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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
Here and There.

One man in Santa Barbara, Cal, has
raised 100000 pampas plumes this season.
The ten children of Joseph Pettilohn, OF
Prescott, w. T., are marvel, OF height and
weight. A seventeeD-year-old son is seven
feet high and weighs 26j pounds. The ave.
rage height OF the whole Is six and half
feet. and average weight 224 pounds.
From the report OF the directors of con-
yiot-prisons in England 1t is found that the
total number OF persons in custody under
sentence OF penal seryitude Is 1914. In
1869 the number was 1l,6G0. There has
been q steady decrease from that date to the
present time.
Newspapers printed at sea are not un-
common. The practice OF publishing q
paper on board ship was inaugursted on
the steamer Great Britain, which started
for Australia on the 2lst Of August, 1852.
These seaborn journals do much to relieve
the monotony OF the passage.
The Society for the Preservation OF the
Irish Language in Dublin has issued circu.
lars 10 the clerks OF unions in all the Irish.
speaking districts, urging on the several
boards Of guardians the desirability OF fill-
ing up future vacancies In their medical
stats by giving preference to candidates
having a knowledge Of Irish.
Partisan horse cars are allowed 10 carry
only certain number Of passengers-ten
standing on the front platform, ten on the
rear platform, and as many In the car as are
allowed 10 have seats. Those inside pay
fifty centimes (ten cents), and those out.
side twenty-five centimes. When ear has
it, complement the gates are shut, q sign Is
hung out reading "complit," and no one
can enter. ~.
Henry Coxwell, the veteran EnglfsA
aaronsut, says that balloonipg has saved bic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

subject Can't you see for yourselves that
Mr.. FELLOWS tells the pecrls Of the West
lust what Mr.. RANDALL. aud Mr.. wisE aud
other speakers are telling the people Of Viz
einssf
Can't you trust SAMUEL ]. RANDALL
Was he not the speaker 81 the Democratic
House Of Representatives for six years.
Il be not the man Of all Others who has the
ability 20 make bis promises good! for
twenty-four years he has been In Congress;
and now, though he lives In Pennsylvania,
and represents philadelphia district, so
popular Ia he ct home that he leaves his
own cause in the hands OF his friends and
comes TO Virginia to aid us In saving the
Old Dominion from the clutches OF Ma
home and BLAINE.
Let no virginian falter this year, Let
u defeat the sectional party once Tor all,
and then we shalt be ready to divide upon
questions OF less importance. Let us COM
rel The iurling Of the bloody Shirt he
not sfraId that any Congress will dare 20
legislatc against the Interests OF the work
ingmcn-the bone and sinew OF the land.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
nrr THOUSAND SIAM.
o..s,,. or the engagement Between '''
French ard Tonaninrse.


Par. special says; A dispatch re.
ceixed i,om Hanoi tonight states thar uem ,,
~, Negr;er's column bad an engageinrns
:, ,hs Vi, age Of Keep with 5000 Ch,nrss
aeo,,,ars. who occupied inircncnmen,s
,ound n central redoubt The cn,,
100 commenced the attack at o'cioon
~ Tho morning by trying 10 SUI,
W Tho French. and the lighting
i.,nJ mill Q o'clock in the afternoon, wnsn
~ ra,res, ~ the Chinese toward tue
,r uv Of China was cut oil. The Chinese
.oo,S ,har ,,ed in the direction OF Daogusn
. ,,,.D,,,S nv the French. The Keep garrison
defended their position brayely, compeilinss
u ,', Tu"noh 20 surround the redolbt ana
,sr,v IL ai The poiut OF the bayonet. In os
, Ga,:yos go ioss in tbe village alone was GOo
t;ilcd The French troops fousn, WIN
sn,rit ard decision. They cap'ureu III
~ The epemy;s war material. mules.
and horses. A French captain ana ~
non were killed and s oihcers anu
IN mon were wounded. General Ne,
orjer was slightly wounded; "en' US"
Drierc de rIsle has started ior heP' - ~
sist General Negrier's forces. "'ues !" a.. W
rIsle's official account confirms .nc ~,
match from Hanoi. The encounter toon
nlace on Monday last. The chinese WEI
attempting to execute an offensive NOV
uent on the Upper Loo-Chuan river. Ino.'
total loss was 900 men. Captain Deyme';
Of The French Foreign Legion, was Ei,lea
.nd Lieutenant Bat,iile was w0uhu.u'
General Negrier's column has gone w .uo
PbuIgnr river 10 cut of the retreat OF the
Chinese,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

life. lie attributes Il TO tho pure oxygen
he ends ut a height Of mile. IL impirts q
new life 10 him every time he goes up, ana
he thinks that n means COMO DE SeFse"
for their passing unscatlied through t,ie
lower region Of logs mspy inva''ds would
benefit IlnmessurabIy from sn ascent IN u
balloon.
Some years ago travellers In Da'matii
noticed large tracts Of land covered by =
wild flower, near which not sign OF in-
sect life was visible. The bloom was the
uyretbrum, whose odor deals death 10 the
lower forms OF life. and whose powdered
leaves form the basis of "insect powders"
The seed Of this flower was distributed in
the United States. and aDalmatian has been
growing 1t with great SUCCESS IN stockton,
Cal.
at the funeral Of a wealthy Chinaman
In Carson, Nevada, the other day the cniei
mourners threw small parcels done up in
rice psper from thecarriages as they were
going to the cemetery. A small boy opened
one of the parcels and found that It con-
taiped q dime. In moment The street
was alive with boys Of NJ ages, who fought
with each other like Bashl-Bazouksito get
the little parcels as they fell to the ground.
Altogether nearly 800 dimes were dis
tribured in this way at the funeral, and the
reople are more than ever convinced thai
the Chinese must go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
Read for Yourselves.

Allow no one to deceive you as TO the
Democratic creed. When you want to know
what are the issues involved in the current
campaign, read the Chicago platform for
yourself. Those deceiving slips OF paper
with which the city is iloodeda are not worthy
OF your attention. Turn TO the platform of
your party and see for yourself how it
reads. Here is what 1t says on the subject
IN which you are most deeply interested.
We quote:
We believe that labor is best rewarded
where it is freest and most enlightened. II
should therefore be fOS.ered and cherished.
The Democratic party insists that 1t is the
duty of this Government 10 PROTECT
with equal tideli.y and vigilance the rights
of its citizens, native and naturalized, at
home and abroad.
We demand in behalf OF the Democracy
freedom for AMERICAN LABOR by reducing
taxes TO the end that these United States
may compete with unhindered powers for
the primacy among nations In all the arts OF
peace and fruits OF liberty.
With this statement OF the hopes, princi-
Piles, and purposes OF the Democratic party,
the great issue Of reform and change in ad.
ministration is submitted TO the people in
calm confidence that the popular voice will
pronounce In favor OF new men and new
and more favorable conditions for the
9rolrth of industry, the extension Of trade,
The employment and de REGARD Of labor and
Of capital, and the general welfare OF the
whole country.
Legislation affecting the operations OF
the people should be cautious and con-
seryative In method, not In advance OF
public opinion. but responsive to its de-
mands; the Democratic party is pledged to
revise the tariff in spirit OF fairness 10 all
interests. But in making reduction in taxes
II Is not proposed to iniure any DOMESTIC IN
DUsTRIEs, But RATHER TO PROMOTE THEIR
HEALTHY GROWTH. From the foundation
| Of this Government taxes collected at the
| custom-house have been the chief source OF
| Federal revenue. Such they must continue
I 10 be. Moreover, many industries have
come TO rely upon legislation for successful
continuance, so that any change Of td,o mast
| be al every step REGARDPUL OF THE LABOR
and capital thus iRrolced; the process
OF reform must be subject In the
execution 20 this plain dictate OF Justice.
All taxation shall be limited TO the re-
quiremenis OF economical government.
The necessary reduction in taxation can
aud must be Effected WITHOUT DEPRIV-
| ING AMERICAN LABOR OFTHE ABIL-
| lTl TO COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY
WITH FOREIGN LABOR, AND WITH.
| OUT IMPOSING LOWER RATES OF
DUTY THAN WILL BE AMPLE TO
COVER ANY INCREASED COST OF
PRODUCTION WHICH MAY EXIST IN
CONSEQUENCE OF THE HIGHER
RATE OF WAGES PREVAILING IN
THIS COUNTRY.
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Now Hooks.

,Jov; or. The Lightof Cold Home Food. A
Novel. BY MAY ORoMAELlN, author oil
ain the West Countrie." "Orangt
Lily" &c. Price 20 cents.
The art of Life and The life Of Art. IL.
ALEX. +. O4EGY. Price - cents.
Part 8 of Stormonth'S Dictionary OF tn
English Language. Price % cents.
These all are Nos. Of HarperS' Frdnhlin
Square Library, and are for sale by WEST
LouSsION & Go.
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GREAT pRoBLEM.
q 49,. =, n. kidney aud Liver

raks ali The kidney aud Liver
Medfctrcs,
rake al The BLOOD pur'ncrs'
fake all the Rhe,mntic remedies
-rake all The Dyspepsia aad indises''""
cures,
--rste all the Ague. Fcve-, and bilious
specific,
fake all the Brain and Nerve force
re,ipers,
-rskc all the Great hesith-res'orerS'
n, abort. take all the best qualities Of y" ''''
best
aud the - I'm the
Qualities Of all the best medicines :"
world. ard you will hud that n
-Rnfsrs have TIE best curative qhn'"e
powers of aii -'''''''',... n,
n, them. and that they will cure when a"y ~
- s,,g,v or combined,
Fail. A thorough trial will give positive pr'''
OF this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

We are glad to learn that the Democratic
state Executive Committee will furnish
all the tickets needed next month. we
thous ht that the committee then In power
made great mistake two years ago In ne
gIectiug to furnish tickets. Indeed II was
supposed that Mr. MASSEY wcuid na'e
been elected II that important duty hsd
been performed by the committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

HENRY C. LEA, Esq. leading Protec-
ZIONIST. talks 10 the Blaincites as follows:
"with respect TO the tariff, we IN no WY
recognize that protection Is ut stake IN the
rresent c,nysss IN the sense which The he
nublicao managers would have ne believe.
The uttorances OF both parties In their re,
snectIye platforms are so nearly Identical
thai there can he no definite contention be-
tween them"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

Persons DESTROYS Of knowing what Mr.
Cleveland has done for the workngmen
might gain some information by casting
their eyes over the following:
lie signed the bill creating a bureau OF
labor statistics.
lie signed the tenement-house cigar
bill.
He signed the bill 10 prohibit child con-
tract labor.
To further protect honest labor he signed
the bill prohibiting any future contracts
for convict labor in any OF the prisons.
reformatories. penitentiaries, or jiils in his
State.
He signeda bill making laboring men
preferred creditors when their employers
fail or make an assignment.
lie signed bill crcatings commission 10
investigate the condition OF tenement
houses in New York. and 10 report a
method for improving the condition OF the
occupants.
lie signed a supplemental tenement
house cigar bill, which included BROOKLYN
with New York.
He sent an earnest message TO the Legis.
laturc asking for an additional appropria-
lion TO continue work upon the new CAM.
tol building, depicting in forcible terms
the injustice and hardship thar would en-.
sue TO hundreds Of men having families de.
pending upon them should they be thrown
out Of employment.
He signed bill providing for the greater
care OF The savings Of laboring men and
women in savings banks.
Was the Governor an enemy OF working.
men when he signed those hills! Here are
ten measures at least that show his interest
and care for the workingmen. Let any one
mention, II he can, the name Of any other
Governor Of the state Of New York who
ever did anything like as much for the
working people as Governor Cleveland has
done.
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uAPDFNED LIVER.

give ycsrs ago broke down with kidney WV
,,vcr.compIaint and rheumatism.
SINCE then have been unable to Ike ano"s -
Nv i,ver became hard lik' wood; my h""' W.
nrfod up and nlled with water. .,-,-o,,,
All The best pny .icians agreed that no''i'"t
.,,re me. resolved to try Hop Buffers nav
ia seven bo,tles the harduess has All s'ns ~
nv l,ver, the swelling from my bmos' ap' = a.
,,oyk,d a miracle In my case ofneIN's 49,
have been now II my grave. %
BuGaio, october /, 1851.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

The Atlanta Constitution advertiscs that
BENJAMIN BUTLER is lost, and says; A
liberal reward will he paid for his return,
dead or alive. to c. A. d., New York SUM-
II he l. returned at all. he will be returned
dead
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
ELECTORS AT LARGE.

ELECTORS AT LARGE.
WALLER Il. STAPLES.
Mecklepburg. Monday, October 90.
Blacks and Whites, Thursday, October
%.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
u. n. MUSFoRD.
Henry, Monday. October L..
patrick, Tuesday, October ~.
cAMM PATTESoS.
AJ1oehany, Monday. October 90.
Tluyanna. Monday. October 81.
THOMAS SMITH.
Io,,isa, Monday. October 10.
stafford, wednesday, October 10.
Fairfax. Monday, October %.
Fnuquler, Mondiy, October 81.
in. II. FIGGAr.
Campbell, Monday. October ID.
Liberty, Monday. October 81.
Roanoke. subject 10 county committee.
Roanoke city, subject to city committee.
CANvAssERs AT LARGE.
JAMES y. DUNLOP.
louisa, Monday, October IS.
Pittsylyanil. Monday, October %.
NORTHUMBERLAND.
GENERAL rTTZ. LEE.
Louisa. Monday. October ID.
GordonsvIlle. Tuesday, OCTOBER II
(nighD
Fairfax. Monday. October 20.
staunton, Thursday, october 10 (nlghp.
Charlottesville, Saturday. October 10
night.
Essex, Monday, October 20.
II. ST. G. TUCKER.
Amherst, Monday, October %.
Highland, Tuesday. October y.
w.M. ciBELL.
Rotctourt. Monday, October 10.
Bath, Tuesday. October H..
Glenmorc. Friday, October IL.
Nelson, Monday, October y.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN.
FLOYD. Tuesday. October II.
Carroll, Monday. October -.
join y. MASSEY.
Henry, Monday, October -.
Culocper, Monday. October 20.
King and Queen. Monday, October q.
Albcmarle, Monday. November 3.
MCAJAH WOODS.
Page, Monday. october y.
EPPA nUSToN.
Dinwiddie. Monday, october 20.
Halifax. Monday. October y.
J. G. FIELD.
Gocchland, Monday. October %.
u. s. PIERCE.
Henry, Monday, October IS.
Piltsyyania. Monday, October p.
Patrick. Tuesday, October IS.
II. Z. wIruERs.
Nan.cmond. Monday. October 10.
Southampton, Cbarbecue.) October 10.
Petersburg. Tuesday, October might.
Norfolk, Wednesday, October ID (ni8hD.
JOHN T. HARRIS.
Caroline, Monday, October Is.
Hanover, Wednesday, October ID.
p. W. M'KINNEY.
Shenandoah, Monday, October 10.
Rockingham. Monday, October 20.
Orange, Monday. October p.
W. W. BERRY.
Giles, Tuesday, October II.
b.. BLAND.
Charles City. Thursday. October 10.
Mecklcnhurg. Monday. October 20.
AccOmack. Monday, October y.
Portsmouth.
Northampton.
:. II. MOFFETT.
southampton, (barbccue,) October 10.
". r. AYLETT.
Warren. Monday. October 90.
shenandoah, Qocal.) October Is.
Hanover, Wednesday. October ID.
HOLMES CONRAD.
Montgomery. Tuesday, October %.
:. :. TURNER.
Rappahannock, Monday, October 10.
d. G. TYLER.
Isle Of Wight, Monday. October 90.
Warwick. Monday, October y.
Surry. Tuesday. October %.
southampton, Saturday. November /.
JOHN 7. GOOLg1CK.
Buckingham. Monday, October l3.
Prince Edward. Monday. October 90.
MiddlcscX. Monday, October -.
Norlhampton-CO County authorities.
CHARLES STUART.
Greene, Wednesday, October, -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

A Boston telegram says "The Harvard
seniors TO- night voted 81 TO 30 to march in
the Cleveland procession this year instead
of the Republican procession. As has been
invariably their custom since 1856" 1t
seems that education educateS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
RooMs STATE DEMOCRATIC ExRcUTTE)

Rooms STATE DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIyE)
COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. October :, 1851. )
10 the Democratic Press OF Virginia:
1t i respectfully requested that every
Democratic paper in the State will make
prominent publication OF the subioined
ticket. and keep the same standing until the
day II election. The object IN view i to
familliari2c the people with the names OF
the electors, and special care IN following
copy is invoked. as great pains have been
taken to secure accuracy in the makeup OF
the ticket.
And notice Is here given that this CON-
mittee will furnish the tickets, which will
also embrace the names OF the candidltes
for Congress. to the various county chair
men IN full time for use. 1t is hoped that
the tickets so furnished will be used eXcu-
siyey bv our party friends. and thus mis-
taxes and confusion be avoided.
JOIN :. BARBOUR, Chairman.
II. Shepperd, Secretary.
REGULAR DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Election Tuesday, November 4, 1884.
FOR PRESIDENT,
GROVER CLEVELAND,
OF New York.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
THOMAS 4. HENDRICKS,
OF Indiana.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
John Goode. Norfolk.
Waller K. staples, Montgomery.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
First-John Nicely. Accomack.
second-Bakcr =. Lee, Elizabeth City.
Third-R. II. Cardwell, Hanover.
Fourth-W. L. Atkins. Mecklenburg.
Fiith-B. b. Munford, PttsylyanIa.
SIXTH. II. II. Figgatt, BOtetourt.
Seventh-D. 5. Henkel, Shenandoah.
Eighth-TbOmas Smith, Fauquier.
Niuth-S. W. Williams, Bland.
Ten;h--Camm PattesOn, Buckingham.
FOR CONGRESS - DISTRICT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

Ats meeting OF the Union League Club,
New York, held Friday night, II was de-
cided by bare majority Of those present
TO support the Republican ticket. The at
tendance wss very large. This action fully
justides the Times In SAYING:
"Thc more sober supporters OF Mr..
Blaine In the Union League Club must re-
gard the result OF the meeting last evening
with alarm. II shows, a. do all the recent
signs Of the tendency OF public sentiment
among intelligent Republicans, deep
seated opposition TO bis elcction that must
be fatal. D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
DisSoLrT,oNs & pARrNERsHIps.
DANylLLE, Va october :, lsss.

DANNiLLE, VA" october '. l-e-.
NTOTICE THE LATE CO-PARrNER-
- SHIP OF ". =. PATTON, sons y co. hay
ng been dissolved by the death of the seniorp part
ncr ". :. Patton. The und r,igned sury wing par-
nCrs have this day formed co-nnrtnerslip for
continuing a GENERAL BANKING AND
AGENCY INSURANCE BUSINESS under The
hrm-nafne and style Of ". PATTON, SONS &
CO. at the banking-hOu-c Of the late hrm. We
hsrpby return thanks to our friends ana custom
cr, fer their liberal patronage Heretofore extended
10 u,, and respectfully solicit continuance ~ The
same. y. STOKES,
". F.PATrON,
oc 5-6t J. \. PATTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

When the Union League Club refuses to
stand up square Y TO the Republican rack
il is time to inquire il the bottom has not
dropped on, OF the Republican trough.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

Mr.. BLAINE should deny that there was
CLEVELAND demonstration in New York
FRIDAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

The Baltimore Herald says it is confident
that Virginia will 20 Republican in No
vembcr. The funny part of this is that
the Herald has no idea that it is making
spectacle OF itself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

RI WEST MAIN-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH tcorner Main and Beech streets -
Preaching SUNDAY by Rev. w. W. LANDaUM, ID.
u lat IL O'Clock A. NJ, and by the pastor AT 1880
7. VI. All are Welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

The BLAINE Thermometer went down to
freezing point in New York Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

The Atlantic Journal Of Medicine Tor
October Is on our table. HENRY G. Hou'-
TON. NJ. d.. editor and proprietor, Rich
,~orf Va
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BRIEF COMMENT.

II seems robable that Mr.. BLAIN. will
get su.feit OF JOY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
Rnous STATE DKNocRArIc COMMITTEE.

ALEXANDRIA. October 2. 1881 y
Arrangements have been made ior We
orOus canvass in the Fourth dlstrict' pu DIV,
becues will be held Mt various cen.,n'
roints. and the people be- addressed by two
cr moro ~ the following speakers Judge
stanles. John w. Daniel. General liunton'
General Fitz. Lee. james Barbour. Jonn
GooGe. ]. II. Tucker, and Others.
In order that Mr.. Dunlop NAV make an
uninterrupted canvass in the Northern
Neck. this committee have Withdrawn MS
anrointments for LouisI and Pittsyl'anll,
hui other speaker. have been provided LOT
these points. II. SuEPPEED, secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

NJ yENABLE.STREET BAPTIST
HURCH.-PIeachingo on SUNDAY at IL 4. VI. and
9 T.. M.by The pastor. Rev. G. r. sCoTT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

Premature Loss or the Hair
may be entirely prevented by the use OF
Bnrnett's Cocaine.
The superiority OF Burneit's Flayoring
Extracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

NCCATT administration on ThursiaY
cve,irg Ociolcr Q. ssh. In this city by ne y.
Thomas y Wise. Nr. GEORGE W. rtAuLE,
ana Wig, EMMA J. GRANT. both Of kichmont'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11
DEATTfS.

r,c,N-picJ. on Friday. 10Th. az l o'clock
A. ~, Miss CATHARINE EAGAN; aged iortY
years. -. q. p,.rt.i,,
U,r funeral win take place ~ -, Pn'risN
.h,,rch Sf-NpAV The 10Th a. ? n'rlockP VI. The
fTlpnds and acguaintance, ARE invited t. attend
Baltimore papers please cooy.
CORpON.-Dicd,a n Belle Isle, New Kent coun,Y,
VI. On Friday afternoon. october ION, N IN. ,l'
cioI. y first wear Of her age, Mrs. IpIlNlANA
GoEipON, relict Of the late John =. tior1On.
Funeral services al Cruces rect Pr"sh yter'ah
rhutch SUNDAY. 18Th instant. a. $3.50 ocio'N 4
Frcnd, of tie family are respectfully invited 70
attend.
pOWFRS-Died. suddenly, IN Manchester. Va.
October 10. 1854. JOHN row FRS, native %
ireland: aged nfty-scvcr year.
In. funeral viii t,kc place from 81 Peiar's
C7iiedr THIS saturday. MORNING u =
O'Clock. His friends and acquaintances inN,cl
10 ait'ud.
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IRoN.FENCING. CREsTING. &c.

IRON-fENFTNG, tKEST1NU. dc.
NEW ENTERPRISE.
lRON-FENCfNG.
HOUSE-CRESTI\G,
FINALS, Sc.
made aud put up to order in cry or country.
Thirty different STYLES in stock. Prices mot res
souahle.
SPRING-WAGONS, BUGGIES, &c.
have also Just taken The agency for The celebrated
,Watertown' EMPRESS, PASSENGER, and
FURNITURE WAGONS aud RUGGIEs. UReX-
celed IN quality. aud lower than the same style Of
vehicles can De had In the city.
The BUCKEYE" FORCE AND LIFT-PUMP
We are putting in daily, In the place OF every pump
The market
Richmond Farn-lmplement House.
oc 3-l3t ASHTON sTARKE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

More genuine without a bunch Of green Hops on
81, ,,,t,e iabel. shun all the vile, poisonous stun
,,,,h " Hon - or Hops" in their name.
WV" oc 2-Thtwi.SaSTulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

When we get into power" sald Mr..
HEurrT 1t the grand Democratic meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-11

Major Baker L. Lee has the following
appointments for speaking next week.
Williamsburg, October 18th.
Norfolk, October 18th.
Belle Haven, Accomac county, October
18th.
Tempeanceville, Accomac county, Oc-
tober 10th.
Chincoteague, Accomac county, October
18th.