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Don't.

Don't flatter yourself that you know all
The schemes which the Mahoneites will at
tempt 10 carry out in case they elect ma
FORTY OF the members OF the next Legisla-
ture.
The bill to redistrict the State so "a to
give 10 the Republicans the power to elect
eight out of our ten congressman was bad.
II can hardly be made worse. Yet there
may be passed bills worse than that, but
touching other matters.
The bill TO provide for commissioner
OF land-saes was bad enough. To give to
The Governor the vast patronage which
would be concentrated in his hands by such
a Law would be to forge chains with which
TO fetter the free people OF Virginia. 1t
would be to provide immense temptations
10 corruption. But the mind which con-
ceived that bill Is capable OF conceiving
worse ones-we know not OF what sort.
One OF the same kind would be law provid-
ing that there should be a lawyer appointed
in every county to write all the wills OF the
people of the county. Another, law to
declare all deeds invalid which had not
been drawn by lawyer appointed by the
Governor for that purpose. Why noty
Surely these would be no more objections
bic than the bill which the Big Four de-
feated last winter. Don't deceive yourself
into the belief that the commissioners
iand-sales bill is the worst bill that can be
framed.
DON'T think for q moment that the bill
TO provide for publishing the Acts OF AS
sembly in partisan papers. and paying
them so much a line out Of the public
treasury for that service, was the worst
bill in that line that could be eoncocted by
General MALONE. He has had two years
In which TO hatch new schemes, and you
cannot know beforehand that he will not
surprise even those who know him best by
bringing out some worse scheme than any
he presented in the last Legislature.
Don't suffer your wishes nor your fears
TO deceive you in regard to what might be
done by Coalition Legislature. Think OF
the feeling Of exuitation and happiness
which will be yours on the 9TH OF Noyem-
Der II the Democrats carry the State. as
coutrasted with the feeling of dependency
and regret that will follow MAnoNE's sue
cess, and then go to work with might and
main to prevent the latter deplorable. and
secure the former most desirable, result.
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TIRE for You. Doctor.

DIR. q. X. GrLxER, postmaster OF Rlch-
mond. Il ont In an open letter to j. ID.
BRApY, setting forth General MAhoSE's
claims TO the gratitude Of the public. The
Doctor can speak feclingly on this subject
We wish. however. merely to call public
attention to his declaration as TO the Re
nublicanism of General MAHoNE's work.
Or. GnMEE says:
"For myself I say, whether ever Gene
ral Malone shall bear the name OF Repub-
hcap or not. his rork Is good enough for
me. aud / will follow wherever he leads In
This direction. Names are things OF to-
day. Works last forever; and by his
works let him be Judged"
Yes, General MAuoSR's "work {" Is such
that DR.. GIIMER may well applaud hum.
The Republicans Of Virginia may well fol-
low him "wbcther lie shall ever bear the
name OF Republican or not" Names are
nothing. The friend and ally OF ARTHUR,
CoNKLING, GRANT. SIMON CAMERON, and
JOHN SHERMAN-the man who is for ARTHUR
because ARTHUR is for him--Is doing no
"workv In which Democrat can consist
emily assist him, let him call himself what
he will.
What say you, Democrats OF Virginia
VIII YOU next month set the seal OF con-
demnation upon General MALONE and his
swork," or will you by voting for his
candidates for the Legislature join the
party whose "work " he, and DIR. GILMER
and other Republicans, are doing through
out Virginia, and, so far as their influence
extends, throughout the Union?
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The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette fiat
tiers itself that its party has got rid OF the
prohibition question, and that liquor laws
will not enter into the campaign Of next
year IN Ohio. But our occidental contem-
porary reckons without its host. The
Democrats have large majority in the
Legislature which is to assemble next WIN
ter, and may again submit the prohibitory
amendment to the voters as a means Of
allowing the Republicans to divide again
upon that interesting question.
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Died, wedpesday morning, october 24th, az
otlSck. KATE SPARROW. wife OF Kev. IL U.
Ijsshiell d. D.; aged tiirtv-ninc years. 49,.
The funeral will take place from ~; mrss
church tRfDAY, October 26ih. at IL O'CLOCK.
Died, ut his residence. No. 4OI west Marshall
street. mt $3.50 4. NJ. October %. 1883. itbNhl
o. sOliTH ,RDs; aged forty nine years:
Ills funeral Will take place from tue ABOVE resi-
,lcnce ut q O'Clock This MORNING.
sfaunton papers please cory.
Died. on Wednesday morning. the cath day OF
illness. Of pneumoui', TABITHA w. IsBELL'the
wife Of Francis r. Isbcll.
The funeral will take place at balf-past O'Clock
THIS Thursday EVENING from the rcsiccnce
Of Francis T. IsbeIl. COS west Marshall street. Tho
friends Of the family arc invited to attend.
Died. on the oath Of October, HENRY =. Err
RING. infant son Of Joseph and Sophia Gerring'
aged twenty two months.
Funeral viii take place THIS EVENING from
st. Mary's Catholic church at o'clock. RELATIVES
and frieads are invited TO attend without turther
notice
Died. suddenly. Sctoher gath, at 1880 A. M,
JAMES A. GLASS. in the iftietIi year OF his age.
His funeral will take place TO-DAY Mt a.
street. Friends and acquaintances are Invited 10
attend.
Charlottesville Chronicle please copy.
Died. az his residence. In this city, on the 24tn
Instant, WILLIAM :. ROYSTER.
Funer :, service from First Pre-, bytcrian chircn
at O'Clock THIS EVENING. Friends ana ac-
quaintances invited TO attend.
Died, October 18, 1888, in the city of New
York. at the residence of hi brother-in-law. John
-. Davis. JAMES ID. MCkENSEY. tailor. or
Richmond, in the dfty-tbird year of his age.
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TIE BAKERS WAY.

MIR. ALFRED NApEAN, No. So Lincoln stree,
Lewiston, Name. writes us, May IA, 1888: ~
have been severely afflicted for long time with
indigestion and liver complaint, and a. times all
that | ate so distressed me that | could not bear
the sight Of food. had tried good many ar.
ferent remedies for my complaint. and they all
failed, until one day Mr.. Mattel, one Of our drug
gisls In Lewiston, recommended Hunts Remedy.
as he knew Of so many who had used II here with
great success for kidney, liver and urinary trou-
bles, as well as Indigestion, and upon his recon-
incubation finally concluded to try bottle, and
commenced taking, with very little faith I'm II.
The nrst bottle helped me mnch that pur-
chased two more, and II has done me wonderful
amount OF good, and cured me Of indigestion. I
can eat all kinds Of food now, and can truly re-
commend Hunts Remedy sure cure for indi-
gestion, liver and kidney diseases"
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when I became a. candidate for the Dem

when became a.candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination az delegate from the
city OF Richmond to the next General As
senbly Of Virginia, I THEREBY UNDER
TOOK To RECOGNIZE AND CARRY
OUT IN NY REPRESENTATIVE Ca
PACTTY THE PRINCIPLES AND
VIEWS OF POLITICAL CONDUCT
PROMULGATED IN THE PLATFORM
OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY 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 10 keep them out OF the hands
Of any political party that will use them !"
q political machine for party purposes
Thomas j. Erdns, Democratic cdnd'od'e
for Me House of Delegates in R'csmond.
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HONEST Old TIM.

GORHAM, y. H.. July Ia, 1879.
Gentlemcn.-Nhoeyc You are don't know; but
I thank the Lord. and feel grateful 10 you O. now
that IA this world ~ aduitCrltcd mcnicinrs there
Is one compound that proves and does all N 1dfe-
tists 10 do. and more. -Four years ago bad
slight shock Of palsy. Which uunerycd me ~ such
an extent that the least excitement would make
me shake ike the atuc. Last Nay was induced
to try Hop Bittcrs. ! used ore bottle, bat ga not
see any change; another did 50 change my nerve
that they are now As steady as they ever Merr. ~
used 10 take both hand, 10 VII e.. but now my good
right hand writes this. Now. n You continue to
manufacture As honest and good an -riice ns yor
do. YOU will accumulate an honest fortune, aui
confer The greatest blessing On YOur fcilOw-iltu
that was ever conferred on mankind.
TIM BURCU.
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CoSHOCToN STATION. y. Y. Dec. -, 1878.
Gertlemen.-A number of people had been using
your Bitters here, and with ntrkcd effect 4 lady
of over seventy years bad been sick 10. TIE past
ten years: she had not been able 10 ie around.
dies or physicians being of no avail. sent forty
five miles aud gotta lo'tlc Of Hop Buffers II had
such an effect ner that she WAS able tu Dire her
self and wilS about the house. AFTER taking two
bottles more she was able 10 take care Of Der own
room and walk out W her uci4hbor's, aud has nm
proved all the time since. Ny wife and children
also have derived great icucnt from their use.
". 4. HATHAWAY. \
Agent United state, Express Company.
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srrrrInn- WIS .Innnnrr. 1850

| heard I'm my neighborhood that ysur Hop Bit
tiers Wa. doing such great deal Of good among the
sick and afflicted with most every Kind OF disease
and as had been troubled for nficcn year with
neuralgia and all kiuds Of rheumatic Complaints
and kidney trouble, took one bottle according 10
directions IL at once did me great deal of good,
and used four bottles more. | am an old mar.
but am now as well a. | can wish. There are seven
or eight families I'm cur place using Hop Bi'iers
for their family medicine. and are so well satisfied
with II they will use no other. one lady here has
been beduddcn for years. Is We'll aud doing her
work from the use Of three bottles.
LEONARD MuuTBECK.
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A NEWBORN NOVELTY.
TEXAS CHARLES
GREAT FAR-WEST EXHIBITION
AND
PICTURESQE INDIAN VILLAGE.

A TRUE PORTRAYAL
OF TIE
HABITS, CUSTOMS. AND MANNERS OF THE
FRONTIER.
4 genuine sight Of lifetime. worth coming
miles 10 see.
THE GREATEST SHOW EVER SEEN UNDER
CANVAS,
on LOT CORNER OF BROAD AND LAUREL
STREETS.
Strcet-cars direct to the canvas.
Two performances daily. Afternoon at
O'Clock; evening ut 8 O'Clock. Doors open ons
hour previous.
Admission. 25c. Reserved seats. loo. extra.
No sIdc-shOws. museums. or catch-pennies with
this novel, moral entertainment. One price pays
for all. DC Z5-4t
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Editor Bland County Chronicle:
Dear Sir.-I have been informed that il
is being circulated IN this county that
would not support Hartman Newberry for
the Legislature. am at losss to ina
CINE how such report could have gotten
i'm circulation, and deem it due TO my
self and the Democratic party to state that
there Is not one word Of truth in it. ! am
Democrat and shall most heartily sup
port Mr.. Newberry, and hope all true Do
mocrats without regard to past differences
will do the same.
Respectfully, &C.,
CHARLES :. GRAYSON.
October 16 1899
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The telegraph makes considerable pa
rade over an "explosion in squib facto-
ry." That's nothing new. 1t occurs in
every newspaper Office every time the para
grapher picks up the paper aud finds that
the intelligent compositor or his own vii
famous manuscript has put head on the
point of one of his Jokes.
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Load your gun or you cannot fire it Off.
That is to say register your name, or.you
will be unable to vote however much you
may desire TO do so when the time comes
and the spirit Of your Jealous neighbors
shall have awakened your sluggish soul to
the importance of doing so. Register who
thcr you intend to vote or not.
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PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE

Mr.. GEORGE ID. BATES, Of No. 50 Cottase
street, Lewiston, Maine, reliable and prominent
citizen. imparts the following Information. NAV
IL, 1883:
Having learned OF the valuable qualities of
Hunts Remedy In q practical manucr, l Der 10
state that consider Il u remedy VI great merit
and can most cheerfully recommend II to anv ore
troubled with kidney or liver disease
nc 26-Thfv;. On a tn
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Don't be q cipher. A citizen who takes
no part In the government OF bis State or
city Is cipher instead Of unit. So says
the Boston Herald. Now. 20 and register
your name at once, and then on election
day you will be ready and qualified to cast
your vote.
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Yes, ii you defeat the CoSlitionists this
year. you will never afterwards hear Of
their party. Most OF the voters will at
once align themselves with the Democrats
and the rest of them will align themselves
with the Republicans.
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Gentlemen.-No medicine has had one half thr
sale here and given such universal satisfaction a.
your Hop BIitcrs have. We take pleasure I'm speak
ing for their welfare, as every one who tiles them
Is well satisfied with their results. Several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
that there are a number Of earnest workers In the
Hop Btters cause. one person gained eleven
pounds from taking only few bottles.
SMITH IDE
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II you have any love for Richmond do
not cast vote which may have the effect
Of placing your capital city under the
hand Of WILLIAM MALONE.
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Make your calculations for one hundred
thousand negro voters supporting the Co
alition candidates for the Legislature.
Work accordingly. Its an immense host.
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NINA MARI, KRIDER. WIFE or roBIAsK.


This IS 10 let the people know that !, Anna Maria
bad for many years past. was troubled Win
weakness bad cough, dyspepsia, great debility and
constipation Of The bowels. ] was 80 miserable
cOuld eat nothing. heard Of Hop Biiiers aud was
resolved To try them. have only used three bot
Ties. aud | feel wonderful good, well, and strong
again. My bowels are regular. my appetite good,
and cough gone. I think u my duty ~ lei TIE pe0-
pie know how bad wa ana what TIE medicine
has done for me, SO they can cure thcmscNcl
with 10.
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Brother BEEcHER says that he does not
believe in the fall of ADAM. That proves
nothing. Brother BEEcnEE pretended that
be did not believe in his own fall.
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4 VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS o.
THE AGE.

No medicine introduced 20 the public has oy,,
met with the sEecess accorded 70 Hop ritters. II
stands to-day the best-known curative article In
the world. Its marvellous renown f. not due b
the advertising IL has received. IL is famous by
reason Of Its inherent virtues. II does an that +
claimed for H. tits the mos, powerful speedy.
and effective agent known for the building up OF
facilitated systems and general family medicine
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ROCHESTER, y. T., March ! |. 1880.
HOP BnterS Company: Please accept our CRATE
ful acknowledgment for the Hop BiitcrS you were
SO Kind 10 donate, and which were such benet,
To us. We are so buiit up with IL we feel young
again. OLD LADIES or THE
HONE or THE FRtENDLESS.
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RAY CRY. MICH rchrr,rv a 1seo

Hop BftterS COmpnpH: think 10 M duty 20
send Won recommend for the benefit Of any per-
son wishing TO know whether Hop Btters are GOOD
or not. know they are good for general debility
and Indigestion: strengthen The nervous system
and make new life. recommend my patients 10
use them. DR.. 4. PLATT,
Treatcr Of Chronic Diseases.
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Who said that under the State Constitu-
ton there could not be negro trustees for
negro schools, and white trustees for white
schools
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My wife was troubled for years With llofches,
moth patches, nechies, and plmpies on her face
spent many dollars uu tie thousand iufalilblc Cd
cures, with nothing but injuri0a. effects. 4 lady
friend, Of Syraeuse, \. w. Who bad had similar
induced her 10 try H. Onc bottle has made her
face as smooth, fair and soft as a child's. aud
given her such health that u seems almost a mira
Gle. MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.
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WINSTON, FonsYrpr COUNTY, NC,

Gehtleinen'-i desire 10 express TO YOU my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bittcrs. I was troubled
with dyspepsia for FIVE years previous o. COM
mencing the use Of your Hop Bitters some six
months ago. 1ly cure has been wonderful. I am
pastor of the First Methodist church of TINS Mace
and nay whole congregation can testify 70 The
great virtue OF your biIlers.
Very respectfully, Rev. III. FEgEBEE.
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,fnxrnR- MICH. sontemher 2

MONROE. MICH, September rs. 1875.
sirs.-I have been taking Hop Bitters for indian
nation Of The kidneys aud bladder. u has done
for me what foar doctors failed tO dO-curcd me.
The effect of the Bitters seemed Ike magic.
". l.. GARTER.
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DELrvAN. MS. sentember Is. lssO.

DELEyAN, WIS.,. september 81, 1850.
GentleIrcn.-l have taken not quite one bottle OF
the Hop Bitters. was q feeble old man Of seven
ty-eight when got ~. To-day am rs active ana
feel as well rs dii st thirty. see a great mann
that need such medicine. ID. ROYCE.
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If Won have sick friend. whose life q 4 bur'lcn.
one bottle OF Hop Bittcs viii restore that friend
70 perfect health and happiness.
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PERSONAL.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.-All
FERDINAND PERPIGNON, deceased. will pre-
sent them at the ONCE OF Judge u. G. Minor No.
20, Skaters Building. on MONDAY the 20th OF
October, 1883, for payment
ELlZ. PERPIGNON,
Administrator Of Ferdinand Perpignon.
oc 23-,ru& su2ts
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~ .NI'''7I'I' " NJ . II" =
- II has cured me of several diseases, such as ncr-
vOusness, sicknesa az The stomach. monthly trlu-
bles, &c. have not seen sick day since took
Hop Buffers. Mfs. FANNIE GREEN.
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EOUND IN A BOX.
October 1G, 1888.

Mr., JOHN kINsMAS, Of Augusta, Maine, writes
May 10, $50. AS follows: ~ have been afflicted
for some years with 4 severe kidney trouble, and
having noticed an article In one of our papers of
the wonderful cures Hunts Remedy had performed
In many cases OF droTsy, bladder, and kidney
troubles, and finding bottle in box Of straw
packing, concluded would try It, and CON-
menced 10 take 1t, when. TO my surprise, found
that the first bottle beue1ted me so much that
decided that would continue its use, and kept
taking IL until had used in all six bottles, and
my appetite good, all pains In the back and side
disappeared, and for one of my years Il am now
eighty years old am able to attend 70 my BUSH
ness, and am strong and vigorous, as may of my
friends and neighbors can testify that know me
well. beg TO state, also, that many OF our neigh
bors have used Hunts Remedy with equally as
good results, and one OF my friends who has inst
purchased bottle Of Guppy, Kinsman & Alden.
OF Portland, says he would not DO without IL al
any price,"
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A RICHLADY.s EXPERIENCE.

travelled all over Europe ana other foreign
countries NJ cost Of thousands ~ dollars, I'm search
of health, and found II not. | returned discouf-
aged and dishcartcued, and WIS restored 10 real
youthful health and spirits with less than two bot
Ties Of Hop Bitters hope Others may profit bY
my experience and stay at home.
LADY, Augusta. Mc.
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III" LEVY, DAVIS & CO.,
COL MAIN, CORNER NINTH STREET.

A. the world goes. nothing is given awaT so lib.
erai as advice. bucketfuls being generally given
VIII r. only the grain are taken. and even hen the
hes advice Is often given by the worst IN IN; and
for n divine to follow all his own instructions
woud make him n most conspicuous model.
The efore advice, to he useful. should be followed
by god example. Believing this, we asst me the
risk If advising all who have accustomed them
selv, to shopping at one stated place, utterly re-
gar Jess of the advantages they could anc would
enjsy elsewhere. TO visit our establishment. Our
siocs Is now complete.
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Evening Prices Admission, 75c. and II &C.
cured seats 81 and sl.25. oc 2o-lt~
MOND TIL T. \ Il RE-FAlR-
III WEEK, commencing MONDAY EVENING.
October 20. 1888. CHARLES L. FORD'S COMIC
OPERA COMPANY. The IN 'nager takes great
pleasure In announcing to the citizens OF Rich
mond that he has succeeded in efecting an ca
gazement with the abOye-named talented and
famous Organization. when they will present the
following new and beautiful operas IN superb
Burnands 1.-THE editor Of Punch ,rcat operate
bnrlesque. entitled BLUE BEARD; OR, THE
HAZARD OF THE DYE" (frsI production In this
cItv) TUESDAY. Gilbert & Sullyan's latest sue
cess. IOLhNTHE; OR. THE PEER AND THE
PERL THURsDAY and SATURDAY. Buccu-
lossis last great London sensations, entitled
"GIROLA: OR. THE MlLLERS BRIDE" FRI
DAY. Washington irying's legendary idyl OF tie
Cst-kls, set 10 music by Planquette, author Of The
Chimes OF Normandy. entitled RIP VAN
WINKLE. GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE AZ
~ =. 81. Prices of Admission %. so, and 10
cents. Reserved seats, 81. Box'sheet opens FRI
DAY nj 8 A. NJ. at Theatre and RAMOS & MOSES.
Oc 25-flt
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| had been sick and miscri bic 50 long, causing
my husband so much trouble aud expense, no one
knowing what allied me. was 50 completely dis
heartcned and discouraged that got n bottle Of
Hop Bitters and used them unknown 81 INV family
soon began % improve and sained - last that
my husband and family thought IL strange aud un-
natural. but when | told them what had helped me
they said: lIurrah for Hop Bitters! long may
they prosper, for they have made mother well aud
us happy" THE MOTHER.
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NTOTICE.-THE DEMOCRATS OF
~ HE RICO COUNTY viii hold meetings at
the following times and places:
SEVEN PINES (Lyne's storel, THURSDAY,
October 25th. ut O'Clock.
JENNINGS'S STORE. Broad. Street road, Oar
becue.l FRIDAY. October 10Th nj IL o'clock.
SMITHER'S STORE. night meeting, FRIDAY,
October 26ih. at s o'clock.
The meetings VIII he addressed by Hon. III. A.
AtkInson Hon. George ID. Wise. Hon. s Il. witt.
Judge Il G.. Minor. T. Ashby Wickham, Colonel
Thomas J. Evans. j. II. Tucker, Jr.. X. +. Beirnc,
James Russell, and others. oc 2f-3t
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Ny mother says Hop Btiers Is the only thing
that will keep her from her old and severe attack,
Of paralysis and headache Editor Osictgo Sun.