davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1884-02-03
Underground Irrigation.

TOUTCaEV IIFTuIU-J
A resident Of the Wabash valley travelling
In California was astonished when hs hrst
saw corn thriving In the dry aud seemingly
barron Soil OF Los Angeles county; but the
farmers explained that beneath these corn
fields Is the subterTunean outlet Of some
stream, and that they are watered from be-
low. lily digging down ten or twelve feet
almost anywhere over the bed you will find
tho river, which reappears on the surface
again in two different beds some miles fur
ther down, and then again sinks beneath the
surface,
, 1884-02-03

ME-. Posr has introduced a bill In
congress to appropriate money for gov
eminent buildings in Cheyenne. The
Legislature should provide for the
Grounds
, 1884-02-03
Too n..y Talking Animals.

lSihNtoIu Suichko reWk
There are too many lawyers In congress
They are too fond OF talking. In the new
house there arc 22l lawyers, while other pro
~fesxions are classified as follows: Manufrc-
turers, ~; farmers. IL; editors, 10; mers
chants, 3; bankers, Z; doctors, 8; lumber.
men, 81 railroad presidents, 3; railroad oper.
atorh Q; ministers, /: pharmacist, 1, zoolo-
gist. !, railroad ticket agent, /; cooper, /;
printer, 1; capitalist, /; politician. /; while
% nave no profession
Lawyers are notoriously the most imprac-
teal business men OF all the professions. The
extraordinary proportion Of the members of
the legal profession Is IN evidences of thu
fondnsss Of American people for so-called
oratory. A man who cannot mako a speech
is regarded asa very inferior order OF AMI
NAL The result Is that the lawyers, who are
talking animals. have everything their own
way La politics.
, 1884-02-03

Inter Ocean.
Following the death notice OF a man 81
years OF age, published in The Baltimore Sun,
was the following choice flower OF poesy,
He heard the angels calling him
From that celestial shore,
He Topped his wings and away he won't
To make one angel more.
, 1884-02-03

As NEWS is superior to opinion, we
resign our space to the former.
, 1884-02-03

IT Is admitted that but $3.50 was paid
last year for legal services for the ter
ritory. Why have an attorney general
at four times that amountP
, 1884-02-03

Mr.. Chamberlain, NJ. P: Tho expense Of
making towns inhabitable for the toiiers whc
dwell In them must DO thrown on the LAND
which their toll makes valuable. and with
out any effort on thu part OF its owners
, 1884-02-03

Every smoker should try "Little
Joker"
, 1884-02-03

Nearly all London Is built on lea.shold
land, and at the end OF q certain term the
land on which the buildings are erected. As
also the buildings themselves, become thu
property OF the ground landlord.
, 1884-02-03

Tbs United States Mail carried daily. ~
nave nrst clssa eating stations, and toe diyi
zion sgenu take ali pa.as % secure the com,
,, : of passenger The route 10 well pre-
Lersd. having three military postz on ibt
road. leaving only forty i've miles betwsss
sL.tary camps, thus i~nsurinx sAfsty svs
AS snirs .oNSa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
ALL OVER THE STATE.
B1uT1L Observation-Disclosures
A Negro rursues Young white Man and
Kills Hin viii stick or ,yood.
Isp'cihI ieleeTam to he nispalcb.l


Cr1HLcTTESyiLLr. Va. .Jt,y D.. 1897
Another terrible ,rnrdcr oee,,r-od vas.
80, .g,ernoop 40 a. -.
49, -. =, "ouac VI t'e,i'us
Dunley' tie'en Hilles southeast OF Char
iottcsyille, and rcar The scene OF the IA
p.ors Nassie trarody
o.,..a
Jon" '.'',"' , '"lS cpiofcd hao' was
Cnpioyeu " f.emlng Dudley as a farm
lard. Snmes Fly, gOn-in-iaw OF Dudley,
,.ycs near the Dudley nlarc Abor. ton
So sf,ce t3ola,,f $780,. .. r.-,.,,
- 81. -, -: S"nu va, -
su'tihs '" WY NI''-ciIl' When MIS-. tfy
desired ii'in 10 dsi'. lie paid 10 attea-
non 10 Mrs.. FRY. Dir. Frv, wbo va on
>, !. ,,e,,;.es. tho, ~ 49,. 49,.
''' Jun ~ p .lN' -
Npe'' "if'' "' 0''-.''..ti %! Fly, haL
IN The b. lave Son ,oi 20 do with it,"
81 the same time adyareiuz on Fry IS II
10 attack him. An al,rc,'ioa .bon epsr,.l
which WIS finally s,oppcd nv Vr D1d.
Ie,,. The pcyt dfy f'rrut,,-i D1d,e, b,in,,
ato,,t Ia start o,i, ,.,-,, a. fl,:,-,,r, ,...li,,
,ii6 moi consider {. s.fa en- to,o p+i,.,i ~,
ne niece anI told s., T., f,,,,, ,,,' IN. ,,.-.',
srn,oyghs re- ci,a. Ro,qnd ocs,irol III, ..,a.
rot,onLlo stof.Il FL, ,,,,,oi,, H., 49,,
- tli,,s re.,t ~, ,nio,i, MN ~ Ia,
,tf,,,,,,d ,-.t c,,da,, Dn,ilo. -, -,
~, ~, Ncr5., I...,,@. - .i,,,,f 49,, .t'o
,,i~ce Poi,rd v',,t - ,gorl- ,,..r - -.
bcnsc. and vb.jc ti'rro v-e-'t mt, .i,. i,,y,o
.rI d.ro,iod ri,@gsi, Go.,iv o0I Iofsg
.aoin rdtnicl H. ~, Nv ,y,,., Wv
n. no aFfrTro,,. { - 60 n Nj, ,--., r,,,l.
iey,s house. End vhiio there Fry wsnt 10
DudIcy's. Just rs he entered Rae cate
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

An extended sketch Of Governor Clevv-
lands liio was printed in the P0il-NaU
Gozetis two weeks ago Under the following
headline: "The next President Of the
United states"
by fr the best cabs plying for hire in
London are said 10 be cabs which belong
20 Lord Shrewsbury. They have wheels
with noiselegs tires. and are 70 be recOg-
nizcd b5 an s. and a 4. painted on their
sides.
The Princess DolgorouEi, tho widow OF
the hate Emperor Of Russia, has leit Paris
With her children and e large suite for
switzerland. She intends 70 pass the au-
tumn At the lake Of Lueornc and the lakes
in Northern Italy.
The phylloxera has appeared 10 Rou-
mania, and the disease is said TO be spread
ing rapidly. II was introduced 10 yine
smuggled IN from France in violation OF
the mcst stringent precautions that have
been taken by the Government.
Near Elberield, IN Rhenish-PrlSsia. on
Sunday afternoon afew weeks ago, circus
tent was struck by lightning during the
performance. Fonr persons were killed
outright, seven were severely injured, and
many others were injured slightly.
An interesting frcsco. painted by Albert
IN 1916 for the Pope. has been successfully
restored In Italy, and u now on public ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

bihltiou. In the centre Is 4 l'rEe birds
eye-ylcw plan Of the CITY 81 BOLOGNA. show
ing all the streets and buildings, VITA the
roofs Of the more important ediilces giIded
10 distinguish Chem from tue others.
During The past month cock-GghtIng,
tl,oteb contrary 90 law in Ireland, has been
carried on extensively. In one sise the
managers q the enterprise fought their
mains, though p;irsucd by The police Tor
over taufy miles. II another. says the
London Ford. the 6ght became laval
eGea emcpf. for 4 came on g. ses on board
chartered steamer
From bedroom In Windsor Castle were
recently stolen valuable gold watch aud .
silver chain and medal. suspicion fell
upon tGo pfiyatcs Of the Coldfre1m
Guard. who lad been mounted upon the
terrace near The room. Nothing was tonnd
upon The men, bui near tie tower where
frcy were stationed the watch WIS discoY-
cred concealed 10 the Tvs.
In The oarly months OF Tie present See
sion Of Parliament sixty-aye measures
were Introduced by the Government.
Thirteen o. them have since been With
Grewn, end only sixteen have a. yc, re.
ctived the royal uasent. Five others have
irssed the House, iGcluding the franchise
lin. O. The rtmalbDg thir,y-one. twelve
are IN Tie committee siege, and ninelcen
stlll await @ second ,radiug.
Politics IN Roumania ere IN n stl,e OF
considerable confusion. The Conserve
fiyos have sceufcd the support OF students,
end Iart q LhGir programme comprises q
scheme for dfihroaiug King Chgyles and
N cling ~ The vacant Office The Duke OF
Edinburgh. A correspondent. who disbs-
Loved this story 40 iTs. has lad if- trath
corGrmcd 10 Is. Own satisfaction by over.
tues maze. ty-iac cons orators to intimate
friends OK his.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
Riddlebercar,s R1g,na-olo.

II Is said that Mr.. RInnLEBEnCEE, IN
making speech Ia the valley tac other
LAY, had tic impotence to claim Tie BLAZE
educational bin as q Republican measure
and 20 charge the Democrats With being
opposed to it.
Both this claim and this charge arc un-
founded. II Mr. RDDLE8EsCBR alludes 20
The PEOPLE at home, he mus, know Chat the
mass q the Democrats arc in favor Of The
pLMe bill II, On the other hand, be
aHudcs 20 The vote by which the bill was
passed in the U2itcd States Senate, his
assertion is stin more plainly unfounded.
Alnong the supporters Of The bill in the
senate were Messrs. GARLAND, CALL, RAS-
son, JoHAs. GEORGE, JACEsoS, BROwN,
CoLoUuT, LAgIR, PUoH, VNCT, HAyPToN,
JOINS, aud KENNA, representing the
Democrats Of Arkansas, North Carolgs,
Tennessee, West Virginia, Alabama,
Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, South Caro-
Ira, and Louisiana.
But, stay! General MAHoNE's vote was
not recorded in favor OF the bin when it
was put upon its passage, and Nj. RID
pLXBEBGEE's was. Is this Mr.. RIDDLE
HERGEa's method OF making war upon the
Httle General!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30


7iayor Edison, General Tie.lo, and o. y.
Potter have been appointed by The New
York Beard 81 Aldermen o c0mmitc- 10
raise funds FOR the Peter Cooper mont
mrnt.
Lcuier9ut Grc!y had litt'c boy born
90 him while De Was absent. and tie child
Is now Lcarly three years Oil. Ills vile
EGs been living 40 saa Diego, CAL, but j.,
now on her way clst.
Mrs Langtry, according 90 thevcry --latest
advertisement, Is going home u sai di-
yorcc and then coming 1aek 10 marry Gc1-
hart. Bat WomCn who grow tifel % neir
husbands 90 not ret divorces ia England
~ readily 10 in Indiana.
Henry Lsbouclcre says oil The prolonged
session OF Parliament, that 10 j. oil very
well for Ministers 70 determine 10 keep tAe
House sitting, but the cost viii he heavy.
Disgust, rising With some into mu.iny. and
with Others into bad temper wil! DE almost
universal When 3arlismeutman are worn
oui with faded mials and exhausted bodies
theTe is no FIGHT left ia them.
Dir. Curtis, the correspou dent OF the Cli-
cneo inter OceGn, who ha3 boon given .
s0i1 ci sinecUrc by t.r. Arthur, iirds tine
90 send from Washington Che following:
e" iT. The0d0rs FrahngbUyscn, the son of
The Secretary ~ State, 8as announced rs
tEe future husband 81 .dis5 Coates, -ne
daughter Of tie great Observation-Disclosures,
bat for some reason tae engagement is
'oG.i"
Mr. Isaac Game. o rich shoemaker o.
Liverpool, who Ten his property 10 public
chcyities, opened his i.rsl shop opposite She
building where be had been q servant, and
put up sign which resd: ~ Csme-ir0m
over The way Something Ike this was
The sign Of a tayern-kcepeF named Danger,
near Damhri9se, who, Aqving been driven
ont q HE house, built another opposite,
and inscribed on e, changer from over
the way" The successor then retortel by
putting up q new inscription: There Is
10 danger here now"
Mrs. Carlyle relates that she had once
made all the preparations for her husbands
return from q short absence. Ills dinner
wss ready. his armchair in Is usual lt.i-
tude, his pipe and tobacco rs he loved to
find them, al looking as comfortable as
possible, and she sat down 20 rest with a
quiet mind. lie arrived, and. She says,
"after he had Just greeted me, what do Won
think he did! lie walked 70 the window
and shook il and asked: Where's the
wedge Of the Window and until he found
that blessed wedge nothing would content
hin. lie said the window would rattle
and spoil all. 1'bsi's Just Carlyle
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
.,ror.rr fElu,.e.i zoo Dena.

a New Orleans telegram SAYS: a um
naEied Cunningham, about twenty 'x
years ola. bought ticket Saiurdsy a. tie
Louisville and Nashville railroad Office i1r
Montreal. In ibe ,icket-oficc he told
singular story, which IS briefly ~ follows:
About four years ago, bclnga an expert tclc-
grsph-Orer1scr, Cunningham vent Wa8t,
add worked at telcgraphing az various
places. lie finally got 10 saa Franu.co,
where lie remained for some time. lie
suddenly resolved 20 leave there and took
n trip over the Southern Pacific rail-
way 10 Texas, and finally brought mp
NJ DennisOR, where he was emDlsyed ~
a train-dispslcher. but failed 70 inform
his family Of his movements. On the
night he left San francisco the hotel where
be lived Yas destroyed by fire and several
persons persisted in the flames. Cunniu.-
ham was supposed TO have been one OF the
victims, and bis family In Montreal had tie
ruins looked over and they found a chsrfed
corpse which they claimed ~ that Of The
lost son, and had il sent 20 Montreal and
inferred. Tho proceeds OF policy OF IN
surance on the lie Of the dead man for the
benefit ot bis parents had been collected.
He was on visit TO this city when he dis
covered this lstter fact. He Immediately
ielegraphed to his family, but they repu-
dated him as an imposter. Now he Is on
his way TO Canada to show IN person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

gaories ~ Amegfcon A,dbors. Volume
v, consisting stores by HESEY JANIS,
+. y. AuIET, pAnK BENJAMIN, GC0dGE
ARSoLD. and +, p. MITgnlL. Price -
ccris. New York. CEamEs ScRiBNERs
SONS. 1884.
Alock 10 pick mp end re'd at odd mo-
ments-one story to-day aud another to-
morrow or next week.
For sale hy WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
me Democratic PcYiy: I5 PolFioal Ms
i0fvcnd irdUcrc9 By Professor j. H..
PATToN, auihrr q 3" 4 Concise History
o'theAmcricsn People" " How We ARC
Governed Natu9i Resources IS The
Uaited Siaics," &" Yorktown, IlSi-lSSl,'
elc. New York TCRDs, Eow4RD L HuL-
DIRT. Price, 81.
4 good document for the Blsine.ies to
circulate among the uusopbsticatcd.
For s.lo bv WHIST. JoBssToy & Co.
7be Faiaqlls Of Upton. BY VpGIN3 ".
JouNeoN. author Of - The teVtuHo Vase"
"TIc CrskiH Fairies,' "A Foreign
Marriage" &c. New York: CHARLES
SCEIESil's S0Es. 1881.
For sale.b WEsT. JOHNSTON 6 Co.
,-s---1-s-z-zsasr =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30


The whfciing ieqisfcr viii not be PIT
dow, IN he seton CT TIC Conyenho1,
fie,,pi, Il was imprndcn; ia some OF ils ne
oranges and nay have consglied otheF ~
leiests than those % Tho Democratic par.
ty.-- Richmond Disgatca.
The hcgix.fr nad 10 ether interest ~
beert excepi that a the Democratic party.
AMI can afford 30 await tlic vindicaiion thar
tIn,e md ID. developments Will briug u the
wisdom 81 rs uttersness.- YSccIirg Regis
Ter.
We are clad 70 bear s., and slaadeF to
bel'eyslt. We did not s,atc our propoii-
lion "a a lsct. We.iDe1nl to say onli Laa'
50 sar rs we knew the Rsgistsrmighi posi-
bly, have consulted other interests lala
tbose of The Democratic. party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

lie who cOrTupts suffrage stiltcs al the
very root OF free goYeTnmtnt.-Nr.
Blaine.
But what is the worst Of al methods OF
corruptlng suffrage' Let the history OF
the world answer. Let LOUIs NAPOLEON
and his plGbiscito answer. Let the indlg.
nant and successful protest Of Englishmen
against parliamentary interference with
JoHS WMKEs's election answer. Let the
fact that he man who 10 1876 was
elected President Of the United States was
deirauded Of his Office by the agenis Of
Federal power at Washington answer,
What do al these examples teach us?
That tho worst Of sll methods Of corrupt
ing suffrage Is 10 this country that OF Fed
oral force and unwarranted interference
with State elections. 1t must be the most
corrupt, seeing that its object Is to Resin
in oiliee the yeiy men who thus boss the
polls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

One Of the speakers ~ Boydton on don-
day stated that General Malone would con-
tribute $1,000 for the election OF a c0lored
man from this district 10 Congress-
CIasksUille virgiaiaa.
That speaker did not speak by authority.
BnADY Is the man in aid OF whose election
General MAxosg would contribute thou.
sand dollars.
But why not elect negro to Congress
from q district that has q negro majority
counted by thousands' It's well said In q
communication In the Petersburg Mail
that not cent q security Is required. This
inability % furnish security hss been the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

4 contemporary says JONI LOGAN spells
sugar with 90 Oh" That's llo onlygon-
.ible thing We ever Heard o; Jom LoGAN
doing. Pcdsgosuos sud dictionaries to
tie contrary notwithstanding, sugar should
be spelled with 81 "h"-sbucar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

TIC Atlanta Constitution ssys: "Bro.her
BLAME confines 20 hide oUtia Maine. lie
/. supposed to be Lying ~ q supply OF per-
sonal macnoGam.' Ncger heard the supply
man tales o. Of a lar herca5out called by
Hat name before.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

,,arAnfs.--p,e.i. rnaalsy. sa;y The e9'h. a
4 u y u Tho tc>dreec 81 hes Hit 49, -.
sfanAbIK, 4, the ssxr ty.srss ,e y, ~ q ps ss
eft'f trisescai cfuth TO-DAY fEetas siT,
Jnly ycibj ~ 81 r.. -. Ffiniasali ae4 lainihhs -
arc iisitrd 70 sticnd.
vffsisEk. Dler, aorday eycains, Igiy Is y !,
stffs re,i1tnsc. ~ Nnhriles tg.br. bibs'A'' ~
~ ,-ili be i,a i,,i ffs4i tl,i r,a-ssgeH Ia,s2
az aErgch e, ! | >. r. Naith 49, Y ~ n,
ltnIa.a6sl o. lie ccsvAiony vil t'sf We ~
3iauls eensitfS,
Vesolee0ns ~ "a 81 'rce.tnf ~ tse ~.
nihnd A.tfoscuaicsl society 3 - .p tae ~ ,
Jrly. 1851. GA accoanl 20 ms 9o3'h o. "I'
MIL AN Y y bisisEai -. j., a., a..
cree : liza Who hoi IS the deFiuy ~ lat t'
nc hollow 81 Nis iirgd" We me- ~ ? ~ 49,,
ttNe't ~ ttttr' o. "sI 80 '- Az, ei,y II gIa-
q ester. .gd 'ae pFefifeut * ii'c f.e--i'i' ,
ris,f.ti. trsf ,I i,. fs,,h N pr. wILsti,i p.
~ fafGER r,e culY has re i-tth % sil"l p
alfp.raf efciat utwl fhc l9ss ~ 80 % ~ 30
srt Sc nd 'acTt 20 fhcr~ hn, '--I's '''.
us l4-.C,t ana uftf9s uGest h's ,e'-
al1en az ilrsc ilfs'iclfr.i Io'scf, aefci, ,'l
Us lorr siit +'N uf1f.'et, .if' VA 's
re- io p ,s, ae.t -.aita sgiriL ui i31g blplc Ef
bad rtaeueI De- tsa.r ase h1d U'a1Niie Ter aia.
st't ~ llt irIl' fif tiiel /. F-t ~" q. =
r'Pe.alioh i@rc;y czceica ~ Tie '-"i'. o"''
In itevrarfc- -ois os i.sc warh9od wa.eh n
az e. .ii1r r'trfn 1ett. t9.deA ~ go, .
snd ib.f ",,r.fiv WHICH erN i-'h nos Ya4H + -i
uot.is DOS fth Of ur. nut fflefl - ~ ~.
Do D $500 i.r,. Gritty li- WORTH hel oaa "'-t
tcpsa ir'.na 70 on w.o needed faaaah'g
"l'i.tofv e., gone TO rst, bat MS vo'Si they
Tao,,s. riatilis soe'efy 60 g. 9 BODY si'l2q3
g.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
FLUVlyE1 COUNTY.


C,mocrolc 1,-ls-N!ec'.ng -Deiesatos
Elected.
fC,1 Ioritu'l ai u'c Ilchw1ui Dhpi'cb.l
ILUvA>.t t0UEIIdC-E, Ju.r Is. 1851.
a DCmoG iic ma s-mce..ng was held
hare to-day. winch elected delegates TO the
stanton Congressional Convention. The
delegation viii ue divided between Colo
nd s. #. Coleman and lion. Kan. fucker.
Tuc meeting was addressed by W. 3. Pei.
Or. ESQ, aro iue Hon. a. a. Gray. Both
.pcahsr- gave good reasons Tor Tie fore
ope conclusion hCroatout entertained
thct Grover Cleveland will Be Che next
President 81 ltc United States. ZIP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
SCREENS, PAINTS, orLs. GLASS. &C.

THIS is NO HUMBUG.-BONA FIDE
Il CLosiNG.oUTs SAL. 3 or PAINTERS AND
White Lead, 1925 per hundred nonnds. prrs
Putty. $500 per hundred pounds; Coinrs in oil.
Dry Colors, Mineral faiats. calsomIne. Glues,
Nsrni,nes. Dryers, brushes, Wipdow-Glass, Mir
C0lors. below cost In order 10 close out Ia ;hirfy
day.. Isn-horse-powar Engine and tweiye-barse-
power Boiler, good Is new. for sale cheap.
y, L.. WiGAND,
U0-Al $50 east Main street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

effected plea in favor Of electlng white
xahcncites to Office. But congressman
has to furnish no security. Give the ne
groes chance, ye Mahoneitos, or else con-
Tess that you know they are not your equals
except In law.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

what Is funnier chan 10 talS gbo-t Irish
men voting for DLnNEg wha: 81 ~ in
1855 there we're found few foTeign-boFn
citizens OF this country who voted the
Nnow-Nothing ticket. We know on
srch- THOMAS STEELE,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

5r LUXE asks in the North imD'c17
Rcotc,r, care we nation OF rascals?
no, Br. HUHE. but twenty years Of Re
publican rule have nearly convinced the
would tlEt we are.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

KE,FEH IS telling the farmers Of his dia'
iTi.t "tov great and good he is, how BIZ
telly and uujusiiy be ha, been m2Iisucd"
KrITER must keep bis ton que in.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
Conoc-a;ic Ratification Meeting ia
Norfolk.
IBy Telegraph % me Disrateh.l

d ITI|ITI II Y Ut y 7 77T|TIfI
N0RIOLH. JSly 20, 1891.
The Democratic ratification here to-
rfabt. held in The open sir, on the Acsde-
mv ground. attracted thousands Of people.
ma WIS rousing success. Stirring
.recches were made By Hon. Henry Wa
ttr-on and others, and loug procession
through the streets, with tHnsparensies,
tonfres, fireworks. music, etc., made q
handsome ard spirited display.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30
BXIEP COIREYT

What with tie burning Of large lot Of
peanuts IN Petersburg a1d the meeting Of
Go Legislature, there should be a rise in
tie peanut market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

Tic Boston G'ole says; ct is darl,iy
umorcd hat even the 6tslwart JOSEPH
Cook csnuot eat The dish Of BLiINE crow
Ills fall" Then 10 must be bad,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-07-30

France has suffered defeat in Madagas-
car. Messe,Ws les Francois Lsu &c ne
e0pt Pos Ia chGadells. --PsterS5tVy Bsdex-
Appeal
After seeing the above, we don't feel a.
IL we could ever again complain OF our
printers.
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HonsroRDs Acm PHosPHArr-BE or
ImfATIoys.- -Imitations and counierfeits
have again appeared. BE sure that the
word "Horsford's" Is on the wrapper.
None genuine without Il.
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BCcKINGHAN C0CGYK.
nelc.aic. TO tie siaan.on Convention.

NEW STORE. July IS, 1891.
Pursuant 10 o cali Of the county chair
nau, TIE Democrats OF this district met
ruy 2C.h ut New Store 10 send q deissate
.1 taunton. Or. r. ". Dsyis was called
10 he chair. BY unanimous vote Louis
q. zones was elected delegate and r. G..
E4n alternate 20 tie Convention 10 be
ESQ August 1il.
r. ~ DAVIS, Chairman.
T. u. JeUcS, Jr. Secretary.
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Tho motto Il Maine IS "Dfgo - di-
reri.- Nce York TSj6ae.
Brt he motto OF New York Is "Exce!-
sioF"-higher. CLEVELAND is TO 60 up
higher.
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c1ErELAHD goR WoRKiAGNsx.

N Ncioes Deieried-Liaine ard che lie.
psslicass Gave the Public Land to MoHOpO-
li.ts.
A washington correspondent telegraphs
under date OF Monday; Congressman
George W. Cassidy, from Nevada, says In
regard to the Democratic presidential
nomination at Chicago: 81 taink under
the circumstances 1t Is the very best nomi.
nation that could have beea made. II New
York had gone 10 the Convention harmonI-
onsly either for or against Cleveland, q
Settcr ticket In some respects might have
been nominated in the person OF Thurman
md Bayard. But when Tammany went
tore with her war-paint on and her ban
rcrs dying against Governor Cleveland, the
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we ARE NOW MAYUFAC-o

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f.et0ricsa very LARGE stock OF FURNITffRE. f<ass
comprising G ia MbtR FURNITURE, PAR-fA
TURF, MATTRESSES. We hsye on haud he
latest and most elegant styles. Also. a rrssf s,rI
siy OF AhDlCA FURNITURE 10 sui. all parties.
goods. examine our extensive assortment. Pries.
are g0w lower than they have been fnr twenty
4 son, Nos. 4, 8, and Governor street, Rich
mond, Va. vo3sra
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srsr,aE xoTsess.

,r TnE PLACE FOR gAnsAISsi
LEVY q DAyis.%
1917 AxD 1913 ma'y sraxEH.
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