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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Cabinet-M

A wcll-pOsted man makes the following
guess a. to the probable Cabinet OF Presi.
dent CLEVELAND:
Thomas +. Bayard, Of Delaware, Secre.
taIy OF state.
Allan G. Thurman, Of Ohio, Secretary
OF the Treasury.
George Il. Mcclellan, OF New Jersey,
Secretary Of War.
William W. Eaion. Of Connecticut. Sec
Rotary OF the Navy.
william f. Villas. o! Wisconsin. Secre-
taTy Of the Interior.
John :. Barbour, OF Virginia. PoStmss-
ter.Gcucrsl.
James Il. Beck, Of Kentucky, Attorney
General.
Here follows another guess: BArARS,
THuRMAH, McCLElLAN (as aboyel, BECK,
Secretary OF Interior. and D0EsHEissg,
GARIASD, aud RANDALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Edward ;. Stokes is said 70 be engaged
10 marry mllionairc's widow.
Kirchcr originated the germ theory Of
INFECTIOUS diseases 200 years ago.
Pasouale Brienoli is TO have q monu-
ment in Woodiawn cemetery. New York.
IL is designed TO start apOpuar subscrip'
10 this end.
Mr.. Swinburne suggests n, piece OF
"benevolent dospotism" that il should be
Hadc penal offence against literature
.'for any writer 10 anjy a pr0ycrb. a
phrase. quotation, but. above all thing.
a line OF poetry. by way OF tag or title to
his novel Of TO hers. Scripture and Sbak-
speare should he specially prohibited"
DR.. Levi, II. steiner. OF Frederick
county. Md. IOns member OF the Mary
land Senate and rcpuiod one Of the best
read men in The State. has been appointed
librarian OF the Enoch Pratt Library, Of
Baltimore lie will At once visit the large
libraries OF New York and The eastern
States aud collect data before purchasing
books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Wken Mr.. BAIhn was nominated tac
Philadelphia Errninq Telegraph admissnd
chat bis rominstion was blundcr. bus
announced that II would support him be-
c-use IL believed that the iateresfs 81
the country would be beat subserved
by Re,uhllcsn Administration. This
position Il maintained with dignity,
sbility, and csrues;ness that could not
fail 10 i,npros any fair-minded man with
the ixet that however mistaken u might be,
n w,s conscientious. During the whole
canvass At stuck Ia It's text, aHd not only
refused 10 take stock in the abuse OF DIR.
nyyEIasp sd libels upon the South. but
several times severely rcbuked those that
INDUCED In sud-, campaign methods. Now.
with Terfec. consistency, 1t says:
A question CA issue greater than the
t:s1G. high or low. became the dominant
one OF to rsmp,ign from the hour that
the Republican Convention clioscits candi-
dates II vas that OF sure government.
The efforts Of leaders and organs we're
vainiy employed 20 make the lesser ques-
ton the grtster one. They could not IS.
cope from the evil that The former wrought
ai Chicago. IL was in vain they pleaded
with capital aud lsbor to support the rcgu-
lar ticket. and that they let loose the
irce-tracc wolf. The people demanded thai
not the yapid piatltudes Of the plat-
foam but che stern principles OF Republi.
can integrity should shape and determine
the results OF the campaign. By what the
Republican politicians did when they NOM
"A II - Ia
yjtcd, forced, The issue OF "Mcn. not Prn-
cplcs" IT, was more than crimc-it was
DIundcr. The old cry Of "VOtc the reg
ulsr ticket" ha, lost its power TO charm
wliha: the old tncl. OF letting loose the
frcc-iiHdc wolf al the doors Of capital and
labor has lost its potency. " Honest gov
eminent by an honest mas" was
what the intelligent Republican pariisans.
turned nOn-parlisans Tor the once. de-
mandcd. They could see neither in the can
didate who, when the cloud Of exposure
was breaking upon him. appealed 10 his
confederate for certificate OF good charac-
ter, and who, conscious OF the wrong he
bad done. aud The shamefulness OF seeking
safety through his own false certificate. abb
i1cilY cried, Burn this letter. There
were hut two candidates for them 10 choose
between. and they chose that one who. by
hls official record, had proved himself an
honest hlan. faithful puDlic seryant-who
had dared 10 he ight and TO do right when
10 be the one or do the other was to bring
down upon him the curses OF the
selfish leaders Of his own party. when
Governor Grover Cleveland officially Sp-
proved the reform bills, formulated 10y
Republican senator aud passed by a Re
publican Legislature. he proved at once
his integrity, courage, aud patriotism. His
whole public record was searched through
by the kccncst->ighted party maleyO,enec.
but no flaw was found in il, no stain upon
it. Democracy" said MI. LEVEL re-
Gently, "has hnc instinct in choosing
mon.'
Democracy proved the truth Of that
once more on the 4th OF November whe.
it chose Grover Cleveland ADD Thomas 4.
Hendricks President and Vice-Prcsident
OF the American republic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

~LALFD PROPOSALS.
vi.. ..t,r.t.rd al This onicc until Il O'Clock VI.
"a .E-BAY. NOVEMBER Ill 1854,
t,rOt.fblHs The Almshouse with ,npplir- Of
FRESH BEEF,
BACON.
FLOUR,
RICE,
COFFEE.
SUGAR,
FGNEG AZ,
SOAP,
SALT,
NOLASSES.
HERRINGS,
LARD,
MILK.
FORAGE:
HAY,
STRAW.
CORN,
OATS,
nfOwNsTUFF.
SHOES,
MEDICINES,
~. .r.srar -udne Tuesday. February 10, $50.
To-. Committee for the Relief of the Poor r.
sew 70 ghf 90 rejact any or AL bids offered and
OF -irin. me contract for each article required TO
d. lowest hiider therefor.
Forn. - PROPOSALS can be obtained at thi ,
, onice CHARLES p. BIGGER,
300 5-te superintendent.
-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
gerec OF Imagination.
New York 'rimcs.


IS soon ~ the Tribune grows tired of
claiming fhc erection Of Dir. Eiune IL IL
understood that it viii claim 'hat General
Fremont was elected President in 1906,
snd thai Mr.. Buchanan vsS defeated. "
i preparing 4 scric. Of A's)ciatcd Pres
dispatches showing large gains far Fremont
IN ihe Third district of Oshkosh. \ Ike
percentage Of gains will. In Vic opinion Of
the Tribpe. give every northern siIte and
three southern states TO Fremont. thus tri-
umpbantly elecling him. Bulletins claim
ing Fremont victory viii begin to appear
IN The windows Of the Tribune Office next
"wednesday. and " Fremont and Victory !"
will be printed in big tyrea all over the Til.
0pnc. IL Il thought in Tribunitish circles
that il will bc easier to elect Fremont by
claims than II /. to elect Blaine. and the
work viii he carried on with the Tifbme's
customary force Of imagination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

A movement IL now on fct among the
friends 81 the Iste REV. Dr. w. ;. PUN.
e. 10 place memorial - lis memory Ia
the Cnion Protestant infirmaiy. on Diyi-
slou street. !, Is contemplated eitner 10
raiae an cr,lown,cui fund oi 81 $4,000. by
individual subscriptions Of go. or ny indi-
ytdpal subscriptions Of the same amount.
70 raise 3.Do and place a mrmorlal fund Ia
The institution. Mr.. 4. NJ. Carter. cashier
Of the Third National Bank. has charge oil
the movement. Dr. plumcr was at The
time Of his death the oldest Presbyterian
minister IN Baltimore. He died some two
or three years ago M the Union intirmnrv.
in the eigbticth year OF his age. AT one
time he was pastor Of the chnreh now IN
cbsge Of Rev. DIR. Lcyburn. DR.. PiLner
wss a native OF Pennsylvania. Although
not member OF the Baltimore Presbytery
NJ The time 81 bis death. he o'iicisted In
many CT the churches q the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Thanks.

win the Dispatch allow me a small space
in their columns to thank the editor for a
very timely and iudicious article which APP
pearcd on last Wednesday morning? re-
fer TO the few lines in which il was shown
bv most liberal allowance for Republican
gains over the vote pollcd III the last cleo
ton how utterly impossible il was 10 take
tic good old state from the Democrats.
ON TUESDAY night | went to bed dlzed,
though could not see how. even with all
that fraud could do at the polls, we could
Lose the State, vet rs had made no figures,
and the returns came ia slowly, aud every
body seemed alarmed, | got scared too.
But the next morning that article came Ia
me like a bahny breeze to a fevcrcd brow.
II revived me. and it inspired me to re.
assure many others,
Thanks, NIossrs. Editors. for that word
in season. ON STkGEE.
We send back thanks TO "Old stager'
for his kind words.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
The Legislature.

Where are the members OF the General
Assembly: Are they at home at such a
time a. tbis:-and that, too. in fetal disre-
gard OF their own resolution providing for
a recess TO end last week.
We confidently expect full houses to-
morrow. II there be sny who intended Ia
postpone longer their return 10 the capital,
We trust that they will reconsider the laat.
ter. Come at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Mr. BLAINE said Tucsd9y 81 do
not believe the Amoris,n peeple will
accept q fraudulEt result. The Republic
csns have carried the northern state. by
more than 900, 900 majority, and they do not
propose 10 have the leading state tskea
from them 10y iraud." Mr. BLAME evident
ly docs not know chat he il dead. We in
sisi thst the corpse keep quiet and not
inteuup, the wake.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
fork (arpCfiu..

"Iinoleum" l. neat. carpci-likc in ap-
peardncc. aud Of extraordinary durability.
II Is elastic 10 the trend. handsome. and
never cold like the ordinary Oil-cloth. The
American make has completely superseded
the best English gOOd:. and only the IN
forior trade can now be Imported. The
" alton Trademark. with the word "Liu-
oleGm,' ., printed on the back OF ever,
,quu yard of domestic goods, and all car
i,et.dci les keen IL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Two Notexvorthv Statements

The World saws that the purpose OF the
Tribune and BLAINE and the rest OF the Re
publican leaders. is TO claim New Ysfk''
vote until next Tuesday, when il is to be
counted. To confess defeat now might,
they fear, tempt the counters TO commit
frauds.
The Tribune Of Saturday, after claiming
all over its wide pages the election OIL
BIAtNE. states In its latest postscript that
the last Associated Press dispatches elect
CLEVELAND, but that it tthe Tribune has
no reason to credit the statement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

The Norfolk Loadmark predicts that
.louN GooDE will be the next Secretary OF
the NAVY. We suppose that Virginia is 10
have Cabinet appointment. and that il will
be BAgBouR. OF Tucker, or GOobK. But
We do not think ths, President CLkvELlNs
viii put y southern man IN command OF the
army sr Lsvy. To do that would be 70
shake red flag at BLAINE. The bloody
shirt would at once be unfurled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

The Boston Herald. in an article on ih.
solid South. says;
lnssmuch - there is no longer south.
EN- question that Is not also northern
question, II j. both proper aud desirable
that the southern section should divide
politically, AZ the northern section has
done. This, we believe, would result more
surely from ClcVcland'S election than from
Blaine's, and il furnishes strong reason
for hoping for the formers success. when
the southern white citizens find that di.
vision no longer invites a return OF the
corrupt and incompetent Republican rule
in those States. and the negroes discover
that Democratic success does not mean their
ncnslayemcnt or oppression, there will be
good reason 10 hope ior an abandonment OF
the color-line. aud u separation OF voters
10y their interests aud OPTIONS. The DAYS
OF terrorism have gone BY. The recent
elections IN the Sout, were marked by less
bloodshed and show OF force than were
those in some Of our northern cities.
The Hsfais understands the situation
and fsreshsdows the result exactly.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

DICH NOND, FREDERICksBt RG
III AND POTOMAC FAILROAD.->cbrI atr
commencing NONkNB.H =, lssi-e2strra rtas-
dare time:
600 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-Stic ,tal.oa d1t,:
stopsOniN % = Inland. JngctiDu. NJ
ford, aod ti-icr.Csshur.. ~ifepcT
from jacksonville - Vishin.tSs.
li:O5 A. N, leave d, rd- street STALLION ds.iyt-N.
cent >Dndaysl. ~let 10. b. !sow t.tuie.-
tea 70 WaahinEton.
6:s2 ? A.. ieaYcs Bvr,-streri station dule.
sleeper fres Jsck ,nft.. % Nes
York.
lO:2s A. H., sTFves 81 Byrd-sf-rst .iru9B daily.
Sleeiefitsai Ne" lors . .iar. 80
vine.
z.sS =. d.. agnNC- 10 Eyrl-Slrert -iafIoH. i.Ilr
s:cps Al Fiesieric.stufg. huDL
snS J1Ittoa. Nieepcr itpn wax
Bgtnn 20 60 trlesiOu.
a'se ?. b. afli'ss al f,fd-Sileri sfafinH a1IT
except Ssneas d. Sleeper fls-
Washington 20 Jsrk,ouyiit.
ASHLAND TcAlNe
bAnY sXcEPr SUNDAYS
zoe =. ~ accom- 1oaation. le7se4 Erutl->frrel
,i-tss; ARRIVES a. Ash'sad 40 z.
oot r. NJ sss-S. E,sa; arrives II Ash 40 %,
GA r. ".
7'ss H., ARRIVES AZ Elbs: caves Ashlaue a.
GAS A.. ~.
SOS NJ, accommodates. suNes At Rn,sD.
sweet ststos leaves Ashland a,
a. y.
o;Ss r. NJ, arrives a. Elsa; leave, Ass'ans a.
CA. TAYLOR, General Ticket As.sL
.T.h ksses. General son<ris'eaJesL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
HEALTH l. WEALTH.
Dr.. L. &. VESTS
N.Evf- AND BRAIN-TREATMENT,

.u.r.rf..d .pecilc for Hysteril. Dizziness. Cos
S,ls'o1s.. pei. teryOus Neuralgia. HeIIacbc, NcrV-
rg. Pro I.atisl caused by the use Of alcohol Or
tol.-rr. - tLr'tlnes,. Mental Depression, soften
lr q. IT, lteir resulting In insanity anf Lending
boz utffrs. dfrfs. and DEATH, Prei-ature O.d Agr,
los of v-r M either sex, caused by OVER r"r-
fian OF f'.e hrlih or oyeT-indulgencc. Each box
co1-sti- ono months treatment; 81 a box. or X
bo.ri f1f -, ru' nv mail. prep1if, On receipt Of
once. We ct ARANTEE SIX BOXES - cure
a. ca.t. VIII zach order received BY u. for Xix
i.-e ID with Is, We viii seud The lr-
Ci.rar u". wf.itrr guarantee 90 refund the money
ii, to- ir mont does not effect cure. Gurrin-
'ea.l..rsd unig by JOHN q. WEST 4 CO.
So west Madison street.
,sg1-dsvig Cblcsgn. IlL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
MARRIAGES.

HAEi EE-IEVFBS.-Yarricd. In Richmond.
Va November , INe4.by Rry. J0hu Hlnn0n
4. ~. Mi. MARY Z. IINGLEk To HENRY =.
UENEnS; al ~ this city.
Philadelphia Ti@es aud Charlottesville paper
please col y.
kEITON-EhW son Married. on the tith of
SnVenicf. IT thc re- dcucc OF Tue brides mother
d, Ne Rev. Nr Pike Tower. iIr. EDGAR T..
KEITON aud Miss LILLE DAWSON: both ~
Ill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Cur""ns.
rniAos,y ersEorEs son rnK SKIN
ASeEfoov UNIVERSALLY
COMMENDED.

vsnilt- 7. 'fpficn. 67e north Tenth street.
rqllss 'pi,. fcDort, that one of his customers
stated 10 i'm iRstdcntaiiy that he uas feeling 80
vciisHd i.1G gained iwenty-seven pounds In Ne
lass year. - % witch re attributed 20 = sJs,e.-
ATTIC crngze ~ ne tBTfcuRA REsoLvBSr. which
l. rfo,ci sfssIsli when all other r.K,rdies fsiiod.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

TIE Pittsburgh Gasefte think, /" the iras
who iutrsdsced the horrible horn into poll
tics ought to be eyerlastingly-blOwed."
II We mistake not. 81. JOns made th.
'.horn" political que,tlOs Ia this cam.
napn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

GIIN iN.-Dcd. N0yemh'r :. 1854. ut 2
O'clock T.. NJ. "a the residence Of his parents. 30
T1G wei Clay street. IiAELIS cLODMA. onl,
sou Of ". l.. aud Z. T.. Gilman; aged hyc YEAR.
Tie iimcr VIII take lace from q. Nnrv's Gs.-
man Catholic church ~ o'cloc. THIS lSand,s
AFTERNOON.
UAGAN.-Dicd. q! nj residence. ~ 7GS Sew
cnicfnth street. saturday evening. November 6tI.
n BE siXty.fOurlh year ~ hts age, Ct1AHbls
UAGsN.
Funeral will take rlacc from II. Peters Catlc-
draI NONDAY MORSfNt af = O'Clock. Frie 40,
" tfc family arc invited 90 attend.
Huntington paper please copy,
KTPPL FI;.-Died. at tlic residence nf hi, bt-
rents. ~ Bowling-Grecn rn1i. of mrmnarou
Group. Thursday evening. November Hih, tn 'hc
,eyeuih year Of lis axe. PETER FAI'll. son ~
Pliupaud Josephine kcpulrr
Funt raj will rake liacc from GracC-S'rrr Pro
hyfefian church SUNDAY. November 9Th. oi g
=. VI. Friends and acquaintance oi The family
lnyittd 10 altenl. o.
SEATON Died. ~ her husband. rc,idcnre.
laos wcsi Broad street, Richmond. Va, S1;urdEv.
November =. lsSf, Al I O'Clock l.. VI. MATTE.
j. SFAIOS. wife If william r.. SeIion. Ia abe
ti'rty-niuth year OF her age.
She leaves a husband and seven children ic
mourn heir loss. Rest in praCr.
The fGacral Will take place from the above
named residence THIS Sunday AF1EHNpON 81
3 u'cincl. The fricnds and acquaintance ~ t1.
fapily are rep cifdlly invited % attend without
further notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

The Democrats elected three eui Of the
four congressman Of West Virginia. Just az
they did in 1882. WILSON, GIBSON. aud
SNYDER. Democrats. and Corr, Republican.
This Is our Virginia EssrAcg GlBsoS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
soRFs ON NECK.

ts.srse. brsiy. Somerville. Mass. who refers 70
prJ . Mead. druggist OF that city, ccrtines 90
wo,,6 ~ eGfr of running sores on The neck which
mad w. % iIeslri by hospital physicians without
eurr. M ~hir'i t.ciaed completely TO the CsTl-
Ctg. sgAtb'FE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
.,'prn nv rurrcup A

A., stiu-ai. ~ -. which resisted scsersi popular
49, do aud other remedies advised by paffi-
CO.. o.. been cured by your CUriCuRh RENE
DrFz Thee surpsssed my most sanguinc eSpecta
so. laa puff effected 4 cure.
!. .. kkENTRUE, vinccnmes. Ind.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

The Phiisdeiphia Press SAYS ''Thc
Nudir OF Dongois claims another victory,
but he IL not to be trusted" Ditto ia re-
gard 20 Mr.. BLAME.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
Il.NgFUI BLOOD. POISON.

Aa.tta i inY farm has been cured of u fear al
cl.na tlnH- Poison by the use of three bottles u
~,.t.f. -r.. il.. ANDREW i. HOwtRp,
100 .-fv fOrSyth, Ca, August =. Ssh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Mr.. IL A,SE says he does not believe the
American people will accept fraudulent
result. Mr.. BhAIsE's head il level Tor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Our rooster having crovcd unfit his an
,sgouists gave ia. now retires for twelve
rnostss. lie ia little hosrsc. sst in tine
feather
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Tho Philsdelpi'is iy'ss ssy.: Z" fs'
country IL 81 right" Yes; for ts- iir't
uine 10 mauy ye1s.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

II u now IN order for Ar. BLAINE to
Wr1te book entitled "Whst Dos't hnow
About Magnetism"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
r.1-ra,BED BY PHYSICIANS.

It.tru..,-rihei swift's Specific IN many cases
q Ii,u,i Poison snd as general tonic, and y has
f-q... tri,. .ft-raii other remedies bad JAILED.
%. VI. STRICKLAND, NJ. d..
C.W Spring, ia, july g, 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Lord de Grey. when huntias alone re-
Gently on the Yorkshire estate OF Lord
Ripen, Killed S03 cartridges in = single
day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
KNOW IT'S VALUE.

Al .. rns- fufICURA REMEDIES give very
go,,i i'.iarrop. The CUTIcURA lesoeciaiY ne
esDl ,sf b. ~ diseases for which u IL u'"h }
kttf fflui .. eFicnCe ne value.
Tn. +. II. PRATT, koutcll,. Wis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

DosslIcxs LOGAN thinks that JIM hsdn
ought ~ went ssd writ .hem Asii1uAS
letters."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Mr.. BLAINE In 1877 voted against the bill
to form I'm electoral commission. So did
Mr.. EATON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

JAAIES- RIVER STEA ~ ss--IIys :
- BOAT LINE. 1H&A--xs-
BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND CLAIR MONT

steamer TOHNMA. f.. =. AsEEw pidiu,
leaves her wharf toDt OF Twrnf s--sronG and Dock
.trccts.at 10 4. every TUESDAY. THURS
DAY. and SATURDAY, Stcpping az ai hu'll
Wedno.dly, and FRIDAY, until $50 \. VI Tue
days. Thursdar,, aud saturday. Every ar'pui-
mediation will De extended 20 l1s-euser>.
sr1~ II. =. WADDtLI. tebcth Atri''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

Go North, young man. so North and
lreese up With the country--but don't for.
aet to take . bottle Of Drs Bulls Cough
eyfup alVDa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
uFTfCuRA ABROAD.

1ar.rra lrH.e-rctrrned Norwegian ' have
I,srued o. know yOur CUTICURA. which has ~
sic.f o 90 carrot me OF an Eczema ihat m phfsi
r'su-. t,.iirtn, could not heal.
'liH. UELTZEN, BERGEN, NORWAY.
AgeHfurr9rTcfpfG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

i.r .s' e,rrfwherc. Price CuTGUEA, in'
o. ~ !. ~ 'nf.. ,pc. CUTICURA SOAR. an eNqai'
81. >.fa-lfruuscr. CSC. CUTfCUEA EEsoAFhHl
IL ~ ..l-...i. i'nriiier, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09
TtlF POET POWERS.

tUet.g 90 grliitdde impels me 70 acknnwledIe
TIE ~. norris 81 your CUTfCURA, snd cnrdi
l. fc 4a % - the public a. verr ya,hiDle
Bridgeport, Conn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-09

thetws kssx<~ II csueress l. anA that :
majority d NE elrcsSssl vsses have beea
csa fsr saybsdy.
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GUNS.

GUNS, GUNS. HAVE A COMPLETES
~ sTysk nRkECH- AND auzzLx-IoAp-
GOODS aud AHauxirioX Of All XiNSs.
Az cxaminzt.ea Is solictscd, A. AZ socds Ia ssy
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BRiEy coAmEsY,

me result proves that tariff wss net ~
issue. The untAriflied Democracy did IL.
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CONSTITUTIONAL scEOPULA.

,f..u., rmpioy has been cured Of what b.
p... ,.,s ,.r-tiiltional Scrofuls ~ me use 81
co.. -t..far. 10. NrDANfEi.
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CHESAPEAKE AND Quo RAIL.
~ WAYS iiEDNLE ~ AFF"Ni ''+""'''
IL ioef LEAVE gfCHNOSo
ssoA NJ. For Npyppri's Nrws. Vii PAINT Cons
fprt, and Norfolk. Da.iy exe,oi ,na-
day Only fhffr hDnrs aD'i t~fnsf
usc sninuics RichiGprd t. NORTON,
s.35A. n. For niI stations AND lcSington, hy.s
louisville. and tincinusi. N1i' *
cent sunday. Q~iekesi Inc 80 Lex
tssTon, Va. Wshlns ciO-, '9s1"f-
tIgrs rff ~tfantps.
ss5 f. NJ Clmriot.csy3N, see lmni1d Wi'n tin' Z.
cd dailY, except sunday stpP /"
alts.itioBs.
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ne,tiug cor an pp.n's @est' N"fih-
west. aud Southwest f1.t eNpsTfs
daily. lpoc- rot aiopi'r lpcai Dn,t-
l.e-.. Ptliniaa sleep ii.-csr, Eic'-
inoud b. Cine inustl aud Na'hs"si"
snd Charlottesville so Leii''i''.
ARRIVE RICnHOND.
s.snA ". Fror, Charlottesville rvcrp, Nand,F.
it.35 4. ". Frori NORFOLK. O.d Point. auf NsT-
port's News, eNccpt sandy.
9.I5 P. 81 From Louisville. ClnrinnN ~, i1d ~
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Ola Point sad Newpaft's Nrwf hf4f
QlJP. VI. Prom Louisville ,ni itacinahit
fast cAprc.,, dt'N. 800,
SUNDAY T. Vcrrsiln h. Newport Ne'T' nhd 90
i>oiof w,!i cave Richmond = \. VI, AMI arrive "A
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Depot: seTeutycntn aua Bro1i S'fceit
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peaAe anu Vn'' "'''"'' n. W. FULLER.
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with ND, casresu 1 wi'i sdd that during . long
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never known a. to fat tn proirce 'ie iat'nde
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