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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

r. ID. Bcckley has returned from the
Hanover senatorial district in Virginia.
He SAYS Wickham will carry that district
by n large majority.
A prominent Virginia Republican who
was in Richmond yesterday says the Gov
ernor was there, but not in his Office, and
that none OF General 1lahOlc's other leu
tenants were in the cIty, so that he did not
see any OF them. lie heard, however, that
the General was trying 10 make Norton,
Maddox, and Ross Hamilton Withdraw
from the canvass for the Legislature IN
their respective counties.
Mir. l.. Q. Washington. who arrived to-
day from the White sulphur Springs, says
that people from different parts OF the State
there are hopeful Of Democratic success.
and that DR.. MOilett, with whom he came
down in the train Yesterday, says the
Democrats will probably carry Rocking
ham, Rockbridge, Bath, Highland, and
Fluyanna counties, and that gentleman
from Louisa county, also on the train. said
the same thing about that county lVGSh-
ington ietier-AleIandrsa Gazette.
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Tho Ar,,.scmitic Riots.

PANIC AMoy0 THE JEWS IN HUNGARY
The suspension OF the ordinary laws was
proclaimed in the disturbed districts o!
Hungary, including the entire country OF
Zaln. The Vienna correspondent OF tne
STANDARD saws: every train arriving III
Pesth brings a crowd of fugitive Jews,
men, women and children-who haze had
to fly for their lives, leaving all
their property behind them. Ac.
cording to their statements bands OF
peasants. between hundred and
thousand strong. have appeared in various
parts OF the country. They are usuai'!
led by some one who, though w-
tired as peasant, generally wears mass;
and betrays by his style OF expression anu
department the fact that he belongs 10 .he
better classes. Money, it l. SAID, Is Deihs
literally distributed and the lowest pas
sions are being excited, not against tne
Jews personally so much as against t'e
property they are thought to nave acquired
by usury and extortion. The rumor Is CIR
culated that the Emperor, the crown
Prince, and the Government desire that
the Jews should be mobbed and driven
from the country.
"The Jews assert that the soldiers are
forbidden 10 ilTc upon tue rlOtcIS, ~ lh"'
whenever the military have charged they
disobeyed their orders. These accounts
appear to be confirmed by the kilograms
coming in every day from different parts Of
the country. That these disturbances
have been Systematically organized there u
no room to doubt. But who 1t is that Is
finding the money remains puzzle. The
cash, believe. really comes from tue Ger
man anti-Semitic party, who have found
Hungary thoroughly ripe for the antl-
Jewish crusade. Letters winch
have received from Pesth describe
the state Of affairs there as being
essentially no better than in the rural dis
tricts. The popular hatred OF the Jews
SURPRISES description. The educated jews
are being driven out OF the country. Gov
eminent buildings. newspaper offices, and
banks. particularly those founded with
Jewish money, are being broken into and
ransackod through the hatred stirred up
bv the anti-Semitic journals and prints.
The Government is utterly poWerless to
check the movement, which is at once So
cial and NATIONAL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

Yes, the Dispatch will say somc-we be-
lieve maay-good words for Major Page.
We venture to say no one enjoyed the Joke
on the Dispatch more than the genial edi-
tor OF that paper himself. Besides, it is
Chrstian-like to return good for eyil.-Pe-
terS5arg lRde1-Appeal.
1t is poor joke that has to be explained;
but after seeing another paragraph in the
IadeT-Appedl OF yesterday, and before see
Ing the above, we had begun to think that
we should have TO say that our reference Of
last week TO Maior MANN PAGE was intend
ed to help BIN in his canvass. We agree
with our Petersburg contemporary that il
there Is 4 nlen in Virginia for whom the
negroes ought TO vote ii is mann PAGE.
(That is an unintertional pun.) But rs to
whether, rs the Appeoi says, they are "not
unsrateiul." we shall ask Mr.. PAGE to tell
us after the election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

~ LEVY. DAVIS Il CO.,
9Ol MAIN STREET. CORNER NISrH.
will offer extraordinary inducements 70 you IN me
foIlowlng-namcd articles 10 buy now. Our stock
scomplc,e "a can Doe found In the state, and In
order TO reduce It. we win sell th4IA at less than
they can be replaced at wholesale in northern
markets.
LACE CURTAINS.
NOTTINGHAM LACE>.
MADRAS CURTAINS!
LACE BED-ePREADS!
LACE COLI.ARS'
LACE SCAEE"'
LACE F!SCHTESi
100 Different styles LACEs, LACE and NOT
NOTTINGlIAMTIDlE> LADIES and GEN
TLENEN's HOSIERY. LACE and LINEN
H\NDKEECHIEFs, LINEN COLLARS and
CUFFS. LACE RUFFLlNGS. LACE coll
LhEETTEs. LADIES MERlNO VESTS and
DRAWERS. GENTLEMEN'S MERINO
SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
our MOURNING DEPARTMENT IS As COM
pletc rs e. can be-. in which SIC offer extraordinary
inducements.
TOWELS. LINEN, LINEN sHEETINGs.
CIOrIIS. LTNEN NAPKINS. LINEN DON-
LIES. LINEN TABLE-DAMASk, in white
and colorcd, az less iimn iney caa De imported
Tor:
FLhNNELs, IN white, red. blue. gray. green,
brown. and maroon,
BLANKETS from 7jc. q pair 20 the finest grades :
CARPETS and OTL-CLOTHs at cost and les
than cost; - .
CORSkT~ in an grades, LADIES and LIZ
MEMS GLOVES. WHITE and CnLoEtD
ZEPUYRS, CtS~TMERH> Bl8BONS. GIN6-
HAMS. CHENiOT>. BLEA1ilED unn
BROWN GOTTONS. BILE ACtlED AMI
BROWN StEErlNG>. SOAPS, aud fEh-
tUNEEIES.
JERSEY JACKETS.
Wlnopcn on MONDAY o full line Of The latest
styles lJEE~Ei JACKETS.
LADIES UNDERWEAR. consisting ~ olit
MISF. DIR " Frs. skirt. NIGHT
GOWNS. APRON S. aud CriLDRENN'
DRESSES 8t the cost 10 manufacture 'hers
and last but not least orr stock IS complete in
BLACK aud COLOHED SILKS aud SAIiN~.
which we viii .cll AZ less than thoy can Dee To-
placed for ga the northern martcts. Don't de
lay In making your purchases. Buy now Nhdc
they are being sold az sacrifice.
Remember the location aud name.
LEVY DAVIS & CO..
go 00l Main street. corner Slui2
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The Silver Craze.

Those persons who are always unhappy
because o! the fact that an act OF Congress
requires the minis TO keep up the coinage
OF silver will feel greatly relieved Of course
when they learn, as they NAV from Docu-
ment No, 4G3 OF the Bureau OF Statistics.
that for the first seven months OF the pre-
sent year there was exported from this
country nearly three times as much silver
rs gold. The figures are. Of gold, Si,9i7,-
33j; OF silver, SI3,2H.S79. In other
words, silver Is needed abroad. The i'm
ports show fact OF the same nature
namely, that we imported during the same
seven months mere gold than silver.
Whatever may be the cause, the fact seems
10 be that our supply of gold is increasing
whilst our supply Of silver is diminishing.
So long as this state Of things shall con-
tlnue there cannot lie much danger that
silver dollars will, as The New York Jour-
nalstic pOlitical-economists predict, fall to
the value OF 50 much silver bullion at an
early day. AT any rate, we shall expect
The best until tAat event shall dash our
hopes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

lIR. RAXDAIL.-0ur opinion Is, as we
nave before said. that the next House OF
representatives viii elec. Mr.. RANDALL rs
It's Sneaker; not that we have ourselves any
such serious objection 70 the tariff views Of
M. Cox, or those OF Mr., CARLISLE, orthose
OF Mr.. SPRINGER, as would induce us TO de-
sire to see any one OF them defeated; but
because we expect that the Democrats OF
the House will deem it absolutely necessary
80 nominate q candidate who is known TO
be opposed to disturbing ary Of the bust
ness interests OF The country which would
likely DC iniuriously affected iy III attempt
to frame 4 new tariff next winter. Some
few changes in The existing tariff will
doubtless be found necessary next winter
but these viii be few, and VIII not be made
in the interest OF either OF the great politi-
cll parties. Holding these views. we have
deprocated the war which Mr. WATTERsON
and a iew other leading Democrats have
mldc upon Air. RANDALL. However, we
intended merely TO express our grstiiica.
ton at finding in the Petersburg liaa Of
Saturday the following:
"The South knows Mr. Randall well
Charges which seem almost well founded
have been frequently made against him
but never OF a character TO prejudice south
crn opinion against him. Perhaps Dor
Pint did more to prejudice Democrats
against Mr.. Randall than any other mar
living. But the South, as the Richmond
Dispatch has truly said. owes debt o.
gratitude TO Mr.. Randall for his kindly an(
staicsmanhke efforts in her behalf. There
fore we are Of opinion that southern mel
in Congress will support Mir. Randall, no
only because be is a great man and
thorOugL-gOing statesman OF large expert
encc, ofastuteness, and OF broad and liberia
views, hut they will also give him healt
aid because at tine when southern inter
csts were menaced, and when southern
people were threatened, he was i tried an,
true friend.
"Thcre have been times in the pas
when we thought less fayorably OF MI
Raadali's candidacy. There have bee
times when we were Of opinion that tn
South could not afford to sacrifice the Ma
tional Democratic party Tor a sentiment
But calmer and closer investigation ha
convinced Us that there is no sacrifice in
yoyed; that MIR. Randall has been mi,
represented; and that he is indeed singil
larry fitted for the responsible position o
Speaker, 10 which he aspires, and TO whicl
The Democratic party should elevate him,
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FANCY GOODS.

DECEIVED AZ STEVENS:
300 LAAlPS-the handsomcst assortment shown
IN town; twenty different iyie> trimmed CON-
Iete, at 81; beautiful designs. $50 asd
$40;
ELEGANT VhSE-LAMPS, trimmed with Ma
herring burner ana etched gloves. at Sj--such
goods rs were sold lat yelrat$7 20 SO;
LIBRAEY-LAMPs At yesy low prices
PENDANT-LAMPs, trimmed complete, stsl;
sIDE-LANIPs, trimmed with white shade OF larr,
reflector, at 81;
SOLID GLASS HAND or SrAND-LAMPs,
trimmed with burner and chimney, At zoe.
CLEVELAND sAFETY-LAMPs at one hall the
former price, rs VISA h close them out.
For LAMPS OF any description 90 to
STEVENS. sos Broad street.
We continue the DISCOUNT on SILVER
PLATED WARE that has sold SO much for rs the
past two weeks. su3O
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

The Warren;on Tiqte Mder gives the
vote in tie last House OF Delegates on Mr..
NEwBERRYs proposition to have the gen.
era commissioner OF sales in each county
elected by the qualified voters thereof.
Here is the recorded vote, as given in the
House Journal. Those who voted 70 let
the people elect these officers were:
YgAs.-Mcssrs. Waiter ). Anderson,
Baily, Cardwcll. Coghill, Conrad, y. y.
Davis, Dunn, Earle, Fitzpatrick, Graves,
Griffin, Hanger, Johnston. LybroOk, Men
eiee, Moon, Moorctield. Morgan, llumiord,
Nicol, Oliver, Plaster, K. 7. Scott, Skin
ner, Stgibling, stuart, Charles +. Taylor,
Tcrr.li, Vaghn, Ward, and Wilkins-3l.
Those who voted against letting the peo-
pie elect these officials were:
NAYs.-Alessrs. Speaker. Baldwin, Bland,
Chase, Coleman. Gross, Dickinson, Duck,
Dungec, Eggborn, Farr, Frazier, Fry,
Duff Green, Grandstalf, Grim. EIadcn,
Hamilton. IarnSbcrger, Harris, Harrison,
! Lakewood. Herring, Honaker, Kelly,
Lady, Lewis. May, Norton, Owens. Paige,
| Phillips, Powell, Richardson, sandy
Archer Scott, Slemp, Smith, Stratton. j.
A. Taylor, James c. Taylor, Turner, Wat.
kins, and WebG-i4.
The reader will see at once that the Dem.
ociats voted in the affirmative and the Co.
altionists in The negative.
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A Philadelphia paper asks, ..What is
malarlal" DON'T know what il Is in
Philadelphia, but down here it is the sensa.
ton every other day OF having swallowed
asha'i-size earthquake, 10 be In turn swal-
lowed by a volcano, until you have alb
sofoed enough qulnine TO make your head
Ieel like a bumble-bee's nest when family
row Is IN progress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

The Wheeling InteIigencer says the
fact ia that though Mr.. RANDALL represents
philadelphia district II has been long
time since he had residence in that city
Very well. The Federal Constitution re-
quires only that he shall be "an inhabi-
tant" OF the estate" he represents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

Hon. IL. 5. GEEENLEAF, OF New York,
writes to the Washington Post that the
Democrats OF the New York delegation viii
vote soldly for Mr. Cox for speaker. We
shouldn't cry IL Mr. Cox We're elected, but.
as we have said heretofore, il is not in the
nature Of things tia. such joker should
DC c-iosen Speaker.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

Some OF our exchanges put the wrong
date to the report OF the proceedings OF a
negro meeting held in this city on the 2lst
OF March of last year. Don't get the date
wrong. 1t gives the Coalilionists a chance
10 contradict the statement.
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DEATHS.

Died. Thursday, August 18th, At $50 O'Clock \.
NJ, from an accidental gun-shOt wound. AT lamp
dcn-Sldncy College. the residence Of his father,
LAWRENCE II. TALIAFERRO. son OF Conway
G.. and Mamie 4. Taliafcrr0, In the fifteenth year
OF his age
Died, on the sth OF Scptemhcr. nj Goshen, Rock
bridge county. Va. SALLY CHA PE. aged nine
teen. daughter Of Rosa c. aud tie late Major
Philip Il. S:lnlrd.
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MILITARY SOTECEs.

4 TTENTION, YOUNG GUARD AS !
N sOCIATION.-You are hereby notified 10 "a
attend regular meeting At the Blues Armory, ~
seventh bctwce1 Broad and Grace streets, THIS II
Tuesday EVENING, september IL ii,al O'Clock
final ARRANGEMENTS Tor the picnic VIII be COM
pleied By order President JoHN :. RADY.
se ILLS j. j. II. BROWER, Secretary.
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SODA. AND MINERAL.wATERs. &c.

A GENCY FOR VIRGINIA SPRINGS
IA AND OTHER
MINERAL WATERS.
We have constantly ON hand ~ inc iame1 Mn
ERAL WATERS from Virginia and West Vir-
glnta, received direct: -. ,,., ,,,,,.,,
WHITE SULPHUR, RED SULPHUR,
ALLFGHANY, HEALING,
EiiFFAIo IiTiliA, ROCkBRIDG6 ALUM,
BLUE RIDGE, WOLf1EAP LlTlIA;
Also the waters from sAR AToGA srEINGs and
IJINYADI JANOs, and other EUROPEAN WA
TFRs. PURCELL, LADp& CO., Druggists.
au2s Agents Virginia Springs Waters.
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PREMATURE Loss OF THE HAIR may be en-
tiroly prevented by the Use OF Burnett's
CocOainc.
The superiority of Burnctt's Flayoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity
and strength.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

Little BILLY CHANDLER, being pledged
10 support ARTHUR for second term. will,
II Is supposed, by special order, throw all
the influence OF the alleged American navy
In his favor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

Friends, see to 1t that you make your
predictions OF victory result in facts, as
you can do II you viii only devote half as
much time as you should to the cause OF
your country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

A TRUE ASSISTANT TO NATURE
"A in restoring The system 70 perfect health. thus
enabling l. 20 resist disease. l.
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
COCHRAN. GA.-Dr. \. j. Lamb says: ." | never
met with n remedy that gave more satisfaction in
ctses OF debility and prOstrati0n than Browns
Iron Bitters."
OwE~ToN. KY.-Rcy. j. ". Waldrop says:
" Browns iron Bittcri greatly relieved me Of gem
eral debility aud indige,tion."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CONSOLIDATION
1T HAS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
DOLLAR HERD OF ELEPHANTS.
IT HAS THE ONLY WOOLLY ELEPHANT
EVER KNOWN TO EXIST.
1T HAS TIE ONLY PAIR OF LIVING HIP
POPOTANlUS EVER EXHIBITED
\ GIGANTIC MALE InPPOPOTAMUs AND
AHUGE FEMALE HIPPOPOTAMUs,
dwelling together in harmony IN their enormous
water home.
PLEAD OF PERFORMING STATIONS.
\ FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLAR ARCTIC
AQUARIUM,
PROFESSOR WHITES ALL STAR DOG
CIRCUS,
CLINT. WILLIAMs'S TROUPE Oh PERFORM
ING BEARS,
A GIGANTIC LION.sLAYER,
HERD OF LIVING GIRAFFEs,
4 5-TON TWO.HOREED PHlSOCEROS,
100 UNEQUALLED CIRCUS CELEBRITIES.
1T HAS MORE BAREBACK RIDERS,
IT HAS MORE LEAPERS
1T HAS MORE AERIALIsTS,
than any other show.
TIE WONDERFUL STIRK FAMILY OF b.
CYCLE-RiDERS:
THE CAKON & WASHINGTON TROUPE, ,
Just from Berlin;
ORRIN HOLLIS,
TIE GREATEST RIDER ON EARTH;
VIOLA RIVERS,
THE PEERLESS QUEEN OF THE ARENA;
30 GREAT CLOWNS,
6 BANDS Of MUSIC.
AN ONWARD AVALANCHE OF WONDERS.
THE GREATEST STREET-PARADE EVER
SEEN N ANY AMERICAN CITY.
THOUSANDS or WONDERS NOT HERE
ENUMERATED.
1T Il THE GREATEST SHOW!
TIE BIGGEST SHOW!
THE BEST SHOW
EXHIBITS ALL TT ADNERTlSEs.
Admission, - cents. children under 10 years,
90 cents.
This Great show viii exhibit in Virginia nc the
following places onlv: IIhBRlSpNBt 10. Mon
DAY. september 10Th: STAUNTON. II ESDAN,
September lin; tliARLOTrESNlLLE. WE'D
NESDAY, September l2th; DANNlLLt.IulRS RS
DAY, september 18th: BYNCHHbRG. FRIDAY,
september IIih: LEXINGTON. SAIlfDAl'
september 18th; PETERsBl re-, TUESDAY,
September lSth: SUFFOLK, THURSDAY sep
TENDER 10Th: PORTS MOUTH. FRIDAY, Sortcm-
her 2lst: NORFOLK. SATURDAY, September
22d. e2,l,J,G.S,9.l l,l2.l3,lf,Io
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~ CARPETS or EVERY KIND,
MATS. RUGS. CURTAIN GOODS. PAPER
HANGINGS, OH-CLOTHS, POLES, AID COR
GEORGE W.BNDERSON \ SONS.
50 l-3m l2li Dtiln stsc,t.
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MARRIAGES.

Married at the residence Of the brides parents.
in this city. on the 4th instant by Rev Samuel c.
CioDtOn. Mr. JAMES IL. BAILEY and Miss Mag
GLE c. TYLER.
Married. September o. 1888. by Rev. Z. p. VIII
son. SIr. JOSEPH 4. e. WILLIAMS and Miss
ELLA B. NEWELL; all Of Manchester, Va. =
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rBTHALHIMER BROTHERS,
sol BROAD STREET.
WILL DISPLAY DURING THIS WEEK
IN EEEW WV y y
SS$$SSS En- E. ~ " 4 " " y
Err F. 4 T +
i ILL LIZ
GgcGa q 90 Q o 90 0 B BDP D sssss
6 60 60 81 : Ssss
G cG C. Q 90 % 90 oB BOD ssss
VT ~ ""' "'''N ''''
Their buyer being I'm the Northern markets has
secured most EXCELLENT BARGAINS In
o"e'e' Al 20 ~ - i'-'''''
FhhAS" ~ H"i "'r'
JEHSEiS'
JERShlS'
JERSEYS
QUO NJ" 'EhsEie 9 N ALL ! II" 80 ''1'
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS.
third less than actual value. These goods are
POSITIVELY CHEAP. and we shall give our
patrons the bencit Of This purchase.
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TEE TURF.

ACE TUESDAY BNa.eN
IL EVENING At THE 1&s>(ss1ss ,--T,-,5T-es.
FAIRGROUNDS between ,s.z,L=%l scSaSC -
James Flcchcr's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mare Esther T.. and 4. T.. ~rrt.ue'a back fclding
castor for purscoi 5000. Horses called promptly
IL o'clock. So ll-It'
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GOAL AND WOOD.

COAL-Au klrde Of ANTHRACITE for grlfc,.
stoves. and fuIna -.s under shelter -gI dry. EAST
BANK LUMP SPLlNI SJ.2J. ualL rfLlNL
.J-hc,t ia The fcArkpt.
PINE WOOD. Sl7j and - per .Tif-cori. oAh
WOOD. 50. Is pernHlfcord: Lose WOOD. sawed
and -piif. for kiEGWg. 1908 Cary street. ur fu-
au 5 G.. ILPAGE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-09-11

A MEETING OF MARSHALL-WARD
- DEMOCRATIC CLUE. aud q general meet
ing Of every democratic voter Of Marshall ward
Will be held At WASHEb'S HALL. Tie First pre-
cinct. IN Rockets. nj < O'Clock THIS EVENING.
10 transact business of importance and Of Interest
10 every voter.
Let every Democrat who feel, an interest IN HI
ward and The coming erection come forward, and
let u have glorious Democratic reunion. regard
les Of previous political persuasion. and wOrk TO-
sether as Embellishments.
Met promptly AZ the hall at 9 o'clock THIS
EVENING.
BY order Of II. METzGER, President.
PHILIP DWELL.
Sc Hit Nicc-prcsiGcut, FIRST precinct.
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GITIZENS BUILDING ASSOCIA-
~ TON. No. "a meeting OF the above Asso-
citation viii take place AT 'Fhon's Hall WfDNEs-
DAY EVENING. September 9th. ~ hslf-past
o'clock. The constitution and bylaws will be
read and other i'm ortant business will De trans
acted. ThO.e desiring to take stock In thls new
company are invited TO be present.
By order of the President.
CHARLES EAMSTETTER.
SO o-Su.TuGW3t Secretary.
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLE RAILROAD COT
RICIIMOND. Va. July 80. 1888. !

RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD Cot
RICHMOND, VA. July 80. 1888. !
IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ORDER
J. OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS made az
their meeting held July p. 1888 notice Is Hereby
given thata general meeting of the sTOCkiiOLD-
Frs OF TIE RICHMOND AND DANNILLE
RAILROAD COMPANY s. called 10 he held at The
company's Office. In the city OF Richmond, Va. At
u O'clock NJ. on the 18TH DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, 1888, for the purpose Of voting on the cues
ton Of increasing the capital ,luck OF the COM
pany from f5.OOG.OOO 10 100000. and for the
transaction of such further business as the stock
holders may then deem necessary
The books Of transfer viii be closed trom .
o'clock y. VI. Of August %, 1881, 10 9ociock a.
NJ. Of September -, 1888. ,,,,-,, .-.-,.
jy l-2tawtSej&tdtdln
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I III
lkEEGHS6S.


aTASONIC NOTICE.-Thc men, "A
M beers uf ST. JOHNS LODGE. NO.vGA~
n stated mceiinga nj -. A'l'ans Hall THlS/~N
tTuesdayl EVENING ~ o'clncb. All Master
Mason IN good standing are frItcnlally invited.
by order OF tie W. VI.
WALTER MOORE.
sc1l-lt Secretary.
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OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
~ CONTINENTAL LODGE. No. 30f, X. OF q,
are requested 10 attend regular meeting of ihe'r
Lodge az 1hon's Han, seventeenth aud Main
streets. THIS Tuesday EVENING ut 3 O'Clock.
MEMBERS of sister lodges fraternahy invited 10 al
tend. W. \. LAMkIN,
ap 10-2d&4thTu Reporter
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. IL SIZES iNTURACITFC COAL. Red

d Ill SIZES ~ iih -A'l I ~ N.Ai4s iA'h
"A and White Ash: WEST VIRGINIA >PLTNr
COAL. uncqull'9d for gra'ee; lS-t BRIGHT
HOPE and MtDLO1illhN CRATE GOALS.
.ETREKA NATURAL CoNE. thr fne-' Cooking
Fuel: HEART PENE and DAN WOOD. DRY
sawed. split. ana Long. au promptly delivered
sarefully we Ehed and measured. ut lowest market
prices. which 10 the interest OF al narCs to huf
SOW. before farther advance, at ~ east Nam
street }. g.. WATKINS.
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1T TOWERS LIKE THE PYRAMIDS ABOVE
ITS FELLOWS.
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EiWS-PA3TE.

LA NJ -
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THE LADIES OF GENABL E-STREET
| CHURCH WILL HOLD \ LAWN-PAitff
OD T,ycutN-thirl stree. between Br0al and MAJ
sha !. beginning MONDAY NIGHT l0th inst ~.
\ virel and ahuduT supply of RttRtch-
MENTS viii De for sale at moderate prices.
MUSIC every night. se9-Zt~
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COLORS GUARANTEED.

H.T. MILLER & CO.,
an 23-Th.SuSTu corner Ninth and Main.
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Arwo-MnLIoN-DoLLAp CONSOLIDATION
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1883-08-10
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