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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-27
con AND COAL.

EGOD AND GOAL.
4 NTHRACITE COAL.
GET YoUE COAL FROM THE ELEVATOR.
There are s,yenty-two screens IN the building
No dust or dir, possibly get into the COAL Is II
runs over these screens in passing fsom the Eleya-
tor into The carts.
I have now, and shall always keep Oh hand a
large stock Of
ALL KINDS OF COAL
best suited for foundry, factory and family use.
Coal kept under shelter and shipped dry. Orders
promptly filled. ;. II. HAYES,
au24 Olice Eighteenth and Cary streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-08-27
DKgas aEDsCHNss. It.

HEATH l. WEALTH.
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
Tsw a>AfP Convention

What shall we sa oIehe Tavg,-
siap eonVon6n p,aia,ps lho essi
sais.. the hastcr Al he appointed
sime, 2 O'clock q n. isSt SssgrdaF.
d eaalh representation ol shc eaal1s
ID Monroe TOWNSHIP, Inep REPRESENT
nc she bone m,a since a tht coun-
s7. ass0mhlo5 al che courf horse
saaa organized into a Townshre Con
rn@on. 13nHmui lg ior thc uaoc
.oa shg .Aomoera5e Eaf, tac aissses-
ns1or were there also, thd nUuaeaogs
oana4aasss rHrcsuutac thersc9aral
lhcaans ~ere -ho-e. aba he lnd'gia-
aais. Nhg, lnaus 81 li,sl a3ss3a aeuluauS
ma moupos Fure'F r,ers1uaA were
tlier5- reailg- waiting AND willing to
SacrEhoe TIC fa-e Iu araa1 to ride
u1,au lhg 1eessea vRVo ga pWW-
iag y sentiment -rgalr, g mere he.
te ase the enomB m defaa-fac 1nc
7.arrF th,e claim IS rsau-sou sung
theu paigiaal senfrmenss. l ssauld
De- aiihrtsit l0 T,om4 aul uiie vas to
isisine tag TIM y.srut al uuanfaats U
aanon ia tbl oH enaon. Mhn ra
h dSssutereSusa oHserver, all snc mal
he'f 9n CARVING 3 nalut or aceam-
fa.i-...tss f.nalsssl- seha sllll sls ss
: innocent, ar sna4 te Haa omafirg
az nu-nnSo 20 vsuU l une nraer
s..ss na v ns
nthof sas Jhts ssurg nos enaearo4n1
a. accomplish the Sague ~ssul1. %
bass always hs.cu oass.de-ed caa6
! llemocnsfic aaarine. thar ti,l mn.
lorin ruse When Ilemocsts c,.l
20 thc poila when taos can't su,-
scribe "a tliSs. are tsa. sep far them
tn tas.se n 20 ~ oVer o. tio oncmA.
tsa9s ard Ssul
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
sarrsca

ta MONDAY, Jane Saa. 81 tiie rosi-
aoaco os tire brides grsa,lmoshor.
Mrs. NJ. +. Nc3ennoIl, Mss Eza
NJ. Wars, 81 Osoeola, 70 Mr.. NJ. :.
Brock, o. ladiaaa.
This sifs.f bsa boon keps 50 qao.
tiai hat hs,i 3ogen kncs tlmt thc
fsTsaes were engaged uais astos tbo
ccNomoty had been pronounced
The hrise has hrea En- 0soeala cver
sinoe hor childhaees, and ~ h@
ecaafs, moaesis and contloness 81
lDanacr, has won hasss al sioras
and aan3.rars, wha a.hisc &hoT wal
txssna thoir concg1tala6onS Val
recrs,s to pari Wath her NJ. Brock
Is cenjlomgn 81 mtea icenee au6
geluro- uho has ant. reeepaf oc-
cUpiea a posihm oi tvaSi upon the
(s5avewmcnt works sl 1his uMn3.
Vhere he haa maav eonas- Tho
hriat wore q handsome aress 1.
isSbc> ai ansas colaf. whale 5ne craom
we're the conventional sal q black.
l'he aoeewong VS. pronounced tv
sgt. T. i. I. James, os the s.oshoa-
ia Churgh q tl4is l,Atce. lmmeai-
'stolr s-to tte corgnarF the Young
oOspie lua 60, 83nkigs, Arse whore
shcs wIA 1anse shoa home In iht
teturo, tht l4sass lo5us ebolr malH
iponas ar wssinng thoR long STE
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07

The oN1nioStS,,a 81 he g,aF;,s
20 oseSeA nigA SsAco1 soSk l,laes
Ss AsnoancS,l, At the RNQs'ss CssosA
on "Wednesday and Tssrsiay -s'rs
&gs aaa Taevs>lss nesAe ~ 'ae
lssoTAs, lsssevss'apest f>e''sN 'sas
Ia oNsA scosSsos l-oCe a&i'e'''eS
crc.s,,l ~ soA,os snd he t'oaeoai
,n,.As : eScsrra by the pcosaps
- ser Sex neseoascs u tso paPilS,
49, ~ osS3eace % tAo tAO0oaga
n-susg to vAscA The sehc>9 las
As.,S ss-A;e.stea by is slAe taaeAers-
rhe 4gSl slSsBce uaSslo Nv sAo
par,is IA their stssilcS ~Ns soo az.
psrcat FOX even sAe nsoss b;soos cs,c-
ssies * iAe sSAo,sa ~ sxso7o, ~hiie
q sSsoaSshmeat a. tao
Pcrfec, deoosSm @ss5 suacs discsp-
Aac manifested. ass hoard On eeeN
Bard We rcycot that tse cgo~S3s,l
S1Ase q o@r oolamns S,l& tse lsae
boar IN ~AicA TIE eNoNcises elose.A
eccVeass esiag sall reqost x ne
Sasar "a tAis isssse,
Tho cuserpssssag drag srn,
Pre~ia & newe, are well s,scke5
~aA BlG & LeosersNs Iron Toail
>srep. Ths PrepAsAsSoa ass Acon
tasted ,ATo4sga slscca years ot p-is-
ase puac4c'', asa IA ~'esl esias'.s'..s'sss.s
r,1ssssssSGa Is grosasS ssea2sls. Tasl
a ~ill gave ssissisesasa = sse oae
Svaarsnese S.ySsuss lass sos they Sgroe
% rcoun tAe moues IA oae = aae evory
oSse ~he-e a Aas ~ care saall>
when ase1 Aslhsaliy socor6ug a.
GrecsSoa.
Tsc Sp,as Foenta'a n ps'c~ .ts
4 iso~eS lA@C Ssore = IN charge ot
Master Harry LvaAn. Ceoa snG
asce--?arrc Straps.
~-Mhcn = oan.ss.iSso rGus t0s a.
io.hoe and sssls a. snaeanco bisnsS u
a. a os-n&2sissa, Il : geRcralls ssSca
I ior granted thst be Is fast rgnhisg
thss tsme ~ get acsaa.rsoG. he
wcala be the mosl salprise5 pssfs
" INC lot lf be shoale ~ sooi3ong
! be cic,esea.
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
>9TttEG

H arr Hfia'F 3Hfil I. asaI -lHlaFs fE
IH..I.a rasrH. ftsHuas- 4 .r ~
laI .rU s4 tu- fi.i. tsIaeii' Ffr arIsII .J".rs
n. saIN p. 81 e 0da- q t'z,-. fi1s r1iIa .fffI.
ar eaet assignee Hsl nH tnf lfu an a.Tf
ss ll ErI Hr..r-n Iiia 'HIlH firrsi 't ila fHsaf
it. ls-sHHfit ars HHsasal 81 sa is .iit .,irists.
IlaataF ffraE frsnuila rt Ia' HaH-
IH. .I-scriaai .HHs r.a- l tlssasa-. Dbl ..1i...l.
sra ff-Fas llGa slsEI Ga easIiuI l1llssfrar
iHss. alts Hafls fs afls iftlT1slrsi sit flf
---ts1l. arl f-afa aere t t-IH. HfHr a7 la-as
1l Iafsi.si-a. raigt==. II.. Hta usiif f.tat l,,
sartIif 'la sfii7st sli tiat sI.gts al a.s
faI Ei.t saH Ills~. ulllsE
Als Aa aflE fN
y a. NaEn0S
n4H-is fsa5rri5s
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
Emsns'sr.

W sse Isrcfsarsa q ria and De-
lfrcp. an siiost noisee. all kinds ans
si1f= a- tss5n4a- t,aAiRe Ena fene
iuc iusni,ga t@tuuweaG and tswn
immhaF out t0 uracr ana dalif r-ea
a. uIis >stsissi'ts,i isifs7siiss& fsT ssss.
90 per 3tsl9 ieet otia nmhsa al
eia~a ligure~ tir.iers Sfsi saaD use
7geau.ta f5iea address
1'Egwa knegtsnaS.
+fti4f s.sir liass. E.1as.
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
W42NIGG 0R1ER.

"A gwE MISSISSIPPI 0ulrN7Y CWcLTT
1itl isl --itls Tftsi.sl. fs>s
. n nrres, iHaiuuG,
tfn..ar aeiant,fu5
fiss aafenesrl q = lAl5fr + rrarnra fn
lrIsr1sl lr a1ss asssgsi uilnr EHirfF rs1- sn.
iia-rtT tft uanlsialu3 nl the niairs8 D
%
sIglut sHi. 1sSt
REN ~ Eal1. fsl- -. Citrk
1T q Nias.s.aia lll-f i1r siausnf
la q Nsau -tlE sl.I fur tlf iullcait f'.-i
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
WARNING oRDER

IN wWF NSSl7Sl pfl Or IIT COX sE-
ll IS r'hAA 81 a.--. l4se se3s-iaita >sifA.
'auas a l.rsaai 1lamal
Mnrr a N1rg aui : .seinaEni
ght a.suuaNal Mu-v A. Drvn1 is
ugirllai q. glfir1r IE ls elilIr uitIaH rh-s ai7-
,4n, ais1t1 .lif raalTlsin fl llr llaiuiG garat.
a Rst,ln.
n ulass ne iarnH n.s lt dEl lt uirl ls-i
HtsN b Na4a ft~ = l,rHs-
3 lsufcs i.fiuarfg f0r Hiaisltls
=. scHlasss- llInrusF fnrairidE uae-il
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
asfle1A-s
PROPOSED AMENDMENT
TO TEE
Constitution of Arkansas.

No -.,lnsHi Rass1iultn praNos ne ~ iunrss
sasri ,a aae lass-lilli'..4 O. 5t,t su-e
Rsac5uad 5s ts SsHsts or.a Ha'as o.
gll.s'esoasasroes sf zee se',era3 ssscu.6.s
g lse Ssas 81 lseassses q rseJasz p ,l a..
49, ss.cl,.bfri sle.ai b zach Hallsr e0-ss
90 tsnetn
l'li.. tns lolage 8 A-flir sllal be- 7,r1l0sel
an aIponansn.4 "a Dee Gors .iuliuu si tif
Sfalt al Arkansas uhiaa. whtr s.reel lo eFo
n..,'s1 Is O., iht taeasnrs n ire Staia. g-nis ili
.lst ne7 eaiisns. sr1,i'u 'a1 ~ei,Afo1> iirl gsT-
-ss,sn 49,. ,.s s3ls.a aocfaat a Fs-i O.. -if sait
ls,sis.itl.iua, nume,
Ar=s.as EN Tss salla-ss Assembly si,n.
srlt ns poara to lssg als i4za CO. as.sz sa.s
ssg,-sss.lllsons to peg e3tha snt lai. F.s. a,
ll'ars~. o. alig rals sht-.ol O.. ai,r o. l-s iu-
ios ma i,ouss % .h, S5..sa ar lhe s.i.1a 1s l,-
lsrael al'.iIas Jg'aI yr1ios lb,g msc Boz hssed
fo,-pis Nuua. issuel undsG IN ani lt ri-t -srrt-
lsl asselis1 ~ anf Sials f.l t-lssl-i.s al -l
'' an Ass 40 r-sasids fo, fns Funding Cd .hcpul-
sr 1r}a al lnC >sala. s.,a,s~r a lrs s.h
D. lsGl ang uuuhared iram ntn- hanarra ani
i,ir,c.g-ii,f fn chieg iain.7ea aut s~i7. ii--
r3us.es 5flng sat Funding fiunls .it r.rel
rcE " crds- and san,ti.rocs e.liel Fia.-
lurE R.als ae h1nas sal.TI us Ealreal JAY id
saHds ieSucd uudHT ar uu alsht tsgnUris. s--
sau !. d. sht Ss.tr 1l H.rszapsas. ai's.risa An
Alf fe va "a tlt Conservation al ill.liraais li.-
.rrraa- lr,r A se-s al soras s..He ll,res
H1ra. i,a1.s neaiss issaol au,,s. at s,.t o.. ti.s
irs-s.. 4 s-ubt- O.. lLt -slau 1i t-i,.s.s.s ..r.-
lai, Ar ac, fire.lltHg ioc ta, litdldusc .l,i
a..l-.44 .a b.. faihnr l.es.ss af iits ssiac anl
'u- oaaer Hs-g.as.a a1eraqel. sar a id.E. A.
81. l.ss ASA .ae s,7fniarnauill agi tta-tta, a.r--
frUs l.H e. ls-a alil .ae asa al,sits.,. '. 1.n
a1r Be- nmanl au hcl ail.iiie.4. 4n sa uro1iaing
for slt as.idiu1 aul nai,..isiue o.. .hf nunBr
l.aeaes a. ri ls ,,tsie llIaavet Murrf -.. 81. D
I.nl a;.f lrN frrvtoIge inr atl -,l4. fil
.a s.rl1'ol. .-la1iaa. ..,..... l's uul ans oala
a3E.rated ai'laFE zii. sss
B. fnaaa trslel.. Segasluce ar St.a ..- s,
-tais 81 s-i..lr.a,s ia i,erenr ..ai.s -h,. il.s
..rlrune s O. l.It. ems 1f % ls.Iu. llc-a.a. .f.it
-.,n.ssf ,s .inau,,raari a, iii... .ans-ltlii1.
n. state aaas.te, l. tr, sieaent ASSEMBLY a
si ~a.a s1 =aa.Hs.as ana a1llrsse. fs.i-
ru.F-aa ets gat aat a. 1GuHa.-f- a 1.a-
a- ,rsaaslrs a-il rsla.rsa1iu. .f- slns si-u lEa
a.laIus. 1al,- .iIe. b. .i.-7ot10a
1aars alHs-a. l-f
iulnl .- ~ult ase-lar a .isis
a1l -.l.ie.l tl.f -a4al 1 sitU llia-. --..-
Iaas ass l-- l4s a- Esa.4e
saa Hi.a,ls
-aua- 81. a.a.e.
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
Eslss<,latioa Notice.

l',,t n-a.o- aasnr. 3 Nt-htE a e. a Hfai-
i.it. srs. nsas iiSsa'aeC 81 nlulua. 5.lles af
tIH tat s~s a. Alciei rsrIr-
nii ius- aitl ftl sfaartrs- iar 'r s.1ial.-. Tfu
N-A 1a sittia4 ia Issuti- = kli-nlI flr--arai o..
wae trtE ,eetirit Ias-liss7-- Ii- sil. al- ..slru
Iii-i-nastl alk. .I4nt 1855
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07

We acsuo~ ie,iCc, " ID g-Ess- ia.
thanks, the rroopilou ID q hasag.al
cluaor ot uagCu lncoDt maCaoao
hlossonBs, IRE oacrinC of lnes
ls1onA ~ Falbaa, Tenn, comrescd
aN Nr. Is. b >mlth.
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
0mas u naa-aIl or l-

llzIIlE ar -Hal-sr u
ai1a..sasa-
ntt tas .irauiaF a. ti.. a-a
aan --.uit.r a fezalsas ratitl....
lf se.a -la..a-s ih. 1asdna- lrar..I1- ana
-asir H.sr an.n6a.aH. .l
s.s @altl %. .ssaasas. asH1os.a Ilfr- G. ls--
fIaN given e
fe-r Va.a rH
Ha.a-
a.uar l t,. =ss.- q.
-.sss- H ID.
a
a.H Hsi a 'aaa a
-aa. -.a.a raa ass s4r aas.i.-
.ass au
~.a a-as1au....
alr4 aaraa
va-.s. q t aFar a as7.ll-
arfan la.l
Witnesses ala -afr= sz.
s ssl aI l- le as t @ a
f.rsa-s r-s
.-uaa
aaEra..l
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
Da.aaar Nora

nrE laasal. stsiarHaaa Z a aais
rHiaa al ie'sff d a. HIFstrIa'1i- ar.
h aauesl4 aas-asf. -asscIa I1lIrai ifRll~. -'-
.rG faalasHsus auaasa p fi5a a.
maas i.trHr
tat a. faraa aHi ftr- aaD
.lss.. lsss aaaa H. ' IIr.s..sHr ra NJ.
iH.Hssa ts rD IlH ssgh af sai gaN 8iTl
i,a..a
fHH ta.a HrE
nis asa a ra--is
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
4 C&NR

.H.aa4 -..arern..lIt.a
aal tlaeaHI uaz.I..s -asst sar.r
Ri.
EN It.alf- rHUfl.U
HllH 4a. eif -t.sat -taf-l.lA4
NsffI.
ta nal-fatIrfs Ior.e.
1IsaITnr. HU s.aH.
l.lI. Trey I0fH l1Ir tlsais HirrHH
aIa lf-HHifa. ..aaa
ttIIns -luI s.H Id.
Haill aals tafasr HfHtutai.a .ra.
aHt .1al.I IHl
ilta.H sIIl1NI
Wllrr Gaaar GTa I0Ht'rr
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
WARKTNG ORDER

Ht.lsfl-l1 a4flltt
Marble Narrru 'ssanlil
Joseph n aFsri. IfrfafIilut
M n1i.-ra-i.lel.. faf 1s.lliii. fH-srI AiHfrril
As salrfa. tsl Huraas rE ts1r rsIu siHafr snfrl
..a-r ri tl1-irsf tIlH 1rglHlliar ial 1lialat.i
afaaliIl. IL Iafrs1
I1 Mu
ufN p Crui rfrrs
o. nuai 81 EirFalel ~ si
i ~ H cirl alaarrr i0l a.gtnff
ts I'raais1~slt agtura1l scr fin i't tH+f~ls
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
h tt TChf1
AlA4 AafrIIt

fnaahfHl fr sar rsttr p
taI1Hle.~ decreased. ~. hsraiH r,... ir... n. H..e.
.0Heaf. a n-.H. aHl 1attsl r'a =aIs. fl.f l#H.
nsss .aiHa ria at i.aea. A lfe aaiaas a a.
lfaritH. H1 as.iaaal
aa -
r q HHeIr rs-.N
Mt.a.4 asa HIlt 49,
uE. Ft.--
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
G0TIE

tlsifr-s fns .arsfsI tals agrug Heall -ef.. .-i te
.itl iintifral-.ftaa tlsHH'aife ga. .lI a- aut
HI'sia1fltH Gag it Asll ftiisfss, d arsr-ss..
1ls.asIi aall Misses iTs...i 7IIIs.F fls1.
flf -tl Ia..ua hitt l-~4 r,r-...-
.I.ln n1- s.sas-i IiH .--iais a- = aaafsea.s H-
'aissa. l.r aa1s.,Is U.isffHs .r nli.Ht st
If .la 4ufaffal 'fHi al11ssll. fifa1sa
r.5aA Cess HHar ff~1 .nr
'.tfar-, ttas sas fv'aHa. t-sa al
stIaI laiIaH.
.iti.fes Hs.rfH .s.U ati-~ rrHr ffe ...ss .a.l
'altar- -ne e aarea nnt r0sl'aaaa lsau
- aal..a.. .Hi.a. a.>reIf
u Tuhf --fs
AlE4 AaI-it
l.gelst.sH-
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
ss. sac sNaruer PAYS his
SHARE egTarta Dues.
- 3. - -.

Ia ocscr - brin~ the tsiz n a
ps2cticsl uaNanes hes,ce the rcSs,e7s
II TIE News Aero ) Al illsst-St;on.
and We wi.l ohooSe a iasmCr or lalsar-
iaS man a So Person D. rcFroscut "a,
\ ssTuacr gcSs 10 market an3
bayS cotbas goc& to the
Snsoant of SIS 90
He BAYS ro0lca Soo,is b. iAe
ssaoant q L 0o
he wants o. messa his Ssnce,
and buyS a tCW usliS, Ut1..
foV Vbicb b. paYs Is CO
It's vise wants f,S dishr>
ard oSrtacn er stowe ml&
pans for ~AsoA be paws Z -
HIS bil AzsoausS 60 So -
rais Ne pars ss5 DRIVES hoaso,
and 8. ssS evcaiox be SITS down and
aaakes rs oa&ulstiooS He Sa&s
'sASt he hss psi3 al extra Alasssat
51r his Vco3s on acccuat cf Sigh
ts1e SS iolloWs,
. a. cogtoa ccos3S So ~
Ou v'o,osca Cec>2s : A
'lF nal& etc- N0
-. rs sessskess ~@re ? -
N1,Al ST. p
lie thoa sahtzSctS his S1--2S lrom
sho S52,25 sn3 sglas thai be osghs
b. have parcaase6 The snaosat 81
( goo>ls Cor SIS, o7, IN osaer wo0iS ae
Ass y,asl GA ~ AS pocket ec aQ-r
enrich scs SPECIAL taVo0ltss 81 ;se
Ccv@nmeut Sl7.35 that saoGla ia
as.2so, r,glt SD c9asiy, have to
Say neceSssries Fer ~ amilv. Ee
IS is~esisiiAlr 6r5vtsn % thc coaoll-
s5ou tbat td> bigh ts15E Is an ex-
cecJl.ags oaerags and annecosss-1
5aN
o. course the vreAlily maaasac-
tarof fa7ors this 1sch ta1 aas BE
~ea sRoprs tlsas when tbe working
asea aB5 $50 g-oss hasv oi -uas-.sa-
crs properly understand AS tax
4 bas5ncss his aasr method of graHinS
mch HY tha ho~n,e 9. the govern
ngont VII oo,ssa.
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07

Telts r--~ w@zs "a simple r-rr-
s.s,s~ s.xr--ar1 uz1sszzE ErzGE7rszr.ng
uuMzxf1ok. and tas Yar-spssd "a ne 1he
ms zstunisssins -1sic Fos s7N1
kzsr-u- = rnuZLicz1 ssfasDon.
The Osceola times., 1884-06-07
THE APPEAL FOE 1854

EEsE APPEAL AJ X = -
TIE ArsELL. ll1luz fo- f1Ity-tl.rss rsars
bssn rscoc1l zed as lae eIpuEsuf Of saui1ET1
f8-u-tt. Sdulbi-rI r1.ltict 1ll sal-herl lnl-r-
rr. una shl.eL tls VI,-ss. ra5ss 1f tas Soa,a.s-
prlrIe q ls 1lv rirtc- f1l--e -l .htlT I-rusf.tr
t- - nr-aa.e u g-r1li -l- IN alsl ,i.sizas As4
seau staa-lF -s4 z---IsEG-- l -s unH- ulcff
rsaters uog thlu eys1 before lu lIa .e1z 1-.ll7T.
a14 +. va. ar tf.e ll.l af -ia management 20 ie-
serve e rauf.nuli ilu 81 ,tl. ra-rau1-r hg -1s
.,iia-ifal..a1 ai o. bread. fail. els. enter
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MEMPHIS CINCINNATI
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-10-11
y. Y. W OrId.

The most distinguished assemblage of
public men ever brought together at a po-
litical demonstration, will be present on
the occasion of the Democratic barbecue
on the 10th inst, in Brooklyn Ii will be
a representative gathering They have
already received letters from the following
gentlemen accepting the invitation to par
ticipate in the festivities of the OCCASION
Coy. Robert L. Pattison. Of Pennsylvania;
Gov. Leon Albeit of New Jersey; Coy.
Thomas Waller, Of Connecticut; Gov.
George Hoadly, Of Ohio; Ex-Goy Hen
dricks, Of Indiana; Gen. P. n. Guthrie.
of Pennsylvania; Gen. +. l.. Goddard, Of
Pennsylvania; Gen. Franz Sigel, Of New
York; Senator George H. Pendleton. Of
Ohio; Oswald Ottendorfer, Of the New
York Stats Ieitung; Joseph Pulitzer, Of
the Now Yofk World; Thomas F. Meaban,
of the Irish American; Col. Henry f.
Roehr, of the Free Press; Charles II Win
field, Of New Jersey; CONGRESSMAN
William 4. Roberts, Congressman Abram
5. Hewitt, o. b. Potter. of New York:
Felix Campbell, Lewis Beach, Of Orange;
State Comptroller \. ). Chaplin, Attorney
General -. OBrien, Bank Superintendent
Willis S. Paine, State Treasurer Maxwell
Superintendent Of Insurance John 4. Ne
Call, United States Senator Eaton. Of Con
necticut; Gen. Geo. b. Mcclellan, Dan
Dougherty, of Philadelphia, and Senator
Thomas F. Bayard Of Delaware.
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Senator Lamar Oh the Stump.

On Monday at Holly Springs, Miss,
Senator Lamar made great campaign
speech. He said:
The Independent Republicans believed
that the defeat of the party responsible for
the corrupt use of public patronage would
givea death blow To All evil system, and
if it resulted in the ascendency of the
Democratic party it would come into
power with a warning Of like fate should
it pursue like methods. The effort to raise
the cry of solid South was again made.
but it had lost much Of its efficacy Six
Northern States alone have larger Elec-
torial vote than all the South combined.
There was no such thing as solid South
in legislation. The effort to maintain the
power Of kindiing a new passion which
ought to subside and destroying peace and
reconciliation by lighting up the camp
fires of conflicts that are ended he had
strong reason for believing would not meet
with success"
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A Brilliant Wedding at GrccnsbroTo on
Wednesday.

The event of the week in social circles
was the marriage, on Wednesday, at 1s
o'clock IN 81. Barnabas church, Grecns-
boro, Of Miss Mamie Settle, daughter of
Judge Settle, 10 Mr. B. G. Sharpe, pre-
lnent young attorney AT law, Of Tart anne
Rev. \. II. Stubs performed the cef,,-
mony. Mr. I. II. Dancy was the best
man, and the following were the attend
ants Mr.. Thomas Settle and Miss Lizzie
Meek, OF Florida; Mr. Vim. Bynum aud
Miss Lizzie Settle; Mr. T. -. Reid and
Miss Lille Glenn; Mr.. H. &. Hiliard and
Miss Nettie Reid; Mr.. l.. H. Eaton and
Miss Mamie Benbow; Mr. S. G.. Bellamv
and Miss NJ Richardson; Mr. jos. Powell
and Miss Jessie Gray; Mr.. James Norfieet
and Miss Lucy Bell; Mr. Ernest HAYWOOD
and Miss May Keogh. The ushers were
Messrs. J. ID. Murphy, c. j. Voorhees,.
Douglass and William Alderman. IL
was dress marriage; and after the cere-
mony reception was given at the resi-
dence Of Judge Settle. Thereafter the
couple went 10 New York.
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Tor the state Guard, and n Tiger for the
Pasquotank Rifles, and the Eayefte.
vile fndepcDIcnfs

When the military companies, who com
petcd for the prizes yesterday, returned
from the Exposition grounds. they filed In
front of the Yarboro House making n
striking appearance. Lieut. Col. James
u. Glenn was acting Adjutant General,
with Capt :. II. Barnard. Of the Ashcvillc
Light Infantry, commanding the brigade.
Capt. Barnard exhibited thorough
knowledge of military tactics. and under
his command the different companies were
readily and easily formed into line. The
Judges of the competitive drill made their
report giving the first prize to the Pasano-
tank Rifles. the second To the Fayetteville
Independent Light Infantry In their
report they paid handsome compliment
TO the North Carolina State Guard. com
plmcnted the different companies that
had competed for the prizes and regretted
that they couldn't give each one q prize
They alluded in their report TO Col. Can't
well as n private in the Wilmington Light
Infantry and said that any state in the
Union might well be proud to number
among its guard such a veteran of the
Mexican war, bearing on his breast the
medal of Cherubusco
The report Of the judges was received
with great enthusiasm, after which Gov.
Jarvis was called out and made n short
talk to the soldiers, congratulating the
State that IL had such guard
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1884-10-11
gHE PROHIBITION
CANDIDATE ron RylCE.PRExIDENT
NfNfTN HAIEIt.n.
VI bat lie >ays Aeoat the gam pnixn
aud The Prospects for thr Pre-
hlhitinn Ttwkrf.

NJ. Wm Daniel, of Mary land tho pro
hthsilou candidate for Nivsn- l'rs~ssls.us.
! came 10 Raleigh yesterday. and was rnct
\ by Mr.. X III. Whitaker. editor Of Tho
/ Spirft of the Agc IL ss-cuas Mr. Daniel
{ bal b~sen nllssnsoTmed ard ylsites. North
Carolina. thinking tbs chanec~ god for
lnauguratlng an active prohibition cam
nalgn Mr.. Whitaker had written him Il
seek ago telling him tAs: he thought il
useless e. make nSht In North Carolina.
inasnuch ~ the ;cinI~gance cseancnf here
was thoroughly welded Ia their respective
parties hut some one had told Mr.. Dan.
SCI that North Carolina was good tcld
20 work IN, and that With properly or
saiitzed effort "a large prohibition vote
Would D. pollsSl, \ few hours convcr~a.
ton With few fri.uds here convinced
Nr, Daniel that the condition of Affairs
we're noi ssich a. had bsn represented In
him
opgaklng about the campaign Mr. Dan.
lei said that the prulaahitionisfs wrry
making an active light in Nae York. aud
~ the wosterl part ot that stat. they
were rapidly gaming strngth. A large
element Of ;his strength. said he. of co,r~c
WAS drawn from tie Republicans. ''our
ticket, went on AIR. Daniel, vii! receive
a large vote iu Iowa, IN Illinois, IN Ohio.
aud &c Viii poll nearly 1000 votes In
Kansas.
''3ut how about Mrs. J. Ellen Foster
having turned against you in favor Of Mr..
biaine IA Ohio II was asked.
That don't amount - anything said
hr. Daniel The prohibition party had
'uready turned heir back on Mrs. Foster.
@he has no influence OF any consequences
among our people, and her open fight for
blttinc Won Go us any harra in Ohio
" hy : i that Neal Dow the father of
Prohibition, and living in the strongest
prohibition State IN the Union il not fav-
oring the National Prohibition Ticket
since blaine lodged the Prohibition
amendments IN Maine. said Mr. Daniel
Mt. DOW has written L. the Chicago
lever saying, that the Prohibition par.
~ must stick together and thai their hope
q eventual 'iccess lies IN uniting them
selves and making IN open fight for tho
Prohibition Ticket"
MI. Daniel seems earnestly AZ work, he
has been 10 Boston and New York and
and states that he met with a cordial re-
ception at each place lie went from Ral.
eigh 10 Norfolk and viii spend n day there
aud then return to Maryland He stated
that If the people of North Carolina would
call Convention aud pat out nm electoral
ticket, that he wonld visit the State. but
he was OF the opinion that a movement in
that direction at this late day would
amount TO very little