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gelen bic 6nrd anwenbune Der pfan;en Miidbuna
wieber uoltdnbig beraeitef spor6en, fonn man pom
1srs. e ibrer 4ripat sAbreie, 2pnn, Tta, erbaIs
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tern itt biefe @ii6nng unabertrefibar pie ,abts
reste Sengniiie beipeifen.
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aegen geritopfung, @alenbe{9werben NIB aeber
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gut III tliin.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-01
Cages 5 Wemi9feiten.
& II I q n b .

- Ser S1abmeiiter bat am 81.
Sanuar 9,756 ganf6eds fortgei6idt,
Bic suiammen so. 1864, ,048 betragen als
3inien Der 6ffentli6en S1ulb, bic am
/. 6ebruar fdaig finD.
= llnb nun lit audi Der Staatsl6ab=
meiIter BON 9llabama, s. s.. 8incent,
NIT 9interlaiiung zines SefiSits bon
$220,O00 bur9gebrannt. Sie 2egis=
latur bate elm &omite ernannt, bic
Bidder, 3e6nungen unb 6aiIe gu rebi=
biren. IS iolte feline 9lrbeiten am
Mittipo1 beginner, ba mar 9err 8inz
cent idom am Montag Nbeno abgereiit.
Mobin? tpeiB ytiemanb. Nineent ipefu=
lirte fart in Cotton 6utllres; bod ba=
BON muBte &einer etlpas. 9agege1t
fiel es auf, als er gu Gnoe bes berganz
genem Sabres ii9 elm feines Saus baute,
baiIelbe elegant einri6tete unb pferbe
unb Wasen ani6affte. Sn einem su=
riidgelalienen 8riefe an ieinen Gbsfelerf,
Scr. CRAWFORD, nimmt er bic ganae
S6ulb bes SesiSits auf li6 allein.
- Ser neue Bunhesienator bon Sec
brasfa beiBt @eneral Gbas. s. Man=
Oerion.
= Sn Ser Marinei6ule su Wnnapo=
liz 1T cine &ebolte gesen Die 8eamten
unb 2ebrer aussebro6en. 9ie llriaGe
1T foleenbe: Ser &abet Woobruif BON
Der eriten &laiie bate li6 zines unebrens
baften 8etra9ens ba6ur1 i6ulbig ges
ma6t, baB er auf iein @brentport bic
gBabrbeit 81 fagen, cine llnipabrbeit
beitdtigte. st lpurbe in 6olge beiien
in Die unterlie &lalIe Suriidperiebt. Ser
2aoet 2ieut. Street uno feline Gamera=
ben bejubelten gBoooruff unb barauf=
bin ipurbe Street Der Stang bes Qiellte=
nant genommen. 9ieier 8efebl riei
unter ben &abetten elm @emurmcl bes
llnmillens berpor uno nun ipurbeu bic
9auptanfiibrerr oils Gefangene on 8oro
bes S9ifies ySantie" gei6idt. 9ie
erie unb Sipeite GlaIle tpeigert li6 bic
Snitruftionsitunoen Su beiu1en uno
einige &aoettenofiisicre reiisnirten in
beleibigenben 8riefen. SEPT iinb 38
&abetten eingeiperrt unb perben als
Gefangene bebanoelt.
= Sn ben &odp Mountains, nabt
Grefeb Butte, GOl., bat abermals eins
S1neelamine einen groben S1aoeu
angeri6tet unb iieben Ntinenarbeitel
getobtet unb Is siemli6 i6wer oerlebt
Oie S6neemaiie malSte li6 auf ba:
Saus, bas bon 80 slrb :itern Der So
marb unb Sort Smith Mntbraeite= Sob.
lens2Ompasnie beuObnt iuurbe. 9as
Saus wurbe pellltdnoig aufgebober
unb in Ntome sertriimmert. Die Som.
pagnie berliert tpertbipolle Waldinerien
-gfabe berIelben STEELE murbe am 81
Elm pafiagiersug auigebalten, beier
2Ofomotiue in 20 SUB boben S1ne,
begraben uurbe.
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S6mlbt & 3iegler, eri6oB in Minona
Wfil., s. W. @rigbt bon Der bantrot
ten Girma Drigbt Bros. & 9ammer
Sn Ybilaoelpbia idpB cine Srau
Catherine Bernesm nit Namen, auf
geregt uno unrubig gena6t bur6 Sin
ber,. bic por ibrer Sbiir ipielten Uni
ldrmten, auf bic 8ruppe unb peripun
bette Nagsie 6arleite lebensgefdbrli6
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-01

9a6 9tbens fam elm iunge,
Mann uno bat ben Sheriff um grlaub.
nib, einen in Der Sail befnbli9en M0r=
Der beiu6en gu biirfen. Ser SberiH
pillfabrte bem @eiu6e. St bra6te
ben iungen Mann in cine Der 3eGen,
i6lOB 6ieielbe aber binter ibm llno er=
fldrte ibn als ieinen 8efangenen. Ser
Sheriff bate in bem iungen Manne
elnen gelpihen George SaDlor erfannt,
Der in 2oulliana bes MOrbes anseflagl
ipirb.
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ber zines brapen Wannes Sleib unb 5pff.
nuns besraben. Nber es mar bod feiu
Spbn, benn mo- bic @rbe manft unc
Wenidenperf unb Slid aulammenltiir5t,
ba baut Der @laube auf ben 2riinln,ern
weiter, unp feline duBere Wtadt eridattert
leinen @runb!
Die letten 3Sne maren perbaat. Die
Dtulifer folsten Der 2eide, Nlles mar ppr=
iber. @s mar iiia unb einiam auf benz
Sdutt. Die l9mor3en Tabnen ralldten
leiie i'm Binbe uub perldeudten bic GS=
gel, uno nit leeren ausenbSblen ltarrten
bic perEbeten Wauern peS llnslidscrtsS
benz 2rauer5uBe nad.
ga marfte ltin uno blei9 cine Trauen>
sefalt, bon 5wei Wannern seltibt, berbei.
@5 mar Trau S5sli, Fe fpnnte nod iut=
ner nidt sebeu. Sic lief iid auf einen
Stein niebsr uno bic Wdnner sruben 3u
ibren TiiBen nit Sade unb Sdauf fel nab,
no Der Yerunslidte selesen bate. 6rau
SGSli's glusen burdforidten eifris ben
Sdutt. Die Wlutter belt gtadleie nad
Der @rnte oes EObeS. Seet bidte fe fd
uno bob etmas uuf, ettpus wie cine Blu.
tise perfdutte 2ode. gBeld' eiu Sunb
mar bus fur bas perarmte Ser3! 6ait
cine Stunpe modte fe 10 seislien unb
n,and' idredlides Slelnco sefunoen ba.
BEN. Da idlus es Sier. Sic lisB lid
bon ben Nidnnern aufbeben. ssDn'mt,
seute, iaste fe rubis, falt medaniia; eS
1T nun nidts mebr oa uno Sbr maBt
pespern.
Sic ains.
limb wieber mar es itia uno einiam auf
bsm idaurisen Ylase, unp mieber rauldte
eiu calteres Seloenlieb bonn Sampfe bes
@elltes nit Der Waterie burd bic 2rauz
er}apren.
t5prtfesuns foIst.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-01

~ Nenn bic Srompete i6allt, III
es gu ipdt bas S6mert au f6drfen. /"
Mber es 1T ME gu ipdt ben 9ppetit sll
fbarfen, bic Geiunbbeit berSuitelen uno
ii9 lpieber su einem geiunben, itarfen,
fraftiaen Mann all MAIDEN, ipenn man
nur Gieren= &raut ba5u anpenbet. 9lls
eill 5eilmittel fir alle 2eber=, Magen=
uno Merens&ranfbeiten bat es ieines
Glei6en nidt. Nae Npotbefer perfau=
fen uno empfebien ballelbe.
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Sine 6d,ieRoffoire ereionete III

= Cine SdieBaffaire ereignete ii9
am 81. slbenbs 8 llbr i'm 81 Yafo So.
tel gu Sort Mortb apii6en ben rei6en
8iebsii6tern @apt. g. 9. &eeb unb s.
s. 8anon; lle lpe6lelten adt S6ulle
obne lif 81 Uermunben. Safiir ipuroe
S. G. &eillep, ber fir cine @raderfabrit
reilt, in's 8ein 9eI6olien unb f6mer3=
baft DerleBt.
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Nor hier Mn6,pu norI;oi

Sor bier Wo6en berlieB Der
S9abmeiiter BON Sadion GountD, 90.
Woob, Gina, nm in San 9lntonio
drstlide 9iilfe gu iu6en. Sein langes
Musbleiben erregte 8erba6t, tpeBbalb
Die @ountp @ommiiiioners ii6lieBli6
9Dooos @eloidranf offnen lieBen unb
benielben leer fanben. Ser entflobene
S9abmeiiter ibulbet benz @ountp
$25. 900.
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9ie 6anbeIsfammer in W}ilpa,

= Sie 9anbelsfammer in Wdlmau=
fee bat 6em tapferen Sermann 5.
StrauB, oer stp0lf Meni6en aus ben
6lammen beg yNetpbaazQpufe" gerets
tet bat, cine iebr foitbare l1br als gb=
rengabe berabrei6t. 9ie @eretteten
ga5en ibm elm Nlbum nit ibren 8il=
bern elf Grauen unb eim &inb. Ser
ner mill bic 8urgerf9aft eine -@unms
@eloes fir i'm auiammenbringen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-02-01

*2pbia 6. pinfbam's 2rduter=Mi=
f6ung 1T bic hOrtreffli9fe aller Mebi=
ainen fir Die belieaten unb eomplieirten
&ranfbeiten, bic benz peibli9en @e=
f6le6te eigen iinb.
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palaft:sa(p II. 8illorb. 6alle

No. 10, SolebabffraBe. u. StraBbur=
ger Better. 6 Billiards neueiten Stp=
les gtnr bic beiicn 2iqu0re, Wbisfies,
Weine, frii6es Sier unb @isarrem. 9lm
2un6tounter Die ausgem6blteiten Oe=
lifateiien. 6reier 2un6 ieoen Morgen
BON 10 Bis IL llbr.
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Sie 9erren 9ansbD II. g8ilon in
Serrell, iagen: p8rotpns giien=gitter
wirb bon uniern Gun6en mebr gel1dbt
als irgenb cine anoere Meoisin.
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@etsteS- &asstb.
: 6en9ih.

Mamtrtus 3suask t1sassT). &kts
z. y. =. >. xrsaev'e Gatstses lsstu1lfn, ~.
1as.6ases. 70 tanb Id. i3ts Dfual 0su5&
s sasss,.f i -" 8. ~ ia.sA .ts.ss,s,,. !.
Aanmt Ssn Ohnbsaer arb GshIsn. 6t(ie 6ruSs
Anesiter etab 4es'. Rrl .. Dae. Its. 81
itpHfst 0beAauf eervJ Dsdsn siuu 1Idtse ~.
DID, Qsniu6y Sad. Is 1aih AsA. 20 ~.
fAvu. DedsH stnss 1leu saer etsiin as,
elert 1srn 0entlni aiabsleD QsiA Prlsu
lamnbtssstf. esaesa Dsgs. esl5Sisa. n.
Olr ishe Rut Sc.
Dw 0satistte- Gaifss tssinas ani. '0ebssxr.
0thtnUnli 0aasbsllyne Min atlsles bsY
&dhse.. 6peie liefelbe isiu 0eh. "a .1rtaaen.
ntsb far BEE Dtdsn frftEssn IL na&aes eal(ss
ni4te btreAne,. .Dkt rsi4st msa ap xtfvr1
@easte. 1sis 9iA,a ati,sfsu, nisb tsessiist
absetslt sab sxsi6DetreAt. s
-, aIfse1 0ejJbeoo.
81 Ms S1skA. 1Cias.
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- Cine alte Wdrterin, iast: ,,Dr
aders GnSliih Sfemetp" 1T bas beile
Wiittel seSen 9ulten, Brdune obsr Dipb.
erie. Bsi allen apotbetern 3u baben.
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neASauben, S6iiraen, 8dnber uno
irgeno tpel6e anbere 9lrtifel bieler glrt
f0nnen NIT 9iamant=6arben in iebm0g=
li6er Sattirung gefdrbt iperoen.
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;tmff's 3 S air 8 y {.

@rane 9aare pper IL te ivsreen eurd sin tinsiseI
perpaeet &ie 6srieibt cine RatrIe 5arbe nne ,riri
xaentdhU gu psrfaufen In apctte.en ocer irtrh nac
Quspiana Ron 81 bur4 Grpreb perianpr
Sfs7te as Dfurrdu 8sreef, Nemsycrf.
fTr yMtte DldnuaI5 werfbpcusr nnterpeuneen untl
Nnsl4sHsoepfs pcu, ptrt duVerlansen fret perfsnret
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Tuffs HtIfem tinc fpesien fir fiefe Edne
bereifef, Dcf7s pernrfadf sinen pldttnaBed)s
fef I'm 8sfntsn, baf Der tsikenee erffamnt a..
eis permebrer cen Appxtff nne pernrfaden Hietld,s
HBirfuns auf ufbies5trcduuugS rsane ein regeimdeLs
Ger 2ttiAana tsrtcraerufen iutre. prets Is Genis.
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9pmpfcrse einer
mmtb b6tiaem g eb er.
Wsansef an Appetit, @ebarm s,erftcpfnng,
g&niersen i'm &opf NIT einem ounipfen @efiibi
I'M Sintertcyfe, Stmer;en nnter ben Shuifer.
ttxtfer1, 9luigetriebeniein nab benz Giiert, init
Mbneiauns seaen isoe fSrperlide cDer seiitise
Ebdtiafeit, reistares s5euperantsnt, tribe Stinis
rtuug NIT benz befcnceren 0efiible, irgenb
eine DblieseHteit peraefien 81 bateii, Miieig.
feit, @irre, Ser5flcpfen, Yunfte Dor ben Auaeii,
selbe Sant, iibertaupt &epiihmsrjen oberbalb
fiiseuhen 9rdunsn, fart sefarttsr flrin uno
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23
/ candidate for the Legislature may have
reason to ask, "what has become OF all my
enemiesyv
Sectional Prejudice.

| Our Democratic speakers should not lose
sight of the plea. so often set up by the Ms-
boncitcs. that they are anxious for gen.
uine reconciliation between the two Sec
lions OF the country. northern and south
ern, and therefore support Mr.. ARTHuE's
administration. A conclusive rciutation Of
this pea may be found in the following pa
racraph from the Cincinnati Commercial.
We have reproduced 1t once before. but 1t
is so significant that II will bear repetition.
That leading Republican journal, which on
this point is much higher authority than
any Coalition speaker, and much better en-
titled to speak for its party. saws:
eve may observe that II Massachusetts,
and New York and the rest 90 Democratic
there will be a remarkable atmosphere in
Washington this winter. The official classes
will become charmingly bipartisan. There
will be q gentleness toward the solid South
4 In all the departments az remarkable as that
in 1880. when the prospec. was that Genral
4 Hancock was about 10 be elected President.
/ This spirit OF kindness and forgiveness,
Cancellation. and mutual love and respect
month from this il appears that Democrat
| has beer elected, the departments will be.
come Democratic. They will be full OF
good Democrats. The sympathizers with
the Sunny South will be everywhere"
The Commercial tells simply the truth.
This truth should be impressed upon the
minds OF the voters. To southern people
the atmosphere OF Washington will be
cold, chilling, disagreeable, repelling, so
long ms the Republicans remain in power.
When the Democrats regain power, as they
will next year. Washington will at once
become the capital Of the whole country
instead OF New England only. That city
will become national instead OF sectional.
The atmosphere will be warm, bracing,
agreeable, aud attractive.
Vote for real reconciliation. Vote for
the Democratic ticket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23
when became a candidate for the Dem

when became candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination as delegate from the
city Of Richmond to the next General As
sembly Of Virginia, THEREBY UNDER
TOOK TO RECOGNIZE AND CARRY
OUT IN MY REPRESENTATIVE Ca
PACITY THE PRINCIPLES AND
VIEWS OF POLITICAL CONDUCT
PROMULGATED IN THE PLATFORM
OF THE GEOGRAPHICALLY LATE
LY ADOPTED AT LYNCHBURG.
II will be nv pleasure II sent TO the Legisla-
ture TO MAKE THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AS EFFICIENT AND USEFUL AS POS
SIBLE, and to keep them out OF the hands
of any political party that will use them as
q political machine for party purposes
Thomas j. Evons, Democratic cand'ddte
for the House Of Delegates in Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

RIGHT.-Senator JOE BROWN, OF Georgia,
president of a railroad company, says wise
ly that negroes will not be permitted to 60
into a ear intended for white ladies, nor to
intrude upon white people who do not de-
sire their society, but that comfortable cars
will be arranged on the Western and At
lantic for both races, where they can travel
comfortably and safely, and conductors on
his trains. under his orders, will no more
permit the white race to intrudc upon the
colored than they will permit the colorcd to
intrude upon the whites.
That is right. Give the negroes all the
privileges they are entitled TO, but let them.
as DUNDREARY says, CLOCK by themselves"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23
McCulloch VS.. Riddleberger.

The Washington Republican of yester-
day contains the following statement,
which is entirely untrue. We quote:
"The Riddleberger law provides for
paying Just as much Of the principal OF the
Virginia debt as does the McCulloch law"
The RIDDLEDERGER bill provides for pay
Ing thirteen millions Of dollars less Of the
public debt of Virginia than did the Nc
CULLOcH bill. The Republican can satisfy
itself as to this fact by asking General
MALONE, Governor CAMERON, Mr.. RIDDLE
BERGER, or any other CoSlitionist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

=
quarter Of an hour. Captain Wise culo-
gized the Republican party excused nls
party's connection with the negroes, anu
said he would vote for Arthur II he was
the Republican nominee IN preference 10
Bayard, IL he was the nominee TOT fresl-
dent. Captain Barton scored him on every
point, and continually turned the laugh on
him. He asked him II he would vote ior
Jim Bill Coleman, negro member OF tne
Executive Committee OF the Malone
party, II he were running for the
Legislature in preference to Trlgg
aud Kelly. Captain Wise answered
that he would, II Jim Bill was as black as
the ace OF spades. Other questions OF Gap
tain Barton brought forth answers from
Wise which did Wise's party no good
among tue white men OF this county. That
Captain Barton got greatly the best OF
Wise il fact generally conceded.
The Democrats are delighted with the
result OF the discussion. There was an
immense crowd in town, and the general
estimate is that four out OF every five white
men present were with the Democrats.
To-dsy's results give reassuring evidence
that the county will 20 for Trigg and Kelly
by handsome majority.
Tomorrow there is to be grand Dem
ocratie basket meeting, to be addressed by
Captain Barton. Also, n Radical negro
barbecue, to be addressed by Governor
Cameron.
Orange Thoroughly Aroused.
HOLMES CONRAD AND WHITEHEAD MEET
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

"The chairman OF the New Hampshire
Republican Committee says in letter on
the Massachusetts, campaign that the mar
row Republican majority Of 500 in New
Hampshire is due to 5000 voters who are
brought home TO vote" Cannot some one
persuade more New Hampshire men to
travel, and become civilized.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

No man, however popular, can lead Of
many voters from their own party in con
test such as the present. JOHN w. DANIEL
couldn't as Codlitionist carry Lynch
burg. GEORGE ID. WISE couldn't as Co
alitonist carry Richmond. oh, no. There
is no danger that KAsEY will beat THUR
NAN in Bedford. See how HoADLY bea
FORAKER, the popular Federal soldier ant
skilful sneaker
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

The Philadelphia Press declares that "the
Republican party, even as such, will not be
advanced in public esteem by any boosted
devotion of its nominees to partisan issues
through thick and thin--in other words, to
the party right or wrong" The Republic
can party must be in a pretty bad way
when the Press is found looking for hole
through which to crawfish
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

The New York Tribune makes desperate
appeals to the manufacturers TO save the
grand old Republican party. Exactly.
Drive your white slaves up to the polls.
The emancipation proclamation didn't
emancipate them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

1t has turned out just as we expected it
would. Lieutenant DARLINGTON knew a
good deal more about managing an Arctic
relief expedite than did the naval critics
around Washington whose closest ac-
quaintance with ice is through the medium
Of a iulep.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

The Philadelphia Times says: ''Itis like
pulling tooth for the great Mr.. TENSYsoN
to write about the great Mr.. BROWN"
Yes; but as a loyal Brilisher he should not
hesitate to grinder out at the command Of
his Queen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

"A Philadelphia Radical contemporary
says 1.-the word has been passed that slavery
must go.' All right. 1t has gone down
here; now start it on the go in your manu-
featuring establishments.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

SOUTH BOsTON, Va, October %, 1888.
This has been great day FOR the Demo-
Gratis OF Halifax. Hon. John Randolph
Tucker spoke for over two hours to large
crowd, and bis speech was received with
great enthusiasm. He spoke in the open
air, the rain falling during the cutire time.
The people, however, stood in the mud and
dehed the rain. Colonel X. NJ. Mayo spoke
to a crowd OF negroes and about seven
whites in the courthouse. The crowd
listening to Mr.. Tucker was four times
larger than that in the courthouse. Nearly
all the white Readiusters were in Mr..
fuckers audience. His speech was a
splendid effort, and gave universal satisfac-
ton. The Democrats feel confident OF
electing their nominees for the House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

The Tribune has an editorial on .'The
Cure OF National Evil" The cure for
the greatest national evil we know OF is a
big Democratic majority in 1884, and it be-
gins to look like it was coming.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23
Orange Thoroughly Aroused.
HOLMES CONRAD AND WHITEHEAD MEET
MORRIS.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch


ORANGE. Va. October %, 1893.
Despite the rainy weather, very large
crowd assembled here to-day to hear the
political issue discussed. The courthouse
was literally packed. Hon. Holmes Conrad
led off in a magnificent speech, which
aroused the enthusiasm Of the crowd to the
highest pitch.
lie was followed by Page Morris, repre-
.enting the CoiIitionists, whose speech was
mainly an appeal TO the negroes, and ex-
cited but little enthusiasm.
Captain Whitehead closed the discussion
in one Of his inimictbe speeches, during
which the building fairly shook with ap-
plsuse.
Never before have / seen the Democrats
so thoroughly aroused. Old Orange will
not fail to respond to the Democratic roll
call
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23

An exchange asks: :" Has modern civil
ization outgrown the use Of the word
obey in the marriage services" No.
Only a man and his wife being one, the
husband does the obeying.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-10-23
FANCY GOODS.
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- L l. V EMS
Is CR0wDING HIS STORE WITH NOVEL
TIES
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL GOODS.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL AND SEE THE
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HANDSOME SATCHEL SHAPED BRUSH
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ELEGANT PLUSH BOX, hllei with Florence
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A BEAUTIFUL fULL-slZED PLUSH EN-
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Big bargains In VELVET and MOQrrrfE
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ii HANDSOME HAND-PAINTED FRUIT
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BEAUTIFUL PAINTED ENGLISH rEA-SETS-
SO pieces from 81 To $3.50:
The handsomest line Of LoW-PRlCED TIN
SETS sold ia town.
Look az our prices ON SOLID STEEL and SILL
VENTILATED TABLt-kNlvEs ti.odgers
makel. We are having big run.
In TOlLET-SErs aud VASE, Mt never before
showed 30 nne line. The VASES at ~ pair
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SETS, In stand. al -. a bargain at -.
II VIII pay and please you 20 call az
oc ~ STEVENS, sos Broad street.