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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-04-24
for Salt or to Let.
FOR SALE!
CANCER
CANCER forI4 YEARS.

The development of the treatment of Cancer wit
Swift's Specific wonderful, that all so affic
ed should write US,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1884-04-24
Gales aud Sketfhfs.
THE SINGULAR HABITS OF THE TERROR
OF THE WEST.

Among the papers that recently passed
tbrouoh The hands of the Treasury officials
was an account amounting to $500 paid to
one Harry Morse of San Francisco. for
services rendered the government in the
arrest of BLACK Bart. the Pc g." name
as familiar to stage-drivers on the Pacific
slope as was that of Claude Duval to those
in England in DAYS of old. Attracted by
the singularity of the name an interroga-
ton point of The Star inquired into the
facts of the case.
Four wears ago a stage running between
a mining town in California and a railroad
station was stopped by an individual con-
cealed in the bushes bordering the road.
Plainly to be seen amidst the foliage was
the muzzle of double barreled shot gun !:
this and nothing more yet upon the simple
request of the unknown, spoken in mild
voice, the driver threw the mail bags into
the road and half a dozen stalwart male
passengers stood in line with their hands
above their heads, while the driver again
accommodated the softly-spoken stranger
by turning inside out the pockets OF the
unfortunate passengers, depositing their
contents upon the mail bags. The stage
was then allowed to proceed, and it made
excellent time to the nearest station where
reinforcements were secured, and the par
ty returned to the scene of the outrage
with the laudable intention of decorating
the highest branch of the highest tree in
the vicinity with the person of the high
wayman. The country was secured for
two days but the only trace left by the
gentleman whose company was in such
urgent request were the. following lines,
evidently written in disguised hand,
with the exception of the signature
The POETRY OF THE ROAD.
Now lay me down to sleep
Not caring for the morrow,
Perhaps good luck, perhaps defeat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
THE tug on war NOW CONF.
Ieaue Joined for Democratic
Victory or Defeat.
VOTE EARLY TO-DAY.
Cont Be Laggard Don't Wait to
Be Sent For
DO YCIR DTTY TRULY ASD PROMPTLY.
Register Your Verdict Against the
Party in Power
"TURN THE RASCALS OUT"
Fat the Democrats In; Civ, the country
8 Chance.
THIS WAY, FREEMEN.
Condemn the Tyranny @!
the Federal Power.
TO THE POLLS, BOYS.
With Your Ballots Make the South a
Free and Equal Portion
Of This Land.

Time for argument has passed; time Tor
action has come. n you are tircd Of see
ing the South insultcd and oppressed: il
YOU are sick oi the insOlcncc Of Federal
power; il you feel outraged by the appoint
mont Of deputy marshals, vote carly to-day.
Elect Cleveland and usher in new era OF
our national life; an era when the South
will DC treated in all respects as part OF
the Union; when those who fill Federal
places shall be our friends; when honesty
shall take the place OF cOrTuptIon; when
liberty shall have a home in every section
Of this country, and each citizen feel
proud that he is an American. Help to
blot out the bitter past; work TO brighten
tie future. Put yourself in position 10
ioin the songs Of jubilee that will sound
from ocean TO ocean should Cleveland be-
elected The Democrats seem To be on the
eve of success. Let not failure come
through any fault Of yours. Your vote
may save Virginia; Virginia may save the
country. our enemy here is active, Nigi-
liant. determined. He will have many willy
schemes TO defeat H.. but full Democratic
vote will undo them ALL Vote. vote. vote.
Bcstir yourself early; speak to your
neighhor; lend a hCping hand where YOU
may
Rouse Yourselves. Nirginians; turn out
early: vote the true ticket: watch the
polls: see that we get every man we are
entitled to: guard the count; make sure
that the returns are correctly signed. and
then all will be well.
Your polls will be crowded to-day with
partiSan officers Of the Federal courts. but
never mind that; you do your duly. Vote.
Judge Hughes recommended; Marshal
iIughe~ INSTRUCTED that the Democrats
-hould have az equal number oi the dep
utv marshals with the Republicans. Head
Deputy Ballard refuses tc give the Demo
craiS any. Malone has been here. aud il i
believed that he has either persuaded Mr..
Ballard to disregard bis CHIEFS cxpre-s
orders or compelled Mar hal Hughes to
revoke his Instructions. Remember that.
Remember that the Federal Government,
- now administered. i government of
oppression and uniairnos, 10 the south, ana
that "thc officers OF justice" appointed in
Richmond are all parlj-anN. and all un-
known; the head-dcputy marshal having
Away, refused TO furnish their names for
publication.
The Democrats oi Richmond appeal 10
all their brethren here and elsewhere IN
the state thi, day 10 ca,t Their votes for
The party ticket Bury out Of >ight side -
sues; stIikc for complete freedom.
DO your duty sobcriy. calmly. but rc.o-
Iutcly. To the polls. 70 the polls. To
the polls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Death Of Remarkable Woman.

fol tut DiriAtt'usl
There died in this city on saturday last
Nancy Johnson. IN her ,eYeniy.thlrd year.
She W., born i'm >mithfeld. and raised by
Mr.. Atkinson. For nearly forty wears she
has lived in the Parker family here. She
was the most industrious woman the writer
ever knew. rising At 4 A. NJ. and retiring
at II and /. Soon after the war she work.
cd the lchoie tlrcRt.:tOU hours on Thurs
day and Friday Of every week and gave
half she made TO her former mistress.
The writer. who knew her well thirty
tiYc wears. never saw her out Of temper or
knew her To do one unchristian act. Her
honesty was equal to her Industry. and her
charity knew no limits. self was
always the last To receive consideration.
Early In life shc became Methodist, and
was buried Yesterday from the eol0red
church Of tins denomination on Leigh
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
The Election :vcturns.

The returns from Virginia and other
states ns they are received ar The Dispatch
Office to. night will be given TO The public
hy means of the siereopticon upon canvas
screen which has been erected in front OF
the Dispdfch building. beginning not ear-
lier than O'Clock.
The Virginia returns viii be compared
with The vote for Vie and Massey. the
election Of 1889 being the last congreSs'oh'
al elect. on. and being alsO ibe last election
at which candidates were voted for every
where In the state.
wisc's majority. including Ch'sierhfld III
and Gloucester IN the count, was 5,s3O.
The returns from other states will be
compared where the iclegrams are dated
anL with such vote ~ may there be decided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

CLAY WAEp.
First Clay ha. been divided int" Nv" pre-
ciLcts-the First and FOmtll-ald 'leiT
boundaries are q, follows
FIRST Preciact. .- Commencing it pDini
on the corporation line Oh The NoutIi sac
of James river, opposite the centre ol ''l-
where street: thence northWardlN a'"h%
the centre Of Bclyidcrc street 10 me crH!'
Of Main street; thence castAWdl' ai"hs
the centre Of Main street 10 The crnirr "l
iIcniy street; thence norihWardiN ai'hs
the centre Of Henry street 10 tie centre o'
Broad street; thence we,tnardly alon@ lh'
centre Of Broad street 10 the centre oI Nn''
Ter street thence sOuthWardly along thc
centre Of Shafcr street 10 the centre Ol
Park avenue; thence e3.twardly along ihe
centre OF PaIk avenue 10 The centre o'
Cherry street; thence >ouihwudly along
the centre Oi Cherry street 10 the corpora
ton line; thence along ths slld c'rpora-
lion line 10 the beginning. [Noting-plasc !:
Gaines's shop. rear Of southwest corner
Main and Pine.
FGaTM Precinct. .--C Commencing al APPOINT
on the corporation line OH the south side oi
James river. opposite the centre of Cherry
street; thence northwardly along the centre
Of Cherry street 10 the centre Of PARK
avenue; thence westwardly along the cen
tire Of Park avenue 10 the centre Of Slnfer
street; thence nortbwardly along the centre
Of shaier street TO the centre OF Broad
street; thence westwardly along the centre
OF Broad street to the corporation line (;
thence southwardly and eas,wArdly al)ng
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Brisf. and Personals.

In matter, coming before the United
states commissioners to-day The CITY Demo
cratic Committee will De represented by
Hon. George l.. christian; in matters com
,ng before the Hu.iicgs Court by Jackson
Guy.
ON Saturday the officers OF Old Dominion
Lodge. No. u, order oi the Golden cham,
called upon Mrs. Isaac r. Smith. and hand
ed her $1,000. the fun amount OF her de-
ceased husbands policy IN that order.
The law requires that the bar-ro0mS
shall lie closed to-day and tonight.
The gas was mighty bad last night about
5:l5 O'Clock.
Under the instructions Of one 0i The
Republiean Judges at the Second precinct
in .Jackso Ward harficadr. or gangway.
was last night erected The fact was
FcpOrtcd 10 MAYOR Darlington. ana under
orders from him Sergeant Thomas had II
removed. Part Of Il was on the sidewalk.
Jefferson Ward Democratic Club had a
ro,lsing meeting last night. and among the
spccchcs was one from Meade lllskinS, bsq
Rev. Dr. Jaeger, late professor IN Ken
yon College. Ohio. preached for Dr. Hinnt-
geIodp at -. Pau's church sunday night.
He i a fine scholar, particularly in the He
brew language and in the Old Testament
scriptures. aud hi, sermons always show
deep research and careful analysis. ON this
occasion he had a crowded congregation.
There was torchlight procession last
night by the Union Democratic Club.
stirring speeches were made At their head
quarters by Hon. George II. Wise, Colo
mel w. =, Gilman. and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
MfNCHE>TER MATTERS.
The rirr Duu ito Vote Religions 'te.is-
Personal.

The Tir.i Dut, ito Vote Religions Itcsis-
Personal.
Rouse up. Democrats. Vote early. and
get Your friends ~ vote. Do your duty,
and haNca clear conscience.
There will bc at clch precinct Int Of
rtr>ou> who have been conS ictcd Of lar
reuy IN the courts II this city and Rich-
mund. Lookout for these and persons
otherwise disqualified. Beware Of bogus
tickets. Read your ballot over before
voting. and STE that IL l. ior Cleveland,
Hendricks. and George u. Wise. Polls
or,n to-day at CAB ani close ai j:0j, Rich
momd 18Th mcrdHn) time. Vote, Demo-
crsf,. and give more tl1n yOur usual ma
jorny.
Rev. AIR. rhoumli preached his miro
du,tcry sermon at the Bainhridgc.>trert
Bgutist church sunday morning to quite
a larur congregation. He preached again
that night. when the church Wis crowded.
DR.. William l.. Hatcher, Rev Charles II.
Ryland. Prni. II. IL. Harris. and Rev. l.
v. REYNOLDS were present, and all took
Iart ia The services.
The funeral Of Mrs.. J.. T.. Jacobs. who
died in Richmond. took place from the
Meade. Memorial church SUNDAY afternoon.
Mr.. Jacobs formerly lived here. and was
a member 81 the Mcadc-Ncmorlal church
choir. deceased has many friends IN this
city who deeply regret her being cut down
in The prime of lille.
Al Il meeting oi the members of the
tlopton-Slrcet chapel Sunday afternoon
it was decided 10 extend call to HeY.
Decatur Edwards to De pastor of thai
church. Thi, church has been without a
regular pastor for more than year.
The name Of the Nipth-Street Methodist
church at meeting oi it, members held
SUNDAY afternoon was changed 10 Central
Methodist church. This is very appro-
pirate. rs there /. Methodist chapel in the
west end of the city and one on Fun
street. Tbi, church was called Ninth
street from the fact of il, being situated on
HAT street
The old Dominion Cotton Mills resumed
operations Yesterday. These mills are now
i'm tine working order. having undergone
repairs during their suspension.
The Hastings Court adjourned Yesterday
for the term, after having been IN session
over two weeks.
There was All interesting meeting Of the
Missionary society Of the Fitth-Street
Methodist church sunday afternoon. hr.
j. Is. Lauren, delivered the address ~ the
evening.
10 not hr satisfied with any GOOD report. =.
YOU may hear early in the day. The vie
tory /. not Won until the SIN goes down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Caution.

Consumers ~ "Dll's Best" tobacco will
please notice carefully The yellow tag on
same, and see that II ha, the wording. n
black letters, "Dill's Best" Other to6ae-
COS are being placed on the market wiz.
rag similar in coloring 10 the "DilPs best
tag. and may ml,lead consumers OF this
celebrated brand Of tobacco. TO be genu-
inc, the little yellow tag must have on "
"DIl's Best" In bnying, do not ask ior
the litile yellow tag. as formerly pu.
"DIlrs Best" and see that YOU get "hai
ynm AK fnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Police DurT.

The following east, We're disposed Of
yesterday:
Alien James 'colorcd). charged with ocut
larceny Confined to to-day.
Prmus Pleasant, (col3re0). charged with
trespa.,. seat 10 Jail FOR thrcc month, in
default II surety.
VT Hooker. ch1rged carry ing cpn-
rcalcd weapons. Fined 500.
Thomas BraNtnn lcOlored) charged with
being di,ordcrly on the street. Fined
800.
Washington Jackson and Peter Friend
doth coloredn, charged with creating q
disturbance in the rcighborhood. Fined
- each and surety for their good behavior
required.
john Terry .colorcdl aud NJ. 7. Perkins
fWhitel. charged with ds>1uitinZ each Other
on the street. Discharged on PAYMENT oi
costs.
Henry Williams tcolorcd,. charged with
stealing one pair Of pants. sent 70 Jail Tor
thirty days.
John kain white and Belle MoShy lcol-
or,d). charged with beng dr,orderlS on
the street. Discharged.
Polk GlazebroOk. drunk. Fined -
Thomas johnson and George johnson
both cOlored). charged with bghtins on
the street. Fined 81 each.
Daniel smith .coIored), drunk. Fined
81.
John Fitzgerald, drunk. Continued to
Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
November 2. 1884.

Ask the man who tells You that 'LEvE'
IANp has no views on the tariff question
whet The follow ing language from bis New
ark speech means:
"7Ac neceSSary reduction IN hrdfioaa,
and Emii1fi0n thereof 10 NE couniryS
necls. sEoud be- efect6d ,ciihoW deprIr'nJ
AmricGa tabor Of The dbiiitG 10 compete
successfully iciM foreign ldb0r. and ,riihonI
ipjvriag ti.s interests Of or I1torin9 pop'-
i0GoB.'
II h. understand, the English language
and is honest. his answer will determine
you 10 vote the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

swsrviug effort. Let us. then. stand
shoulder TO shoulder TO-DAY as In the pa't'
eager to figh. both open enemies ana pre-
tended friends, assured that in the triumph
OF the Democratic host we shall tnd alise
our honor and our prosperity. and that IN
turning the rascals out there VIII De
The best chance Of honest men getting tbelr
dues. Faithfully your fellow-citizen'
GEORGE u. WISE.
NoVen,her 1884
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
SMOKE TRtNY CIGAKs.
ADNICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you a .turled at might aud br'&en ~ your
rect ~ a lick child suffering and crying with pain
Of cutting teoth' II send At once and get bos-
lie ~ MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING sfkCP
for children icethins. IL value l. iacslculabe. "
viii relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately.
Derend upon II. mothcrs, ther, sno mistake ahont
n. II cuns dy.enlery and diarrhPa' regulates ube
stomach and bo~els, and cures wimi-colc' -oft'ns
The gums. reduce. Inflammation. and gives tone
and energy 10 the whole eyst'm. MRS. WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP for children tecih-
ing = pleasant 10 the ,Ssle. aud is the prescription
- one OF Tie oldest ,nd h,-t female physicians
and nurse. iu the United S'at@s and Is tor sale by
All druggists throughout the world Price. 25 cents
, n,,,l, uu i-eDiiw
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
That Old TosSneut.

Although dyspepsia has It's cbld sea. y"
the stomach. vet II effects the whole diges',
i've apparatus. The liver. pancrsa,,' p, ,.",' sn"
intestinal glands share in the general rou'
HE. The whole machinery needs renovF
tIon. Browns Iron Bitiers is the art's.e'
with which 10 do the happy WORK. WI;
". II. Eckhar,. Marion. o.. wrises;
used Browns iron Pitters for indiscs"o"
with mo., excellent results"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

BEG TO ANNOl NCE THAT ! DE-
| SIRE To FORM \ suAkt>Pt Nkt LAS
Ia meet at > O'Clock on alternate iHlR>D " :.
M M room- uf the Young Men F, Christian Asso-
ciatiun Th.r. will be- a READING CLUB M
connection " IN the class. . 49,.
meet ni tie same diN. at tAe same place.
Terms for the course, : q.
First meeting, Ilti E>DAN. November ON.
Names aud addres-e, can De -cui Ia No. Ibl
east Franklin street. - - 81. ...,..,,
o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

FCR THE MAINTENANCE OT HEALTH.
Or. samuel Jackson. Of Penn University,
saws "lour Bread Preparation while 1t
mak,s light. sweet, and pala,able bread,
restores TO it the phosphate of lime which
j. lost from the tlour in boiling. and thus
adapt> it a. an alimcni for the maintenance
Of a healthy state Of the BODY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Another window Smashed.

Sunday morning about O'Clock Ohicer
Shields. while walking his beat on Broad
street. heard the sound mad" by juggling
glass shattered by a blow. lie ran down
10 the corner Of Marshall and Filth streets.
and found the front window Oi Mr.. Car
meals, grocery store. few doors FROM the
corner. broken To pieces, and an opening
left large enough for man 10 get through.
Pccring through this aperture, the officer
saw man irving 10 hide himself. lie
called on him 10 come out. aud the man
broke for the back door. lifted the bar, and
e,cap.d: not before. however, officer
shields sent bullet whistlug after bim.
The front door was locked, and thus cut
off active pursuit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Hall Thief.

The hall of the Rev. John B. Newton e,
residence was entered last week and his
hat and OyoTcolt taken. The thief found
in the pocket Of the oyercOat Il prayer-b0ok
and hymnal, and, as these books are not IN
hi. line Of business. It is hoped he will re-
turn them. or else mend hi> ways and follow
the lessons contained in them.
Ucu>ekcepcr, are annoyed by strangers
ringing the door.bcll and asking Tor the
gentleman or lady. and tlV servants leave
Them in the hall. and Wbllc absent the
thief makc> ihc capture and depart.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
T., WIN, preciuc, do you uiyor

The Democratic voters resident In those
portions Of Clay, Jackson. and Monroe
Wards. where precinct lines have recently
been changed. ought 10 inform themselves
wnere they are to vote. In Monroe ana
Clay Wards the changes were only a. to
the First precinct Of each. The other pre-
cincts were unchanged. step In at cry
headquarters. No. 1902 Main street, or az
your ward headquarters. and inform your
self.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

4. +. Cordes having communication
with I,743 telegraph-oiiiees in all parts oil
the United st9tes, will exhibit az his dry
goods store. 3l3 east Broad street, all the
election returns as fast .. they are received.
during the day by bulletin and by night by
calcirm.hght magic lantern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
ueath OF Mrs. Lucy a. Pcaree.

~lturday nlghf Mrs.. Lury Ann Fear'c
died suddenly at the residence Of MIR.
Doggett. at the corner Of sixth and Leigh
streets, in the ,eyenty-third year OF her
age.
Mrs.. Pcarce was a sister Of The late j. B.
Royster, City Auditor and also OF Mrs.
shelton. who in early life was the hetrothcd
4 Edgar Allen Poe. She possessed a
bright and hopeful disposition, was accus-
toned the Greater part Of her life to
pleasures aud comforts without stint, and
took great delight always making all
around her hal py and contented. Her
friend. loved her deyotedly, and her mem-
ory will outlive The recollection that her
last days were saddcned by such misfor-
fune A. will add poignancy To the grief her
loss ere atc>.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
To tlte Public.

II has been -umored that intend to vote
for Blaine and Logan aad liubard. Tbe
statement il uniounded and false. aIn
for Cleveland. Hendricks. and George W.
Wise first, ias,, and always. u. BEAR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
w q " 4 y Z.
HER HEALTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TERS OF GREAT CONCERN 70
ALL MANKIND.


NFAN NNHIFIINf IA.
some month, ago I bought = bottle Of pr. H..
Badhcld'- Female Regulator and used il in my
family with great satisfaction. have recon-
meudcd 10 to three families. and they have found
II 10 l.. lust what is claimed FOR It. The females
who have rscd it are now in perfect health and
aulc to attend 10 their household duties.
REV. II. b. JOHNSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

In New York saturday over thirty thou
sand businessmen paraded in honor OF
CLEVELAND. II this means anything II
meaus that business revival il dependent
upon the election Of the Democratic ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

EtfItuN iNt To- u ff'NituA lN tAItlNlNe
FOR Indigestion. sidney
-CoWpidiat
And nervous dclin'y. have in,t
Returned
From IN, south In atrui,les' search for health
and Gnd that Your Bit.ors are doing me more
Good!
Than anything Clsc:
month ago was extremely
" Emactato1 .,'
ANA scarcely able TO Valk. Now am
Gaming strength and
" Flr.h!'
And hardly day Iasso, bni what am
comilimonfc1 ON my improved appearance, and
n is aii due To- Hop
Bittcr-' i. Wickine Jackson.
- Huntington. Dei.
e. None genuine without bunch Of green
iinte ON thc white label shan an the vile, poi-
-ouous >iufl with Hop" or " Hops In ihcir
name. u" i-N1.I %. iN " I'M
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

psssRyING oF CoNIIpsNcs-rherei Il NO ar
ticIe which - richly deserves the entire conn
dercc II the community a. BRows's BsoNcHiN
TRncHrs. Those suffering from A'thmitle ana
Bronchial disease,. Coughs, aud Colds shonlduy
them. Pnce % ccnis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

me CORPORATION line and it, angles to the
beginning. tVoiinr-pIacc: Corner Of Short
and Cary stfocts.1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

STATE or GEORGIA, TROUT COUNTY.
IhaNc ,Namincd The recipe of Dr. josiah Brad
n,d, sud pronounce il 10 be combination Of
medicines oC great merit in the treatment of ah
disease of females fOr which he recommends II.
WILLIAM T.. BEAsLEN, NJ ID.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04
Duffy MALT wHISkEY.

frHE DUFFY MALT Wiil>hEl viii
/ De- found AZ the following retail dealer,
KAN & BROTHER,
JAMES KAN,
A. SCHMIDT.
4. b. >Al NDER~,
& 4. TURNER,
y. II. llpHD,
GRANVILLE HOED
CHRISTIAN WHITE.
J. VI. BLAIR,
ANTHONY GRIFFITH.
1,EORGE MArrTNliOR.
BOUR\E 4 ELAN,
X. ". GARY.
= IIIMAN'S SDN.
GEORGE \. UNDIEl,
JAMES HARTLEY,
.. DONlNltL
Mrs. JOHN TFENtN,
J. h. MOIION,
T. MARIl\
MANCHESTER, VA;
l.. n. CLEMENTS A BROTHER,
n. j. NINNALLl 4 son,
GEORGE ". IOLBY,
". 4. SAMPSON,
J. i. ROBINSON,
ID. T.. rO>kl,
We. Wfi.Is & co.
MORRt>Er1 4 BROTHER. "a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-04

Bring out every Democratic voter. "
you have 4 neiehbor that e,nnot 20 10 10"
polls, report his name and residence to
vour ward managers. in order that they
NAV send carriage for him.