. But even
granting that the entire forty-nine
passengers on that train were Inde-
pendent voters, it will be seen that
it is reasonably safe to discount the
statements ofIndependents by three
fourtbs.