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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
DIsSOLUTIONs d PARTNERSHIPs.
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed a co-partnersbI,
under The hrin-name of DREwRYS 90. Tor III
purpose OF conducting the WHOLESALE DRY.
GOODS AND NOTION BUsINFsS. -"
Having purchased the stock OF merrhapa,so .O,
other assels belonging 10 the late trm OF Fllett'
Drewrv Co, they Will prosecute the business M
the old stand on Twefth street where thew viii ~
pleased 10 see their former friends ana nairons '
Win renewed energy, close application 10 busI-
mess, and honest Efforts 10 please. they hope TO
merit he commence and support of the ir lde.
CLAY DREWRY,
:. Il. HtGHES
JOHN G. FREEMAN
p,c.,,o,r J. 8. HARRISON.
Al 2l.d,sw&w2w
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hsAs ssss =. -. <-ssg.>( 49, = 49,
ca IL 5Es. Ssa IN.
|,uFsAPEAkE AND OHIO vreTrM.
Il wAY.-sriiEDULE IN ErfEcf s'
bth Is issst LEAVE RICHMOND !, ,,om.
$40 A. NJ. For Newpgrt's News s,iy eSeevt -na-
day' Oniv three honr. an rorfoik.
nve minutes Richmond " . rv ky.,
1o:55 A. NJ, For III stations and Lss,,nr Mall ex-
Lsuisyill,. aud Cine'n"s
.opu ,eg' accommodation, 't.-
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eao r. NJ. for LoaiyIl, ana ols S,' West. North
sxc.t. md souihwest. FAi,. s,.,,I bust
dsIIv Ioes not STOP fVr W. p,eh-
n1'iy' r,,,,s,p siecplng.csrs ~, -, IN
monl 10 Cinefnuaii and M ,s's,.,r,
i0:20P. ". tor Ashi,nd. Ky ~ a. slseplng-csr
tcCifinn fOrge.
ARRIVE RlClMONo' u,,y.
e.,o ~ rror,, Ashi,ud KY, except eu y, .s,s
fo.45 4 NJ Frotn Norfolk Old Poih,, s"'
nsri's News. except SundtN and al
4.Os A. NJ ir,,n Louisville. Cincinnt." '
local nolpis. except San1s,y. From
roo y ~ - Ncrf,is cxcpnt sunday. ts,,f,,.
aid Point aud Newports ccS-,tnnefI.
e3OP. NJ. rrom louisville and
fast express. dtly.. ,,o,vs and Old
sundny Excursion 70 W. A.. aad arrive IN
Point wall leave EIclm lni : ~ We"
Eichmon1 Ga l.. ~ returning, ..,c.ta
Depot: Scvcniscutt ana isroai 81 "a Chesa.
Ticket offices: 1000 Main hiee1 ~
poake and Ohio Railway dep2I'i. w. yULLER,.
General Passenger AgoHicc
G. ". SMITH. General MANAGER
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u HILAD ELPHIA. RICH Z ,-rs,
sssxsss1ssl
MOND AND NORFOLK
AMSHIP MPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at j. NJ, ami every SUNDAY n , \.
VI.
Freight for Tucsday-' and Friiay.' steamer re-
c,Ned t.l' lI:{n \. NJ; for sundays steamer till
. 7, NJ. saturday. Freight received daily TN )
L. VI.
Fare. -.
for further information. apply ~
e.. ". M,C ARRtCK,
General Southern Agent. Oiii'c Rockets.
M.P. CLYDE 4 Co.
no 20 t..,.r.T -.pts
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GALE OF NOTTOW AY COURN
- HOUSE HOTEL PROPERTY.

Byylrtue u deed of tra-t from +. II Wilmer,
hearing date the 3Oth day Of NuNlst. 1 s. /. tni
duly recorded in the clerks Office or N0t'o@iy
County Court / VIII oGcr for sale by public auc-
ZION, 10 Nniiowrv Courthouse.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1884.
(hoing County Couri-,'yl. that yIii1hle proper 3
lu0wn as TIE UOTtL PROPERTY. coHtiinin.
ONE HUNDRED ACRES on the west side Of
Public road.
This proi erty WIS formerly owned by \. d..
faUqui, and Is REGARDED ~ the most desirable lJ-
icl va the county IL /, situated I'm 70 b.1uflfI.
grove. in The midst Of piclRnt village. which J.
very healthy, and immediate on a. Norfolk ind
Me,tcrn railroad, about forty three mile, from
Petersburg.
TEpNs: 1913 cash; balance maze known on
day If sale. ". IL. MANN. rrH-s-c.
j. l.. POWELL. Aucffpurcr. mn los ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

NOR NEW YORK.-The Ola Ss.TN
L Dominion Steamship company III
1roroscJ .aiDngs for the werk folowinE are ~
fWYANOkF. CAPTAIN HrLPHERs, fhlpHi'
co,tet,her stl. at O'Clock 7. VI. .,,,, -.
'R0aN0KF. CAPTAIN foUCu, SUNDAY sep
ton bcr I'M M 3 O'Clock p NJ. rrr-,,o
OID DONNiON. CTptain MALNNGh' i'"
DHS srpierber gth. at : O'Clock =. VI. Ar r.,-
FrcIght received until l ociocS J. VI. ~
d,S. o'clock Z. NJ saturday, aud to O'Clock T.
VI. Tuesday. . t~..t and goolls for
,yarded Wifi dispatch 10 IN points hoiui' s'u''
r,.t and west: also 10 foreign ports
Ps..e1acr accOmmodatioms unsurpissei .,d
carin fsre 10 New YORK qacIutipg u staera laI
,t,,t .,c,r, n: without subsistence -;
Ps,sSngcrs leaving Richmond oy ~ me and Sn Ais
j. II will make connection at NOKt orN wy,
ste1mer leaving MONDAYS ~ ~ 80 sN:rIvS
"a FDNF~DNl~, aud ~ SEMPDkt : Ma
yith steamer leaving every S.Ain hDANl III ~
,cciion will also nc made ~ hpktOLh' tLt tnc
piclmsud and Petcr,hurE rtliroad, leaving - III
mo1da II:21A. N.cyCry Monday, Ilesday wen
noe,fav. and saturday.
For freight or passage apply 10 go
GEORGE ". ALLtN & co. Mems,
ca Comnauy'- Wharf. Rockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

iTspsier correspondence or The New York sun.I
NO words eau describe the cruelty aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

GALE OF VERY VALUABLE REAL
- ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF BEDFORD
AND STATE OF VIRGINIA, KNOWN A.
"OIItRBURN."-Ne offer for sale priyateIy "A
FARM containing i72 acres. situated Ia the coiin.
" of Bedford and state Of virginia about iva
miles north of1iberty. IL was the home re ,ldence
% The late benjamin \. Donald, ana Is Que OF thc
finest forms IN the comfy. lt Is within about two
miles OF the Norfolk and Western railroad. conye.
nlent 10 schools and churches. Tho neigiborhopI
Is excellent. The dwellin house f. Of brick aud
IN hrst-fatc condltiOu-cOntaining nine rooms and
cost about $4,000 originally. The yard garden,
and orchard contain about twelve acre.. and she
groHnds are very handsome, containing nearly
every tree In the American fO est planted and cu
tiNated under careful system. The land IS so
nearly level that machinery can be used upOn every
acre OF II. II Is well adapted % the growth Of
wheat corn, O2tl, tobacco, anl hay, aud Is specially
suited Tor grazing farm, The place lies adjacent
10 Ilttle otter creca, and Is well wIterel. About
10 acre. are IN timber. 100 Of which is IN origi-
mai forest The timber upon IL being very large al
valuable ana has never been cut over. The place
mas a good stable. barn. Oversecrs house, grln.rv
ana HE usual Out-buidugs. all Of which arr, I'm roo
repair. h larger part Of the fencing also Is i'm
very good condition. The title to this property il
sood. we We, are net expecting any fancy price, AMI
we VIII sell IL AZ great bargain. IL Is rlra III n so
elegant farm Is offered on The market.
TERMS: one third cash; and the remainder IN
one two, and three YEAR, with interest frn n tho
day Of sale, secured by deed Of tru.r or personal
security but these terms are not arbitrary aud
more or less cash can be paid II the purchaser
vi hes IL.
Possession given for seeding wheat At the u,u,l
time, ana full possession Ut the end OF sIxfv 49,.
or sooner II desired. '''
If not sold privately 1t win be offered a, public
auction, on The premises. On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER Z, 1884,
at IL O'Clock NJ.
Ia L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, &c.
~ ~ ~ - wv y-F-0f-f(-0-rr.0N
GEORGE d. AINSLIE &o-L
son,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,

A large stock Of RICHMoND-MADB CAR.
RIAGEs for sale low.
PAINTING AND REPAIRING A spec,al,v.
NH d-Am
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

ONLY ONE DOLLAR fIEtasl
NNEEwronr's NEWS. 66LD POINT, N0ET0L1'
AND TORISNOliU, .-,, ...,
TfRRANsftr GE CiINNGE OF ANY KIND.
ONLY sI.go ToyWGISIA BEACHl ,..,,..,,
oNLiYl' = ro'W1>riNGToN, pes
VIRGINIA sTrAMEoAT C9NpANY's
rop xrvp5 JAAE' It i{eE o LiSPP olvr. NOR.
F0LK. PORTSMOUTH. AND JAMES
RIVER LANDINGS piittl =, - -
CONNECTS Af OLD POINT CLOSELY WITH
FOR BhLTIWORE AND THE NORTH SAME
AT NORFOLK Gthtoo!Elii,. i? FOR VIRGINIA
AND At NETWORKS NEWs WITH SrEAMER
ACCoMAC FOR sMIrIiFIELD'
ONLY ROUTE WITHOUT TRANSFER, AND
UNLl ALL-W AfEk ROUTE
JAMES EIyEE BY DAYLIGHT.
CHEAPEST ROUTE.
RATES MICH Lhss THAN MFCllARGkD
,.,. ~ AN,Yn3TlItR ROUTE.
FEAHtEt re 90. N9it II,p - - No LIMIT.
FNNiE:F 10 'WRsi,iI'S2tGT6H. D. C.. -;
hARE HOUND rEiir,. $50. -, ooo
MAN-LANniso FARES from 20 - olc.
HLALs on EUROPEAN PLAN.
The clegan;y-rctuilt AMI fast steamer
ARIEL,
carrying United states Maill
4. &. CLIFFORD, Commander,
leaves Richmond every
TVESDNN.THUR DAY. AND SATURDAY.,
At : 4. VI. (SIREtl-CARs CONNkiI ~ FIL
1illtI for above named places. Returning, the
steamer leaves Norfolk. Port mouth. Old Point,
and Newport News ON alternate days, arriving al
Richmond about T.. NJ.
Through tickets on sllc on steamer and al Gar
her, Agency, 1000 Main street. Baggage checked
through.
sTATE-ROOMS ENGAGED FOR DAY OR
NIGHT.
EXCURSIONS.
Engagements can now be- made for NOON
LIGHI and DAY EXCURSIONS 70 Dutch ZAP
Ola Point, Virginia Beach, ocean View Nor
folk &C.. at very low rates % church societies, mil
itary or other organizations.
FREIGHT.
FREIGHT received daily tor Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Smithne'd. and Hampton Washington, -. G.;
N,W'trh' Washington. and Iarhor0'. y. G.. and All
points in Eastern North Carolina: also. for East
ern shore If Nirgin and an regular landings on
Jane, river, at LOW EST RATES, and through
biii, issued. l.. T.. TATIM.
iy IL superintendent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
rs Furman Upper,
Real Estate Agent aud Auc,iouccr,
lOlO Main street.

4 UCTION SALE OF VWO-SFORN
- DETACHED FRAME STORE AND
DWELLING Oh WEST TNRG HfrW .EN
WASHINGTON AND LADY sTREETs.-By r.
guest of ghcowucr shall ell by auction, on the
prcmi-r s.. on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER !, 1884,
20 o'clock r. VI. the nh 4vc-moutioned ngouer y.
Tbr building has four ROOMS bc.idci hitfurn. uHi
4 trst-ciass stand for small business. Fdrt'c-
dc-irug paying investment VIII 30 W.l 20 AZ
TELMS: Ea,v. and at sale. -
80 PUTNAM rUPPER. Aurtlon"'r.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
prr,nTrRE OF STEAMERS, W.
NIDp0NuyIoN STEAMSHIP III
COMPANY.
FOR NEw YORK.

This ror,nanv viii dispatch one - tieir spWu';,X
M ANnQIIGE R0 1S Ti,9ISciHiu6xD-
HNTTAN. Old DOMINION Rhl - 4 'SSI'lNoNY.
fior bnnr, OF shilling see vert-ene"ar Ilifttr,S-
steamers leave New York l, ,. =, Pee %
D,v~',rd SATURDAYS az 7. VI, itp, ~, i, ~
-. r,t, Norfh Ri cr. Zoo, OF Betch strtt'. 4
they have splendid saloons s'ate-ro''''''
bathrooms. -; alterations are
unsurpassed. 90. III. t,,ciuAlug meals
and b,,Ihl $40: ruund-tgTp tickets, SIS -, ''-
iii 80, frf,re =: without subs. steucf. -o'
pieights for points bey0nd New lors inf"
vim disratch. and no charge made eNeNP' '0''''
lin, received until o'clock L. VI. daily
Fcr n,rther information apply 70 - -,
~ CLol{cE ". ALLEN Coz ARcut.
IN u AZ co,rurny's wharvcs. RcckFtts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
CAMM PATTESON,
:. >. l.. pAIrEsDN.

60. Executors.
The address Of CAsrMPATTRsoS Il FowarIsvYlle
post-ofnce, Albemarie county, Va; and :. : p
PAITESoN's Liberty. Bedford county. W. = =. T..
fattesoa Hves upon the premises, and will show
the farm 10 any one who desires IL. au I0-,dS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
AUCTION xALss-r.,. nv.
AUCTION EEs-Futurc DAYS.
By EuIman Topper,
Rel Estate Agent and Auciionecr,
IOl6 Main street.

GALE RY AUCTION OF FOU Il
> FRAMED NFMENfs OF LESTER 90
ROCKETS STREET NEAR GiLL!t> CR tEh /;
ALSO. FDTR SMALL DLrAutU.D ,tpi : =.
AND ERIs STREErs.--N the rclla,. Of the
owner. who T. determined 10 sell VIII sell py
auction, on the PREMISE, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER ;, lsSi'
n O'Clock =. ". the above property. Inc ne,
menis on Rocket. street have fOur rooms. and
those rn Graham street two rooms cich. Ihc hr X
unity " hi. property o. tbc now cciar-wvfh-'
bag-fectory. and The oricS ward. IN ikes y 1e-i-
raile for renting e. O. @ lab0ring cli-ies. lm ne.
di1tcly aftCr The sale on tockCtts street WI. sen
the four hou.ct on braham street. aui woill m
" q large aiicndanre. The properly ch oi
bought ~ whole ur divided.
TERMS. one fourth o. eh, balance IN siN'tWelFe'
eighteen, and twenty -f01r months. ..-,
FURMAN UPPER.
90 Nuctcurgg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
EOR BALTIMORE. r+s-Tl, ,
POWHATAN LINE-DIEECT STEAMER,

Until furthcrnotlcc thu steamer ALI NNCC VIII
sail every SATURDAY A. l. VI. from POWil ~
TAN DOCK. 40 IwCnty-louTh and Dock streets,
direct for Baltimore.
Through bills of lnding signed and goods for
warded with dispatch o. point, North aud West.
Freight received daily until r. VI.
FOR further information. apply to
". .. KNIGHT, Agent
D.J. WEtslGER, Soliciting Agent. de ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
TRAINS sOUrnw tRI
TRAINS NoRTHWARD.

sDaily. tDaHy Except sunday.
STOPPING PLACES
Nos. and a. make no stops. Nos. ~ ana ~
stGp M Manchester. Drewry's Blun, Censraiit' ahe
chester. No. Is, 26.27, p, 9, ~, ll,ahi Il SOP
M IN stations. No. stops az all stations eNcept
Temples. - 80 ., ,.,.,,,,,c,.
ON trains Nos. ~ and As s;eeplng-cars between
View York and savannah. Train No.4 sleepiux-
car, between Washington and Charleston. IRAN
AZ. sloeping-cars between Washington aud jack
sonyflle, FlI.
THE ONLY ALL-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
LEAVE ARRIVE.
Richmond. .II:20 A. VI. Norfolk. 800 7. NJ
Richmond. e:00 7. ~ Norfolk; ,9:t3p. NJ
Norfolk. 2:25 +. VI. Richmond t:lp T. VI
Trains 20 aud IS make close connection To- inc
from EaTmyille, Lyschhurg, and southwestern
points, and way-stations on the Norfolk and Vest
crn railroad.
J. 4. KENLY, Superintendent.
T. ". EMERSON, General Pas engeT AGENT
nv ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
rCRUsTEE'S SALE
on
JAMES-EIVER PLANTATION.
ABOUT 900 ACRES.
NEAR NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM C)CN-
TI.NA,

BY Virtue Of deed ~ trust 10 me. executed hy
The late Jlmc- q. FicSien, dated december -,
ISL, uuiy rtcordel In The County Conr- OF Buc' o.
I'm gham county, and n the request Of the assignee
Of The bond thereby .ccur, i, default having been
made IN The payment oi elid BONO ] shall u y
public auction. iu front of thc dWclliug-uOI-e Oh
ihc proper ". az ~ O'Clock NJ,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30.IS9f.
tho trust property convey 81 o. ne 10y the sliI Iced
Of trl-f described therein ae follows:
" All that TRACT or LAND, called the THE
EEDIIOC>E TRACE lying upon Jane river.
IN buckingham county. y o., about TWO mile. from
HUNDRED ACRES, h- the same more or less.
bounded 10y the Jane river and hy tie luui- Of
Thomas 81. Lcitch, Joseph fuIul, ana others,
hr,hg The same lanes which TIE ,lli Jane, h..
flcklen pure hasll from the heirs OF MthiIm
Wolisou. deceased aud being all thc land, a. the
date Il the Aforesaid deed ot tru.tl held aud own
cd hN the sad ). u. ficNicn Ia thlt immH itits
nclfnhornood, and Tying together IN one rody."
Ill- property l. situated about sixty miles above
Richmond, and about Two miles from Brcmp stu
ton, on thc Richmond ami Aiceany railroad.
II embraces large body of excellent river low
grounds. is well numbered and witered. aud + i'm
proved Toy q good dwciiln--n0u.e aud suitable farm
buildings. which are said Io he in good order. The
widow of the sad }. b. Flckliu j. still rc.idlng ON
The properly, and VIII np doubt show n 10 Der,nu.
intending 10 hc bidders Al the sale. who are ia
vlied H. examine the property before the day Of
sale. Tho property will be sold subject 10 the
widows dover e. ~.
Terms oF SALE: Cash enough to pay all the ex-
pth.c, 81 executing TINS trust and the balance dua
on me DOud secured, amounting 10 the fuFthcr
sum on 5000, with interest thereon since April
II, 1883 for The residue of the purchase money
credt VIII De allowed, such a. the personal repre-
sentative Of the said j. Is. Fickien may In weting
direct or In ease no such written direction he
giycn, tten credit OF one year, belring intere,t
from day Of sale. and secured by 4 deed of trust
upon the said property.
IL 81 ~ a Iaasg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03

m torrespondingty quick time to other points,
through bills of Iadlng Issued at low rates
tv1 {. A: TAYLOR.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
IN TUE LABORATORY

Closely allied With the literary world Is
tbsi o. science and invention. Indeed, The
BOUNDARIES OF the two often cross aud
BLEND. Cheyreul, the French chemist.
who WIN be eS 10 few days. b admittedly
the senior scientist. n. de Lesseps's force
J, unztetsd NJ 10. Owen Il rs; Tyndall is
~ 20 y Herbert Spencer, while Yirchow
- w. Darwin died one Of the youngest Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-03
II lC u ON ID, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
THROUGH ALL-RAIL FAsT-Yprrcur rn,r
T0AND FROM BALTIMORE, PHII.ADEL.
rhiA, sew YORK, AND EASTERN
AND WESTERN CITIES

ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RIou.
hoND AND BALTIMORE ~ EACH
DIRECTION.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-08-07

and State. / will not recite the record,
but will simply refer you to the Indictment
preferred by the labor organizations of New
York, consisting of ten counts, which in
delbly stamps him as the friend and tool
of monopoly and the foe of labor. We
Willnot swallow him. We will have none
of him. Our every interest, instinct and
feeling impels us to the other side, and in
the great conflict before us we shall vote
for Blaine and Logan. For President we
shall have James G.. Blaine, the greatest
living American, the most gifted man who
walks the continent, the friend of Amer
lean industry, the advocate OF nationality
and the incarnation Of "the American pol
icy, a Bismarck and Gambetta combined
in one man." And for Vice-PreSidint we
shall have John A. Logan. of Illinois, the
Soldier Senator, the Marshal Ney of Amer
lea, the idol of the Volunteer Army. We
love Blaine and Logan for the enemies
they have made. And an era of peace,
liberty and prosperity will follow, the most
glorious in American history. Applause
Speeches were also made by A. E. Ford,
of the irish World, Henry Carey Baird,
James Corthery, of Trenton, Captain Ed
ward O. Condor, and P. T. Berry, of
Chicago. Thesecretary, Richard Murphy,
read a number of kilograms. The one that
called forth the loudeSt applause was the
following:
BAR HAREoR. Me-. July %. 1884.
A. e. Ford, Chickeri',g Hail. Neuo York:
Accept my sincere thanks for the friendly as
surances of your telegram. JAMES G. BLAINE.
William J. Gleason of Cleveland, Ohio
wrote that he is in hearty sentiment with
the objects Of the meeting. j ohm B. Shea
telegraphed from Ware, Mass, that forty
to fifty Irish-Americans are for Blaine
and Logan, and these will he increased to
100.
Edward C. O'Brien telegraphed from
Plattsburg, N. Y, that the laboring men
of Northern New York are wild with en-
thusiasm for Blaine and Logan. Other
letters and kilograms of similar tenor were
received by the committee.
The following resolutions were adopted !:
We. Irish-American citizens of New
York. faithful to the best traditions Of the
Republic, which was founded and sustained
by the aid Of our race in America, declare ::
That the object of this meeting is not to
glorify any political party, but to express
as Irish American citizens our cOndeinna-
ton of the action of the Democratic Ma
tional Convention in trucking to IN un-
American sentiment as expressed in the
Free-Trade policy Of the Democratic plat
form, and in the nomination of Grover
Cleveland.
Resolved. That this meeting endorses
emphatically the nomination of Blaine and
Logan that it demands an American pol
icy, and that the interests of the working
men and the feelings of citizens of every
nationality and extraction be respected and
regarded before all and above all consider
atlons.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-08-07

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bowels when healthy, carry Off all useless and
impure matter that can be carried off in solid
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mucuous membrane. The bile is the natural
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and quality. TYREE'S SOUTHERN CARMIN-
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Inflammation of the bowels resulting from i'm
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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-08-07
The defeat of Hon. George L. Converse

The defeat of Hon. George L. Converse
in the 18th Ohio Congressional district,
shows that the Democrats are determined
to quietly weed out all members of the par.
ty who favor protective tariff Mr.. Con-
verse was one of the ablest Democrats of
the Ohio delegation, but he dared to oppose
Morrison, Carlisle, ct al, and so his head
rolled into the political basket. Straws
show which way the wind blows Democ-
racy means free trade and it is bound to
have it if all the Randalls, Converses, &c.,
must be driven to the rear for all time
Mr.. Converse was the mover of the reso-
luton to restore the tariff on wool, but
which was voted down by Democratic
Congress, and now Mr.. Converse himself
is notified by his party that he must step
down and out
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1884-08-07
Democratic Convention

The Democratic Con- ention to nominate
candidate for Congress for this, the 10th
District meets in Staunton to-day. The
indications are that Hon. J. r. Tucker
will be nominated on the first ballot. he
having secured large majority of all the
delegates elected. Augustus representa-
tives in the Convention will be as follows /:
Staamton-lst Ward-N. M. Warner.
Thos. Burke, w. d. Runnels and NJ. B,
Oberdorfer. I'd Ward-W. C. Straughan.
Jno. M. Hardy, Jas. Bumgardner, Jr.. and
G. M. Harrison.
Beverly Manor. -Thos. p. Eskridge. w.
A. Burnett, James Foster, A. B. Light
ner and Lewis Hartman.
Pastures.-B. 0. Ferguson, j. S. Guy,
D. F. Hoover, W. I. Lightner, and j.
Hatch Slower.
Riverlteads. F. Smith, C. G. Mer-
rift, G. 7, Jordan, J. w. McCorkle, w, r.
Turk, J. d. Liliey,
Middle Rtver. -Jno. II. Crawford, VIM.
A. Mann, E. Butler Burke, A. II. Roller.
G. B. Steigel.
South River. -Jno. A. Stuart. Ro. G.
Wright, Absalom Koiner, G.. A. Bruce. j.
F. TempletOn, and Jno. Leonard.