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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
CENTS PER COPY.
Mr.. ballard and ID. Heuselnan.
United STATES MARsnABs OFFICE,
Rtcuuoxp. Va, October ~, 1884.

UNITED STATES MARSHAi = VrfNb,
RICHMOND, Va, October 81, 1854.
To the Editor q the Dispatch;
In your issue Of to-day appeared the fol-
lowing:
Now. TO see how these n,arshals are bein1 ap-
pointed read the following
r. 7. HrBARp, R'f' ".LsEs,
Chairman. ~erctn!'
usAporARTyRs RTPUELICAN CITY,
FXFsUTiyE COMMITTEE,
RtcuwoSD. VA, oct. 2sth, 1854.
MOI. Thos. y. Ballard. Deputy U. u Fdrshdti
Bent Heuscnan IL recommended by VIZ. Saon'
one of our Republican yuis,s, I1r asp" has
been appointed. think ne wouid "ischa'fe ~"
u"'''' u'SV''e"'' wALKsR. see'y.
r,,s came 70 mo through the PSst-Ofncc.
called 10 see rhos. y. Ballard this norning' ana
informed him that was a white man, snd w0oii
not scc NJ such position. he requested me 10 re-
'"'' ''''' " '''''' u. isOUsEMAS.
october 80. 's4.
In reply, allow me to say that your re-
portor must baye been hard up for an item,
or else he would not have put INTO the local
columns Of vour paper -nch maudiin sum
as he received from such man as B.
Houseman. The facts Of the case are
these: On last Tuesday he came TO the
Marshaps office and asked for an appoint
ment az deputy marshal. knowing the
man md his character. he was very po-
htely told there was no vacancy. On yes
terday morning. whilst was busy attend
ing TO my official duties. this man House
man again appeared. and again asked for
an appointment a deputy. Again he was
refused. lie insisted again and again that
he should be appointed. A. last. tired OF
him (he being drunk, told him that l
was busy. aud did not have time to talk.
He then attempted 70 stow me some kind
Of paper. which refused 10 look at. agiin
telling him that wa, very busy. House
man then started 10 leave, but before lea'-
ing said. Even il You do not MAKE me a
deputy marshal. YOU can't stop me from
working and voting FOR the Republican
ticket, FOR am friend oi Blaine and
HUBBARD"
A. 10 bis SAVING that ne was white man
and would not accept ~ the position, u Is
false in every particular.
Very respectfully,
THOMAS T.. BALLARD,
Deputy Marshal.
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christ Church Pastor.

Rev. !. T.. Funston ha, iu,t acceptcI q
caIl 10 Christ chmch. IN tlu- city. liz Last
charge was in Br ,tol.Good-ou. ID, which
rc resigned lat summer 90 join party ~
Richmond yom. gcutlcmruon European
tour. III, recent travelling companions
viii doublb,, read tins announcement
with pleasure.
Thr work of rchuidm. Christ church il
now iu rro4r,,>, and ~" congregation
hcpc 90 Dee able 10 occupy lhcIr ncN build
ing about the batter part of December.
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Ruruett, goeoniue

Promote, vigorous and healthy growth Of
the hair.
II has been used in thousands OF eases
where the hair was coming out aud has
never failed 10 arrest itS decay.
Use Burnett Flayoring ENtract,-thc
best.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
I'm what Precinct DO You Live:

The Democratic voters resident IN those
portions Of Clay. Jackson, ana Monroe
Wards. where precinct lines have recently
been changed, ought to inform them-eiY'.
where they are to vote. In Monroe anu
Clay Wards the changes were only ~ to
the First precinct Of each. The other pre-
cincIs were unchanged. step in at eity
headquarters. No. 1902 Main street. or AT
your ward headquarters. and inform your
self.
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DOBUsT HEALTH

Is NO, s,ways enjoyed by those who seem 70 pos-
sssi,. The ,slni of corrupted blood may ~a
er,tly undermining the Constitution. In p"s' Wv
po,son will certainly show IT, effects, ana WIZ az
the more yirulenee the longer 70 has been s'o"''
10 permeate the system. Zach plmpic' W. "'
skin disorder aud sen- of unnatural 'as-'.a"'o'
IA, suor. 4 one Of Natures warnings of tbe eo"'
sequences OF negiect.
AYERS sARSAPARiLLA
Is the only remedy that can be relied 1Don' IN a"
cases 10 eradicate the tAint Of hereditary hassre
and the special corruptlous Of the blood. u rs 'ne
only Alternative that is sufficiently po veri"l 70
thoroughly cleanse The system 81 scNoftbo''
and MERCURIAL Impurities AMI the poilnhe"
Of CONTAGIOUS DISEASES. II al>o nfn'ral-
Ines The. poisons lcft hy DIPIiriiEkiA aud scAk-
LEFTOVER, and enables Yapi r'cuperst'o"
from the enrccbcmeni and debility caasfd by thcsr
diseases.
achieved bv AYERS sAEsArARiLtA, 81 70 s,deG tse
Yast forty yearS are aitesicd. aud iherc no ply,
dIse,se A an possible Of cure. that VIII NOT >lss
10 m. Whatever the ailments oi tnit .lsss. an'
whoever found from tue scnpy of The Arcue ~
e,o ~ Inc "veldt-sores" ~ soa,h Africa. THIS
remedy has Afforded health 10 the snnertr. pl
whom " was employed. Dpggisss ,n, ,.srsne.I
knowledge. Of rtmarsa lie cures NtouSnt ~; "
where All other treatment bad been uai'aihhf'
People will do well 20
TRUST NOTHING ELSE
than AYERS sARsAPARii.LA. Sumeroa,
crude m Ntures are offered "a the public ~ . n.s'
,a',iacrs which only allure the ptiicnt with fhr
prr,ence of many chap dose. ani WIN whien "
I. folly 10 experiment while disesse y sftly E-
coming NOR. deep-seated and dihc1t of cure.
Some ~ the.c MIXTURES DO much lasting ieirm'
Rear I'm MIND that the only medicine that can fsai-
| call, purify the yitatcd bloods
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
rREPARED
DIR. !. {. AVER & CO, LOWELL, MASS
sold bv all Druggists. price. 81; sis bottles for
s.. 5,Ny3lJyl9. l9.>eo'Noi,Ds2I
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Hastings Court Grand Jurors

The following grand Jurors have seen
drawn for the November term of the Has
tings Court James stewart. Henry Brue-
ming. +. T.. u. Walford. James +. Goodc,
John +. Dohcrtv. Henry ENlll. Richard
Duke. j. \. Lewis. and 4. T. Burr.
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"Why, scheme Is is busted already. .'
JerSeyman matinee to-day. Uncle Dam
tonight.
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w q VI A y .
HFE HThLTH AND HAPPINESS ARE MAT
TEEs or GREAT CONCERN TO
ALI MANKIND.
NFAN MAKIITIA, ttA.

NfNN MtNTI 7 7 = u
some months ago ! hought bottle of Dr. y.
Htadhcld's Female Regulator aud used II In nv
family with cIoa, satisfaction. have rccom-
m,ndcd II To three families. and they have found
10 b. lust What is claimed for it. The females
who lave tsed J., are now In perfect health and
tllo to attend 10 thcir household duiics
REV. ~. Il. JOHNSON.
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HEALTH l. WEALTH.
Or. .. e. WEST
NLHAI. AND HKAlN-IRl AlAlfN y ".

NfkNF' AND HHAIN'IHE NJ I'1'NI u
a guaranteed pee H. fur liy,teria. DIkin'ss. top-
ynl,lon>. fIts, Nrrs ou- NeurGlaA Hctitche, NrIS-
,Is Prn.tr,tion cau-cd by the use Of slcoh0l Or
tobacco. Maketulne,>. Mental Depression. >ouen-
lny ot the frsiu resulting iu insanity AMI istctng
fn misery. decay, and dsathl Pen tture Old Age,
Loss Of Power iu either caused by nyer-e ger
uon of tig brain or ofrr-indulgtnce. Each bpN
contains one months treatment. 81 box, or SIX
boxes for s., s4nt bV mail, prcpslf on recctpi ~
price. WE GUARANTEE SIX bONE> 20 cure
suy ease. With each order received bN " Tor ia
boxes. accompanied with ~, We viii send the pur-
chaser our written glnrsnlef 10 refund the insy
N 10. treatment dO,s not eject cure. bHaran-
tees Issued only by JOHN &. WEST a Co.
s62 west Madison street.
su22-d&wly Chicago, VI.
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EALriMoEf HOUSE: 2I7 to 21l Baltimore
.,.,.t u
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GINS.

ETNS. Guns. SHAVE \ COMPLETE
" STOCK GBEFCU- AND MiILLt.LoAD-
I\G Guns, RiflfS, PISTOLS :, rPoghlNn
GooDS and ANMTNITlON Of ALL KINDS.
An examination j. solicited. A. all goods ia ny
line VIII De- ,old a. cheap similar go.si- can -
bought anywhere. I. ". llb NOR 1879 Main
.tr,,i Ricbmond Va. o. l7-im
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hOlbLSEND.
Ibaye had rheumatism for forty years, aud have
heeu relieved with few bottles OF :. :. ). con-
slider IL t.od.send TO the afflicted.
J. Is. WALLER.
THOMSON, Ga, August l6, 1854. oc3l-1w
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Thomas T.. BALLARD,
Deputy Marshal.

II YOU have 2 Sore Throat. Cough or a
Cold. try b. II. Douglass Il sons Clpsicum
Cough Drops. They are pleasant to The
taste, perfectly harmless, aud will surely
rlIrn NnIl.
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.r,rr rnrGforcl.. rrorr COUNTY.

STATE OF GEorGIA, TRoUP COUNTY.
IhaSc examined The recipe Of Dr. JOSIAH Brad
fed, aud pronounce 1t 10 De combination oi
medicines Of great merit in the treatment of Al
Gi,ea.c- of females for which hc recommends H.
WILLIAM L. BEA>LEY, VI u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

Il. B. ChafHn X Go. attend promptly to
all business entrusted TO them. Call 10 see
Them
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The Hest Lunch

in the incest and cleanest Lunch-Rooms in
this city for only 10 cents at
800 BANk STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

Don't forget the prices at the Theatre to-
day-two performance % and % crnl>.
No higher prices for either entertainment.
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MR. EANDALL cANTCOWE HEEE.

Tor THAT Reason the CIay-Ward Meeting -
Declared "On."
The Clay Ward Acliyc> hatn- hld me
promise that the Hon. Samuel j. kandal
would come here aud address The voters oi
their ward, erected speaker stand ana
made many preparations 10 receive MN
and give him q good crowd. ENrrythihs
that they had to do was done, and wen
done, and they only waited his coming %
have grand iolliiicNion. 10 show the
world that the workingmcn Of this ely
those who have always been Democrats
and some who have hitherto been Republi-
cans are unit for Cleveland. Now Mr..
Randall finds il impossible 10 come. and
the club, In view OF the fact that the meet
ing was designed especially for him, and
that there Is much other work pressing
upon them and required 10 be done before
Tuesday, have concluded not 10 have any
public meeting at all. They will turn their
attention in another direction.
The following Is Mr., Randalfs letter;
New YORK, October %, 1884.
Nv Dear sir,-The National Committee
have made 1t impossible for me 10 reach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

Nrw PAINTINGS. FNGRAvINGs, ErCH.
INGs, OLEoGRAPHs. AND
WATER-COLORS.
Full imporiations received aud new ones ialy
arriving. Artist, prooisof
LATE AND VALUABLE PICTURES
Tor sale dne assortment of MIRRORS Pho-
ToGRAPH FRAMT>. EASELs, BRUNZEs, aud
gOGTE>'S GROUPS op hand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

Tie collection OF rents is speciality
with II. Il. Chailln 4 60.
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CARPETS. O,L.CLoTHs, &c.

CARPETS AND OIL-CLOrliS.-i have
' lust received my fall ,iock ot goods. cAR.
PF1'~. lOIHS, RIGS. MATS, SHADES
and HOLLANDS snd CoRNlCk> and PoLtS
IkCF and DNMA>k CURTAINS. PAPER
HANGINGS Or all styics, which sm Offering AZ
low prict..
\. JENNINGS.
1914 east Main street.
or l.2m Rtehmoni. Va,
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HUBARD As A NONPAkTiSAM
Correspondence About the Appointment OF
NprcinI PoIiremrn Herr.


The following letter was received by
Mayor Darlington YESTERDAY from X. I. HUI
bard. chairman Of The Republican CIV
Committee, and also Republican candidate
FOR Congress from this district:
lIEADQrAETERs REPUBLIcAN)
CRY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
RICHMOND, Va, October 81, 1881.
lion. ". 9. Cdirington, Mayor Of Rich
DiOHd:
Dear Sir,-I am advised that there will
be one hundred and fifty special police
men sworn in 10 serve on election.day.
VIII you do me the favor to say whether
or not your Board of Police Commissioners,
or amy other city authority. ~ taking steps
tO'haye an equal number OF :bese special
policemen chosen from each political party :
In this connection beg leave TO assure you
that whilst some "poatIls' have been
issued. no "pistols " have been or will be-
issued from these headquarters. Ourparty
claims 10 be- a party OF peace and order.
and only asks the officers of the law 70 pro-
tcct all voters In casting a iroc ballot.
Yours respectfully.
Il. I. llUBAED, Chairman.
THE MAYORS REPLY.
MAYORS OFFICE.
HICHyOND, VA, October 81. 1891.
Hon. II. I. Hubdrd. Chairman. dc., CIg :
Ny Dear Sir.-In reply to your inquiry
~ To appointment Of special police for day
Of election. ] take pleasure in saying that
a sufficient number have beeh appointed 10
compel each party TO be- ga party Of peace
and ORDER" if otherwise inclined, and -
give absolute protection to al voters in
casting "a free ballot
The captains Of districts were directed
10 select the best and most reliable men
they could secure, aud were given no pO-
Htic0i instructions, as the officers will be
required 10 act as cOnSeryatOrs OF the peace
and protectors Of all voters, and not as
partisans.
shall bc pleased 10 have the voluntary
cooperation Of your party managers to pre-
serve the peace and protect the voters. Let
this De as fully the object Of all who repre-
sent your party A. of those who will he
there a. police officers, and no "pistolS =
VIII be needed by either side.
But rest assured that irhdtcrcr Is pCCeS-
Sary TO guarantee full protection 10 every
legal voter will bo.doDe.
Yours most respectfully.
W. {. CARRINGToN, Mayor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

INFLAMM NToRY EHEUMATlsN.
WAS attacked last winter with innamnmtory
rbcumati-m Of severe type-iny bret serious lime,
.inrc 1876. / had yarious Kinds of treatment,
with only temporary partial relief. After 'eycn
week. WIS rcduced IN weight thirty five pound
had no strength nor appetite, and was growing
weaker every day. IN this condition began Swift's
Sp,ciRc and IN three days began TO improve, aud
ln three weeks was free from disease and mp at
tending to my regular business. My appetite re-
turned, and ! rapidly gained my flesh ! have
waited lhis long To- be- certain that my cure Was
oernauept {. l.. GOODYEAR,
Attorney al Law.
HnrNswfcK, Ga, June 20, 1884
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

NIANCHESrER TAXES.-rHE LAST
vi HAiFof TIIE CITY AND SCHOOL TAN
II Dt T. ON NOVEMBER ISL Fiye per cent re-
bate will bn allowed on the ciO part OI same N
paid on or before that date. I am now roahy to
receive the state TAX. aud o. all aNes citl schooi'
and State. unpaid December 1t, ulerv VII bs
added per cent. J. ". BRoNA hh. Jk,
90 2l.tNOYiin TREASURER city 81 haaehe'ef'
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COLONEL W. &. GILMAN.

Colonel Gilman was next introduced by
Mr.. Higgins. He made ringing speech,
which held the crowd III closest attention.
lie ridicuIed the tariff, and said go and ask
a negro preacher what the category OF the
infinite was. and when he answered " be
would tell what the tariff was. He had an
ATTITUDE for reporting things, and am'i-
sipgly described the various tarih argu-
ments. Men used TO learn Greek. Tbey
do moi now. because German II more prac-
teal. He practically talked ttrih, aud said
II was A stumbling-block TO the Greeks,
and to the Jews Il was f0olishncss. II was
not an issue in this campaign. Stand aside
with minor issues when you were con-
lronted with the smallpox OF Maboneism
and the black yomit OF Repu0Iic1nisms'
Democrats had no representation from the
south IN any cabinet Office, or foreign ap-
pomtment. No souiherner. no man IN SYM
patby with the South could bc found IN the
United States Courts. and where men con-
troled the liberties Of the people. Tue
south had no equality under this Govern
ment. What we wanted was this equality
under the Government. Let South Caro-
lima be the equal Of Vermont. Union Tor
ever was his idea, but an equality OF repre-
seniation. Better bread and herrngs ana
equality Of representation than riches VIII
oul Il. Ills speech was plain, poipted'
practical. and very effective. at times eX-
cccdingly eloquent, and frequently highly
amusing.
OTHER SPEECHES.
Colonel Gilman sat down amidst the
cheers Of the crowd. and the next speaker
was Mr.. Jackson n. Guy, member OF the
Council from Madison Ward. He spoke in
encouraging terms, and his words were
brave. courageous. and hopeful.
In Introducing Colonel Evans, who fol-
lowed MIR. Guy, Mr.. Higgins alluded to
him aS the "old war-horse OF Democracy
Colonel Evans came forward and grace
fun, excused himself. He has been doing
brave work in the country: had just re-
turned from Prince Edward county. and
wa, 80 hoarse that to speak was painful.
This ended the meeting.
WELL DONE, JEFFERSON WARD.
The club in making T. arrangements for
the comfort 0f the speakers and the crowd
left nothing undone. The men Of the Club
aud IL officers are practical. sensible. earn
est. and active: and last night, by tn
numbers present, the conduct OF affairs.
and the enthusiasm evidenced clearly indi-
Gated how hrlyely they would uphold the
arms OF Democracy next nueslaV.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

a lirst.rate Dinner for 40 cents cIll AZ WI
liam Eukcr's new Restaurant. No. 90l
Bank street. between l. and ( o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01

iwritc thi,a asa
Tolon of the great appreciation nav, oc YOUR
Hop
litiers. , was afflicted
Muh lnHammatory rhcuma ism -,
For nearly
seven 'oar'' and no medicine SEEMED 10 do
me any
Goodtf'
Until tired two bottles 81 your Hop Bit,ers.
aud 10 my sur rise aDl ~ well TO-DAY o, ever
wcs. hope
"Nou may have abundant success"
"lu his great and
Valuable medicine;
Anyone wishing 10 know more about my
cure,
Can learn by addressing me, T.. N.
Williams, ilt3 lGh street. Washington. %. {.
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A GOD-SEND.

BncNswicK, GAr June 20, 1854
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. VI. hor,c,, mul,
Sc.,and AZ | / \. NJ, one bay
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Ann DeIicac,es of the Season

All The Deiicacies Oh me Se">o"
at The most reasonable price, az
WILLIAM hEE
noo p,nL str,o,
old newspaper, Al twenty-five cents per
hundred 81 'h' D''pH'" counter
-
..u a. ,t...r... NJ, Nj, ,..,.,
, or,i, orange.
r.,n,if.i MIA, ,,r,,..
l,,. t.,,,...
n.rt...,.. p..r.,,a
, '
I,I.,... t,..,
E,,,t,..,.,.r..,.
p,,nl,.rr rr,,tn.
r,.,..,..,,.,o,
rt.u, t,,.,,,,u,. .,ur,,or..
,,-. u,.,.u U.fi,--Iar.. Btt.,r Cuifs. tr, >i
.tl. H. ". MoF>TA'~.
lIlea.f Main street
IT, W. "'i.''N '''''. 'i' '''''
lHL 'lu'-L''h'N' 'ih 'Il'' D. N',"' N' ~ -
~hlN CIGARS ana ""t rave '"' "''" '' "''
i'mi'.
~,oht TUINl CIGAr,.
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>NohE TEiNY ClGAE>.

DJRKFE'> SALAD DRESSING NND t"Lp-MkNi
~ArCE-thc universal ryoritc both in the nihd
state. and Great Hrit1n. Wholesome. delicious,
economical, aul nutritious. saves anxiety. waste.
and trouble.
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WHOLE NUMBER, 10. 40:
CT HAVE SUFFERED :"

with every disease imaginable for t'ic las, three
years. Oar
Druggist. T.J. Anderson, recommending
ATOP Bi'tcrs me,
used two bottles.
Am entirely cured, and hcirtlv recomm end
Hop Biiiors to every one. }. -. Walker, Buckncr.
No.
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r,rRECENED \ NEW srOrk OF

Il EIt ElA III \ NV Nip' VT
~ elegant
aA~-AND DOlL-CilNNDfLiERs.
KRA~S EFNnER~ AND IRON. COAL ilOD-,
AND FIRE SITS.
NNHRI. EIZED ATE AND MOODNANIEi~,
FEbN T. AND CRATES.
TILE IlEAR1Ii-. DECORATED SHADES.
flo. ain Furnaces rnd lftrlhe STOVES -ir7riAitis
on STONF~ for cooking and heating.
t1ll and zee ny hanrs0fnt ,iiDM room - ~, 'li'
naur. dbltN p'N th,:
uc 40 pm No. Governor street. ki"hm'nd''a'
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JOYOUS JEFFERSON WARD.
ROUsING RALLY LAST NIGHT.
Stirring speeches from Hon. A. VI. ksi'ey.
Hon. George u. Wise, Colonel w. y. Gil
lyap.

According 10 announcement. hundreds
81 people assembled IN the Old-Market Hall
lnS. night 10 hold !. grand Democratic rally
The hall was filed. and the best Of order
was maintained. A stand, well lighted. was
built on the centre Of the east side OF the
hnil. The floor covered with saw-dust. and
Tie room decorated tastcfully.
Nr. John N. Higgins presided. and In
pleasing terms introduced the speakers. the
first oi whom was
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-01
WHERE TO VOTE on TUESDAY

List Of the Poning.Pi In Th's' s'iv-Head
ttaud Inform Yourself.
Following is the list Of polling-p'aces for
TUESDAY. Every Democrat should inform
himself whore he has 10 go to deposit his
ballot. ana this is particularly important in
the ease Of voters who live in the new pre-
cincts and in the old precincts from which
thc now ones have been created. In some
oi tbe ward. the lonp-eStabliShcd voting
ploces have been changed. Read and IN
form yourself.
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urR,G.s EXTRACT OF NEAT.
I IERIG CoMPANY,s EXTRACT OF

IEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF
MraT-FINESr AND CHEAPEST NEAT
FLAyORING STOCK FOR SOUPS, MADE
DISHES. AND SAUCES. Annual sale, e,oOo'-
OOO jars.
LIFBIG CONPANY's EXTRACT ov NEAT.
An invaluable tosic. ''is success and boon
for which nation. should feei crate e'a,." ."-ses
Medical Press " Lancet &C.
.cnulne osly With the fac si,iH, Of haron
Licbig's signature In bse int across the label.
The title Bsros Liebg' and photograph haN-
ing been largely used by dealers with M con-
nection with Baron Liehig, the public are sr-
formed that the Liehig tompany alone can Of
fer the article With Baron Liebiss saaran'ss
Of genuincnes,.
LIEBIG COMPANY's EXTRACT OF MAT.
10 be had of all >tor,keeIers, Grocors, and
Chemists. sole agents Tor the United states
t~hol. .sale only. &. DAVID 4 co, fenchureh
avenue. London. England. m, l7-Sa52t
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A.. CURE FOR SoRE THROAT ANp '"tDii>,
d. BROWNS BRONCHIAL rEocHKs" ha'" been
thoroughly tested, and maintain thrir good repu-
frtf0u.
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DIFFN'~ PURE MALT WIiI>kEl
Will ,IEC ANY CASE
rrY 4 rorrlt And ra CONVINCED.

We arr o.. only concern go th' United STATES
vro4fc Iottln. and selling a. thc ncdi tai proi,--
.i., and drug trade au Af>OLJ rELN Pt RE
MALT WHISKY, one that 8, free from f"sf'-
if.arJtlaii i. nor only found on the -idnb"ard, or
iI., best iaminr- m iic country. hul ln The di--
u,r,irr.rooin for use ma cases Of Dyspepsia lndi-
r,-tIon, ana q. ~tIiuulaut for tired aud nursing
uoibcr., and which iu -moothnc-, Of taste. round-
n,.. and dticacv Of niyor. mahing 70 alike ac-
cent ,llc 10 all age, and 10 the most delicate slo-
luach,. m Typhuid-fcy,r, Dy -cntcry. Diarrh1H'
and all low forms of disease, il E the faNorii" Win
The trofc-.iun, who know ITS merits, finding 1t III
valuable as q .tunUsut and tonic. We have not
the space 20 -pctk individually oi thc large huInpti
Of professional gentlemen who have examined
Ills Whisky, hat simply say that ia MAY la'l we
distributed 100 scaled bottc, toa Ike number
Of the feprcscutatiSo physicians throughout thc
country for analVsi, and examination. and not one
nr tlat number found 4 trace Of f"SSi-oH or any
adulteratlou whafeVcr. Dr. ARfNpT. tine great
German ch,mi,,, iu letter to Us. state, &" ind
% absolutely pure aud free from fu'cl-oil and for
ihat reason cordially recommend IL % the medical
profession.
Many OF the leading physicians Of Tie ulied
Statr- not only recommend u 60 the profession ~
large hut refuse L. tt-e any ether sinulant iu ther
ura lice. For ihe cousuupi.Ne and those dhcl' l
with hcmnII hages 10 D. an invaluable tonit' supply
ing tho .Nsiem with more carbon tnan tue dI~ii-t
can ~ Vhaust. the invalid gaining tn strength from
the date of IT, use.
generally. and by
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