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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-11-02
THE CANVASS IN THE STATE.
Democratic oyster.Roast I'm Matthew.

A coon CROWD AID A SPLENDID SPEECH PROM
SENATOR BLAsD--TBE COUNTY ALL RIGHT.
correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch'l
MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, VA,l
October 80, 1888.
On Thursday the 18th instant there was
IN oyster-roast at the packing-hotse OF
Mr.. Seth i. Miller, on East river, IN tl'is
county. and Senator b. +. Bland made
splendd speech In behalf Of Democracy.
There was very large crowd present Tor
an occasion Of the kind-numbering seve-
raj hundred-and the people seemed 20 ne
thoroughly aroused, talking and acting as
IL thew are well aware OF the fact that "A
mighty work Is TO be done; that each one
of them Is soldier in the ranks OF the
great Democratic army that is now solidly
and VIGOROUSLY assailing the already
broken lines OF the enemy.
Senator Bland made one OF those ring
ing, able speeches OF which he is so capa-
bic, and II had telling effect. IL was one
OF the kind that will bear fruit on election
day. The weak were strengthened, the
dull aroused, and the doubling convinced:
After the speaking the crowd assembled
around the oysters. and every one ate to his
ill. never saw people enjoy themselves
more.
Matthews is all right, and you can. put
down Browne Evans. the Democratic caE-
dida,e. as certain for reelection. III.
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FANCY GOODS.
FANCY GOODS.
- 4 L V L y )
Is CROWDING HIS STORE WITH NOVEL
TIES
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE THE
BARGAINS.

HANDSOME SATCHEL SHAPED BRUSH
AND-COMB SETS al -:
ELEGANT FLUSH BOX, filed with Florence
Goods. az -: -
Novelties In finer PLUSH and LEATHER SETS f;
\ LOVELY PLUSH ALBUM at Sl.50:
4 BEAUTIFUL FULL-SlZED PLUSH EN-
BROIDERED ALBUM at 81;
Big bargains In VELVET and MOQUETTE
RUGS. Have sold over 200 the past week.
HANDSOM II ND-P AlNTED FRUIT
PLATES AT 500. - -. and 80 dozen;
BEAUTIFUL PAINTED ENGLISH TEA-SETS-
SO pieces from II 10 S4.5O:
The hindsomest line Of LOW-PRlCED TIN
SETS sold IN town.
Look at orr prices on SOLID STEEL and SILL
VENTILATED TABLE-kNiNES tROdgers
makel. We are having biz run.
In yOlLET-SETS aud VASES we never before
showed so fine line. The VASES ~ ~ pair
would be cheap at SO and the FINE TOILET
SETS. In stand. al -. bargain at 30.
II will pay and please y0u 10 call at
oc2l STEVENS. sos Broad street.
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Everything SOLID As ROCK HARD AS ADA
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Discovery !-ReyolutioniZes the Liquid Glue Busi-
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UHbredkdJle and IaSepdrtblei A SAMs0NlAN
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GlHes CHINA, WOOD, GLASS, Leather, Billiard
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather and Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Bnc-a-Brac, and Every
thing Else with Inseparablc Tenacity! MANC-
FACTUREES OF Textile Fabrics. straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation Stained Glass, Gum
Labels, Fine Carriages and Planes. Paper. Card
Board, Oh Cloth and Carpets. who use ROYAL
GLUE for Sizing, Stihening and Glueng Purposes,
supplied by the Pint, Gallon. or Al GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks for Itself. The
breakable Qualities. us Great SIpoOthness. Flcxi-
bllty nd strength FLASHES kELIGHTNlNG
from one Customer to AnOther!i LIVE SALES
MEN JOB Thousands Of bottles Of ROYAL Glue 20
Druggists Grocers. etc SMALL BOYS sell Inn
drs8s NJ BOTTLES u Business Offices ana Families
20 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush and Tin Cover
by MAIL, POSTPAID. 10 cents extra. Manufactured
by J. L. O'MEARA & Co,
l347 Pennsylvania ave-, Washington. ID. &.
LIVE AGENTS want In every City ana CouR.
~ throughout the United states, Canada, Europe
statiOners. Hardware and Variety Dealers every
where. The Trade aud Public supplied by BURR
K Bridges. 1908 Franklin street, PURCELL,
LADD & CO..POWERS. TAYLOR & Co. BOD
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DOCK AND JOB WORK
~ NEATLY EXECUTED
AT THE
DISPATCH PkINTING-HOUsE-
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100 HORSES AND MULES, IN
IOO SUITABLE FOR ALL PUR- /c.5N
POSES, FOR SALE--lust arrived Il carload
NICE KENTUCKY HORSES. Call and see our
stock before buying elsewhere.
JOSEPH VI. ODENHEIMER e Co.
Kentucky stables,
corner Fifteenth and Franklin streets.
l.
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THOROUGHBRED ST. BER- ~
Il NARD and NEW FOUNDLANDASSn
PUPS for sale. SIX pups six weeks old; two pups
SIX months old-One brown. the other black; mea-
sure six feet from tip 90 tip and two feet four
inches high at front shoulder. The finest pups Of
their age In America. Call and see them at No.
Is Fourteenth street. no Isis
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-05-09
Minnesota.


En- ung dansk mormon ofvar missions
arbete bland skandinaverna Otter Tail
county.
Vid explosion af en- angpanna st.
Peters DARIUS skallades bitradande kocken
ganska lila.
Ofverk6rd. En- liten sju ars ficka.
dotter till mr. Ratzke. ofverkordes 10rdags
af EFT xlingslokomotiv, hvarvid ena foten
krossades.
Liket af en- okand mansperson uppgraf-
des onsdags morgon ur en- sandglop i nor
ra delen af Brainerd. Man tror sig vara
nagot brott pa sparen.
Liket efter Fredrika Peterson, en- af de
tire, som forllden host drunknade under for
soket att 6fverga isen mellan Lake City
och Stockholm, Wis, bittades forliden vec-
ka vid Kings Cooley.
Eldsvada. Tidigt pa torsdags morgo-
men nedbrann svenska baptistforsamlingen
pastorsbostSlle Brainerd. F5rlusten ar
81 400 och brandf6rsskringen uppgar till
81 600. Pastorns mann ar j. Izelarom.
SinnesnHrvarO. En- lf,g sutton arig
licka j Sleepy Eye fastpade med ena foten
melIan iva jernvagsskenor framf6r EFT an
nalkande tag. Hon f6rs6lus att slita sig
los, men det var om6jligt, och hon hade da
den sinnesnarvaron att lagga sig ned med
kroppen utanfor sparet. med den paf0ljd,
att hennes liz raddadss, ehuru hon f5rlors-
de sin fot.
TJufvar. - Inbrott skedde J. w.
Treasdell & Co. grocery-butik uti ST. Cloud
sondags fora veckan, hvarvid $l10 togos
ar kassask&pet, hvilket upplastes. .-Samma
matt bro,o tjufvar sig in i r. j. Leib's sko-
handel Faribault, der de togo $98 och nd
gra vardepapper ur kassaskapet. 4 +.
Innebrand. Vid middagstiden SON
days en- vecka sedan nedbrann cit stort stall,
tillhorigt +. d. sheriff Dill town of Ere
mont, Winona county, och Lafayette Lapi-
er, en- sexarig son till mrs. David Lapier,
blef innebrand. Man antager att gossen
lekte med tandstickor holidret. Det for
branda liket patraffades i den delen af ruiz
nerna., En- ko, iva swim. en- del groda och
akerbruksredskaper blefvo afven lagornas
rof.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-05-09
Senaste Nyheter.

Under EFT askvader s5ndags eftermiddag
lekte i Winona, Mimi, trenne d0ttrar af
Jakob Morawiz pa gatan under EFT paraply,
da de trafades af en- blixt. De tya alire
fickorna, MO och elfva ar gamla, dodades
6gonblickligen. Der tredje fickan, sex an
gammal, forlamades hogra sidan, men hon
torde tillfriskna. Flickornas klader togo
ED. - Vattnet i Red River sjunker fyra
|tum ON dagen st. Vincents. - En- kroga-
re har skjutit postmastare Wenaus Benson,
MINI. - E. Larson Crookston, MIMI,
drunknade lordags. - Minneapolis ha,
City Council beslutat att hoja kroglicense
till $500, men mayor Ames har belagt for.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-05-09

ofvertygelsen, att Amerika icke var annat
an "humbug".
Ofversvamning. En- yaamaende far
mare vid namn B. J. Roop, boende
sex mil fran Franklin. Ga. vid Hilla-
hotchie floden, hems0ktes forliden matt af
en- olyckshandelse, som kostade hans hustru
och tre barn lifvet. Vattnet i foden bor-
jade nemligen helt ovantadt att stiga, ,hvar-
igenom Roop's boningshus, lyftades af
grunden och dref utfor den uppsvald Aoden
tills det slutligen stotte mot en- tladstam och
krossades. Vid skenet af en- blixt sag Roop
sin familj sjunka ned i djupet; sjelf lycka-
des han fatta tag an Madras, pa hvilken
han dref omkring, till dess han fastnade
i EFT trad, hvarifran han foljande morgon
ett fortvifladt tillstand saddades.
Eldsvada utbrot tidigt forliden NOR.
gon Fo,tndlings Home New York, hvar-
est As modrar och $50 sma barn lago och
sofvo. Genom den starka hettan sprungo
fonsterrutorna sender, hvarvid roken icke
fick tillfalle att utbreda sig byggnaden.
Anstaltens lakare, hvilken god It'd
blifvit varskodd, underrattade en- afsystrar-
ne om olyckan. Hon gick da lugnt in j
rummen, vackte m6drarne och uppmanade
dem att taga barnen med sig och begifva
sig ofver en- jernbro till hufvudbyggnaden.
Nagra af m6drarne blefvo sd f0rskrackta,
att de endast vile taga sina egna barn, men
systrarne tvingade dem att afven taga de
andra hjelplosa. Inom I'd minuter voro ALA
florida i sakerhet, hvilket till stor del boz
tillskrifvas den beslutsamhet, som systrarne
visade vid olyckstillfallet.
FattigdOm och nod herska ofta bland
de immigrantskaror, som styra kosan at ve
stern for att der soka sig hem. Eft beklag'
ligt exempel har pa hade man har ON da-
gen tillfalle att sc Montreal, Ka., dit ire
hundra lrlandska immigranter, | det mes
ntblottade tillstand, ankommit, pa vag till
St. Paul for att bositta sig Minnesota
Kolonisterna voro ledsagade af en- prest, til
hvilken de med fortroende viinde sig fol
anhallandet af rad och bistand. Deras ut
styrsel var den mes. miserable man gern'
kan tanka sig, de fiesta saknade for klima
tet passande klader, SAINT inga medel at
forskafa sig ems det nodvandiga, somlig
hade icke ems skor pa fotterna. Kanada
myndigheter hade vagrat den arma immi
grantskaran all help, da dess NAL var al
nedsitta sig AMMAN stat.
1 Beklaglig f1rbrytelse. yaxel
maklaren Macduff | New York, kind SOL
en- strifsam och god man, forrofvade en- da
torra veckan EFT grasligt mord, forst d 81
hustru, derefter Il sin sex ars gamle Sol
SAINT till sist sjelfmord. Skotten blefvo ho
da af en- person, som bodde samma hus, me
denne antog att dessa aflossats pa gatal
t6rst iva timmar derefter blef den sorglig
Landelsen kand. Fru Macduf lag me
ansigtet mot golfvet, och syntes EFT gapar
de skottsar hennes hufvud. Man tror, al
hon nyligen kladt sig och varit sysselsat
att tillaga frukost, da hon traffades af de
m6rdande skottet. Sonen Willie lag d6d
sin sang. Macdutf sjelf lag, till halter
afklidd, samma rum, han hade skjutit sii
i munnen. Bevekelsegrunden till den hem
ska gerningen ar oforklarlig, synnerligas
som det akta paret Alta ar framlefvat et
fridfullt och lyckligt aktenskap.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-05-09

verldskroppar vagga uti ethern, verlden
vaxer man som kraften af var blick tillta-
ger, och nu utvecklar sig den universiela
skapelsen for oss sin verklighet, det den
bestammer pa en- gang var rang bland och
vart forhallande till den massa liknande
verldar, som utgora universum.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-05-09

slaget med slit 'veto".- Alderman Jerry
Mccarthy st. Paul arresterades s6ndAgs
emedan han forde oljud och uppf0rde slg pa
EFT opassande satt.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20

The times has passed when these
two can &c separated. From every
mission field there comes the cry,
tIntemperance isa greater obstacle to
the spread ofthe gospel than in heath
enism,n The evil is two fold-that
resulting from the influence of drink
ing sailors and tourists from Christian
nations, and the direct influence of In
temperance upon the natives. And
the evil Is growing; ia the early
history OF missions. India suffered
comparatively little frQ@ this source;
now, owing In large measure, to dis
tilleries Of cheap whiskey made from
beets, licensed and encouraged by
Christian Britain, intemperance is 50
largely ON the increase as 10 appall the
missionaries. They write that even
the children in the mission schools are
falling victims. During thelate mis-
sionary conference in Calcutta, the
largest gathering of missionary. ever
convened on that field, an entire day
was devoted to this topic, so deeply
impressed were with its magnitude.
The deleterious influence of intemper
anee upon mission in Africa, Japan,
China, and indeed all mission. fields,i |
indisputable and alarming. The
Christian world Is fast being brought
face to face with the great problem:
aHow can souls be saved from the
combined influence of lleathenism and
intemporancee'' Christians have
sometimes felt that work for mission
was more distinctivey work for Christ
| than temperance work must be done.
or mission work viii prove a failure.
So long as Christian nations send out
the disciples Of Baechus In much
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20
TEMPERANCE DEPARTMENT.,
EDITED ny THE
WOmsns Christian Temperance Union
aUaRTgmLY MEET1sG.

The regular quarterly nesting Of The
W. q. /. U. occurred on July 3. Re
ports were ofIsIel by the Pres, Vice
Pres, Treas, Rec. See, Cor. See., and
Supt. of the Y. =. r T., and the
Temperance Literature aud aUDion
Signal" committees. These reports
were all encouraging aud showed iIlst
more had been accomplished in temper
ance work aud more business transacted
In the last three montI ., than ia either
Of the preceding years.
The Treas. reported sGI.95 received
with $3.50 now in the treasury. OF
the collection Of s38 OF June l2, $50
were paid TO Miss Willard. The dues
Of the now members will enable the
Union TO act with less embarrassment
and enlarge It's work.
The Recording Sec. stated that sew.
enty-nine namrs were nov enrolled, an
increase Of over forty during the
quarter. Ten Of these are names of
gentlemen, who have become honorary
members.
The snpt. Of the Y. p. T. U. report
ed a favorable beginning Of Juvenile
work and earnestly requested support.
Prizes will be offered for regular al.
tendance.
The Temperance Literature commit.
tee has kept hook at the r. r.. depot,
the p. O. and at the Y. p. c. A. Hall,
supplied with papers and hand bills.
The committee wishes to direct publ:
attention to the literature at thss.
places. While designed to influenc.
the intemPerate, the Temperance worker
m&y find in them useful illustrations
and arguments.
cOnvioced thac intelligent effort
demands thonght and study, the com.
mittee has ordered the series Of pamph.
lets and papers included in the courst
of reading prepared by the Cor. Sec
Of the National Union, and urged up
on our attention ly Miss Willard. j
is hoped that these will be read by tn
members, either at the regular meet
ings or in private.
The committee for obtSining sub
scribers for the "Gnion Signal" report
ell several additional names. Thi
paper, the official organ of the Natiens
Union, is an excellent family paper an
invaluable in our work.
At previous meeting committe
was appointed TO take under advise
ment lecture course for the comm
Fall and Winter. We are sure 90
friends, when called upon. will supPoI
us in this eif>it to provide entertain
ments, pleasing aud instructive, and I
raise means to carry on this temperanC
work.
The most encouraging feature of OF
reports is the large increase in men
bershir. While we are aware that
number of members cannot attend a
, OF the meetings. but we are gratefl
for their occasional presence, and il
, hoped the majority viii attend reguls
ly and promptly. If there are willir
hearts and hands, new lines of labor
Church, 8. s, Public School, 81
: young womens work, may now
: undertaken. Smaller towns are lookir
:. to US for help.
Praying, reading, faithful to evel
duty, what grand results may eight
women and men accomplish
SECRETARY.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20

greater number than tie disciples Of
Christ, their influence upon heathen
nations must be evil, and that eontin-
nally. If preaching Christ 10 the
beathen be our only Incentive, It mDst
lead Us to do Temperance work ct
nome;gthat those who go rrofn us to
them may not undo all we are striv-
ing 20 do for Christ among the nations
that know Him not, but who receive
all coming from Christian lands as his
representatives.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20


The woman who has measure Of
beaaty does not hide her light under
bushel.
A mule resembles many mechanics.
He Is generally backward ia bis work.
When nan turns over a new leaf
be is too frequently near the conclusion
Of the book. Of life.
You must not think thai a msn Ct
ninety will refnSs polite reqafst be-
canse be is mono -genariaB.
A pleasant summer resort-the back
part of yonri town bouse. Yoa win
End it cool, retired and sheddy.
The time draweth nigh when one
lemon skin, stick and four pals Of
water makes tab foil Of 6ne lemon
ade.
A baggage smaAber will not treat
your trunk with consideration unless
you give him something better than
chest note.
This Is called the eloquent season.
II would not be so popular If young
couples could look into the futnre and
1nd out how much wood viii cost next
winter.
Key believes he has discovered hat
the ambrOsia Of the gods was composed
of. He says he Is willing u bet a
hundred dollars against eli the chop
sticks in the country that rice Is a Ce-
lestial food.
And now the yellow dog keeps fur
ther from the small boy than he did
few months ago. for, yes, verify, he
knowetb, way do~n IN bis honest old
heart, that it is s0' in The shade and
all throwable stones are net frozen
down in the ground.
"Condactor r'texcisimed tall, raw
boned man. Conductor, what DO YOU
call those pieces Of wood unIer the
rails r. aThev are called the sIeepers, .
replied the conductor. "Iust 50"
murmured the qaestioner. "Aud
suppose they get that name on this
road from the fact that you don't travel
/, over them fast enough to wake them
mp r And, being a tall. raw honed
, man, the conductor male him 40 reply.
: Timblethorpe is of very benevolent
disposition. Contract with the world
has not sonrei the milk &c human
Blindness in his hreast therefore i
; was natural, when man esiis-l AZ hi
door the other Sunday mornins. and -si.
r be had been shipwreeked, for Tmble
thorpe to give him bis second best sn;
Of clothes. Mrs. Timhlethetp= said ~
I was fool to bestow charity on per
I son be did not know, but Ter HUSBAND
= replied that the unfortunate man haC
: nothing on but pair of overalis, an'
of course be cOnld not go to church il
! such rig as that. Mrs. Tumble
4 thorpe quietly remarked thai he ri
!. was not very marine one at all events
and that the nan had a very dirty fac
for one who had been in the water 70
' any length cf time. The subject wa
, dropped at this, but the next evenin
: it was resumed when Tinblethor
came home to dinner and his wife said
"By the way, Timothy, I saw you
second best suit of clothes hangin,
outside of a pawn shop to-day"
Gl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20

Unless it had great merit Parker's
Ginger Tonic could not be so popular.
Its sale has spread remarkably every
where, because invalids find 1t gives
hem new life and vigor when other
medicines fail entirely.-Oh;o Fsra.r.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20

All ladies' know their fares re
most attractive when free from PIN.
pies. Parker's Ginger Tonic Is POI
alar among them because it hanishes
impurities from blood and skin, and
makes the face glow with health.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20

In speaking of railroad accidents
and the earth's rotation, r Randolph
shows that the defective force arising
from the earth's rotation is entirely
too small to determine derailments,
and also, that, as an excess of right
handed derailmeslts has been credit
ed solely to north and south tracks,
this proves 1t to be wholly imaginary,
for the defective force at any lati-
tude is the same for all directions.
M. Angot fin Is that the harvest in
France for winter wheat j. retarded
on an average four days when the
height is increased about $50 feet.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20

c. o. Boatelle of the United States
Coast Survey iinds that the magnesium
light employed By the survey may be
used for distances as great as seventy
miles and that the ordinary student
lamp with parabosic reflector NAV he
seen fortv miles.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1883-07-20
8 !, Sept. l4th, 1880.

Hop Bstters Coz ToRoSTo
have been sidx for the past six
years, suffering from dyspepsia and
general weakness. ! have used three
bottles Of Hop Bittcrs, and they have
done wonders for me. ] am we'll and
able to work. and eat and sleep well.
! cannot soy too much for Hop Bitters.
SIMON ROBBINS.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1883-11-29
What Regiment Opened the BATTLE Of Gettyslursa

What Regiment Opened the Battle OF Gettysburg
To the Editor NATIONAL TRIBUNE:
Although several statements have been made
regarding the opening of the battle of Gettys-
barg, / haze hitherto RETAINED from saying
anything. but now am DESTROYS Of coming
to the front to viHdicate the honor OF nay
regiment, without, however, wishing to de-
tract from the merits of any ether organi-
cation. In your issue OF November 18th.
Comrade Ruff, seth Pennsylvania volunteers
claims the honor for his regiment ] would
say that the brigade TO which my regiment
ll7th Pennsylvania volunteer cavalry belonged
entered the town the day previous 10 the open
ing of the battle, and the brigade I'd brigade,
Isl cavalry diyisioaj was placed on picket for
the night. Being attacked early the following
morning, July LIST, By an overwhelming force
of Conlederates, it held them in check until
about 10 a. IL. when we were relieved by the
ist Army Corps Major General Reynolds COM
manding.
Comrade Ruff may be right as far as the in
fantry forces are concerned, but at the time of
the opening of the engagement think there
was no infantry on the field, and the honor is
claimed Tor the I'd brigade, Isl cavalry division,
Army of the Potomac, composed of the 18th, 9Th,
and 9Th New York and 18th Pennsylvania
cavalry. B. NJ. KERR,
Capt, Co. C., nth Pa. Cav.