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Personal,

Beecher is delighted with the "roomi.
ness" Of the far West.
Talmage is said TO have drawn larger
audiences In Kentucky than any circus
that has appeared this summer.
Sitting Bull and four other Indians have
been granted permission to attend the fair
ut Des Moines, Iowa.
Sir Stafford Northcote will probably. on
account OF his poor health, resign the head
ership OF the Conservative party.
The name Of Matthew Arnold. the emf.
sent educator and author, has been placed
on The civil list, bis pension being fixed at
ESQ per annum-
Dr. Holmes faus stands up for the
wemen: "There Is no such thing as Re.
male punster. ] never knew or heard of
one, though have once or twice heard
woman make single detached pun, as i
nave Known hen 10 erow."
wilford Wilfred vieaux, of Muskeeo
,entre, Wis.,, only five years and two
penths old, Is the coming musical prodigy.
ie knows 300 airs by ear, has composed A
|uet and march, and is an accomplished
'erformer on the violin.
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Yes, the old, faithful horn-blowers Of the
Dispatch, STATE, and OF Lynchburg. are
cast Cd at the very beginning OF the battle
for Judge Ward and the .|party organ
1t Is hard on Drinkard, Beirne, Mcdonald.
Button, and the host Of pee-wee country
organs, for tine Bourbons thus to announce
the weakness and failure OF their organs.
Yea they fly to evils they know not OF when
they put Fmkerson and Ward In charge OF
the campaign document manufactory.-
Wstheuihe Dispatch.
The Democrats published campaign
paper in 1881. and also in 1880. There was
a campaign paper published in Richmond
In 1910. 1t Is no new thing. So far as we
were concerned, we assured Mr.. BARBOUR
that we had no objection whatever to his
publishing such paper right here in Rich
mond.
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as he IL required by law TO do "when the
vacancy occurs by death or resignation"
The question, then, Is not whether the
Governor shall "judgc Of the election,
qualification, ard returns" Of members Of
the General Assembly, but will he let the
people oil vacancies In the offices OF men,
bers when they resign or vacate their po-
sitiouss This Is the whole question, and
the Governor must answer It to the PED
Pts. wecpeat our questions, then: Will
the Governor stake care that the laws be
faithfully executed How long would II
take the Governor 10 determine what the
sa~ repaired him 10 do II ex-Senators Rue
and MAKTIN were Democrats?
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One Of the Big Four Nominated for
Reelection.

Pursuant to call made by the chairmen
OF the counties composing the Sixth sena-
torial district, the Democratic Convention
met at Hillsville August odd at II VI. The
Convention was called TO order by Il. NJ.
Brown, OF Carroll, member OF the State
Committee. and Judge Vaughan, OF Floyd,
chosen temporary chairman, and ID. b..
Brown, Of Carroll, temporary secretary.
On motion, a committee of three from
each county was appointed on credentials.
as follows: Carroll, G. c. WOrrelf. James
Wilkinson. 7. Il. Beamer; Floyd. G. A..
Howard. j. w. Wortz, /. Hall; Grayson,
4. c. Vaughan, A. e.. Higgins, c. c..
Phipps.
The committee reported full delegation
present from the three counties.
The following were appointed Commit
mittee on Permanent Organization Car
roll-C. A. Watson, j. VI. Hylton, Jere
Allen. Floyd-George Willis, NJ. Fulcher,
Levi Hylton. Grayson-Wiliam Haw-
kins, J. w. Hacker, s. VI. Fulton, Jr.
The committee reported as follows: For
permanent chairman, s. NJ. Fulton, of
Grayson county; Secretary, ID. b. Brown,
OF Carroll.
A Committee on Resolutions was ap-
pointed, as follows: ii. II. Bishop, ID. w.
Bolen, +. Marshall, :. NJ. Fulton. n. p.
Oglesby, j. W. Vaughan, Asa Foster, c..
C.. Phegar. and j. w. Headen, who re-
ported the following:
RESOLVED, That we, the delegates OF the
Democratic party Of the Sixth senatorial
district OF Virginia in convention assem-
blcd, do heartily endorse the platform
adopted by the Democratic Convention
lately held in the city OF Lynchburg, and
we pledge ourselves and the party in this
district which we represent TO faithfully
abide by the principles Of the party us laid
down in that platform.
ReSOlred. That we will cordially sup
port, heartily endorse, and will use all
honorable means to insure the election Of
the candidate for the Senate OF Virginia in
this district who may be nominated by this
Convention.
Nominations were next declared to be In
order. j. I. Jet. OF Floyd, nominated
Major Peyton e.. Hale, OF Grayson, and
after highly eulogistic speeches by Judge
Bolen, Colonel Coltraine, and Judge Hack
lei the nomination was, upon motion OF j.
w. Headen, made by acclamatlon. A COM
,littee was then appointed to wait upon
Major Hale and notify him OF the action Of
me convention. The committee soon re-
turned with the Major, who addressed the
convention in one OF his happy, caustlc,
ana Characteristic speeches. General James
A. walker was then invited to address the
convention, which he did in splendid
speech.
On motion OF Judge Hacker 1t was re-
solVed that the proceedings OF this Con-
sention be published in the Democratic
papers In this district, and that other
democratic papers over the State be re-
quested to copy the same.
Oh motion, the Convention then adj
!oqrned. 5. NJ. FULTON, Chairman.
~. n. Bro,on, Secretary.
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uEATgIS.

Died, Mt 3x A. NJ, August %. 1883, ot cnoie,a .1
Infantum, ROY, youngest child Of Amira A. anu
RenIamin y. Stone: aged five nonths.
r,,narai scryces at the residence Of his parents,
bis west Marshall street. THIS Sunday MORN,
iNS, at OK O'Clock. Friends Of the family in'i'eo
to attend.
Died. August g. 1885, at his residence, 70 ,,, Man
vvITtl hRD BITTLER. n native OF County Carlow,
Iiand In the dfty-eightn year OF his age.
lie leaves a devoted family ana many WARM
friends 10 mourn their loss. c..
'' The papers OF Lynchburg. Va, ands Chatham
H.. will please copy.
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1t Is claimed by the Democrats and adj
mitted by the Readiusters OF this county
that strong rejection las taken place In
favor of the great Democratic party.
This f. Just as itshouid be, because there
is no higher honor than to be able TO say
81 am a member OF the National Demo-
cratic party; have always upheld its prin-
cipies and supported its candidates.
Scott County Banner.
WILLIAM NJ. PALMER, Esq, has been
nominated for the House Of Delegates in
Scott county,
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Governor Cameron-Once Moro,

In discussing the improperly and ille-
gality which would attend the failure or
refusal Of Governor CAMERON to issue wits
of election to I'll the vacancies in the Sem
ate occasioned by the designations and for
fixture OF their offices by ex-Senators RUE
and MARTIN, we have never been vain
enough to suppose we were teaching the
Governor his duty, or that we would be
able to convince partisans Of his party that
we were right and the Governor wrong
under any circumstances. We have SIM
ply attempted to do our duty to the public
in this respect in the hope that his Excel
lency would see the enormity OF his offence
so clearly that 1t would at least cause him
to desist from his threatened unwarranted
and unjustitable course. For what can be
expected OF the people OF State when her
highest officer, whose first duty under the
Constitution Is to take care that the laws
be faithfully executed" wilfully and de-
ltberately disregards those laws?
We have shown by the highest author
ities both in England and this country, as
well as by the decisions OF our own SUI
preme Court OF Appeals, that Messrs. Rue
and MARTIN have forfeited their offices as
senators; and we said on yesterday, what
every one knows to be true, that IL the Of
fees were vacated for an instant the right
TO oil them reverted to the people Just as
fully as II the incumbents had died, and
that they could be filled only by the people
In the mode prescribed by law. Said
Judge MoScuRE In Bunting Us. Willis
(s7th Grattan), in speaking OF BUNTING
holding the Office Of collector, The in
start he holds a Federal Office he must
cease 70 hold his State office" Bat the
case against the Governor does not stop
here; for II we are rightly informed both
Messxs. RUE and MARTIN construed the
effect u accepting the offices Of postmaster
and Rdiroad Commissioner respectively
Just g We have, and In good faith rendered
Neutrality-suspicious. as senator's. B,a they did
this before the effect Of the spring elections
was known; and hence We infer the cause Of
the Governors hesitation now to Issue
wits OF election in their cases, and give
the PEOPLE the right to elect their legal re-
personalities u the Legislature. Is Gov
ernor CAMERON. the representative OF the
so-ealled -Liberai party of The peopJe. -
afraid to let the people say who shall re-
present tbemS Bat 10 makes no dinereuce |
whether the Governor accepted the reslg- |
nations or not, for, says Judge MoNcUnE.
In the case before referred to. BurIS0
"had . right to resign bis Federal Office,
and that such right does not depend upon
the consent OF the acceptance Of the Gov
eminent or it, agents seems to be very well
settled" So that when Messrs. RuE and
AARrN rendered their designations their
'fiices were vacated, and no subsequent act =
y theirs or the Governors could restore =
bem to their positions. All the Governor !,
hen hsd 70 do, or could do. was TO issue a
10 wits Of election TO OH the vacancies, 1 u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T sYCLE BROTHERS.

u
3l1 BROAD STREET,
have received and receiving daily large stock
of FALL and WINTER GOODS;
BLACK CASHMERE, ell wool, SO inches wide
Mt 37kc.:
BLACK CASHMERE, all wool. 40 inches wide. ut
40, As, and 50c., and full line Of much better
qualities;
We also show a full line Of MOURNING GOODS
OF every description
SILKS, which we are offering at remarkably
low prices for this season Of the year
A new line OF LADIES JERSEY JACKETS Just
We ar. also exhibiting ON the second floor entire
new line OF LADIES' UNDERWEAR at prices
that will astoDish you
On our bargain counter you viii find rs Ia
WHITE SPREADS at 621c.-generaIly sold at
100 WHITE SPREADS at si-seneralIy sold at
One lot 81 several hundred pieces HAMBURG
TRIMMINGS, slightly damaged, sold at a low
CANTON FLANNELs-we have Just opened a
new line at q. 8, 10, IL, Ia, 10, ls, ~, and
WHITE and CoLoRED FLANNELs at every
price. and much lower than you VIII purchase
the same goods thirty days later;
CAsSIMEREs for men and boys wear-the largest
assortment ever offered;
UNLAUNDRlED Slilk1S-one l0t at Que worm
Toe, one 10, At 62hc. worth sl-these goods
are our own manufacture, and are made OF the
best materials:
100 pieces PLAID MUSLIN at 10c.-sold gene
rally al l6c.;
l lot STRIPED MUSLIN at 7c.--sold generally at
l2kc.:
Our LINEN LAWNS that we have been selling at
25c. now l24c.;
Our and Sc. LAWNS we are now closing out ut
3 and 4c.;
TOWELS several cases LINEN and COTTON
TOWELS, from the tate large New DIRK auc-
ton sale, which we are offering from 90 to
25c.;
case LADIES BLACK HOSE at 12j.c.-boen
selling at 25c.
l case LADIES' BLACK HOSE at 20c.-been
selling AT 37kc.,
Our CORSET stock is the largest in tue city, COM
prisng every popular make; -.....x.
A new line of LADIES NECK -HANDkER-
CHIEFS in plain, fancy, aud figured;
We snow Il full line OF LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS
and NAPKINS at low prices;
On our third floor we have still an immense stock
Of CARPETS, MATIINGS. &c, which we are
offering regardless of cost 10 make room for
our new stock. Style BROTHERS.,
31l Broad street..
Branch House 1929 Main street. au 26-eod
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NOTICE.

LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT COMPRISING
TIE CITY OF MANCHESTER AND COUN-
TIES OF POWHATAN AND CHESTER
FIELD:
The Democratic Delegates for the above Legis-
latiye district will assemble I'm convention at Bon
Air, In Chesterfield county, on the Richmond aud
Dinvillc railroad, on WEDNE SDAY the Goth
day of August. 1888. at IL o'clock noon, TO nom
mate two candidates for the House OF Delegates
from the said district. Each district and ward
will select delegates the basis OF one for every
fifty votes cat for the two electoral Hancock tick
els In 1880. The city of Manchester Is entitled %
ten delegates. Powhalan county To eight delegates.
and Chesterfield county 70 twenty-tOur delegates.
u. G.. WARWICK.
County Superintendent Of Chesterfield county.
au 9-td
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FANCY GOODS.
- Il Z V + Ms
MAKES A REDUCTION OF FROM 10 TO so
PER CENT. on sILvER-PLATED WARE.

Wishing to oDen the fall season with an entire
new and fresh stock of these goods, 1 offer the
above reduction to clear cut the balance now on
hand. The stock is very complete, and consists Of
WATER-SETS. TILTING PITCHERS,
ICE-PITCHERS, COMMUNION SETS,
CASTORS, CAKE-BASkETS,
WATERS, TRAYS. PICKLE-STA
SUGAR-DISIIES, SYRUP-CUPS,
CREAMER>. BUTTER-DlSHES,
FRUIT-BOWLS, TEA-SETS.
TOILET-SETS, CARD-STANDS,
CUPS, GOBLETS, VASES. LADIES.
NAPKIN-RINGS, CIIlLDREN'S SETS,
SUG tR-sPOONS. PICkLE-FORkS.
BUTTER-KNlVES, FlSH-kNlVEs &c.
! am determined to move the goods. and the
prices are made that wiz do 1t. No reserve. and
every piece warranted as represented. Call early
at STEVENS,
aul6 sos Broad street.
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Our Petersburg correspondent puts a
wrong construction upon our words. We
now substitute the words "for use for
the words "for study" We have his ar
ticle within reach at this moment, as 1t has
been ever since we received it. But so
many calls have been made upon us for
one thing and another that we have not
been able to turn our attention to it.
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A GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH FAVORED
Concord, N. H., August PA Joint reso-
luton was passed by the Legislature to-
day in favor OF the Government postal
telegraph system.
Why war against the inevitable ?-against
Fateg The Government is bound to own
and control the telegraph.
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New Hook.

The Fate of Marcel. BY CALEB HARLAN,
NJ. D.. Wilmington, Delaware, author OF
"Elflora of the Susquehanna, etc., etc.
Philadelphia j. b. LPPINcoTT Il Co.
1888. Price, s1.25.
A novel founded on facts.
For sale by WEST, Johnston & Co.
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III LEVY, DAVIS & CO., 9Ol MAIN
street, corner Ninth. viii sell YOU LADIES'
and CHILDREN'S MERINO VESTS, also
GAUZE. at Il sacrifice, Sc buy them now while
our stock is complete:
We have a large lot Of CHILDRENS LACE
CAPS and SCHOOL-ApRONS which will be
sold at a sacrifice 20 close them out-in TACT,
we have full line I'm thousands Of articles
which time or space In this advertisement VIII
not allow us 10 mention, so call or send your
orders AT once to LEVY, DAVIS 4 Co.
aus gO1 Main street. corner Ninth.
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POLITICAL.
DOLITICAL NOTICE.

The Democratic Delegates for the city of Man
chester and the counties Of Powhatan. GOochland,
and Chesterfield. constituting the sixteenth Sena-
Naidens Adventure. In GOochland county. on tine
Richmond and Allegheny railroad. on TUESDAY
the 2Sth day Of August, 1888 at ~ o'clock noon,
To nominate a candidate for the Virginia Senate
for the Sixteenth Senatorial district. Each district
and ward will select delegates the basis Of one
:or every hfty votes cast for the two electoral Ham
cock tickets In 1850. The city OF Manchester Is
entitled To ten delegates, Powhatan county tn
eight delegates. Gooehland county 10 nine dele
gates, and Chesterfield county TO twenty-f0nr dele
gates. A. NASH JOHNSTON,
County Superintendent Of Goocband county.
M Old
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HoRsroRD's AcID PHosPuArE. FOR ALco-
hciJsA.-Dr. G. s. Ellis, Wabash, Ind,
says; . prescribed It fora man who had
used lntoxicants 70 excess for fifteen years,
but during the last two years has entirely
apstained. He thinks the Acid Phosphate
IS OF much benefit to him.v
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Swift's Specific has cured me of scrofua, which
Is hereditary In my family. / have suffered with
IL for many years, and have tried great many
physicians and all sorts of treatment. but 10 no
purpose ana when began 10 take swifts Specific
j was In n horrible condition; but, thanks To this
great rems dy, l am rid OF the disease. There Is
doubt that II Is the greatest medicine In exist
ence, and hope any who doubt viii write 10 me.
4. c. HALVES, JR., GAINESVILLE, Ga.
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CWIFT'S SPECIFIC

Is not triumph of science, but is revelation
through the instinct OF the untutored savage, and
Is complete antidote to all kinds of Blood Poi
son and skin Humor.
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MLEXY. DAVIS & co.

vs. LIZ Il, IA 10 ~ W,
col MAIN STREET, CORNER NINTH.
BLANKETS. white and colored, at less than you
ever bought them before;
GOOD COLORED BLANKET for 75c.-don't
wait for cold weather, buy them now:
TABLE-DAMASK, TABLE OIL CLOTH,
FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, CARPETS, LINEN
DOYLIEs, LINEN NAPKINS. LINEN lap
ROBES, LACE COLLARS, LACE FlCIUES,
LINEN COLLARS, HANDKERCIlFFS.
HOSIERY tor ladies and gentlemen, at about
one-half their value. at
LEVY, DAVIS 4 co.'s,
aul9 9C1 Main street corner Ninth.
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au "a II, SaSsu3t Secretary.

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD COT
RICHMOND, va. July 80. 1883. !
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDER
l. OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS made ut
their meeting held July 81. 1888. notice Is hereby
given thata general meeting Of the sTOCkHOLD-
Frs OF THE RICHMOND AND DANNILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY Is called % be held at the
cOmpany's oficc, In the city OF Richmond, Va. al
IL o'clock VI. on the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEM-
BIER, 1873. for the purpose of voting on the Jues-
ton Of Increasing the capital stock of the COM
pany from s5,O0O.0O0 to 100000, and for the
transaction of such further business as the stock
holders may then deem necessary.
The books Of transfer will he closed from 3
o'clock =. VI. of August 25, 1889, TO O'Clock a.
VI. Of September Is, 1888.
II. BROOKE, Secretary.
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MI YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
ISOLATION corner of Fourth and Franklin
treets.I-Young mems meeting MONDAY EVEN
IyGs ut $50: Secretary's conversational BiDle
class THURSDAY EVENINGS at $50; Bible read
ing for BOYS, on TUESDAY EVENINGS at ) O'Clock
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~FIRsT BAPTIST CHURCH

icorner Twelfth and Broad streefs).-Rev. ). b..
HAWTHORNE. ID. d., pastor, VIII preach on SUN
DAY MORNING at IL O'Clock; after which the
Lords Supper will be observed NO service az
night ~
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A PURE STRENGTHENING TONIC,
III = IRE Tree from wlsiske,, cures DYSPEPSIA. IN
been elualed.
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
a. wmnaDLEY, GA.-Dr. II. L. BATTLE, Jr.. says:
sbtkOWES IRON BITTERs are very popular in
ais section, and give entire satisfaction
.sshEboYGANs wIs.-Dr. 3. b. MYERS says "
seeom mend BROWNS IRON BlTTERS for
Srensss aaeoiiisy' loss OF appetite, and want OF
$50 .r fs
. le ~. -, ~. az 49,. .
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The Ninth District.
BRISTOL, Tenn. August "a.

BRISTOL, TENN. August a, 1855.
To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
viii you be kind enough to make the
following announcement for me as early MS
possible:
The following speakers have been ap-
pointed us Democratic canvassers for the
Ninth congressional district: General j.
A. Walker. Colonel A. j. May, General S.
IL. Newberry, General William r. Terry.
Colonel j. b. Richmond, Hon. II. Z. With
ers, David 5. Pierce, Major II. II. Henry.
John A. Buchanan, Archer A. Phegar,
James W. Marshall, Colonel |. b. Dunn.
Democratic papers in Ninth district
please copy.
BY order OF Committee.
WILLIAM f. RuEA. Chairman"
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
OExECUTED the DISPATCH PRINTING
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$1,000 REWARD

will he paid 70 any chemist who will find on
analysis OF 100 bottles OF :. =. g., particle OF
Mercury, iodidc Potassium, or any mineral sub
stance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3. Atlanta Ca.
sF Write for the liule book. which Win be
mailed Tree f Hf au 2l-1w
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After suffering TWENTY-FIVE years with painful
Dry letter, and trying many physicians, / was at
last relieved by the use OF Swift's Specific, and
cheerfnlly commend IL 20 all similarly afflicted.
REV. l. II. BRANHAM, Macon, Ga.
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THE CANVASS.
Madison Democrats.
MAss-MEETING - PARTY REORGANIZATION
EFFECTED.

A MAss-MEETING - PARTY REORGANIZATION
EFFECTED.
MADISON COURTHOUSE, VA,
August %, 1888.
In pursuance to notice Of the county
chairman the Democrats Of Madison met
In mass-meeting to-day at the Courthouse.
The following steps towards organization
were taken:
DIR. James A. Reid was called TO the chair
and James Hay, Esq, made secretary. The
Chairman made few appropriate remarks,
which were well received.
On motion, Mr.. Charles NJ. Zirkle was
selected chairman of the Democratic Com
mittee.
On motion, three gentlemen from each
magisterial district were appointed a COM
mittee to select the county committee.
While this committee was consulting Cap
tain +. Nj. McMullin, in response to urgent
calls, made stirring speech, which was
heartily enjoyed by every Democrat pre-
sent.
The committee reported the following
gentlemen, who were chosen by the meet
| Ing as their county committee: Rapidan
District-James Z. Thrift, Asa w. Graves,
John G. Utz. Robinson Distributions
A. Chapman, Samuel +. Blankenbeker,
Alfred q. Dulany. Locust Dale District
Robert S. Walker, William A. Collins,
William A. Jackson.
The County Committee was given power
to appoint precinct committees. The meet
ing then appointed the following delegates
to represent the county in a convention to
be held at some future time to nominate a
candidate for the House of Delegates from
this county and Greene: Rapidan-F. Ii.
Hill. J. +. Thrift, DR.. b. NJ. Buckner, j.
+. Groom. Robinson-William =. Finks,
S. L. Blankenbeker, 7. A. Graves, Edwin
Henshaw. Locust Dale-Dr. J. A. Hill,
DIR. +. W. Twyman, William E. Wayland,
DR.. j. A. Reid. The delegates were re-
quested to present the name OF John C.. Utz
as a suitable candidate to represent the
counties Of Greene and Madison in the
House OF Delegates. This request was in
no sense intended as an instruction.
The proceedings Of the meeting were di-
rected TO be printed In the Democratic pa
lpers OF the State.
JAMES A. REID, Chairman.
| .Insnpc HIM Secretary
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EAST.END BENEFICIAL AND So
IL GAL SOCIETY Every member Of this
Society is hereby earnestly requested to attend
u regular meeting mt their tDru ds'J hall NEXT
MONDAY EVENING at O'Clock sharp. Very
important amendments to the Bylaws VIII come
M for final action. These amendments of vital
importance to every member.
BY order of the Society. j. ED. CREERY.
an 26 lt* Secretary.
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IL LEVY, DAVIS Il co. WILL
offer for the next fifteen days lheir entire stock of
LADIES' UVDERW EAR. consisting of CHE
MISE, DRAWERS. SKIRTS. and NIGHT
GOWNS also CIIILDREN'S WHITE DRESSES,
without any regard to cost. We have no commons
made goods, as our goods were made by expe-
rienced hands in the city, but will be sold at
rihce. Look ut them. au 10